... Ii)l 'i i ?? 1, P.leii AJL'TIEA 7 LI' A T 1J., ,! iI \ A\ ND M TPLA 1 D. ,TO,.SE 01 lI.)RI'S, ?? 3t7,s MiL. lrnr hiet .a O , !:1 ?? a; .or 3i5, rd Jtihr,*n'dr. ( Ii Ift.t ii h ni ?? rlc ?? rirhcrplr: :L-i- i:, 2t u: 1: ?? ri : u ,t (Ct the n)tioi !1I thc fcond reading of the I-Ieck- nidl~l o ( N FlRAOO moved that it be read a finJ 'i tht dy three ionihs, on tile groutr' that rno ,ni h:.ci ...

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... Ai;rv,: 17.j AC(RICtTIlTUPRAL REPORT; ti ti c,!lm h, t i )ir 'n train von''m Cwrl J[ itu Erni~gl b i. fow 1 ?? caiat ' iidso cI - Irt.piTt L'as rtlh~:'h' thrw ?? (A t i , ii rI''i' i t ?? I othp- foi-ts Of 7e I .'crMs ' A Cl,;I '4 I thle i'iriet thir 'ir light i . h Col' , ?? ?? ' 1!ai a'lIsc) i'hell 'iY~I~li) i ?? I-nd , ?? ?? pri c sorely tl''ii- r4' ?? I II I e i i~ Hlis. Ai'd 'ii ?? ...

... - lplix C'L Vzl: A n'lti't'us nmeeting of the Whig Culb '.VaS ycflcr- day heid at the London Tavern, Mr. Pox in the Clhair. After the toafts of the Club'were drank, the Chair- inan, in-the naime of the (ficc-Be-1arers 'of the Club, pretented the iinanci~i report of' the Club. It was Itat- ed that the iw c tingr having bc n in numerous, and the I e:tlnicc beinry incieared by tho'fe caufus which ...

... SOUI,11AI F 'ONI IAY, 29. On Friday Iiifl was pt e&%tcd :it thIL rTentre, by ihe young gentlemen of thn rerintar Qchool, ?? 'Tl)a- gedy oF Cato, for the benefit of thle 'iuinday '3c13C, and School of .Induilry. DISAMATIIS P '1'SO, NEr. Cito - DvaiN, len. Illucius - - ?? M NI S.Lnprorluil - !LCN Julba - - fc ii. s.ficn. t) fphl ax - - S'i D, t'o.r'is - - ?? fell. It'¢larc ?? - -. SL iu Nre I ...

... ThL i'i&O.RAXG IJI,';OA7iCLE. LONDON: - H 2WLD7V iSDA2g, JUN a.7 Yeflerday we received Paris Journals of the zSth.- Genera! Moxcrey, Chief Infppeaor-Gencral of the Na- .tional Gerdarmceic, and rfiding at Paris, has notified to the hfirniftel at W\ar, that the troops under his corn- nmnnd havc voted unanimoufly for BONAPArTE being CoNsvr. for life. All other military corps conflited have palfed ...

... UNIOI CfaLttg MZX Urfr. ~ ' - _, Ail thle efle&avons that were fcormed of thk sa fitl infinitecl thanr. of thei reality, for Cit ali the r- Ifhfh-ionalitle cr.ow,.d that ever, was winffe any~ thing comparable to to it in an ee . nev, - Monday say its ?? p11'and mafiucrac byno me-anls ?? ?? VWhat with ?? el-.ariva':ant demoand fhri tickets, di Ixioty of the F~ioniicrabic world to bget :h~r--ni ...

... P; - .4 ?? ?? ~ . t IMAERIZ.4,RL1AMEA 2' ¢GtP.;r BRITAIN AND RELANA - OUSE OF LOaD5, Jturi r2. .Counei'elwereleard, and Witnicics ea.lmiitjd upon the tC:han- dos Pecrg. Th~e Cfbommlttecs en the Field ProduIce and PulSlic -Bildki BaIls were adjourned till Wedncrday nert, and the Houfe order- ?? waedt Eiye hils rwere broouid ub'ttom thc Cbunonr , and pitfented })la I'lr.- Alekasgder iind tnrhers ...

... . FZAH CE. 1'ARS, 9 PRAIRIAL., s) MAY. Iiis Excellencv Gllb-Effendi, Bac/inci 5k9 (Comptroller of Ithe Finaa-.cs) M in fre Plenp) tiary and Envoy Eetraordlinarv ofl the Sublime 'o0te to tlc (70vernnient of the ltjpublic, left Vicnna thre beginning of Prairial, about the 20th Mav, and is ar rivedat Strafbourg. T he Choef.Confiul had fent to the frontier to recer' Isitsl, Citizen Dlups, Superior ...

... TIME iOItRNING CHRONICLE. LO.N DON: S2lURSD;12-, 7/tINE 3. ?? yeftcrday received Praris Journals, to the 30th inclufie. The Turkifi 1MinifLer Plenipotentiary to the French Republic has arrived at Strafhourg on his way to Paris. The Addreffes in favour of the Confulfhip tbr life continue to flow in, but the general reflt of the deflion has not yet been announced. The fcarcity of bread ...

... THEL Al ORINIV LIwiJicQAVLE'. i^,NIXO)N: rldu1)/1r, D UNE 4. Yelqerday the funds were flill further depreffAd, Orn- niuln was done at 2 per cont. difcount, and left olf at 2. 'r.hee is avcry great anxiety among monied men, tle natural confequence of afbfrd and ill-fovimde !i3ccu- lation. We are prevented by the prc! s of temporary nmatter fruon refubntlng the cllf(derat ion of' the policy but ...

... iMPERIA4.) PARLIAML'ENT GRERT B2PITAIJ AND ZRzEL4xV, HOUSE OF LORDS, J-xre 3. Mr. Maooe *v was brard for the Appellan t, in the Caufe Morthluiad and rioiiiloric v. Cadcil, and Mr. Attolincy General, for thc stefpondurt itt part. 'I he Anitities BJil to raifc Mtonev for the Service of Ircialnd anid upwards of tovnty ctihcr Jdilts, taveral of tl:a i uerlic, aild atid fevral ?? l ills, received ...