... EVER since the Allies penetrated to Cisa. Ions, every week has been expected to producesome event decisive of the future destiny of Europe; but another, and another still, succeeds, and still the closing die remains uncast. The foreign news of the present week is meagre in the extreme. Of the operations of the army under Field.Mqrsbal Wellington, in the South of France, that point to which ...

... 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 ...

... -POSTS- -- f . ,; , ' .. REXIE-LO.NflN, ArL 7. ADVANCE OF LORD wr'MlLINGTON UPON . THOULnJUSE. -OVERNMUNT BULLETIN. WAR DEPARTMIENT, April 7, 1814. A Dispatch has been received from the -Mar- ;quis of Wellington, dated S;imatan, March 25. - Al-er the affair of the 20th the enemv had retreated vith ?? rapidity that the AIsies were uhable to come ul, with 1im, exeepting on the 22d,when Major ...

... LOYVDOT, WrDNFSDAY, Jpr'l 27. LONDON CAZETTE EXTRAOMDINARY DoPuingili-Streel, April 27. Lieutetant Lord- George Lenox arrived Iasi night Dt this Ollice, bringing a dispatch fruni ?? the Marquis of Wellingtoril addressed to Earl Bathurst: ['fle di-tra-h consists of a letter from Lord Thelington, dited Tonlotyse, 19th instant, stating that in tir ev.uning of tle 12th, he rcceived i,. ?? of the ...

... A Requisition to the Mayor is, we understand, hsanding about in this place, requesting him to call a Meeting of the Inhabitants of this Borough to vote a Congratulatory Address to the Prince Re- gent, on the Glorious Events that have so recently astonished and gratified all Eulrope. Tle Markets both in Yorkshire and Lanca- shire, as well in the manufacturing districts as in the parts, ore at ...

... THiE MtRCTIRY- I . . . IT is with infinite legret that sve lay before our readers the details of two sanguinary conflicts, in which the blood of our countrymen has been profusely shed, when the dreadful sacrifice had become unnecessary, and ?? the loth of April, the MARQsUESS of WVEsLtitgON di- rected an attack to be made on the French posi. tion. in the vicinity of Toitlouse, and which, after ...

... LEEDS1 SATURDAY, APRIL 23. A Circular has been sent from the Secretary of War to all the Officers em ployed in the Recruit- in Seri-ice, directing that all recrui~ting by beat of drum, should immediately be discontinued. Accordin to.Act iif Parliament, the Income Tax expiressix Inonths afterthe signing a Definitive *rreaty of Peoce. It is. however, in contemplqartion, to reduce anent ...

... A s .A P- % J/J LJ v . (BY EXPRESS.)-LONDON, APRIL 21. TREACHERY ATBAYONNE-GREAT BATTLE AT TOULOUSE. On Wednesday. morning, the 13th inst. ac- cording to our Portsmnuth letters, Sir John Hope sent a flag of truce into Bayonne, ac- qnainting the Commander with the events that 'had occurred at Paris, and inviting him to ad- here to the new state of affairs. The Piovisio- nal Government, we ...

... (BY EXPRESS.)-LONDON, ARcIr. 28. WAR BETWEELNNORIVAY AND SIVEDEN, We find from the followino a licle, that Sweden is resolved upon tire conquest of Nor- way : G Gottenburigh, Aptil 11th, 1314. The Swedish Government hasl declared the ports of Norway inder blockade, and hds granted letters of marque avainst thlat vooniry, of wbich I acquaint you, I;)r the infoirimation of the Snbscribers to ...

... SUPPLE-AtENT TO TIlNt . to.DON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINA2EV; oi SATUfRDAY THE 0TH Or AlRIL. SUNDAY,.A?5;. 10, 1814. Foreig1 Office, April 9, 1814.-COlOnel Lowe ar, riced last night at this Office, with dispatched firoh Lord Viscount Burghersb, of which the fol- lowing are copies:- Par*, 4pT 7. MY Lo ,-The great events which have of late occurred in this capitalwill be best detailed tn you by his ...

... MENCCH PAPERS. 1. . . I. .. ?? , =. Parijs, M arc7 22.- Her NMjoesty,. the Empresb Queen and Regent, has received the IfLillo vwig Iotelligelice of the siuat ion r f tile arenies to the 20th of March :- rhe Russiatn General Wittieensteiis, wit Isis corps of tihe arsu, Was at Villenoxe. He had thrown bridges : at Pont, where he passed the Seine, ard he marched upon ProvinS. The Dnke bf ...

... _ . - .. v nal PAms, that great City, is fallen! That City fromn which so lately were issued those Edicts which derided the destiny of vassal Kings, has tovecd its imperial head under a foreign yoke, 'and tile banners of a victoriousfue now wave over those turrets on which so recently were displayed thle spoils of subjugated kingdoms I Tht haughty Chief of the l'renchi Empire, for whose ...