... 136rpooi. '1i Ii O ;rCTI° .-We sball preface our E'C L E isectiooV with a few observations | fte ider it to be an event which will i ?? - '00 - . t O n.- ?? unfthe late it an event which will gi so ,,coider it'ling feature in the po- Of 15C~ - mebered as A St n heojcto tet rhe re of the tow.Teojc oftei | ;j racter; tb idendet inhabitants of di ort) Of the illil oposdeitt al ostt- d. e ...

... 3cibtcf fobi3 @tiJthtc Ultbav. ?? f htlCl.'BA T ON- ; S ;zhpcaif ii ii :l : t . il:t tlhc following lr 1: '11 ai ioi} :1,1nired P'obliclltioii' ?? ?? I1i'I! :Iliid to his ('LI1 cc- i ?? thalt s ?? ?? vv1.K, ilht i till - piodlict of (;eOnilli 01u ' Soico , will l, ? pocured iuuo.uil o11o puhlli:uflliO 1nl 1;. i:oili 0r copol ekbottvior QXi)Vs)iri hillb i Oi. thi ?? :r aiiiv 0lhu11 lulotice oif ...

... P OST SC R I PT. I ., .; -, t ~. Th'le political intelligence of time last %week is very. ornate.-- I~ artts piaiti'S to tile 18t tiitst. inclus0ive have b~ees received,ht I ieli' COWtIlt,~ arte not impssirt int. Ti]ey arfr chiefly ?? wi titli detil ?? pogress of the Princess of Nale ?? MIXarseillee to Itsonitaillheau, andl of' ?? Itiotiorifrs every w~her ei n ilured: iszierit jkpY The lking ...

... GIBLE.ILEIR. Mfay ?? I&W. ?? - An din ii ltv Ses~ion .wa~s .ii d here on Tliint (Iiv t, thi c'lit t in st. before )ii i T'E.s~evlincvv C env'i'a Dolln, IsVe\\li'r E Ciomuiiissioiir of thua Nitv', F. S. Lar:irp'n, Esq. .lidlgc Advo- cate, J. Sivhilaina Esq. Civil Sct rvtary, aid 'T'homias Forrest C. 13. Captain of' his Majesty'.,shioi I acer, and eonio hn (iliee iil Gib i'altar l;int', his ?? ...

... FROM TIE LONDON GAZETTB. CROWN-OFFICE-Juhnt 15. T ?sr11BERs RETORNED TO sMW.VR IN PARLTAMENT. s M;tlI lire Port-Li.ieut.-GeolEral Sir E. Paget. Buckinghan--Lord Ebringtoif. t I This Gazette contains his P Zoyal Highness the Prrince Re- a gefirr' opprnbation of the 59tl regiment being permitted to bear on its colours and app ...

... yondaqy's 4- 'Juesdayes Posts. LONDON, TVES DdJY, JUSE I I, 18 16. HEParis Papers to Saturday incli'sivc, have i' ciichtd lowsn. 'flie( Duhlt' of WeV01iigtoat relurjied to Pu is onl Frida', o id had atil aiilloicoe Of Itlio hours wit) tl~t:h King-.'1 lit ig 'If oflilaia fi to 110, 131 ~ C'iiite advi0ce t' Ilis Mm IIisl cis tt rolace hlis .aiily, aiid hiiis, *on tile cililtiary, mil.': d to~ bo ...

... POSTS CR I PT.? LONDON, JUNE 14. . The contents of' the Paris Papers whicli reach to( TIesftisy Iast re oft itle inporlitace. Didier, tle Chief of tile GrIellunole insurrectionl, is said to hove been condemned to denth on ?? 7th. The bentelice ol' the Council of War against General Bonnirae, and his Aidle-de-Camp, Lietutenant:; *Miettonl, is given at lentgth. Ths-re were five ciuargs it inst ...

... SantdaY/'S ad-Tu' Tiedays-po ss. . X . i r : os ; I i I, . I -I .; , i: : D ; ?? iJN E 4 [WO, ON t - lN;1'4,, ~7.ESTE1~Yaboft 4o oclbc'k', th follovvino ine~esbwas posted 'up ~at 'Lloyd's: ~asrst ,ofa Leter fktopsl THnus4ad, ditied ?? the 24th recei 'dihsth ship 'ANew' Pk44-', iacrised off sdnauth 'whchleft thle Waad'thal~ day _ b Faste' Suday (pril14), th 'Insur I'r&W6tjf oiflthe ...

... -LON JUNE2 .. . I . i A Mail from Jlamaica tarrived. this niartiing.. The Papers brought by it-are to the 5th oflMy; -nilly two davs lhiter thain t aieiaccounts we hald previously receired - The t;3110 vis 'ii re extracts iroiin thieml:- KINGSTON, (YAMAICA) MAY 4.- We feel m:c hl regret ill ititI s ti I ?? ullplelstilit accowits (whlichi bave i.iined soi much publicity ttnong :dll 6hisses ...

... . I wn , -- - - ? - . - ?? . - . ,I ?? ? - EDINBURGH. M0NDAr-TJUNE 10.. No French papers have beenj received sincel lour last. There are some private letters which are, as usual, filled with rumours and specu- lations, on which, however, little reliance can be placed. New Yorik pape&s. have been received to the 15th, which confirm the intelligence al- ready known, of the total defeat of the ...

... -- -- - -- I , 0 I PR-? nr ? 7L -, rp - - EDINB1PRG-I- ,5ATURDA7JitrINE Hi. Paris papers have been r&ceived to til ?? instant. Thie trial of GerieraI Bonnaire, an( lieutenant Mietteni, his Aid-de-Camp, foir the . murder of Colonel Gordon, dt Conde, ter minat- ed at half:past eigalt o'chd&k on Saturday. The Council of War then Nvithdrew to ?? upon the sentence, and continued Mlut tip W thei'r ...

... wCifEStER 2LrfI7O!V.- I u n ec1 enaby niw nhisi the Mavot ri'ned his ir- tention of losing ?? on thle foalolving day, TM)rs-j day, at five.o'citock, thereby eivingr tvro clear days for tlhe onpolled Voters to get up, it beimg -fifteen days from the issuing of the Writ, and the eighth daq of the Elerhion., one Vote only having 'been tendered within the three last hours of the preceding day, ...