... 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 ...

... Th followin.g feparate Article to the Definitive Treatzy, added to the Treaty itfef, which will he frounn in Regler, p. 321, renders that In/frument complete. It is agreed that the omiffion of fome titles which may have taken plate in the prefent Treaty, (hall not be prejudicial to the powers or to the perftons concerned. It is forther agreed, that the Englilh and French Languages, made ufe of ...

... By referring to our report of the Proceed- ings in Parliament, it will be perceived, that the members of the legiflature have, at laft, awakened from that lethargy, in which they, for fome time, feemed to be funk. We long ago obferved, that the conditions of the Definitive Treaty were fo widely different from thofe of the prelimi- naries, that no perfon, who approved of the latter, was, for ...

... I 2IMPE1RIL DARLIAIEN T GREAT B~2ITAIJNI SEND IRELAND. I-IUSE. OF I.OR DS, A r ?? I ?? Mr. Montgomery was heard on behalf of Thos. I-log, one of the partics in tic Apeal Caufe, l-og v. Trhwaytre, and Mr. Ro- milly, in pare, onI b lhf of Tl1%V'ltts, the Rerfpondeint, after which tice further 1 r s ?? tco Monday. Ihe Bank Reltr!oion' Bill, aind titci other Public Bills vwith fimteen pr ivatc ...

... 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 ...

... TO THE'BIGHT RON--LORD HAWKESSURY, H5 2aje/.y's SeClefary of State for Ieorigga .4Zairs.) My Lord, In the five letters, lately addreffed to your lordfhip (Regifter, p. 353, 398, 427, 443, 489), I have endeavoured to ainew, that the treaty of Amicns is not only inju- rious and difgraceffl to this country, but that it is fo in a much greater degree than the preliminary treaty, and that, ...

... To TNE PUBLIC. . I have before- ftattd, that the perfons ap- prehended for the affault upon my houif, nn the night of the laft illumniations, were CHARLEs BELOE (fon Pf the Rev. Wm. Beloe) a clerk i# the General Pofl.Q$;,; CHARLES WAGSTAFF, anotber clerk ia ?? Gexelrirft.,Qfe; JOsN H~aWOODnaIfrt of a naarzenjfs to the Rev. X. Beke ansd to the Briti'zCrific; JOHN PA-t# EL, an Exfe Officer; ...

... The Houfe of Lords met on the 26th of April, but nothing of confequence was done either on that or the two Succeeding days. -On Thurfday (April zc), Lord Pelbam laid before the Houfe of Peers, copies of the Definitive Treatv of Peace between His Britaninic Majeft and the French Re- public, His Catholic Majefty, and the Ba- tavian Republic. They were, ordered to lie on the table. After a fhort ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - ?? 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 ...