... 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, ...

... Mull.e IJVAIDIIS NOTES. The cover of a letter, addiessed to the Honourable .J. W. Ward, NI. P. WVlS prcnked uip by the sweeper of the Hlouse of Comlluons, on l iday evening, contain ?? fnatter wholly of a public nature, and such as we, tilireiore, Coniceive ourselves at liberty to give to tile public. 'CThe contents appeai' to be precriditaied heads of a speech in favour of the fanous Irish j ...

... iAA 7 an /i, ?? - Odci ay at the Natiowil Society fr'r tile Edtiratiott of the oointepinciples of ?? Cihurch, hreldi its an,- rural meeting, at the Central School in Baldwinis Gildens ; cx- ad~ly at one o'CloCk, thre ,Nychhi~ri~ 'n A aISIOR tr h Chair. ?? Grace viei supporrei h1y ire Arcihbishrop' af' Yoak, the BishopS of EXxricre SArLattORV, S. A u ELY C~lt- traL 0, CH ?? Ox 'ye to, the ...

... = . . - .: 4 _- -_ _- _ _ = : : - - 1 . : UNITET' PARTI AMENT OF GREAT RRfT.TjV ArND LRELAND. HOUSIS OF COMMIONS. Sir ?? SitOTT Shtailije leave toi hi tq Ili, andi inlrolrdiat~ly htniiglit lin a Rill to render valij. eieeral AdIs (if Surrogam If me Vire. Admiraltv Coirns Altroid, daring thle Vacaillcivs Ill the O.'iet's (it the Judtits of the said Courts. 'rlte Ii, wa, rvaa Ia grirt time, atnd ...

... DREADFUL I'FRE Jv ALDERSGATE. 115ArstoN-nottsrl..-Cstetd~ly ?? C(snnelly ?? flixon nr were charged oil su,;,icion iof having set lire to the premises of se Mr. Dunkin, tallow-cliandler. in Aldhersate street, on Wedines- ri day night, wbenthe wiole of tie dwelling, furniture, S&c. were h; destroyed, togetiler with tile upper part of the house of Crieker- al ton and Son, uilnien. adij. iiinp. ...

... f TO THE - i,,: n i. J S .1 ELECTORS OF WESTSIMSTER. - On the subject otf Ahoosing, 'n case of -'a. cancrl, da Memlber tob be the Culleague of Sir Francis Burdett. -Botley,-Yfth May, 1816. GENTLEMEN,-We 'are .now all well convinced, that the real cause of the evils>. with which ourcountry is.afflicted, is the, want of a reform in the CQUnmops' House: of Parliament; add, therefore, itWbeconies ...

... I PROVINCXIAL INTELLIGENCE. 1'iT &tiNTY MEF.TIFG.-Ar extraordinary scene teL liae r.t Mlar ltneon Nlon d lv. A mneet ii, h:. 1 been appoilrted to vote AdIress-s to ire ?? Fariily, ilil roaqlltC lice ot tie mnar- ridre of tl e P rionens Irrrlxitt. fit a biii'I ess Ll ri rlig eca onen:ed iy Mr. i veoyl, tle H-ieh Sheriff Lord CLIFt1:O' ro0- to ielote Iehe Resolutions on wx ich tile proposed ...

... IMP JRUAL PARLIAJMENT ?? OF LPRDM4 EiCONOMYf--Sly~F:Cut OtF~lCl,93. Usr Gaoev~e'oas, >'alter some prelatory matter, called their 1-rdslihps' attention to a list of Sinlecure and other Offices which il Ilis jnargment should either be regulated or abolished, It in- ileded thie c he't Justices in Eyre, Auditor of the Exchequer, C erk of the Pai1ls. Paymasters of Mariues and Widows Pen- siois, and ...

... FOA tIGN _INTELLIGEN'E. ?? _ 'E - ~~~FRANC.> PAntS, MAY 29.-By an Ordinance of the Kin7, tic effec'ts and ?? of the Bonaparte family, a? t.ras - turns have been made of the same, pursitait to tle leaw Or the 12th January last, are sjpeciaily ?? to Mhe relief of such so'liers as have undergonie uimnputation. adll to such of ?? pensioners of the 4t1, 5ithLI and 6tjh Clasm'G, as remain faithful ...

... .UNITED PA1tLikAM2EjTr: oF GRSAT RRITAIrt AND IRELAND. HoUjSE 0f' LORDS, JuNRi 7. Thle ?? met at teel o'clock in the mornit4g, and, procteded, in apas Iii tpedhinV Dyott's Divorce Bill, f-'iher evi, eflc war heard or, the( part 'f Gstenera D)'ntt, aitd wirtne~stm es~aninetid Oih behalf. ,of Mir,. JDyott. The furiber proceeding ,Was 1tottP011e'l till 'I'ih Waterloo Bridge Bill was read a ...

... 0 LONDON: P A. SATURDAr. JUNE :5, ig6. T 0 d At a late ihour last night we received the Paris papers ct ° of Tuesday last. They contain the first day's proceed. es 1 ings in thie affair of the Nain Tricolore, we give an I e abstrada of them in another column, which had been i previously received throughi a private channel. The tv following are further extracts:- Pf .. ?? JUNE IT. Ul By a ...

... THE OEORNVING CHRONICLE. L ON 1) 0 N: TUli*DAr. JUNE II, rSt6. A Duteh Mail arriwed at a late hour last nighft; The following are .extraets from the papern ?? by it BitussELs, JUN.N 1. Since the 26th, and. till the s7th, in the evenlitg, numerous couriers hwte suecsstvely arrived at C;t.uis from Patis, and from the Jeadscquarters of Carebra,, with dispatches, which are supposedto ie of great ...