... PARIS PAPARS. [FROMI THE MOVITEUhi.] PARIS, ARRsL 2.-Yesterday evening, at half-past eighit, A. de Villele, President of the Council of elinivrers, came to tr 5sact business with the KiMg. This morning, after mass, his Majesty presided in the Council of Ministers, which sat from noon till half' past one. After the Council his Majesty transacted business with the Viscount Dtjeon, Minister of ...

... a. : (r1[PRO3 THE JOURNAL DESs BEBATS OF SATURDAY.] -. TELEGRAPHTIC DISPATCH. h e BAVOinistr APRIL 17.-Tbe Major-General to his Excellency t the Miinister of War:- of. Tlere is nothing new from the army. The troops are in full er mrrCh. t rThe army of Perpignan, which awaits the arrival of they e Duke d'Angouleme on tWe Ebro, will be in movement from the 11 20th to the 22d instant. ' In a ...

... WVe have received Crrtfiageria Gazettes to the 22d ult. from on, of Glitch the following is copied:_ i FsciSCOhF. PAULA SAeTAS, tifihe order of Liberatorsoi Venezuela and Cundinamnarca,. having the Cross (if Bnyaca, General of Division, and Vice.-President of the Republic, charged wtih the executive power, &c. 04 Taknig into cornsideration, . 1 'l'hat, it is a duty incumbent on every ...

... exrc fa letter from the isl~tid of Van Diemfan, dated April ior itipainter might feast for-ever cii its lieautiet. pe o.Wishing to-observe a large lake onadn elevated land in the into- rir 1st out with three oithersoun horseback, and an attendant tin font. 'NYe started at day break, our oitly guide thti compass.- We took with us uliree Kangar-oo dogs, to'catcci krme by the way. We compoted ...

... - - 'tea, 'e of r of thei L O N DO N: IF- EDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 182. Just aswe were going to Press we received the fol- lowing important Document, the Proclamation of the Duke d'ANGOULrA1E to the Spaniards preparatory to his entering Spain; and the account of the French Rentes of Monday. They opened at 78f. 85c. and closed at 79f. 50c. At so late an hour we have no time for comment,' ...

... . - . ., .TE GOLDEN AGE. | The old practice of discussing abstract subjects in verse,- so much in vogue in the early half of last centnry, seemat cbe reviving among us. The union of verse and .disquisition has sometimes been thought to spoil both; inl ihE EssaYO7 Man; it is said, is read with leg satl-i '.fictipn thua Sny. of ~pgts. ather works. ,Wesownnwe .ate half inDClined to be of this ...

... Yes! erday morning we received Bayonne Papers to the 9th init. The fullowing are extracts:- BAYONNE, Aritmt 8-.-1heccommencenentofhostilities hasbeen marked by an unforrunate ( vent, concerning whith there have been very conflicting reports:-first, the Constitutional Alcalde of Irun having (forgetful of the place he tilled) circulated the Proclama. tion of the Dukie of Angouletne, With ...

... L O N DO N - FRIDAY, APRIL V5, 1823. We have received the Paris Papers of Tuesday. The Moniteur gives a more particular account of the contents of the telegraphic dispatch from Bayonne, respecting the action at Logrono, the substance of which we comml- nicated yesterday. It will be seen that the Spaniards fight at all events; for the town was only carried after what is called a pretty smart ...

... ,EAST LONDON IRISHFJ&E SCHOOLS. i; ~ ~ ~~ . wn _ ra -- _ -1 . .1- E. -.c etnn Yesterday the Annual Meeting of this laudable Institution was held at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, when a lumerous and highly respectable company attended, chiefly con. sisting of elegantly dressed Ladies, amongst whom, we noticed several of great distinction. Prior to the Chair being taken, the ...

... THE MOUNJNG .CHROUICLE. . A L'O N D O N TUliSDAY, APRIL I5, 1i23; The Pari- PaperB of Saturday have bten received. They con- tain somne details re-petcting the progress of theFrench army winch aprebs of more important n11 ter compels us to ornin. C -, * There was yesterday a fslt ot about one per cent. in the Rujsiav . and ,Prussian Securities, whjile rite Spaitish Boudi experienced rlight ...

... * IMPERIALPARLIAMENT OF . GUREAT BRITAIN ANJ7 IRELA.ND.- ce HOUSE OF LO&?, )S, APRIL 28. d, The Marquess of BUTE presented a Petition from the Uni- dtarian Dissenters of Neath, in Glanorganishire, praying for an k- Amendmernt of the Marrage Act. ue The- Earl of GosFORD preseteed two Petitions from Suf. t folk against the Insolvent Debtors Act. - h ad Earl BATHURST presstd a Petition from ...

... THE MRiNING 'HIltnUICLJE. L O N D O N: l1?DXESDAY, APRIL 23, 1823. We received last night the Pairis Papers of Sunday, Extracts from them'vill be found in another column.- The intelligence they contain is of little interest. The capture of the Guerriere would seem to rest on something more than report. The Pilote of Saturday evening stated, that it had received a letter from Brest, announcing ...