... MEMBERS To THE GKNERA ASSEMBLY., ; Prtshytery ?? Janes ?? Whiti' Rev. Robert Rennte, Borrowstounness; Rev. John Sonmera, Mid-Calder, and Rev. John-BQl1% Carriden n inisters -A- lexander Mapconochie, Esq. bia Majesty's Soliciror-Gencral for Scotland, and George Napier, Esq. of Dales, elders. Prcgbytery of Haddif-grun-Rev. Mr Primrose, i'reston- Pans; Dr Hamilton, Gladsmauir and Dr Lorimer, ...

... APtAiv 1 RtElvEcA On Thursday last, about1 I o'clock, tvo Gnlessen- n gers from the Secretary of St'ate's Office, drove up to tthe Cross' and having obtained the assistance of: e Archibald Campbell; went over to the New Town, where they.called at Shaw's iotel, bat were inform- ed the person they inquired for had left Edinburgh, only two hours before, in the mail for Glasgow. It was ...

... CT, ?? jRfratyp. EDINBURGH, M 3.ATURD A i-PR1L 9, t in' ENTRANCE OF THE ALLIES INTO PARIS. n PROCLAMATI ?? PROCLAMATION OF PRINCE SCHWARTZEN- u BERG IN FAVOUR OF THE BOURBONS. Ci So extraordinary are the times in which we live, Hv that we now see events, the expectation of which l to has frequently been ridiculed as visionary and ro- th mantic, actually realized. Who could have belie- It ved, ...

... OfONDAY-APRIL Ut. The Park and Tower g'ns were fired on Satur- day ight, in conseq aehce of the arrival of theofficial intefii gence of Bonaparte's abdication. A 5'neraI illumination to celebrace the glorious news recently received from France, wvill take place this evening, and it is understood will be continued I for three nights in succession. Lord Bathurst has issued the necessary orders ...

... FRIDAY-APtaL a. S 0 The solemnization of the royal nuptials between E the Princess Charlotte of Wales, and the Heredi- ' tawy Prince of Orange, is to take place in the course l of the next month, and for which preparations of the bq most~ splendid nature are now making. QUEEN OF WURTEMBHURGH.-Tihe Royal Sove. b] reign yacht, commanded by Captain William Hotham, ti is nearly refitted at ...

... f, ?^ IN SUPPLEMENT TO +4 ONDON GAZETTE EXTRA ORDINARr, OF SATURDAY THEB 9T'H OF APR(L. :Y , Cl' i I UKAY * L5L iJAU Ulf Atk14, ] F~nElGN-0FJICE-APRXL 9. 1814. Colonel Lowe arrived this night at this Office, with dis. patches from Lord Vicount Surghersb, of which the folo jowviag are copies;- My LORD, Paris, April 7. ..TJl grot .oat- wLtS L oi.lt .enrred p.-in this capital will be b~st ...

... .E.NERAL ORDER, nl ?? SCIlxVARTZENBERG, AT HIS HEAD-QUAR- TERS, M.ArzCH 23, 1814. Soldiers !-The High Allied Powers have again had their hopes frustrated; all efforts tending to tde restoration of peace have been unavaifing ; neither :your victories, nor the destruction of whole armies, nor the calamities inseparable from war, which for the last three months have pressed heavilf on the most ...

... JUTCH AND GERMAN PYERS. PUBLIC A OTIF[C ATION. . The Hague, March 30. 1814. A The Commissary-General of the Department of the ,g of the Maeze hastens to inform the inhabitants ofthis l. reilee, that he last night received a dispatch from the Se- cretary of State, dated Amsterdam the 29tb, in the afternoorns, sigmlfying that the plan of the constitutional code for the Uyi~i-i ted Netherlands ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-APRIL S. 1' Barbadoes, March 4. Arriv-d yesterday the Charles of Jersey, Bedford, from Bahia, in 24 days: by her intelligence is received, that the lndefatigable, asid another frigate, were cruizing for the Es- se America] frigate, and her convoy of American whal. ri, and 12 British vessels she had captured, which had doubled Cape Horn, on their way to the United States. ...

... p Alfrsurf. EDINBURGH, tIZURSDAT-A PRIL m4. ABDICAT1ION OF THE THRONE OF FRANCE BY BONAPARTE, AND RESTORATION OF LOUIS XVIII. Accustomed as we have been, for so long a pe- riod, to scenes of calarity and blood, it is with sen- timents of no ordinary satisfaction that we have now to communicate a series of events, crowded upon each other with almost miraculous rapidity, which at length open ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-APRIL 5. h'he Alfred American privateer, of iS guns and 1-0 men, 4rrive d at Halifax, 25th February, prize to the Junon frigate and Epervier sloop of war; she WaS taken ,f Cape Sable, re- turning fr-sr a three months cruize, du-ing which time she duly made three prizes, viz. the Curlew, Allen, from Liver- Vtool N. S. to the Wkest Indies; the Virules, ?? from NVlwtounidtlard ...

... SPAX2SH PAPLRS. SITTING OF tUE CORTES, imARCH 21. at A message was received from the Secretary of T State, informing the' Cortes of a letter which had, on di the preceding night, been brought by the Marshal to de Campo, Don Jose Zayas, signed by Ferdinand g1 VII. acquainting the Regency, that, on the I3th ro inistant, he meant to set out from Valencey for Per- hi Vig'pan ; and that he was ...