... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - ' ; y+gpol *f WI NDONi MONDAY ,:APRIL 4. s )`NTANChfECIAIU. TEGARONNE, *1O0CBI)- NANES JF~~kL~JIFOkl.ifi]E BOURlIONS- P' C71APTAIN Cols oI.kz'RoyaI Navy, is 4rriyedats -hedIqI;st, ch~rgei wivhl)istiichesifro& d-T '~'Jhesd stethat the gallant Adua0r'd had forced'th 1 iutraqtcd of the ltiv ar Garcinne, kiid hat j F rencl Ship a Itow ile lajqv141iitbe ?? Pssnitant!,_, Wes fi tnh- tviifanes-t h ...

... lipeet*t ! th~ruptuie: ho Iie i~egeiafl~fl', ?? n is stan liuppeprs~it Laod 8 8athurfitter ti I mtore is wwtd 'tliut trpearusl Lird s 0aWhurse'Ltter t Wet tle Lord Xi or. - 1 ' 2 . t .itua, if C; Stet rr encloses, from Bar-sur-Aubee onI th taill' 22ii, a report from (,ol. Ii4owe,and another firoas.SirC.'s the I Aide-de-( alfp, C~aptain 'Barns. f The foruer it mierely deir introdujctory tos ...

... ' IUSR OF LORDS,. Tuesdqy April 19. ' . - Ad Koa- Ac as A^M es- .-A tf, After dile ?? Asisent had bees given by consiission t o Cel veral 1is, Bllse - Earl aft Li'rrpuoo, alluding h'o the presenlt- D aespiious stt oftate oft sfairstha fidenehets which ev ass Stke ciCI li, esf ?? tltesdjour'nmest rendered it: n miiarees ery lo~to- 1 I Aduce tI he -papers ?? it w55 thatitillt i itenti onnoff A ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Conmpendinm of 'T'eek,',Ig ?? FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. SATURDAY, April 16th. HURRICANE AT 11 OsTDUJA& o A letter from Belize, in tile Bay of Honduras, P. dated January *20, 1814, says:- i This settlement h ...

... (From the hioniteur Universel of April G.) Itrrom~~ ?? - tsv - f - - Si I ACTS OF THBE PROVISIONAL GOVERN- , ¢MENT. __ e The first orders that all obstacles to the return of e the Pope to his own terr ...

... 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 ...