... Conmpendinm of 'T'eek,',Ig ?? FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. SATURDAY, April 16th. HURRICANE AT 11 OsTDUJA& o A letter from Belize, in tile Bay of Honduras, P. dated January *20, 1814, says:- i This settlement has been visited bv a hur icane such as has not been experienced for 30 years. It set in about 4 o'clock from the N, l. attended witht nX rain. It afterwards ittcreased, and about seven tile s town ...

... (From the hioniteur Universel of April G.) Itrrom~~ ?? - tsv - f - - Si I ACTS OF THBE PROVISIONAL GOVERN- , ¢MENT. __ e The first orders that all obstacles to the return of e the Pope to his own territories shall) be removed s instantly, and that all bonours be paid to him on hi. ejourney, e The second orders the brother of the infant Don e Carlos to be released and sent back to Spain. e e e' ...

... 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the allies, to the numbes of 12,000 men, had been in the neighbourhood of Sens, Villeneuve, and Joigny, but they were withdrawn.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 ...

... LETTER I. of I I To the fEDiT ORS of the Liverpool Mercury. Fre 'GENTLEMEN, diua THE re.establishment of the French cou 1 monarcby under the'limits of a free coostitution is in seer itselfa subject of high importanceto the human race. gres t The exertions of the people of France have not agai been without effect. That people have, through the The course of a long political trial, proved, that ...

... Ercrijanentary Compendium. ' hOUSE OF CONMIONS, April IS. Sir . C oo, c presented a petition from the ship- owrners of Ne-castle, against admitting East India built 6hips to lritisL regiaty,: The ChatIlosn Yegociatiases. The Chancellor of the Exchelquer stated, that since by a change of'ciscurmstances, tao notorious to make it necessary for him to dlato on themn, thoulgh at the same time so ...

... SUCCESS1ON OX TVUE BOU BONS. - 1 - - -. rIL -IP frn- The name of the third race of the kings of France te was Capet, from the Hu1lghes Capet, who, in the la year 987, seized the croon on the death of Louis V. to the eachision of Louis's uncle, who was the legitimate heir to it; and the succession to. the le crown anid exercise of the legal authority, continued th uninterruptedly in the lineal ...

... )St le TI LIVERPOOL MERCURY FRIDAY, AzRIL 1et. Xull I POLITICAL RETROSPECT.--Tiere are fe| , events of a ilitary nature to engage our attention evi:ents~ of 1r {our crn Ahva rains al this week. The campaign seems to have reached that point, which we have long considered as the I I. boundarof the policy which united so many powers fre }against France. The confederated sovereigns haye re I no ...

... NA VALIXTE L LIGEN C I dc Fairfield, Stecl, from Jamaica got ashore On Wednesday d night on the North Bark, but has been got offiwithout damage IE Lady Forbes, Wells, from Leith at Havaanalh Johns, Ward, hence at Oporto lo Alpha, of Whitehaven, from Drogheda for this port is lost off d' Holyhead Lady lk-arren, Allen,hence at Lisbon lo lizaheti, Neverson, hence for PnrnambuccO and the osinta, ...

... ?? I- ?FROM -111Z IMONITEUlt UNIVERSEL.) !I - , I ~. . . . . . I a os 't . ?? U h i oe nstitution has been presented to the Se- it I v natc. it ias read twice, and a Commission ap- to hi a pointc to consider it. so t'I ?? 'o n .ion having made its report on the 'c Sri. 5tl: . ;. ?? o'ci0ck ii; the evening, the Coil- . . r i: , ?? -; ol , in.i OUSly tea of Louis S;o. 1 si; c Xavier is ...

... It SUSPENSION I )f_ Tn-: on Foreign 0 IS. TY L o n~.. ~~ on is MY L'RDI-I hav goth'~i acquaint your Lornil for the quspellin ofatC~ and Land, betssen trh,1 he France, was ned b ; lie Castlereagh, at ai,3L re oa the part of his Britt,,i),?. ?? Ihveth r- ave the honour to be, & (Signel) a n- To the Right HMon. tbe le A true CcPyv, _Another E-xtraordillarGv in published on WednesdaN, whi rh ...

... Comnpendiutm of Weekly Intelligence, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. Jein. ris ech SATURDAt, April 23rd. fh rera FREr?.1CH PAPEJRS. lin lrty wc !ive Acts ot the Provisional Government. ire- a of ADDRESS TO THE ARMY. wa hat SoLnMas-You no longer serve Napoleon, he ure but you belong always to the country. Your first her oath of fidelity was to it- that oath is irtecoverable an for and sacred. an The ...

... e _ 2 Departure of Louis XVIIl. for e . - France. c eC France. 70 Dover, gaturday, Aperil 23.-The influx of corm- nt pany to this town is beyond all calculation: it was 3 certainly never exceeded since the day on which I is Charles II. landed. Beds are at the enormous price e of five guineas a piece, and numbers of horses are a 9 standiug in the streets for want of room. The mili.i tary line ...