... . IPLElDID TkNvx5V OF our ..1IL INV.r ' i L ' LODO.A; - We stated in our last tile great preparations which had been made for the public entrance of tlh.- Kin r of France into London, on his return to his native ,f. country. We are now enabled to give tie ?? Ve additional particulares On the- entrance of the procession into IY d :h Palk, and as it passed ?? it, tile motion of the crowd in the ...

... 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 ...

... LONDDON. WIEDNESDAY-APRIL 20. SPLEXDID ENTRAJNT(CE OF LOUIS XVIIL. INrO L ONDONM I-us Most Christian Majesty left Hartwell yester- day, and proceeded to Stanmore, where he partook of a grand dejune. The following arrangement for his public entrance into London was issued from the I-iose Guards this morning _ Horse Guards, April20.1814, ,RRAE5A5MENT FOR THE VVBLIC ENTRANCE OF HiS MA- r~SY THE ...

... GoTTENEURG1I MAIL. Gottenburgh, April 19. , Li On Wednesday last, a Danish officer of the name of GylT Is lernalson, proceeding from Copenhagen to Norway, was ar- d rested here, in consequence of several letters being found in lI his possessiin from the King of Denmar itto Prince Christian, al desaiiig him to bold out as iong as possible against.Sweden ; B hle was Sent under an escart to the ...

... 0.1f., Qll-lilalaoni;w Affiterfurp. ?? ?? I' EDINBURGH, ex CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES WITH FRANCE- th DISPATCHES FROM LORD WELLINGTON. jee Ri A formal cessation of hostilities has at length cl IO] taken place between France ?? eat Britain, both ta by sea and land. This pleasing intelligence wasci ?? to the Lord Mayor in a note from ef Lord Bathurst, and was afterwards plublished in the Ly D ...

... T'uesday's P1ost coniinued, FROM TiLE LODO AZETTE, S.ViURDAY, ArRIL 2. A OIR'I 1 LT Y0 FI U.C, APRItL 2 ?? of at Leiter frtn) Captuiiil Hayes, of tile .2lje~sik, to Sir J. B. WVarren. 111tjreitic, elt Sesi, Feb. 5. ?? thle honour to acquaint you, that in mny waly Ifromi St. Mfichael's to MAldeira, in thle execution of your orders, at. daylight lin the morning of theC U inst. in loit. 37, andI ...

... SUPPLZ3;.VS.VT TO THfIR AsBOr-ts C.ZETTE. FOnEIGN-lOFIC, APnRL. 16. The follnvvifi; Estract has been received fomr Lord Castlereagh, addressed to Earl Btthurst:-, Par.s, 44rid 13. I have' the honour-to acquaint your Lordship, that Monsieur made his public entry yesterday, nuld 'was re- ceived with the uiitmost cordiality by the whole popula- tion of Paris. It was deeoed nuore expedient that ...

... = Fr-apSo ,i Dot. 41 .I)AY in the House iii CN11iii(04, iI~ l~to~ a b ruig in a 'Billto redoce thle expences at- 'ttiting, the Elect ion ?? Memibers of P'arlialnikktv On f i' protposed te' lu tioll 5, was, di at Canudi- date' should itl no ?? liable for) thle expetice o I a cmgi n nin~reidenvotieys~ti tile Oace'oft Vo1- ?? pe rsliaded stirh I aid been thle inrte.- tinl o those who pa'ssed ...

... PA 11 Ji PLsS (FROM TITU. 'MON'rITEU UNIVPRSFL OF A'IL (.3 I ACI F (11 TiE I R'It)VFINONAIL GOVER:IJNMENI'. The fr.t or!eAr th:.t all obstaclesq to the ret-imn of the Pnpe to h1is otr: terriro; les shill be removed in- l stant v, or3nd thlat all honours be paid to hint on his Iourney, The seeond orde.s t-e. bmtther of the ihfafnt-lDb c~j~it-tl93eied. ao~d ent, Nicuk to ptt IAjOISl.ATIV IBIDY. ...

... 7 1L 3IOI=-V1A~; .'I.Id'1~ I 12.--- TllZi, XOIVIt A'i; (.ll.l Lt' L 0 N 1) () N: J14ONV/ .1 2, 4.11RIt t ,: The denontemren of thr, Revolution:ry Dra-lm, wlich ha~spresente4 so many scones of horror to zfl>fighrred Europe,. is now fortunitely arriied. Ti;se nn-in whose amnbitiptn grasped the world, whose power hiadly dic, tated to a Cont~nent, and who even, when. shorn of hl: high pretensions, ...

... il't I A ?-itnAL+7', AkTt 4. VV, ''r ?.- ? M, -- - - -, :-- .- - - | c rih papers of tie 6th, instant are arrived in towr%. 'The AMiunimeur contlins; l)crees of the Provisiowal Govern- nen t for thie rcleaie nif th ! Poi ii anid of the Infatit Don CAR LOS. It crnt~iins also the Ad7cl of the Curt Zlsincriale, signded ly !he President 1.i4triiER, registering tLie Dvcahitce of Bo!'a.t- eRts:, ...

... UNITJED PAMkLIAMENT Pi GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELA ND. POUSE OF LORDS, IAPRIL 2. Counsel werc- beard andl vitineies examinei on Green'& Di- vorce IHill, It was afterwards read a zd time. Thle damr~ges recovered, in, the Civil Court in t'licase., were only one far:hing, hnut the Lord Chancellor reirarhed, that this fadl could be no har to this fI,'!. inl as miuch as it appeared that the sirriliness ...