... LONDON: C MOND.7r, MAY 28, 16. t We have received the Paris I'apers to Thursday last inclu- I sive. The following are extracts;_ 1 PARIs, MAY 24. Yesterday th' President and a Deputation of the Chamber of Deputies presented to the KINa Ehe projet relative to the Clergy, adopted in the sitting of Monday. HIS MAJ55ss after. wards held a Council of Ministers. Letters from Stockholm state, that ...

... The Paris Journals of Tueesday arrived yesterday; they are dated the llth and 19th instant, none having been published on the former day, in consequence of the solemn festival of PentIe- C(st. The eonseur announces officially, that on ?? last, in a public audience, ?? POzzo di Borgo and the Baron de Vincent presented their: credentials to the King, the former as Ambassador Extraordinary and ...

... - C, I - I , ?? , ?? ? - I , ? ?? tqklxlxdr.' ? - ?? ? ;'Ipefceeve 'WIaipaffectel sorrb, t.hat your space Isoctcu ipled Vwbithhe melanschbly details of tltata tfitansaction which 'has close4 a series f national ?? brouigit: abolit. by. those, V'who, hi hunting down ?? 4ihitriosutL. woman. Psinned agaxngt'ai oar notionsi of luidsde,-ahd aga8ist. the generous and gallant' spirit of, the ...

... The Governor of the Duchy of Savoy wrote from ChlsmberVY on the 26th of the present month, to the Prefect of the Isere, to inform him officially of the events which have taken place in Piedmont. The Duke of Genevois, invested, by the abdication of the King Victor Emmanuel, with the Royal Authority in all its ple- nirude, has declared illegal, null -and of no effect, all the acts which have ...

... NAPLES, 2ZD MAY, 1821. Some idea'of the political state of the Government of Naplie may be formed from the language of the Giornale ddlk Dou Siclie, the only Newspaper permitted to be printed, ,ince the entrance of the Austrian Army into Naples. The foilofilng extract is from that paper of the 12th of M'lay. * In extraordinary cases of danger to a state, extraordiflsq measures are necessary ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GRisAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. - OUSR OF -LORDS, ,TuLT 4. 'Thek arl of GOSFORD presented a Petitiostfrotnthe Parish of Christ Churehj -Sdrrey, in favour 6f the li Treatment of TbelEavt ?? a Petition'from Bath to. bthe snme effect'. -- Thti .Earl o'f .lAUDERDALE observed, thatbhoe. Petitions referred to cerueltv against all descriptions of animnals,'while the- JBil on the Table ...

... PARLS PAPERS' VitfNN'A, Jety 17.-Great activity relgns in our Cabinet; dispatches arrle ind cour-iers are expedited daily. The princi- pal 9ecretaries are itertvbetined vwith increased liabourv. ' Al- though'rigorouss secresy is otiia ined z and* nothing transpires, yet it is presumed, from the routes wirlsc the different couriers talce, and the number of estafettes which arrive from, and de- ...

... TxEz MORN3J, f4URO0C L -o XNO . * m ot iteso w t c o. their sal Ineselts are too generally e aied by the Land- oldier and Armers of thiiis try. In their eager- tes for td exclusion of -ffrign produce, they forget bt ai manufarotung country, y resitng to receive, pnddce, necessnalty limits the We of is manufactures; P ;0 cls of the communit a:o much interested 1 eq increase of the mtnufactu ...

... TWS IMORMVqy~UoNIa , We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Sunday last, ftont*hich we give ettracts in another column.- The Chamber of Peers assembled- on Saturday and re- calved the Repowof ?? poirited to pre. Pare adi Address to the ICIoN, the' discusbion of which was fixed for Twsdayk The Deputles had been sum- moued by letters to attend on Monday, it having, been ascertaiied that 225 ...

... lIOGRAPUY . oflE..LA1$ g1AJrSTY. * ~TO WDl.ll VIZAMID, ESQ, There Is an1 old adage, that 'i they who live in glalisliunse.; Ishould never thrw stonies. 'The. applicability ofsucit n sentit-S wpent will. I ch~iik, be perceived after the perusal of the follo~w- 2lv ls~oberattt an documtlents, It~ is a novel pruceeditig, arid allow mee to say, it is as impro..a erras t i noelto attack any bunk ...

... - . OH e. ! - - I , U ?? , ?? -tOPECY. z; ; * ?? xixrv.-B1OM. Ilk . 0 Prophet of et l: CICERO di Divinatione. Iib. I.-says a gentem qui- denm riidjam video, 8fe.' I know of no country either so polished, so learned, or so rude, barbarous and un- civilised,. as not to allow that some particular persons -are gifted with an insight into futurity, and are en- dowed with a. talent of prediction. ...

... AMEICAV PAPERS. ' a'ROM Thfl3BAtTfliMost altOttnmG ciTnorOtr.CL .On Saturday last; a drove df Negroes, consistn35g9of alsoutia hundred; men, women, and child~in, passed, through the towu for a southern destination. Fifty-fourmof-the above uit'apj wretches were. sor. by Judge Washiogton; of. AZouni. Verijqtog President of the I lother Colonization Society. -r-dbe tri SACSti rAPER Or OCT. 3.] ...