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Monthly Chronicle.

The Duke of Leinster , after determining to separate his interests from those of Administration , wrote to the Lord Lieutenant , informing him , that he meant to call a meeting of the county of Kildare , for the purpose of petitioning his Majesty to dismiss his Ministers . His Grace also went to the Castle , and repeated the substance of his letter , when the Lord Lieutenant said that he sup- posed lie meant to give up his oflice ; the Duke replied : ' Undoubtedly / and since lie thought him unworthy of a civil office , he deemed himself equally unfit fora military one ! he therefore desired to resign the command of the Kildare Militia ; and to have his name immediately struck off the list of the Privy Council . ' [ TO BE CONTINUED . ])

FOREIGN 1 N 2 'EL L ICE MCE . PARIS . No sooner had Generals Victor , Kilmaihs , and Hoche , heard of the violent proceedings of tha Venetians against the French at Verona , than they inarched to assist General Ballaud , who had retired to the citadel . Preparations being made fora bombardmentthe town surrendered on the evening of the 24 th of

, April , and on the 26 th the French again took possesion of Verona . Venice and the Pope seem likely to become the political victims of Europe , A municipality of 50 members of the several states has been erected at Venice , under the presidency of six French Commissaries , appointed by General Buonaparte . —The Golden Book , the Robes of Ceremony ofthe Nobles and Senators , and other Ensigns of Aristocracy , have been burned , and the greatest confusion prevails . Many of the rich Nobles , especially those who have estates in Dalmatiahave gone under the protection of tlie Emperor to Trieste .

, The French took in the Venetian town of Saio 107 5 pounds weight of wrought silver ; and on the lake of Garda the flotilla exacted from that town , 100 , 000 livres , as a ransom . They have also obliged Brescia and Bergamo to give up all their wrought silver , and to pay a certain sum for the maintenance of the French troops . The French have imposed on Verona , after having severely retaliated for the assassination of fioo French sick soldiers in the hospitals , a contribution of five

million , four hundred thousand livres , and have required the surrender of all plate , public or private . The preliminaries of peace offered by Buonaparte to the Venetians stipulated for the payment of 1 , 500 , 000 ducats in ready money , the free maintenance of the French troops while in their territory ; 3 , , 000 ,. livres in naval stores ; - 40 pictures , the most valuable manuscripts in the library of St . Mark , several statues , & C-. The French were about to carry away St . Anthony ' s tongue and chin , with

other valuable relics , from Padua , but the inhabitants redeemed them by raising 35 , 000 livres in a few hours . All the state spies of the old Aristocratic Government of Venice , amounting " to no ( ess than 2000 , have entered into the French Army , The French expect to add to their naval force 32 Venetian ships ofthe line , zfi frigates , and a number of smaller vessels . A part of the Venetian fleet has sailed for Corfu , Zamti , and Cephalonia , with 10 , 000 French troops to garrison , those islands .

The state-prisons at Venice , whence so many victims have been precipitated into the sea with stones tied round their necks , are at length demolished , and freedom of speech restored , after having been denied for so many hundred years . We are assured that ten millions sent by Buonaparte are on their way to the French Treasury .

The village of Pitola , near Mantua , the country of the celebrated Virgil , has been exempt from all contributions . Buonaparte has besides ordered care to be taken that the inhabitants receive no injury , and that the Commune be indemnified as much as possible for all the misfortunes sustained by them during the Siege of Mantua .

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LONDON: Article 2
TO CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Article 3
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICE OF MR. WILLIAM WHITE. Article 4
ADDENDA TO THE MEMOIR OF MR. THOMAS HULL, Article 5
ON THE PECULIAR EXCELLENCIES OF HANDEL'S MUSIC. Article 6
HISTORY OF THE SCIENCES FOR 1797. Article 7
CURSORY REMARKS ON SHAKSPEARE'S MEASURE FOR MEASURE. Article 10
THE COLLECTOR. Article 12
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF PETER PORCUPINE; Article 18
A BRIEF SYSTEM OF CONCHOLOGY. Article 22
DESCRIPTION OF THE PEAK OF TENERIFFE. Article 26
ACCOUNT OF A REMARKABLE SLEEP-WALKER. Article 30
THE FREEMASONS' REPOSITORY. Article 34
OPINIONS CONCERNING MASONRY. WITH THE CHARACTER OP A TRUE FREEMASON. Article 36
A CHARGE Article 37
A VINDICATION OF MASONRY. Article 40
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 41
GRAND LODGE OF SCOTLAND. Article 41
REVIEW OP NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 42
POETRY. Article 50
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT. Article 54
HOUSE OF COMMONS. Article 57
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 62
OBITUARY. Article 70
LIST OF BANKRUPTS. Article 73
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Monthly Chronicle.

The Duke of Leinster , after determining to separate his interests from those of Administration , wrote to the Lord Lieutenant , informing him , that he meant to call a meeting of the county of Kildare , for the purpose of petitioning his Majesty to dismiss his Ministers . His Grace also went to the Castle , and repeated the substance of his letter , when the Lord Lieutenant said that he sup- posed lie meant to give up his oflice ; the Duke replied : ' Undoubtedly / and since lie thought him unworthy of a civil office , he deemed himself equally unfit fora military one ! he therefore desired to resign the command of the Kildare Militia ; and to have his name immediately struck off the list of the Privy Council . ' [ TO BE CONTINUED . ])

FOREIGN 1 N 2 'EL L ICE MCE . PARIS . No sooner had Generals Victor , Kilmaihs , and Hoche , heard of the violent proceedings of tha Venetians against the French at Verona , than they inarched to assist General Ballaud , who had retired to the citadel . Preparations being made fora bombardmentthe town surrendered on the evening of the 24 th of

, April , and on the 26 th the French again took possesion of Verona . Venice and the Pope seem likely to become the political victims of Europe , A municipality of 50 members of the several states has been erected at Venice , under the presidency of six French Commissaries , appointed by General Buonaparte . —The Golden Book , the Robes of Ceremony ofthe Nobles and Senators , and other Ensigns of Aristocracy , have been burned , and the greatest confusion prevails . Many of the rich Nobles , especially those who have estates in Dalmatiahave gone under the protection of tlie Emperor to Trieste .

, The French took in the Venetian town of Saio 107 5 pounds weight of wrought silver ; and on the lake of Garda the flotilla exacted from that town , 100 , 000 livres , as a ransom . They have also obliged Brescia and Bergamo to give up all their wrought silver , and to pay a certain sum for the maintenance of the French troops . The French have imposed on Verona , after having severely retaliated for the assassination of fioo French sick soldiers in the hospitals , a contribution of five

million , four hundred thousand livres , and have required the surrender of all plate , public or private . The preliminaries of peace offered by Buonaparte to the Venetians stipulated for the payment of 1 , 500 , 000 ducats in ready money , the free maintenance of the French troops while in their territory ; 3 , , 000 ,. livres in naval stores ; - 40 pictures , the most valuable manuscripts in the library of St . Mark , several statues , & C-. The French were about to carry away St . Anthony ' s tongue and chin , with

other valuable relics , from Padua , but the inhabitants redeemed them by raising 35 , 000 livres in a few hours . All the state spies of the old Aristocratic Government of Venice , amounting " to no ( ess than 2000 , have entered into the French Army , The French expect to add to their naval force 32 Venetian ships ofthe line , zfi frigates , and a number of smaller vessels . A part of the Venetian fleet has sailed for Corfu , Zamti , and Cephalonia , with 10 , 000 French troops to garrison , those islands .

The state-prisons at Venice , whence so many victims have been precipitated into the sea with stones tied round their necks , are at length demolished , and freedom of speech restored , after having been denied for so many hundred years . We are assured that ten millions sent by Buonaparte are on their way to the French Treasury .

The village of Pitola , near Mantua , the country of the celebrated Virgil , has been exempt from all contributions . Buonaparte has besides ordered care to be taken that the inhabitants receive no injury , and that the Commune be indemnified as much as possible for all the misfortunes sustained by them during the Siege of Mantua .

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