... 11 tIN. .PSRALP iRY Y Lo. : ?? . .: ' OF ' SGREAT BRITAIN ANlD IRELAND. H1VSE OF LO.RDS, MARCH .t The Rigpit'H-lon. Lord ALvnSLEY fatar Speaker, the Lcrd r Chancellor beiig abfent ?? indlfpofitionl- 'I'lhe further hearing of ?? HenderfQn, Riddell t and Co. was put off till Thurfdy next. I The feveral Bills on the TahIe *vre forivarded a ftzae each b Mr. BnAnorzbroght upa G6py of the F eport ...

... lSUl~77ZgE1 PAR TIC ULARSof the BALLOON. M4adarne Garnerin was ?? about the gardens by 19Ir. Aftley, with whom {he had been dining; and it was announced that- every thing was ready for the afcenfion, Mr. A. cohduated her on the plat- form, iatroduced hef to Mr. Barrett, the proprietor of ie gal-dens, and then. handed her to the car, in which fli luck her feat in the molt compofed manner. Capt. ...

... FRANC]E. PARTIS, SSWITM EER, This day, the fitht 6omplenmentary day, the FirLd Conful, accorpanied~by'hi wife, and -the Second and' Third Confuls, and the Minifiesr of the Interior, pro- ceeded, at half paft ninein tthe moi niji,, to the Court of tile Louvre, to infpe&, the p:;odu~ions of Flench indu'iry. The Firlt Conful Viiritedatticcefively all tihl pPotticos, and beheld, with'the warimeff ...

... FRANCGEl. PARIS, 25 VENTOSE, MARCH i6.. When a quarrel or a law fuit takes place between two neighbours, it is not ufual to fee fome good natured creatures rake upon ?? the chazitable ta2l of keeuinp alive the caufe of their difagreement. They FoCe ffively calumniatA both parties, they exaggerate their wrongs, exafperate their lefentment, while they fludioufly fink what is trte and put forward ...

... A : 1 l5.P P I I IDA' ij'PJMI.S° We have nt~e~dy given f~jecimehs of the lniignincaice of 'the pi'~ternded evijellce of tile Niibobl of .thl Ueat- ,nadtc having any colmujnjcations with Tijppbo hb~itil 'to the B~ritifh interetis. Tlhe fo~owing will fliew, h'owv the atlempt to obtain. proof by thle eknastination 6f Wvit; neff'es, failed. Itis the exasminmaich of certain peH~dbs; tlken.- befbre ...

... 11 - E : - . ' ILCOsO MIA SX ,ELFECTORS Or MIDDLESBX, n- Yehterday a Meetinlg of the Eleaors of The County n- of Middlefex,is the difrirks of Iflingtdn, Stoke New- of initon, Hackney, Cferkeiwdell, and theadjacent parts, to took place at Canonbury lioufe, Iflington. -The com- x- pany, a-bout 350 in number, fat down to an elegant din- ce ner about five o'clock, and it is only juffice to ...

... kt . I d ITIAI Yt??ilsm &!Sri$, S.Em. ?- This i9 a day of 'rc td the votiries of pleafire *nd, in fa zref~t is reired by tll defcriptions in this I town. Our Jiibilee engageus hs hom tnorning till night, and frorli night till rniol'ingy. Yefierday morninrg th e rtain battle of 'Cocking, be- tween Lord Derby and Mr. CoCs, of Chorley, for 200 guitieas, was finifhed,'in the -Cotipit, when Lerd ...

... LONDON: TUrSSD.r, 7k22 6. Admiral Lord KErTH arrivcd at Saint Helen's on Saturday evening in the Foudroyant, of 8o guns, Cap- tain SEARaLE. She failed from Gibraltar on the 20th of June, at which time his Roval Highnefs the Duke of KENT, and th, c arrifon, were in good health ;there was a free communication between the Engifhb and Spanifh officers; and mutual compliments and civili- ties ivere ...

... AM;: t1tT73 Fimin Piifri, rhefly / opportrty. 7SILE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: !tHURSDAY, OCTOBER at. h Dittle farther it known rcf~pding the flate of the it dicuffions with France.. Letters from Plymouth (latef ti that the 1hips there, in other refpeq-s ready for fea, are p ordered to be manned with all difpatch. We are in- a formed that Mr. ADDINGTON has been clofetted with f the DuNE of ...

... DLANERA S41t BYTlP.LLj~ SIP FRANCIS BURDETP. Agveeably to the invitation of a numnber of rer ble Freeholders, refident in the neigh I urlio1j Of field, requefting the-pleafure of Sir Fran Lo, ,urd!n company to dinner, the weorthv ]ir 'ttod onl Saturday, about half after t'hree o'ciock a taltre nied hyf the Honourable Colonel Eardk cavt Cdrt pa Mr. Jennings, and other friends. For QCmd ,n wards ...

... LtreTTrR av. .. - Parr, Jan 8, 1.802. - wrote you lafi on the 5tb January. Since Which the Fitfi Conful has fet out for Lyons, accompanied, as inr told, in the faine carriage'by Madame Bonaparte, his Aide-du-Camp Duroc, and his private Secretary Bourienne. Previous to his departure, on thle 5th he reviewed the troops in Paris in the Garden before the Thuilleries, amnounting to about o0,000 men ...

... PARIS, JANUAR.Y 2S. cc Baron D'Ehrenfward, his' Swedifih Majefly's Am- s baffador at Paris, has addrelied to the Swedifli comn- s mercial agents in our ports the following letter, dated Paris, Jan. i5: 11 The Pacha of Tripoli continuing his hoafile depredations upon Swedifh vellels, the King has fent a divifion of frigates, un- at der the command of Rear Admiral Baron Cederftroln, to pro- teat ...