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... .1±t ~ j ?? . - . .3_ . = . T) 0 ?? -II,7C.S .) AY, 3al;? ?? '7 1. 1.ZL 3 '1Ti.il *whvlih hats 'iSt artiml ?? anauOutn' nl eevtt ing; Pri: tiv iwel.; totimn d it iot- r Ne ~otherlands, a, tle, !; wiolaillicn ed l ofbe~ollelas atd tI hin, on ih 1tb iusi-. his Majesty rtlS. ' l i. titic ?? of Ltt Klffnboiurg, li;l tile I~ i it e3in (it' In e Ii ct Lirtwdorn is to as- islli,; l. itn',, Prince of ...

... POSTSCRI PT. (BY EXPRESS.)-LONDOYV , 3I.RCH 30. ADVANCE OF THE ALLIES. Biy aCcountS, from Emerick. it appears that .f ;- the prussianls crosised thle Rhine on the 1lth, se aod were proceeding by forced marches to Crevelt. Tile Hanoverian tr-ops ,were convey ed Ivith all speed to the frontiers in lvalyrons and it is calculated thatwlitbir a fiov dia e sill 1w-l nt less than 15,OtiO men oil . )s ...

... LON DON, WADNESDAY, MwchVI 29. Ministers on Tuesdav had information, that on Friday -last Louis XVILI. airived at Os- tend, aceoimpailieol only by two or three private friends, M. de Blacas, his surgeon; 1l. I'ere Elisee, &c. It appears by the advices from Brussels, that his Majesty was not only inse- cure in the French. Netherlands, but that he was exposed to some ?? even in Belgic Flanders. ...

... The greatest' activity prevails at Portsnoinith and Plymouth ill fitting out his Majesty's ships ' for foreign service. Rear-Admiral Sir Israel !r Pellew goes out with Lord Exmouth to the ir Mediterranean, as his first Captain of the r fleet, and will sail from Portsmouth in a few days. After a short interruption, produced by the e unhappy change of affairs, French papers ar- rived oin ...

... LEED'S? SA'l URDAY, ArrIL 1. A Ptiltion, numnerotsly ?? icspic tob1ly si-ne;', by the inhaibitanlts tif t~its p e, h)as been pre- t need to his Itoyail I ilighodas thc Preincc Itegent. P~rY- ing thatt the linyal ?? ma~y be extendied (oXsirt~ds Mwr. .losqdih llackburln, now under senltncfl ot .et in York Castle. M~rs. B~lackburn, we underst:Wld, hals alimo gone to town for the purpose of ...

... THlE MEIPICURY. NAPOLUON ]3NAPARTE has again seated himself on the Throne of the Bou1nBoNs. The French armiecs have saluted him Emperor, and the peopic of Yrance have either openly applauded or. ?? seqauicrccd in this astonishling change. From anidst the ollltofl that composed the rmpirc of Lorus ot aln lindividual hais been found to lift his arm ageinst t;is bold invader of his domains. Cut ...

... ?? I U , NAPAP:;JE has begun his new reign wlth proes-sons of moderation and acts of justice He has reounced all intentions of aggrandizingthe French Empire; he has, granted a. genoral amnesty, and has afforbled time for the enigranes to leave France. I1e profenscs to ground his title to the Throne on the free choice of the French people; and has pledged himsel'f to concur in the establishment ...

... POSTSOiI PTI, (flY ;XPtUN ,),-LON1)ON, APtIL (t k tord Viseotint Clilti ll has just deliver- ed a. Rgstoge bwsnsn tile lethice Rlegent, of I which tihe tfuiltwluli lw tt cnsveet copy; A simiat inc s3ar' htir btii delivered to the House of Lorul d Nrl:'SSAGI FROM TlI-IR 1i1-NIC8 REGENT - TO( PA1tls,11AMET. CEn;P. r,. is She Prince Aegetit, acting in ile ilae ahd on the behalf of his Majesty, ...