... PAR?[s PAPI'I[Ts. PAtrs, Jute it2.-An insinuatiOn has been Cir-CU- lated, (we know not on tvisat founadttion,) and too lightly believed by solme persons, that the Legion of' Honour wvill only be considered in fit;re as a civil order. We tre ex!7rcs.y authorised to contradi-t, in fie most formal manner, this assertion, which is in direct contradialion to that article of the constitutional ...

... GA.m iy. MIa. CoBXTx-.-Permit me to ex- press mny thanks to you for the very just and striking views presented to the public in your last week's Register, on the inm- moral tendency of every species of gaming; and* the pernicious efects of indulging children in habits of playing at cards, an d other games of chance. The sentiments you have there expressed do equal honour to your understanding, ...

... THE, MORN.YI CHROWVICLE. - LONDON: W-DNJSDA 22, JUNE 2a, 1814. We received yesterday Paris Papers to the igth inst. An article front Hanover mentions a report, that four t Protectorates are to be established in Germany, to be I vested in Austria, Prussia, Baviria, and Hanover; the Ele&or of Hanover to have under his protedtion the Eleaorate of Hesse, the Duchy of Brunswick, and some other less ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT OF GREA T BRlITAIN AJ'iMD MRBLA ND. HOUSE OF J.OltDS, JuNre .4. Tn the Apnepal of Wheeler v D. E-terre, Mr. Hart concludetl his argurncnt on the part of the A ppellant, and was followed by t \lr Barber, nfter which judgment was affirmed. In thL Appeal of Laurle v. Laurie, Sir S. Romilly and Mr. Leach awrc hlivard for the Appellant, and Mr. Adam and Mr. Wedcierburmce Icirrhic ...

... - MR. COBBETT.- HaVing been 'fron home some time past, on my returin fouhd your 'Iltgister, containiag your Let- ter to the PBople of Southampton, with those that have been siacepubilished, con- taining fthrter remarks an the Corn, Bill. In thie last number you say, that instead of sendin, abuse in anonymous letters,thev should have answered you; bat yoU could scarcely expect that. You have so ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT GRAf E I { ,i f . .' 1 V.V'1 IR E I. d ND. T11(t17,E OFr !.fliilS, JPI,~ 2- I I, thle Appeai, Jlcionst~S ~-~~ vtirivitool flo-:ii!y amd !`lr. f.-,ch Nveru liiar.ir Sr iltio Appi [nt. otl Air. I 1Irt altti Mir. l,',II fir t~ts- lteopmoid lot. 'i r- S 50r0 11' 'to v watord (or thu A ppellant in rpii.-Contidcratii.,t ot il -wIt Ao- ferrud. lit the, crise aorf It-II l, Smoidori ...

... th7eLONDON GAZETTE, June 2x 18i4. A DMIRAL'TY-OFrFICE, JUN wa1, 1814. Rear-Admiral Durham, Corminander in Chief of his Majesty's ships andvesselsorn the Leeward Island statioO, has transmitted to this Office a copy of a letter from the Honourable A. Malt- land, captain of ihis Majesty's ship l'ique, daed off the Silver Keys, the 26th April 2854, stating that the said ship had that morning ...

... .INN;F l.RSAtlY II NNOiT oi'nii*1 IVE.RY ToF 1.03- I VON; FitiEONDS ()s PPARlIAM I;NTA lCy ItNFORM J J)OtM; FitLl ,1;,LJ. R)OL i'A L Il L IL. I:%-II r FIth- Alccu nig on thi *.cc:%ci-. w.I, ini iii,1ruls Innd respeati abl', It a -.ter ;In vecIlen l IIIr, Mr. v1 ri, i %I tAN i'vt thoiloev Ce ij'g t,,tcq: -' Tire King,' tl:IIIk ,ndIjim and it' silIlcI. e h I:11cc lkgent. and many he Li'ver t ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT OF GRAA T BRITAIN AND ARBLAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, Joese it. The Earl of LA U t E R O A L t moved to postpone tb e considera- tion of the Borth wick Peerage Bill Thursday next, The proper Officer attended with the Account of Provisions for Greenwich Hospital, from Jan. x, i8Ii, to June iI, 1814. Earl STANnopi rose to make his motion relative to the Pe- tition of John Perrin, a ...

... IJ .- 4 - 1 , =. _. A H1ian: re h n il arrived vesteCrd l, irit!' let tt- r and IMJrzirs to the 22d irstant. The injr rcuurse between | that grc~lt comicrcilal city and Yngln is ' o w C ni pletely re.evtabliahed, and in fill a',,irit. Th'e first G LEngli.-hi Mail diie'I aririved thert on the 14th instant, si and, as miniht be presumild, Was r J:avcd witlh iniitc E Vo V.a A quarrel is said to ...

... T 'IIE f.fI( IIL AIVI (: !rip2ONICL t. of L 0 N I) 0 N: T.IURSDAY, .7AfX .23, I, r4. _ Now that the hospitalitics of the Mectropolis to wards s our Illustrious Visitors have cloced, it is roped t rat the d pUblic will return to serious rcflelfion, and *vill s;.t dovn , to exnmine the Treaty ot Peace (which the Nfairquis b of HEwtrORD, in his splendid illumination, elesires uts ' to regard as ...

... To The EDIT)R A! Vic 01 1 V ; II AT(: ,'', If the accou'nt gioet in 77ie Comricr of thlis evonr~in be a corlreat statemoent of the plar. For the intend ed dijs- Iplay of F~ire'iik io- d oiusher annmusenents fuor the pI oif? now reriin I, I think it. ought most collt- pile~tely to fenllov ti'11 ipC 'n~ s of yott Corrc apon - Ident, A YT1-PvrrrrT'i,:'croU! and others, whIo have wtitteil Oil1 ...