... LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL S. I I I :_ -: : . . AAMBUBG MAIL.. TNTtRESTINGO as every communication from the Continent is, tinder present circumstances, a Ham- burg rriail, which ar.iriEd'last iighi, brougbt in- formation ol more than common iripoitance. It is stated from Vienna, that folty.Frenchtmen, in dis- guise, made an itterinip in 't'se night of the t 'ult. to Carry into effect'a'plot lor ...

... . A -Patientr. mi? I 'il ?,. ..-I. -OW-ftfirnfl. h. Relieveddischtarged,&c.:1 i Reiieveddistharged,&c.5 5 , Admli;;ed . -.- - - -,- 3.1 Admitted.- - - - t Im P/iyprkan,'Dr. Aldersons.-Surgesrn, Mr. Young. n-. . ' Mr. Oswald Smith, hosue-vliks.-- in, Robert Frdnkland, EsqA of Tlhirklebygis chosen re-' id, prementative for Thirsk, in;the rfsim df William Frank- ' land, Esq. who ha's accepted ...

... LONDON, THuRSDAY, MAY 25. FURTHE; Paris papers have arrived, to the 23d. They afford us convincing proof of the rapid and powerful manner in which insurrection has spread throughout the Western Departments. It ii not alone Vendee that Is ih arms, but eleven other de- partments. It extends along the coast from the tMouth of the river Vlilains to the mouth of tle Gi- ronde, and stretches inward ...

... - ----- -t Ifrom tOr ifontbn Zovactc, -JULYl 8th, r8st..i1 VAR DEPARTMENT. i DOawIisg-Jireet, Yusy 61b. DPspAt~ers, Of which tiht following are. copies, have rn bcen this day received by Earl Bathurft, froni Field- c Marfihal his Grace the Duke of 'Iellington, dated i Louvres, June 3th, and Gonafre, July. zd. .utares, Jeise 30th, 18t5. t MsY l.ORD,-I have now the hondiutr of enclofing to t ...

... For the HULL PACKETS CRITIQUE ON t'ilk PER FORNIANCE or HEhRY V. A'r 'riia HU.L THEATRE. TI'ig piece of our admired Bard, thotith not nne ot his finest historical plays, contain's many beauties and in numerous parts discovers the biilliancy of his renius and the extensireness of his inlavination. Tlhe name of SiAKEsvrE attractdek me Ito ;the 'T'heaItre on Tuescla; bveiiing last ; and th&&Uo I ...

... AIJSCELL.4A-EO Us. 1is We hear some active country magistrates and the 112 to war ofce are at issue relative to the assumed right of re to demanding billets for soldiers employed on the recruit- ac cs, ing service at village fairs and wakes, as auihorised by he any direct provisions in the act of parliament. ed PAsootR Nor DESERTrits.-Orders are now issued 2s to (sigited Palmerston), for ...

... ;LONDON, v n o RAI1.~ TRFATY OF PEACE IND WE have the pleasure t4,gite, tbl rived this mui ning, fromt tlPis, with the T lty 01 Pcace, which was signed theIe on onday last. Tihe ftoliu~wing lettur Ih s been sent to the Lord UaVor; J)-hrSvrv-Siaa5r 1,10eVWhC 2n3, 815.i MY LoRo,-It gives me great saastaction tso have tIeC fioibtttr ...

... B1UONAPARTE AND ST. . HE-LeNAi , .,, rlATLrd --a hur Cc Fnreign O ffeis AidAgs 26th', ISI:-Lord Bathujit, one 6f'his Majesty'l Pilicipal Secretaries of State, liae pal e this dav nooitfedIby command of-his Payal Highness sor c the Prince Regenit, to the.hioisiters of Friendly Powvers int f resident at this. Court, that in consequeqce of events pi1 * which have happened ;i! Etirope it ias ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPTEM1BER 12. THE most important part of the intelligence con- tained in the Paris papers, which have reached us to Sunday last, relates to the attempt made on the part S of the Spaniards to send armies into France, and the nty readiness with which the Generals gave up that pro. ject, as soon as they found that a strong disposition the towards resistance wvas manifested on ...

... Paris, April 16. jli- MY DEAR -, I bad the good fortune to- use day to see the review of the National Guards by as Napoleon, being taken into the apartments of the .s ing Queen. Hortense of Holland, by 11. de F 1 the Emperor's Aid-de-Camp. JAte said Queens was at one of the windows, and belhaved so little' like one of her rank, that I stood by her for some e time without discovering her ...

... AJ;iftfu!l Vine.-Thete is in his Ma3esty'e garden, at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor Park, a black I ,J - -A (-d-A thp. care Han br' grapie vn5 years old, (under the care of Mr. Tidy,) and fills a house 44 feet long by 16 feet wide, and has 1100 bunches of fine fruit sus-ol pending from its branches, the whole of which grows C only from one stem four feet high, which stands in ta the house; tile ...

... Cirnj,`dirzm oqf 'eekii hdeigence - wgifvrwzvv vl, rr ?? s-W 4Xs- *FORI4GN& DOMMESTI6. .GAFITULATXON OF PARIS.' At nirne o'clock ?? last, the Pafk and Tgw_ d 'gunsiwere red in- celebration of the ?? 0 hortly a er the despatches were publishl in the ollowing extraprdinaryr Gazette LNDQ NY. fAXZETZE EXTR.ORDISAAA ib FR:DAY, JULY 7, 1815.,. :WA# DEPARTMENT. - D 3urnizng~sreet, JuZy 7, lSIS. b) ...