... C cet(aneou x tract NO CLXVI. [Concritded from our last.] The emperor saw that it was no longer safe to re- main v ithit thie town. Towards evening, there fare, he Ieit the Kremlin, and established himself and suite at the castle of Peterskoe. The generals, like, ise, received orders to quit the city. Plunder now was boundless. The church of St. Michael, the sepulchre of the Russian Emperors, ...

... HOUSE OF COMNIONS-MAY 1. -4- f, -nn - nr 1,ct Priva- ,. nrr~ onnnr.e (Conrivued from our last Private Correspondence.) I The House divided on Mr C. Wynne's motion I respecting the Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital I For the oringinal motion ?? ?? 47 For the previous qtestion ?? 65 1 Majority again~t the motion ?? -18 BANK RESTaiIrION. I Mr HoRNma moved for a Select Committee to be appointed, to ...

... LOI'DON NEW'S CONI INUED. nt P1 ie ned fl- lit in Di tiat cc] t i Alt The German papers state, that white English I goods, (Manchester manufacture) htsve been in great demand at the late Frankfl;t fair, and that very considerable. purchases were made. The correspondence on the capture of smug- i gled goods on board of the Ordnance tranlrport, as been printed, from lwhich we make the fol- ...

... PARIS, APnIL 29. During On5e deliberation on the Court, which lasted very long in Cambronne's case, that General having kvith:!rawn, called for a dinner, of which he ent most ?? and plentifully- Suspedling that a fatal sentence awiaited himi, and Isi m.inl Nh- ing fully msde up to that event, he occupied hin:se fafterwardi t itn mnaking onme list arrangemients, nod in preparing the toliow. ihg ...

... rednesday's & Thursda's. _ Z,- HOUSE OF COMMON' MON IVDAY, Aprfil 29. Petitions were presented frost the T1anners asis (isirriers ?? ?? Glamorslganl, Storlhpos't, Southampslton, Pis-istull, &c. &u., TlIAVKt~5TO LORD EDWARD SOESST The SPEAKER 'addressed Lord Edw. Somerset, wh~o appeared in full Unsiforlf, as follows: M Iajor- Geaeral Lurd e~dward Ssnuce,,et,- At length we are, gratified by ...

... PO STSCRIPT* THURSDAY's POST. LOVDONIr Tzefday, April 30. STl~rN>5 ?? rns~rilin, the Paris Papers of Friday last ?? ;-re recei~ V -d. Un Uvelinsday evening last Sir Robert Wilson, and Mi'ssnr. l1iitchinson and Bruce, were removed f. oui the Comn fal 2erlC back to the prison of La Force. i'.e feelini-g ofl .Mtr. Bruce Whlell thle sentence was IlniVolunted by tbe President, are thus represented ...

... 110; ?? ?? : ?? rs:- -tf :sMOJi.'|US .A VA1 y'.6e 09f a' ly iour * G;q I'aril EL Soriser~fet .~ttOdLd Zi0 -ix .iji Vce to ree . tke thinks of thes Hoiixrifdrh flfiit coitut at W.~ter Jdor 5 The SpcaSkr :in' hbftooiflg thiinkc upidl hs lI erd~hip adicrvedfthat in na~rrahgtxecveneiiof rthgreiat dab-, our .Hifarioty. would reki'e r r IJord:t -. r1tr (hof c *'vicc'ierc tealre:dy kno-Jx'1 . wltsh a ...

... . IMPERIAt PARLIAMENT. ?? OF COAN'TONS-APmL 29. (Colvilluw'd from our last Private Correspondenee.) 'lie repnrt of the wool Committee was brought lip by NMr l ewxis and read.' It stated it to be the opillion (f the Committee, that no part of' the present agricultural distresses arose from the in- adequavy of' the prices of' wool, and therefore that it was not expedient to make any alteration ...

... MR. COKE'S SPEECH, At the Nerfolk Agriculturat Meeting. Mr. CoKE then addressed the Meeting.- Gen-. tlemen, I assure you the feeling of regard and at- s tacbment which you have just expressed towards me E affects me so sensibly, that I scarcely know how a adequately to convey to you my thanks. It is truly r gratifying to me that my conduct should have met a with the approbation of the ...

... EDINBURGH, APRIL Q'I. j i;o 7 rt l'td.- . I t LC itt.- Cc tiera:l 71V:iv- nil ?? ii'ti luld fromn lie ;ii !itioii 111 Co:mminiil1r or'tbe ForceS in h;S e01i1lir, I ich1 I duvilves i'll iuiiIjivi- Genlera, I Tope, now the Oi'v GvIla e I Offirer ! o GeCi th' c f Tiieuday annonic s tbe0a ?? nf 1or( N iopier to bli bis h i ijety m ('iom nmii'oior to Ilie Genri:il A l- IUMYOf the C'a t reh oM f ...

... evi- B tiew WEDNESDAY-MAY 1.G cIa- . D u of The ceremony of the marriage of the Princess so- Charlotte and the Prince of Cobourg will not be rry- public, as some of the papers have asserted.-| neg About ffty most disitinguished personages will_ kner attend, besides the Royal Family, consisting of OP the Queen, the Prince Regent, the Princesses i'ho Augusta, Elizabeth, Mary, and Sophia, the ...

... THE, P'IN(CE OF '.AXE-CO3OURG. Clarence House was on Tuesday thronged wit IiInquirers. Thie Lotd Chaiceil'., with the niact, and in tither respiits ii; state; the Mister of thle Rid Is, thle Bishop of Sailisbuiry, tinunt Minister, and otthiers, wi-re introduuced to the Iiriviet of S:axe iibiiurg by Relir. *huster, tile Aes~i-tant .lasrci' of the Cerem;nies. ?? Serene Highiness was attended by ...