... I7m STAT7'UE. We are happy to find that the few particulars in our paper of Thurfday refpcfing Mr. Pir T /fiatue are in general correa. Every information on a fubje& of fo much importance *vill no doubt be highly prized. Many contraditory reports, however, may be ex- pected. The fubfcribers hold frequent meetings, but, overpowered by the grandeur and dignity of the fubjec, they as freqrtently ...

... =T'1 JJIOA , ?? C' IiRUNIL -kl . An Order of Connc;l was ynttcirdav tranfintitent to the Cuffom-houft, as welcl as to th1e diffieut Ports, ?? prohibiting the further importation ot articles thme growth andmanufac~ureof France. Vetf'cls aftually arrived arcto be permitted to unlo:tl, but no new cntries can be made. This order is an act of retalhation for the prohibition fo rigoroufly enforced ...

... ?? Im a- - ' .OF GS LE4 r BRI Tv!l XND IRELANMD. |HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY r3. In the extreme hurry of winding upl) the fummare flatemnena of the clofe of tli debate of Thurfday even- :ng and Friday morning, ouJ Rqeoqter omitted to rien- tionthat Iarl SPENCER rofeto make a fingle obferva- t tion-in anfwer to a part of.Lord Hobart's argument, and declared, that hie had ;intended to f-peak tO' many ...

... TI-fBi MOlaNG CA'iwIcjjjw LONDON: MONVAr, MfAr 2- We yefterday received Paris Journals to the 13t11 clufive. They contain farther details of the proceed ings of the TrIbunate and Legiflative Bodics respe& ing the choice of the FIRsr CON.1SSL for lie. plan cncounters no public oppoPition, and nt'll prob bly be carried by ? reat majOritY. Rcegiters ae ready opened at Parne. The elc~cion of ...

... 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 ...

... 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', ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...