... PRIVAtE CORRESPONDENCE. . , I : I . . Londo,April 22. half-past seven P. W. By the Swsift sure packet from Halifax, we have received sint Mopapers and lettersfo~ hne oh ltuta ?? IS romthgncetothesistultandfron rela in ton, papers have reached unto the 14th of the same mlonth. pi St There is ndthing in, the whole intelligence, as regards the af- Rig to fairs of America;*hTich Eaij ftirnish the ...

... Cf ela, cr? ,,Milken ;AA-erfurp. EDINBURGH, | FA2TURDAr-APRIl 2, It was stated in a former paper, that Marshal Blu- thet's army had commenced offensive operations, having diiven the enemy across the Aisne, at Bery Au Bac ; and that the corns of Bulow and Winzin- gerode had advanced on Soissonsl and Rheims. It is stated in the Courier, that Government has receiv- ed accounts confirming this ...

... p Alfrsurf. EDINBURGH, tIZURSDAT-A PRIL m4. ABDICAT1ION OF THE THRONE OF FRANCE BY BONAPARTE, AND RESTORATION OF LOUIS XVIII. Accustomed as we have been, for so long a pe- riod, to scenes of calarity and blood, it is with sen- timents of no ordinary satisfaction that we have now to communicate a series of events, crowded upon each other with almost miraculous rapidity, which at length open ...

... IWTJSE OF~ COMMON~. e After some cursory, business, the House resolved into a Committee on the sugar drawback bill, in the course of the discussion of which, i Mr WHITBREAD repeated a question which hehad former- I ly put to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, respecting the part a which this country was to takein the projected cession of Nor- e way to the Government of Sweden, and whether orders ...

... fo WEDNESDAY-APRI, 13. th ILLUMINATIONS. se : Agree'ebly to an official placard published on Sa- se tifrday, the public joy at the late glorious news was o' .expressed on Monday by a'general illumination. In le, the principal streets, every house contributed its el, share to this popular 6Xpressio.n of delight, and Pi some of the nmore striking edifices gave all that m could be combined of ...

... . 1' . , HOUSE OF LORDS-MARCH 29. d .leRoyal Assent was given by commission to d at indemnity bill and two others. e T7wo appeals were withdrawn by consent.-;Ad- jour ned. it HitityOSE OF COMMONS; S new writ was ordered for the coutyit Of Water. toId, in the room of William: PowerEsq. deceased. The House then went into a Committee on the acts relating to the gold coin ; and the Chancellor of ...

... SIN ESS OF TlE BRITISH DEMCERS KILLED, WOUNDED, AND , MISSING, 14TZ. APRIL, 1314. 1 KILLEtD. C General Stoff-Major-General Andrew Hay. Per!nituent Staff, King's German Legion-Captain Baron ( Frederick Dreschell (Brigade Major.) C,14.treasn Guards, Ist Batt.-Captain and Lieutenant- cetanel Sir 1-i. Sullivan, Lieutenant and Captain Hon. Widiani t c. Cruft~fn- Gd Line Batt. King's German Legion ...

... LOTD O WEDNESDAY-APRIL 27, al Yesterdav the Prince Regent had d elect pattyat dinner at Carlt'bn House. te . His Majesty Louis XVlII. has ordered that theL whole of his ffurniture at Hartwell; and even his plate, ta shall be sold, and the amount of it distributed to the fr poor of the 6ei Lbourhotd. Answer of Louis XVIII. to an address of the e, c orporation of Dover:- I thank you from my G ...

... IL UAMIN ?? its. ' - teen I4t niligt being ?? for the celcbr~ation OC entel ate glorious events, by a general illumination of Bri. the City, all classes seemed to vie with each otherilb r, as testifying their joy at the prospiect of Happiness ?? C ..peace, presented to the world by the new order ofI, ~,.things now established in France. The rejoicings tout commenced by a, royal salute From the ...

... BREMEN 4ND HELIGOLAYD MAILS. the Bremen, March 20. SEVENTH BULLETIN. 1in- t' head-qiarters of the General in Chief of the army s of . of Poland, at Pinneburg, before Hamburgh. rile l ah Marshal Davoust, after having sustained so I bu many losses at the Williamsburg, appears to have rks tgiven tip all idea of defending it against us,' as he keeps, there merely posts for information and con- ...

... FRENCh P4PE;P.R Paris, April 9. Yesterday afternoon, the Mayors and Adjuncts of Paris solemnly proclaimed the Constitutional act, in the public places of this city. Marshals Macdonald and Ney, and Monsieur de Caulaincourt, returned yesterday morning from Fon- tain~bicati. His Nlajesty the King of Prussia reviewed yes. ?? morning upon the Boulevard de la Madeljine, thC corps d'aintee of General ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-APRIL 5. h'he Alfred American privateer, of iS guns and 1-0 men, 4rrive d at Halifax, 25th February, prize to the Junon frigate and Epervier sloop of war; she WaS taken ,f Cape Sable, re- turning fr-sr a three months cruize, du-ing which time she duly made three prizes, viz. the Curlew, Allen, from Liver- Vtool N. S. to the Wkest Indies; the Virules, ?? from NVlwtounidtlard ...