... Tuesday's Pos'l. {ll),Xi x lsrss j r I ari Ti. C( Ai tit TIV lie nii la ;I: a,c Ai rii ot lit NI' cc 'C af ti 1' Al I' - ?? ' Ulhrl, LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 1235 DuLke U 1E .of~~~cial ac~~oobts of the bite affairs at,.Bayoitpe t t u P'U a~~d Toul~use, iii which hloati Hlood wais.- so, in fisl -essarily shed, have ~not yet been received froio Lord' tIrd_ I Veligtiabu av ave r~eceia-ed bry a ?? ...

... A : . : - AD1IRALTY-OFFICERIL 19. 1814. Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. dispatches addressed to his Lordship by Rear-Admiral Penrose, dated in the Gironde from the 6th to the 9th instant, by which it appears.that the navigation of that river was com- pletely cleared as far as Blaye, the whole of the French naval force, as well as the batteries on both banks, ...

... CT, ?? jRfratyp. EDINBURGH, M 3.ATURD A i-PR1L 9, t in' ENTRANCE OF THE ALLIES INTO PARIS. n PROCLAMATI ?? PROCLAMATION OF PRINCE SCHWARTZEN- u BERG IN FAVOUR OF THE BOURBONS. Ci So extraordinary are the times in which we live, Hv that we now see events, the expectation of which l to has frequently been ridiculed as visionary and ro- th mantic, actually realized. Who could have belie- It ved, ...

... DINTURCh NEWSV CONTINUED. The Magistrates and 'lowvn Council of Montrose, anxious to provide for the youth of that place and its vicinity, the advantages of a more liberal and ex- tended education, have resolved to adopt immediate measures for the erection and establishment of an Academy. To this object they have agreed to de- vote one thousand pounds of the funds of the town; and, having ...

... UNLVIRSIWyOF. OX]&ftORD.~~ Ow r-VWI3LCa&iICELLOR' G6oiUr1 4wnl '' ;.'': .R~vmwxl-,O -Tax -P20 TORSS. -. S Mr. IWirpdu. clhAiaoission chaw apIaeM it, Oxmfxd,iw cosequengcoithe -94W1WTatious sacer~tain otatgf. th1at.ai v.rsity, apear.i Loutu4 .er. Dfthe d the1 g~t; - riwer Tctazed, WI-* MdPI$Itamssinn in.oL-stating that 14tijqftwceoafte Vtce..Ghcuwfr'sCoaun. a airocm- uARva 4m beazpf~srofh ...

... PAJIUS PAPERHS. VIEVNA, APRIL x.-A Supplemnent to the Court Gazette apprised us the day before yesterday, that the Allies had entered Paris, and that they were received as liberators rather than conquerors. This news pro- duced here the most lively sensations, all the inhabi- tants of Vienna delivered themselves up to joy, and to the hope of at length having peace. Every body wait- I ed with ...

... :-- ___. : ._ ( . f C : I._ 771.1., ,l(Vsr (,,!', -:,, .I 0 N 1) 0 :t: A Dut!cIl Manil alrived yesterday, by wh ic!; vi thait Bergen-op- o:on, Antwvcrp, and -Li lie. , ed the BOIUt DO.N staon1ld, and the to l .a thrown open. r thehc ir .therLtrUC a .. :.:, lities in that quiar'ter. It is also rc'c.''ir.:-' and the Island of War.,icrc n, and 1 dit-.1ii;li with the Texcl fleet, havc adoptedike ...

... Il IV.I'-ll' NC,-I CONSTI UTION. . CONSERtVAT'IVE SENATE. EXrRtACrED FlIOM TIl UtEITllRi OF TiltE CONSIRVATIVC SEtNA'E OF WEVDNIAV (i'':l .iril'KI The Conser ative Senalte dl liher:tting ipon tlie l'laPli of Con- stitutioti presented to it !)y the lPeovisiionA 1 Gorenis n:Lot in eXe- Cuti)on (f the Act of the Setia teoF the fet i.1stat; After having heard the Rfepotrt of a Special Commission ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TUE MO!INING CIRONlE. In readincr the 1lfemoires T-istnriques, Lilt Tci.'s, et AnedoXire. of tile Ba; on de Grimm, I met in the 2d voliime of the i St pal t of this woik with two pas- sages, which I cannot forbear remitting to you, as, for the moat palt, so applicabie to the new theatrical fi- VOurite oP the Engl, i publlic, Mr. KE\ixt , tiat' thev miirbt almost be supposed a ...

... T'he LOiDI)9 GrIZ , 7S X', AP-' il 5, 1814. ADATIRALTY-OFFC('lX'; AeePur 4, 1814. '.ienternaut' Collins. flag-Lieutesnat to Rear- Atiniral Pet- ir: *, arrived here thitr morning, with a letter from A ':Ii:ti t'-htl ttl John Wilsin ('roker, Eisq. trausmittini. olle to '..:; i.n ' ,)friom th!e llcr-Alcnirail, datezI ill the 5,itnmo.!a .t .i ''.-in :t E S. il(ut three milcs the **ti *.f tlarc h, ...

... PoSTSCRIPT. . lnitu SATC;6DAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. tbe BY IXPJRJS-5. A t nr TiE Gazette (f tilis Evening does not 'tat coroan all ?? EjFtraordlia/ry Gazntte bbii - as pit lishcd previvluy to it, coutaiinlig A the disp otchio. gilen below. icr Return of Killed, 'Wounded, andl n insin tdu of the A rmy cvlter t he Nlarqriucs if Wc-lb frii firi . the 7tlttioe 22tl 2I Mi at h-b'blongirz to It-, ...

... LONDON, Aimj, 19. t,t the Queei, to he ?? Ap iui n a z 1c 1 iiarv it, ?? ?? 03' t lle ykit.; to thif ClIlmnti -t th'i il ?? ?? L1;: 1g3an aUI Pet aigage: nj.r ill P.iil--tfi ,Vlt onrl Bila; l-ir to Jo 1On1e of t~nl! pi Lnv 1.,V cxpIre4' i;vila\ioll of thei ?? iV33iI, .t ill ;t iarthV01, bI, att.' jeotad to ec:v.e it ?? IrvOdol iN i ?? TOvcVry 11)1inp hait, uad Iromat de(1d to iluc, J OIILriged ...