... PA 11 Ji PLsS (FROM TITU. 'MON'rITEU UNIVPRSFL OF A'IL (.3 I ACI F (11 TiE I R'It)VFINONAIL GOVER:IJNMENI'. The fr.t or!eAr th:.t all obstaclesq to the ret-imn of the Pnpe to h1is otr: terriro; les shill be removed in- l stant v, or3nd thlat all honours be paid to hint on his Iourney, The seeond orde.s t-e. bmtther of the ihfafnt-lDb c~j~it-tl93eied. ao~d ent, Nicuk to ptt IAjOISl.ATIV IBIDY. ...

... 7 1L 3IOI=-V1A~; .'I.Id'1~ I 12.--- TllZi, XOIVIt A'i; (.ll.l Lt' L 0 N 1) () N: J14ONV/ .1 2, 4.11RIt t ,: The denontemren of thr, Revolution:ry Dra-lm, wlich ha~spresente4 so many scones of horror to zfl>fighrred Europe,. is now fortunitely arriied. Ti;se nn-in whose amnbitiptn grasped the world, whose power hiadly dic, tated to a Cont~nent, and who even, when. shorn of hl: high pretensions, ...

... il't I A ?-itnAL+7', AkTt 4. VV, ''r ?.- ? M, -- - - -, :-- .- - - | c rih papers of tie 6th, instant are arrived in towr%. 'The AMiunimeur contlins; l)crees of the Provisiowal Govern- nen t for thie rcleaie nif th ! Poi ii anid of the Infatit Don CAR LOS. It crnt~iins also the Ad7cl of the Curt Zlsincriale, signded ly !he President 1.i4triiER, registering tLie Dvcahitce of Bo!'a.t- eRts:, ...

... UNITJED PAMkLIAMENT Pi GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELA ND. POUSE OF LORDS, IAPRIL 2. Counsel werc- beard andl vitineies examinei on Green'& Di- vorce IHill, It was afterwards read a zd time. Thle damr~ges recovered, in, the Civil Court in t'licase., were only one far:hing, hnut the Lord Chancellor reirarhed, that this fadl could be no har to this fI,'!. inl as miuch as it appeared that the sirriliness ...

... 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, ...

... UNiTE'DE) PA .RLf A ilN'T' IGR AIf- ? MRITA!N M\DV ;zuIL4xvn. HfQ11SI* OF 1,W.09t), Avraf, 2,2. ( Frir el 'i i heard inl t*o A op 'al; fron 01 h Cou rt rrf.;vriqio in St-rtlaii1, aill' ill (ILa Aliped frrrnr the Eligh'rh Court of, C1lICnLE-17. Nu dcklcon viv~s proniotince in :or if iherl. I'fir t'ochi real D~id %va!; read at iceniitirie 2rr u e.ti Dre ivortjcire Hlii wenrt through a ...

... [IW i t2 l .l,7.O AI.( C HillNICL i. T, O N 1) 0 N. - fl'DIN'E?SDA1)A, APR.Il, Z7, 1114.. Lrcd C Iotafil ILtntox alrrived last night froni Thou- ! Z u, and brou-lt the nl anchloly confilmation of thle ;ihidini,' catmsti ouhe at 3ayonne. The officia1 dispttch ni Lord IEG.rTxc;roN :vill be published in-a Gaz itte Vsi; dly, and will grive to the public the mournful list li dwbrav, mie, %vho fcll ...

... TIE MORVING CG-IVINICLE. LONDON: TYVkSDA12-- APRIL 7, 181.4 No fu: ther intelligence was recciwvd y sterd.i-y from the fle,.,d quarters of the Allics. Reports weie in Cir. Cjl!atitIl of 13ON.APAtrTE havinr been molde prioUncl ) of MAIAIo.;T hatvinr decloied for LouisXXVIII. and of twvo Deiuties, having arrived friom the French Serlate on a misa:linl tQ Lou' -S`iVIII. None oftuiese runmours, ...

... 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 ...