... SATURDAY, Julw L OnMndy Sst Mrb Fritncis Hiwkins and ~(3 rC les William Stockerw were admitted v FelBows of Saint Joh'os coloinuege-anl M s Charles Litchfalrd Swaint, R ?? Ri Harvey, 's Charles 'Qellavmy, nnd Charles Detk' Blyth, to . were doidmitted Schlars. 0 Wednesday thle following were admittedl - S Bachelor and Doctoi in Divinity .0 Thae Rev. Richard Mnt, M. A. sometime Fellow ...

... . - LONDON, JUNsE D. On Tuesdity a French Ofaicer arrved ?? from Boulogine, inl order to obtain pas1piirrs finn the Britibsh Governmient firr an Anihtsqador, Otto, to corme over, and treat f'or peace m the name-of Napoleon II. ' Th passpoI't5 were IO- stantly refused; and the Meiseitgei ordered to leave the country. Thle propriety of this measnie seei* t.4ie ad- mitted on atll hands. In the ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE IAST-JuNR 97. 1815. .An order in CouintId was signed o'i 21s t inst. for granting letters of marque and reprisals agaitst France. rhe Constitution American frigate arrived- at New York 16th ult. kroni-acrulz'. The Guerriere, Constellation, and Maccdonian American. frigates. with three brigas ot war, were spoken with Sth inst. in-lat. 58. 45. long. I 5 by the Spanish Patriot, ...

... ACCOUNr oF O II : BATTLESOIF TriM 16111 aND l3TII. Official Report of' thfe Oier1'ratiea qf time Plustian .4immm 't he Low'er Rhine. It fas o(e the ir r i th o1 this mointhI thimt Na po- t-oui, after huv itg coilectedl onI tlie 14tih five corps or his nrimn, amid tile severali corps of tihe guard etwveen Mat'iettge and Beatuimmt, commnenuced loso ilities. Ilile poinits of conicentration of the ...

... CHAlMBER OF ]tEPItl'SENL'TATIVES, j u z Li eF. Thle discussion on tlhe reeogbition of tlie sont of NapitileOIt a is csuimerl :- i .. Durie ask .d the asseniblv whlethier the-y l-blieveil that Napoleon II. would bL abl to do what NalloiLors 1. could not (io. Lit ?? war be nationaL!, siul wc shall ?? over our enI mies. ! jll . 1r 1i t resad that the Alllics Would put no faith in ti'e ?? ?? ...

... CHAMBER OF -PEERS. NIGHT SITTING OF THE 22D JUNtL ed, At 'half past nine' the Chamber met again. ess Tbe President Cambaceres.-We have remit- the t'd ts the Emperor the declaration of the Chain- )00 her. He replied that he accepted 'with.pleasure ot- our sentiments, but, added he, 'Irepeat to yon what I said to tihe Pkesgidkt of the 7humber of Ite, Representatives-Z have abdicated on/i J'r my ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-JUNE 27. ThejEnrl of LIVERPOOL presented a message Mdm fiis Royal Highness the Prince Re ent, in the following.terms.- s GEORGE, P. K. The Prince Regent, acting in the name anl on behalf .f his'Majesty, thinks it proper to acquaint this House, that a marriage, to which the ebhsent of- his Royal -tighness- bar been duly given, has beent determnied between ?? Highheas the Duke ...

... FROM THE LJONDON GAZ-ET6 . . . f~~~I Z 1t .a. EHRAS UM in thve Gazette Extraordinary of Thuraday, June 22. 1815. In the list of Officers wounded, For Mnjbr-General Cork, right arm amputated, Read Lieutenarnt.General Cooke, left arm amputated. Commission in the 28th or Stirlingshire Regiment of Militia, -;igned by the Lord L.ieguteant of the County of Stirling. Lleutenant.Colonel James Russell ...

... THE LATE BA 7TTES; * The following lettera, dated Brussels, June 20. have been received in this city from officers in the British army:- The 23d were en6aged an the 16ti and i 8th, and lost 20 officers in'killed and wounded. There remains only 140 men able to do duty. Poor 'Gerard was killed, and all the officers of his regi- i Kent were killed or wounded. The 92d-is al- riiost ativnihilated; ...

... ,un day's and Tuesday/s Posts. LONDON, JUNE 27, Return of Bonaparte to Paris, AND HIS ABDICATION. VE are now taholtt to reap the fiuits of W1 WELLI NGTONVs glorious lahours. Once 1nare we have to present our ke;¢aders with a mass tct istelligence, of the mostggi-atifying description, frior Fralce Bonlaparte has once morei, as a beaten and CIWOldl ftwitive irrm his Army, returned to puri,,and ...

... - b tiutnt of Bt ia rt te. A~1itiii ?? l'edft-dctq, .Jrrre QL. Th'ie lk'iii ler Orf trim o Jr lo' Ntalten lii rthe ijt Enmroirtr har ft ?? it Ef~ivei ?? 1 nhaid conM ok; (I the Councili of Milli ist ers :- He th an, ro tined 'hat ?? armly ftber aI signal v'iitory i iil I h e plains ~if F'teurrr'r, sthir ielrhe' elite ot' tire of Pr~ussian Army was destrrred, tourgbt a great le'tefou r daivs ...

... Alit 1AiikEkk. lt:ra~e n' r~eeivel te 1 h wtol ving Protiafttato( fcrom the head.quarters at A-eideiBerg V 1sseNcsstss !-T'wenty years of troiuble ind iti-aiortnfies had oppressed Europe. 0ne mzai's insnrhshle rhirst of donion antl conquests, while depopulating and ruining Franee had de- solated the remntest counthries, and the wrld sawv witfi asto- nishiment the disasters oF the midetle ages ...