... U!U:1TED P41?LIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS9. Tt , 2 :- ck 21 ; Lord ELLE lt~ailq ?? an -.4aress to the King, praying limo to effer tlis mastiation7 betweent Aiutri~a and N~aplIes on relmi onenasterqitwith thle Aiqeur .ot each prty, The Noble Lord. supporied hi6 motion on a consideralion of the aiarm.fog stale in whikh Europ,. ?? be placed by the ontiueanci of the-itleian wair By tbe.Piedlnoctese ...

... pOLLITCAL EXAMINER. Parfy is the MnadeS ef ?? for the gaidi of a few. popz. * ?? No). ?? . ; , . -CATHOLIC QUESTION.i T11r ?? cant and dofing knoraice which ?? the discussions on this subict in Parlianent, :are *ite kickenina. With ti- exe ption of one dr lwo aciddenta remsrls in the coirse of debate (which w'e shall presently notice) tie parhameritaryoliiS ofthe daily'paj~-eris have ...

... FOREIGT INTELLIGENCE. - - FRANCE. PARt4, M itcca 25,-On the 20th inst. a much more setious ?? to excite disorders than that at Lyons was Made at fre. sosle. The most false a'nd alarming reports were circulated especting the state of the eapital. The agitators spread a re- port thatia courier had arrived with the news of the King's ab. dication s *hat the tri-coloured cockade had- been hoisted, ...

... -THE- EXAMINER. : LOrnlo, APRiL 1. 1w sitting down to presentthe reader with a view -of thie mass ofcontradicioryjintel]igence respecting the War in Italy, we feel the task more -than usually difficult; - and we are sorry to add, tbat upon even the most favourable sup` positions the march of freedomn has received a check, which, to saythe least, converts our late sanguinie holies into painful ...

... lN DON, NDAYX, ?? 26, Ia21. ij'lte Paris Papers. of Thlursdav, reccived on coollrlt, iulltaiide Ausotrian accolunt of thle battle ffl romtit~ ?? it appci et that Oilw N eaptiolianu were dil attacking patty ; that thwy were repulsedl nit-l)his ls but that the livatbvi'ts(I til te Milled cr wous- tied, cit t'tllittt side, was ntoi very ?? ?? its the 11th) lust. tile most porrfert tranqutillity ...

... FRM T:HE L N -- GAE.T- - T FR.O.11 THiE LONDONS G.4ZET7'1:-' N';AR OFF!CI,--\M.j:uczt? I Is. I1 Lb-R'tlii it -f I ?? i 11itignololo- 't-eer .rtitmr A.ti mllyT , tlffit ti' li'tlr I!ghi *irl.7' is, lii ii t ?? i C 'hz ! 11,; S ail' t In Aalrt %v . rw~il'A upj ?? .,if I'ay drl got's; bd(lareil 7th A!I -i s. I tyi. I shi; i 'ti-t.lil13a 1 Stlt li i a:e StnIh'rnt frm tr lw S3- 1 ?? t- iii t1t ?? ...

... LON DON(, Ty'EDESI)/I', AlAICII 28, 1821. )f ?? linve reccrived triieuis-b the PariS .Tnutr- e tins ?? andi Saiiurdav , tlle rull defailU ut ?? altiir ,r itit ,, givet 1jy the A llidan Cloneral, Bartin Frinorat. ?? S it , 4ilat atrctmit f dw ell;- r ?? , if, j ftved. uitt tame Caini :e properly g(i (it , tlit ?? of 04 ilt,,g bhirilkhe. ia. 110t bi t-i t 'jivell. A, nil i ti ?? lhe i e t l lo ...

... FRENC4 PAPERS. NuAts, MARcH 95.-lIn the JTournal of the Up. |H per. RIine, ..of the 2oth March, we find an article. sl which asppears to explain tile Neapolitan plan of bi camipafgn. It is as follows:- ti - The Neapolitan troops which occupiet. the de. 4 tles of Rieti and Terni, so well known for the dif- |O Bculties of the ground, andt wbich had pushed corps w forward' to Magliano, Otricoli, ...

... . ! 0: :HOUSI OF CO.>.IMM NS-IIARCH 97. *CATHOLIC kLMt. (Continued from our Illivate CorrespondeficcofiFndday.) Mr.! PEL cnicluded an aN i wih mv. inga aln 'Amendmaent, that the ,words '> ?? afonoi]ers'h Waould s stand inthchuseiiediatdy -after the wvosd ?? L~ieuateiiaiit; -oi'LoidA e.. puty,. or other the Chief Governor or Governors of' Ireland. He stated his intention of afterwards ...

... .FlENCH PAPERS. e Paris, March26 L3 s The most recent intelligence from Grenoble Al states that tranquillity prevails in that city. The ; Chamber of Accusation of' the Royal' Court has, rel in virtue of article 23S of the code of crimin al y instructions taken cognisance of the affair of the ral 20th instant, and appointed one of its Members hi eto act as examining judge. e We learn from ...

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... Iyonday's & Tuesday's Posts. 11OVSE OF LORI)S.-SATURnDAY, MAltcH 21. r Va L IA)§itS Co0tt lissiolerS h:vivng talke tbeir ;seats, the 1y; AuseIt was dechirled to fiw 'llwilng BiIW:--Tll'v Mutifiv Dfl'revioil [,ill, tde 11luriloe Ficrs Relegulatiiit Bill. t*e COwnl Gl:ki~ 1111, thc Flax d ('otti l Comm Etwourag- IIIHt llil tllc C(eldi l rind lodigo Mll, Silk Maim- ft er 1' ?? ill * the - ...