... THE MORNING cH ?? L ONDON:- ,1*!:DNSU PAY, 2Lf2 !9 We yelierday norniagteccl~ed PaVis JOgnQl:Oft 4tb, ndin tieevenkng dofe oftheL~tl2 TbeC ,;s ee-i~ to have' b~enr ftakgg6d at rftr with fome doubts as t6 their conflituti onal Tighlt to take the j in dpe exctraordtnzty projc-&of BONA.A.rtiS to he Cohful for life - that is, iin plain. tcrias, perpettal DIteator. The COnfvrftivei too feemed to ...

... TSfLE AGOAA' AIG CHRIONICLE. LOM)ON: On Saturd rt . ed Paris Journals to the 2Xth,t. and ye&lrday it da h!e 29th. The. meafure in fa-i vour of the Enmigrants has now bcer. announced as le- gaily fanflioned. A general amnclfy, which, however, I will except nearly one tboufand individuals, has been lpaied. But wvithi refpe to the reftitution of property, it appears that the aaR of grace will ...

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... 7ZZE MIORNING CHFOIGCE-. LONDON:. JVtED4SSD~ir Main S CUT Rders will fee by the proceedings of the ?? mollos, that leave has been given to bring in a il enable his YIAJEs3TY to accept the fervices of the enanry and Corps of Infantry ferving without pay. ?? of tie meafure ought to be carefully ?? j' ° tll,' it may be prfefrved free from any objec- _ A cnt1tution_ point o' view. We yeierday ...

... IArPLRL Cok Lr. T Ibe followning extraordinary advertifement, or iand-1ill, has beenx left at our Office:- BILLY PF-, old ?? ahi.,er of the Impe- rial Dilly, hereby acquaints the Xrdbziftjv, Gr}y, and Public in general, that hiiving had Come complaints of his roan SIMPLE, who has drivein during his lhort ab- fence, occafioned by wiavoidable circuniftances, he in- tends very foon to take the ...

... AI~l 'SIt L 1PARLIAl]iENT 0 LI GREA T BRITAIN AND IRE-L4. ND. HOUSE O ?? Conndcl were further hoard eni tie Appeal Hollid.ay v. Max- ¶vellafterwhtic the Lord Cisaneell co;k a general view of the catte, and adljourned the judgmnent to that day -rteight. sll the Bills oui tbh lablewere read attage each. Lord HOLLANtD moved the Order of the Dav, that the Stand- ing Order, No. 13, be taken into ...

... PUBLIC OPFICE, POAPS7TER77. cfdav veonin, -rarr n1- -- n . 1. - _ . r , a 'rutfday evening, lie of thc nhsotbered Ssidifiesclddrnvere was brougittin'cuflody bcfbte Mr. Inrind ond Sir W. P'arfons, undcr authority of a warrant granted oguini him at thi Comnplaint of Mr. 'John Thonipfoll, of Ils;d-flteet, St. Gilcis. ?? r:raclly beating and ill tilig fqisne lanibs he wvas driving, on iis lilt', ...

... i,',i'AJAL PAeLIidMIL'7T OF OPEAT BRIeTAIN AND HRe'rLAND. HOUSE OF l.ORDS, Ma r ^8. ?? Iottery Bill, the Mrili:tia Orficsr bay bill, and fourtecn othlr BiIls, receivcd the Royal Aliblnt by Conmrdifinn. Comieel weve furth;erhenird on the cltix to the Chialdo.; Pcer- age, 20 - jornrdi to Wedntflay next. | iI we*cre rc:d athirdl tnine. ;en:1 feveral a f-eond time, ire ?? :icire Dutics Bill, the ...

... SP\TK1NG F A. rhe Calcaitations oil the Subjea oF the propofid corfolidation~of the Old; aad New Sinking Funds have. bdei prekented to the Houfe of Commons. Tlsefe Calculations, which are very voluininous, are prefaced with the ?? Obfdrvations:- It appears that the Debt ?? previous to the year 1786, was about 238,ooo ol. atd that the Commiffioners under this Aclt had redeemnd, to the Ift Feb. ...

... AZ, ?? AESS2 01V fipC. t6URTF OF COMMON COUNCIL,. M 7a~ , e d onvened t 'TheCout irvin bea to ?? of an Addre'. 'i hs Cjcfty Onil th PeC.t,teMto W~xrrI i a7, proceededtom ?? wl lih lad give0l notice, b1 y taleing ave of th W~, dofrving ti~ threwasno neperiod finen~ its cornincneeent, hut what tecould have obtained Peace on ?? advantageous terms' thai we had inereafedi our debt 3,00 millions ; ...

... From thb' CDONGAK ZETT-E, May, 1, i802. I ?? |Ad.irafry Ofee; April 29, X2s3.. This day, in purrua:nce of the King's ilicalurc, the following Flag Officers ot hsis N;ajeit-.'c Fleet vsere promoted, viz. James Pigor, liq.; Righf lion. William Lord Raditocid r- Aat:Znra; Os rl: Red, to be Admirals of the Blue. ' Alexander Groeme. Esq.-I George KEppcl, El'q., Viw Admired eo :;e Wi/te, to be Vice ...

... D-i 'Il: ?? := r - 11 7 2iJTAI1J AN ND X~ItELANliD. HOUSE OF LORDS, MA'V I S. Couiriel were heard4ra thei Appeal'Caure, Halliday aPauper, vM.3axwell; after which thL further hlcarizg was put off till to. -morrow. The feveral Bills on the Table were read a Rage eacb. - 'the fecnrid reading of the LIedliun I'rtating Bill was adjourn- ed to Thurfday next. - he Militia Pay Bill, the Mutiny Bili, ...