... 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) ...

... VESEl-S . . ,R'I I - IvE s E r.L S ,A A R I HE- ?? AMERICA. i 2 Guaodloupe, J Snjith, from; Quebec, with 140 ¢ logs oak 48 do pine 240c staves 2c iq 19 deals for r y Hawkes and Malonek. - . ,d EIFFO6UNDLAND D.ty-, W. Kennedy. with 44 bundles seal skins 29- re casks blubber 162 do cod oil 27 bundlesocow and calf skins 4 do cod fish'for a- RU SIA. r 7lseodosia, J..Snit, 'from St..:Petersburgh, ...

... Ptoe Bonaparte. * Dg the LiverpooP 2klercurY J chsrg ' Bonaparte escaped from E~ba! the a2 Franceo.Bonaparte in Paris !- cause lr,`ttihe ?? that occupies the certai 'ste onl Even the Corn Bilk. ap- the ss teis powerful attractions, in the stamr l bativlo its al and amazement, into mark .Pliety, ean, has tbrown the minds of all such reven r0 roodacted and instructive paper is Tb Joat ,, , fully ...

... T thoe Editors of bte Liverpool 3Merecury. -NT1 --RN GErNTLEMEN, It seldom fails to happen, that people who find themselves embarrassed, and are constrained as in the bonds of wedlock, to struggle through for better or worse, that the case is aggravated by bad temper, an. recrimination - so in the debates which are now so furious about the price of bread, we are told, on one side, that the ...

... Compendimq of Weekly hitelligence FOREIGN &.DOMESTIC. t- ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE (Official Documents.J NOTE FRtOMtVISCOUNTCASTLEREAGH TO PRINCE TALLEYEAND. T Pareis, July 27, 1815. s P-Official Order to the Admiralty, which I had the honour of transmitting to your ?? on the 25th, having suspended hostilities against the coast of France, and against French ships carrying the White Flag, I ...

... ?? (Ejtrato I NZO. CLVIXX The immense Head and Horns, lately t the Isle of Man, of which a rough engrras' given in our last number but one, pge j , now exhibiting in this town.-(S,, AdSenriet~i -They very deservedly excite the astorlshme every spectator, as well from their ewtasiai dimesion, ?? th sO hei otrsey dI dimensions, as from the situation in thbecl found; and the great length of time ...

... ibe Literpool .Mcicur . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1815. POL'ITICAr. OBSERVATIONS .-Fhere are vari- ous importapt particulars for the consideration of I .. . . i I . I 'our readers this week-and on each of them we ven- w, ture to make a few general comments. The first to ar whichiwe shall refer, is the opening of the Legisla-. ric tive Chambers by the King of France. To that of he event -te French ...

... Comp~hdhim of Pl'eeklyl ntelfigeice FOR1DIGN & DOMESTIC. *Of in- WTMIA'S 'ER MEETING. : nd A numerous meeting of the Hutiseholders of ,f Westminster wa4heldon Thiursdaytbe'156Ili int. in ra- Palace Yard 'in' conseueqnc of she' RB ection,',l y ily the Houseof Couitmons, of tbeir late Petitinsn':''to Ce- onshi'~er of arosotr' etitior, in suppor~t 'of the peo-- his le's ieigt ?? for a redress of ...

... IOCCUPATIONS AND MIRACLES OF KING FER-, ! DINAND VII. . II : I - . - , at The occupations ef King Ferdinand during his ill baptivfty in Fran'ce' terc alidedtoby Mr.%Vhid) ad ce in Parliam'ent. 'Wehave been pant(says the M-Torning w!S( he ChroniCle) throigb the favour of a valutble Corres- lS ill pondent, in piossession of' the authentic; document, I setting forth the hdl'yand mirac'ulouis ...

... WIDotocrip . . PUTBLXC 'MEETING.-Our readers will perceiv by the Advertisement, that, in consequence of a mast' respectable requisitionour Chief Magistrate has fixed P upon Tuesday next, fora public meeting, to take into a a consideration the propriety of petiti6niug against the o . smeditated renewal of the Prpperty, Tax. It appears, SI thattn unsuccessful counter-requaisitior has also been ...