... ! , ' 'I 1'. ' '~~ ¢:l I . = ' , - . -,k hMn?-nAV r. ^ H : 7 M9N@A,,~7s ,!t.i :::, \ -- - | 1 AI4. 2? P~t po'ed :t'b 9?r#er -.t j '~afor, the 0My8e going.into a Conlini e,.to.sontdeu.4{ te -ftepprt: of't~s Baplc poe (ittee. .Wth rct@:t tle 9 iino j iow beforc a the o ,: 1e .queisi wheher Ian 4§ ret urn to a T c, eadur .ol - hi .H tl -d . of opinion it was dea&abik to do ft. H-H a Otai ...

... &nda~y's and '7Wesday's Posts. LONDON, JUNI 15. VHE Paris Papers of Frilay and Snturday J arrived yesierday. The discussioa of the -Budet of ti; Mlinistry of Finance wis confinued iu the sittings or the Chamber of Deputies oil 11iiursr s antl Fridlay, but obthiig of particular interest occurrerl. Some opposi ioi iaving been made to aI rite !t credit for the sipport of tie French 2od Foreigin ...

... . K'IL-lalcDollian Ocgu; EDINBURGH, * FITHUISDAY-JUNL 3 American papers have been received a ferent quarters to the 20th and 29th ul} President was still prosecuting his tI' the southern and western sections oft0' and was everywhere received with ht tions of respect and esteem. A considerable diference of opinion prevail in America, with regard to the imO of the Floridas. By some it is said ...

... London, June 21, half-past seven, P. H. The followiig notice was posted at the Bank this morn- ing:- The public are requested to take notice, that the receipts for the deposit on the loan of twelve millions for the service of the year 1819, are Dow ready for delivery at the Chief Ca- shier's offlve. I - . Private letters from Hamburgh annunace the failure of the house of Warburg and Company ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTr. HOUSE OF LORDS- YlsT 1s. APPAL OF ?? OFW EATTLE. The L.nso CUANCaLLOR, on moving the second readi X of the ?? of murder, wager of battle alolitimo biill went at some lengtli into the considematiun of the question, first, as to the wager of battle, in a wrvit of right relative to real property, respecting'the last case of vhi ch, in t51TS, he road from MN r KejidalI's book ...

... THE EX.KliVG OF SWEDEN. The following letter, with the signature of X Gustavius ?? of Sweden, is taken from I the Courer E Many journals having inserted articles concerning Prince Gustavus, son of Gustavus Adolphus the Fourth, l (Gustafsson), former King of Sweden, it is necessary to explain what has been said respecting this young Prince, and the public ought no longer to be ignorant of all ...

... - ?? -- ?? POSTSCRIPT I I THURSDAY's POST. F.-om the LONDON GAZETTE, Juue 8th. CARLTON.HouTSE, Jaue 3, 1819. J[IS RoyaI Highlness the Prince Rege'nt was -b is day pleased, in the llame and on the behalf of his a5i jsty, to confer tbe honour of Knigbthood vipon John Riehardson, Esq. on being ikppoiuted one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas. BANKRUPTS.-George Case, of Whiraple, Devon. ? ...

... Mlig ot rY ON. THE FOnkrGN II.ISTUESNf Kjr AbcrcrornbyHnJ. ~Fleming, John Nru~ist Lort Allen, J. H. Foley, Tlhos. O'c(alla ha Althorp, Viscount Folkestone, V*isc. Or d J. ar, Aubrey, Sir John Gaskell, Ben- Osbor Lo. Anson, Hon. G. Gurney, '. . Palmer T Blandford, Marq.of Grant, J. P. Palmer Barliam, Jos. F. Gordon, Robt. Psree, C.IF. Bernard, Viset. Graham, Sandford parel, rH Burreli, W. ...

... Monday June 2ist, the ProdUce Stakes of' 5ogs. en. h. f. for the pio'uce of mares covered in 115. Two miles. 20 entered ai per P ?? last weck. Same dayv, the Members' Plate of G50. Mr Lambton's b. II. T Boroughmn, 5 v. o. Mr Lambton's cii. c. MIardeville, 4 y. o. Mr WiSLe' b. n. Cottage Girl, 4 y. o. Mr Riddell's b. c. King Corney, I I 4, yo Mir J. Forgusoxi'e b. c. Antonioi, v. o. Mr ?? ...

... Puflic ?? to the Right Bonourable Lord rane Stewart, :.1 at Suwzdcrlcvd. 6. Thurselaythe 3rd inst. theprincipal inhabitants of Sunderland pntertained Lod $~tewart at a public divrieer, at .Thssev's, the Bridgi- Lun. Preparations were also made in the A;ssembly' 11000 for at ball inl the evening. in Compliment to Lady Stewart. At four, thle ri,,hle visitors arrived, and alighted at the ...

... TV FROM THE CAIMLISLE P1ATRTIOT. T,_- 5X ' ?? : 1P WiHAveMS.-WelV have alreiady advered to thie lwv rate of iviges whicih the tnaninfacturelrsoF this cityandn eightbourhiood, have,. For some time past, been compelled to allow their ginghiam weavers, I In Consequence ol the depresserf state Ut this blnch of trade. It is natural th at this state of tinit:gs should be produetive of com- ...

... eer , New Yorn, Mav 19.—The pride of New York is still | >| commerce. Nothing can break down her high eminence, Gazzelte of yesterday and to-day has aunouncea the safe orrie with full cargoes, of more than 100 vessels from sea. ‘This cession of wealth to our port revives the bustle of business, a operates asa restorative to commercial confidence. The large mansion house, called Wyde-park, at ...