... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT I S > A0 I . ; 07 WREZdr BR~iTIN ANDMIEL'AND. or or HOUSE OF LORDS, J60t 15. id A Alssage frrtn the Commrons by Air. Brogdetn and ethers,. or bro-ughit up the Irish 1opulation 13i11, the Irish Leather Duties :B ill', the ?? Asqylum Bill, anti the Paupers' Rlmbezzlenment sBill,. wh elh Bills were severally read a first, and ordered to st: in reatcl a seedeid time. try Tlt( ...

... UN ]rrD PARLIAMENT OF G RErAT BRITA l\r A VD JREL AND. HOUSE OF LORDS, JuNe so. The Earl of BUCKgIGIUAMSHIiR5 rmoved, that the fTnugt| shnuld go into a Connmiitee ou the East-India Shipping Bill. I3!r. i arrinato wan thi: hearld as Counsel for the Shipbuilders of the ?? ?? against the 1ii1. ' After the Cournsel had withdrawn, The Earl of DoiouciiMorF contended, that the House had jeard nowhing ...

... Jf- imolR.NING. ClIRINICLEI. -0 N ON:C . , ; A rRi.Xr. JUVE 30, P~rI .ic There xvs a report currient opon Change yestiday tl morfiing, thst.Boxz PART -had surrendered birisi into n - ?? tl iehnds oifthe¢late of1 WELsfs a op ne.t ,But no iuthentic ad ice of any such event wA5 received by Minmters, thloutl tie fa&; is- nei'tioned in ihe Bftrs- tn French Papetra of the 25tli'and 26th instant ...

... THIE 0lorN,,IVN CHRUNICLE. LONDON: THUJIDAr, JUNE I, IX15* Ille remainder of tile troops employed in the disas- x ° pedition to New Orleans, are arrived, mtuc0 Ou out and fatigued; they amount in all to 4000, 'd tily ae Drdeicd to proceed to Flanders without 4 Choura Oflicers agreed to e'mbark vith . ° JAtitCQUaLU, for the expedition to La Ven, bu twelve of thle rlunmbr lost -heart for the ...

... HAMJBDURGH PAPERS. if- h HAGUE, JUNr 2.-The King, induced by the extra- he ordinary circunsstances in which the Xingdom of the -id Netherlands is placed, and by the advice of his Council w of State, lh'as resolved to employ the National Militia in 5- affive service, during the war with Napoleon, and at all ce eveowt during the course of the present war. But as lih tihe Constitution orders that ...

... MRI; ~ 'II s W . . . $. . ?? r -v? . Lora Erokine, imxspeiiking or-thti 06fls1 W&fM ]Ci a)n the bursit of the first C-6ali ion ?? sap ?? . ~ i ni~,lfl may rpliuon, require Mr. mx' sag;ritl y inre. h, Al~t thet -iiuljr of thts ui15crte The na iions of Furi'pe 'w ?? ftre had tofeai, had then ilualtlly ut~fered ;6titlsi`- ftrpr'the French ?? on that whilst on' tie one haauT die, Fretirli ariies ...

... UNIIET) PARLIAMENT . 1 JflUT;IATr 1ATIrb IREZLAND. 11,'rsgtn 1'Vr 'iht, up from ?? 1-mr- tition Bill. the \i~sons Estate'ni1,11 the Aijericin ( tosi:'I l [iill ifhe rih ?? I)it ?? ' Bill, t lie he lb ~ ~ ~ ~ , it e atio l'ie rhuibll, &c; .il t ,'zrfnsk * sh lords, before the ?? of Hein 'ortan di (lsiSi)'ii in vihich yogir Lordshitpsare about t6 tJitl' ± Le' `vsli.t .l~he~,eftol~ your Lt ipt a ...

... I7lUAKL) M14 1 X(( CH;lWICL I L 0 N D O N: THUVRSDAY, JUNE 9Isisi. We stated in yesterday's Papel that 0 loadt nade by the provisional Govenrmment 0( i ad b a nego.c6tion, but that they had be 8,. R dJC LOS Allied Powers. Tlhe pc:son destined t o Co111 t don with a pi-offer of pacircatirows qoTTOqi' arrived at Boulogne, and ont th rondn e They have been refused Congress will he assembked at a ...

... P. ; 2ARiS, MAY 29.-The assemblies of the Electoral Colleges have met .in the difeirent places assigned to i'q 1 . They. have alJ began thle arrangement of the regttrj'es. of votes on the Canstishsrio, sand several I ave already .finished their operations - others will continue f their's to-morrow and, the next daysand. it is expeaed that the Assembly, of the Champ de Mai will take place next ...