... 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 ...

... (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 territories shall) be removed s instantly, and that all bonours be paid to him on hi. ejourney, e The second orders the brother of the infant Don e Carlos to be released and sent back to Spain. e e e' ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCZ, A London, April 15. half-past sevehp . bi. i Governriient have just received intelligence from Paris, brought by M. B. de Perigord (nephew to Talleyrand). It is in substance as follows:- The escort of Monsieur into Paris was 40,000 Jlied troops, and 20'0 pieces of cannons He made I; s entry on Monday last, and took up his abode at i he Thuilleries, whither all the ...

... - --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 ...

... ?? I- ?FROM -111Z IMONITEUlt UNIVERSEL.) !I - , I ~. . . . . . I a os 't . ?? U h i oe nstitution has been presented to the Se- it I v natc. it ias read twice, and a Commission ap- to hi a pointc to consider it. so t'I ?? 'o n .ion having made its report on the 'c Sri. 5tl: . ;. ?? o'ci0ck ii; the evening, the Coil- . . r i: , ?? -; ol , in.i OUSly tea of Louis S;o. 1 si; c Xavier is ...

... FOREIGN INTELLaGE2gACyb FRANCE. | DEPOSITTIO ObF NAPO'LEONBOAiPAITE; & rrtACT hAflOM xHeE R25GSTtRS, *tF ms ?? DS2- - - 3rjTt.-SRTTLKOO F ArhCL 8. - The ienator Count. Lwarnbrechti rea0 the revised and adopied pfuna Ilf thp decree sobicr paseed isfhe sitt 3eiter1ay. It is in thefollowing terms:.-, The Conservative Senate( otasidering tkat. id a ?? monarch) thei. Motstich exasttslly in yirtue ...

... DINTURCh NEWSV CONTINUED. The Magistrates and 'lowvn Council of Montrose, anxious to provide for the youth of that place and its vicinity, the advantages of a more liberal and ex- tended education, have resolved to adopt immediate measures for the erection and establishment of an Academy. To this object they have agreed to de- vote one thousand pounds of the funds of the town; and, having ...

... :-- ___. : ._ ( . f C : I._ 771.1., ,l(Vsr (,,!', -:,, .I 0 N 1) 0 :t: A Dut!cIl Manil alrived yesterday, by wh ic!; vi thait Bergen-op- o:on, Antwvcrp, and -Li lie. , ed the BOIUt DO.N staon1ld, and the to l .a thrown open. r thehc ir .therLtrUC a .. :.:, lities in that quiar'ter. It is also rc'c.''ir.:-' and the Island of War.,icrc n, and 1 dit-.1ii;li with the Texcl fleet, havc adoptedike ...

... W. ST INDiA INTELLIGBAICE. WeXv have rccetved Jamaica and Batbidocs papers to the 4!h, AmniguI to the 3d, and Dominical to 1 ,be 5th1 of Mdarch. The flect for the West Indies, (200 sail) Wh;icI left Cork on the 5ih of jariaUrry, L tnder protctiotn of the Leviathan 74, Ister figate, ?? sloo, and Echo brig, arrived off 3arbadoes c OD Fr b uary the 14.tb. The Echo parted company on thl 7th, with ...

... Tuesday's Phost. T 0Ml~s urn YUo \v X{A7AtA *Fthe LONDON, MON)A Y, APRITL 18. Chil TE recei-ed thismt'oriun'tisonte mote P-iris Papers goni W to thel14th. Te r ddh~yatdt~s te of Monsueurs ?? Whetn fie cauv., ?? Ito i-as inet bya- detach~ment -sioii otfNationalGuards. y Aden ?? c, acb fsur aidseiies tire 6ui~wed our only c-u-c shal be to duy' mikei Totogttsn'Ihe:reaaijieps inistantlthw tandt ...

... DT1R&ROSENMT 0P: NMiPOLEON.- h It is ended, says the CoeORA..IRews-v paper. 1 TheDrantaL-ff closed,i says tlae Ca OWZICLi,; Mine eyes have seen thy salvation, -says the half-canting and half-~ blasphemous Tikvs. -Indeed, the grand contest is now come to an end, and -we shall have leisure to look hack and to con- trast our: situation at the -commencement of it, Nvith what it is now .-At ...

... Fmhmr THE JAVA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, OE JUNE 5. -. lot;Ienn. as.cOin.S lie etre Since our 4ast publication, acoants e ncre> ceived that the banditti at Probolingo have been en. t; ly suppressed and dispersed, and we are author. I c to insert the following authentic account of the ci cumstances in which the melancholy fate of the officers who fell into their hands is confirmed. ZXTRACT OF A ...