... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... PAIh'Il PAPE1 S. SY'1l'(l Or 24 scct t h 101:Nzir reod lit-tr, fr-omt ?? Ii o h l' NV 'I hkh ti: y t-x preis to the Chambisrzhv ir re- eit- Cit-r temporsa)l :k'en, P.. ?? reat a le-tter a,hlre~ss~l to himtby Gen:eral I~ I it)tf the zriny. st , 'It i ?? 1etter,; 5,n Cia.~ccthui:g iha, ?? it vvas ?? liltela hstarratiojt as n' y collicagite, i'odt a t I ,.ai. Hit if a privazte le titor is to hae ...

... *~ UNED iL 'I ANirEN' . ?? CkR AT 1?IT7ENI AR.E A'D. flipS O w.Qt~lls, .JuNit 1'V it o 'Ih'll.'tRnyl Aqqsetiwat siveltib y tn til. ItttO t n ' T ill. t ho. (o(,vvivtlironl FiW. ?? Ii flinofL lll l tte il pi iin ilte 'it ?? til.hi 10itih Spir its Hdil t lie jrrid1i ?? 211. thtlei Moth U ~ii'IIitiih it ful, t is tnih ;Ini DittV Billi, an il sesatal PrvitvaeBi. %Tr,,stijn was h-ea( il rt Ii ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT GREAT BRR17AN AYFD IRELAND. HOUSE OF OlRDS, JhNE. 29. -The Royal Ascent was given, by tommissiOn, to the Store Dusbezzlt-icn. and several Either Public anid Private Bills. T le Greenwich 1loipiral, the Chelsea llospit;!, the New- fonridland Irade, and the Irisli Spirits Intercourse Bills, were severallv rcad a second time. Earl 1o0F Ka Tr said, b it on 'lonlny ne't he should ...

... FLE.VlSW Jo URNALS.' - i i' IjR ?? JUNZ L7.. - ' . IRO~CLI~MAT'rON1s I acquaint all Frenchmiin thiat l ?? r their csnri try at tle heal ofta vicdnrious army, not as asn enemy, the Usurp~er ex- rcepted, jhis, itthi:encmy of humani nature, and with who mi ni, peace and no truce can he maintained. . r pass your holln- dariec to re lieve you firrit- the iron yoke by wiich you are Pp- lprvsieil. ...

... PARIS PAPEfMS. CMAMlBER OF RfEPRESENTATIVES. (Continuation. and Conclusioe of Friday, June g3.) il. I oGNIERES wished to potpone the discussion till next day. M. ?? you adjourn till Lord Wellington is at thiegates of Paris [a gleat rumult.1? Ai. General l\lourots DuvrRNET insisteil that the Chamber should proclaim Napoleon LI. as tile sole means of encouraglig the military. DZl. ?? asked the ...

... T111,' LONDOON (G.4ZT'T,'Eof .JNEt. 27. TtlURISDAY, JUN\ 29,v115Z5, W AR DR.P A BiMEN'T. 'It(,V.NING:-ST1 3UETi' Juse 29, XI815* I Di'patc.7lss, of vhich the folloivng are extratt3, bive been this day receive hy ?? I thurst, fa -lm 1 iekl-iarehal-tis; Grare the DIuke of WVllington, dawited Cteaau, 2z, and Joncourt, 2as1h inst ant. Lc Citealls Juvte 2z, SIS1. We have continued in march on the ...

... TOICFIIAL REFOwr PI.USSIAN'ItM3Y OI 'l THE LOWXF. IlNE. I1T wacs ?? i iii of tbiqns ' aith that Napoleon,- aifter hriving collt rihel onl til-e i~tlj ive Ce_)p4 otf his ariny, arid tire ?? 0. fCor1 . of ih s %rt , -o Mriti rar u~nei ! I lt-unionit, cr-no.1 ad i'otit-nie ?? Cs. I Wi 1s 'ii''Of concetitritaio n of thre ii tar P inal corns; ware, rleirtsi 'Naeaur Armyw, and 1-lonnarlt; diet ra I ...