... TL'E MAORINING GHRONIGLE. LONi)DON: We yefterday morning received Piaris Journals of the i9th, and in the evening thole of the 2Ct tlle plan for inffituting ai egion of honour has been difcuffed in. ?? finally paffed by the Legiflative Body. In ?? it was oppofed by SAVOIE-ROLLEN and CHAUVEL,IN, who did not venture to treat it with thle ridicule it deferved, but objectcd to it as erecting a pri ...

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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... tIPrlIIAIL PARLIMNENT OF GREAT BRITA fA AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF CO..MION8, MAY 24. Lord Stopford appeared at the Bar, and acquainted the -1nuiue that his Majefty laad been waited onl with thcir Addrafs of 'Thurfday hall, and teat hia Majefty had molt gracioufly rc- ceived the lfnme. The iriffl Yeomanry Bitl went through a Committee, arid the Report -w-s ordered for Monday. Alfo the Southern ...

... I'L2' )JORIYING CHRONIcLE, LONDON: FRIDA r, ATA2- ?8. WJre ulltdic'land that the Bank Direfrors vcferday that they would take in the Oo!}jj , anad t;1ke all thoe ppylnentS excepting thc ladt. This ref.lu t:O, ?? the O'nie;, anld though it was a 1holiday 'ttlhe Stock Exchhnge, bargains were done of Om- nliont at i 1)cr Cert. ?? Ull. R\Fe dill cntcrtain ?? opinion ?? exprcffed yefcfr- - tha- ...

... TzriZ Couier. H-Ier Majcfty ydflerday hild a Drawing Room at St. Janmes's Palace; ?? tn Which the Iioin re^ ceived in th G !and Courc:l 1,inibihr (heirp ftated on the, Throne) a nolt loy;al Pnd ,- f-:ion a te Yi Clit efs, congiattilating his M;i(ly 'in the J a,: ; evcnt of Pcaee ?? the I iic of l ra 1(e, in tbie Univeifity oF (Oxford, w hich as p refuir id by .. RolklIton, Eliq. ac- conmpanie' ...