... AIISCELLANTO USA . : / 1; 5 The War Duties of. rle Cutoms9 antd EYiSe upon lie Wine, &c.s';ll cease o9 the 5th of July next; itisex- b of pected there will be snme Iimsits as to the importation t4a of l rcnci wines into lhis country. C,' Branlies have fidlen in p-ice considerably within es, the last few days; and little or no business is at pre- to sent dove wit h the merchants, ti ...

... THi Brussels and Frankfort pa 'iX, which were received last night, countenance the opinion of im- diate hostilities. The former are to the l7th, Rl'td zfe latter to the 1s3h. Our intelligence from Vienna through this source reaches to the 5th. It corroborates the hostile designs of Murat. His army Is computed at so,ooo men. As he advances, he circulates proclamations, inviting the Italians to ...

... MISCELLANEO US. rvey at PIVnlouth it has beets as iad On a survey at Plymouth it has been accertained, int, that 29 sail of the line, and 9 frigates, may he sent to ple sea almost immediately that they are manned, and iu a respec'able state of repair. onf' The veteran battalions recently disembodied are 4 rhe ordired to be immediately re-fornued, aud plIaced on for tile establidinent under new ...

... ffliartlall-COU5. I I I - - - His Royal Highness the Piince Regent bat granted. trlM Lt dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Gieai: . Britain and Ireland to Sir David Ocirterlony, MajorrGer-. e in the Army in the East lodies, and to his Iheirs male- This honour that commander ha% justly merlted,. by; tf n mitary skill and judgment lie has evinced, in the t1t4e s military.operatioas ...

... .AUGUS ltfi i8ij5. . tI 4| . DMIR 4LfrTiOFFIC'5i _AuguI .1itbS. SO D1t't fc1iej of which th'e Tdllowih rre' coie* ahd t f exttrad li-have beern recevwd tiss bOfficcj addreiljd -.,'I r y a Io r s11 ,W q1-''.(J W4 R The firft erztrac is dated from l'Napler the iSth of May ad merly cmmuilicrtes the ~occurren~ces attend- in tiqahe sirredct of that' city rhc feconda dated the en ~ d ult. ...

... To.thc EDITOR 012qfle L. DS If EtR!CURK | i Sl-As 1le ilbabliants of this tots al,| suhjcct to\ a very heavy t. x for tile s5ipport mid elstib- jlishinnt st a tgeeral Wte!!, they 1;av ;r intereat 1 I eaquinhqe l hoit lir the prcseist systeni is likely to ;ii 1 swer its profti :edi obht-.t, in preveiti:ig noctumial (te- prudiiiotiiS and prcervilig tils peace ni the!te is. If i trie, inldeed, ...

... liougA 01, coNo'A.-PI-1hy. PE3ti! OtR W !ft. ArP. Whitbreud aflet an eloqtuent introduc- tion proceeded to coititititt on t'he Daldlrirtion of the Allies. He said the signoiture of tile Duke tf Welliugton to the declarstion ofiht la Ith nffMarclh, disgusted all v lho bad see- it. ' It * as revolting to oibserves-uI a inline lnitivionitig the dlctline of assasstlatlioi.-riNo, I ) ?? It did lin ...

... OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF URtAT'. Ntaples, Oct. 13.-_joacjlum itro fjat, Evvo fled from Naples in May, sought an asylum in FIraic, when the uniealpected appearancc of Napoleon scindl to open his heart to new hopes. Sincc tile cvents consequenit upon the battle of WVatcrloo, Murat remained in Pinv nrce, let -with the inteintion ofr finding safety, than xvil ha Nie to excitc disturbances among thle ?? ...

... LO-N1)fN, Wi F 7Cv. S. It will fie rccolileil, tlt l atcnrdit t,) the iinnlersattditti.l at' the Sttatpe ol' Genm, I rl'd WVin. ?? uallad stipliilatedl with that liteptib- lie for ihS ahbsilure ari4 llnrllssfioil d iioleen-. deuce. It -dllsLquenitly ?? It) the (_hn- gloss at ?? that (iilusa onglit to be iII- cloited iu tile S~ladiiiniaj t rritries; tend itl was Sfll mlpirienil15ided, wvith the ...

... MEE TrING OF THE CIA.VP DE MAI. Paris, June 2.-Never (lid a festival more national, never a spectacle at once so solemn and touch. ing, attract the attention of the French people as the Assembly of tde Champ-de-Mai. Every thing that could interest and elevate the soul-the prayers of le- ?? compact of a great people with their Sovc- ?? reprcsented by tho select of her Citizens, Agricultrists, ...

... FIRENCII PAPERS-, its Frenc6 Ofieial Acroint of the Bertil of tre lSf1b. the [FRoaS TilE MONON SCURS' r 2irt ADNn zid jUiNE.] Ih We have not fpace to point out the diffirenC pofitiors I which the refpcdtive armies occupied oni the r6th, and I1l1 fromn which it appears, that on that day, the left, the ni right, acid the relerve, were equally engaged for the dis- Sa tatice of nearly two leagues. ...

... PARLIAMBR-TARy RIPORT. PARLIAMENr re-asiembled on Monday, _-on the ashotion of the Cheanelor of the &Chaer (in the Corn- %tons), the secolnd reading of the Assersed Taxes bil was postponed till MondaY next, to give time for con- sidering what the new qrder 9f things would make necessary in taxation. Mr. Lushington brought in a Bill to coetinue the act of the 49th of the King, allowing the ...