... r ART. I. Reckoning from the prefent day, there (hall Ie -pcacc and friendfhip betveen his Majelty the King of tc France and Navarre on the one part, and his Majely the h Emperor of Aufiria, King cf Hungary and Bohemia, , and his allies, on the other, their heirs and fucceffors, u their ftates and fubjefls refpedtively in perpetuity. } The high contracting parties will dire& all their carec to ...

... F;o)REIGN iNTELLIGENCE. rA NC F. n l k a c Tk'ir Al;itS l' 2,LII L5. i '.: fsf i.. .r - tilt. C, r oIt . ie. itl. 0 F..th,,i.i5'Al of5 1Ii lSt i:,Cri 5555 a(I Ci CC!C L'y ua Ii I g' 0 !'et05'5' oIf' ItlaItC', I I. I5 tIlIIIit I) LT, n nfiO I I ir ;ted for ift to 'c'rsnputlf rteiit .1 totS Of VCeeS Is. crnIrsiL;V SOt.Ci- I rl- rrt~±ci nt to ilold , i fire \1ai-lhil,, vvilh !':55 et{Cl!6(oi O ...

... 0 ?X- F ?? D'q I §ATURDAY, JUNL 11- wc have autilioity to state, tlat ile Piluce Recent, thle lilpert . of Iuosiai, S ,i ismg of }'Irii~. &u. Iare exspected lo tkolluoir this Univer- SiO wiil :l IUnal '1iSit ill tihe cotrsO ol tle els'uimg wlvek d 'i& ?? Ihas notbeen Yet annomnced, lint it is gun i, Irlly stipposed it will te on Tuestdty ie't. C Grat preparations are inaking in the Uili- ver ...

... ABSTUItAT OF Trui CLERGY EsIDEmmCE BILL. [As aniended by the Coznniittee.J It ii enacted, that no action against aiy spiritual person for tbe recovery of penialties and L ?? uttler the Act of 43d Geo. ill. oa accoulit of twa1-resi- dence, shall be comiaenced before the 1st (,f May after tbe expiration of' tlhe year in isiich such alleged non-re- sidenlce shall bavc tlican place, the year being ...

... * bCTCH eA7L. -y Copenhagen, Vay X7.; '1 Te public prints cotaic n the fioxvwng lecter, r- which Prince Christian, late Governor of Ncviay, r., lias sent io the 1isg of Sseden ;_ ?? 1t5 aur Majesty wil' not aiscribe it to any want I- oF respect in me, that vtlaat' I iiw communicate to ,d you has been delayed longer-thai'might seem proped. ;h I gould wish that this communication mightibe able g ...

... - LONDON;, MO(NDAY, JUNE 6. VATR.TS Papers, to the 3d instant, wvero received in 1 towli Vesterdav. Thle .i(?nitear contains the- Treaties at length i ettveeni Great Britain,; RHoissii, Austria. Prussiao, and. the French (^overuunieant, WII ot m hich, were signed on the ,Otlh ult. tsd -IL, Eis to the- cessions a!)d demarcation ofterritory, and the ggeueral objectsofthe AUies, are i the same ...

... 1I(1.tt1US (IF C'li!OS. 'l-it'PeSl) ?? .i 'il. 21.] 'Tlwe Sri:-rm;tn itniit'diatecl o:~ I t 1i; jio-L ! C t ;I i .i II I :;1 I -I I I 1 e L Lt- ?? i, , I - LII I I~ I I e iiil IA itiii'itt, tlit I c vc li Sloatlici n}e o- prriiilv ibid 'Oi' I ra w, II ti'siS ilril I iml itatl cli it clilviv- ti-1L: aOJ:. I ...

... iL; ; I; ! Z C!IPrC. = --!C-[ I s§i~+' ll(lo; ll( G!IRI VCL[(Et L 0 N 1) O) N: 1 2lL Il, JO. ft4, 5itf4. We lis, ni-ith received PariJo Turnils of Friday last, lit the lothi instaint. The msost important -trTicle they con- tieir, is dhe new Ordinance for the on)qervance of the !C. Sabbath iotld of Holidoys; T1he ldigarticles ire a t. 'Phat all Nwrkmnri setch as. niasol)4, CMea~tus frs, ...

... The L ONDON GAZE TTE, May 3 r, 1814. FOREIGN OrFICE, MAIY , 18t4.i* Earl Bathurst, one of his Maljesty's rrinicipal Secretaries ef State, hactiis day notified, by comoeand of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, to the Ministers of friendly powers resident at this Court, that the Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Inaval forces off the coasts of the United States of NOrth Arne- rica, has ...

... - ,SITTING OF THlE LEGISLATIVE BODY. A I'PARIS, JUNE 4. The 1ing entred the Assembly at half-past th ree, preceded Iy a Dput'ation OF the Legisistive Boody, ac- comptied by the Pr-incesz of the Blodd ;and Marshals of ,,I=ce who placed themselves near the throne. Thu criel of Vixve IC Roi wore universal. Monsiegnetir thle Chancellor W vas' eated at -thle King's feet ;. the Dukes of Anoukcme ...

... The LONDON GAZETTE, Jiume 28, 1814. I eCARLTO1.HOLUSE, .Tut -f5, iSr4. Hik Royal Hlighness the Prince Regent hui 1ecn pleaied, in the nwmu atid on the beAlf of his lBlajk-ty, to appnt Lieuten- ant-General the flight IHonourabie Ch,;rles Wilibn Baron e Stewart, K. II to he an rExtra Lnrd of his AMajesty'd Bedchambef. WHtTEIIAI.L, .Ju.:e t, 1814. f i-is Royal 1-Tighness the Prince Regent has ...

... IMP EA1 RIAL PARLIAM.AENT. HOUSF. OF LOllDS. FRM)AY, JuM 11] Thle lloal Aist'nt WaS given by ?? to no ?? thanl ninely-nilne hills, buit which were mostly of a private or local descripifon.- The public Actsi were principally th; COrnII EXptIt Bill, thu 1oltery, the Additional HExcis& l)nlies, the Lanlh R}e- venue, and the l)over lDeibtors' Bill. llOUSiE (IF COMI.M1N'.i tiTHURSDAY, .Jueo 1I.) At ...