... ,rT iris ROYA.L HWJIA NSS the PIJNCE, fEGENrx, Cundernlcd CcU, Xezrg/',, .ypail I, 1813 MAY Tj PLEASE Youn. RoA- .f Two daysliave now elalysetd sin' c iy ears ;iag!ecd riq the dreadfiii senten(ce of t[ie law, , icb doomed la a ,unoniniouis dleath. The itlrrniH which I kilt on , removed trom lhe b[ar to nmy present solitdaie I will not ai. tempt to describe; for four and twenty hours my ...

... FOREIGN I-NTEfL IGENJE, (ii our extracts from tile foreig m Iilita l otelliience, we shall endeavour to give the latest and the latest only, except wlien it may arrive al too far advauced a period of the week for the wiinission of what has, been preiouisly set ulp. The FIienioeh 1;Eirems, Im-r ioianee, has received lel- ties respectlig ih situation of ?? armies up to lile i 0,h, 1Ith, tdJ ...

... -HELIGOLAND LETTERS ANVD kIAM- BURGH PAPERS. : . IELIGOLAND, MAY I I.-On the 7th, the French pushed forward their advanced post, consisting of Hu- lans, within gun-shot of the battery at Cuxhaven, and obliged our picquets to retire within the gates. On the 8th, about i200 men, infantry, cavalry, and artillery, with two pieces of cannon, advanced, and as the batte- ry was nearly dejnolished by ...

... f .! v , f , *E - r I . .1 % 1z. I .&I ComPARATIVE.,STATENENT ?? TlHc PRftCx AND,; ALL;VD .AI?iS, IN ;-ibI ?? OS OR ABOUT TXII 3°orl APFRfL, 1813' , * . -: FRENCHl.'- r.,A4l. D'Avaust, 'trince af7 I .cead-quarters. Mkmiinlslundsr him Sehasrini, 0 aooo0 llremen. Dufour, and 11an'mhit, &a. . Laet bof the Ir^nlch %Grand. Army undet lscauharnuois. :iiid ;enefeldt, on the under lirl MacdonaldandVic ...

... FASH B_ _ _ . _S _ . . FAS9I0N.IBLE PWRTLES,.-ic. TH-E PRINCE REGruNTs BALL AND SUPPEMI. Lest night the Prince Rtgent gave a gran.l Bill and Suep1P to about 35o of the Nobility andi Perionis a )istincaimt at U,. ton House. The artan gemepts wcre similar to thu 1li ad Supper given by the ?? on the Sih of Fehraiary. iu 6i4.i of her Majesty's Birth day. The Y-omien or the Guard it tended, and it ...

... THE MORLNING CIIRO;irICLE. LONDON: t; TUESDAY, .2l'A S 1 , 58x13. ri Dispatches were received yesterday from Lord CATIU ,C CAIT and Sir C, STEWART, Which came, as we men- te tioned, by the way of Gottenburg. They are datedDres- P den the 7th inst. and contain accounts similar to those n published' in the German Papers as to the superiority of the allies in the great battle of the 2d, near ...

... 7Ii of~rNIG CWWNWVILE. ' LON D ON- g{PDNESJIA , MA2 19, , 0!3, pi, piziiapers to the j6th inst. reached town last.nigbt, whici unfortunately leave no room for doubting the chlaiae- oftl c ve.torv g'uned by the French at Lut. Ze4, 'tli~e Alpes 1ahVing retreated across the Elbe, 'ind BQNAPA-iTEU 1aving eritercd DeJtden on the Sth, to wvihich city he1 procpeded by W;Jdheim arld Nossen. ...

... . THEk MORNING C-IIWVl; 1 o , -I )o 10 0 N 1) 0 N: FRIDAr, lA2 7, 1313. Letters from HaTIllb'Urgh' to tile 3d instant re. ill ceived ?? mention that a Procil j: was published at Vienna, dated the i6th Aprlj, f.. 1 pultpose of raising a loan, in which, it is stated, ?? th. u sum of five millions of goilders were reraircrd fo; t h? maintenance of the Good Cause ; bat s nJ nd meant by. this ...

... The LONDON GAZETTE,MS,, 8 13. ADM1RALTY-OFFICE, MAY 4, 0813. Adroiral Lord Kujth has transmitted to John' Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Lieutenalif Stokes, commanding lhis Majesty's guss-vusselithe-Constant, giving an account or his having, on the ast .of April, irs company with, the Slartial gunwsvessel, cap- t tured, off.the Sailtes, a Freuch privateer, called L'Olyrape, te carrying two ...

... TH:fE MOILVIAIG Cl j'IV/NICLE.- I, O N D0 N:- - SATUleD4T, WA2 8, i8i3. W. mentioned yesterday the o~er of tie Russian Minister in the Uniited States, to the American Go-- vernment _of a Mediation on the part of Russia. The following are thle ExtraEssfirom The Nwional Inlic-. gencer, of Mach 13, which relate to this 5ubjet - ' It has been stated in some of. the fadtious prints, and may be ?? ...

... FINA CILEY DIvCLOSULE, CH.IRUTY SCHOOL,, $c. Mr. X.4A AsrNrR,-1 has lhrig been an object of surpriie lif slriiitger3 liavelltig frnits tie mounrui Iry, r 1;l so touch itaete LaDA ar lur. olin sioull lie uicilitivateti as Fitichley Cortisa so: till. Inisciv tise l rlo-ue ic h, ,et itppoie t-y tine irrisilpl aind. mider-,tr bot it is inst geiwetali krnwsi 1lIsl the ?? Lord hibiilip if LoNIjarc ...

... ,¢RI DDAr, A2 : 54 ?? ' We fear the report Ve comimunicate-yesferday From the Pari7 Papers, ofa battli having been ftought on the 2d iuasfanf, at Lutzen', neatir Leilspic, in 'which the Al- lies Wvere defeated, Will ttwn oaf td be tiuej No'offi4 cial staterildatr has yet been receivetd of the' aiion, but all the accounetstat lhave arrived contclt inr 'annouricing a vifory' gained by the French ...