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FRANCE. PARIS, JULY t s. Letters from Commercy mention, that the gaming table at Verdun was (but up on the sd influnt, to the great joy of the public funCtionaries and the citizens. On the evening that this took place, while all well. intentioned people were applauding, in the bofnms of their families, this paternal aft of the Government, fosse bolent !piths, as yet unknown, betrayed their joy, or rather their diffetkfation, by breaking the windows of the boufe where the bank was held. SWEDEN. STRALSUND ; JUNE at. The circurnfiances in which we find ourfelves, and particularly the raifing of the Pomeranian militia, in conkquence of the difficulties which this meafure has enenuntered, have produced a change of the Go vernment and Conaitution of the country. The King of Sweden, believing that he had reafon to complain of the conduit of the Regency and States of Uppip: Pomerania on this mafiosi, has not only deems. thefe authorities diffolved, but has, at the fame time, annulled the Conflitution which governed the Ger man States of his Majelly. The King, after haying pronounced this diffolution of the faid bodies, and abrogated the Pomeranian Contlitution, has decreed, that his German poref fions (ball be governed by the laws in force in the Kingdom of Sweden, and that the Pomeranian, gild Swedes Ihail henceforth form one people. Theft - have comnienced -paid _changes . awe ____ by the depufition of the Members of the Regency of the Duchy, who have been deprived of their funaions by a Royal Order of the t Bth inllant. This order con tained in a letter, addreffed on the fame day, by his Majelly to the Governor-General, Baron d'Elien, was publicly communicated next day by the Gover nor to the Members of the Regency. The Military Chief of Swedifb Pomerania, conformably to the ul. tericr pleafure of the King, has, at the fame time, 'abased the Civil Government of this Province.— Two days after, he addreffed the following Procla mation to the inhabitants:- 1r 05051 OF HIS MAJISTY Tall SING OF SWIM., J. JIAN lIFWIII BARON 0111355 MARIS KNOWN. &C. " NM Mairity, my melt inclose Wog sod levereigti. booby easdefeended to appoint as to earl. be yublibed, • mord Proclamation relative to the hprillea of be Perstentis Re zeney,—That I may fulM tbis •••111. I oohs b * oom he A in- Übtaiots that his Majelty bee Whom* use, slew irt the ath Wham. bet he ierrool. ebb idyl* rod that. daring the doilberedeue olabliady tusk mils ibljed or the Appeal letbeated by be leder die a do ot a provincial tabu in Pooreulk On otelet Poe of do Marv ef die were chew* with a dbledisene. In fres die "der prid~_ by 1111 -- 1111. tbe ICIal, In mew to moan Wei totem bibs sioeteid is Mum bee Mad k props Is abbe* Pe eserodan Reseasy, al so do* see. Is imislueses, will) the Caen/mutes pt Ms eeders. be bean. tanistent A be German States. The *raid War OW Melody_ was pdli* rend on the i gib Ind. in pretense at lb ei &y ea* afteh et the Re gency; A. IsseNessiresiedistely cad. " he ,scene 01 mks perm will Mai be bbardythe Mpg hes invaded in the wow aferdeld.l give phis adioll to alt the IdaUtaena of Poo tests, the. they mom ebsodivie to die Payall Oubseeseeft eat hi ordessenah Minh to we all b+jse, 'bleb weld) Vend* bin bemyrefulted to the *awe but to bd , oetwlthaandhodeplestes to the • - MOW* et that Regency. a Done Is the Fenn& of &ram& Jose at. Tto6. . (Stow) a• Weer DISSENT, " J. C. 51N2110. - The Regency of the country being denoted, and the Military Governor already in polrefEnn of his hot:lions, his Majelly, on the s6th of June, addreffed a fecund letter to him, by which his Majelly *bola ed the Conilitution, and diffolved the States of the Province, in order that they Gould be re placed by the laws and the Conflitutional Authorities of Swe• den. Here follows the letter, which put the lett hand to theft remarkable changes, and which has been publithed entire : r. With concern we have law ibesperceived, that all the pate and folicitude that we have be. err ipsd In fee the profperity of our faithful Poosenslan fulled,. Mee Men with unexpedted dr. li.olnes in their execution; which howee&hw tut the ful filment of our benevoleot views, or reterded Ihidied. by cond. awl delay., end a reeourfe upon wiry oetaill. IS armlet* oriel. lege.. We are the more convinced et the impededinos of the preient Conititution, from the ossiliktrades of Ski &VW ' of ladultry, and the Mamie of penlades. Is lb* tubers all thole Manacles have ceded, orbielt bliesorado . war ges 4/11 German States of thole :Mimes of prellgoltp Ilasemilliff lo • "AO organised State. We have lately bed a irdh at the roes confequenees of the Keen, order et s our orde lla r li fo e ; railing the Pomeranian Mu de , in eselliosese s very usfultable la ci interptetatlaa, has been referred by die NOM di the cralinnadon of the Trlbsiods oldie hatpin, at a doe oboe the enemy threat coed the treaders et the Cetietry. m TIN eaellderat lon of belt briportaet to—the late events which have awearred--eod a deem to tztlthtMte the heady of the country, have reduced as to the eerelity et awaiting, otleg the ConD.itution which has hitherto pushed ow deresen SUMO do ceafe (runs this day; that the Premise. lutes sad Commie arc diffolved, and that all initiation') Meth; shoran be *SW for ever.' But It, oo the one band, we have been breed to lie this refolution, on the other we with to prose, bet Our edy ills tip is to keen: the Ware profferity sf our GM.. flibjed4 sal not to affume to ourfelves oppreffive rlglats ; and et 1)/A we liana thought that we could not give a more melon* peed deo by intreolueing the/feted& Cooftitsdon into our Gersten Omen As King of Wee people, and as obeying only the law,we feels parti cular Online In preparing a bappier fate for our Ambled* M Po merania and Rugen. Equal, both In rcfpetit of their duties to us, .red In their immunities and privileges ' • proteded by Jolt laws. they will no longer form a body leparst e d from the &wed& peo- ple ; but will, on the contrary, enjoy In fraternal *awn the benefits 'f a Conftitution which has eftabliked, foe ages, the isesuity s ol that people. . We ordain, by this Adt. that the Conftkutlon sidle klettledl at Sweden of the sift of Auguft ma; the AU, of Union ands, liecurity of the et n of February, and A of April 5 illq ; thepri •o- et, and intalUtlit la grained to the foot nate' of Sweden, and ! thr inw of that itinedon., be ill future the fundamental and con. ' IllOutiabal lam of our German States. We ordain, that• all the bccrlfary thloofithaus be made to pet this Aft in execution, On ton otesf.on, we, howtver, declare, in the moR Memo manner, t., our Pmtranian fub j oit • . that they Oil never be NW ?chg. ei ther for the 'trefoil or the future. to the payment of the olcbta of t.... kingdom • Swell, n or to the Imports which have relo ion to I, Moreever, If any thug *mold occur which refpeds, peculiarly sod property. Pomerania and Kutch, and on which, conformably to the Swodi& Liman noon. we ought to bear the hamble luppli fatiOoll of the Reprefentatives of the country, we will convoke ih.at lnc General oict. in the estuary Weir; this convocation, ftr win. we &all give ulterior ceden,llsall 1 e held without de ity . and it will inn fatietadicm rat our heart, to fee affeatbittl r.iund tear Thture• faithful people, who, 110 bagel' led Any by • ehenplieaud C'onflitution, and lulling the dutiesat lubjeds, will f-e .nal, 17 their allillauee, our paternal efforts fur their prorperay, 1 . which we &all find our 'sighed. recommence. ' •• flew the Royal bead quarters at Grtehavaid, June ..11106" (Signed) " GUS 'AVM 41)01-WiLle." GRIEFSWALD, JULY 1 •• • • . . . 'rite Swedifh head-quarters ate fill here. On the a . li initant, a Royal Ordonnance appeared. by which .1;41 fctvice if to be totally aboliiked in Swath& .meran:a. 1741. r. LEGHORN, JUNE ii. Since the entrance of 8000 French troops into Rome. detached from the Neapolitan army, the ►u. moor of force approaching change, and the depar• ture of the Pope for Turin, continue►. NAPLES, JUNE as. King Jofeph has already ordered, that the unfs.r. tunate perfons reeding near Vefavius, who have 101 l their fubflance in confequence of the•late eruption, (hall be indemnified out of the Rural Treafury.— Thole who no longer chufe to refide in in dangerous a neighbourhood, are advifed to remove to Apu snore fruitful, but lets cultivated past of the' country. MILAN. JUNE 3s. With the exception of the Venetian provinces, moll all the troops that were in Italy, have left it for-a different deftinatinns. Mae, and the frontier pro vinces. contain Gen. Marmont's whole corps, and a diviflon of the army formerly belonging to Mafiena. In the mean while, reinforcements are continually ar riving from Piedmont, and the fouthern provinces, molly confcripts but we likewife expel tome re gular rigiments. Troops are likewife advancing thrones Nice, and by way of Genoa, molly towards Naples. while others take the route of Dalmatia.— The objet of all thefe movements remains a mile ry, and will probably depend upon the Wilt of the pending negotiations. VENICE, JULY se. 'The enemy,• who threatened to blockade us, will be much furprifed, when, betides the light fquadron already at tea, they perceive another, of [officio& Ilrength for the defence of the Adriatic and both its lhores. We are extremely attire in the arfenal, and learnt': voluntarily Inter into our ferrite. GENOA. JULY a. One hundred and fifty Neapolitan Galley-Raves re. wilted againft the guard, as they were corning oat of Parma. They killed fame of them, feixed their army, and made off towards the coati, in the hope of finding velTels. They are, however, clofely purlued, and meafures have been fo well taken, that there is realm to card not one of them will &ape,. ROME, JULY E. The people of the States of his Holineri, after hav ing fccn the French army of Naples, and all the re inforcements which were fent tot, pals through their territory, now fee a part of there troops treading back their Reps, in order to guard the ports of that Pontiff. About the middle of the prefent ninnth il different French and Italia', corps have arrived ati Rome from the kingdom of Naples, and are gone to occupy Civita Vecchia. and the other points on the! Wettern coal} of the Papal State, in order to preemie the approach of Engliflt and Ruffian sterols. The Eaftern coal} of the State of the Church has alto been occupied within the tall month by French and Italian troops. They form at prefent the garrifone of Ancona, and of all the Papal harbours on the? Adriatic. Betides the French and Italian corps, which have newly marched by the way of Rume to the neighbouring co:lls, other corps of the fame na. lions alto pals through this capital, coming, in like' manner, from the Neapolitan frontiers. It is laid that there lad will repair to Leghorn. Rums itfelf, fince the paging of there troops has crated. has no longer foreign troops within her walls, and continues to enjoy complete tranquillity. But there took place. fall month, in this capital, a dit:t- Enable incident, which, but for the firmnefs dif played on the occafion by the Holy See, might have dillorbed its, repofe, and been attended with the moll fatal contequences io the whole Rate. On the 7th ult. a man, twenty-eight years of age, a botcher by profeMon, having met two Frenchmen in the Ilreet, without any provocation on their part, laid hold of a knife from the neighbouring Rumbles, and (tabbed one of them behind. This attempt excited a confi derable uproar among the people, and appeared to the Government deferring of exemplary punithment. Tbt culprit was therefore immediately arretted, tried by martial law, and executed on the 9th, in the fquare of S r.ngelo. The reduBionof Gaeta by the French army of Naples till remains to complete the conqueß of that kingdom. According to advices from Naples of June 23, every thing was prepared for the purpofe of mak ing a vigorous attack upon that place. The formi. debts batteries ereaed againfi it fecund to enfure fuccefs. One hundred pieces of cannon, and twenty five mortars, only waited for orders to make a breach, and to prepare for the ;dhoti. The Com , mandant of the fortrefs, even while per filling in the etiolation to defend himfelf to the lafl extremity, fitr-' nithed a vifible proof that he dcfpaired of maintain. ing it much longer againft the efforts of the be fiegers : be has embarked aqd tranfporied to Sicily the moll valuable articles that were to be found in the place. Io the 'mean time, the fire of Gaeta has again deprived the French of an Officer. of diftin guilhed bravery and talents, in the Perfon of hi. Del Vollclongue, an Officer of &Dissects, who, having been wounded in the head by *ONO thrown from dm' fortrefs, died a fcw hours after, to the great regret of the whole army. On the 6th of lift month, in con. legumes of a general fortie by the gartifon, both par. tics were engaged in more than one place in the en. virons of Gaeta, and moll ferioufiy on the neighbour. ing coat. A corps of Englifit, lately difembarhed in the port of, the Cottrell, took a fhare in this fortie, which was befide.:. feconded by the Britith vac's of war, with which Sir Sidney Smith, having arrived from Gibraltar fn thefe latitildes, has been cruising Int tome weeks. However, this fortie, though• it did fome injur/ to the befiegefi, turned out to the difacb vantage of the befieged. It was effeeed in three co lumns. of which the frrll, partly compofed of Englifh and paltry of Neapolitans, was conveyed by tea, and punted on to the ditiance of fix miles from Gaeta.— There the chief part of this detachment feizei upon , the little fart of St. Andre. fituated on tire geest road to Naplei, audfpiked the cannon ; but were tpecdily attacked by a French corps, who made prifonets five Englith and between 8o and too Neapolitans. The remainder of this detachment were equally unable to refill. the force which was oppofed to them, and were obliged to retire in hafie to the mountains, in order to regain the place. The other two columns, under the commend of the Prince of Heffe Philipßohl himftlf, confined themfclves to au attack of the WOrks crated by the French, under the walls of the f‘flielf, and retired after a night k TRW" PM go. General Couet Beltegarde, wias is to receive the filmes of Cattaro from theßulans, failed from this port cm the sad init. The action between the Montenegrins and the French, took place near Old Raguta on the Bth init. after which, the former not only concentrated themfelves, but were reinforced and drew towards the capital, Ragufa. Their manner of making war is ♦ery ferocious. as they are profaned by their Whop, rewards for all the heads of their enemies they (hail bring in, at the rate of two ducats for a common man, and fo in pcoportion for different ranks, to the head of a General, which is rated at too ducats. 1 I I , i , , SPAIN. MADRID, JUNE so. • From the moment that Sweden received fubfidies from Great Britain. and made common eaufe with that power, it has been °bier/ed, that ender favour of the Swain, flag, the fraudulent introduction of Englifb manufanures has mnch increafed, to the injury of our national indultry. To prevent this, his Catholic Mikity has ordered that the ports of his kingdom fhould be (hut againl all Swain' (hips, as long as their Sovereign (hall continue to make cow mots caufe with England, the enemy of Spain, and of France, her intimate any. His Catholic Maker hat, however, been pleated to allow, that fuch Swe dint veffels as (ball be in his ports at the period of rite publication of this Decree, may remain there during the time neceffary for t he teal:Station of their bufinefs. The molt effeflual way to compel the' Engli(b to abandon their (yftem of war is, to dole agaian them all the markets for that trade which ls the principal fupport of their power. NOLLAAD. HIERLEM. JULY ti. There is nn particular news fre-ns Berlin, though fome information was received there on the Bth init. from Colonel Krufernark, It St. Peterfburgh, who is in that capital upon the affairs of Sweden. Baron Budberg is appointed to an onpot tent poll at St. Pe terthurgh. M. Alopeus, the Ruffian Envoy. paired through Magdeburg's, on his way to Brunhild, on the 6th indent. The pacific turn of the inte ll igence received on the Lower Elbe from England, of the t tth ina. his bad conliderable influence upon Continental affairs with yelped to trade. ROTTERDAM. JULY ry. The Paris letters to the lath, only aate that the hopes of an approaching General Peace &limp in creafe in that capital. The 5 per Cent. ronfols, jorifirire of theta March, are at 66 francs 5 centimes. • TURKIir. CONSTANTINOPLE, JUN? Refpefling nur differences with 'Ruff** and England, tee are fill an the Paine fituation ; • but we {eft affnred that an Englifh and a Itiaffian• fleet will very ran ap• pear before the Dardanelles. We alto know that the Porte till cootineer to reface an? paffage.thiough the Dardanelles, either to Ruffian flii . ps of weir K tuber vefftls - with warlike floret, &c. • A flip reader tral colours, with lead, from the Black , Seas buboes detained. . • .• •-. • • • The Captains of the merchantmen which lately at. rived here from the Archipelago, tinier Rullian•r. lonrs, and had difregarded the,order of the Turk?* Admiral to hoill thole of his Sovereilto r wider Psi" , of confikation. remained one clay after theft orders were given ; but on the fame night, availing thetas felves of a favourable wind. and to avoid a catalpa* ante with this order, they flipped their cables,;.and failed for the Black Sea. The Grand Admiral, how ever, being well acquainted with thefe velTris, his given orders for them to be feized on their return. The Porte has made a regulation repelling the dreli of flrangers in the Turkith territory, which is to relegate that worn by the Muffeltnen; inch perfons as do not chute to conform to this order, are to pay a yearly tax from 75 to too piadres, according to their circumilances. Three frigates have been difpatcbed to the Black Sea in the courfe of a few days pall, which arc to take in fhirtimber, copper, and other necelfary materials, at 'rrebifond, Heraclea, and Sinope. , aaßmAivr. VIENNA. JULY fit Our expedition to .Cattaro under Field Marlhal Bellegarde, will be If cOnfiderable expellee to our Court, it being found ',cedar). co fupply the troops Kith a large Rock of pi ovifions. The Duke of Saxe Tefehen will fltortly fit out upon a journey to Toplitz, and from thence proceed to Drefilen. JULY 5....-Our Conrr Gazette, under the head Turley, contains the following intelligence : • '"'The lateß acetones from Egypt are of a more favourable nature than tbofe before received from shit country.. OnAie satit of May Gurfchuk Ins. fahor arrived at Conßantinople from Cairn, with advice that the Mutinous Beys were willing to accept the treaty ',Wed them if their former r ights were con firmed to them.. He at the faMe time brought a re. prefentation from the 'different clatfes of the inhabi tants Of' Egypt, paying the potation of the Porte againl the barbarous ferocity and infat:able avarice of the Eaimann Mehemed Alp. The capudan Pa fta will now loon fail for Alexandria, with five fri gates nod fix corvettes. On board this fouadron there arc 6000 land troops. It is believed that he is op pointed Governors of Egypt. On the loth of Jong he had his audience of leave of the Grand Seignior a: the fonolmer palace of Defclrikutfchi. The environs of Conflanrinople, the plains of Daud, the vicinity of Cliftlik Scutari on the Adriatic Coen. are entirely covered with tents. Cadi Pafha 4mnd/b. ing with to,ooo infantry and yOOO cavalry, from Natolia to Adrianople, on the extenfive plains near which city a camp will be formed of yo,ooo men, all troops trained and exercifed in the European man. ner. The Governor of Romelia and Albania will have the command of (hie army. Confiantinople, Egypt, and European and Mork I Turkey in general, art at pr e f ect fte from the ra vages of the plague. • . • • : • PROM THE LOWER ELIE, PINE According to letters from St. Peteriborgh, the Roman Emperor has agreed to the exportation cr 45,000 macaw* of Rye, on *mount of the King of Eris Sat under certain condition; ; and which las been purehafed in Come of the places upon the Ruf fian frontier. MOM TijE MaIN. JULY j. By authentic information from Pans wettest, that Cardinal Fefch bas expreffed his molt gratefol feels (ration to the Deputies from the litieliowi Arch Cbar.a cellar • but he has fotbidire air 1 Anew aesocialim till be ' Bull arrive in patron. MUNICH, PIM The Magilirates of Apetruryt have been rearoveda and the new organization has foaceeded them. Coormifficaers have bees waared by oar Go. vermin' to go to Lib.dan, to receive z 2,500 ewes. of gr . ain e4l 4 6 2 the Emma - Nainkin has affigned over. In 000lkluratioa *INN app it , cored by the cardamoms of his troops. ULM. JULY a. Te inhabitants of this city are to receive a large quasar: of wheat and rye from the lkneh Empe- I roe, by way ef htioinity far their fasoiugs &mg the war. recede.," a battalion of Carficans. who have . been form Sias at Augarergh, plod dowel this city to Warfare/is. Balms and sob araferipta from the Rhine have alb peat through hire foe I Bavaria. The Corficans have beet removed, in con fequencs of the comistral Sawed between them aid the Bavarian (claim at Angthursh, where about is men remain who bare been wounded in Come of their affrays. At Sulgau in Upper Strabia, finular diF putts have occurred between the Preach anchbotroops of Wittemberg. LUMMOX, JULY 3. We learn that the r leaors of Baden, lieffe, Heffe Darmiladt, and the Duke of Clevei, are to be isrefl. pd with the regal dignity, and their polTetUon• aug mented in proportion. The Circles of Suabiw, Frap. conia, and thofy of the Vpper aid power Ithisti ark to unfergo more changes. 4 11 ,121.1 A MENTART PROCESDIIr GS. HOUSE OF LORD/, WiIDNIUMAY, JULY sy. Abort three tido* LoRD•CHANCYLWR and fevaal Peers stumlid; an& after rarer, (Pr dts Big!" ossoßY) hers were mask Jeatmesi. Mee the Cifetkeretary kw bead's pannier Me VP* hapset Wee' Ceowdlimaire et 1,04 in thee Rieoliwsisaidswvolldlold lobe ROOM lee the aft of 0.0 to rrtrat *wafter. !kl*. adisumod ta a *yr Menem te Oise *mho tie Leith Oalemilleanallnhmut palate Rehm dims On Me rehohin et the Mall die Lod Cheep idler. MI6 MISTAMNIT• emit** him en the =lt boot tithe T to l= mdl i d a r i = d rar Oh Oho heitehh. w e esentletale amther, veldt die Omaha ae OM howl sommeam Me Den Ilb IthisirelleydAtrat vinithea &awed la the %Wimp. to ho l V is illas the hos ONO eittalbst wall, As Oh Sala NWT theChisedilleosepatmeNK the Osk Bark. the Ibehows, the Orman Lees, and Plealloale and Meelimillfe ahem OW* The ;A) C.ki4nChL WI% 4"? toot ;piper wild as k In Ids Matt, addrd beck Meese et Pirtameiu, as tollowst • " MT 11011 . N Allb eaTIPTATIIIN, " His hiajtelT his cautumnited as to acquaint fyeeeo that the tam of dice Imani fi rumbles hie Napier to eloft thiL iota of gm M ilattke. We are. at the de.ithrided to esptis Sp you the great [Wadies WAHL, Maysilivit his di. Tilted-from yew wareeledot sot -and diligence, and fitSM *faith*. r the Mel important interefti of hit Respite. "hi* has been fo coafpicuoußy mir nifefied* siVfottr FreeeetSegs. • • The sliallires which lam been adopted for the *inmate littpraiement of the mini Of our Military.fignem, your atteinties Innombinethefit arrangements with the great objed of Public CEco= vanitiond the regularloaterbichlon have efiablifited for the fpeedy and dreamt Audit of the Public Ac-; counts, call : for his particular canoe/. ledgmenti.ot • . • •• . GINTLIITEXI Olt Till mouse on Cosmos Is s' We have it in command from his Mays:Tv to thank you foe the provifion which. you have made for the various exigencies of the public Cetvim, pat titularly by rwifing, within the year, fo very large a proponion of the ,neccffary ftapphei ; • meaturir ip Well highly advantageous. and which caulk create, both at home and abroad, the, moR favourahltim prelLon of our national. rsfources, and of the fpiric which animatea the Britifh people. You may be u fared that the titouiti attention fkaltbe mid to die frugal adminifiration of thofe [applies which yap. have fo liberally granted. : His Idajarri isparticala2 fenfthle th e froth proof he has received of your a *globate. wa r tim e = to him, in the provilion which yon have made for enabling the younger branches of his Royal. Family to meet the neeeffary expiates of theirßation." . MT LORDS. MID OTNTLIIMIN, 14 His Majesty being always anxious for the rello. • ration of Peace on Jeff - and honourable' terms, is en gaged in difeualons with a view to the accompli. mein of this moll deferable end. Their foccefs mull depend on a correfponding difpofition en the part of the Enemy t and in every event, his Ma'a' looks with the fulleli confidence to the continuance of that union and public fpirit among all ranks of his people, which Can alone give energy to War or feeurity to Peace. Then a Comm;Mott for proroguing the Parliament irks read. After which the LORDCHANCILLOR laid : " MY LORDS, •1:D GINTLIMRS. " By virtue of his Mayes, 's Commiffion under the Great Seal, to us and other Lords diredted, and now read, we do, in his Maytrrt's name, and, in obedience to his commands, prorogue this Parliament to Thurlday the 28th day of Augult next, to be then here holden; and this Parliament is accordingly prorogued toll:m:1day the 28th day of Augull next.'9 . . HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER atteruled, sod too! the chalr at a quarter paR arcs o'clock: form aker whifh. Mr. VARME, Deputy Ufber of the Bird Rod. appeared at the Oar, sad (=mooed the Houle to appear In the Houk of Leeds. to her the Royal Affect given by Commirtion to diem Ads. The SPEAKER, followed by upwuds of so Members, attended' acconiingly, in the Houk of peen; and on his return, attended as before, he fated Marren' In one of the drib, at the table, the Members all itandmg round the (One. After a thou pauk, The SPEAKER role, and informed the Member,, prefent, that baring obtained a copy athis Majelly's molt gracious Speech, he would, with their perinithou, read It, which be accord ngly did; and having finlfied, he made a relyiedful bow to chafe relent, mbi t b being returned, they aU tratuallately reparats4. Ir I -