... I j. VI CH E. L OND O N: 5ATRyDA2, M.f4ACJ' s8, s8r5. Wit'f 5 held in the most painful state of agita- ,fle 0I th whole of yesterday, there being no 0receivd from France, and no information of any n which the ?? could rely. Government ; ,ince to their friends that they had received c 5llaccount of ?? entry of NAPOLEON into , and they owvlned that their dispatchees contained ,ie, ,yresvre ...

... The LO~i 6N GAZETI'1'E, April 29, 1815. .A I)M\IR.Al,'IY-6OFVICE,, APRIL t9, iIl5. flear-A Adnuilal Sir P'hilip Charles l)urhiam has tr enmitted to Jchn Wilson Crolwr, Esq. a lktter from Captaii Fleoming, of his MaIjesty's HsI ll Djiarl'adoeA, giviug an account of his havinej, on5 the 55th of Ffijuary, captured off St, Bartholomew. the Americanl letter of marque brigantine Vidette, of three ...

... A CURM!OU8 T'POPtJACY. , The followilng Most clrvius prophe-cy was wrhtten in e the year 54° by 0eiar, Bishop of Arles, who died in t 549. It svaa printed in hlie year 15t25, and the work is s deposited in the Royal Library of Paris. . There will be fouifid in this book, in quarto, at the f Chaptser s Of the Kingdom of Friance and of the - Church, at pp. 55, 56, 57, and 58, the Latin pro- s ...

... PRTl' TE CORhiESPANDENCE. CHAMBEt O.F PIERS. SIPTTNG OF OCTOBER 10. Trhe Sittin;g commenced at noon. hle Pee nwly crted having assembled wihtle !he FOI r lembers in le Chamber, the Plesident direded then' to wxirahdwav until introduced by two Peers, con- formr.ibly to the eiulation. The new Peelq omllhlied with this direc'tion, and it vas a]li eee thilt, in coliideratitda of whilat iiad ...

... PARRIAN MIT We abhor all profane parodies an sadred thing:s9, but: the folioh*ing we ince;rt to. shew the sort of licence iii which ihe Wits of Parts indulge. 3CltEIX() BUIU~iO9NIS'J' lerrnis en tuisti; rkl I. ci&telr de. pluoleutir-fi Tael fort lucrxheq je crmi qu'il a( st rri par ?? ?? de Dieu, donk il 1 . 'AletIrne vii'e ritur * t-rre. le ito dans ?? de ?? rdinistres. ; rrnail i herrditd ...

... 'of NA VAL L rE U TENANTS, and a B. ?? 1, the EZ)ITOR 1 tee MORgING CH XRt)NIGLbi. . Sllit, tOdt. %I, I X . 8 F It is distinftly stated by Dr. Paley, in his Mnlrl k'lInlo- v Bophlythttany condui to.wardi anot her vihichl xcitvs ex- peclations, is as ?? a prollise as t0ie nobt expre;. (le. claratiuiv-, ani creates asreatan ohligation. Vi Xe A1or al ?hjilosophy, pa g:e izS, vol. 1. Can any ...

... CHAMSBr1R OF DEPUTIES. SlTTING o0r OCT. 17. , The DeputiesirepaiI ed at hlalf past twelve to their re- speaive Bureaux, and proceeded to the discussion of the 5 Law-ProjeEl presented yesterday by the Keeper of the it Seals. e We are assured that several Members have proposed e slight amendments.* e The Commhinsion, for which each Bureaux appoints a e Member, will report forthwith. There will ...

... UNITED PAERLIAMENTr oxr -GJREAT BIZTA.P y L2?AND. Mr. hi fl SEOF 10 DS~ Mnv x ?? Vets ri-i-ting to tle Accovints 4f thlesn Tle-1 irsh ASesiiec1iTa,%'ei Bill w~ as tal secook~ Oiiaw *cotid. re-adinl, c-f thi-. ?? cittx o ler. JATitt Dl aLA pre-erite! a j'etitiono f~r~n the Catholics of ?? of 43,-slovay; plc syaita ..relieF. and regiretted that tie u itekisii~osi o laot ni~idt hazi, I-eenrs win ...

... - - UNITED PARLIAMENT I .V I GA'EBT KRITAIN AME iABL21~AND. * Il(OJ'L! (1 JDOIO DS, MAY 18. . 'The ?? riolved itself into a Vomulitteq on the Borthwick }\'ralgr, tJ;i: ftl;her gonsileyatior !Q4 wf wch. wtas pastponed to (ou~ideJ mnid ?? were heard on Christie's Divorce Bill, vhit.h WUb ?? 8L SiCold nzi ea 8nd ordered'to be com itte. t0 1Cai ,;rs~rij~e preiented a Detition' (we belieie fretn ...

... PARIS PAPL'11S. PAnlS, MAY 3I.:-~TIhe Monlleiur give- an official ?? thu inteqdeelony of the Champ de Mai on Tlursday the ist of J~ube. TIhe difkrist public bodies and autthorities tre to go in proccsuion, with the usual escoit. T'fhe Ellipeorr Will Icave thei . Tldilliies itt 1i o'clock, iana carti age-drttwnbnbveiglit .hosei; all the others of his officrs, the gtirnd ditnitA- I ies, -c. nre ...

... ;ARIS P.EIS. PAnTl, MARCrI 26. It is said that Marhials AUGE, RE1U and MACDONALD 6i6ve retired to their estates.- It is also said that the Emperor has given the most fivouw able reception to the ?? SERRURIER, in jnviting hirg to renetv their former feintdship. ' Tlie Joe rnal of Lyons publishes, the following Let- ters, which Ihave been intercepted . M. Loks,, ' PA1RI93, MARCH 7, 1815. - ' ...

... UN TI'1D PA.RLIA4E.N'r GRiR T BUMerriN AND FIRLfVD. iOUST: OF COMIMONS, APRIL 3. A etition was presuited fromn certain Eleclori of Down- patl ic; complaining eif gross partiality iti the Returning Offilcer of that I, rough it fhe last 'eI~tn.-Ordered t( lie oil the Tahle an] to j e taken .ntio cir lsideration on ihureday fortnight. Mr. 1-1. ADDlt:G rot prei-t, d plittealit to orter, a ?? of ...