... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... MEE TrING OF THE CIA.VP DE MAI. Paris, June 2.-Never (lid a festival more national, never a spectacle at once so solemn and touch. ing, attract the attention of the French people as the Assembly of tde Champ-de-Mai. Every thing that could interest and elevate the soul-the prayers of le- ?? compact of a great people with their Sovc- ?? reprcsented by tho select of her Citizens, Agricultrists, ...

... .NFIRMARf. | Ianaietx. I - . . , D. .f- ie ?af ofs ? - 11 ?i.- A zn-palcla; c ni'. a.. K~ aVx. 5Ji5zafli7SJ~i¶q d Admitted,discharged,&c.3 I Relievet),discbhrged:&c 4 r Relieved 4 i Admitted- ii xe P'fi oidin Dr. Lroale'y.-.-rgueo-Mr. Thelding. le . Mlfr.i John I od, bouite.ifilore in |ameb mattiM , VfhoU etsaped frosm ur yail nn the 8sth * inst. hbs been apprehetided at SsInderfaud, aad ...

... Pos T?WTUPT CONTINUED. SP~tEE).' CO 1I li~sVCED '~EN7' OP iJnOSei. LIrE.-n zu' u 7'wU~ ug of RorA PA 7p lin .rr Paris pi: pers of' Maniv mar are ht r z' | f'il ?? As; tile tee iot ?? the ?? *)f iauStiliijc'S ap~j!' t ite~s, tlit'ie Irs;t'te'S ittr''trse;S' it iulpnprt:ro tie. inttse ?? are e eiretno- lv yi Ilptortantt. On1 M t ai i' Bttena parte wias to, havre a pirtet g revie' o+B tle trooprs ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY, JUXE 15. THE Moniteur of Saturdav ii the only Paris paper b, whichibas arrived since Monday; some obstacles G6 h aving ansen to the communications with Fiance. except the debates of the Clamber of Represen- :N, tutives, the oflicial paper dues not cotitain a woid fr of news, not even of the departure, or approaching pl depariurej of Buontparie-trom P.iris. It appears ;v by ...

... PARIS PAPER'S. Pit-il, June ?? MonkhaNy -and Tuesday lt' ,n I ;- -ip fn the * Acn islittii'ai In to the Colsmti- I itt intl' wf r. St'l)' s ,t.V 5 lie-l'tsii) tilf' ASerIhl lbeS oif thi- Cifig' s [f ect h delrtnrlleist. -'Flte pi oil ed in a ,If thi- diiffero lt a si-tshbies b, in , v iKid, eF Ill plipio ta o a tor nr ssiin of live rii ni bers to eaerv the ci It to the{, Celntial Cotinminsein. ...

... LI EEDS, SATURDAY, Juu U24. The Bearnish, for Palermo and Messina, will sail on the First of July, and not on the Eighth, as advertised in the first page of this paper.-.The alteration came too late to be made in the proper place. In, the Housse(of Commons ons Friday, on the Chancellor of the Exchequer moving the third reading of the Bill for exempting Chapels from the payment of Parochial. ...

... -ti. '-IEM'i.NTqJ T. I2 ir: LN D ON G A.Z 'fTT, OF IUtqSDAT. Ihrig 0Qi.ce Juem IS., 1816I . d tlpittl, ?? svi-icht 0) 'riilli a i~i~i.his Itj'c'styli 1 Pit'lvpiJi1iSi% ft .f ti Stalfo r Foritj e ?? 1ir i-fj a T , iI, II ' - rII- sl I IMin si L 7itl *jltltflt I v 5 I, t ri , 1o it o TosiatnY, dlated Pt ?? 31v 1 nonr r ri o ia'. e'aa 13 l a gvi'r ~Ielis' Ti ?? ½ ?? gi' giiis ll 6ii I-tvC it C e ...

... =- - - =- by ACTS OF PARLIAATENT BELATIVE TO DOMLES'JC POLITY. ThI-cActs b`%I-! br-e(n PI~ss;d thle 11Ostt S'sqtdt' of Pad o-i r ;C I il-(itI r~tit in t~u e~nrutt ill rn it ~tt ile, 111tl isO tlj tpi tt-li-I Lto t-italntiit aill Ii-t--t ?? tl-ttn lrrl~ r I'icit It i :. 1 (I. a Itt gii t~e-t- pitehrt-irl bs. ThI e:Artli! Acti, to uvr - rcft r, Pivr-C to iltjioiistrtil; atihe g,nIII (i~iari ...

... GRAND PREPARAIJONS AT ARUNDELI I - . . . - - .. . . - . - _. .. Tht Beam' Fede.-His Grace the Dukeo6f V6ofolk has left town for Arundel casile, to superintend the arrangetmenti for celebrating the six hu,,ditld adveonsat U of Magna Chart:, tihe Great Charter ofdtle libhrites rf I 11glarld, artd the basis of our laws and tbhetties; which derived its origin from Edwsard the Confersor. The ...