... FROMNT-E lBCURDAUX, JOITRNAL. ' FROM I THl-E u^ mn. ,6.,.1 tluarch 141h, 1FI . The t;Velftli of. March will be to the city of Bour- deaux the moit glorious epoch consecrated in theain- I lnals vf.'Ihistory. For a loog time the Bourdelais had te. prtnonosced aainlst the oppressive governient under fo which France groaned, hobt they had not yer foiund a' ;',di favourable opportunity for throwing ...

... 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 ...

... ILL UMINA TIONS. wer The heartfelt and univerfal joy which pervaded the wer great metropolis, wtas teftified on Monday fe'nnight by the the moit brilliant illumination ever witneffed. Scarcely Ope could the popular exultation have been lefs, if it had nak been our own country which was liberated fromn the perr yoke of tyranny, inlftead of a nation with which we wou have been for 2o years at ...

... uill£pcriaI arlianicut. se HOUSE 0' COMlIMONS. sa FRIDAY, MARCH 25. r Sir W. Curtih obtained leave to bring in a bill for the in rmpro,'cment of the Navigation of the River Thames, I weftward of London bridge. w On the motion of-Sir S. Romilly, the Corruption of PI Blood bill was read a firfl time, and a fecond reading P -ordered for the i8th April. T .Afr. W. Smith obtainrd leave to bring in ...

... 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 ...

... - --rv- n x rHE HEIeAKING OF TttE A.L1ttxf 5'OWrR5 ON1 'THE5 HREttAtKIN OFF OF THC dev the The aliied powers e6we it to themselve9, to their of I people, and to Franice, as soon as thle negotiations at arn Chatilloss are brokless off, public ly to declare thei la reasons which induced them to enter into negotiationsIfd with the Frenci, government, as well as tlhe Causes Lit the breaking off df ...

... DE t 'cri papers to the bird, and Germanif papers of a late date, by mails from Brerten and Fleligo- land, liave arrived. i, The Dutch papers haive lately stated that the Austtian General Duca had been sent by the Em- peror of Austria to the head-quarters of Bonaparte. It is probable that his embasy related to the negotia- t h tions, and a' private letter from Holland has stated that' he ...

... --, 1S .ulsA, 1,i 'w ln . ENTRY OF TILE KlIG OF FRANCE INTO LONLDON. At f r A .'s 1. Ids the Prince Recent's state Atft fiior I' cl,r: in Oit wrniikilg. the Prince Reietit's state IBr catfisge, dirfaui l y ttl. vltit Creant coitvred llauioveriai Ba horses which take the Kinig's state carriage to the P;I, Do lianient Honie, together with seveni of the Royal car- Th riager, each drasen by ...

... ; PRO-C4tMkATION 6N THE VART OF LOUIS XVIIT. The M4arquis de Chabannes, firl ade-dc-caijp df the de r. Kir.g, furni e'd with full p6wers in the provinces of the a ;k north -: pr Kig ~Frcnchrtsen | the moment of your deliverance ap-. VI r, p'roaches: your King, accompanied by the daughter of fa - Louis XVI. and folloied by the Prince of Cond& and So ,e the father of the Duke D'Enghein, is ...

... -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 ...