... Slundayand Tuesday's Post. LONDON, MARCHI 29. rfWO B~remen and a Ileuigoland Mail have tsr- Trived, and bring the followinig ''Brrclne, Mlarch i7. t ig Many more of the inhatbitatits Of 11amburdit heave ripint been ojblji.(,d to leave that city, whier-e the distress is indescribable; but. as yet there is tio want felt by 3javou,,t and his troops. 11Q lhas sill 70 warehiouses filled wvith a.xl' ...

... O7JF-SII a El'. = A gang of sixoidlers fias lately been dletected, who of have cirried tleir svstem to tin npill alleled length. In od ortler to effret their purpose, a set of chamihers was - tttiein hi (leuniout's lnn, and fitted tip ivith all the para- it phxarnliai of nli Attoriey's Otfire, where otne of the rd gang acted as nli attorney, and aniotlher as his clerk.- tf From this ?? ...

... k' PUBLIC ENTRANcE OF LOUIS XVIII. m it, INTO LONDON. br U. ; .I . . . . D ?? I'N IL U %UIN V IN. t U. . ad London, April 21st. I n- Soodn aer four o'clock yesterday- morning, the h Ist 'Royal cuaiages and horses intended to form the pro- I u. cession, left London for Staumore, there to seet the h1 lt- Kin of France. 0_ * HerMajesty,-Princesses Elizaboth and Mary, ar- m rved at the Quecn's ...

... o0 X F 3FtO MJ I SATbSurtnA, Avixu. 16. - Last teelk a Dispensation passed the Great Seal einabling the IRev. John Ainphlett, D. D. (late Fel- lowv of Worcester college,) Vicar of Dodderhill, Worcestershire, to hold the same with the Riectory of Hampton Lovett, on the presentation of Sir Jobh Pakington, of Westwood Pairk, Bart. PREACERnS AT ST. MARY'S. Mr. Brown, of Magdalen college, on Sunday ...

... LONDON CiAZIE ?? EXTR.AORThINARS, - StI UlJ)AY -, A Qai, S. fyiOREI.7C,5~J:IE AITSIL. I;, 1014, 1mvp eh this -d i- recei vt'd :it od is Odice ?? Gel;~. Lord Viscotlai (a2' C;iIt, 1;. 1. ?? UIhL~U:I ?? ixll}li tololteN 1o, ll Itfralsc Ir al! I~tlV,!|N:N llseo tvi%1s5[ arte, It ?? ol T The. Allied Pown ers .hving proclaimetI that the i Ermperor. i!Napuleo] wasr the only obstacle to the .re ...

... A s .A P- % J/J LJ v . (BY EXPRESS.)-LONDON, APRIL 21. TREACHERY ATBAYONNE-GREAT BATTLE AT TOULOUSE. On Wednesday. morning, the 13th inst. ac- cording to our Portsmnuth letters, Sir John Hope sent a flag of truce into Bayonne, ac- qnainting the Commander with the events that 'had occurred at Paris, and inviting him to ad- here to the new state of affairs. The Piovisio- nal Government, we ...

... (BY EXPRESS.)-LONDON, ARcIr. 28. WAR BETWEELNNORIVAY AND SIVEDEN, We find from the followino a licle, that Sweden is resolved upon tire conquest of Nor- way : G Gottenburigh, Aptil 11th, 1314. The Swedish Government hasl declared the ports of Norway inder blockade, and hds granted letters of marque avainst thlat vooniry, of wbich I acquaint you, I;)r the infoirimation of the Snbscribers to ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT GRRA T BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 28. o Ina a Committee' of Privileges Mlr. Adam was beard for thepi Claimant ia the Airley Peerage case. The Attorney General 0andthe dvoate f Sotlad delind adingany thing to their former arguntents. The consideration of the case was faxed for p this day se'luniglst. In 9 On Bets's Divorce Bill the Counsel of Mr. Best called ...

... The LONDO9N GIZE TTE, April 26, i814. ADMIRALTY.OFFICJE. A PR i L2ii, lqr4. Copy of a letter from Captaio Rainier, of hii Majesty's ship Niger, addressed to Vice-Admiral Diixon, and transmitted by the latter to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Me.jeaty's hship Niger at Sea, Tan. 6, 13r4. Sji,-I aCqUaint YoU for the information of thie ords Conm. missioners of the Admiralty, that- hIvirni miatte ...

... f, ?^ IN SUPPLEMENT TO +4 ONDON GAZETTE EXTRA ORDINARr, OF SATURDAY THEB 9T'H OF APR(L. :Y , Cl' i I UKAY * L5L iJAU Ulf Atk14, ] F~nElGN-0FJICE-APRXL 9. 1814. Colonel Lowe arrived this night at this Office, with dis. patches from Lord Vicount Surghersb, of which the folo jowviag are copies;- My LORD, Paris, April 7. ..TJl grot .oat- wLtS L oi.lt .enrred p.-in this capital will be b~st ...

... 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, ...

... .E.NERAL ORDER, nl ?? SCIlxVARTZENBERG, AT HIS HEAD-QUAR- TERS, M.ArzCH 23, 1814. Soldiers !-The High Allied Powers have again had their hopes frustrated; all efforts tending to tde restoration of peace have been unavaifing ; neither :your victories, nor the destruction of whole armies, nor the calamities inseparable from war, which for the last three months have pressed heavilf on the most ...