... FRENCH -MEMOLRIAL.. We prehent to our readers a mof' ctirlotis paper, which was prefcntcd by Talleyraird to B6on1aparte ius the: month Iof December lait advifing him againft going *to .r r with this courtity. It proves two very irsterelling fafls-it lberws, ii the firfl place, that Bonaparte's nind. Co long ago as December-lafi,' was hent opon war: andi it dernon(lrates to Mis tbe dlalgecs we ...

... LAOND09T, AUGUST 17. The grand tbur of thie Chief Conrul, it appears, has terminated,'be having arrived at St' Cloud on Thurfday ?? Paris papers again boau l of the expeditiA. fprepariig for the . con gus of England. 'T'hore of Saturday lit| received oiv Tuefday, fipeak of an approaching journey of the Firil Conful to Brefl, afer which he is to return to Flanders,- for te purpofe of palling ...

... ginp rtat parlittamnt. 0cuac - ?? HOUSE Of LORDS, Frida Aqgu if. 'O HIS da1 hii Majefly eame down in bis urtual flace I to the Hoofe-of Peers, for the purpole of pro- soguing the Parliament. A Meffage being fent to the Houre of Commons by Sir Francis Molyuetnt, Gentleman Ulher of the Black Rod, with his Marefly's commands, defiiina their attendance on his Majefly, The Commons, preceded by ...

... . CHRONOLOGICAL SKETCH OF THE: G the YEabr it ,Scen. Of the YEMiR 1802.: s . _, , ?? 7ANUARr 1. A N account received of the capture by tlhe Britilh AL foces, of the ifland of Ternate. in the E a It lndies.-D. Mr. Jackion-v was prefented at tile Court of thc Thuilleries to the Chief Co nful, as Minife r Plenipotentiary fromn ' the Court of St. James's.- 6. A couirt martial as afferobled on ...

... LONDONJ, APRIL 19x. I; Is ; - :- - - ,- ?? W E underaand that his Excellency J. Muonrie has been appointed American Ambaffador at this Court. He is now at Paris; and is expec ed in London in about ten days. A fleet of fourteen fail of the line is ordered to affemble in Torbay. We hear from the Hague, of the 6th of April, that a. general flagnation in trade pre- vails throughout Holland, and ...

... FIOL.TIIE LONDON GlZETTE. iEs-rrszNsTaEr, May 17. THIS day the Royal Aifent. was given, by T Conimiflion to the 1riiis ]eveltnu-anud Bank Relividion. Bills, the Sugar dra\back,t- Grenada Loan, Nottingham Magiftracy; a'nd Inlikepers iicreafedi Allowance -Bils, sl~lk to I eight otiher public and 22 private-Bills. -:'-'B.4NKRUPT&- - JohnBairdc.late oflTottenhara-court, St.Pancras, Mid- dlefvx, ...

... SAtdqay mid Suncday's Mails. . . ~ -LONDOY,-rc f.- TpHR. u ilstfthmtontinent have krs Ryt oL joaruee.whidv an threvw ny ,r xaj light on the jrefnY.i1 k atin. I- tn61twas, boweseriit w=eY t ?? to OR mbrning, to have hbntedl ar riers, vt j& Wfsb iftyi vas a t .i'et off, a 1ndi~ger arrived at - uCkinghatn-Houfie, and in a : ?? minutes afltgrwatds the Minifter him- eI£~ !fieKie-lig's jourtey was ...

... D S-A . j;EDNE$D.AY's MANIt. LONDON, (T ?? 2§ : HiIS morning were received the Pris.Pa|- J.-crs of the 25th. The Moniteur cou- ns 1otbi g of any importance. The other E ers, in ?? the illitary preparations ie madenfrom the mouth of the eteufe to tlie, ?? ia i adding that inrcafe ofwar, alarge, body of troops will be affemb 'led on that part 0f die Vntch Coafi, exrefu a lope that it will not be ...

... otfidaY and Satuilay's Posts. -ridaY T ev-lmal ri ferl. FridaY alit& -WXw _ _I__ rrdaY LONDOT, (FPriday.) Jute 24. ~TELLIGENCEC of aln interefting nature, Jtrrleaiug the defigns of the Firfi Conful, heO eratiolS of the French troops in the 1 0ld t PRepublic, has been communicated lets froil the Hague of tbe 13th intl. °te Batian army, and all the military a s of thc State, are now officially ...

... SUMMAIt OF I POLITICS. 0 E1IGRAMTsON.-A reportbhas beenwnadeto the House: of ComnObhs from the cbmwittee appoijitdto c-iamine ito the tir4bt of -,I coasts, &c. of Scotland, reid tingitoemlgrationJ and, npen the authority of ihis report, the following resolutions wire,-on the 17th .nst, Tmoved by Mr Hawkins BrOw-n' That persons emigyating from diff&rntparts of r the. United Kingdom to hiS ...

... SUMMAR tOF PLLJTTiCS.; .EHANOVER.--The Moniteur of thel j171h instant coutains an article, in ithe a f rote on-the English news, stating that th6 eobncil, to assist at- which his Majesty came from Windsor on the 11th instant, was eld on' the subject of the convention between Gen. Mortier and the Hanoverian Regency. 4 Ats extraordinary courier, says ?? teur, carried. this instr ent for the ...

... TO TlE CHANCELLOR OFPTHE EX12HEQU ER. SiR,-Towards the close of your Budget speech, that speech on which Iaam about to make a few remarks, you are pleased to de- scribe. yourself as being - an insig 'cant iperson i but, though, can have little objection to acknowledge the accuracy of this description, as far as it may apply to your birth, qualities, and-talents, yet, when I -behold you- ...