... AIJSCELL.4A-EO Us. 1is We hear some active country magistrates and the 112 to war ofce are at issue relative to the assumed right of re to demanding billets for soldiers employed on the recruit- ac cs, ing service at village fairs and wakes, as auihorised by he any direct provisions in the act of parliament. ed PAsootR Nor DESERTrits.-Orders are now issued 2s to (sigited Palmerston), for ...

... Paris, April 16. jli- MY DEAR -, I bad the good fortune to- use day to see the review of the National Guards by as Napoleon, being taken into the apartments of the .s ing Queen. Hortense of Holland, by 11. de F 1 the Emperor's Aid-de-Camp. JAte said Queens was at one of the windows, and belhaved so little' like one of her rank, that I stood by her for some e time without discovering her ...

... Comp~hdhim of Pl'eeklyl ntelfigeice FOR1DIGN & DOMESTIC. *Of in- WTMIA'S 'ER MEETING. : nd A numerous meeting of the Hutiseholders of ,f Westminster wa4heldon Thiursdaytbe'156Ili int. in ra- Palace Yard 'in' conseueqnc of she' RB ection,',l y ily the Houseof Couitmons, of tbeir late Petitinsn':''to Ce- onshi'~er of arosotr' etitior, in suppor~t 'of the peo-- his le's ieigt ?? for a redress of ...

... . 'uCR1 pq; ,I-T Ia\~ *T-rMh , V~ ?? . TN\ RNI 1.i . , , '5ii ' (itSV'klt5ils artived Imst Iligtla.t With i .- 1* t F I n, to t4e itt h 1 (fey dnor cotniaill TiC', l .s! i' tilitt tI fa king of the Tiwo Sicifli ' ?? rs\ p.,I ivn ptriect hbli% imi uod amnes'tv Ivy. tlIC ., * ussc ssttssv *puaattintt hi. Uoseritnsear wt~idi ?? m I'l 1tt1 i h gr t Sotoy hII 2t pablieshed at addhrols ...

... Extraordinnary Phewnomenon inl the Sun. Other papers, we unjerstand, lotlh in Amne riea and. Eng1and, have noticed the remarkable ctr- Ioin ;'camstance to which veare. now alluding. The follow- T . og is an authentic and correct aecowuit, for the truth ar of which Captain Hayes, of his Majesty's ship Ma v jestic, now lying in Plymouth harbour, and the whole at of his officers and ship's ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... gjtnperhifl_ arlianimet. er - he Housr OF COMIMONS. ut TtJESDAVt, MNY SO., ve J M. Srj.-.,rt Or-iiiv moved for leeve to bring in a It Bill for the Public Register of all Conveyancez in the of *everal 'counties ot- fngland and Wales, excepf Mliddle- n. sea and Yorkshire, where they are hlready established, ce His object was tcc have the Bill pri ted, and brought is orward next Session. ed Mr. ...

... -1 00tocript Tho FrenM7 Pcpe;s to the 5d instant state posi- . tively that 'luat arrived at Paris on the Ist of this month. The Queen of Naples and herebildren were erpected at Copoigrae. The insurrection in La . Vended is saic to ?? cornpletely ext'iguisbed: the ?? Chiefs went on the 27th t t;1 Cl ed quarters of. General Travot to offer thr insno!iz I . It is ex-I pected that the Emperor ...

... IFrom our London Corre.spondents. Royal Exchange, Wednesday lqirlht. The last French letters are of the date I of Monday. It appears that the ins rrec- tron in La Vendee is not of the magnitude alleged in some of the London prints. It : t is, neverteheless, veryextensive. We are 1 . informed that the French funds, though t quoted at 57 . 15, are in reality as }ew as If 50h1 Wlatever may be- ...

... IMIPERIAL PAR MRI ?? T HO0tUSE OF LORDS. Thulre;lry, .1tcne L ROS5rEBERRY SIVORCE DIL Lord3 LAu;DEaoAsLEs called tlh attention & die ?? to tne nrow-ision ~of the Bibl, and arued alpen ?? ItO clause, which proilbited the irtjermrirriage of the cofloieng partiie 2,d 4 hibh deprived the Ladv of her marriage settlement, as carr oing with them the infliction of pains an'4 penalties, which ;mId be ...

... T The Edinburgh packet, D. Parker, master, ar- a ig rived at Hull, firom Leith,,on the 5th instant. n is Extract of a letter from Flushing, 21st May, p ,- 1815:-1 You. say that the late revolution ought C I- to be the subject of a letter from me weekly, tI re but we hear a great deal less of what is going n is on than you do in Glasgow. A number of 1 a- Bonaparte's spies have lately been ...