... I ?? a '0 ant ?? §sttV PARIS, JUNE 14. * I-li; tiree Nortbern Po-vers b)tve with- 71.' 1wn their Ambassadors from the ('ourt of Sttgard. This event, no doubt, will sur- r-vise the public. ,tt, fromi Madrid. of the 7th, which brings I Seyfile of the 3d state that at that period the g K t left Sevitlle.-he snne lecters state djhturbanlie had takeulplace there, and the garrison of Oefired on the ...

... xl\ [)I X AX~ it IOPSI- . I.ittijtuT, 'u'aedqt), Jane it. I 1w is 'ato. o!'Satrndav are arrived. 1Phcetbolowv fritel{olnl tOw> 1PI/). iARtS, JuNr 8 (1 , to rfrk Wltich we consider certain, the Cortes licid, iv all extremely s.oreily Sittilrg, in which sonme -, tchiltatiotnrs wcre dlenoun11ced, and severe measures i l n 1 tb Sitting that the pinn of transfcrring the * t l I ile l ing out of ...

... wall:, Dimny zu?!Iz Is. .'W e hcar from variois quarters tchat thle French are tired of the . war. It would not be didicuit to surmise this if we were not informed of thle fact. . contest so onierous, and at the same time so ingloriou-so undistinguished by any thing that the art of bulletin writing can magnify into a triumph of importance, cannot excite miuch interest anmong a people but too ...

... lqcw#,* dforct?xa ana ijimcottic. ' Do FRANCE AND SPAIN.. for a The French army, say the Paris papers, entered Madrid cot ,fon the 23I1 of May, without resistance ; the constitutional of tophaigrtrdigodorder towards La Mancha on pre th w rvosdy.TeSpanish rebel Bessieres, ig- pet n noato h rxmt fthe foreign allies, made ?? atep n h aitl rmwhich the regular troops had th~e alwtdanbuhewsmet by a ...

... EUL-L PAGKJT. THEI HULL, MONDAY, Jrt, I6. Tne meeting which has been beld in -dte city oft London, for the relief of the Spanish nation, was etitnded in a most numerous manner, and by a most respectable audience. The proceedings will be read with gent interest, as will the opinions of Lord William Bentinck, and Lord Lynddck, as to the result of the war. Boih these dis. tingu abed officers are ...

... S I= V Wy ' i , v,1 . 11- i 0 U g i . tb In - h i i - t- i Coltvs osseil iblei arrs.* SLI _(i ;o: Ic .otitlu) - vi )!,c aud prserntctl an Adldress to the leinl oi S ill, o r:l)yilg hli hi to Withlraw i trCMUZ, With it Cttli, wil e U vrrnttetit, esi ytwcb-t)-' iloors.)'1'h i )n hi :;j(wty reduosed to A thent ?? ito deposition of' .Jehc ?? otl a Regency, in t ,c ?? ljs ilmajt'sty is no:t in the ...

... HQUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY, i19iy 30. USE OF M-ACIHINERY, and WAGES OF WORKMEN. e I-lr. Atfiool d presented a petition frona the cottnn wearers ij Ithe town and ncighbouerlood of Stocklport, complaiting of great a distress, and praying, as we understood-first, that somermee a sure shouldl be ahlopted to check the use of. inatfincry and next, that the local Mlagistrates shonld be empowered to fix ...

... ! r~~~~~TRANSLATION.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE CNJSTITUJTIONAIL DIARY Or CORUNNA, . ~~~MAY 13? 1823. CITIZENS-The harangue Inserted underneath was pro- nounced yesterday in the Field of Mars, in front of the na- tional 'troops and the army composing this garrison, by the distinguished General, th, freeian, the gallant warrior, his EIcellency Sir RobertWilson: in it you see manifested his I generous ...

... ARIS PAPERS [1iONITEUt ov TuESDAY, JUNE 24.J O FFI CIA L PA RT. `oumv or THEL1 PYRENEES-11ULLETIN. 'V~ to him the garrison of Valencia, of Molina, CuL sieritatlititenCts, Bailasteros has endleavoured to it, ftlitt Iin the 1kingdomn of Valiencia ; from 1,500 to al, -t Alcora, an equal mnmber occupied Teruel. ~iMl fter having repassed the E~bro, advanced with thu Il i tt dul this last point. ...

... PRhI VATE C011tSI'OSVPONDECE. I 1 .. .. I.- .. I.,s ILondon, Joine II. I1i23. The Ilark ?? hare corme to a ?? to lend C money on Bank stlck, w hicih will greatly Mid toincrease r the circolating, rnedinir. t The uinids ril the Itoyal ?? Assuraice Company 9 are itt so prrr^perrrus aI state that a I)0111uS of 5 per cent. hlas beer given be.yond tihe usual irteroert. It %vodldl appreair that the ...

... Calebonian i crcurv'. EDINTBURGH. SJI YTle DJ Y-.JUNI 7. The Paris papers, Whichl have been received to the date of Sunday last, Contain advices from Gerona, which state that Mina, instead of being blockaded in Barcelona, had contrived to steal a march in the night on Generals Donnadien andt d'Erolles, and to make an attack onl Vich with 4000 men. A desperate action appears to have taken place ...

... . ?? Ictctla-j 0$l -~ ce, EDINBURGH ?? S~lil'UR~sAIT .Y-JUXiE 21. ny We have French papt-s to the date of Id containing accounts o; thie military operatns-' 13th .hune. The two corps which are ?? t j] 't to Seville are rapidly advancing; they have 1,1 some slight opposition io their progress Crolt, bodies of Spanishi Lrooips, but nothing so d delay their progresS. T lie bridlge of Ar.tbtps-° T ...