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Tills permed fated aa 4.f the minifters theinfilies had alone given ground of expediency, and of neceflity, t 3 their fubfequent unlawful conduit ; and therefore lie could bar think that they were fairly entitled to the fupp 'rt and indulgen'ce of the Houle: The Houfe of 6ommons, which was fo jealous of its privileges that the (lighten alteration in a money bar was univerfally confidered as a- fufficient ground tor it s ve jeelion—that Houle of Commons could not continently give any countenance to the modifica tion of duties, entirely at the option of Minifies. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ()Vetoed, that the Minifters had the fopport of the Houfe nn the fobjea of the propriety of the diffolo tion. The diffolution, therefore, being neceffary, it could not be fuppofed that the Order of Council ought to fland in the way of that meafure ;—and, therefore, he relied on the fupport of the Houle in the meafure now before it. • Sir ARTHUR PIGOTT entirely concurred with the flatements I.f Lord Howick, and cenfured in the Moll lively and emphatic terms, the late wanton aft of his Majefly's Miniftets, which led to their own breach of the law. Mr. BRAND proteßed ttrongly againft the breach of a provifion in the Bill of Rights---namely, that no duties (hall be levied for any time longer than is fanaioned by Parliament. He was far from beinig inclined to add to the great refponfibility of Mint. fters, or to with in the leall degree to impede the pro feeding' of his Majefly's Government ; but money was railed in an illegal manner, which was not occa. fl3ned by any unexpelled emergency or unavoidable neceflity. He therefore thought it was tight to l e ave Inch raft; olinifters to that refponfibility which their own temerity had occalioned. The queiiion was then put and carried. The Houle read the Bill in a Committee ; it then rzfumed, the Report was received, and the Bill was ordered to be read a third time to morrow. LIST OF THE MINORITY WHO TOTED TOR MR WHITBREAD ' S MOTION ON MONDAY LAST, TOR A COMMITTEE OP THE WHOLE ROUSE TO INQUIRE INTO THE STATE or THE NATION . Anfiruther, Sir J. Forbes. Lord Adam. Wm. Drentell. P OffuMon, Lord Althorpe, Lord Greenhill , R Neville, Hon R. O'Callaghan, Col. A hercrombie.Hon.j. Grattan, Rt Hon. H. O'Hara, C . Au' rey, Sir John Howard, Hon. W. Picric, Henry Anronie, Wm Lee Halley, W. Howlett, Lord Baring. Thor Pollington, Lord Bewicke. Calverly Phillips, R. M. Howard, henry Pigott, Sir A. Bagcnall Walter Hughes, W. L. Pym, Francis Butler. Hon. J Hamilton, Lori A. Petty, Lord Henry Butler. Hon. C. H. Jekyl. J. Pelham, Hon. C. A Bernard , Scrope Jervoife, CJ. Ponfonby, Hon. G. Byng, '...:eorge Jones, Love Parry Parnell, Henry Barham, J. Fufter Knapp, Pr ittie, lion. Wm. Baring. Alex. Knox, Hon Thos. Power R, Bichltdph, R. M Laurence, Dr. Quin Hon. W. Bradfhaw, Hon. C. Leach, John , Ridley, Sir MW. Brand, I lon. Thos. Lemon, Sir Wm. Romilly, Sir Sam. Cerribe, H. C. Lemon. Captain Ruffell, Lord W. Calcraft, J. Lambton, R. J. Sheridan, Right Hon. Creevey, Thos, Leman, John R. B. Cuthbert, R. J. Lyttletor , Hon. W. Shelly, Henry Cavendifh, G. H. C. Lufhington, S. Smith, John Cavenriiih, I.d. G. H. Laing, Malcolm Smith, W. Cavendith, Wm. Latouche, R. Smith, G. Calvert, N. Latouebe, J. Stanky, Lord Caleraft, Sir Granby Lambe, Hon. Wm. Sharpe, R. Campbell, Lord J. Mahon, Lord Shipley, Colonel Campbell, Colonel Macdonald, James Seudamorc, R. P. Craig, J. Markham, . Savage, F. Dundas, Hon. Maj. Miller, bir 'hos, Somerville. Sir M. • Dundas, Hon. C. L. Madocks,W. A. Taylor, M. A. Dundas, Rt. Hon.W. Moore, P. Temple, Earl • Daly, D. B Mills, Wm. Templetown, Lord l Dillon, Hon H. A. Morpeth , Lord Townihend, I.d. J. Elliott, Rt. Hon. W. Milbar , ke, Sir R. Talbot, Colonel i Won, Earl Moftyn, Sir Thos. Tracey, Hanbury t Eden, Hon. Wm. Milner, Sir Win. Williams, 0. ~. 1 Folkeftone, Lord Milton, Lord Wynne, Sir W. W. ! Frankland, Wm. Maule, Hon. W. Wynne, C. W. W. Fitzpatrick, Right Maxwell, W. Whitbread , Samuel r Hon K. Meade, Hon. J. Wharton, J. • Foley, Hon. A. Martin, H. Williams, Sir R. 1 Foley, Colonel Nugent, Sir George Ward, Hon. J. W. Fergufon, General North, Dudley Wardell, Colonel i Fitzgerald, I.d R. H. Newport, Rt. Hon. Warrender , Sir G. • Fleming, Hon. C. E. Sir John Walpole, Hon. G. LIST OF THE MINOR' TY. 1 aiN LORD COCHRANE ' S MOTION, ON TUESDAY. FOR A COMMITTEE I TO INQUIRE AND REPORT TO THE HOUSE Or COMMONS, A LIST Of ALL MEMBERS,THEIR RELAI IVES, &C. HOLDING SINECURES, t• PENSIONS, See. Abercrombie,Hon J Folkeftone, Vilcount O'Hara Chas. Adam, Wm. Greenhill Robert Pigott, Sir A. Agar, Captain liai . ey, Henry Parnell, H. Aubrey, Sir John Hughes, W. L. Pierfe, H. • Biddulph, RM. Howard, Henry Petty, Lord H. L BLckford, —...... Jekyll, Jofeph l'rittie, Hon. F. A. Bradihaw. A. C. 1 each. John Q . lllil Hon. W. I Brand, Hnn. Thos. Lemon, Colonel R. ll dal. Lord Wm. i Bernard, Serope l.ufbington, Step. Stanley, Lord Creevey, .1 hos Lloyd, Colo. el &bright, Sir John Calvert, Nicholfon Lethbridge, T. B. Smith, Wm. Calera ft, John 1 sing, M. Smith, John i Cochrane, Lord Miller, Sir Thomas Saville i Albany Cuthbert, RJ. Mahon, lord Sherid an, R. B. Cav, ndith, I.d. G. H. Maxwell. Wm. Somerville, Sir M. la . Cavtridifle, Wm. Morpeth, Vikount Turton, Sir Thos. c Cavendiftr, G. H C. Moore, P. Ward Hon. J. W. i ' ninths, Hun Major Milbanke, Sir R. Wardell, Colonel Dicke:don, F. Madocks, W. A. Weftern, C. C. Eyre, Major North, Dudley Warrender, Sir G. d . Foley, Colonel Offulitone, Vikount Whitbread, Sam. r. __ Id R. fe p nv In, :e t by nt ife THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. THURSDAY, JULY 9. • PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confols, for July 631 64—Reduces 63I—Omtvium x pry Exchequer Bilis, par to Is. pr. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: rink Stock 23 - .3 23s Imp. 3 per Cent. 6t -I* 3 liar Cent. Red. 63114 Imp. Ann. 7 it a rah, 3 per Cent. Conf. 61 if Ex. 81114, 2s pr. par 4 per Cent. 841 Umnium. par 5 per Cent. Nary 940 Englith Tickets t9l tas Long Ann. 17 s 1 -16 i Conf. for acc. 630 InSia Bonds, 3$ a ts. prem. It is now pretty generally believed that no more troops will be embarked for the Continent. An Ad- I miralty Meffenger was yefterday difpatched to flop thole who were preparing to fail from Yarmouth, and we fuppofe fimilar orders have been forwarded to other points where preparations were making for embarkation. The above Meffenger was fent off immediately after the fitting of a Cabinet Council yeflerday morning, at the Duke of PORTLAND'S, where Commodore OWEN, who brought the Duchefs of ilauNswicic to England attended. A Neutral veffel arrived in the River yeflerday from Holland, which country (he left on the 6th intl. The Captain Rates, that on Saturday lafl, great re• joicints took place at Rotterdam, In Confetftience of the recent viEtories, and the conclution of Armiftices with Ruflia ind PrigEa, which were etpeaed to lead to an immediatt *ice. One letter received by this conveyance Rates', that M. d'Oucatt. had already been called in as a nesclciator, and infers from this circumflance 114 that the terms of Peace will be tlie fame as thofe which he figned 'aft year at rat ii."— It mutt however be obvious to every perfon, that the terms can only be known to hint who has now the power not only to di&ate but to cunimand them. Spe culations on this fuljeft are foolifh.—Let the terms be what they will,they will nut be favourable to England. Indeed we timid not be furprifed if to the other Powers they were comparatively moderate, with a view to the ultimate humiliation of this country ; for in fuch an event the conqueror may then incroach on the continental Powers, without any limits but what his own mind may dictate. Such is the !late of the Continent! What is out &nation ? What are the circurnriances in which we are placed ? How do our public men conduit them felves in fuch a ctifis? Where are our volunteers? Where the armed Levy en Mafs, that was to have rendered the Cervices of the volunteer s no longer de fitable ? We have no doubt that the 'hole kingdom from one end to the other wilt form be put in a (late of alarm. But what excufe Ih - all we find for the apathy and negligence that has been fhewn by thofe who ought to have watched for the public &fey ? A GOTTENBURGH MAIL arrived this morning, and has brought farther ac counts relpeaing the military operations in the North. They are not of a nature, however, to remove any part of the gloom that hangs over Eu• rope. The following are the only articles that give any hells information : EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GOTTENBURGH, DATED JUNE 26. Enclofed I fend you the account a Captain of a (hip, who has arrived at Carlrham, has brought relative to the defeat of the Ruffian army, and the taking of Koningfberg by the French. From Malmo we hear, that the King of Sweden has declared the armißice at an end, and that this took place on the I 3th inftant. _ _ .4 The abovementioned Captain, who arrived yeller. day from Pillau, with the Aurora fchooner, having on board a cargo of oats, which was loaded at P illau for Royal Pruffian account, Rates, that on the 14. th of June he hailed the Royal Swedifh frigate, Rationed off the above part, which gave him leave to enter Pillar', where, in the afternoon, he heard a violent cannonade, and law that the fuburbs of Kening(berg were on fire. Having gone on fhore at Palau, he was informed - by- Mr. Maus, Royal Commiffary at War, on the tsth in the morning, that the day before a fevere battle had been fought, in which the Ruffians were defeated. Several families arrived at Pillau in the courfc of the day, to take (hipping, and the above Swedifh (hip of war left the Ration in the afternoon, when in company with thirty or forty others, laden with oats. He left the port, and brought up in the road. " On the 16th of June, the weather being thick and hazy, he heard a violent cannonade at S.E. and before he left the road of Pillau, Captain Ohlers arrived from Koningfberg, with a (loop of war, and' Rated, that a firong column of French troops was ! marching again(' Pillau, and fired on his fhip about a German mile from that place. He added, that as loon as the French had occupied Koningfberg, the Ruffian and PtufGan troops left their entrenchments near Braunfberg, a column of 15000 men having di reaed its march againfl them. Mr. Maus having ordered him to attend to the fafety of his Ihip, he fet fail, and put into Carlfham. Being at fea, he learn ed from Mr. Smidt of Pillau, that before he fled from thence, the French had arrived at Labiaw. 6 , The Swedifh Charge d'Affaires, M. Von En gelbrechten, left Koninglburgh on board a Swedifh frigate. BULLETIN. " Head %alien, Stralsund, June i 9. " A violent Rosin having for feveral days prevent ed the arrival of the Pruffian trocps from the Ifle of Rugen, they craned over with the fiat favourable wind and weather, and have now all reached their cantonments in Pomerania. Yeflerday and to day, his.hibjefly reviewed feveral Prufian regiments, on which occafion A he admonithed them to fight with fidelity and valour for their King and Country. The troops anfwered, with the univeifal acclamation— '" Long live the King of Sweden !" and his Malay exclaimed—" Long live the King of Pruffia!" in iwhich he was joined by the trocps of that Monarc h. " Henry Pierrepoint, Efq his Britannic Mtjelly's Envoy Extraordinary and Mininer Plenipotentiary, had yellerday, at five o'cl'ck in the afternoon, his I firfl audience of his Swedifh Majefty."- - Sottenburzb 1 Gazette, gum 26. STOCKHOLM, JUNE sa. 46 Her Majelly the Queen was yellerday, at two o'clock in the afternoon. fafely delivered of a Plitt eels, and is as well as can be expeeted."—Stocikelta G4litittip . 7tMe 22. Yenerday. about twelve o'clock, 'he Princes CHAR- LOTTE of WALES, attended by Lady DR CLIFFORD, left her houfe in Warwick lireet to ♦ifrt her mother, and to pay her refpeet to the Duchefs of BR U wswidx, her grand mother.:•: In-the evening be returned to Warwtck liosftr - .c • %NI)IA. By the hit accounts received from India it ap. pears * that in the month of I tnuary 1807, a full In veam'cnt had been laid in on accaont of the Com pany ; that a Portion of the Public Debt had been difellarged t • that the Treafttry was full ; and t4at the Company's Light per Cent. Paper bore a fmall premium. In 1798, this fame paper was at a dfrount of nearly 20 per cent. !—Without vrithing to deprive the Government of Madras of its kill !hare of credit, we may, however, now ail:, tolwhom the nation is P fo much indebted for the rijourrer which have put.- chafed this wonderful alteration ?—We anfwer--to the Marquis WELLESLEY ; and to the improvetner.t which he has introduced into the affairs of Madras, and for which he has been fo much calumniated even by men who ought to have known better how to ap• preciate his Cervices. NAUTICia INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, JULY 7. Cattle itt the Pcovsa-, of 18 guns ; Maus, of 18 guhs ; and the PICKLE, of to guns, from a cruize ; SAVAGE, of 18 guns, from the Downs ; BRILLIANT, of 28 guns, from a eruite. Sailed the MORRISTOWII, of so guns, with a fleet for the ports in Wales ; and the ARGUS, Of 18 guns, to the Weftward. Came in the Providentia, Captain Piraason, from Dram. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 8. Arrived his Maidly's (hip OtTut, from the Note, and FLYING FISH, from Sunderland. Sailed his Ma jelly's atilt DECADE, to the Weltward ; and 1E...m05, for Plymouth.—Wind S. S. E. . DEAL, JULY 8. Arrived the Supply Navy tranfport, from Portf mouth, and failed through for the River. Sailed the OTTER [loop for Portfmouth ; BLOODHOUND gun brig on a cruize off Boulogne; Tutu STY, of 53 guns; and PHOSPHORUS fire veffel, for Sheernefs. DOVER, JULY 3. Sailed this morning the hoy Mandahl, Capt. Gut.- LESEN, of and from Mandahl, with timber, bound for a market in France.—Wind N.E. and moderate. SHEERNESS, JULY 8. The Tonningen trade failed laR evening under proteEtion.of the PIERCER gun brig, Lieutenant Jour; SIDRELL• The tranfports bound to the northward Rill remain at the Nore. The crew of his Majefty's Ihip'RESOLUTION was yefterday paid wages. WindE. fret breeze. YARMOUTH, JULY 8. Arrived the STATs Ly s of 64 guns, and HYACINTH flvop, from a crnize ; alfo the CALYPSO floop of war, with the outward bound Baltic convoy, which remain wind-bound.. , —Ships as per lafl.—Wind E. light air. Yellerday, about twelve o'clock his MAJESTY ar rived at the teen's Palace from Windfor. At two o'clock his MAJESTY held a private Levee. • The following had the honour of being prefented to his MAJESTY, and killing hands on their appoint- ments Colonel Vaataza, on being appointed a Lord of the Treafury in Ireland is Mr Nevi t.t.z, on being appointed a Teller of the Exchequer in Ireland. Colonel BAG WELL, on being appointed Joint Muller Matter to his Majefty's armies and garrifons in Ireland. The Earl of Hanntste•ron. on being appointed Lord Lieute nant of the County of Haddington. The Dein of Batsrot. prefented to his MAJESTY a copy of his Sermon preached before the late Con vocation of the Clergy. His MAJESTY held a Council, at which the RE• CORDER of London attended, and made his Report of the convias capitally convilled at the two laft Old Bailey &Mons, when his Majarry was pleafed to re fpite them all, on condition of their being tranfported for different periods. His Majarry gave audiences to The Duke of Pottland, Lords Mulgrave and Hawkelburyg Meffrs Percival and Canning. • About five o'clock his MAJESTY fet off on his re turn to Windfor. SHIP LAUNCH.—Tuefday afternoon, the Hawc of 74 guns, was launched (tom Mr. Brent's yard, Greenland Dock. She went off the Rocks in grand Rile, and was received into the embrace of Old Fa ther Thames midi! the (bouts and acclamations of an itnmenfe number of fpeelators. Among whom was her Royal Highnefs the Duchefslof YORK, and a brilliant circle of friends. There's nothing like having one's hands full. So think the Lottery Contra tors ; they give a grand failing match on Friday evening the loth infant ; and on the followingTuefday, the t4th, the drawing begin!, when many an adventurer will obtain hands fall of gold ! The Lottery failing match on Friday for a tuagni. ficent Cup given by the fpirited Contraelors, will doubtlefs tend to add contiderably to that even ing's brilliant throng of company at Vauxhall Gar dens. While they perambulate that enchanting fcene of rummer amufement, they may receive a double rein of pleafure, from contemplating that a Ticket or Share in the great fcheme that commences draw. ing on Tuefday, may crown every fummer—nay, every winter of their lives, with fubilantial happi nefs. CAIN MARKET, MAR K-LAN R, JULY 2.—Wheat for today's Market is in tolerable fupply :—fine famples fully maintain their prices, and ordinary rather lower. Barley in fhort fupply at about 2s. per quarter advance—Malt likewife. White Peafe are much in demand, but none here ; and will be clearer—Grey are higher—Beans alfo. There are more arrivals of Foreign Oats, and good (ample. are named rather dearer. Flour without alteration. O CURRENCY A$ UNDCR: Wheat, 48. 6:"s yu per qr. Grey Peale ags 33sod- Fine Ditto, 76s Bos od • Beans, (old) 461 sail od Rye, 384 43s od tick Ditto (old) 38s £3s od Barley 32.17A0d Oats,ass 26s 3os Malt, 621 68. od Poland , 4WD 32s 33s od White Peak. (Boiler.) none Rape Scxi; 2.5 i 281 l. , Elm Floar 60.63 s 651.—Sccoods so. 551 to COlll. EXPEDITION UNDER BRIGADIER GENES • RAL CKAUFURD. Our Readers haie already been inf arned (4 the at rival cf this Expedition at the Cart of Good -Hope on the 26th March. After laying in foi!r monihs provitlons, they left the Cape on the 6: Ai•ril, and arrived at St. Helena on the loth. The ftt(t of the fellovfing fllips and velrels MEN OF C7AR• Guns Commard:r4 64 Rear Admix:,{ GRo YD Ra.tir 64 Cnvain Woo r Ler 36 t KETT 24 JO WEE 38 - PREVOST 14 Lint MITCUELL 12 GonwiN Sh!pa Polyi)hcmut Africa La Nereide Camel (Roic Saracen Haughty Flying Nib TRANSTOUTS. Campion—artilleky and (tom Chapman Rift: Co. - pi Flora Alexandet Hercules 1 Gth Dr. Guards A el ive 1 Atlas 1 Juliana Henry Mt Tenger .35e.E1 Foot Spence London Doris }sth Foot I.d. Nrlft-n J Nile Brunfwick 1 DM Anderfon J Fame Abm. Newland Frs. and Fliza Eliza 88th . ludefatigable 4 5 th Smith (been Lady Dtlay..l I Nereide Ariel J /TORE SKIPS AND VIC MALLERS. 4:Z L ICCII Confolo Duke of Bronte Warre Bellona Gen. Greer field Eizabe:h Countcfs of Cardigan In confcquence of difpatches carried nut by the FLY Hoop of war, which overtook the expedition at. the Cape, the obje6l of it was changrd—at leaf fo the letters from the expedition Hate. On leaving the Cape they were totally ignorant of their next defina• tion, and much furprifed when they found that they did not double the Cape. Their arrival at St. He lena was another cite= fiance which excited much furprife ; they, however, endeavuuted to reconcile the idea that touching at that itland would net be much out of the track to South America, at that time of the year when the winds are rtelh, and always certain. Several of the tranfpotts alto had not com pleted their water at the Cape. Nothing can equal the attention of Brigadier Ge neral CRAUFORD to the wants and comforts of the troops; to this circumfiance, and to the great clean tinefa and regularity preferved in every trar fport cf the fleet, is to be afcribed the uncommun degree of health of the troops, which have been embarked nearly eight Months, and tome of them upwards of wine. The General has made himfelf acquainted with many circurnQances attending the embatkation cf troops, which he ptopefes to remedy by an applica. tin to Parliament. We believe that the regulations which lie means to recommend, will raider the troops nearly as ccmfrrtable as feamen on board (hips of war. We underfland that he is to pay t• ,r -ticular attention to every thing which can contribute; to the prefetvation of their health during their hay on chip board, and alfo on their landing in wain) climates. EXTRACT OE A LETTER, DATED IT. HELENA, APRIL 26. 6 6 Ever fince we left the Care, n( thi , g can equal the furprife of every one belonging to the expedition. Many think that we are going hr me, and others ; that we are going to the Wei; Indies. Several Of ficers now with us, are promoted into regime; is at home, and have applied to the General for leave to join their regiments from this place. But Alt, ngh the China fleet is about to fail to Europe, the Gene ral will not permit any of them to avail thsmfelves of this opportunity. This leads us to fuppoie, that the General means to fend them home free of expenfe. No officer is allowed to fleep ;Arne, and no foldier on any pretext is permitted to land, on account of the manes, which have been imported from the Cape, and are very fatal here. This is the moll ex travagant quarter in the World ; and it is now worfc than ever, on account of the immenfe number of (hips collated here which never has been equalled, There are now upwards of fifty fail. It has hap pened unfortunately for the China fleet who were not able to put into the Cape on account of bad weather, and are now at the greateft difficulty for flock. Fowls are felling at one guinea each, and every thing elfe in proportion, liquors excepted, and they can fcarcely ,be had at that price. There is alfo a great fcarcity of Englifh goods, no flote-flips having arrived from England there fix months. Luckily we want little, for we laid in a large flock at the Cape, fufficient to laft us four mcnths. The Ge neral, is very anxious about fuel for the tranfports, Viand is much difappointed at not getting coal at this place; we ftill have fome idea of going to Buenos Ayres, and drubbing the Dons for their late conduit, but it only amounts to conjecture. I with this long protrafted bufinefs was over, for I affure you I am heartily tired of our long cruife. Were it not that we flsould 'cut but an indifferent figure, I wills ae were'back in England. We have been now eil.l t months on board fbip, and notwithftanding every precaution, the troops are now beginning to get rr.. healthy from long confinement. We flail leave - this place in profecution of our deftination, to morrrvf, which I affure you I am not at all lorry for. We are all heartily tired of it. I ILA write to you frcro our next rendezvous; and if we have to adt, yr u need not doubt to hear of our fuccefs." COURT MALT tAL.—Satnrday a Court Martial tea.< held on bard his Majefly's (hip Alfred, on tl.e F -it Lieutenant of the Zebra bomb, who was tuftniffe4 the (hip, and pin at the bottom of the lift.