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, , _.....„ --..--,-- . - q tiftte in 119 s, ail WOW be taftippeiktbsWitadon at a and. and nothing mould be ithagined mere aMard daft to funds i L 1 00 Clergymen would be fufileient. TheVe Were nb lefslillit e t 1 400 polities and i too benefices In Ireland ; and if fo snap a er iymen were appointed to inftrudt one million of Proteltants, 13r rather half that numb -c, for the other half at leaft of tkofe de ',Agnate,' Proteftants betooged to the different eliding of.Differt.., Ws, bow could zoo Clergymen be confidered competent to per- g o ein the ecejefialkical duties of Catholicity to three millions of ' people ? The idea was prepofterous. And as to the expence, the fics were generally unable to educate their Clergy, and they mp g be educated at the public =pence, or they mat! be ig. want and a difgrace to Chrillianity. The expence was trifling. sod the objea was material. Would any friend to toleration or ennunon policy ftarva religion to Cave the Treafury soocl.—(A c ry of hear ! hear q The Right Hon. Gentleman animadvened in terms peculiarly emphatical, upon the ftatements of thofe who dwelt upon what they called the uncivilized Rate of Ireland. Some indeed, faid tire Right. Hon. Gentleman, affedt to fay, that the great body of the Irilk people are mere ravages. I will not defend the frith againft filch a charge, but I will defend you. If Ireland, after having been fo many centuries connected with you, has not learned enough at leaf! to refeue it from the ravage hate, while the world has been progrefllvely improving, its connedtion with this noun try has not been a Mang, but a nuifance. I will never bear, added the Right Hon. Gentleman, any relledtion upon the morals or manners of my country, without riling to refift it. I Intl al ways proteft againft any refledtions upon a country to which I owe fo much, to which you owe fo much, which is it'll ready to oblige you and from which, I truft, you will continue co derive die molt alive and ardent fupport. . After a few words from Colonel Vereker, the refolutlon was agreed to. as were feveral other refolutions relative to the local in terefts of.lreland. The Houre returned, and the Report was ordered to be brought up to.m.airow. Mr. LETHBRIDGE moved for an Account of the Revenue of the Poll Of from the year 3723 tot 17—and.allo from 1793 to zgo7, together with an Account of the Additional Dudes impofcd !Ince the Mt period, and the produce of the fame. _ A Meffsge from the Lords Rated their Lordlips affent to the American Treaty Indemnity Bill. In a Committee of Ways and Means, the war tales amounting to 19.800,0001.; the profits of the Lottery, amounting tot7B cool. 17f,1831. the furplus of grants for 1806 ; and 139,0001. the pro fits of the fourth Lottery, were yard, on tile motion of Mr. Hui kiffon, for the fervice of the current year, two•thirds of the laft vote to be for England, and one-third for Ireland. The pay and clothing of the Englith and !rifts militia were alto voted. Adjourned, THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. tHURSDAY, JULY 16. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Confab, for money 62 63—for Tilly 63—for Auguft Omniunt dif.—Exch. Bills, p.r Another Danifh Mail arrived this morning, by which we have received Hamburgh and Altona papers to the 9th. Dutch papers to the 13th have alfo arrived. There papers are filled with intelligence fimilar to what we laid before our Readers yefterday. The Preliminaries of Peace between France and Rufli4 were figned, it is (aid, on the 29th ult. The King of PRUSSIA is alto underftood to have acceded to Preliminaries, fo that the war between there Powers may be confidered as terminated. In the preceding columns we have given extrads bf every thing deferving of notice in there papers.— lt is worthy of remark, however, that the intelli gence of the Anal figning of Preliminaries of Peace, which firli appeared in the Phamburgh Paper, enti tled dkills du Nord, of the 6th, is not fo much as mentioned in the Correfpondent of the 7th. Peons this Come are inclined to doubt whether the bufinefs of pacification had aEtually proceeded fo far ; but, as the accounts of interviews between the two Emperors are not doubted, we may infer that if not already figned, Preliminaries will be fettled as fpeedily as the intricacy of the various interefis of the parties will admit. Some of the accounts which Rate the actual figning of Preliminaries, for there are feveral fuch in town, though none of them are official, give the following as the principal conditions : That Poland fhall be poffeffed as before by PrufHa and Ruffia :—That all the Pruflian territories are to be reftored, except Silefia and Weftphalia ;—That the fortrefs of M4gdeburg fkall be garrifoned by the French, until peace between Great Britain and France (hall take place ;—and that all the Ports and places on this fide of the Elbe, fhall henceforward be under the dominion and controul of France. It is conjeCtured that Bremen, Emden, and the whole of Eaft Friefland, are to be united to Holland ; and that &lam is to be meted into a feparate principality. A Gentleman who left Amfterdam on Saturday laft, Rates, that accounts had been received there of the actual figning of the Preliminaries; and that King Louts had not at that time returned, but was expected at the Hague in a few days. BERLIN, JULY 1. His Excellency the General of Divifion Clark, the Governor General of Berlin, &c. received yeflerday, by the courier Bouviol, advice from Tilfit of the 26th of Jine, Hating, that an armiftice had been concluded between France and Praia. We fhall publifh the conditions as Icon as we receive them ; but in the meantime we can Rate as a certain fait, that it is ftipulated in the armiftice, with refpea to the Pruflian fortreffes in Silefia, that neither new works Mall be erected, nor new provifions of any kind be introduced into the fortrefl'es. All the Pruflan troops in Pomera nia are to remain neutral. Juiv 4.—Yeflerday in the afternoon a folemn Te Daum was performed here, on account of the vidory at Friedland, and the conclufion of the armiflice. All she Officers of the French Government, and all the Members of the Diplomatic corps refident here, were prefent. The mufic was excellently condulled by the chapel minifler Righini. After the fervice an entertainment was given by his Excellency the Governor General of Berlin, at which ware prefent all the civil and military autho. titles and all the Envoys of the States in alliance with France. His Excellency gave as toa(ls—Thc health of his Malay the Emperor—of her Majefly the Emprefs—their allied Princes—their ;Nations Con. forts—the vidories of Hcilfberg and Friedland—the --- two Artisi •• • m' of el) Prinies filth for Pei 1. . s • .1 It appears to be Oat, the EMperori !Or trance and Rnta, and his Miliellythe King ot Pruffis dined t oget h er on this 28th of June at Tillie. We are likewife slatted that thefe three Sovereigns have taken up their refidence at "filth, and that each has his own guards. M. %Kilns, an officer from the corps of Chafrenrs of his Majefty the Empercr of ltuflia, palled through this city today, provided with a pats from the Prince of Neufchatel. He is going by order of his Emperor to Aitona. BRESLAU, JUNE is,. The capitulation of Glatz, concluded on the zsth inllant, confifts of twenty.fir articles, according to which the fortrefs of Glatz, with all the forts ansl outworks, if not relieved before the 26th of July, is on that day to be furrendered to the allied troops of his Imperial and Royal Majefly Napoleon the Great. The armillice concluded on the 24th June, 1%7, will thus be . prolonged to the zsth of July inclufive ; and the fortrefi of Glatz is, in the mean time, to be block aded by eight thoufand men. The garrifon may break the armiftice, should the balls from the reliev ing force which may arrive erofs thole limn the place. Every thing which belongs to the fortrefs, artillery, ammunition, arms, and magazines of every kind, are to be given up to the befiegers. The garrifon, on the morning of the 26:h, are to march out as prifoners of war, with two fix pounders, enfigns flying, drums beating, and lighted matches, and to lay down their arms. As the town of Glatz has fuffered much, and is not wealthy, it (hall hive quartered on it as few troops as palible, and he fpned from contributions, and in every other refpeet. WARSAW, JUNE 27. The head quarters of Mar(hal Marena were on the isth infant beyond Oflrolenka, and two days after were to be removed to Bialyftack. When the Rnffians retreated from the banks of the Bug, they fet fire to a magazine of oats which they bad at 3rocki, and whiCh contained nearly 10,000 brae's. General Dombrowiki, in confequence of his brave , coodutt, has received a l e tt er o f comp li ment f rom our Direetor at War. in his corps, which was ex. pored during eighteen hours to a very fevere fire, only t 66 mcn were killed, and 310 and CIVICII officers wounded. On the sth intlant the trenches were opened before Graudenz. Inftead of General Visor, who' is gone to the grand army, the General of di►iGon, Rouger, commands the liege. On the isth, the Pruflians made a hea►y &re from the fortrefs and a (ally, and fell oh a final)• body of Peafaats and Poles, who were at work on a parallel, and had not time to ufe their mulkets which they hadat their backs, but de. fended themlelves with fpades. After they had re ceived foccour, the Prufflans were driven back with lots into the fortrefs. BANES OF THE ELBE, JULY 6. According to the laR accounts from the theatre of war, peace may be expeted to be near. The Grand Duke Conftantine and the Prince of Pruffia, fay tbefe accounts, have had an interview with the Emperor of the French, and have dined with him at Tilfit. Letters from Naples fay, we maynow fpeedily ex• pat the capture of the Ifland of Sicily by a corps of French. It is believed this conqueti will be the eater, as the fruitlefs expedition of the Prince of Heffe Philipflahl, has deprived the Court ,of Palermo of the remainder of its troops ; and the great part of the Englith troops which were in Sicily have been fent to Egypt. COPENHAGEN, JULY 3. Letters from Stralfund Rate, that the army alrem bled there, and under the command in chief of his Swedifh Majefly, in the environs, confills of 18,000 Swedes, and t 1,000 Pruffians, and that General Blucher was dangeroufly ill in that city. They write from Vienna that, on the t 7th of April a Turkifh Courier arrived from Conftantinople at Surawejo, the capital of Bofitia, with a firma'n of the Grand Seignior, addrefred to the difaffeded in habitants of Bofina, which produced the moll bene ficial confequences, and at the beginning of May, the public tranquillity was perfedly reflored in that country. In the night, between the Bth and 9th June, died at Zelle, in the Ele&nrate of Hanover, the mother of the celebrated Ruffian General, Baron Bennigfen, in the 82d year of her age. JULY ..-Advice of the Armillice concluded be . tween Ruflia and France on the 12th June, was yef terday publifhed offically in our Journals. An Eng rah Captain, arrived in the Sound from Riga, lays, that many perfms had already left that town. On the 2d init. about fifty (hips of the Engli(h Expedition, convoyed by fume (hips of war, paired the Sound, and failed by this city. A divifion of the fame Expedition went through the Great Belt. According to letters from Memel, of the 26th of June, that city was not then occupied by the French. —The Niemen remained the boundary of the two armies. EAST PRUSSIA, JUNE t 9. Prince Charles of Mecklenberg, in one of the late a&ions, in which he equally dillinguiffted himfelf by his courage and condnd, was (lightly wounded in the arm. ZWOLLE, JULY 4. The head quarters of Gen♦ral Dumonceau will be for Come time at Lingen. . • • . , , itOTTERI3A M, JULY II.—;NI G Ft ) We have tint time to inform you, that an eaprefl from tht French bead quarters brought the intelli• gence, that on the 29th of June, the Preliminaries Of Pea: ewere frgned lietiveen Frantz, ROIL, and , PrufGa.—The particulars are not yet known." Res - rocic, JUNE aB, Them are many Swedith and PrtifTi3n troops in the environs of Anclatn and Demmin. A bat talion of French troops are immediately expelled to reinforce the garrifon. A number of cannon have been plated near the Gate of St. toter. AI.TONA, JULY S. A Ruffian Courier is arrived here to-day with a, letter of the Emperor Alexander's own hand, to the Prince of Mecklenb'irgh, dated Tilfi', June 59. con taining the copy of an order of the Emperor Napo. leon, drawn up by the Prince of Neufchatel, addref. ed to General Laval. On receiving this order, Ge neral Laval is to reftore the States of Mecklenburg to the reigning Duke, with whatever property, either .of the Duke or his fubjeits, may be under fequeftra. tion. Some howl after came an Ard-du-eimp of General Laval, with a letter to the Ditke, on the fame event. The French Emperor's order arrived ( at Schwerin on Saturday night, by one of the Empe• rot's Aids-de-Camp. The General had immediately 1 caufed M. Von Ealliwitz the Minifler to be waked, whole fon is likewife arrived here this evening. The General ordered the cannon in Schwerin to be fired ; and the order fays that the French Emperor will have i the Duke treated for the future by his Majefty's officers, as a Sovereign in whom his Itnperial Ma jetty takes particular intereft. As the family of the Duke is fo nearly related to our royal houfe, and during a half year's flay has acquired general al ration by its cnndefcenfion, this news, which rapidly fpread, excited here univerfal joy. JULY 7.—To•day his Highoefs the Hereditary Prince of Mecklenburg Schwerin fee out from hence for Tilfit and St. Peterfburgb. THE EXPEDITION. It appears by the letters and journals now received, that all the reports hitherto circulated, of Denmark having fhut the Sound againft this country, are un founded. The aft divifion of the tranfports, with part of the German Legion on board, have aEtually paged the Sound, without the [mallet interruption having been offered to them. ELSINHUR, JULY 4.. The firfi divifion of the Englifh Expedition, con. fining of S r fail, mofi of which are come to an anchor, arrived here under convoy of two armed (hips and a cutter. The troops which they have on board are (aid to amount to 2000 men. Yefterday 49 (hips were cleared at the Sound toll.ofEce, among which were fome of thofe which belong to the Expedition and have troops on board. In the evening arrived .another Englifh cotter. According to intelligence received from Itarlfham feveral families have ar rived there from Memel. This day arrived feveral (hips from the Baltic, among which is the Englills cutter Railleur, and a (wife foiling cutter of a (mailer faze, which left Memel four days back, and Bates that at that time no French troops had reached Memel. She failed immediately for the North Sea to convey the intelligence to England. Laß Thurfday feveral tranfports with Englifh troops pallid by Copenhagen, Banding for the Baltic. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. On the zd infant arrived his Majefly's Mips Dts- PATCH, Paocats, and CHAROIIII, with a feet of tranf ports under convoy, the major part of which pro ceeded immediately. The remainder, with the CHARGER, have not been able to profecute their voy. age until this day, having arrived here much later, when the wind became unfavourable, and has re• mained fo till now. In the mean time Government are preparing for the polEbility of French influence inducing Denmark to offer any intuit to our flag with impunity. The following (hips have been ordered to be got ready at Yarmouth, to proceed to the Sound : Minotaur 74 guns Capt. MANSFIELD O r i on 74 . . ..-- Sir A. DICKSON Goliah 74 - POOR? Vanguard 74 - • FRAZER Refolution 74 800 LTON Dietator 74 - • CAMPBELL WWII 74 - - COUNTESS Hercule 74 • - COLT/ LL R. The above will be joined by the following !hips from the Downs, via. Alfred 74 guns Capt. &lOU S Commodore Sir S. Hoots Centaur 74 Capt. Watsr Brunfwick 24 GRATIS Spencer 74 &El/FIORD Mulda 74 LIN itt Ganges 74 -- HARR rIT Defence 74 •—• Ems N s Captain 74 •-•-•-• COCKILY/IN Mars 74 --- N .oby 64 DRAPER The command of this fleet, it is now reported, is to be given to Admiral Sir Cwastas Corroa, who has been tent for esprefs, and is hourly expeeted in town. All the pilots who are thoroughly acquainted with the pattsge of the Sound, are ordered to alfemble at Yarmouth immediately, for the purpofe of embarking on board the (hips of war. • .______Auerre — 41—iN7RLLIG , , ).• Et.stotri. Joy, ddidSailed that Centinerkun twig, wick thit homeward boood trade ondar 7 ekokir4 tior the Note, hot fest diet will maw ) , we the whim' hilpheionie u..forourabl4 for them. - Totaai. Jour toomlatirelvatd here the Channel Fleet, fre Brett—Wind 5. , . PORTSMOUTH, JURYIS.....PIara by for the DoWns hie MAjeftl e it Lip la Pique; with tin:Xeres, Warren, and a II:et from 'amain': confining about t:o fail: they left Port Antonio on the loth May: the fl e et confillid of about t7a fail. under convoy of his Majeity's Mips la Pique and Ant m :Ate Litter has pa rted,wj h the (hips for 13riftol, Llierpool Ste —Sailed his Majeft s Lip Gof- • hawk, with a convoy for the Downs.—The to.t froth tht-Medi • temnean was this day rdeafed (rani qu It - amine. • DRAL, JOLT 15-7-Arrived 1.12 •night his M ft:'s Lips De fence, Mars and Captain, from the Weft ward. Came dawn the Acute gun brig, from Shecmefs; and thp Fortitude, Hohnon, from , the River. bound to the Cape of Goal Hope Arrived and faili-d tor the River, the Jane, Coppinger,froen Benin Ire —Wind S. W. Doiraa. JOLT to.--The Polecat privateer, be! .rgi-g to this port, has detained and fent in here Taft nigl.t.and this no. mink' the following yetis : Brig Fbrtnna, Kcir, from Boueeaux, with wine for Tonnhili:. gen; boy C2tharina, Kn u dftm, of and for Bergen, from Trequeir t : with rye and barley; ketch Magdalena Elisabeth. tie Lang, sir: and for Bergen. wit': (alt from St. Martini; 'boy Hercaka v Janfen, of and for Stavanger; silo from St. Martin's with brandy and fait; boy Albert, janfen, of 'limns, from Lifb .n, with fait fur Tonningen; and brig Commerce, Janke% of KnipLaufen, from Marennes, with fait for Rigs —The (ante privateer has alto fent into the Downs the brig Trendre Sokeade,Captain:Conoefen, of Chtiftiattfen. from Bourdeaux, bound to Tonningen; brig Daelfin, Captain Ramos, of and for Copenhagen, with wine, alto from Bourdeaux..—Came in for orders the boys Vrow Elio a • beth, Claafen. -and the fehomier Dedalus. both telonsing to Knip haulm, and bound front Bourdeaux, with wine. l'wo more (hip; of the line miffed by left night for the Downs, to join Corn• modore Hood's fquadron lying there The Lip Alexander, Ha milton, from Baltimore, is gone paft this day for London. • SHRIRNR3R, JULY 14 0 .441sMajeity's Lip Hercule, of 74 guns ,' Honourable Captain Colville, has been manned this day, and I gone to the Nore ; every polfible exertion is making to get her Stores on board, as the is expetted to fail immediately to affift In forcing the paffage of the Sound. Arrived loft evening at the Nom from the River Thames, the Valiant, of 74 guns. Juev Ic.—The officers, artificers, and workmen of his Ma jefty's Dock Yard, were this day paid fix months wages. The Baltic convoy (sited yefteriday, under proteffilon of the Rofamond (loop of war, with a fine wefterly wind. YARMOUTH, JULY I.s. , lTißed OW morning the Lord Net. fon packet, Captain Stewart, in five days from Tonningen, with mails and paffengers. it was reported, when the packet failed. that Preliminaries of peace hid been figned between Bonapitta and the allied powers --but brings no account of the Sound being.. that. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1837. WEDIMDAT, JULY 15. Mr. Wilfon's f. by Stamford, 611 41b. beat General Grofvenor's Have-at-'em, SR. 41b.—Two year old C. cogs.—Five to z againß Mr. Wilfon's 1. Lord Frederick Bentinck's Job Thornberry, Bft: r 21b. beat Mr. Panton's Ralphina, Sit. 315. Ditch M. toogs.—Sit to 5 on Job Thornberry. Lord F. G. Olborne's bl. f. Scar, by Trumpator; beat Mr. Mellith's Wag, Sit. 31b. each. Two year old C. toogs.—Six to 5 on Scar. The Town Plate of Sol. for three.par old colts, 41b. and fillies fla. Lail Mile and a Diftance of B. C. Lord Jerky's hr c fpfwlek, by Waxy • - Mr. D. Radciiffc's bi c brother to Houghton Lids s Duke of Grafton's br c Barbarian • 3 • Mr. Melli Ch's b e Ferdinand 4 Mr. Brown's eh eby Guildford S • Lord Stawell's b f Pandas - dr Five to a againft Lord Jerfey's b. c.—t tot againit the Duke of Grafton's b. c. General•Grofvenor's b. c. by Afparagu4,, out of a jullice mare, Sit. 31b. beat Mr. Harboard's b. f. by Ambrofio, out of a filler to Marianne, Sit Tiro year old C. sop. b. ft.—Two to t on General Grofvenor's b. c. ' Commodore Own', who commands our fruiters ftationed off the French coaft, had yenerday a long conference at the Admiralty, it is fuppoftd on the fubjeft of fome information lately obtained on that (Latino, and by which it is the intention of Govern. ment to dire& fome operations they have in view. , • In the aflion of the . l4th June, Lord HUTCHINsom, who was near General BIIINIGULII, had a very nar row efcape. His bode .was killed under him, by the hurtling of a fhell. We are happy to add, that his Lordfhip was not wounded, though confidcrably bruifed. We have the pleafure of Railing that a fleet from Jamaica, confining of about too fail, paled by Portfmouth yeflerday for the Downs. This morning arrived Mails from New Yoirk and Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Duke of Kent packet. She failed from Halifax on the t 6th ult. The Virginia Argus announces the determination of Mr, Jerrsason to decline (landing a candidate for the Prefidency, at 'he enfuing eleetion, and expretres a con fidlnt expeltatiln that he will be fucceeded by Mr. MADDI SON. The trial of Mr. Boaz commenced on the 11t of June, at Richmond, Virginia: The Court was opened at 12 o'clock, and 25 or 26 gentlemen were called as Grand Jurors. Colonel Bu a R objetited to fo large a number, and i 6 were appointed. The Chief Judge read a charge which occupied about a quarter of an hour. The names of 17 witneffes in behalf of the United States were called over, and ordered to appear on Saturday. The trial was not over when the lafi accounts received at New York left Richmond. His MAJESTY came to town yeßerday about twelve o'clock, from Windfor, and held a private Levee at two. The following had the honour of being prefented to his Majeßy Prince GIORGF and Prince Auourrus, of Olden- burg. on their return from a tour through England. Their Royal Higbnetres at the fame time took leave of his MAJESTY, previous to their leaving England. Counts Hotwat and MALTZAHK on a fimilar cation, and took leave of his MAJESTY previous to their leaving England. Sir Gioia' HILL, on being appointed a Lord of the Irifh Treafury. The Right Honourable Giotto* PotisomaY, the late Chancellor of Ireland, on his return to England. Admiral Sir SIDI= Salmi) on his return from the Mediterranean, by Lord MULGRATII. The Billion of ROCHESTER prefented to his Ma. JESTS', an Addrefs from the Clergy of his Diocefe. His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, and gave an diences to the Duke of PORTLAND, the Earl of CAMDEN 1 Lords HAWKS/MIRY, C•STLERIACK, MVLCEASS Mr. Poirsoaar, and Mr. Boat), who laid before his MAJISTY the proceedings of feseadi Courts Martial. i is i . i i