... p. (. III i2 I I Ii ' I; t)W ) A'O' ftf. I ?? T'rJ SI)A . MAY Q. t -- O;,ris ?? ?? F riday CDt'li till o iiu!i c tlilI ; ,,I rX~uc; ;> acc. ?? 'i stilm hi 'atis. t ,)I tle eD titonltonS for Wvar uire Ctiatitmeued, s nartlte hj aJ l 1noter dble to conceal front tih l j1 -e; r e ' at he ip a'p red to cope t h Allies. he v ottld snake then) bslieve. But thle J5 t^i~ nt Moenlartrc betray his ...

... SA'14URDAYXAND SUNDA\Y's POSTS. LoN-oT)N, SA'thRVIV, MAY 6. ARIS Papers of Tlesday arrived to-da1ks They mention nothing of Bonapairte'5 intelded depuir- tre, though it is said he left Paris oll Tuesday everning .lder a stiolig escort ?? dragoons, auid toolk the route ' jjsle. It is supposed he is going to ilspect the state ^ tde fortresses ail the whole of the northern frontler. 'llere is ...

... IIOUSE-F LORDS, Xonday, Mfa.y ) -N APLES.e larl GrTPy 1said he lbad.giventnotice of a motion on the sub- pc Jew of Naples. 4%hich stood fur tovmorrow, but before he t bruglit it ou, he Was desirous of putting a question to thc il Noble Lari resprctilog the situation iii which this count ry stood sb as to mar or peotte. First, l Ie ivishte to know %whether we .\l wvere itt comsid-r vt rselves ...

... 1 ROSE oqfCOMMftONS, 1fomday, Mlfy I. Mr. Serjeant Beat tuoved the second reading of the Bill for atnitding the Insolventt Debtors' Act. Mlr. ~iforner iugg~ested jl-e propriety of witlidrawiing thi Bill, aud introduicingi a tew one. Air. A berciontbie, coincided with Mr. Horner. 'lie Speakaerobserved, tdit tie usual coiure to pursue under riuch circunbstances was towiljtdraw tbe Bill. -Ar. Se ...

... DUTCIT AND FLANDEVR IfAT.S- - rit claVzD L I1 I 1oRNI1:O] I [lfttArLaVF.Irs ¶111 sloal.~n] o VillNA Aptill 24.--(Flont fitz Corrrt 0 3et1C )--Tlc e Coomml'lder-ina.-luiefufthle Aiiny of Italy wrileta, under date oftele18th, as foll~ows: ,The enearny had retreated ott ll gdcs ?? Btoglogna, 6nd blganl to fortify his positiuta bez 11iid thle Panorar 'I'his usxdcitd as hope that lie had ...

... SAMLVDAY: AND SUINDAY's POSTS. T A - -.CTlT1)l AV. MIAY 20. 1,oI)toN, SMAT Ult)A, MAtY 20. ESTElIDAY Palrs Vap'ers ?? otrrived, IIjV which we learn that Bounparte n_ ot oiil remirsiel uthstepartlire is no0 11iC soei f h lit s eve-, for the defeiice of the capitallare prep, hape poeu ct l Fech people are [eel to *Ctl hutbied Uples l, a iri jo hir own territor~y. I hie thel means of ?? suhi ?? ...

... Tmt.g Editor if fde :Derly, - I.f 3- I: I ?? , 2 I . , I\ Tlavsinv, pernsftd qomtc ohservit ioilm ebiltribled-ititvtwo ?? japers. of' ?? 1i1t iif April fmfst iind (xi: thetlil of . NI Mav ViSt.elaitve to a dfi9A~eA' ith whtelr qext;lcialdviiidte~i- attlfillmig a Quortlidtle have. beeoaitafficted, I consisder It rw' diitti *fttcfi I Titl 0 In ?? I; ifs, %Wo a itt t lte -[mm bhte 'o 41131to ?? ...

... Sir, WVe tI le undersigned have been inorined that tire paragra ph iriseried by tour authority in your paper ol last week, relatirc to al alartaing report ttf the occurrence of sm;all-pox a tier vaccination, in no. less thsan seven or eight cases at Quornidon, it this neighbourcoud, las not been deeniled s tillcieintly expli- cit, in as irrucli as ?? true nature of the disease was not therein ...

... . :t1S 1 5 ; I v vi¶ ?? . ?? ~ , I,, ?? ?? - \ - , N/ L l.1)0\l) '1ltIKsi).y, MAY '23. e e rea'i ved ar~isi5aprrs of S'atijet lvy. 11Jwit'l ru li, ii published telegra ph ic dirt iat el fjuidd upon Aonie letter rtceived byv i t0eir, is ho had it firmt~ ti Persotn to hie rulird jildr from Anconawvv , Bullei kie l I j lrii~ ht thle Auisrialis lost oil tile Jlt, Q I1, ?? in~ti,) Lrid 40 piaes Ot ...

... gA' LR1)AN AND SUNDAI Is POSES. - ~ - -- - % ?? n IONSDON, SATrIJtAY, AMtU.L 29. IwTJqrELS, Frankfititi and ViennI Papers, vsere r eceis ed ru-daly. 'l1be lattter gi ve en oi~icinl accounit ?? Baion Ftehlolit and Morat, at tne t- le-pout vf Ochno-Beello agreeiug exactly s itll What 1alteaidv beeni Dublisheid. C Geuetal Bourun qriille ha J ed the RIyHal stauard, and is arrived at Ghent. -il ...

... BOVSE of COMMONIS, Monday, May, $, Lord Cattlereagi eritred t the bar with a Alessage from theX Prince Regent. w icb pvt being Urntutgt up was imd by tbe S tkerk Itts tenor was as follows t- His Beqyrt Highrness tc t'rnIgW Peont, acting in the zatn and. os thc hehalft qf his Aajesty. ?? it right to inr Loris his faithfiul Comnapnta that in consequenge of tvents ?? have r 1cen t4eh P~e in ...

... P 0, ?? TS U Pt I V. 1, ' I I , it, 1 a1rNI iT' bave~it'i rerivicid iipui, tlie'taiia. the fit..?iastatiee~tiI hack .Miiijit miirisid let o 3d, N1W'S oltre th AWtdi 1usd lie rumi ujitte ill ii i ards Occiths ato ek lvi up It iictke.l toiliatds Tulli t I1, ?? i thia.e1 bac li INI .Iiiit wa db i ti ed 'I i ,i.1 i~lik3it w ere tie wtsere rivsi hat at Io l it lae 4, itl~ol cact ?? eaI ~ l~ ...