... ' 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 ...

... 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 has been visited bv a hur icane such as has not been experienced for 30 years. It set in about 4 o'clock from the N, l. attended witht nX rain. It afterwards ittcreased, and about seven tile s town ...

... . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SUPPLZ3;.VS.VT TO THfIR AsBOr-ts C.ZETTE. FOnEIGN-lOFIC, APnRL. 16. The follnvvifi; Estract has been received fomr Lord Castlereagh, addressed to Earl Btthurst:-, Par.s, 44rid 13. I have' the honour-to acquaint your Lordship, that Monsieur made his public entry yesterday, nuld 'was re- ceived with the uiitmost cordiality by the whole popula- tion of Paris. It was deeoed nuore expedient that ...

... UNITJED PAMkLIAMENT Pi GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELA ND. POUSE OF LORDS, IAPRIL 2. Counsel werc- beard andl vitineies examinei on Green'& Di- vorce IHill, It was afterwards read a zd time. Thle damr~ges recovered, in, the Civil Court in t'licase., were only one far:hing, hnut the Lord Chancellor reirarhed, that this fadl could be no har to this fI,'!. inl as miuch as it appeared that the sirriliness ...

... DUTCH PIIPEIIS. BRLraprr, .AS'rL 13.-.By liccowiits fremo Stadle, of :Cr the first of Ap, ril, the blockade of the Elbe for England jii-nised, and Glutcks;tadt declared a freii port. A ship I with remi, coffiee &c.- is already arrived, but provisions :1e ale not aFllg~ed to go rIP thle Elbe. ed Amss-r ninrr,im porlty, i6.-The reports whlich hlave ~abeen spreadl for sormc days of the Ri~qual ...

... THil, .11U!? NLVU C 1-1 .VTCL I.. L O N 1) 0 N: .H1fJRDSI).A2 ,AIPPIL z., L814. TwoGottenburgh Mails arrived last night. The onlyarticle of intelligence the Papers contain, worth inserting, is the following ; from which we lcearn, if the ;stateent can f.e relied upon, that the Court of Denmark is secretly abetting the resictance of Norway. The Swedish party in that Country, it is however said, ...

... 1f7,ridaN's $ Saturday's Posts, I cot LOND)ON, Hac FRIDAY, APAIfL 22, 1814. but, AFR'ENCHI Milil Uyyived yesterday mai 1nrurning, with Journals to tile I 9th, which th'e contain jofortitation that wivil be heard of , . th crtre toe ri'gretl Bat tle hris ?? bee N1 7IaduS ?? l ed J!'rllhugt!o ?? hil et',s/i ,Ssd' B he last adllces front his to AuPlJ aelait lit onl the 9th Iinst, he was sctuttl ...

... UNiTE'DE) PA .RLf A ilN'T' IGR AIf- ? MRITA!N M\DV ;zuIL4xvn. HfQ11SI* OF 1,W.09t), Avraf, 2,2. ( Frir el 'i i heard inl t*o A op 'al; fron 01 h Cou rt rrf.;vriqio in St-rtlaii1, aill' ill (ILa Aliped frrrnr the Eligh'rh Court of, C1lICnLE-17. Nu dcklcon viv~s proniotince in :or if iherl. I'fir t'ochi real D~id %va!; read at iceniitirie 2rr u e.ti Dre ivortjcire Hlii wenrt through a ...

... [IW i t2 l .l,7.O AI.( C HillNICL i. T, O N 1) 0 N. - fl'DIN'E?SDA1)A, APR.Il, Z7, 1114.. Lrcd C Iotafil ILtntox alrrived last night froni Thou- ! Z u, and brou-lt the nl anchloly confilmation of thle ;ihidini,' catmsti ouhe at 3ayonne. The officia1 dispttch ni Lord IEG.rTxc;roN :vill be published in-a Gaz itte Vsi; dly, and will grive to the public the mournful list li dwbrav, mie, %vho fcll ...

... LETTER I. of I I To the fEDiT ORS of the Liverpool Mercury. Fre 'GENTLEMEN, diua THE re.establishment of the French cou 1 monarcby under the'limits of a free coostitution is in seer itselfa subject of high importanceto the human race. gres t The exertions of the people of France have not agai been without effect. That people have, through the The course of a long political trial, proved, that ...