... IMPERIAL PARLIMAENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-MARcH 30. ub- Judgiaesnt was affirmed in the following cases of 1 appeal, ?? v. Rigby-Meade v: the ber. Earl of Bandon-Sir W. Johnstone v. Jewdwine- yce, Lamont v Lamont, with 601. costs. 37t L THURSDAYS, MARCH 51. i AS- Lod LAUDERDALE moved, that certain accounts, which had been presented relative to the amount of ?? bank-notes in circulation, &c. should be ...

... as Extract of a letter from an officer in the 3Sd regi- Gib te, ment in Holland, to his brother in Glasgow lay, ard Yf After lameiting thle failure of the rjesault of Bergen-op- P n, Zoom,he says, the scheme of attack and the mannerin which Rev ie! it was first executed, under the immediate directions of Sir Blar k Thomas Graham, ias admirable beyond description, and does P !reustice-to the ...

... PR1VATE CORRASPONDBNCLC. |I 11 London, April 27. half-past seven P. M. To-night we were favoured with minor Paris papers to the 25th instant. Their contents arenotofnmuchimportance; but we have seen a party of gentlemen, who left Calais on Tuesday afternoon, at four o'clock, who had previously. had the perusal of the Moniteur of the 24th, which the gentlemen state, contains iitelligence of ...

... Y REN~CJy PA'PERS. CONSERVATIVE SENATE. THE FRENCH CONSTITUTION. EXTRACTS FROM THE REGISTERS OF THE CONMER- VATIVE SENATE OF WEDNESDAY, 6TVI APRIL. The Conservative Senate, deliberating upon the 'an ofa Constitution presented to it by the Provisional Eovernrent, in execution of the act of the Senate of the Ist ingtant, After having heard the report of a Special Com- tiission of seven Members, ...

... ,wt dal nf - After a great deal of routine business, not interesting for to detail, had been gone through,- vs The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rose, and called to n( the recollection of the House a promise which be had made on the last day of adjournment, respecting the documents te r touching the rupture of the negotiations which had some bt timenprevious been carried on at Chatillon. Under ...

... 1I | MONDAY-APRIL 4. Df P'RESNTATIN OF THs Ducutnss OF OLDRST BUR'G.-In consequence of the arrival of the Duchess of Oldenburg the departure of the Queen for Wind- sor was deferred for the purpose of receiving the Re Royal stranger, and orders were accordingly issued in the morning by the Lord Chamberlain, for the attendance of the proper officers of the Court at the Queen's Palace.a ,i About ...

... LONDDON. WIEDNESDAY-APRIL 20. SPLEXDID ENTRAJNT(CE OF LOUIS XVIIL. INrO L ONDONM I-us Most Christian Majesty left Hartwell yester- day, and proceeded to Stanmore, where he partook of a grand dejune. The following arrangement for his public entrance into London was issued from the I-iose Guards this morning _ Horse Guards, April20.1814, ,RRAE5A5MENT FOR THE VVBLIC ENTRANCE OF HiS MA- r~SY THE ...

... . IPLElDID TkNvx5V OF our ..1IL INV.r ' i L ' LODO.A; - We stated in our last tile great preparations which had been made for the public entrance of tlh.- Kin r of France into London, on his return to his native ,f. country. We are now enabled to give tie ?? Ve additional particulares On the- entrance of the procession into IY d :h Palk, and as it passed ?? it, tile motion of the crowd in the ...

... 0.1f., Qll-lilalaoni;w Affiterfurp. ?? ?? I' EDINBURGH, ex CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES WITH FRANCE- th DISPATCHES FROM LORD WELLINGTON. jee Ri A formal cessation of hostilities has at length cl IO] taken place between France ?? eat Britain, both ta by sea and land. This pleasing intelligence wasci ?? to the Lord Mayor in a note from ef Lord Bathurst, and was afterwards plublished in the Ly D ...

... GoTTENEURG1I MAIL. Gottenburgh, April 19. , Li On Wednesday last, a Danish officer of the name of GylT Is lernalson, proceeding from Copenhagen to Norway, was ar- d rested here, in consequence of several letters being found in lI his possessiin from the King of Denmar itto Prince Christian, al desaiiig him to bold out as iong as possible against.Sweden ; B hle was Sent under an escart to the ...

... LiLOYD'S MARINE LIST- APRIL 3. to The Etoile French frigate, of 44 guns and 350 men, was captured on Sunday last off the Hogue, by the iebrus fri.G gate, after an action of two hours, and arrived at Plymouth c:. Tuesday The Hebrus had 16 mnet killed and 25 wound- tLI ed; the Etoile 40 killed and 78 wounded. TheEtoile,in com* Ca pany with the Sultane, had taken 17 vessels. The San Domingo man ...

... FOM tHS LONDON 6AZIETTE. ADMIRALTY OPFICE, APRIL 16. Copy of a le¢ttcr from Captain Hope, of his Matesty's ?? Endyrnion, addressed to Admiral Sir J. B. warren, aid trasitirtted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majestv's ship Endynmion, at sea, 555, ?? 4. 1813. WVhen in the execution oft your order to loin his M.jesly's ship Valiant, I have the satisfaction' to in- form you, that yesterday, ...