... B.RANCE. PROCLAMIATION 02 THE CONSULS OF. TUE REIUBLIC TO Ths FRENCt; PEOPLE. FrENCHMEN, A glorious peace has terminated the war of the Continest. Your frontiers are extended to the limits pointed out by na- ture. Nations long ?? from you are reuwited to thcir brethren, and encreafeby a fixth your population, -your terrf. tovies and your lrength. Thefe fuc~e-sc- you ?? all to the courage of ...

... THE AMORNIAG CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAr, UIARCH 24. The Pelter gun veffel, which formed one of the armarment under Sir HYDE PARKERS ]Ias arrived at Whitby, and brings the inoft recent accounts from the flect. They had enc6ontered high winds, and fome of the veffels had fu-fered damage. The Pelter was obliged to throw part of hlr guins defboard. Sh1e eft Admiral PARKtR's fleet on Sunday the ...

... cotu EOrnSf, tier tTAJEgV held a cta.wibg.roomnyeflerd at St. James's Palkte, it being the firft Court Day fince his .Majcfty's happy recovery from his late inciiijrnfiticii. A more nsumerous comnpany of Nobility of both fexes e wvere fcarcely ever ..cmbkd, wtho came to colgratulate r the Queen on the joyful occaflon. The Court Room was graced with the following no- ble perfonages and pqrfons ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, MARCII 5.6. A new writ was moved for Poole, in room of General Sir Charles Stuart, deceafed. The Attorney'Generel'sPoot Rate Bill was read afecond tinie and ordered tctbc iopimitted for to-morrow. OA the mcitioj ;forrthe fecond reading of the Forgery Bill, a defultory cot vefdtion enfued betwixt Mr. Thornton, Mr. Cur- wen, Sir W. EtffrdSir R.Buxton, Mr. Corry, Sir lohn ...

... A Report from the Committee of Thames Naviga- ion being read, refpefting the propofrd New Canal trom the Thafres to Croydon, &c. f Mr. Alderman NEwMAN :moved, That this Court do agree with the Committee in their Report. Mr. WAIT HMAN thought this a matter of fqme inr portance, and before he was prepared to vote for thle meafure, wifhed to have full information on thefubje& ; it involved many ...

... itc.z &e., A,ly, 0 1 - I . I , : ? ? 7, - . . . - I . . . Tbe Princefllt, -CptiA a, t wns the i9th of March from S'myrna, having.failed from thence the 29th of jjnuaai y By the laf .coun t tat.r place from Mecti (oppo- iite Rhodes), Lbrd Ieiti and th1 ttroops under Gene- ral Abercdomby 4vere to fail as w as believed for Alex- andriU. the A8th of January; the -force confied of about 17jtooo ...

... !7AIPERZAL P-RERLIMEI&. HO.USI OF LORDS, MONfrAY, MARP 3 ; The Printer and PFblifliser, of a Morning Paper were calied to the B3ir, to aovfwer for a rois-{tatemnt in that paper of' a converfation jwhich pafi'ed in dii& Houfe oh Friday ; and alfo-fob ?? of ah' alr leged libel, intitled Chriftianus, iin its pulication oft Saturd&r. Strangers were as ufual e. cluded upon the occafion. Tile refuit ...

... JPl'A kI-41- PARLAIIZJ!,JVT. tI-1OSE O t.OF DS, mPd.POA, MA.Cu a5. Th,: Ord(Ir of the Day which fltod for the thjd rcaing ,,r T ayloi; IDivorce 1ill ~as difclharged, and tile Bill order- e read oil rrid. ; '0 A~COLE \.w yiflrrday uitrolducccl, anid took the tt qnil hi. fcali- ,yl: Aloif.:ec adljouiucd to Frrday. -IIOUSL OF COMMIIONS. ir WVm. Scott took his fcat for t'he univcrfity of Cif vd. ...

... THE MORNING CHRONIlGLE. LONDON: n FRIDA12-, A1WCH 27. At a very late hour laft night we received Paris Journals to the 23d inclusive. They are extremely V barren of intelligence. The Moniteui of the 23d con- taintan extraa of a letter from Conflantinople of the i5th of February, which flates, that General Aarp- c CROMBY was flill at Macri, and represents tale expedi. f tion to Egypt as ...

... fERI4LPRAM~- - ;T'PRU-L.AALDM2T ?? OF LORDS, SATCDAV, MArCHZ 2 . . the Iriih Martial Law Bill, and the till for the -furthc Suf- Penflon bf the Habeas. Corpos ?Adt in- Ireland, wer6 read a fe- cosd time, and the order for. referring them to a Committee of the IhoiC Houfe eing ndgativcd, they Were ordered .to be read a third timn on Mon day., Thlefveri Billsaon the T'gblrewe. - reoad a flage ...

... OFrom jb LONDON GAZETT-tiA, Marck 24 i8bI. ,F, ?? Mr-, 4 3b. WkSiall, 1lfarct' 23, tiot. The ting Ias been pleafed to ippoint William Lord AlJck- land, and Charles Spencer, Eeq. commonlt callcd Lord Charles Spencer, to themoficeofhisGAieltY'O Poufl,{te efelral. Admiralty OQjea, Mardi 24, I}OI. Cop Df a l ?? fronz Almirali.Lsrd Gardner, Centwnndi' n Ckiefnf Cafys and V~7I'dI on the Coa/,l ...

... CHE. ]OPIAkft- CMZRONuL:t. - LONDON - )lVYXDA! h, - ,S'R CH t The public have been apprized tlat Mr. FgNwicgi &e of the KiNG's TvMeflen ers, had arrived at Copen- Inagen, with direions to flop any of the Uinifters 'whomhbe mnt m,.eet or, their way home;. and that ac- tordingly .1. TA.LBOT dad flop and returri with him. The i uort is, that lie carried out an officiaI comniuni. cation to the ...