... FIRANcE. PARTS, 22 PLUVIOSE, FEDI.t princet Henry of Pruflia was confiderably better on hepbof January. Aents~ fo r the terma of fifteen years, has been Apatet fo h Iranlted to Alexander Sagniel and John Milne, refiding at Marly, in the department of the Seine and Oife, for a fpinning machine. Trhc I ?? Alexander has granted a million of rout les for conmpleting the works of the port of Cron- ...

... Tio tisc zi1 oi~ f OS l MOR .N 01 C OViC1 E. ?? VlIYV u' U.LxvlL/LV.L L . SIR, As I livb at a di taice from t le inetropoiis, and Ihave iso opportunity of mixing with political Societies, I am obliged to truft entircly to myfelF for the formnation of my opinfions, If it, be one inconvenience of the life I lead that I inifi ftmc of the f{'maik turns in affairs, and the more minute ?? s in the ...

... I.M1PJRL'!L P4R LIZAIENT OF CREA for ISTAIJAV -,\D IRELtdAIVD. 1i(US OF l.ORDS, tLBRUARY IS. IMr Er1ltine 'n;s hear'd iil iif of the Refpondent in the Appeid Cateli -ii \iiat Cunh;,,h-an v. Tniggilis. After -vhich the CurtIccr ilcmil'i' v't iatiji) tecnet to ?? ,ci;3;t. tlor, Pe:.E tt , QHAM * ed a i:flig roin hig AIris ?/iijt:.ioit:ive to tinc inoadc'lac - oi tl~e 'int-ds lwttc'a to defa:-; ...

... 7IIL MORATING CHRONICLE. LONDON: T7 E.D7DA1, FEBRUARY I6. We ?? received Paris journals to the a ith inclufive 'They confirm our intelligence of tile cx- crlufon of the leading Members of the Tribunate, who bad oppofed the government. it ?? dccidedly'to be the intention of the French Governmcnt to incorporate Piedmont with France. Indeed in feveral points it has been treated as an inte- Fal ...

... CR E-T A v R JTAIN ?? i REL -:N AD. - S I HOUSE OF LOR DS, FtrLAi 16. ?? Hoart's Divorce Bill tfecond reading) fiood for the Order of the Day ;when Counel wcc-dcalled to the Bar it ajipeared that Air. Garr.ow was unable to attend . The LoInt CHANCELLoR then ftated, theat no nlottce- was. takeni either in the Petition that had bccn originally prefented, or in site Bill, of any proceedings at ...

... INGENIOUS DISCOVERr. St. Aubin, a nman of letters at Paris, and Member of the Tribunate, gives, in ?? of Commnerce; of the zoth of January, the foll owing account of the bate,7u plongeur, a diving-boat, lately difcovered by Mr. Fulton, an American I have, fays he, j.utt been to infpeccL the plan and ?? of ?? ncirtilus, or diving-boa, 'invented by Mr. Fulton, fimilar to that with which 14 ...

... TSE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDMr, EB1R!uARY Ig. We yefterday received Paris Journals to the 13th inclufive. TheAAIoniteurannounces the arrival at Bour- deaux of a velfel, which left Cape Francais, in St. Do- rmlingo, on the 4th January, at which time every thing had been tranquil fince the execution of General MOYSE, and the principal ringleaders in the late infurreclion. it is added, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GR E/T B RI ITALINV AND IRLLAND. HOUSE 01 LORDS, FEnTrAnY 17. Mr. ROMiLy was heard for t!le Rcfpondrnt, and Mr. Adam In reply for the inppellant in the Appeal Caule, Sir William Cun- inghrm, Bart a. Higgins. After which gie Lord Chancellor left the Woolfack, and faid, in liftening to the very able a! gu- merts of the Counfel on both tides, it could not have efcaped their ...

... THIE MORNIiNG CHIRONICLE, LO'NDON: PIDA 2; ,F! iBUAF T 3g *We yeflerdav evenirg riceivedl Pawis Juurrnats of e.~ 14th, but they contain n6 news whatever. 1'2te pr. grefs of the Negociation at Aniens is never rncelnfel tioned. The politicians at Paris either want the polvcr or the difppoition to fpeculate, and the Pienipotentiaieq, therefore, mnuft continue their work, content with the lights ...

... /IPERIAL P'YIRLZAiIENT CREA2 BRITQi REANF CR EAT BRITAINr AND IRELANDvy I . HOUSE OF LORDS, FnlituArCY 18. The Lo it C e rCE Z.rLO n pronotinced judgment in the Ap- peal Ctirfe, Jhnfuone ra. Stott ?? i'hat the lnterlocutors of the 'Courr of .:aeflion be vthrrred, yn- variations, and a rcferw cec touchinrr thc Ie terlocutor of the 13s1h December, I798, to tile Colat of S, Rin.n 'h'IC Ippeal ...

... i XDIZ~a it MOAZ~TIC P^0rczt SIor , , a I In your account 6 ftSKY Pitt's Speech oA Wednrefdy, sphere is a miffake which deferves notice. IHe did not fay of MonarcIIy, that the experenue offeveiy day JLevwed to be more and snwre ?? necelary to the well beinr ef tc rinaton. His words were infinitely ftronger. He faid, that Monarchy was at oaqlf as effential a part of ,, ?? as tbat Liber4l ...

... . ' PARIS, 25 PLUVIOSE, FEB. 14.. All the Englifih Jounals have faii relative to the Prelitsinaties ligned %ith the Porte, and its aazual re- I }ations with France, is totally dedciiutm of foundation.' 1Nver were two nations animated with a more fincere' defire or ienewing their ancient frien'lv relafionas, and re-eflablifiin-, all the ties *vhich ior fo long a period bouncd thern in munial ...