... SECONDD EDITION-. ?? mo Bonaparte dethrind&. SUNY OFFICE, 7Xree o'Giocf. Moniteurs were received this afternoon to the 4th inst. communicating the subversion of Bona- parte's power as Etnperor of France, anid the anni- hilation of the Napoleon DynastV. This most imeportant event *was announced to the people of P'aris on the 3d inst. by a solemn declarationl of the Conservative Senate. The ...

... T'uesday's P1ost coniinued, FROM TiLE LODO AZETTE, S.ViURDAY, ArRIL 2. A OIR'I 1 LT Y0 FI U.C, APRItL 2 ?? of at Leiter frtn) Captuiiil Hayes, of tile .2lje~sik, to Sir J. B. WVarren. 111tjreitic, elt Sesi, Feb. 5. ?? thle honour to acquaint you, that in mny waly Ifromi St. Mfichael's to MAldeira, in thle execution of your orders, at. daylight lin the morning of theC U inst. in loit. 37, andI ...

... SUPPLZ3;.VS.VT TO THfIR AsBOr-ts C.ZETTE. FOnEIGN-lOFIC, APnRL. 16. The follnvvifi; Estract has been received fomr Lord Castlereagh, addressed to Earl Btthurst:-, Par.s, 44rid 13. I have' the honour-to acquaint your Lordship, that Monsieur made his public entry yesterday, nuld 'was re- ceived with the uiitmost cordiality by the whole popula- tion of Paris. It was deeoed nuore expedient that ...

... TIIHISDAY'S POST. London Gazette lxtraordiiin.rY WVV1DNIOSlJAY,, APRIL 2?. NVWAR MVA1wr'mENI', l30wniag-strert, April 27, i814. I JFUTENANT LORD' Goaca Letrnx arrived l last night at this Office, bringing Ia dispatch froil ?? the Miarquis ot \Velington, ad- dress(i' to Earl Bathurst, of which the followilmg is a copy: Toals.'r~t,~, A}pril 19. MN Lo ?? the cvening ofi the 12th instant, Colonel ...

... London Gazette Extraordinary. TUESDAY, AerNIL 5. FORETGw-6uFricc, APRIL 6. n ISPATCHES, of which the following are co- 1_0 pies, have been received at this Office, from th' Right Hon. Lord Burghersh, and Lieut. Gel'. Sir Charles Win. Stewart, K. B. Fere C'/amnpensise, Mlfarch 26. My Lounr-fn considerable doubt whether this Dis- patch will reach you, I still am anxious toseize the first ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON, APRIL 1. Pwrig papers to the 26th ult. arrived last night, b ?? thr owv no light on the fat of the nego- citlions. From the notice wvlich is once inore taken of the defence of Paris, the fortifying all the neighbouring heights, the forgilng of pikos for the inhai7litants5 the exercising of tile national gaird, and the assembling of troops froiri all quar- ters in the vicinity of tbe ...

... T. - r sa 11112iay anyd Tluesday's Post.' LoNI)oN~, ?? 19. THIS mornhig ai Matil arrivedi at thle Post-Office 1 d lirect irnit I'aris. Th'le UUTIOSt tranqjuillity a prevailed in that c:4-pital. The followingl Writ etr wd convince our Renders that the utmrost harmlony 1irevldlis aniong nil. ranks : - FREN-CI PAPERlS. .Pttri, April 12. At imid-day thce Provisional Go- i Vernnsent, and the ...

... o XIFO R D, S.mTPD., APRIL 2. On Satdurdal last 1Tr:>'Fred. Charles B3lackstone Y Vrias admitted 1' ellow of New College. Wedlies(klv tle followiwno (entlelmei* were ad- raitted to degrees: A aA(ItELOR IN DIVINIlTY. L Rev. Edwnard Grw.r(s Mevirick, of Q(eell's College. Y~t ^ sTEI:S OF A rTS. o' Rev. Robert Grit il, of Jesus College. : Mr. John Mitnul, af Bialliol College. 1 Ttharsd:iv, ?? Rev. ...

... .3 H10!SE OF COMMONS, FnriDAY, MIAIIncs 25. Sir Yrederick Flood gave notice of his intention to move, after the Easter recess, for leave to bring in a Bill to assihilate the Irish Election Laws to those of 1Fligland.-Tlbe Legal Quay's Bill, the Clergy Penalty Bill, and Bill for tbe Amelioration of Felony, and the. Bill to remove Corruption of Blond ini cases of High Trcason, were read ia first ...

... Slundayand Tuesday's Post. LONDON, MARCHI 29. rfWO B~remen and a Ileuigoland Mail have tsr- Trived, and bring the followinig ''Brrclne, Mlarch i7. t ig Many more of the inhatbitatits Of 11amburdit heave ripint been ojblji.(,d to leave that city, whier-e the distress is indescribable; but. as yet there is tio want felt by 3javou,,t and his troops. 11Q lhas sill 70 warehiouses filled wvith a.xl' ...

... O7JF-SII a El'. = A gang of sixoidlers fias lately been dletected, who of have cirried tleir svstem to tin npill alleled length. In od ortler to effret their purpose, a set of chamihers was - tttiein hi (leuniout's lnn, and fitted tip ivith all the para- it phxarnliai of nli Attoriey's Otfire, where otne of the rd gang acted as nli attorney, and aniotlher as his clerk.- tf From this ?? ...