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To the Independent ELECTORS of the Roemo of AYLES• BURY, and FREEHOLDERS of the HUNMEDS therm:lto Inl^ o ll lll ll. O.I)ITLZMIN, A N in ) ntinttt Report having been circulated tha t I am ftlil in Parliament, and that my profent Canvali is not foriens.but intended only to obtain • knowledge of your fentiments fro a future ocean's' (although I truft you will give me credit for sot Ming from fuch unworthy motives), I feel it my duty to ac quaineyou, that I have accepted the Sttwardfhip of the Chiltern Hundreds, which has vacated my Seat in Parliament. I bq lea* MO to ftate my ftrm convldion, that by the exer tions of my Friends, I have already received fufficient affurances of fupport, to give me a decided majority on the Poll. I beg to ex prefs my acknowledgments for thofe exertions, sad carnally re tina% a continuance thereof, which caunot fail to wawa and sliabliih the event in my favour. • I have the honour to be, with great truth. Your obligeWlLd and humble Servant. LIAM CAVENDISH. The Returning Oficers having fixed Friday next for holding the Fletlion ' I earrwilly requeft the favour of your early attend ance on thatdayr—Latinter's, July sib, tilos. FRANCE. PARIS, JUNE :9. ►ROM THU HAMBURG!' ►A►tR ( f CORRESPONDINTIN, OT JUNI 27. - - . The Members of the Senate and Council of State, are appointed Commandants of the Legion of Ho nour. Laft Friday, about nine in the evening, Her Im perial Highnefs the Princefs BaCCIOCHI prefented to the Burnam' Madame d'Hozisa, the wife of C s d'Hoz II Z, one of thofe condemnedto death, accompanied by her daughter, of fix years of age; the threw herfelf at the feet of the Eursaoe, who tras pleafed gracioufly to grant to her fupplications the pardon of her hufband. General Mon say has to-day new furnifbecl.accord, Ing to his tale, his apartment in the Temple. His meals are daily brought to him from his own houfe, and revved up on plate. Of the twenty perfons condemned to death, eight have been removed to the Bicetre; of the twelve that Rill remained in the Conciergerie, eight have received their pardon, and been removed to the Tem ple : the four others, Georges, Cemercier, 'Alan, and C.adoadal, have been carried to the Bicetre. The Imperial Crown, furmounted with a globe, intended foe the Coronation of the Emperor Nitro silos, is already finithed, and is extremely beautiful and valuable. Though reveral of the Foreign AmbaJors here have received their new cradentaals. they will not prefent them till a particular day, which will be fixed by the Xis MOIL. The Emprcfs pigments has fent to Vienna 4 very *eat toilette of gold. yet with choice diamonds. and a gold bluff box richly inlaid. containing a .complete slters of Brach lace, finer than ever was teen before. PRIVATE LETTERS. Vino's, jugs 2o.—Though we defire to conti. tine in peace, we are prepared for war ; our Imperial treafury is better fupplied than in yoa ; utir regi- Meats are more than complete, our military arfenals over Roved, and, within twenty months, fix hundred pieces of artillery of different calibres have been caR merely for encampments, not to (peak of thofe of calibre for lieges and the ramparts of fortreffes. Ac cording to the official lilt delivered to our military chancery the tit ;oft. our army of the line, including poops of all kinds, amounted then to 360,500 men and 9466 men fupernumerary in the different recruit ing depots. Our militia is as well difciplitsed as our troops of the line, amounting to n 6,444 men. AU our troops are regularly paid; but fuch is the prn 7 dente and economy of our Empalme, and his ref peeable brother the Arch• Duke C as, that the Imperial Cagy tk Refrye contains no lefs than too millions of florins, in ready money. With loch means, and fuch refources, very few provocations, ineced. will be fufficient to induce our Sovereign to revenge the intuits offered to his rank, and to his houfe, as well as to the Empire of which he is the Chief. CORTI), MAT 9. —The laft courier that arrived bete from Ruffia brought orders, by virtue of which the maintenance of the Ruffian forces, in the Repub lic of the Seven Iflands, wht.ther land or lea, (hall in future be entirely at the charge of his barium. Ma 311STI. Till now an annuli fum of one hundred and twenty thoufand crowns was paid from the Treafury of the Republic of the Seven Iflands, as the half of the pay of thele forces. The EIS r t aoa At.sx Mips& alto thanked the Republic for the offer of crating him a Monument, as had been decreed by their Le 'illative Body, requefling that the funds deftined fur that objea flould be laid out on fome work of pub. lic utility. The Prince and Prefident of the lonian Senate yefierday announced to the people there traits of rare generofity in a Sovereign, worthy in cleft of their big - heit gratitude. The following is the PROCLAMATION Stivin ST THS PRINCE AHD PRISIDINT Of TNt ISLANDS, DATLD M•Y 8 : 01 Formerly, Citizens, our State groaned ander a bard tyranny. Liberty tame (Wally within our reach, but the abaft which wan mode oft, snl the acids of Republican mamas, *cad trouble every where. Dlforder has difapptared, and we have obtained a deed fyftean of Government, which promifes glorious days to our polterity. Sub of you, Citisens, will acknowledge in the gene lOU Reflorer of our well being, after GOD, the proteaor of na tions, Arsaaaetas who widens that ours lhould enjoy methane happinefs; and, from its infant Rate the advantages of maturity. 'flat Hens, Citizen, of the Sewn 111;stds, fenfikie of the with es- Veiled by our Reprefestmives, of placing the Statue of his flared piton in the hall of the 1./tifloture, will not content that a part of the lkeble refourees of the Pepublic fbookl be employed for this porpsfe• be widen that it fliould be confccrated to lonic ellablith- Inern which maybe produaive of Immediate to",„.antage to the pro ve, He has, befides, ended to be notified to tits Pk nipatentlary, that It Is his *shore that the espence of maintaining his inviocible Ica and land forces. garrlfuned in our Republic, thould be defray ed by the Imperial Traafury ; and that confequently It (honk! or gallon no .spruce to the Treasury of the Republic. Miens, be hold to thefe elevated thoughts of Act: snot it,tbe happy &flint which Is yn r Ins, and will be that of your praerity ! We can ac tually govern and adminifter, by our proper ofourceta--found aft hf initi-ations--aeteterate the ellahlifkment of the National t siineen--rce,fino the revisal dour mother tongue among 0.. and It the virtue of our aocritor.,wkhout overburdening the pro wi:b unwerliary Tames, and even with the certain hope of ads ring to our pulkerity a mad and agreeable Ere. Thus &dates the iotainey of the Rep o . x of the !seven Mande.. Undir fuels brilliant services, and atoulft fo much profpctity, the appean be fore her Auguit Benefactor fo much the more worthy of ban ; re bine ',pew her proper force , R e Is more capable of feeling, m ail its latitude, the importance of beers Rowe. Let VW bee only for r restart. an' to render The homage of our gratitude to Atit aaDis. tbe,fntscdu and protetne of oar Republic. (Slor.d) " t.mu CA, Prises and PreLekut. " CN CAW/117MA. SOLWOWaI of State A4RLI.4MENTiIItr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JULY 6. The Bill to prevent trigs offenders from coming to England. or removing !ram one county to another In Ireland, seem through a Conantittce—Ordered to be reported on Monday. am ' s Di vorce Bill. In reference to the fecond reading of Lin g ti Mr. George Thornpfon, who was ordered to attend this day, un derwent • i ce of ab odee Bar, the oea was to steer tlo the place of the lady's M. Tim m er = Rated. that when he lags heard of the lady. Om reacted in Rose part of Franee he wss inclined to think foe was Rill in France. and hoped In the courfe of a tittle time to be able to learn the place of her relent refidence for the information of their Lordihips. In confequence of what tranfpired. Mr. Thompfon was order ed to attend again on Monday fe'nnight, and &reeled in the Inter val to endeavour to find out the place of Mrs. Lingbant's refi dence.—Fartber confideration of the Bill was pofiponed. The Bill for enabling Foreigners to inlift into the EVINI CO , vice, and the London Coal Market Dill, was brought from the Commons, and read the firft time.--AdJourned till to-msorrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lord MAR SHAM reported from the hiteldklei Illation Committee, that a perfon, named Cyprian Willed', who had been (unnamed as a .witnefs before that Committee, prevaricated t in his evidence • and his Lortilidp moved that he be exillathea Newgate--Ordered. A Menge from the Lomb infoemed Me Hoak, that tile Lords had agreed to the Ind; Caftans and Ezeife Dutyll, with foam Private Bill& Certain Accounts were brought sp from the Stamp Moe, and ordered to lie on the Table. On the motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH, the India Budget, which Bend for Monday, was podponed.to Twfday next. llaa London Coal Free Market 818 was raid a third that and Illlts Chatham Oversee Accommodation SiII was reported, and ordered to be reed a third time to-marrew. Oa the wades of Mr. ROSE, the repro of the Cotton IVianu. faasrers BM was ordered to be rewired ea Manley. Lady lUlyrardea's Annuity wig read a third tiros and • paled Mr. Form Rae notice. that ha would tomorrow. in a Committee of the whole Hook fablnit a propolitleo to confider of the propriety of warelsoulng home-made Spirits lu Ireland. and of regulating the drawbacks on the erportatbso of the fame. Slr JOHN S:NCLAIR partneri his motion relative to Corn In Scotland until Monday. The Nil for explaining and amending the Ads relative 60 Hackney Coaches, the Property Adt Commillioners Bill, she To bago Free Part DUI, the Id& Small lank Notes and and the hifis County Bullet NIL were lead fetadd time, and ordered to be cams et to-morrow. ilke Stang Duty Regulation DM tbe griter-Maiter-Onte• yaU,Re. Fran klug al, end the CMI Lift increaisßome read a Nod eautudetad foe Mooney. - - _ maw LOTTIIIY. The HouCehaving refolved itfelf into a Coalmines of Ways and Means, Mr. Alexander in the Chair_ The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQP E T . rote to bring forward his motion for railing a turn of money for the enfuing year by way of lot:ery.— He meant that the number of tickets fhould be I Homo% the fame as la& year t that the price of each ticket should be tol. and the whole Turn be 800,0001. The whole to be divided into three Lotteries. He should alto propose that, innead of railing a specific fume% one given time, by which the public might be deprived, as was the cafe Taft year, of the chance of having tickets on advantageous terms, the Commit fioners be now empowered to take advantage of the market, by making bargains from time to time. Thi. would have the e ff e& of extending the compe tition as widely as polLble among the individuals who lbould contra& for the Lottery. He then mov ed, that it be the opinion of the Committee, that the Lords Commiffioners of his Majelly's Treetury have power to contra& for the turn of Soo,oool. to be raifed by Lottery Tickets, each ticket not to exceed lot. The Refolution was agreed to, and the Houfe being returned, the Report was ordered to be receiv ed to-morrow. The Committee of Ways and Means and Supply were afterwards ordered to fit on Monday. LONDON DOCKS. Mr. HUSKISSON Paid, he fuppofed the Motion he was about to Make, was one which no Gentleman would have any objeftion to. On the contrary, he believed it would give fati.faCtion to every body to hear that the London Docks, towards the opening of which he now propofed certain regulations, were in furls a hate of forwardnefs, that it was expeeed they would he opened for the reception and accom modation of Blipping, early in the month of Septem ber. The Bill he meant to move for, was to have three objets in view. tit. To give additional faci lity to the trade of the Port of London ; ad. To pro. vide for the greater fecurity of that trade; and 3d. To provide for the greater fecurity of the revenue arifing out of it. There would be in the Bill a va riety of details, which he fhould not now enter into; but there conftituted its principal objects. All the regulations that (hould be contained in the Bill, had been already concerted and planned by the DireEtors of the Company ; and met with the approbation of all to whom they had been fubmitted. He then con cluded with moving, that leave be given to bring in a Bill for the warehoufing certain goods within the limits of certain docks, which were made under the provificons of an Aft of tkc 4oth of the King, for the better accommodation of (hipping •in the Port of London. Leave was given. CORN. On the third reading of the Corn Bill. Colonel STANLEY Mid, he had been applied to by feveral perfons, who wilhed that the periods when the alterations in the rates of bounty on corn com. ing from America wcre to take place, fhotild be ex tended to a longer time. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER raid, he had no objeOion to extending the time ; tor it was fair, that if corn, which had been ordered be fore the Bill was introduced, &fluid arrive after a certain time, it Ihould be allowed to be entered ac cording to the former rates of bounties. But he would not content to have the time extended fo as to enable perfons to fend out teeth orders. Mr. WESTERN propofed a classic for making the rates lower on corn coming from the Britith co. lonics in America, than from any other foreign place. The rate he propofed was, 531. on wheat, when the rate from other countries, was 6os. per quarter. Mr. FOSTER introduced a clank for regulating the rates between Great Btitain and Ireland. The further p-oceedings oa the Bill were poll wined until to-morrow, in confequence of a Motion intended to be made by Mr. Patieln, for fixing the rropottion of the rates A rye, barley, and oats, corn ing from Canada, according to the rate upon wheat- LOAII. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice, that be would, on Monday next, tubmit a propofition to the Houk, relative to the Ruck cle ated bylethat was called the Loyalty Loan. ItISR ADDITIAVAL VC) let alit. The Houle having refolved icier into a Commit tee on this Bill, fere& amendments were propofed and adopted. Mr. GZLES objeded to that danfe in the Bill which went to empower the Lord Lieutenant of Ire land to lower the bounty, and propofed that it Ibould not be lowered to more than three. fourths of the bounty. Sir EVAN NEPEAN Paid, it was only intended to veil the Lord Lieutenant with that power in cer tain cafes where he fhould think it neceffary. Mr. SHERIDAN laid, he never would content to the granting of fuch a power. The power might be abuted. It was well known, that martial law Rill veined in Ireland; and in tome counties, which were futpeded of treafon or ditaffeetion, this poorer might Ise converted into an infirument of oppreffion. The bounty might be made to low, that men mutt either be compelled to enlitt, or the counties unable to pro- cure men would become fubjed to heavy fines and penalties. The amendment was then adopted ; and the Houfe being returned, the Report was ordered to be brought ' up to-morrow. The Committee on the frith Malt Importation Dill, was put off till to-morrow.—Adjourned, LONDON. SATURDAY, JULY y. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK ; Cat for July 311—Rodoeed sqvallagom s prom, Lang A. 10 r{-all MUCK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 3pa Cast. Rod. Off 1 Longi6l 3 pa C. Conf. Amain Impala 3 pet Cast. 55 4 pa Coat- 730 Ezeisq. BM, so mate, s per Cale. Navy o Oloalum 4 prow 15 pa Call. 1797 97 Confab fa ofig.s7o. We are enabled to Rate, on the authority of Officers belonging to the blockading fquadron, that the moil unremitting exertions continue to be made by the enemy, for the completion of their preparations ; and that whenever our fquadron appears off Bow logne, an incredible, and, from the crowded date of them, an incalculable number of Teals, confining of brig; of a large file, pra3ms, and other defcrip. lions, come out of the inner road, and take poll in the outer one. This mancenvre is immediately fol lowed by an embarkation of troops. The encamp ment behind Boulogne appears to be confiderably augmented in depth ; but it is imagined that the principal part of it, confining of the left wing, is not occupied. The Setae. Captain D. ATKINS, who commands a detachment of the blockading fquadron, is arrived in the Downs with feveral (loops and (mall veffels. Admiral Louts, with the heavy ships, bombs, and remainder of the fquadron, is in Dun genefs, being compelled to quit the blockade, in con fequence of the wind having changed, and the blow ing weather. Previous, however, to their quitting the Ration, the whole French force, ratified with its bravado, had retired into the harbour. On the flighteft alteration in the wind and weather. the Admiral will refume his blockading pafition. We have the fatisfadion to mention, that a very gallant *Rion has been performed by the boats of the Rsovaos, ofd guns, commanded by Captain Boys, who cut out two of the enemy's veffels from under the batteries near Cape Grifnez. The prizes prove. however, to be wretched craft, of a very bad con liruaion, without any troops on board, and with only 53 men in both of them. To the account given in our paper of Thurfday refpaking the two defences picked up in a boat by the Locum we are enabled to add the following par ticulars, being the extra of a letter received from Ramfgate " Wednefday two French prifoners, or rather de. ferters, from the French army at Boulogne, were brought here. and taken to Lord KEITH for exami nation; they were in regimentals, blue with red facing. It appears that one of them is a ferjeant of artillery, and deferted, he lays. on account of having had a difpnte with the Captain ; the other is a drum mer in the fame corps, who, having nabbed his com rade, was obliged to make off; they therefore planned together. felted a (mall boat at night, and came off to one of our gun-brigs, two or three leagues from the thore, were taken on board, and brought to the flag•lhip in the Downs. There men report, that the French army, within a diflrie of 12 miles round Boulogne, contifts of one hundred thoufand men, and the number of boats there ready f.r fea is efti mated at about t 3co ; but acknowledge that they are not yet prepared to come over. Both thefe de fetters have offered to enlid into our artillery corps ; but it does not appear that their propofal has been yet accepted, as they have been fent on board the flag-(hip again. u If any credit may be paid to what there men af fen, it would feem by the following circumnance, that the French army does sot appear to be quite fa tidied with Bo AAAA affuming the Imperial dig nity : notice being fent to the army at Boulogne of the day Bow • rag. ea was to be proclaimed Emperor; on that day the General commanding there had an Imperial Crown affixed on his tent, where it remained all day : but at night it was torn off and trampled under foot by the foldiers. Another circussaance they Overt, which is very probable, viz. that very often, when die wind feta in (bore, the boats in Bou logne harbour are much dam:g:d from their being fo aumerous and dote together ; the rolling of the fea dallies them one againd the other, fo that they were obliged to be condartly repiactd , v Lich t.stafes much sfilatisfaition." A letter from gandgate, received yelterday, Lys. .1 A gen brig is now coming over, a prize, but to what 'eget I have not learnt." A letter from Berlin flates, that the Cabinet of Peter!burgh will certainly refute to acknowledge the new Emperor ofVrance. It is, however , added, that this refufal will have no effe& upon the other Courts of Europe. Another letter Elates, that the Eleftor of 8AD314 has entirely let at Tell the &fruition that was expelled to take place in the Piet of Rot ifbon, on the fubjeft of the violation of the territory tr.f that Elec - torate by the French. Thus i t appears, that gotta tetra has infolently declined to furnifh any expla nation of his conduit in this affair ! A Letter from Hamburgh, dated 0 9th Junes fay, : . 1 Letters from Riga mention, as s 4 fall, that the Ruffian fleet at RCVaI has already fail, d, and that it will be joined by the fleet from Cronfb telt ; they fay, that on board thefe fleets is a numeron s corps of Ruffian troops, wbofe fir) deftination 14 Ireland. Notwithflanding thefe warlike appearances, the com mon opinion is, that during the prefent year the peace of the continent will not be interrupted, becaufe the Ruffian troops are only regarded as Eng li(b auxi liaries. w It is reported that the King of PR uscuL has, by the drmand of BoararalLTS, written a fecond letter to Louts XVIII. with ropofils to iefign bb claims to the throne of Trance; but that this unfortunate Prince has given no ether anfwer than that he would fend a copy, both of his PIVSSIAN MA/111TI 's letter ond that of Monfieur BOVA AAAAA which aocompa tried It, to St. Peteriburgh."—That a Ruffian army (Wald be embarked for the purpofe of heing landed in Ireland, every one acquainted with the conftitu tion of this country mull treat as a groundlefs fpeen.. lotion. No Minitler would dare to land a Ruffian force in any part• of the United Kingdom, without the content of Parliament previpufly obtained; and it mug, indeed, be an extreme cafe in which fuck content world be applied for. To that part of the above letter we are not inclined to pay any atten tion; but we think the pafage interefting in a gene. ral view, as (hewing the public opinion and feeling in Roffia. The following extra& of a letter from Paris, throws a light on the late charges of confpiracy in France. which it was inspoffible to extraft from the mutilated and perverted ftatements which were fparingly and reluaantly iffued from the Preis in that Country :- 0 The depofrtions of the perfons accufed of con. fpiring assign Boma its Government, and the proceedings of the Court, prove that their rained a bold plan for overthrowing, in one day, and by a fin• gle effort, the tyrannywhich degrades France, and tub. jugates the Continent of Europe ; but that this end was to be attained by affarmation has not been prey.. eel, though the Corfican has ufed every endeavour to Produce fuck a belief. The dagger of ibme obfkore affaffin would doubtlefs have terminated, with font* certainty, the horrible reign of the tyrant : but would an expedient of this kind—would an enterprife, free from danger, have become men who had devoted their exiftence to the eitabliihment of order in Prance. and of peace. in Europe ? " It was Pica soar: who formed the defign of at tacking with equal arms so ufurper, againft whotA the combined means of civil and foreign war could no longer be united. A (mall number of brave men. commanded by two Princes of the Houfe of Bourbon. were to attack BON•PAILTB in the midft of his ercort, and to carry him off, if the obftinate refinance of his guards did not prevent them. It was than intended to make the Senate itfelf put him in a hate of atcufa tion, and afterwards to proclaim the reiteration of • the Monarchy. This projee was ample, and the more certain that it required few means, few confi dants, and was calculated to aftenith by the rapidity of its execution, as well as by the b-Idnefs of its com bination. In inch an enterprize the concurrence of Measau was not neceffary, but his oppofition might become extremely dangerous. It was to be feared that the power limited from the tiforper would be tranfmitted to him ; and that the Connituted Bodies,, and the inert part of tke nation, fore of having a man ids capricious and defpotic than B , would Rill prolong the exikence of their equivocal and ilk ! gitimate Government.—Moasau was founded : he teftified much ditfatisfaftion towards Bo AAAAA rs, and a great define to be reconciled with Pick loan. This difporition was taken for fomething bold and decifive; but if the fititation and charafter of MoaeAu had been well underftood, lets confidence would have been placed in the afperities which (leaped him. It would have been eafily difeovered that his dilTatisfac- Lion was far Irene having reached that pitch which induces men to tont - pile againli a detefted Govern ment.—Mos EAU was chagrined at the negleft of 80. . His difguft was incrcafed by his mother its-law and his wife.who could not bear to be eclipfed by the Ladies of the New Court ; but this was only capable of producing private difconteot, and could not lead to any aft of open aggreftion. Some reports. which had all the appearance of truth, perfuaded PIC toku that Measau only wait ed for him to take a decifive part, and to exert all his influence againit the Come z. It was impoffible to refute attention to Inch indications: the courage and loyalty of Pica t city induced him to brave every danger to attach to the !twit noble of enterprifes the only General who had partisans at Paris among the Curios authorities.", We that t tieliv< ever filch kg ii • of 1 N idyl 44 0 4 .Mt! . or .I. rail Y 4 Ke% Cur !NIA w WIT ears dor Offi two Chip of II Whi jell ere; Mr tdj ore La,