... vOTE FRtoU, Ttrt MINISTERS OF Tr E MEIItATIsa CIoRTs Tn t MAI.tOtQrs n.P'AGt'LA, SECRETARt OF STATZ FOR FOREIGN AF- FAIRS TO HIS MOST TAITH L NZMAt i .JESTV. ; Pazjis, 16'th& March, f8,17. 1 The occupation of a part of tile Spanish posqessionts on tie River Plate bv the Portagese troops of Bra7il was no, sooner kno-wn inl Europe, than it wvas the object of offioial and sinitol- tarneous ...

... - HOUSE OF LORDS. - t Friday, June 27. The Royal AsStent wi.s given bv comrnmision to L.oird Col- chemster's Ainiit Bill, tie Coniolodaieu Fleid Bill, the Copper Tr ken Billyse Ye.nTrenFe CavalrY lill Nesefounalleul ?? Bill, lhe Irish ileace Preaurvaition Bill, Itoe Colonial ?? Bill, the Fraudualiet Tesiamii' Bill, the Salt Excise Bill, the Salt Exportiition Bill, the Stuar Refifinng Bill, the ...

... i FOREIGN INTELLIGINIYCE. FRANCE. P49tqs i., s 33--A ~r. Su th1ey, one of tle n.ea brated Eu1ghitSIL Poets now living, Ias arr'ied at Pars N;ETHERLANfS. BR-ssrs, MAY 2 1-MeesieuraY ' 1h.r.,edo et GCl Yt, itgl'oreto-q of the Nautle Jaune1, !x. 0'liccke-l Cl the VI-ai Lieral, set out this onornin'rat siX ifnt1)erp the termn of eight dakes or.ri[& them to 'eaCe thr Ai~iogtI m exniriflg to cia'v. ...

... THE- MORNING CHIR ONICLE. LONDON: SATUrDA Y, JUNE 7, 1817. It appears by the regular report from the Agent for t LLoYD's at St. Thomas's, by the last packet, that in e the ten weeks preceding the date of the report, 198 h vessels had cleared out with goods for the Spanish Co- lonies on the Main; whle the Agent at Trinidad rc- e ports in the same period, that literally no communica- . tion had ...

... I 3PERIAL PARLI-AMEINTT. 111U:SE OF LORDS. Tan~sdo;, Julne 3. THE NENV. SPEAKERh ThVe nev Spea}'er havinig ippenrcd at the bar, tbe LoRD C OC 40 f:LLoR in F rmed hfim.. tiht eth Prince RIe~Cnr ws so en- til ., nfld ivitg Illsn dgme ltj ciarract er aind coriditt, al4ld so weII eoliriviciid of Iis' s!fficiency to exeeote the vadrinu.s uhiies oF Sipc:;V'r of the Hlorise of Commons, int his Royal ...

... I MPER IA L PIA1RLI A3IENT' MI, ?? UT' Bfl~l T.ll' J IRELiLX.D. 'I'he Earl of (Ilegll:dl tot,;. tIW niths and his scat. Mr. Bullock, front: tht! lre.asLr%', ?? Papers respecting tlhe Cnomnimariat, &c.; Mr. 'olnson, Financiai Papers fron, the Office of the ?? Secrce;:ry for Ireland an\II. Emmllett, from the War Oflice, I)uplicarts of ArmY Sesvices, ald Ac- comsssJ respecting the Military I ...

... k KENT CO UNT Y MEE TING. * Weadesday a M1leeting took place at Matdstone, of the iJn- Jlab nts of the County of Kent, for tht purpose of Petitionrgn i'arliament against the renewal of the Suspepaion of the Hlhbeas (orpus Act. The A 54smbly toosh place in the Iligh-strejetof the town, and w.rggons were placisd in the opr ti street for the accom- midatilon of the principal perr'nns. About ...

... Prl UILC10UES. S. The Second Report of the Committee on the Police ss d1 of the Metropolis has been pubiished. It- relates en- IS tiroly to the Laws relating to the licengsing of Victual- d lers, and the execution thereof. The Committee; after 13 giving a view of the lawvs whicle regard this subject, It o and of the practice Qf the -Magistrates on this subject, especially of those transactions ...

... PARALLE.L BRTWEEN THE CT4ARACTF;RS OF 'THE 1IO(NOURtA1BLE. .TOIIN lVILLIAMI NV ANID JUNIUS 1'RUTUS B-- , ESQ. Seldom has it-been that one period, we had nearly said one century, has had the proud distinction of pro- I ducing two men possessing such supereminent talents as the two rival candidates for public attention at thc pre- sent inmporcant crisis, namely, thc Honourable John Wil- t liam ...

... l: EEXAMINVR ;TH{E.EXAMTINC' A i_ - iOYaepi, JtSE 1. Oi the great aed most interestinlg piecs of inteligenca Trorn America, we hae spoken in 6ur first article, and shall ?? likely Speak further iti oar next. Of the clia- glii- of the Ministenial papers, especially the CQ1icia! , and utie rwlhtic1 anrti-revolutinary, uanti-philosophical, and deven duvoliocal horrors into whieh he and his ...

... IMPERIA1 &PARLIAMENT GCJEA TfTBRYAI A-D IRELAVD. nouSEF OF LMlIDS, JectI Iif.Swtr~ prsened n Acont of Tolls and Dues received on the Ronyal Mi!irary Canal.-Ordered to lie On the Table. ?? Stock Tranofer Bill, and some other MilS, svere broutght up from the 11,use cf, C'oommsfl by Sir 3amelk Grahiam, M.Nr. Ashhurst, Mr eman, aund other Mlembers, and read a ftrse time. I Lord Viscout Sidmonihb ...

... Alm. SOANTE'S LECTURE. NMr. Soane concluded his short course of Lectures on Architecture, at the Royal Institution, on Saturday last, to a most numerous assembly of ladies and gentle- men. Hie described with enthusiasm the chaste and elegant beauty of the Greek monuments, and lamented the degradation of the beautiful style wwhich took place after Constantine had, in his ill-judged spirit of ...