... LONDON, THuRSDAY, MAY 25. FURTHE; Paris papers have arrived, to the 23d. They afford us convincing proof of the rapid and powerful manner in which insurrection has spread throughout the Western Departments. It ii not alone Vendee that Is ih arms, but eleven other de- partments. It extends along the coast from the tMouth of the river Vlilains to the mouth of tle Gi- ronde, and stretches inward ...

... Parliamentary Cumpendium. HOUSE OF LORDS May 2nd. ,N4dLES. I rd Grey submitted to their Lordships his Mo- ticiifor an address to the Prince Regent, ftor copies of ite segociations carried on with Naples, with a I view to bring tolight ?? I entered into with that power. He bad been infore ?? td, tbat it wvas not the intention of Hniinisters;ta re. fuse the information he requiie&: the ...

... 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 ...

... IWediusdafy's 4'Thursday's Posts TI TUE'SJ)A V'S LONDON GAZET7TE. ha T P HIS Gazette contains a list of 52 at . teicariivirssels, tiaptulivil by the squtadroni titunder the riiumndth 0t V'ice-Adatiral Sir A.n it Ciiclratie, aI 11it ft.? ter ly gazettet; also ot 37 captured iet thit.: dili isit ?? NII. Hoitliahan, be- to, twit ii tiue M ill of Oktoler, 1814, anl tite 4lth iof at J:iiitlarY, ...

... pOSTSCRIPT. LONDON, MAY 26. ' ¢hecopite ?? isn~ de~~eky saj ledit addition! 16 tlff Gettos nztej ' tie Blletil issued hpyfle ForeignlOHice, ijspti4ges live been received bty Gvernin 1 Sdjr,,c'tS~i )m Vit'nna, with the official (letaels of tle viCtl)tioS aiitd triuimphanitprogresS of' tile Austritil nrni' ie9 tp to a v recent date. Mbrat li ill ;lprobability, bieen cut off in ilis ietrett to ...

... LONDON, TUFESDAY, Lijfi, 2Z Tiiepatcches of flt ;5th awr. I0t1o u1t, f*norn s Lord Borghersh, iv're yesterday receit eld by (.overninent, anon lle,'o l tle er cu-atioit 0 tile d city of' Forence b' thle Nenpolilan orphfi' d , entlered it iliO the I iprcccdin.g Tir n sea- sure was ?? by the mast..rly manctiu- . vres of' eneral Nugenut, who, having retreated a t on Pistoin, and there united the ...

... (fXY EXPRESS.)-LONDON, MAsvY 05. -At length Ministers have ieceivsd oefficial ?? irh-ho 0from Lord Rtarghersil, in ?? the dl'est ?? is stateti to be comn plete. The filletin 4,iull-tit; was la-t night issutel fron the Fortsign Offioe, announcing tbe er-ent:- 11 UL L FT IN. F:s C,sga 0),/flue, Mc1fG1 *2t, ISIS. L etters were received last night from l~ord hu-igh- ?? daate' th- -d instait, ...

... 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 ...

... - - 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 ...

... The following STATE PAPER was written by Mr. PFTTr and is tbe basis upon which al the pro- ceedings in the Congress of.Viennaliave been car- ried on :- -1- . _ Itu UII EXTRACT I FROM AN OFFICIALCOMMIUNICATIO1, Iacke to the Russian Ambassador at London, on the 19t/h January, 1805, explanatory ofthe views ?JWcfz' la MIajesty and the Pmperor of Russia Jormned Jo the deliverance and security of ...

... T hE EDITORS of ?? Livbyivo1 Mfercuoy. GENTLEMEN, I feel myself again called forward to make a few comments on the principle supported by you in thc following words in your paper of the 7th inst. 'I The beaitiif-thcory of a complete demo- cracy can only be realized where men are not only impressed with a correct sense of their social and political duties, but also, ate not liable to be called ...

... t4MBURGH MAIL. Vienna, May S. A treaty is concluded between the Courts of Vienna and Palermo, by which King Ferdinand is to be secured in the possession of his heredi. tary throne of the Two Sicilies. (Some earlier accounts havb stated that Ferdinand's eldest son was to be King of Naples, aad that it 7wag settled that Naples and Sicily should never be x united under one sovereign). His Majesty ...