... DUTCH PIIPEIIS. BRLraprr, .AS'rL 13.-.By liccowiits fremo Stadle, of :Cr the first of Ap, ril, the blockade of the Elbe for England jii-nised, and Glutcks;tadt declared a freii port. A ship I with remi, coffiee &c.- is already arrived, but provisions :1e ale not aFllg~ed to go rIP thle Elbe. ed Amss-r ninrr,im porlty, i6.-The reports whlich hlave ~abeen spreadl for sormc days of the Ri~qual ...

... j-1'jj 1JI?\tI.V&. C10,i WI. N. L 0 N 1) 0 N: SATUPDA.4Y. APRIL 3o, 1314. List niglht we received Paris Papers to the 27!ti instant. I'hey are not very remarkable for the un. portance of the news they contain, but thty prefenl some articles not devoid of interest. Among thee is an account of the reception of the intelligence oft lie late events at Paris at Vienna, where, it will be Pti(t, the ...

... THil, .11U!? NLVU C 1-1 .VTCL I.. L O N 1) 0 N: .H1fJRDSI).A2 ,AIPPIL z., L814. TwoGottenburgh Mails arrived last night. The onlyarticle of intelligence the Papers contain, worth inserting, is the following ; from which we lcearn, if the ;stateent can f.e relied upon, that the Court of Denmark is secretly abetting the resictance of Norway. The Swedish party in that Country, it is however said, ...

... uill£pcriaI arlianicut. se HOUSE 0' COMlIMONS. sa FRIDAY, MARCH 25. r Sir W. Curtih obtained leave to bring in a bill for the in rmpro,'cment of the Navigation of the River Thames, I weftward of London bridge. w On the motion of-Sir S. Romilly, the Corruption of PI Blood bill was read a firfl time, and a fecond reading P -ordered for the i8th April. T .Afr. W. Smith obtainrd leave to bring in ...

... Compendium of Hleelclij izitiligecre, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. I I SATURDAr,. April 2n d. French Papers-Accounts to the 2!th March state, that the allies, to the numbes of 12,000 men, had been in the neighbourhood of Sens, Villeneuve, and Joigny, but they were withdrawn. The fortifi- cations of the avenues to the capital are continued. It is asserted that upwards of 32,000 prisoners (Russians and ...

... £DIbLURrLI f,'tnS CONT . ?? Ciiw GW 2f CRUT l ?? liFeTn, Appl ?? hursdty, camayon the t.rial-of Ma4'- Ii t t ?? r a asliU eitie, ?? or'geri tnotei' Therei ir ere. t riei charges laid in the nuistijnent,-ofli-the seconid.of' J- whkh s sb .as f~iu:u g gidlh On It', tdy, sbe waa sesesifced t' to be ilranpotited for f seve d y yeat s Salnse cay l Jola Elder, cionei e of culpable I rnmicide, , asr ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCZ, A London, April 15. half-past sevehp . bi. i Governriient have just received intelligence from Paris, brought by M. B. de Perigord (nephew to Talleyrand). It is in substance as follows:- The escort of Monsieur into Paris was 40,000 Jlied troops, and 20'0 pieces of cannons He made I; s entry on Monday last, and took up his abode at i he Thuilleries, whither all the ...

... MEMBERS To THE GKNERA ASSEMBLY., ; Prtshytery ?? Janes ?? Whiti' Rev. Robert Rennte, Borrowstounness; Rev. John Sonmera, Mid-Calder, and Rev. John-BQl1% Carriden n inisters -A- lexander Mapconochie, Esq. bia Majesty's Soliciror-Gencral for Scotland, and George Napier, Esq. of Dales, elders. Prcgbytery of Haddif-grun-Rev. Mr Primrose, i'reston- Pans; Dr Hamilton, Gladsmauir and Dr Lorimer, ...

... APtAiv 1 RtElvEcA On Thursday last, about1 I o'clock, tvo Gnlessen- n gers from the Secretary of St'ate's Office, drove up to tthe Cross' and having obtained the assistance of: e Archibald Campbell; went over to the New Town, where they.called at Shaw's iotel, bat were inform- ed the person they inquired for had left Edinburgh, only two hours before, in the mail for Glasgow. It was ...

... 1f7,ridaN's $ Saturday's Posts, I cot LOND)ON, Hac FRIDAY, APAIfL 22, 1814. but, AFR'ENCHI Milil Uyyived yesterday mai 1nrurning, with Journals to tile I 9th, which th'e contain jofortitation that wivil be heard of , . th crtre toe ri'gretl Bat tle hris ?? bee N1 7IaduS ?? l ed J!'rllhugt!o ?? hil et',s/i ,Ssd' B he last adllces front his to AuPlJ aelait lit onl the 9th Iinst, he was sctuttl ...

... LONDON GAZETTE EXTRZA4ORDINARY. FOREIGN OFFICE, April 6, 1814. Dispatches of which the following are colies, have beeen this day received at this Office, -1mom the Right Honourable Lord Burghersh. and LieunenantGerneral the llonourable Sir Charles William Stewart, K. B. Heights of Beleville, M11areh 30. M1Y LoRD,-After a bri'liant virtory, God. has placed the capital of the French empire in ...

... TIIHISDAY'S POST. London Gazette lxtraordiiin.rY WVV1DNIOSlJAY,, APRIL 2?. NVWAR MVA1wr'mENI', l30wniag-strert, April 27, i814. I JFUTENANT LORD' Goaca Letrnx arrived l last night at this Office, bringing Ia dispatch froil ?? the Miarquis ot \Velington, ad- dress(i' to Earl Bathurst, of which the followilmg is a copy: Toals.'r~t,~, A}pril 19. MN Lo ?? the cvening ofi the 12th instant, Colonel ...