... FopEIN YIN TILLIGEIVCR CONSERVA IIVE StNhAtE. gFSSAGE FROM. T 155 FIEST CONSUL. S1. Cloud, Ap rt li. FiRST CONSUL OF Ti4E REPUBLIC, fo THF. CONSRitVATIVP SENATE. - Thc Suiatnrr Tjifpvh Bonaparte, Grard GTiccr of F 0-of -itDOlir, hrS .xpreljed to nme his defire of 1hiring of bitc Arny encamped upoti the coalt of Boulogne, , Sii r 9: --: inl it9 glrry. 1 c) nor; lrt tba! it was for the goon of ...

... 'ALTERATION t TiHE. 1FO'M tr PRAYER IhOI TriF TING'S HEALM Ii. There is fomething very e trabrdinary in the alterti- tions-whiich have been made in the Form of Prayer ufed yefterday ref'peaing the King's health. The al- teration was made only on Thurfday,or the day before. Who comrhdnicated the change to the conmpiler of thte Form of Prayer, and on whofe authority ? Have we not been told for ...

... THE; MlolANIIVG CHA'.IWICLL . LONDON: SA TUJRDA r, Pll,2r -6, We yeRerday received American Papers tD t11C 2d of May, inclurive. The following is an extract of a letter received in this country from a gcntteman well qualified to judge of the fubject to which he alludes. Ex:ran of a lete rfrorw New lork., A/ay i, iSo4. Lalr evening I received a letter from General Dt.f- I SA L I N es, (lating, ...

... THE MaORNIVG CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAl; 1121T3. We lament to fay, that no eCffESual progret U- been made in the arrangement of the Govet was expe~ted that Mr. PurT would have bee ted to his Majeay's prefence yelterday inri'g' which cafe that gentlemrtn wouid have nodaub t before the KiNG a juft report of theStare tion, both as to its internal and fareigr aft5 thereby have flewat the ...

... t ENDA 1 ROU'R. Yefrdaly a Cer-eral Court w's heljd at the Etjltndi± Honfr, ,or the purpofe of laying be'fore the Proprictors, l'apers relativc to the condudt of the War in India. Tb1eCIEAihMAN, in a li3orc but inaipreflivc fpeec1l, opened the bufirers, in the coullt of' Which he p-.id the higheit cinpilt1oents to Marquis Wellcfley, Generals Lake; St John and W!C!flcy -y be dwitk partlcularls ...

... NoA.9NN J INTELLIGENCE. tji ,MSN&TRC oT ir MARINE A.No LdLON~tS, TO Tti VIAatftMT PRECECIS AND TO -trz COMMISSART GENE- ltL Or A4.19INL, aT ANT .vrcrrr Paris, 4th Floreca, litli Year. Tlhetc are nn mcans, Citizen Pretdl., which our enemies leave onenxploycd, in order to obtain ilitelligence from the portt of ,he gepublic, and to procure inforniatioir of the Rtate of our iriarlme force as well ...

... AiaE ADMINISTRTION. Though long in the habit of obrerving the chara's and turns of public fentiment, we do not remember any thing fo flrong, unequivocal, and decifive as the general opinion' upon thet plan of Adminifiration now in the bands of Mr. Pirf. The public expefaftion has bpen fadly difappointed, and we have little.hefita- tiorr in faying, that if Mr. PITT has r1ot caufed, he might ...

... PRAATCE. n t~~1iflUNTE, X~thtLROREAL.'MAt *. 7 iEXtRAO:kDtARY' SlTWiNG. 'An e trAorainary'r6wd-of fpedatos this day, a yefterday, filled the Tribunes, and the interior of the ' Hall. The Sitting was opened at tw o'clock. The Pre- fident intimated that Carnot being the only Tribune, whQfe namewas ihfcribed againit the mnotion, liberty of addrelling the Tribuniate was afforded him. CARLNOT ...

... . 2/IlL -TOz A-, & LO - IN DON: } ~~SAW.A a MiArrWi~ . Nithin r fartiler has yet tranf,)ired tefpeiing the or- rangernent fur a new Adminifmrationt ; nor is it l:kah there flould till every thing is fhtticd ke who are belt informed are the niofi caere:,C unfeafonably vwhtt they know. Lme t UIr snt on Man. day we (hall be able to communicate frawtehina. faai-9.. tory to our Readers. MofM of the ...

... 2TBE MOORAING CIRUINICLE& LONDON: TUS sDA r, MAY e,. Yellerday, at t;hree o'clock, his MAJEsTY held a Privy Counci], which was attended by the Duke of PORTLAND; Vifcol.nts CASTLEREAGH and. MEL- VILLE; Earls CHATrAi4, DARTWOUTTH,.CAMDFN, WINCHELSEA and WEsTMoRELAND, Lords HAWKE5- BUar, HoBART, G. TaYNNE, Sir H. B. NEALEand Mr. PITI. The following were fworn into office, and had the honour to ...

... TIZE 'AfONING Cil HRNICLE. LONDON: FSlDzfr, MA2- . ...

... TfIE MORNING CHiROXICL& LONDON: § ~ ~~TiBURSIDAr, AfIlr 24. No farther intelligence has arrived from tie Con' nenr ; to which, fince the late firong and markeddi. approbation expreffed by R uflia, of the condue of th FjIsT COJSUL, the attention of the pubbic is anxiod~ direfled. It is evident that a difpofition to arreft, andt1 controul, if not to combat, the refilefs and domineerir fpirit of ...