... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... To the EDITOR uJ *te MORN1ING GHRJN ICL E. sIR, June 25, 1815. Allow me to suggest a simple mode of provision, for the widows and orphans of our gallant country- men, who have fallen in the memorable engragement of the s8th instant, under tie. command of his Grace the Duke of Wellington. Let it be strongly recommended to the Churchward- ens and Overseers of All the pa~ishes in London and ...

... ; VIPEI I_ . 11UOST' OF LORDS. : . * . S~t;LAVE TRA)F . T oifl irqniru I Af WN's6i hoi'ed the cominittal Or ile Slove ?? ia:3e TtiU7. k la e t C-. nrnrnlt~ee,: :Trw Ear! ofWA +AT^fltLAj *.eicl, that ly tim vprovisions 'F this nill, it appeated to him iliat any pcrson in this ciunltry by Ilis Flwelt lcudin g money ihiclh inight be applied to the siave traffic toghil eltirely without his ...

... I Imve read with surprise and disgust the ..official .accounts of General Drummond and some others* the battle of Chippewa and Bridewater. I hare been informed the bra and modest Colonel (now General) MiHer* well by a number his officers, his. officers, and the British. cannon were, wwwt.y hours in their possession,, and that they would have brought them off, had not the British the precaution ...

... UNITED PAR S A X GRRAT BRITAINr ANTD RBLA.LVD. HOU9F' Ow LOILDS, 3rhse iq.. 'Fhle -Pq40QffiCe 1Bill tb Fgl MuIt.iv, ity . ?? the Iiish; Letters Bill. wezeteeada2 secon ,tite.._Comnmittees io-mqrrow- EaH 0osRVzoG moved ttie second renditsg of the Plates in RevetM BUI. Afte5 -Rtat had ?? A1reidy saiN Opiol this. s ?? diielatt feel it siecessaity to detain the House by ,ry reematbka. ?? some ...

... WtttiTMI1s2'7srJt FrtMPYNa. A Divethig, '~Ices held yestortliylia New rpatlace-yar'l, Ii cinna sequlence of The rje~!itioti Iy tht! Iluau Of 'tornrllra'ns of rise lhte I10i 'ion, to Cesti-i le r of allorlier l~eitiont iil support 1if thle ple,.' i'sright of petit inilu firf a 6-cre'Ris of grievancei, &rc.* * S l~ I itti Vp r,etlld, n01.1 hasving talT ii thle ?? lie addressed the l'seeting neat ...

... 2'HE MORNING ?? t r LO N.DO0N: TUESDA2; JUNE 6, 8S15. We this day give the Crzzette Extraordinary, print- ed last night, containing the last short history of Kin S MURAT. He has made a miserable end of his reign. IF .There was a rumour yesterday that hie had surrenddred r himself, atid was on his way under an escort to Vienna; c but this wa, not authenticdted. There is. no doubt, r however, of ...

... 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( ...

... 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 ...

... PARIS PAPErcS. 1- CH-rA.MBER OF ITEIS,JUXNe 3. [d At four o'clock ii thle afternoon thle Chamber met, under the Piesidency of the Prince Arch-Clih-ncellor of ji the EmLpire; toe Princes, brotheis of his Majesty, took r their seats. 'rhe Chamber proceeded to the nomination of its two Secretaries. The majority of the suffiages 'were for the Counts Hibaudeneau anA de Valence. On the proposition ...

... PA' I3AftIPAPE.CIS At CT-1AMBER OF REPRE~SEN'T T S Atnine Wclipckr iii. 13AIYOVg, bile of the Secretaries, odilpiped. Sevqral~ Mefftisbra it timated-a wish that business; ahould-l;j- Mepee, WI h' II 50icit Ilse digeqt of yesterd-sy's ninu tes sntyt~r rlfleatksel, as 'maunr as~ tisat shalt ?? e~.i~WI J he R' eport of the Extra'ordinnry. Committee .which son ap-, po~inted for the purpose ...