... LEGISLATIVE BODY, 7 FLOREAL, MAY 37. The Counfellors of State, Dupuy, Bruix and Def- folles were introduced, being charged with pfefenting a pro~jet of a law, refpefting the Colonies reftored to France by the Treaty of Amiens and the other French i Colonies. Dopuy.- Citizens Legiflators, the Treaty of Amiens having reftored to France feveral important Colonies, Government thinks it ?? to ...

... i. 32'i R L PAR AIfAIENT, O F CREAT BR liITAIN AiNo IREANrD HOIUS:E OF LORDS, MY '20. Sevcral Bills went throunah Comninittecs ot the whole lioure. Othiers CrW: read a fecnzd time.. An ?? wa moved to his Malelty, defri-pg that he would be pleafoe to give orders that a Re;ort of the Proccddiii4 of the Commilloners for redeeming the Land'aft be laid before thc Houfe.-Ordercd. ELE-CTION tprAtING ...

... fILL UtPIAYTIONS £XTAAOP]INA We yeflerday annufed our readers with a dcfori.jt of a vaft variety o' devices and conceits wiY r guifited the Illuninatioi We underfliand-,' I - thbt ther were fome very entertaining onit e y efcapcd our notuce, or were couched in a prudent ?? tor y, or concealed al!ogether fironm vulgar Ubfervati.' Vve Ihall jut rton a tesv of thefe by way of Sup,'e- mrcit to the ...

... TP1,L ArQouINz G CIIrszo,* Z LONtDON: S.'ArUADAT ?? 1jy JS It cannot be the flbic`t of ?? that the coor-f.. Phoisld be elarmhd by ?? of ll AmenIr' ,, fcred by LorCl PIELHAt1 i1 the Moo) cof Lor'. Lord hAwseI Sui U n the Houfe o4 ,or3 r Tharflay. It certainly is a ciccunil n in the hilory of this coon try, tih:t the Minifi-S ?? a lPcace, fihould he the oten to recomilerI I an Addiccist to the ...

... TIZE Aolm)iA G RWONICWLEi We yefferday t~cceived 1Ijj1.oi Tournals to the ~61 iii- clufive. They contain a Mefl ,,c of the Conf' Is to the Legiflativc B3odies, comrmunicatino the T'reaty of Anrlienq for their approbation. It contains, a Cfiort view of the flate of the Republic, laments the diforders of' the Helvetic Republic, and infinuate~s that It 1May be Ile- ceffary for Foreign Powvers to ...

... .j7j?/j3. CL. PAARIS, r0 F1ORE ALI, NXIVi3a Oinelral Mcnou ha; arrived at 1irL;ii, and has ben prefene tcotimd li;e Conl, %v,'16 gav111 ?? tilt 1i4iCo diflingoihdle~i receptior.. G'encral Menou laid to hill, CinFul. in corrin. impo your jirefenee, I feel a Orong renewal oF nny regre, c c hlaving witncficidthl of vour iin- ' cquiefi'.' Tileh face Of l;o ICs,' IUIC5 icll ,e I:;,i Cooft3, is ...

... ST. DOIAINGO. le have rcceived New York Papers or the I 3th pril, 0c do not lind ainy confirmnation of the fevere ?? (iatedl in the laft accounts through America, to have taken place, unleis the affair at Crataporc ?? .at alluided to. Thfle accourts received from St. Dominoo at Ralti- mote,, wete of thle 27th of March from Port Repub- lican They are as follows _ l I;rencb are in quiet pofifton ...

... RO2WL fcdbEjjj2 Oh Saturday the Royal Academy gtve their grand preliminary dinner. It was honoured by tlhr P n of his Royal Highnefs the Prihce of Wale;-ihe Duke o of Orleans anid his brother, M. de Calonic. and a is number of diffinguiflhed foreigners, befides an ufuraally -ai great afflerrillage of our own nobility and public clhaac- n. ters, who were in full drefs, and decorated with their ...

... 7 HE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDA2;, MfA2n z27 There is no doubt that forme Negociation for a Corn- wercial intercourfe with France is about to be opened; and we underaand that M. OTTO has already received full powers to carry on this affair on the part of the 'French Government. A Gentleman of confiderable c.irnrercial knowledge, a merchant in Hlolland, (a Pfi-. COLsERT, a defcendant, ...

... PUBLIC OFFICE, BOW-STRE2E. YeRerday the tve perfons taken up on Thurfday night laWI, for riotously afftmbling about Mr. Cobbett's hoLufe, in Pall Mall, and breaking the windows, were brought up for re-examination when the matter was fully invefligated, Counfel attending on both fides to argue the merits of the cafe; but Mr. Bond, Sir Wil- liam Parfons, and feveral other Magiffrates who. werd ...

... TIIE MAORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAT, MAr 4. We yeaerday received Paris Journals to the othl fin vb, Lut they bring no news. A Dutch Mail ar- ilwtd allo, but brings ?? of importance. The French Government appcars to pay the utinmol Irtion to tbere-eftablifhirent of the Republicao navy. n tile I S h of this month, a fuperb vefiel of i i 8 guns, C21Itd La Republique Francaife, was .launched ...

... MR. PITTsh SrAprt h Ecec itrrum CHIC inu,s. e We have already informned our Readers of tie poft- 0 ponement of the flatue of Mr. Pitt, and of the fortunate s ?? which has relieved the Managers from the confuflon and perplexity in which they found them- felves; namely, to lay out the contributions in Confols. How animating and chara~leriftic to transfer thisgreat c man's image from ...