... IMPERLIAL P,4kLilAMEVT GREAT BRITAINX AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, ?? 2G. The fevcral Bils on the Iabi were forwarded in their refpec- tivt ftilgs. Thl'c koufe in a Comnmittee of Privilege heard the Attorney Geneilal as coiltri I aga'i o t ll2 Laini otf R ?? ?? Bridgies to the title of Dake of Chandos.- -Ilhc eurtlier hearing was put Lst till Friday. Ea c t; ?? gave ?? of his ?? to move, to ...

... 1THE MfRORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: 7WEDNVeSDAr, M>A12 26. , Ve yelterday received Paris Journals of tlhe 22d. -ie Aloniteur has publifled the official details from St. lnominno confifting of two Letters from General L E- cLERC, of the 9th and the 26trh March, and one from Admiral VILLARET of t Se 8th April. Tihe general tenor ot tie intelligence certainly does not deferve the charaaer of good ...

... FR.NCE. - PARIS, ig FLOREAL, AlAYv. ACTS OF THE GOVIERNMENT. DELIBERATIONS OF T'-E CONSERVATIVE SENATE, IE 1'LOkRFAL, MAY S. RL-rEIECTION OF' THE FIRST CONSUL. The Senate affernbled together to the number pref. cribed by the 9,)th Article of the Confitution ;- In confeqtlenee df the'mefllgt of thd (.eisfuis of die Republic tranfnnitted by three nieffengcrs of the Go- vernment, and witb regard ...

... ,D LPInwa-r- TPEAT. treaties of Peate, that is, the Dipiornasi c>, a Nation, conflitute one of the moft ?? C - works and fafegiiards. o its powvert, of its fafy-; . 4 of its conidleration. \'Vthen, tlserefore, a TrI er Pcacc is concluded, it is of the utmoff irlo crfta v it thould be founded upon tie confervation of t1tlfe principles and msaxinis, in which the vatious branct,, of the public ...

... TIHE 4TIORNING JINC ?? LON 1)ON: '2 Ul'l),J t, MAY'iS at, Mr. MANEDEV ILLE it arived yeltelr lly morning from France, with difpatches of importance fronm Mir. MEaRV, our Charge ?? at Paris. We received yefterday morning the Paris Papers of Thurfday lifl. They contain a confirmation, if in- deed a confirmation were wanting, of the unfiivourable difpofitions of France towarcds our commetce. ?? ...

... 171-IL,' 1,1JI/A; ~ ivJ1'0 -- On Saturday we received P!aninn.:!5 of iii' 6 Ihc Af;Eonie contains fame remiro-nhit: C C,'sC5)t cations which are to he ; I) oO' *: ?? ze nations w~h tile French Colnoic'. IcCtc: :! J roC n.5 [hII tod; a proclamation, tliat Prencrh fli -i brIhig; duce and Mnnoia(1t e s to Sam: )c!*go ne o, j pay one half of the ?? paid 12. o :. r brlnpinqi drly goods, lllantiul¢ ...

... -~7~ER7A Peas lAM~ 6GRA fBRIT.'AIN AND IRPLAArb' Ho-uSE OF LORDS, M~y 7 0 Mr. Srjanl6'~t Lent, Mr. Burroughs, and other, Counfel were p aI of Error onl bhalf of the Appellat s and ra ~0dO 'loheard for the RefpOndent, and a reply mtadc, a] Rftwle ufion wavis put to the judges, who being un-ni- that the Judgment Of the Court below vwas atl w n~os aflirnied.. Twc~iv ci'uilie hilt and four ...

... FRAA. CLA. MITNI.:TRY OF T HVE M;ARINE. TIIE CoM't.AAi R i IN cli rr Pro TIIrE ?? OF THZ MCatlNgL hAtD CrOL(oi.:. l1ead-qaI'artmr., 1nrt epai.i-oi, ?? xi, year to (April1.) . CTIZF.N MINIS &It'l, I:wr!lldiatcly after the taking of C*rtt-a-Pierrot, Dclfllinc3 ?? ,purruedl fled illtiJ .: c 'c nods; hut I laid tcauled thercumir to ii'r!' c- ' eptit ' by a! detch lin-t whbo 0rr'li l MirefiCdalaj ...

... 1 ,IP.TPR1ZILJ PA1IRLIAMIENY V¢REAT BRiTAIN AND iRELAXD.. HOU1SE OF 1.ORDI;, Mv~r 2.T. Mr. Adiafnwas heard on nn Appc;l Caufc frnii the Court of a Sc;ion ?? a!nd otlirs d. - Cadcl, Efq aird otihers, f- ter wbich tbc further hacaring was adjourned t cl' id;a' ea*xt. Thrce public Bills Uid feverI privatc wverc ?? It up. aid pre. &cnted ly Mrr Aecarder, the AlMr uis of Worcelter, Mr. C Shawv, l ...

... TAILS ikili'NIN( L L6.VLA'A6''.' S4YURDA'IT, A1.12 a VWc yeflcrday receivcd, Paris JournalsG to the -2 rti in- Icolunve. Jtie iifioniteur has pubriilhed two lmet;s Crom General LECLERCe, the one of the ift, and thle owie- of tile 9th of April. Th(ere is;''v1~:1 conrlladretiun ,betweenm thu Gencral's prefeiot lettcrs, and the coinclu- 6ion of his aft( difluatches, which, however, wvere a few ...

... To. 11- ADTOR ~y tle MaRN1V CH'ZoNl(LL SIRt, As you have adinitted the poetry of ny brothers Sternhold and ESopkins, I truft you, will not. refufe the following tribute to the virtues of our late Heaven-born Minifler, thloughi offered by a poor Parilh Clerk. Io am, Sir, yours. Good l~ord, how happy Phould I bc, Cries Joisi ...

... - ?? L4N.E.. ACTS 01 THE GOVERNMEN1l * - EXTRACT VRC5M THE RIEGISTR OfTHKg`EsDi'Lg TIONS OF TliR COUNCIL OF sTATE5,srrtsNG O FTHZ 16TH of APRIL. - The Council of State havkng difcuflfed the projcaotCF an Aft of Amnnelty laid before them 'by thle Confuls and of which the following is the tenor' T'he Confals of the Republic; on the'rqdlt of the ' Mirift L, and with the advice Gf: the Council Uf ...