... .ONDON, TiiUaSuAY, MAY 14. e INTCLLIGENC\. was yesterday received in town of the death of Petion. Some time since, this Prince was authorized by his senate to appoint his successor, and he nominated General Boyer, who is, however, conceived - to be so umlopular, that Christophe is likely to avail himself of tihat unpopularity; to invade the territory *sof Port-au-Prince; and should he succeed ...

... Al. rarrnor. /ached on SUIND A V^.X i- WWill be preached on SUNDAY.NEXT, in the hbeit fornaoon, in the Holy Trinity Cutrch, by thle .Roy' Mr. O IA ;after which,~ 'a.Coxa,c'Rmo ch ;r 'Will be inade for the beefit of the CARITY Vr SCtoo. in. Vicar-Lane. - -No'0.hSO, 181.8. the . vtna isa cf Earl MULGRJVR, a, .Aad:r Gesi2a of te &kti . 5 -.. ~~Ordnanse. - . It appears that this wortiy Noblernanr ...

... PAMPHLET.S. Extr4e+d from a slarce wn4 entitle, Icon Lid-c Zonn, 0or a Critical~ iistor of Panpihlets. FROA pamphlets may be learnt the gc'nius of i, tbe agre, the debates of the lirrned,. the follies: of 14 tht isnodtnt, the matxinris of Goiet'nmentt the n avetsighti of statesrmen, the nstalkes of coilrtiers,'v teW. Oeuj aproaches of, f tigpersaud the .p seveial ericroachtnments' of rivals. ...

... A ~T c~k u/opi Mr.R.IT2TANv -On Tuesday W'niglt, lVir. Grattais 4.oo Mr 'Rubert Shaw were elected, witl outa oppositi n, i),enlicrs for e-. city of DubliI. Alter the elecliou tirey' titounted a elegant and highly decorared chair, itrenided by a nurni! r of the moSt respectable gedidlernei, 'beatrtog wazd¶, wi brunches of riblion attached to them. IThe prttce.si'.s proceeded uninterruptedly as ...

... ?t i ? I-54 'let -49' llmll-gi ~~to` to l'e treaqn;rerso I to 'e syfltl pai Cs., the le~tjtO of te Gei Hospital, ]3intioinham, aste eeePo-d, ofteMu tid so~iva it Ocroher la~t, reacl~ej 4 th rllfd i upwards 'of eleven hundred ari' it ~d61beit I the pr~fizs of ihe preceding c:lebratI I UO 4 ior. he On qghurodav m~ghc ~tjihet ilih ,Ik- 7i oteh sb. ,,th te -hul ~li ntse,11 he 'i barn of Mr. ...

... AMERICAM SEA, SE~RNTS. H p I I'-' I B- I' '- l 9terni; frord:tle folinw~nT' state'nitnd, whi~li 'bj *penrs' ii a-rcaedet ndnslab~r.uif the New6MontI xl Mi(bftitt9* that -th ferpetiis th 6iea&xn, of whiiih suchb wa- ellflht~ BacLoit nls bnvo -beet' 'reeentlj r given imi tbe~ A-meridar1>t papersatre hy-d' metiutq sucontinont: and are fimaentty' ,rea n id:the- -Meditcrranetin, thoilgh not of ...

... REPLr TO THE -- N 0 LETTER To J. R. G. CGRAHAM, Est. ,rs - i . ,. . -- - ,1 I .lo Whish pspeared iL the HULLz Picisr of Agvst d. TO THE BURGESSES or HULL. Grinshy-Lane, 20th Aug. 1818. ,rELLOW FREEMENr,-The learned Slawken- bergius', in relating a dispute between adruminer and a soldier's wife, respecting the vovd forma nasi of a celebrated stranger who put 'al Strasburg into combmotiol), ...

... . * or. *,¢mroerP, Jonge Ja!, Ruyter; Belt, Caurtin; .ti1 De OU o; Goede Verwagting Hit Forlnigaii, mi AugUOlt Wilie'rn, unitze. For Huunm. Seahor-e, Mif.k Dr , Harmnony Largen. For Elsinore, Neptundit, ~qu oa'igoens ;Williar Dixin, ;k}loertson; VenuW , Allison. tiu for - Han,~ugt. -hetfori, Bouch; SalaMander. Aose; eq BadsjOSti Adarni. YtYrk Packet, Husband; -Prospect, inr Edin Williamn .8 ...

... LOIND)b TURSDAm Arriib S. - XeNw York papers arrived yesterday to the 6th ult.i Ak Aippears tpt the' differeiuces between Spain and the: lVnited States are drawinag. to a crisis, The accounts' it the Anericain journals relativeto the state of afflirs &s the Spanish D sn, afford us! little of importance in addition to-these which have already neaclied us by a t- re direct conveyance.:' Thle, ...

... r, The Duke of Roaburg, who has, for the first time, beert IC elected onie of the sixteen Representatives of. the Scostish d Peerage, i tihe only Scots Puke who is not also a Peer it of Great Britain. His Grace is now in the 4gAiyfirst year c of is age, and his sotn, the MAirquis of Beaumota, has just I entered into his recerd. c The personal estate of the late Aldermaan Comtse was swort in ...

... SPAIN AND HER COLONIES; IT is now said, that the most diflicult point to be discussed at the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelley will not be the evacuation of France by the Allies, or whether an Army of Occupation shall' be exchanged for an Army of Observation in the Netherlands (according to Lord Castlereagh's favourite plan) ; but whether the Congress'shall extend its attention to the dispute ...

... NORTH AMIERICAN INDIANS,. w at Le-ds i:nk} frp p fwrh'd -E .,;A U..1I e- . '.Jiris I'kj~fl1n~tl i iN4)1t'N , t's >Vo at Leeds; Who tire re-rpeecd 'to visit HEdll soon. o f oF, Some particuiars of their visit to Leeds, in April, 1818 . This small but interesting company of foreigners ' consists of Six Warriors and their Chiet; and tile fol- ' lowing is a list of th eir names and ages:- le ...