... UNITED PA LIA~.N I ; -T:1 HOUSE S P toDS. ?? May; 14. GRAMPOW, Z ?? On some question respecting the - The ESarl (of LfAuDn0Aart opposed it that it did ijujstiee by poi -hirgtha tbe 60tie'teduones.' He had heard it said thaifthe peopleies their presest state of suffering, weremost anxious ?? soine im- I prolvemecitl sh oul'd take plae ein shie statc of thd rere.sastation. il ded rnot believe ...

... TO CARD CMliTOri Or, hi O.!rcir Legeer b the n7-Ir,5 Fm hiers 1eha-ve beanoree mie, i'r print, a -n-oy of your Circular Letter to fthlose Persons who appear ?? oPIe, to you to give your sup- .sort to somne Tneasure or other havin.g in - wew what is called re- I R& to Agpi cu sre. This 5etter tries, 5.indeet continal nothi2ng easier rich or rare ; bht, it caoes firo -cci., who and Whose fat>er ...

... 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 ...

... We have received the Parii Papers of Saturday and Sundtld The following are extracts:- PARIS, APeZL 29-The King has sent an invitation toeve individual Member of the Cbamber of Deplites; to atte, fete of the baptism of the Duke de Bordeaux.. ILetters frdm Naples of the 9th April announce, that th Spanish ship of the line, La Guerrier, of 74 guns, and the fri, gate of the same nation, La Perle, ...

... THE ''EXAMINER.I LONDON, MAY 20. TarE only piece of foreign news this week worthy of par- ticular notice is an account of the atrocities committed at Naples by the restored Government under the Holy aauspices. People are shot who are found witb arms in their possession, and many have been publicly fogged be- cause they are members of the political Association of the Carbonari 1 Among the ...

... RIO DE- JANRRO. I: D.ivit'rov$dence' hai~ng vou aesfed to grant, after a ,1t destructivewar, the mnbehtis hed'for blessing ofageoeral ace to ainrth Stated of Eiaope, and to permit a commenceei t° He made in laying she foundation of the'happiness of the Pq tu- guese Monarchy tbrouglitlie medium of thp General and .E ordinary Cortes, assembled in my most noble and -loyal Cirof Lisbon, for ...

... FOR1EIG'N INTELLIGENCE. x _- - * .- 4g SPAIN 6n the 4th lnsatnit, ifiete e niard er othle Canon Vinutsa by, the mob wba~ br6ke iniltrthe prison, assemblies of tihe people ook place in the evening. At the club of La Fontana; atier -,arioqus speecherpro antf cen, a lis' proscripiions was drawn *p, containing msany distinguisbed names, and fifty oi sisty w'ent wih it at eieven o'clocli at ...

... LL~ MWE.9UAj, IVARK414MgNT , - hi OFj GATBRJRAIfN0 4ID RELAND. HousFe OP WiDS, MkY'4. Mr. Ssafth, fromt the Comissuntrs of R iichmond llridgeI reetdthe Cpsh Account of, tkat establishment for the -year 6&,Ift, f'.rom, the Custom Houise Presented an Acconu fl IF -* Wavlfoid, frovm the Treasury, prepenied an Account of the Nitlsqna4 Debt from the yea* 78s, slw ?? 4te Eaw,1ofI)ONOUGHiMORE ...

... MA.DRID, MAY,3. The Insurgents of Castile continue to cause much uneasiness to our Government; Merino, one of their chiefs, is no common man; he has succeeded in attaching the whole province by the power of an ascendancy of mind which they cannot resist. For theprdseut he does not proclaisnmiimself an enemy to the new institutions. On the contrary, he preaches up their preserva- tion; what the ...

... rTHE MORVING CHROXICLE.I L O N DO N: ' : tHI!R'S SDJT, MAT 17, 1v1. Thle iri.Pppteresof Sunday last'arrived at a late hour last night. The fol isi~are extracI - P±' ,15 XST MAY. We learn'from the frontiers',rfkpain,, that General LA- RARaR, one of thbe reberal Officera who 6'earrested at larce. lona, during the night of thi 27th AprR, ff 6r14d'a'tpg n; that three Spanish Monksjhave likewise ...

... _ THE EXAMINEDR. LONV.DO, MAY 13. A PtRIVATE letter frtom Paris Mentions a curiods-o'ccut' rence at the French Court. When the Duke de CAZES whas presented among others to the King, the Ddchess de BERUR shrieked at the announcement of his name. She then quitted the room, declaring that nothihg could induce her to remain in the presence of tle ' murderer of her husband. This unhappy woman, it ...

... From the LONDON GZE1T1E of May I* CARLTON. HOUSE;, 0 MAvY 4. The following is the Copy of an Order from his Majesty to the Marquessof Winchester, Groom of the Stole, which, in .1yedience to his Majesty's commands, -has been commumcated by his Lordship to the Lords of his Majesty's Bedchamber: I The hanour of Knighthood having, in two recent instances, been surreptitiously obtained at the ...