... ?? IL r:p~ oir+ J ia Ir .Po1,rr4cA 05iiAT05s.-ie ?? our I report of the debate: u ..toM t-i:7tH ef ghe ta_ on thehorses used in husbandry. ftbs Placeii 'our paper; t20t indetd:that. we. might give ij at:fhlllength, but-hat we pight blend our~cipm- nientis with ?? intereating occurrence. W5. regard. itas; II irteresting, however, uot with respeet'toits ijdiviefali inportance; for it is of smal ...

... oWroL, 'l ji.SDAY, JuNK I *~SAl' 4.I *iUi:SDAY, JUNK 12. ol, illl Ieltr Agen t ?? LlFtnoyii;fn-lV ^s'~ltito ]jotd, la a ?? i~t'ted tntlr, ,,rrl- Me I a'l aappy lo aisl, that Irariquillity bag oni Ittir ' brdg E have iropes Caaf' mCojiltiiifti. 0 ;tan e s, and ill to nivderatioit oftale r i~ Grk 1 Islands being itf a ative of revolt, gr IfIor ur x i )e l1riglalll l; lit1 ieba otitl to take, ...

... HOUSE of COM2 1WOVS, lfednesdely, Jute 20. Atlr SCAnL&Tr havitig moved the order of tie day for the k fuirther considt-ration of' the Poot Lass' Amiendmenit Bill. el Mr. CALCRAFT repented his objections to all the proviaions ol th- Bill. It could not be carried into execution without ei producing the stauvation of a great mass of the community or ti iintestllte courmotiona. It was not the ...

... XT E ,I)A . X 0 . ?? ,ON DONN, A ION Dk Y, J u F, 18. WVE have recei' ed tile Paris Pu pers ti tlie Pith I illhill1. h le alccounits h'iiil. Nuitl pre ol th e W7it (I1 hif st laolili. (Jil the 26tl Tlie Ii u~g ea o ipe jss~ilri-d.sverial dlereres iclt sie it) thle ?? thlar kjii~iliaill -4d al SIViY. I 1 lie (7aiiacil ad Noate is ; coin Posei ol' L le M ar-qis of (Circello, Ui rdmaia 1 In~f, ...

... I -M PV trL PAPL14ANt.f I I HOUSE OF LORDS3, Mowsonsv, 1Ar '2S. ROYAL ASSQXNNTF The Lords ~Carlnfifsioaerr declared. the Ray ni -Aosent wtote Couway Brillg.~Bill,, the English and 1rish4Thiai Pay Bill, the ~-tdicidall Ct'fikes l(Ireland) ~'~u~tiooi Fe 1111 te I~nrupt Laws Amend,- I mns ?? Blltlt. dasis o Iai~d Regulation Bill, dieLunticsA~lum(5.ehnl) ill th Eolyltead l~ond.3ill, this ...

... 0 x Or Oa D, Saturday, June 2. TO-MORROW Morning a SERMON will be preached at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev. S. SMITH, D. D. Canon of Christ Church, for the benefit of the Girls' School in that parish, supported by voluntarty contribution.-seyvice will begin at Eleven o'clock. On Nil ?? idnalwo bitmON5 nill bepre6ached in Ensham Cllurch, for tie benefit of tire Sunday School established in ...

... DINBURGtI N~iwS CONTINVED. . I . . . NVA'CJJON.4iL MONrUA fE*N'T O SCOTLJ.4-NT- (Concluded fromn our paprr of MohdaY lIast.) At thc meeting which tnoit 1ilacc at l.odilois on the 29th April lSf9, his Grace the.Dkitke of AlIIOIL, gho had been da mo-,t pr,)oting the measure, again prosided, and the ?? (if the meetig, at . Edinbuirgh were t moved hy the Earls of Oteadaliane, Northeak, and Rose- ...

... LONDON AND RDTNBURGI-T. e (From a Londoi lPaper.) On Tuesday the 12th inst. the spirited undertakers of a regular and more speedy and certain communication1.lsy- steano packets, between these two cities, gave a handsoni' entertainment to a numerous assemblage of friends. The e noble steam three-masted bhip ?? of Eddinburgh was e fully equipped at Blackwvtll, with the Tinion fio wards; I the ...

... bi WEDNESDAY-JIUNE IS. in Orders, we understand, have been received o For putting the Castle of Dublin into a state pro- per for the holding of the King's Court without delay. His Majesty will sleep at the lodge in the Phoenix Park, and will hold his levees at m the Castle. . It is expected that there will be a batch of new cI Peers created on the ceremonial of the Corona- I tion. Besides the ...

... jgonday's & Tuesday's Posts. NA10.rS, .Iu t 1E 7. I IN' tleb I0(th inst. tll e KVingt3 lwentinII , Tiuld() matet to tile 11hulrchl lel Cambriao srzj Io ji ullr 1! ?? to thle Most l1ili i j;;ilis Imlpy~ lltUtl,. Tlw pe'(V C l: rott'l( pbeir pravers t thwte 6 the ?Molladirch, ;afl, a ;l % i II 51111d11.tt. StlciO, ?? ?? to preapive the au-, ut dittllei) of ?? Boui;lrbons. f . ii ngur-0, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...