... . 0. e TuE War near the Seat of Government in Ir France seems to languish, but in the Southern part - of that Kingdom it is in fall activity, and tlie flirst commercial city of France has been added to the conquests of ?? s, Wellington. The Victories, of the Pau and the r, Oleron, fought between the 24th and the,28th ult. Ix opcned tdhe British and Portuguese Army a way In into the heart, ...

... LE DS,- . .S.ATU..A. , - 1 : LBZEDSI SATFURDAY, D-TAeeH 5. Thne zeal sfO gen~rally ditplayed in relieving and succoiirir' the distrcssed people of Germany, is honotirable to our ,,ational character. .e trust g that effectual aid will be afforded them, an aid corn- menstirate'with the extent of their sufferings and the excigency of their warits; and while every city, d hamlet and village are ...

... . Pari4FA&. 23.-Uer Majesty the Empress I andi Queen has recelted 'she filloviing news. respecting the tittuation of the armies to the 211st Februavyty- Baron Maruliz, Comm 'andat at Besancnn, writes as follows :_ - I; II On the 31st of Januiarv the eeinve made snt at- r tack from the side of Dreinille, in the night; he -a onsed to play upon the, tew.n two batteries of how- c itzers rnd cani ...

... D. H~ft iiuD V ~ jA aa LONDON O AZETTE EXTRA6RDINARYj 'P's 30f ~WAR.DEPARTMENT. 0 of g ?? 22d,. 1814. n ge DownusreMr te DISPATCHES of whlich thefolwnar rag. extracts have beeis thins day received, addressed Ia the to EarI'Bathlstlst by the Marquis of Wellillgton, rel I of dated Aire, 13lth and 14th March, 1814. ~.c Viho I Aire, 13th, March, 1814. !ket The excessive bad weather and violenat ...

... - - T1he thirst for TZevws iseems to grow wifl hi thefood it feeds upon; and the impatieuce-and anxietv of the public to obtain details of the Vie- - toriesof the gallant Wellington, as contained inj the London Gazette, which arrived here last Tues- A day, exceeded any thing that we have witnessed on any former occasion.. For some hours the Office of this Paper wasliterally invested, and the ...

... REPORTED RUPTURE OF TE NEGOCIATIONl., - U-il-6.* f 7n it a consider- -After our paper had been .t ,press a consider- able time, we were informed that privateletters have been received from Aisterdatiu and' other places, positively announcing that tie NEGO- CIATIONS HAD BEEN I ROKEN.OFF. .ad tbat Jiord Castlereaghb was expected tre momentarily to arrive in that city.-Star. red iA Ietter frm ...

... LONDON, TUI 1:sD8 V, Jliarch 1,5. VROM SA.lTURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. * .Fqiqrcit.O e, Miafrch, i1, 1814. A Dispiatch, nf which the tollowing is a Copy, has he'n. received at this Office fromt the Right C :fl'on. Lbord Bui-lhersh, tiated Troyes, /jlareh 4,1814. 3c MT; LnRD,-TrOYeS is awain occupied by the R All-s. Tlue defet of the tnemy yesterday, the rapidlity with which lie was driven from ...

... THE- MERC~ - i THlE MIERCUTkY. WE trust that we Have alrealy recorded a The last of those scenes of murder, desolation and bloodshed, which result from the shock of contend- fi ing armies, and that a very speedy period eill tl he put to tile ravages of the present sanguinary ,war. This pleasing.chapge in the aspect of affairs ic not to he attributed to the wisdodm or moderation V of onr ...

... , NC ?? LNu. Empresis, 1amerc II1.-Her Majesty the Empress Queen has received the following intelligence of the situation of the armies to the 91h of March:- Y The bulletin after detailing a number of mili- tary operations from the 22d tit. to the 5th inst. eand of which 'our readers have been already in- formed, proceeds thus:- A On the 5th, the Emperor slept at Bery-au- Bac. General ...

... EXTRA O0RDINARY. a 3t it WAR D)EPART1MEN. DOrirn2ngSiireet$ March 20, 1814. sin' Nk_ Major. Freemantle has arrived at this Office, d e bnlringing dispatches from th MaqI ?? NO lingtoni, addr-essed -so Earl Ilturi f hc 2 o th ?? copieS. i Wing MyLaD t. Sever, March I, 18I 14. t ling, I ETURNED ?? on the 2l~t, an A uch, ordered the 6th and light dlivisiot'is to Itreak- up B ?? from the blockade ...

... ! THE 3[AI),RCURY.. lvk lamnent that we have still to record the: re merdiless devastations of war, and the continued col destruction of the human species. The details We tlia have this week to lay bcforb our readeri are of a Iti, chequered nature-we have to speak of tnsac-SI api cessful and successful war.; but both are pre- be mant With wrong and oultrage, and replete wilt| att; ;uman ...

... POSTSC RIP T ! RVYDDDV- ?? ?? ?? k tsiV;1lj'j' .- (iy EX-PRJ3884) NDON, MAftC1I 10. *o INo j~~sngr:baaksied 4his morning, and, to` ;oFrench Papers. -Tbr are wny t t ith Biinapartal'adefeat .by B arIeC then refectson thee ?? mereladvy ee ?? ?? n, Wuar 4V. Wereaut thea o reports.- - wouf Private Aedfttnds state that Count Platff is ?? already it 1ertaillea._ Tli Is necessarly a ?? new featute ...