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.MR. CARR'S TRAVELS IN IRELAND. HE BOOKSELLI RS, and the Public at Large, esti T ittfirsed. get Mr. CARR's STRANGER IN IRELAND, warms tee /err awl tiarsat /Low in twig, ektirettel gem keastifei kertviezt. Medload, will dr readitfer fate T.* ley tr. FIRS? DAT" of I ULY, Price 7i4o* Peewit Five Shillitty Ana, Juin 27, 2Bc6 This day were publinsed, price is. DIRECTIONS FOR LEARNING TO SWIM; by attending to which, a Perfon who hu never been in the Water, may rfcspe being drowned. By BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. LL D London s Printed fur J. Callow, Crown-eourt, Prince's ftreet, who. GERM.I.Vr. VIENNA, Jus:s ta.- - -The exchange of couriers between this city and Paris is dill very brilk. The French Ambatrador, M. Ruchefaucault, has alto had feveral conferences with Count Stadion, Miniller for Fore go Affairs. A declaration from the Head of the Empire will form be Gent to Ratilbon, in reference to the notifics. lion machrby the Eden!. Arch. Chancellor, that Car. dinal Perch has been elated his fuccelfor. . M. Reinhard, who goes as French Refident Mi niher dhd tVallachia, will wait at Vienna the arrival of General Sebattiani, the French Am. lia'ffador to Constantinople, and proceed in company with him to 'l'inkev. Julie 7.—The Ruffian Ambaffador, Count Rallis mowfley, has had a conference with the French Am. baffaslor M. de la Rochsfoucaulr. M. d'Oubril has frequent conferences with the Englilh Envoy, Mr. Adair. The Qeen of Etruria has already acknowledged Prince kffeph as King of Naples. RA'[ ISBON, Julie 9.—The Englifh Secretary, Mr. Rich, has lately left this city, it being under. flood, that Mr. Hill, the accredited Envoy, will not appear any more at the Diet. We erre& to learn, no the arrival of the Coadjutor, Cardinal Fefch, what will be the new conditution of Germany. It is laid that fome of the great dates of the Empire, Amite., to the petty territories of hone neighbouring Princes, will form a federative date. June ;6.-11 is laid that Baron Albini is appointed to an important poll at Vienna.—There is again talk of a marriage fic.,iween the Hereditary Prince of Ba varia and a Northern Pi iocefs. No Convention relative to the affairs of Germany had been concluded at Paris on the 2 a of May, as fume of the pohlicjournals have afTerted. BRUNN, Joys t 3 was dill befieged on the ad intl. 5000 frefb infurgents have joined the befiegers. On the 3511 ult. in the afternoon, the town of Raizen was let on fire in feveral places, and from that moment till eleven at night fired on Iron. the cannon of the fruiters. MUNICH, Julie r.—Our Queen is underflood to be pregnant ; and it is added that, according to the lateft accounts from Peterlburgh, her fitter the Emprefs expels to become a mother in the courfe of the prefent year. The French troops are expected to evacuate theft States in the cotirfe of four or five weeks. The 16th of Jane is now mentiared as the day on which Siam eau is to be delivered up to the Aatiriant. All accounts lately received from Poland fay, the utmoft tranquillity prevails upon the Ruffian from tiers, as the army, that had been there frame months, - had marched into the interior, into Podolia, or to wards Moldavia. This intelligence agrees, with the accounts from St. Peterfburglt, of May so, annotsn cing the arrival of the haft body of troops which amity compote the pillion of that capital. . Joss 12.—A French Courier, who pallid through this city, is the bearer of paffes for the Countellor of State d'Ouloil. AL.r.ot. ['INC. is LOWER BAVARIA, Just 3. —The town of Burgliaohn has been obliged, for lime days, to-deliver all the wood demanded for the barracks, for Andria furnithes none. It is believed that Bavaria a ill he indemnified for all the deliveries it has been oblitred to make, for there three mouths, to the town of Brannan. Something extraordinary is fuppofed to he paffing in the army of Marfhal Smolt, as he yellerday fom ent-sed all the Generals to his head quarters at Pal. .fan. General St. Hilaire, the Commandant at Bran nan. likewile went thither. AUGSBURGH, Just t 2.—Yeflerday eight car. shapes, Pith money, art ived here from Bsannau, from . whente it received a confiderable &sot of the French troops. This money was fent lions Vienna to pay the AA, ian ptifonen. This afternoon his eminence the Papal Nuncio Monlignor della Genera sr' ived here on his way from .Rome, to Rattlbon. In the evening lie made a vifit to his Fiefloral Highnefs cf Treves. After a -flay of Come Jays he will proceed for Ratithon, in company • with the Papal Auditortount Sioni, who is now here, The King of Bavaria has taken poffeftion of Gof tenholf, one of the fuburbs of Nuremberg, under the pretest of it; belonging to the Principality of Ant*. pack. The Magittrates of Nuremberg have there fore rublithed a prorlantatioo, very much in detail, . itt which they maintain, that all the encroachments and ofurpations, in which the ?ruffian Government has induleed Well flute q 65, upon the territory of Nuremberg, ought to be deemed null Ind void t and that feveral Communes, which his Bevatian Majetty has lao ly taken priffeffion of, are eomprifed among , their ufurpations t that this is particularly the cafe with terpoiro Gottenhoff 1 and that the city of Nu. rerolurg will coorequently Isferva to itfelt all its sights anal claims. According to the granges in agi , ation terpating the German Empire, the Circle of Franconia „ill undergo a new organization. HANAU, Just 17.—1 t is Paid that the corps of ,)Aarflaal Augereau will leave Fraackfort no the sad a ibis month, and will be replaced by other troops. A repots is circulated to.day by no means arionifiting, iipaildning the times we live in, as it alio agrees with . "recycling events, that the Eleelor of Baden is about to abdicate his government, and that the Eledoral p l impar. who is mteOleJ from Patin in the month of Jay. hill fireceed him, and will refide at Manheirn. A Cotinfellor of Stare, who came to Carlfruhe at the latter end us May, has, it it laid, already made tome r °pe g .n the fohjetl. A hole time after Prince Louis of B.Jen, fon ot the Eleitor, was ft.ni all his en.r.loments, and great changes were i made in 'he Wl* try., when the molt diitiogurfited petfona were rellfinlied. It is Paid again that die rooe will scrip the chair of St. Peter to a Carcligal, . . . :~ ~~ • and that the States of the Holy See will he added to the kingdom of Italy ; the French Empire will then taker new title, and a confiderable number of new Dukes will be created. It is alit) ad.te.l, that great alterations will take place in Switzerland, in favour of the Duke of Neufchatel. ULM, Joss rs.—The .whole corps of Mufha Soult will immediately break up from B.varia for France. It confills of 25,000 men, and will take its route through this •icinity. The whole number of Außrian prifoners at preterit in Sual►ia, is eliimated at 36,000. MECKLMBURo, Jose 21.—Accirding to ad. vices received here, the King of Sweden yefterday, about noon, h,ul au interview on the frontiers, with the General of Cavalry, Count Kalkreuth. LUDWIGSLUST, JUNE 2 I..—Yefterd.l y WAS cc- Ltbrated here, in pietenee of the whole Court Orem. bled in grand gala, the mart Lige of the Princefs Char. late, daughter of his Selene Highneti the reigning D.,ke of Mecklenburg Schwerin,. with his Royal Highnets Yi ince Chrilt lan Frederick of Denmark. TUI;ICF.r. CONSTAN TINOP LE. MAY 2 S.—The Count Italitifky, Envoy of Ituffia, has announced to the Pone, that his Court bad refolved to fend two flips of war with freffi mops, from Scbatlapol to Corfu, and that :bele !hips would arrive, Within a few days, at the entrance of the Canal at Contlantinople. The Reit Effendi replied, th it the Porte, under the pre fent eircumtlances, could not grant a ;mirage for th e re t ro op s , without drawing upon itfelf the re proaches of another great Power. The Count Ita. !Miley then reminded the Porte of the treaties of amity which exiled, and which had recently been renewed between it and Ruins ; and that in virtue of thefe treaties the tuffage could not be retitled to the troops of his Imperial Majelky ; but if the Porte should perfift in °planting this paffitge, the Ruffian (hips would fee themfelves tinder the neceffity of vpening, by force, a road to their deliination. • In confaluence of this declaration, the Poste has determined upon fending a fquadron into the Black Sea, in order to maintain its neutrality. Of the fleet declined for the Mediterranean, there are only twelve (hips of different rates, failed for the Archipelago ; but within thefe three days i. has been reinforced by.four higates, fix (hips of the line of the firft rate,•five frigates. Several brigs and galley, under the orders of the Captain Paella and Vice Ad miral Schuemet Bey, are to cruize in the lonian Sea, the Marta, and the Archipelago Corr," Prld:r.l; L 7 tae 24. SWEDEN. GRIEFSWAI.D. June 17.—S•me Roaim Of. ficctz, who have palkd the wiener here with a fmall de:achment belonging to entiotTotstov, put to fea for Riga two days lince. A few days agn they were orefented to his Swedilb Majefly.' This moaning an Officer arrived with a letter from General Kalkreuth, and another from the King of Pruffia ; in the after. noon he returned with an anfwer to both. SWEDISH POMERANIA, pile O.—The Ad jutant General Tihell has infpeCted the old and the new fortifieaticas of Stralfund. The Ruffian Major General Chladkoff Rill remains at our head quarters. HisMajelly allows him two c:iitinels before hisdoor. fIOLL.9:v'D. •HAGUE, June 25. —By the Frerch letters which we received just before the Ibrd :taatt coarnat was put to prefs, we team the agiceable and official in telligence, that on the loth of tf.iy, n numerous body of Montenegrins, which in:ended to take Ragufa by furprize, were defeated by : wo companies of troops, with two pieces of cannon. Between two and three hundred of the Montenegrins were left upon the !pot killed and wounded. On the fame day, fume Ruffian frigates attempted to furprife Santa Croce; but Come batteries being unmanted, of which they had no fulpicion, they immediately fet fail. The General of Brigade Delgorgue remains in pofreflion of Stragno and the whole Peninfula of Sabioncella. I 7 ALT NAPLES, Jove r 6. —A new Neapolitan regiment, organized by General Pignatelli, entered this city a few days ago, coming front Capita. They have al ready been reviewed at Chiaga. The Englifh frequently approach our coalle, hot are every where received with cannon fhnt. They wills to excite the people in the provinces to inforrec • tinn r but they will be dibrppointed. The mildr.ei and the wifdom ref a regenerating Government are very powerful ;n attachit:g the people to its meafures. The people of Naples only require peace and a good adminiliration. Infead•ot occafioning prejudice to the Government, the Englifh do it effential fervice, as they purge the country of an inconftderable num bcr of people, uho only will' to excite a dirintbance. CATANEA is SICILY, Mar r.—On the 22c10f April, an ordonnance was publllbed by the King, importing that the Neapolitans, French apd Italians, poireeng elates or capital in Sicily. &mkt enjoy their property unmoleited. as long as the Sicilians and Neapolitans who have followed the Royal Family in Sicily !hall be maintained in what they may peffers in the kingdom of Napless but Ihonlfl OPT not , King Ferdinand will make reprint's in Sicily. GENOA, Just i r.—This morning the Onto& Ails of the line which has been repaired in the late• riot of the port, andis now in the bell ctindition, was condireed to the New Mole. where the will take in her mall:, and afterwards be fitted for fea. ROME, May 31.—We have juR learnt that the Ports of Siaigaglia; Fenn, Miro, and others, have been occupied by the French troops t it appears that this meafure has been taken in order to proteet t h ole ports from any attack , on the part of the Engliflt there have .alto been made preparations of defence on different points of the coati. We expel )sere gorily the regiment of LAMM' D'Auvergne. Car. diesel Ruffn, with the whole of his family, have been lawniema from the kingdom of Naples. Among the putty reports in cite& scion here, i N one that the Mother of Napoleon is to be appointed (Zaeen of Rome, and that Luisa 134asparte is sjfo panted as her fuccellor. • PRUSSIA. BERLIN, JUNI t 7—This evening arrived two Con. tiers, one for the Chevalier de Brag, the other on the way to St. Peterfburgh. A Courier is ;tiro come from Grtifswald, to the Ruffian Minitter, M. A!opcens, who immediately forwarded him to his Court. TheMiniller of State, M. Von Hardenberg, is gone to Tempelberg. A great ;idly ity now prevails in the Arfenal ; a great quantity of battering cannon is getting in order. KONINGSBERG, Jo« a B.—The following is publilhed here : Head-Qt .t arters, Crettswald. My ;t. " To Mr. Koch, Cotnnterr;ai Agent in KoningfJers : " fits Mak tty has been plealed to glue peronflion fur all Cap• taint of Neutral Skips lu Prufrian Ports, who incline to fail with ',alai, not to remain longer idle, ropafs without moleftadon from the So math frigates blockading thofe ports, which M. Koch is cc gttellrti to make known to thole whom it may concern. GUST. VON WiLLTI/LSTEDT, FNft Cabinet Secretary." STETTIN, Julia 17:2-The Ruffian Conful yeller day gave notice on the Esebange here, that the King of Sweden would not permit even Ruffian property to come out of the harbour of Swinemunde. He hoped, however, to be Gorily able o announce an alteration in this useafure. ARLIMITE N TARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OP LORDS, MONDAY, JUNK The judges proecetteed to deliver their opinionsiselsow, on the Dutch Property Appeal. APer Mr. Janice GROSE had delivered his opinion, the further hearing was poßpoord till Thurfdsy. The Infuivent Debtors' Bill was rc committed or Friday. Lord MELVILLE teeing the Noble Lord (Lord Minto) in his place, role to ant his Lurdfhip whether there aflually called at the prefent moment any Go vernment in India, or any Governor General at Cal cutta? If any Govet nment did ell ft Utcre, he walled to know what was the nature of it ? . Lord mINTo replied, that he had no hefitation in Bating, that there elifted now in mental the fame Government that had frabfified there fince the death of Marquis Cot nwallis. It was true that his Majefly had been advifed to vacate the appointment of Sir George Barlow, the prelent G vernnr. In order to do this, it had been necelfary, in point of form, to vacate the whole commilllon under which he had been appointed. There was a claufe, howe•er, in the very initrument which repealed the commiffion, that the prefent Government lhould continue in the enjo)ment and exercife of all its powers, until a publication fhould be made in Calcutta of the names of thole who were to lucceed to their powers. The Noble Lord would therefore fee, that there did now eta a Government in India, with all the powers that they ought to priffel., and that it was impollib:e that there Ihnold be any vacuum in the Indian Government be fore the appointment of another Gr vet nor General. The repeal of the commiflion, as rela , ing to the r tiler Members of the Council, was only a matter pro forma, and there was no intention of removiog the other Members of the Council. • Lord MELVILLE was not fatisfied with this re ply. He wilhed to know, whether Sir George B.or low had been informed, that he was only to remain in his prefent lituation until a fuccelior could be ap. pointed? Lord MINTO laid, that information had been fent to Sir George Barlow, that his M4jelly intended to fupply, as far as he ryas competent, a f,ccefror to that fituation. Until that friccelf rr lbottld be appointed, and arrive in India, the powers of Government in Bengal would be exercited by thole perfons with whom it relied at prefent. Lord MELVILLE declared, that it was impoflible for him to feel ear'', when he confidered that, at a time when fuelt important treaties and negotiations were pending in India, there hardly elided any thing to call a Government in that country. He therefore gave notice, that he fhould, on Friday, make a mo tion refpeeting the esitting [Lite of the Government iti India. The Lords were ordered to be furnmoned for Friday. The Houle then relowed itfelf into a Committee of Privileges, and lir:urgers-were or -feted to withdraw. During the exchrli it of aranyet., a conference took place with the Commons, refpeeling the right of the I 4tter in tuna:bon a Peer t-1 give evidence at their Bar. The Commons afterwards brurght up feveral molt of them of a private neare.—Adjotirattl. • HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Bill for fupp!rlog the City of OLfgow wit► Waterway read a thin.' time, railed, with all an.l ndotent, and ordered to the Lo.da On the motion of Mr FO4 CFA, a new wet was ordered for the Borough of Sligo. it. the room ttt Owen Wynne, Efq. who has accepted the ()file of Efehrator of Mundt& On the motion of `4r C. PRICE, Iran was Owen to bring in a 13111 for aia'...ing certain Regulations relpedtiny ‘mtthileld Market Petition , were relented from the Bun Fire Oifice,the Wrltmim. fter, the ! ritifh Fire It. farance 015.:e.tbc ['townie Fire (Ace, and the Pelle,: ;durance Offt.-e. prOng to he heard by Cuut.ll - 1 ..gainit parts.' the Globe 'durance Incorporation BilL—Lani en the table. ifi.HOBH. USE brought up the Report of the Committee on the Expiring 1.11 , 01, %bleb was read. . . The Fot;recenth Report of the Board of Naval Enquiry was prefented, and ordtred to be laid on the table. Mr. Meninx. from the India Board, pr.-rented Returns to orders of the Houle,of thea3dand2sthpolelett Ordered to he piloted. NABOB OF ARCOT'S CIt!DITORS' BILL. Mr. HOBHOUSE then rofe.to poltpone the ferand reeling of the Nabob of Arcot 's Creditors? 11.11. This he did, io confeoot nce of the 1 raining Bill being Neely to occupy the attention of the Hoare for the night, and alto on account of the ahlerce of fame Gentlemen who might with to deliver their fentinh.nts upon it.—.. He therefore moved, that the fecund reading be dell :1W to Friday Melt. Mr. FRANCIS withed to elk the Hon. Gentleman, in what Rate the f:ommiffioners appointed to examine the debts would be left, fuppoinig the prefeut Bill were not to pafa In this hellion ; whether they would execute the duty entrußed to them, or leave It is/au 'MI? Mr. HOBIIOUSE replied, that though the Bill had been hi therto unavold..bly poßponed, yet Rill there was time enough In tne prefent feffion for paffing it. Should 1., however, be found ez prdlent to defer it beyond the prefent feffi..n, the Commiffioners would then think it their duty to.ewilider what was to be done, and ha hoped In that cafe to be able to give the Huufe all the fa ti..f.idlion that lay in his power refpedling the queltion of the Hon. Member. IMIIIIIXMIIIITI AT PLYPAr,UTI4. Lord HOWICK then r - rote to obfervc, that (non after he NC ceeded to the (ace which he POW held, reprefentatlons Lad been 'made to him, that fuch embankments bad then made in Catwater at Plymouth, as to endanger :he feisty of hla Makfty's Neu". In cuaftquotet of this, he had conimitfioned 'leiscfrii. RCN* and Whitby, Engineers, to examine into the nature ut tide embook rnsid• They had prepared and itailmittsti to him two ltspons, which in a ip tat degree confirmed the reprefei , t■tiona tie lied se; ecieed • He walled. tberefore, that one t.,f the Reports, and an tattaa front the other, fhould be laid before the Hook, ssd that Coentwistee *twist be afterwards appointsd to teen pf I .to Wilat 1184 ban Windy dune as to tick untuplutactits, auu %A he ther it lhould be undone, or merely prevented foe the future. lie 1 wished situ. it Mould be provided, that no works of the kind be h. 1. future made without fume reprefentation to the COITITith3IIVA of 't the Admiralty, and vritbout obtaining their perntiffinn. He Oct moved, that there he laid before the Houk a Copy of a Report on the ft hjedt, by Me lira. Rennie and Whitby, of the 18th June fail, and elk a Plan relating to the fame ruble& The Papers were ordered, and were then hrombt up by Lord HO WICK, who moved, that a Selcel ommittee b, appointed to examine the fame, and to report their obkrvations thereon to the Houfe. A Commfttec was appointed accordingly. On the motion of Sir J. NhWPORT, there was ordered to be lab! before the Houfe an account of the quantity of %'iatillens, Woollens mixed with Sill, Olga Bottles, tee. exported front Rog. land to India, during the years 18ot, 2. 3,4. On the motion of Sir J SINCLAIR, the Report of the Coin. en:ace on the ForLjted Filmes in Smitlatid was ordered to be t.1..11 into confideration tomorrow. Sir J. NEWPORT brought up the Earl of Ormond's Apr& meta Confirmation Bill, which was read a firft time, and nruered • to be read a fecund time tomorrow. the Ira Revenue. Regulation Bill was read a third time, and patted. r M ALEXANDER brotlght up the Report on the 13,11 R,ele Light Houk,. which, on the motion of Mr. R. DUNDAS, ordered to be taken into further cot.Gderation to morrow. I&RRACR DEPARTMkPIT. The SECRETARY at WAR feting an Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Roblin) in his pber, ',Med tat of bins, wbether he meant to gran• al any motion im the Papers refrains Barracks in the 111 c cf Wi g ht, prefcnted to the Houle? Mr. ROBSON replied, the bullnefs had been entirely takes out of his hands by a Noble Lord (Lord H. Petty),on whafe stn oe the gapers were granted. It was his intention to have followed up the mottos which be had at Brit made ; and if the Noble Loa lbould do nuthiog Ohl the fulsjeCt, be would make a motion in the courfe of a week. Thc:ECRETARY at WAR wiled the Hon. Gentleman to fig fame day for that purpofe Mr. ROBSON conceived he was now to underarm:lL that the Noble lord had laid down the matter; he therefore gave nodes of a nation for Friday neat. The SECRE EARY at WAR could not (peak for hla Noble Friend, who was not then prefent. He had, howevc , , unricritood, that the Hon. Member had moved for the papers at era, in ar4cr to found tome Motion upon them. Mr. ROBSON repeated his notice for Friday neat. CONFERENCE WITH THE PEERS. A Melfage from the Lord, defired a prefect conference with their lordllilps in the Painted Chamber, on a Matter concerning the 10.31 COI r. fpondence between the twat Houfes. On the motion ot Lord HOWICK, the conference was agreed to. The MeGagers were then called in, and acquainted by the SPEAKER, that the Houk bad agreed to a conference as &bred. Managers were then appointed, who proceeded to the conk. ten. e, and on their return, Lord HO WICK then anted the refult of the conference, which relates to the privileges of the Peerage, and which was motioned by the examination ot Lord Teignmouth at the Bar of the Houfe on the Oude Charge. For this there was no other precedent, but that of I.ord Bolcom., in 1779. The Report of the Conference was ordered to be taken into undid:re. lion on Friday next. The E.dt India Shipping Bin was read a third time and paled. Sir W. YOUNG poftponed the motion of his Noble friend (1.,.rd Temple), for a motion on the Oude Charge, which was in the event of an Hun. Martha (Mr. Paull), not tr.king fume in termediate motion, from Wednefday to Frida y next. On the motion of Mr. W Slims:l, the fonder confislerat ion of the Report on the Slane Trade Bill was gone into. The operation of the hill was to continue (or two years, from roe IR Aqui). neat. The Bill was ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. Mr. KING brought up an Account oldie Sumq iffued to Marrs. Thornton and Power, of Hamburgh, at the difpful of Mr. Wick. b:an, for hub&fiery Corp. on the eOIIOIICIII, Luring the years aBzt: Aid I got.-.-Ordered to be printed. 'Fhe frilb Poor Bill was read a fecund tint, and ordered to a `Committee to-morrow. On the motion of Sir J NEWPORT, the Houfe went into a Committee on the Ira Revenue Regulation Rill, and the report was ordered to be received to morrow. Mr KPR gave Donee, that he would, in the court' of nest Sef }lnn, move (or i Committee to take into coofickratioss the Mgt Road Ate. On the motion of the Marquis of DOUGLAS, a return wu or dered to be made forthwith to an order of the Houk of the Brit or May refpecting profions and purities granted by the Eaft India Compaq fine syeg; and alfo to an order for papers refpecalog the Regulation of the Prefs In India, in tBot. . Mr. ALEXANDER brought up a Bill for improving the foods of the CUR at Greenwich; and a foeond Bill for improving the tends of Greenwich Hofpital; both of which were read a Brit drug. and ordered to be printed. DIFSWCI DILL. _ _ The Houk then refolved Welt into a Committee for the farther tonßileration of the Defence Bill, and cootinued in tlilcuillon upon the levcral eludes until twin o'clock, when the Bill bang goal through, Mr. YORKE pre notice that he fhouhl, on the third reading, move a Claufe for exempting from the operation of this Bill, all Diftridtahaving Vulunteers to a certain amount Mr. WINDHAM moved two additional Claufea, which were agreed to, when the Chairman left the Chair, and reported forth• with. Ordered that the Report be taken Into further confider/• don tomorrow. Mr. ALEXANDER. then brought up the Report of the Com mittee of Supply whkh fat on Friday. "The Refolutions were reml and agreed to, and at half pail twelve o'clock the Houk adjourned. LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY x. PRIZE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Cnnfols, for opening, 63 —Reduced 6t ii. Omnium, for money, sf —for payment 5,1. PRICE: OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 211 Long Ann. 17 ix•l64 3 p. Ct. Red Ann. 6116x* India Bonds, is. a aa. dlf. 3 per Cent. Conf. Ann. Oat Each. Bills. par IS. as. dif. 4 Per Cent. Sniff I Omni= 51 7 6}}t rem. 5 per Cent. Nary . Ihut I Conf. fur ace. 63fif DUSLIN, JUNG per Cent. Gov. Deb. 93f. Exchange—Dublin on London, ice. Much expedation was raifed in the Houfe of Peers yeflerday, refpeaing the nature of the qneflion which Lord MELVILLE intended to put to Minitiers, with regard to the prefent date of India. Many Peers at. tended in their places, and a great number of Mem bets of the other Houfe appeared behind the Throne Lend Mst.viwt was tor fume time in converfation with Lord Muir°, previaus to his riling to put his quellions. It appearing from the anfwers of that Noble Lord, that the indent Governor General, Sir G. BARLOW, was only to continue at the head of affairs until a fucceffor arrived to take his place, and that confequently there was no liable Government at prefent in India, Lord Ms tv mut gave notice, that he Ihould on Friday nett fubmit a motion to the Houle, Chewing how precarious our power and fecu rity in India were under Poch unfettled circumnances. HAMBORGH MAIL. The Mail due on Sunday arrived haft night. B 7 the letters from Conflantinople, it appears that the Divan Oa more openly under the intuence of French councils than before--probably from fear. Paffar that had been demanded for two Ruffian Chips of war through the Canal of Contlantinople has been rt• fufed. The Roam Wainer Rated, that if the re* tufal was pertiNed in, the thips would force their way, in contequence of which the Porte has rifolvad to feud a fqirairon into the Black Sea.