Star. — London, England, 1819-06-04 00:00:00

„ r • • t. Et ' . r . Ir; 1; -, IP es - hands of other nations, by the irritation which the; considered the present. measure likely to produce in South America. In presenting this Petition he - should take, as usual, the liberty of expressing his own son- Lord AI.THORP then moved, th at legend of e stole, tle _ resource Mr supported amendment, and M. T. Within Sucks . defended the nteasure. timents as well as tho's of his`Constituents. He was the Committee se. of opinion that their fears *ere entirely chimerical ' epeak . er u ctir m ot E lesvetheChalr the tillthtsdaystx ineedis--(iewahters) After which the House divided--For going into the Com- mittee 3Y-For the Amendment 15.-Majority for going into t s he . The House then went into a Conarnitee the Report wu re- ' ceived, and ordered to be taken into further consideration on when a time of undoubted fcarcity arrives. eilles. His Excellency the were common in England, but as yet only one which existed TlLE ARMY. Dedicated, by petmission, to his n in France was at Mar- You, K.G. ILO. G.CB.-The N Highne:c e-.. •s .., thelent ß Z i ensau r kr e ; . ..,,i ' briely developed the iiree Baudkilis f blianoY. in which is tea tea pe t ,,,...,„' • dons by the Brigadier, the Commands by (lira-. •••4.- e ,' • - r -,:. make h te ls d ßattalion change from tb • 04 to ti., 1; . ., 1 .:;•' - ' 11 different Articles of the Project. Article 1, imposes, canons ; also th e manner is which each 11:t1.11:•.:: c, ; ;;: 7 4 per Amwi ra Dia b c r A zt i c .„ -appe m r-pi rd a s te e l. , :o g r a .4, { ,,_ t . , .. •‘,..., I ~..,.,:• • ..„, ' - and that the trade with South America would not be Wednesday next carried on less prosperously because a strict neutrality The other Orders of the , Day were then disposed of, and the 'fr. 25c.. per hectolitre of grain, . in place of all former duties, a permanent duty of ..06. Nt . .:oHouse adjourned at Two o Clock this Morning. LAW lIVTE,LLIGENCE. Would be maintained.-The Petition w a s then read, This duty is to be reduced . ..--2., - - '.. 1 l i laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. THE EVENING This of grain, and 25 cents. p qer utntal of flour, when metrical quintal of flour, on all foreign produce.- so.- i : • BRITISH OFFICERS IN SOUTH AMERICA.COURT OF KING'S BF.NCIF, JUNr. 3. LORD CHARLES SPLNCER cituuceirs e. n e ..,. r. i" ~ Lord MILTON moved for a return of the number of British Officers in the service of the South Ame- LONDON. - the i m portati on is ma d e wh 25 . cents. and per hectolitre duce shall have fallen to 23 fr. in certain departments, This was an action against the jr„.. ). i,i le , ,f T ! , ,___. price eh of f home bottoms.- pro. TI ' rican Patriots. and to '2l fr. and 19 fr. in others, foreign grain im• Weekly Newspaper, to recover na1e. , ..-s ~ ~ii. .„ ., en in the Fre p . Lord PALYIERSTON stated, that the return could FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1819. ported shall pay, independently of the permanent injuring the character of the Noblt! Pilli-Ai r - el , -1 010 1 ,• . I 10' ) 1 , If • not be made, as no public Board knew any thing of Hu ~, sysAIESTY'II BIRTH-DATe-4,01i21111y at the Public Offices. ..,,ie , .. la • that matter. All that could possibly be known was, duty, a supplementary duty of one franc per hecto- libels appeared in Tile E.raminer, publ: ~ i "e Fe ral litre without distinction of flag. Articles 3 and 4 are and June, 1818. i." i or ! i • that certain half-pay officers did not claim their half- THE LOAN. at The first stated that Lord Spencer Churchill ("row , o; -•.,-,.. s o e 6 i l l ;because they could not take the a ffi davit requi- fallen and carekssly in his gig, and the hi% inni., d r ,., , 3 ,.e.- -,, --, T when the price of the home produce shall have . . Ts.. ~.... sionesi the unseeing of a chaise, Li.t.l thz. • •-:,t loran ar 44- Mat .i.• .. pay, This being the day appointed by the CHANCELLOR sate to authorise them to • receive it. But whether they regulatory of the preceding. Article 6 ordains, th at young Lady (a Miss Sherwin; in Cie King', ic,• , **•••' 'I were sersing in South America or elsewhere, the . . of the ExettEeuee for the different Gentlemen who in the departments aforesaid to 20 fr. 18 fr. and 16fr. ....,(art.ea. t 3 ace 40thof May, lanyear. 'll • the - . 4 intend bidding for the ensuing Loan to wait on him i. 1 , '. board had no means or ascertainin. ' solutely prohibited. The rest of the Articles are Lordship was era ab 01 •all an-01`..- to all want of f... at ;, rot Sr d.. slot t Lord MILTON then modified his motion to a re- at Ten o'Clock, the Funds opened at 66k, went to all importation of foreign grain and flour shall he ab- RAMC evening attended a public Ball. n-, • 2i-u ia , t: ....,.: 4 ' nal . '; ' { merely salutary. him with improper Anode, in brirging 2n :-. , ...e -.. ) '.,1 turn of such officers on half- pay who had not applied eel 67, at which price they _continued till the return .the project to , Mr. rCA MATT proved :lie public ciien o r C-4 -' ' ;any 1 ' for their half-pay during the last three years, speci- of the Gentlemen from the CHANCELLOR of the Ex- and Th remitted eCham f b o e r r e or d ere d ramiot i o B ureau_. hep rieted, , ~ . .., s, and called Lord Churchill's stnvant, who u ;Is ...:. I' .t. ' Tying their respective ranks. CHEQUER, when they rose to 68i. - when the accident happened. He :e1.....‘c.1 ' . . st t Lord CASTLEREAGH opposed the motion as h Mails arrived this morn- g i g v•• .Is NI: • ONE O'CLOCK. Flemish and llamburg 11 to t h e master from blame, and attributed the 2cciden... e , :' , unfair and illiberal towards the O ffi cers themselves, The Loan is to be :wenty-f ter millions, that is, six ing, from which the following are extracts : Voa unskilful driving of Mr. Tooke, i (rale merch 1- • as it would that they had disobeyed the Pro- The St. Petersburgh Gazette states, that frequent 0 .• ti eel •i 1 ' elamatio,n their Sovereiln, which forbade them to millions in cash , six in Exche quer Bills, and twelve Chelsea, ) who was in the chaise w lees it eas u-s • P .i I 4 4 Couriers pas s between the Cabinets of Petersburgh e•r. , .; .. I )''. enter without leave into a ereign service. millions from the Sinking Fund, at the rate of one mil- • and Stockho lm, but it does not mention the subject Further evidence proved most clearly and I' •: • • , •••..,..c . .v of : lac Lord MILTON had omitted moving for the names • month. The Bank will not take in theOmnium. Omnium. that Lord Churchill was not at a pahlic Bill • , i'. ... lion per of this extraordinary correspondence. I 1 1 . • t f of those Officers, on the very ground taken by the . Conso l s to be taken at 80 for money, and the bid- It is said, that the documents and evidence relative night after the accident. Ile remained cc tne v t Vohle Lord, whose objection must therefore cease to and from the first to the last acted as a man of is , _ .... dings to be in the Reduced. 'Thus at last the bubble to the affair of Sand, are going to be published by - I I be applicable. order of the Baden Government. ing should act. Oa the main ques.ion. esen.. / , . . After a few words from Lust C.ts-rx.entrtuit and of the Sinking Fund has burst, and the revenue is to furcas driving, there was much contradictri,,. The marriage of Prince Leopold of Baden w ith Sir Roamer Wte. 4,, s, the Noble Lord consented to be applied in its natural direction. ._ deu ce s The Plaintiff's servail deposed dee ;:is• . the Princess Sophia of Sweden will take place on the , -.1 withdraw his motion. to was not driving at a furious rate, but at a ie. :. • • The Readers of due STAR will do us the justice • 29th June. The H argrave will be named H ere- ASSESSED . TAXES. ta rate pace, and that there would have been no a . .'.. • • The House having, on the motion of the CHAN- recollect that our information and anticipations on ditary Grand Duke. dent, had not Mr. Tooke pulled the reiu of 1 -• 1 se We observe in a German Journal that the fortress as ~,t CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, resolved itself into a the state of the Finances and the necessities of the improperly. he of Bitch, in Lortoine is to b e repaired, and that those ..ii Committee on *Assessed Taxes Act, Government have, up to the transactions of the me .Mr. Tooke and other wimeises attributed the ace The CHOICUALOR of the EXCHEQUER said, are of this day, been uniformly verified by the event. of Fort Louis and L ' auterhourg arc to be re•estab• dent to the careless driving of Lcrd Chuttliiii. .ri lishcd, in order to repair thedefect which the cession „„ , . . that the mea s. jsre . he should propose would be nearly 111 C oepositions taken before the Coesie • .le r . ,-- of Landau has caused in the system of the military the same as that suggested by an Banourable Baronet Last night the CHANCELLOR Of the Exenetit:en and it appeared by the evidence of me of c ..s. • defence of France. The loss of Landau is one of the real , eq , ' opposite. 'That Honourable Baronet had proposed, moved his p romised Resolutions in the House of fruits of the 20th of March. witnesses, that Lord Churchill, in his oFiti.;u, ;. that persons should be allowed to compound their drive furiously. Assessed Taxes for three years, and to pay a rate of Commons, of which we have given a correct copy The Jury retired for nearly two hours, and tl, .- Yesterday his Royal Iligheess the PRINCE RE- five per cent. on condition that they should be re- in our Report. They are six in number, declaratory where the returned to Court, Learned J tid.;e had ce t GENT held a Levee, which was attended , by an im- . lievtd from the Surveyor's visits during that period. o f the state of the nuances, and of the provision ne- unued sitting to receive their verdict. 'fil. vorer„ : , mense crowd of the Nobility and Gentry ; and the his lan was nearly similar. It would enable indi- cessary to be made to meet the exigencies of the tub- Court b • of a llth e sp lendour f being of t M o urn i ng, . viduals to Compound for either the house or window ..with E 5 d amages; on the . two first counts, 0 In:: , , te; 1 c service. The Supplies wanted for the year are State, as well with respect to the Great Officers as 4.ities For three years, and on paying a rate of 5 per ' • • the third Count their verdict was far the defe,lo.ee r a stated at 00,500,000 : the Revenue falls short of the Royal domestics, was displayed on the cccasion. cent- to be relieved from the Seirveyor's visits, which Mr. JustiteßAYLEY. " 1 1 • f .f :" u:•...erstaas. ycn, ..1:::- 7 ' 4 , The Life and Foot Guards were as usual in atten- , . 'would leave them at liberty to open fresh windows this the sum of A:13,500,000, which :Mist be raised find for ts‘e plaintiT on the t• 4 •• no dance in front of Carlton House ; and the appear tremen • y ou - , ea ..ra pal 'without the fear of a surcharge; The rate on the rest by Loan or otherways. The Sinking . Fund is esti- think • the "a•ttiti -Ltioli counts; but :Feu is, j . .. cn the Ode( ante was a l toget h er very grand and imposing.- ens of the establishinent, such a: servants, horses, and provedthat you find that Lord (Lain lon . . .. mated at £15,500,090, yielding only £2,000,000 of Prince LEoroen and the Duke of KENT went in the Point carriages, would be 10 per cent. which, once paid , Churchill's driving was furious and cateless." l' • would enable individuals to increase their establish- surplus over the deficiency'. It Is necessary for the same carriage.-The Dukes of York, and,Geovees- • - .11 • Foreman.-" T 'at is our ofiriiiir.." e. merits as Much as they pleased, without being eharg- reduction of the National Debt, that surplus Revenue TER went in private, and entered by the sidedoer. .._ • Pit. Ju s tice B AS Les then said that he was ge....17 The FRENCH AMBASSADOR went in full state. All the• ' ' 1 ed with any of the additional duties to which they shoul.l be created of not less than C 5,000,000, and would otherwise have become obuoaious. The details to effect this, Tate . : to the amount of L. 3 . 000,000 other Ambassadors and Foreign Ministers were also pleased with their verdict, he wished as - toknow that they could not with impunity' trtd , '. 31 1 • ; t of the subject would be better understood when the must be imposed, which with the surplus £2 000 000 present, and paid their respectful compliments to thee themselves in drivine so ranidlv alone the n..;lit . 1 Bill should be before the Houses He hoped that it - . • . -P . • would lee introdecheg a regulation that would effec- of the Sinking Fund, will make up the sum. some others had the honour of a .private audience. roads, 'to which every one bad a rigat, to the dery . . of their fellow-subjects. l'a tually 'counteract improper surcharges and such The Resolutions Will be debated on Monday. In The Presentations were very numerous. Among -The Noble Plaintitf was in Court, and remainei P. practices, and that the principle of the measure the meantime the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER others were- so , btr. Justice Richardson, on his being appointed . one of the until its rising, after eight o'clock in the everting . . would be found eminently useful. He then moved meets the Loan-contractors t-d That neither the o ay. Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, upon which occasion he Fa the following Resolution :-,* That the Assessment s• no fl eteuse nor Ministers might be shackled, it was at- received the honour of Kniehthood ; Earl Brownlow, on his STATE OF THE ODDS.-...BETTING-R00 . 24, JUNES as ha , De b ! rid Oak Stakes have oecastoned a great sta *lon •• ' r • i who shall compound for the same.' GRENFELL that the question, without farther conver- Mayne, by Lord Mountnorris, on leaving England for the Con- -;--r f , . PI hi& for the year, ending on the sth of April, 1819, be • marriage • Viscount Vatletort, on coming to his title; Sir John , continued for three years, in respect of. the persons quiesced in by the House, on the suggestion of Mr. Croft, on'being created a Baronet, by Mr. Canning ; 'Alt. J. T. Sortie unexpected defalcations in the bets on the late Fleas 211 th •money market at Tattered,' 5..-Betting on the , York Sr. Lew: tiuent ; Captain C. D. Jenny, R.N. ou his marriage and return 0 fir M. W. RIDLEY could 'perceive no difference sation, should rest till then. 7 to 1 against Sultan 10 to I against Magistrate • ' from the Continent, by Sir A. Cochrane ; M. Stewart Nichol- 11. between the plan of the Right Hon. Gentleman and Th ere eon . Colonel Lee, Capt. Lindsey, Col. Brydges, Dr. Davis. Ito 1 - The lAird 10 to 1 --- Pierce. " was so strong an opposition tb the uncalled- • Es q i . . '.. 1„ his own, with the exception of that in the rates. fie f - . His Royal Highness the Duke of YORE left town 12 to I against Cardina l Wolsey. in ` ' l , i feared that by making the rate 10 per cent. instead or Bill for Preventing the Enlistment of British Sub- this morning for Windsor, to receive the Monthly RAWLEY HUNT RA C ES, MXRAYDOWN Hears, Bran et of 5, the Right Hon. Gentleman would defeat his iects in Foreign Service, on the motion for the second Report of the Physicians, respecting the state of his MONDAY. A Silver Cnp, Subscription of sgs. each. - :' • own object, and gain less than if he had placed the reading, that we would not be surprised to see it MAJESTY'S health. Colonel Roberts's Ploughboy - 1 i 1:t . 1.,) , . whole on the lower footing. abandoned. Ministers had only a Majority of 13. Yesterday was married at St. George's, Hanover- Mr. Jacques's Sam " - - 5 4 0 4 : I The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER - square, the Right Hon. Lord ROSSMORE to the Right Mr. Hill's f• Fanny - - - 4 3 F . 0 1 0 : , - - - . 3 2 : I. 1 'Si' )' - thought that the addition of 10 per Cent. on lista- The Paris Papers of Tuesday arrived this morning. H _on. Lady AUGUSTA CHARTER'S, youngest daughter zi r pte F it o i n F h o .s rbg's J e ulia bo ' g s Is - ~t. . • 1 blishmeuts would not be too much, and would not Th e following are extracts : of the late Lord ELCHO, and sister .to the Earl of Four others .carted- - s the • - J to 4 ages wiener, 2 to I art ail, i 4 1 deter the rich from availing themselves of the prof- WeAress and MARCH. Among the company present and 4to 1 agst Fanny. • ' fired composition. The House and Window IlDiity PARIS, MAY al. were-the Duke of GORDON, Marquis and Mar- Mr. Jones s Snail, Bst. 10Ib. beat Colonel Roberts's Trua, I. Yesterday, after Mass, which the King heard in his • two mile for 100 gs. amounted generally to one half of the Assessed Taxes. chioness of HUNTLY, Earl and Countess of WEMYSS Mr. K Z; l . . apartments, his Majesty held a publi c .g's Strallbows best Mr. Forth's Jib, two miles,Riet a - They were, in fact, the sole tax paid by the lower Levee, which and MARCH, &c. &c. &c. The Bridemaids were the GUILDFORD RACES, TIHUDAT, Jinn I. c - classes. On these the rate at which the Composition was numerously attended by the Ministers, Marshals, Ladies CHARTER'S and Miss GREENWOOD. After Hi s M a j es ty'. Pl at . o f 10 0 g t. for four-yr-olds, lost. 41b. five. -i should be obtained would be only five per cent. It Pee rs , & c . His Majesty afterwards transacted busi- the ceremony, the company returned to breakfast at list. sib. rix oest. and aged, lest. 21b. Four-mile heats. ' I• would then rise with the class immediately above, ness with the Marquis Dessolles. Dowager Lady Eecno's house, Bryanstone-square. Mr. W. Edwards'. b. h. Anacreon, Syrs old - 31 1 I who employ shop:ten, till it reached its utmost ex- Mr. Walker's b. h Rasping, • Monday the Election of a Member of Parliament ' . William. ' 6Y" old - - I t The Ambassador of ' ' tin ave es erda hp g y t ,y a grand'S th. E. by Middlethorpe, 4 yes old 4 is. i tent in the large establishments of the rich.. No per- for the Selkirk,. Peebles, and Linlithgow district of Mr. : Lord Rout sb. c. Lepus, 4 yes old - - 3dr . • -., 1 •sen, however, having entered into the composition, dinner in honour of the Anniversary of his Sove- Burghs, in room of the late Sir J. B. RIDDEL, Bart. Mr. Forth ' s b. hospitality, c. !yea old 51 - 'efteiel s d be allowed to increase his establishment by the reign's Birth. Most of the foreign Ambaisadors were took place at Selkirk, when Mr. PRINGLE of Clifton . . WEDNESDAY. those of which it previously consisted. A parson Arrived at the Royal Hotel, Edinburgh , the Right Hon. the Mr. Jaques's b. h. Dardanus, by Haphazard - I I • i addition of any article of a different nature from keeping. • horses might increase their number, but would net be allowed to take up a carriage free of the present. The Countess Decaze . was safely delivered on Sa- turday evening of a son and heir. and Haining was returned. Earl of E • Lady Jane glutton, Montgomery, Lord Archibald !Montgomery, and Sir James Stuart of Allanhank. Insuring of one's life is now become so general a The Members' Plate of £5O, the best of three two-utile-helm Mr. Neale 's br. c. by Juniper Mr. Thompson's bL b. Sidophosse Mr. Lawrence's b. f. Spangle - - - - - s t 3 3 - 1 IP . usual duty. M. de Barentin, formerly the Keeper of the Seals Dar . earan the favourite at starting. A well-contested rat, 1 ' mode of securing a provision for a surviving family i s Sir M. W. RIDLEY perceived that the plan was and Honorary Chancellor of the Orders of St. M . - stability 0 the winner had not a neck to spare. l • _ entirely altered, and should now be sorry that iti that the of Offices which are set up for the purpose be- SPORTING EXTRAORDINARY! i•S . i's should be adopted. He would rather the Right Hon. h 1S• c ae , t. Esprit, and St. Louis, died yesterday morn- conies an interesting question of public concern. It is more par- y tieul iris , so, because Life Insurance affords adventurers too ready Yesterday evening an Irish basket woman, of Covent.Gard4 '. ,ti i ng at the advanced age of 82. • Market, was backed, at odds, to can y a gnat fat me in a kaki: i A Gentleman should withdraw it, for he saw it would means to foist unsound schemes on the Public. At first, and upon her head to the Elephant and Castle , in the Londen.re..,.... ;' turn out to be nothing but a disguised mode of • in- The assassin of Kotzebue still lived on the 24th of for several years, Life Offices have little to do but to accumu- in the short space of twenty-five minutes. The massive loci ?' late deposits: the rtwayosents are only to be made to post eri ty. .'1.1: • I i creasing the Assessed Taxes. If the limitations which May, by private letters from Ylanheim but he was 'a . e funds, therefore, must for some years appear flourishing, esh being properly laced the if p , woman started, at quick time. 11 the Right Hon. Gentleman mentioned were intro- in a deplorable co ndi t i on. The mortification of his although the deposits may be wholly inadequate to carry the en-, followed by a concourse of persons. until she arrived at Water- , 1 duced, the country would be of opinion that it would . . wounds had reached such a height that nobody could gagements through. Now, as several of the established Socie- ties have done all that can be ff too-Bridge, where, according to agreement, she was to have a '''‘.4 of gin, and receive a s hilli ng : Here some altercation took p lan' e ected by experience, talent, and - - • '3I ) ''. ' 6 Of .do no good. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER endure to be near him. He did not s k ew any sign , good management, to render these Associations beneficial to th Public, the Projectors of N ew e • t h Offices have no chance of draw- the toll-keeper demanding a penny for the passage of theo ersan DA e basket: weighty matter being speedily settled, Pt r l ls ' trusted, that when the Bill was laid before the House, of repentance. • the Honourable Baronet would entertain a different French 5 per Cents. 31st May-66 fr. 70 e.. ing deposits ns Specious but delusiv e re p resentat i ons secon d t h e in- persons to them, but by off e ri ng success i ve re d uct i ons i n the . paying the shot, the f a i r o ne proceed e d w i t h h er b ur d e n. Mae arrived at the toll-gate, at the Cobourg Theatre, when the :In- clination which the many have to rush to the wieldy gentleman began to exhibit some by diethyl cheapest place, ho , , uneasiness, 1 i opinion of its provisions.-The Resolution having c HAMBER OF DEPUTIES.-SITTING OF MONDAY and . they blindly commit the savings they make for their survi- 'egs out,and bets were against the performante. The wooers i then been put and agreed to •; • t The Minister of the Interior presented from his von to untried schemes, without reflecting, that if the schemes however, threatening, with an oath, to throw him hue a dial Si 1 li • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved-" That individuals be allowed to enter into Majesty a . Project of Law upon the Importation of fail, their wives and orphans will be the losers, not the ro'vc- P if he did not keep quiet, she proceeded, and arrived at the De- ters, who, so long as things hold together, derive profitable e i m- P liant and Castle a few minutes within the given tiat7 and it- -1 ' . ' . a composition for the duties assessed on houses and Grain. The principles, he said, which had guided plome i nts hi a s t any rate.-. Dr. Price said of the Life Society pro- ceived several presents from the crowd aasembled. •• 1 , believe that the schemes they are CORN EXCHANGE, MAIfK-LANE, JUNE 4. 1 ' - 'windows, after the rateof Is. forevery 20s. so assessed; Ministers in the preparation of this Project were li, ~... I , 1 and for the duties on their establishments, after the • rate of 25. on every 20s. so assessed.-The Resolution was agreed to ; the House resumed, and the Report • . simple and clear P ; they were supported by the exam- it lectors supporting .day, that " they will last their time, and they frill be gainers ; and as to the injury that may be done to their successors or to others • is at • distance , and they care little about it. "- Recent ghbouring country, in which they were closures which have been made p ablic ilia- of the affairs of one In- Not h • eying had any fresh arrivals from our own • Coast since Monday, we had little English Wheat at market this morning, for which rather more mosey daily receiving the most important developements. t surance Side y until then popular, ought to put the • was ordered to be received on Monday next.. Public again was asked, but the expectation of a large supply zest on their guard. That the business of Life Insurance is Os the Motion of Mr. PEEL, the Bank of England Cash If the commerce in Grain could be left entirely free,week, induced the millers to withhold purchasing, r I Payette% Bill went through a Committee. profitable as interested p ersona represent, is evident f ront the 14. .l i Mr. ELLICE said that be should move the Amendment, of Government would be relieved from a great and ter- fact, that upon the old Premiums several Offices have failed, and and therefore Monday's prices could only be attained. The Report was then ordered to be received on Monday. yof a very respectable Lffe Office-the Birmingham, after an quarter dearer than on Monday, but the ordinary , . 1 ~,; ~. 11 proved, that absolute liberty was incompatible with experience of eleven years, were so satisfied, that an ertensive qualities are dull sale. In Barley ,and P • Beans, eat, ( 15th of June, be should make a further Motion respecting the the security of a great people, whose principalsub- jeseeiaei°ll • ' as well as good management, were necessary for se- t i • []here is no alteration. ti cunty, that they broke up their Societ and paid upwards of supposed cession of Parga to the Ottoman Porte. He th en • 0 , . . ce consists in Grain. An absolute. prohibition £20,000 in one sum to the PROVIDENTSMITHFIELD 'MARKET, .TITNE 4. re Owner , to be a d- . ) grat.ted. would be attended with too many inconveni • NORTH i i •, ,ti , : i e i l which he bad given notice, on the bringing up of the Report. Sir C. MONCK gave notice that on Tuesday se'nnight, the moved for some additional Papers on the subject, which, were ststen The Charitable Foundations' Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Wednesday next. The e • The Friendly and Parochial Societies' Bill went Into a Com- that point when the mittee the Bort was received, and ordered for further coo- , sideration on Monday next. minee on the Frame-workers' Bill, defended it. rible responsibility; but experience had too clearl y establishment of a duty wisely graduated to price of grain shall have fallen others have broken up. Only a few months since the Members nutted into that Association. encies. N SHlFine fresh Oats continue in demand, add are Is. per Beef .......4s Od to 5s 4,11 Veal !LDS, JVNI 1 . -The A na, TAYLOR, that struck Mutton .. ...51 Od to es Od I Pork upon the New Sand, on her passage from Hull to this port, has been_ repaired in Dock, and sailed for Prince Edward's Island. Donut, JUNX 3.-Passed this to a rate fixed by law, had the double advantage of Standard, SurisaNa l for the same time of magazines of foreign grain which may i 3 from T iffe Lantb Hs od to 7s od. CATTLE AT roam. Se Od to Ss rid 5s 04 to 6$ Sd port this afternoon the ship Beasts 510-Calves 100-Sheep and Lambs 6,730-Pigs I2CC. Jamaica; and the Eliza, Beoottneus, ezioness, Jura 71.-Arrived the Malabar Ascovcu , take CI HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. seotion, to over 6Os to 7Os I Rowers ... (Si 00 to zo 0' ----- Cowes, Je l in 3.-Arrived the liuddart AP ' from LONDON; Printed and published by Lass Kerr, Pecke:t- -i serve as a don, last from Portsmouth, to take ' ' ?LIT"' 14211- 1, , 4 On tee question that the House resolve itself into a Cons- placing importation under certain restraints, and at the ener •Hay...... £5 Os to .4'6 Os I Straw ... £2 7s to f's ifis : Mr. PHILLIPS objected :te six measure, and Mr. ranee favouring the formation in the ports convicts on board for New South Wales. ' i• an troops fur Quebec. Puce, Temple-Bar. ?. • . ' . _ _ - - _ - •