Laborde, a wealthy banker who had several times redeemed his life by large sums of money, is guillotined. The principal members of the parliaments of Paris, and of Toulouse, are guillotined. 20. The woods of Vitre and Rennes burned to dislodge the royalists. 21. Gen. Beaulieu beats the French at Arlon. 22. Guadaloupe taken by the English. The old Mons. de Malsherbes, one of the generous defenders of Louis XVI. guillotined. 24. The allies beat the French near Cambray. 26. The Duke of York takes 35 pieces of cannon, and a French general; he kills 5000 men, and makes 3000 prisoners. To facilitate the sale of the lands of emigrants, they are divided into lots of three hundred livres each, and twenty years credit given. 28. The French seize Courtray the day of the annual fair, and get a great booty. 29. General Clairfait gains a considerable advantage, killing 3000 men, and taking several cannon. 30. Landrecy surrenders to the Emperor with a garrison of 6ooo men. In this month were executed, besides those mentioned already, Monsieur d'Espremenil, Chaumette, procureur of the commune of Paris, Gen. Arthur Dillon, Hebert and Simon, deputies, Gen. Roncin, Momoro, Anarcharsis Cloots, a deputy, Du Buisson, Goutte, an intruding bishop, Gen. Beisser, the Marquis of Chateau Briant, the Duchesses of Chatelet and Grammont, the Viscountess de Pont-Ville, Thouret and Chapellier, two very active revolutionists. Kosciusko puts himself at the head of a revolution in Poland. _May_ 1. In the prisons of Paris 22,000 persons are confined, and in all the departments of France 653,000. The Duke de Biron, upon sentence of death being passed upon him by the revolutionary tribunal, cried out, "I deserve it, for having betrayed my "King and served his enemies." The Count du l'Aigle, being also condemned, said to the people, "It is not my head, it is bread and "your King that you ought to demand." Decreed, that all royal houses shall be kept for the use and enjoyment of the people. 10. Robespierre obtains decrees to admit the existence of a Supreme Being, and of the immortality of the soul; and for the establishment of decadary