... I ENCH PAPERS. Paris, July 5. Naporeonr passed through Tours on the 30th June, at -11 in the evening. He is accompanied by Generals Bertrand -and Becker. It is believed that lie goes to Roclhefort. NATIONAL GCARD. OF P&HIS-ORDER OF THE DAY. ?? Paris, July 4. aA, Cbnvention has been concluded with the Generals of the Allied Powers, to prevent the tarther eifsion of blood. ,, The citizens or ...

... Pariq, Nov. ?? In the sitting of the Chamnber of Pec-g on the 3d, a Peer, whose name is not mentioned, rose to make a hiotion against Count Lanjuinais' pub- lication of his speech. Hie stated that a Peer ought to abstain from imputing to Government improper views, and therefore he would propose to the Chamber to express their disapprobation, ita formal manner, of tile publicatioO in ques- ...

... NewV York, Aug. 12. JAMES A. BAYARD, Esa.A.Death has-annexed his seal to the lips of James A. lavalrd5 Esq. one of our late Envoys at GhentIdeser;edly honoured in public life and equal y esteemed in private;- his loss has been great to, his country, to his friends and relatives. White we sincerely deplore his loss, some reason is indulged fior a hope, that the effirts wlhich were made by hini- ...

... FREBACH PAPERS. (COURIER EXTRAORDINARY OF MONDAY MORNING) ' Several persons have beeri arrested -at Ver- sailles for i..'s'uin~ royalist proclamations. Letters from'lelgium say that the military at- titude of France has occasioned some serious re- fl ections amiong the Allies. A regiment of the young guard set out yesteret day. We are assured..that the assembly of the Champ de Mai is put off ...

... MONDAY;-AUG. 21. a Translation of the protest presented by Bona- parte to Lord.. Keith, against his transportation to St Helena: e . - PROTEST. I protest solernly,.in the face of heaven and of men, against a the violation ofnmy most sacred rights, by the forcitie disosal I of nmy person, and of my liberty. I came frtely on board the t Bellerophon, I am not the prisoner, I gm the guest of Eng- ...

... DUTCH MOIL. DECLARATION OF WAR BY THE EMPEROR O2 ATJS- TRIA AGAINSr THE KING OF NAPLES. (From the Vienna Court Gazette.) Vienna, April 12. Afterthe campaign of 1-812, the King of Naples Ieft the I French army in which he had commantded a corps. He had I scarcely arrived in his capital, when lhe caused overtures to be made to the Austrian Court respecting his inutentiotn of con'bi- naig his ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LISr-FEn. Yl. 1815. 'I'lh Staff df Life, Darnell, of Yarmouth, fromn Liverpoo to Havve de Graze; the Ocean, Hlmpirey, of Yarmouth from IUverpool to London; the Endeavotie;, Wlilson, of and tl na Yarnouthto Liverpool, the Eliza, Wallace, of Leith, from Dublin to London; and tlie Ceres, Splyll, of Liverpool,. from Curk to Southanipton, were taken previous to the 5th 31 stant, ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETT. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE-MARCH 1. Vice-Admiral the Honourable Sir Alexander Coehrane! has transmitted ?? Wrilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Cap- tain Jackson, of his Majesty's ship Lacedemonian, statinge that, an the 5th of October, the boats of that sbip having been dispatched, under the directions of Lieutenant '4law, fn pnr- suit of an enen y's convoy discovered passing ...

... LLOYDS MARINE LIST-MARCfi 31. 1815. A fleet of 95 vessels sailed from StThomases 26th Wt. under convoy of h-is Maje~ty's ships Swiftsure,Pique5 Musquito, and HIetron, for -E'g-laand. ' I he Star, Thotmpson, from Batavia to London, is taken by the Surprise privateer of Baltimore, and carried into New York. l he Suriprise .arrived at New York about 6th instant, Irons a cruize of four months (48 ...

... SUP LEMENT 7tQ THE .LONDOYN GAZETTE OF TUESDAYiMARCH 9. COLONIAL DEPAR.TMENT. Downing Street, March 8. . The following dispatches have been received by Earl Ba- rt!urst from Sir J. Lambert, commanding oii the coast of Louisiana. Camp it] front of the Enemv's Line, below Mv.LoRo; New Orleans, Jan. 10. 3815. It becomes Ina duty to lay before your Lord- sldp the proceedings of the force lately ...

... EDINBUR&H NEWS CONTINUED. Joseph Brown, convicted, at the Sheriff Court, on the 23d ult. of cutting the gin rope at Westmuir colliery, and stealing two pieces of rope, on the 2S:h November, was drummed through the public streets d of Glasgow, and' through the Gallowgate to Pa k- head, on Wednesday. AThe culprit carried some of; the rope which he had stolen, and was guarded by a few soldiers, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-APRIL 17. Ian the appeal case Sundies, ,u. Shirreffs Sir S. Romilly was heard to a conclusion for the appellant; and Messrs Leach and Horner for the ?? postponed till Wednesday. Lord EliueeMONT gave notice, that on Thursday next he should move an Address to the Prince Regent, praying that there be laid before the House copies of the minutes of the Courts Martial ?? Brown of ...