... 1PAltS PAPERlS. We received yesterday sthe Paris Papers of Thursday last, The following are extracts:- FXAttn, .TUNE °7.-The K~ing presided yesterday at St. Cloud at a Council of i'tibiisters. Th'le Duke Decazes returned to P'aris on Mow~nday evening, the state of health ?? thle Duchess does not perm it himi to Salts the journey tthich has been spoken of. A letter frontc Poitiers states, that ...

... ?? :OND1OiN. ?? .. LOIDi S S | Wye are sorry to findl that the accounts - the loss of the Jemina, Oil ber voyage from Miavracaybo to Liverpool, is confirmned.- Mrs. ED 18h t. af General E glish, of the Coluibian, serv'ce, who sail- ed passsenger in the JOrima, i8 arrived in LQndon, having gone from ?? 1slana& (one of .the Ba- hamas). where the wreck took plaWe, to Crooked Is- lands, and - ...

... : The Budtget, whibch was fixed for to-davy cannot be trought forward before the -next-week.- This postpone. ment has been attributed -bs one of our coteinporaries.tn sorrme ilk, a int ontein plation Ielative to the N~ r ht y no ou rctemorest 'sugar tthde. £l~ iathitbat the publlc butsiness has bieenl So much internupted, tb tfie Extraordinaries for this cot ln- try have not yet been gone ...

... E O~tDAYI JULY 1.. ' Tie husiness of ibe House of Cormhons has of late been very interesting. Mr. Abercronibie's trotion respectini the Public Press in Scotland, necessarily commands so much interest in this part of the kingdom, that we have thoughtr it incumbent o01 us to give a very full report of the debate. The motion for appointin',a Committee- to investigate into the diferent allegations ...

... SIMON 0 GRAY. ITle following picture from .C Lgitds and Sha- dows (f Scottish Life,'. is an admirable illustration of the uncertainty of haman affairs, and- is touched iwith great truth :- No mnan's life seemied to promise a calrver course and a- more serene close than that of the Reverend Simon Gray. lie had for many years possessed. the en tire affection and respect of-all the.inhabitants of ...

... i'edoesdaty's 4& Thursday's Post. | P ?? I- to ¶rUESDAVY'S L(NDON GAZETTE. AN'IRUPTS.-S mrnuel Garrod, Pld-I oil, atre, Londn, ?? I enbuildhiji, L=idlS, musie daler.- R obeirt, 17d ?? Liwas, £eutltmflptonli tien Ao c he.Tlrn ?? D vtie,,, Caremarthen, sprit dla th ,foilen rl~arpem Tl;ef t ~spirit ~mentBlmlst IUSE~ 1 (PRELRS. MTIONDAY, JuNe 24. Tile Royal A5sent ?? given byV ConMmimmflfl to ...

... ?? . ?? MONDAY, JUNE 04- ver The House was nsummuned ito the 11,ume of P'eers to nlo 1) hear the Roval Assent given by Coisnimisiohl to several dun1 pu hlifi andi private Bil~s-(See Lords' RePurt. ) less Will Hearth and Wiindow Tax of Irclaid Repeal 1ir', )Bill wasi read a third losew :tlpIissed; It clause hiving- re jbocn tirt' tdded Ito repeal to a certain extent thle 'lax had uwpo Dogs. ...

... I II ' WEDNESDJIY9 JUNE' 2,1822. ni . Thie Paris Josurnals of Saturday contain in- s .tell jorclwe from St. l'etersbsrgh of 9ist ilt. statitig 1 that'ibtte Itoperlini Goards have received sirdeis to ce n teiints tothat cpitalx~, tihichwas onsidered ~s decisive ;or the pacific settlment of tilc difi'eresces with the ?? Governmnent. d Tao prijects of laws have been introduced to the d French ...

... ?V# EDINBURGH. p M10 '1F _JY JULY I. l. earrival of the Kent East Indiaman from China, r BY 3, that the late differences with the Chinese a er rl e1have bern 8micably adjusted, and in a man. * 'I me 5t satsiactor?. DuJing the whole etincussiot, as not Itsl least attempt at disguise or apology te- r tirg these tdiffercnceC ; thle wh le transaction wvas laid G the (Clhinese Autlborities in the ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-June 26. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Ne 51 (Continued from our last Private Correspondence.) t( COURT OF CHANCEtY. tl Mr Al. A. TAYILOR, after describitig, at considerable n length, the very tedious manner in which the business of 1. this Court was conductel, and the enormous expence I thereby incurred by suitors, concluded by moving- 11 T That the Houec recolve itself Into a Committee of ...

... I ONDONY. t'e _ _ _ fl FRID-`iY-JNE 28. iS Wed neselay a Court of Direciors was lr ,e the East India House, when Captain Geri,,e n Stevens, of I[1e ship Coldstream, ?? leas'( f n the Court previous to departing for Bentpidi- rect. d The East India Company's ship kepaU1;elrr; e ved off St Alban's Head on7 Wednesday. She left It China 8th Februiry' and St'Heleno lst 'U2. ine The Rose and ...

... HOUSE OF COM2\IONS-JuNE 21. [ccnoinued from our private correspaodi nce of Thursday.] sin ?? OF Tl1t. CHtOW5N w a ?? IlHOIJI3HAM ceinsieneed his speech with some weS gete.r 1 sb creatoluluson the constitutionail jealousy which en] it w&; ntcessory ti mailtain twvrlis placernen, which he tio il-u-tr.ted by a r'eretice to the proceedings of tile House, ley and to neseril acts proposed, ...