... fJZPERIA L PARfeLZIULA'T GR~EA! B.RITAjlN' AND IRELAND. HOUSR 0F LORDS, MAY 17. 1 I l er -vor 1 I ' cm lis til itiib wore read it fleg a ch. n ?? ?? .'Cre :'rIgl It ' ?? 'V.l I I C ..a(it ;il tie ?? i' PciA C' ?? I.o ?? 1. l1id ?? ?? ?? isii JI)i:.N I 'ii F . illcK:, i.llid Lior ?? ?? ''C Im V ''tt it woulil on W nrdneUiI-' CIIt iLd0 III . 0 ' te Lab5 it to the tid e Itt'a u.xlwi~tertaiol ...

... THIE MORNING CHIRINICLL LONDON: JMDar, MA4r zz. Thete was a report yecterday that the FrendiGbvern- m had at length felt the i5po{flibility of going on without fiome pracaicable fyflena of commercial inter- courfe with this Country, and that an opening had been made to a negociation on this point. We fincerely hope that it will be brought to a fpeedy and ?? conclufion. From the .{late of ...

... From tje LONDON GAZETTE, Moray I , A809. Wffar Ofee, May ui, tgri. His Majefl has been pleafed to appoint- LIEUTENANT GENERALS Jonha Lelarnd David Dundas James Hamilton Sir Robert Abercromby, KB. John Stratton Gerard Lake James Rookce Sir Tht.s. Mufgrave, Bart. Charies rnobise Tames Coates fobs: Earlof Suffolk Ralh Dundas -lonourabik Chapplc Norton Richard Whyte George i-lotham Sir Alured ...

... FRLINCE. ST. DOMi1,'vN'GO. rite oci t:ErAL r7I CHILYF To 'Ttt e iMNtSYrR OF MARI NZ, D .TAiIE COLONiES. I Head-quarters, Part Rcputblicain, ig Vcntafet CITiZIE 5IiNIsTreL ?? 9, year so. I au rivodL at Port Republicdil, ?? foulnd thet town untouched I and etir'1l prcfervcd. It was cot tie cafe with the ia-.ni of ?? whiho ruts eet buhirnt hr DI.ELiueI;. Put thire the ta- vaes fiop itd ithe whiol ...

... TIEE MfORA'ING CKRONICLE. LONDON: SATUR 1D), L22; M . A report Las been in circulation for a day or two that the diffolution of Parliament muff be poftpor ed for fome time; that it cannot take place at fooneft before the middle of June-nay, that it may be even later. The influx of bufinefs is faid to be the caufe. If, however, Miniffers are determined to have the elkdion in the middle of the ...

... Irons the LONDON GAZETTiE, Ml~ay 15, 1802. k UOeC, MaY I 5, e02. STAI;. Lieutenant Colonel Francis William Farquhar, of the 17th foot, to be Deputy lnfpcaoi G;eneral of tile Recruiting Service. Lieutenant Colonel *amecs Taylor, of the alith foot, to hc De- puty lfpedor Gencral ofthe Recruiting Srvicc in Ireland. BANKvRUPTS. William Doller, of Wrinchefter, inrholder, May f4, at three, 25, at ...

... IM'ZPSLtA L PzRLIiALIL3N'T OF GREXAT B.RITAIN AND IRELAND. HOIUSE OIF LORYDS, M,%v IO. Thc Du;ke of Camrbridge's Annuity ?? r-teived die Rowal Af- fcnt by Conlsitlion. 'Ile Bills or the Table were feveraily remd. The Earl of SUFFOLIC faid, as lie faw the Noble I Load near him who had the other diy oiven notice of his intention to move a vote of mpprobation of the con- duct of his Maje('y's ...

... I 75111 AfORKING CHrR(i1,Lr LONDON:- ' ifUZSfD 2-, MA2~t6. We yecterday received Paris journals of the 2d o. May. It is a little extraordinary that no farther a.- counts have yet been received from Saint Domill3o, oo at leaft that none have been publifhed by the Ftench Government, fince, by the circuitous rout of Ame,;c welalt week had intelligence, thoughl imperfeL, fl latc as the 20th of ...

... To EART SPENCEr CHAIRM!,N OF MEETING VOR TRE CETElRA IOY 0' MR. PFTT'S BIRTH DAY. I M\ I ? nf MY LORD, I Obfc ving your L&'dfhip's name in an 'advertifernebt for thc Chair ofan intended neeting for the celebration of IvMr. Pitt's birth day, and alfo that it Itands a'hlong the iirfl of the fitbfcribers to ereffting a flatue to hillt for his able and upright Adn iniffration,'' I feel my- felf ...

... IM, stll-m gT We hafie t C We hale n to i'ti our Readcers that the plan of i fubfcriptian for MrI Pitt's Statue is wholly chancer th Inflead of a money fub[criptio0i, it is to be conductd th by a Pi-Nic; that is to fay, the various fubfcribers w ares according to their zeal add ability, to contribute the feveral parts of thie work. pr We are happy to hear that Mr. Dundas is to take tic the ...

... To the EDITOXR if the MORNING CHRONrZLE.- SIR, My arrival in England has been announced in feve- ral public Papers, as-well at my intention of repeating in London my aeroitatic experiments, the nature of which has often aetrafted the attention of all France,' even whilit it feemed wholly taken up by that dreadful war which, for the happinefs of mankind, the Trcaty of Amiens bas jua put an end ...

... FIfINCYL. TRIBUNATF, sS FI.OREAT., MAY ig. In the fitting of this day the TIibun;.ite was noccu- pited wit the clifcufflion of the Iprojet for the formnation of a Legion of Honour. The dpveehecs of L ucicn Bonaparte, in favour of thle plan, and of Savoy R011 ii, agaio;l ; t, wvere tho'c wlhich excxted the '-reiteft degrec of interelt. It vas tired in favour of tie mealiire, that tlie tern- ...