... 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 ...

... CATHOLIC QUEST'IOiN. To 7nit RIGHT HON. (. CANNING- AND PLUNKETT. Rt IlIGHT HioNOuRABLE Sifs, is The state in which tile Catholic Question is now placed byyour . conduct, should be put fairly betore the public. It has not re- 0 eeived its deathwblow trom the secession ot last night. But if it be lost, it has heen destroyed by your conduct. 0 You, Mr. Piilnkett, have stated, that this is ...

... broom tze. LON))O N (478TTE ff April 19. CROWN-OFFICE, APRcIL 19, 3023., M EMBERiS RETURViNED TO 5SRVR IN TUBS PRESENT rARI.I~IXT. SHIRE OF- INVRsaitrrs.-The Right Honoturable Charles Grant, 3'ounger, of Waternisi, Vice-President of the Board of Trade. brf BOROUGH OF HASL,91nnE.-George Lowtlier Thompson, ofSerf Hutton Park, intbe Counltyof York,ERa, in the rotom f RoberWisd Esq. who has ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICL., LO N D O N: FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1823. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Tuesday, from which extracts will be found in another column. The proceedings in both Houses last night were more than usually interesting. Some most important questions were put to Lord LIVERPOOL by Lord GREY. The first had reference to a point, which can hardly fail to have occupied 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT C1rR RT BRzT.AIy aND ZRRELN.D. . .OUS- OV X RIRDS, Aryl6. ': , i H -.fge kiaceerded further in Allardyre's Divorce lil. Witnesses were examited, arnd the evidence was ordered to be printed. A Local Bil was brought up front the House of Commons by Mr. Bastard and other Members, and read a first time. Lord SALTOUN presented a Petition 1rom the Island of Nevis, praying for ...

... IMPEWIAL PARI.AMIEN1' OF GREA2' BRiTAIN AND IRELAND. H1OUJSE OF LORDS, Arur. 14. * Petitions ag3lhitit (le It rAfvlnt Debtori' Acts %vere presentedl bY theEiarlf tShattesbrlryfrorn Dudle) (Wurcesterslhirej aid by Lord lollaurd, ftroit Tavistrck, whiricli wvere ordcerd v, lit upo the I ; b a, aln a l'er tion, prstni ted by tlie Earl ot Stificb1)urY, I'rI leverky ( Yrr kbh iL e), dgan .sL arny t ...

... TRI UMPH OF INDEPENDENCFB. . 1E Yesterday about 300 of the Freeholders of Middlesev held-thelr; i Anniversary Dinner at the Mermaid Tavern, Hackney, ton cle. id brate the return of G. Bynz and S. C. Whitbread,, Esqrs. to Ie Parliament. Charles Shaw Lefevre, jun. Esq. in the Chair. , y Sir FRANCIS BURDETT and Mr. HOBIH'OUSEapolo. ir gised to the company for leaving them before dinner. 'Tiehde- ...

... PARIS PAPAYS, r11OSr THEt tONxITRI 1 ARIM OF THE PYRENEES. The march of the army continuese. The brigade of the ad- vaniced guardiunder the .Marfhal de Camp Vallin, is half a march beyond Tolosa, which the Dade of Regio 9ccupea with the first corns. The division Bourke closely blockaders ; Sebastian, The flag of truce of this General was received with miosuAet-abot. POur troops then made ...

... e L 0 NLONDONt Lt THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1823. ; The Paris Papers of Moiday bring the first official 0 accounts from the army since the entrance into Spain.- ,tThere has, it appears, been some hard fighting in the ,tneigkbourhood of St. Sebastian. The French claim the , advantage, but claim it in such a way as to excite a sus- r picion that they have actually experienced rather a lo6t. y This ...

... From the LONDON. GAXETTE V f Aprit r5. LORD CHAmBERLSIN'S OFFICE, APRIL 11. Notice is hereby given, that flis .Majesty will hold a Lvee at Carlton House, on Monuiday, theiSlat iosf. at two o'clock - ' Notice is hereby given .ha' gi, Majesty will hold a Drawing- Room at Buckingihm PIaci5siti Wednesday, the Sd iristant, to celebrate his Majesty's Birth-dft w N.B. The Knights of theb evkaL OWders ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or . M -GREAT BRITAIN AND~ IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, AvAr 15. Mr. Trundle, from the Offlke of Chief Secretary for' Ireland, presented Returns under the Insurrection Act; and Mr. Tomlins from the Treasury, an Account respecting the Public Debt an other Papers.-Ordered to lie uponythe Tfable. I On the second reading of Allardyce's Divorce Bill, Mr. Camp- bell appeared as ...