... as Extract of a letter from an officer in the 3Sd regi- Gib te, ment in Holland, to his brother in Glasgow lay, ard Yf After lameiting thle failure of the rjesault of Bergen-op- P n, Zoom,he says, the scheme of attack and the mannerin which Rev ie! it was first executed, under the immediate directions of Sir Blar k Thomas Graham, ias admirable beyond description, and does P !reustice-to the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIMAENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-MARcH 30. ub- Judgiaesnt was affirmed in the following cases of 1 appeal, ?? v. Rigby-Meade v: the ber. Earl of Bandon-Sir W. Johnstone v. Jewdwine- yce, Lamont v Lamont, with 601. costs. 37t L THURSDAYS, MARCH 51. i AS- Lod LAUDERDALE moved, that certain accounts, which had been presented relative to the amount of ?? bank-notes in circulation, &c. should be ...

... LiLOYD'S MARINE LIST- APRIL 3. to The Etoile French frigate, of 44 guns and 350 men, was captured on Sunday last off the Hogue, by the iebrus fri.G gate, after an action of two hours, and arrived at Plymouth c:. Tuesday The Hebrus had 16 mnet killed and 25 wound- tLI ed; the Etoile 40 killed and 78 wounded. TheEtoile,in com* Ca pany with the Sultane, had taken 17 vessels. The San Domingo man ...

... 1I | MONDAY-APRIL 4. Df P'RESNTATIN OF THs Ducutnss OF OLDRST BUR'G.-In consequence of the arrival of the Duchess of Oldenburg the departure of the Queen for Wind- sor was deferred for the purpose of receiving the Re Royal stranger, and orders were accordingly issued in the morning by the Lord Chamberlain, for the attendance of the proper officers of the Court at the Queen's Palace.a ,i About ...

... 1PRIFATE CORRESPONDENCE. London, April 4. half-past seven P. M. The Bourbon cause flourishes in almost every quarter in France, except where the French troops are immediately tst- ?? ?? of the afternown5 Capt~aia (.Qlins arriv- 'd ?? mitelligente, tlht Xantesthi capitai of La Vendee, had declared in favour of the Bourbons. TbM city contains upwards of 60,OO inhabitants. Renhies, another ...

... (Talzbonism AfTfurp. - p t, We g 1. EDINBURGH, MONDAr-APRIL 4. it The following private advices have been received tfrom the French coast, which it is stated may be s- relied on:- or 44 _- , on the French coast, March 28. 3, I have just received the following letter from Paris:- g Paris, May 26. e There has been, on the b2d, some fighting at Arcis stir Be Aube, and it is said that the ...

... ,6'FICE-MARcu. 2. n ei C~ Lice G ?? Cadet H. Hamil- Alen ,n tti Roi~~ rviia sary College, to be Cornet and Sub- ?? s111, ly PU1csaa-, vice 1VeYnsoUtb, promoted; cona. rnsa a ndaml1\1a crl. 1 2 1814. '2d Rerhi-,ltn, -ii Drag -oni Guards-..Surgeon John Aber. crcen bia, ftrol;. rhe 34th boot to be Surgeon, vice Allardyce, I 4th Dio-ldseutenart Augu~tus Arnyatt, from the 87th fohv e i'Z ?? vice ...

... Cd .Montargis, March 23. e The enemy, who have quitted Sens, Villeneuve, e Joigny, and the neighbourhood; were to the number e of near 12,000 men, tinder General Guilay and *t Prince Maurice Lichtenstein. General Alix has ;t advanced upon Auxerre.:2 3 Paris,-March 24. They still continue to fortify the avenues to the capital ; the works of St Denis and Aubervillers are terminated. Possy, ...

... Hague, March 25. i- iashal Blucber published, on the 13Uh, at Laon, thle following proclamation: {I MARASHI:AL VON BLUCHIER TO THfE FRENCH. 10 I Frenchmen !-Your own preservation induce :o Me once more to address you. ,S L Attempts are made to miskad you by procla- ;e mations, which try to persuade you that we have no it other -object than to desolate and to divide France; and by lying ...

... Cf ela, cr? ,,Milken ;AA-erfurp. EDINBURGH, | FA2TURDAr-APRIl 2, It was stated in a former paper, that Marshal Blu- thet's army had commenced offensive operations, having diiven the enemy across the Aisne, at Bery Au Bac ; and that the corns of Bulow and Winzin- gerode had advanced on Soissonsl and Rheims. It is stated in the Courier, that Government has receiv- ed accounts confirming this ...

... . 1' . , HOUSE OF LORDS-MARCH 29. d .leRoyal Assent was given by commission to d at indemnity bill and two others. e T7wo appeals were withdrawn by consent.-;Ad- jour ned. it HitityOSE OF COMMONS; S new writ was ordered for the coutyit Of Water. toId, in the room of William: PowerEsq. deceased. The House then went into a Committee on the acts relating to the gold coin ; and the Chancellor of ...

... BREMEN 4ND HELIGOLAYD MAILS. the Bremen, March 20. SEVENTH BULLETIN. 1in- t' head-qiarters of the General in Chief of the army s of . of Poland, at Pinneburg, before Hamburgh. rile l ah Marshal Davoust, after having sustained so I bu many losses at the Williamsburg, appears to have rks tgiven tip all idea of defending it against us,' as he keeps, there merely posts for information and con- ...