... ACTS OF 'tiE GOVEtNAENT,. ?Lrf 5O8E ?? Ff15. 13. . Ira5AG 0O or tUE CONSULS rto nrO. s YODv AXD 'cTiL TIIlBUNATIl. The Peace of the Cbodiinent has Ibecrn fiiled. at. Idnci-iI!e. it it fuch as the Frciiclh irple dellired. Their rft ?? ::as t!:e Lcltdory oi the Ikiline. 'I'heir reverfes did not alter their in. ?? iicifloies ought not io enrlrge their preteni'ios. L After rcliclirg the ancicnt ...

... TIZE MOR)NING CHRONICLE. LONDON: Z'HURSDAT, PEBRUARY ig. We ycfterday received Paris Journals two days later than thofe we have -mentioned-thofe of the 14tb. They contain the official copy of the Treaty which the Yas toncluded-at Lunetille on the 9th; ?? andlrance. A tranflation ofitwilji f found in our pre- ceding columns. It flipulates the ceflion of the Ne- petherh'.iods to France, with the ...

... JMPEILRJAr J'A4RLZAM,;BN- IWOUSE' O LOBRDS, TI r1URSDAV, FEB. T9. the n1lre of B1eford's Poor Pclief Bill was read a third to and pafl`id. It WAS ordered to be carried to tihe Commansn Ehci Lrl of lS'foratA prefented a Pctition fron a number of D btois in the CQtyjail of Dublin, ftating their hitfolvency, and ,ayhtg for r efief. Ilis i ordiip obfcrved, that the bill introduced by the Noble r,, ...

... IUP REAI, PAR LIAIEN.-7T M t(I OF .OR ?? PrinAvir, ji:' t The Whcautc B.1rtd Reped Btill, was read a ?? and referred ?? ?? C'o:nitnittc ?? to ;e il to part of his. Maijfy's Spnech, on. tle Cto f tkeic sefrfclis, which tl-e; to the Dr.yrlrh of ProtTal:&, It was znovadd atd ordered, That the ' xs ill nt rewr, . any Reports from the Judgos upon Petition-.. J's Hioufe fbr 1'rivatc Bills .tftcr ...

... THZJ MORNING CHRONICLE. -LONDON': SATURLAr, FEBRUARY ZZ. Every day ferves to develope more: and more the myf'tery of Mr. PITT'S difmiffiop. As the affeftation of friendship between him and the new Minifter wears awiav, the truth comes out-and we learn that it is riot oi the Catholic queflion only, but on feveral other points thathis MAJESTY has complained of his official conduti; and that he ...

... ?r-I th- LCNLQN G 7 2 2, Ia .. ?? L ( NwL oA7 GX4Zj,' I A, Ebeb. 21, 180 I. the Court at tile Ql!ern's Houfc, the dsth of Februaty, The KING's Molt Eacc llolt Majelly il Council. This day the Right 1-lonlloudhlc Sir John Mitford, Kniglt, Spea ;cr of the Hodfe of Conmn.lls, wvas iby his MajCiit' S Co0n- n.:ud0. fwvorn oC his Majelty's Mult iftloltlrliable Privy Council, ano took his place at ...

... PARIS, 23 PLUVIOSE, FF33. 14. The Chief Conful gave to-day as a toad at the- din- ner which.he is in the practice of giving every fifteen days, A profperous voyage to the fquadron coin)- manded by Admiral Gantheaurme. General Malartic, Governor of the IfHe of France, died in the beginning of Thermicdor. General Ma- gallen-fucceeded him. The corvette the Aurora, which failed on the 7th ...

... THEE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONYDAr, rE1BRUA'lT 23. To fatisfy the loyal and anxious folicitude of the public on the continued indifpofition of his MAJESTY, the Phyficians yefterday morning figned the following Bulletin, whichwas fliewn to the Nolbility 2nd Gentry: BU Ir.LET!N. 4 The XING has hod a bad cold; has at prefent a little fevcr, accompanied with a couch and hoarfe- cc nefs. ...

... I EI 3vfzA7IOrA or Sp ,YrAr _rt -ptIj. tke Stock2boln Gazehtc oJ 72e 3djrf Fe ) ,0VNVYNTiON 1CR IOHRIH RF-ES'rABslSh-MLNT orF AN E-NILI N)l U'J RALI'1 Y, ?? his Majefi the King of Sweden, of the one part, and his Ma..jl y thle Elimperor of all the {iffliais, on the other part, concluded and figned at St. Peterf- burgh, thle 4th (6tih of l)ecember), 18eo, accepted Odratified by hit s wedifll ...

... IMPERIAL PIRL AlAIENT. HOUSE OF COMINiONSSATURDAY, FKDn.'T. Mr. HoaiotusE withdrew thc notice lie had given ofa mo- tion for the produtoibn of a Convcntion between his britallnic Majefty and the Emperor of Ruffia, figned in the month ofLDe- cemnber, r798. lie Rill thought it of great confequence, lie faid, that the fobjedi fiould be inveltigated but it would be cmbrutaeet by thc motion about ...

... IMPERII, PAfRLI A.MENT. HOUSE Or LORDS,MonDAY, FEB. 23. The Earl of ELY (in Ireland). was to be ilfbiduced as an Engiifh Baron, by the title of Lord Loftus, and tfhe Earl of Clare and Lard Hlobart were robed for the purpofe of introlucing him to take the Daths and bis feat; but the 1).ke of Notfolk having obferved, that it Avas paftifour o'clock, and that poflibliy the Noble Ldrd might be ...

... THE MORNING. CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDrO' FJUJRUW R 24. The Nobility ?? yefterday crowded in great numbers to the QucaN's Floufe, in the. Park, ta make cnquiries after his IVA EsTY'S heatLh. For .heir fatisfa&,ion the following Bulletin was ckhibited in an anti,-chamber H-is MIAJFSTY has had foane hours fleep in t night, but has ffill fevcr. 23dof-.,Fb, xSoi. (Signcd) c ' is-.OR ;E. IS. 11. ...