Star. — London, England, 1808-06-23 00:00:00

Wr' • ~`:. • 1 r to led ted me [re the he yal rd! ice :nts ,on- The Mint Ports AiII tegitzipt wa s doh received, and gse r .se be rea Ctialni Ma le = o Friday. - The Irsolvintliebi e ntaA 7...0rds was read a hist' t o n e, and ordernlJt 4 l, , , ;ton Friday, and to be r inted. and dititind ; be rsit' • Repo rt__ to r to-morrole—the ' Bro il postage Bill, the Collie Customs and Excise Doty Bills. Rad a third o time and passed—the Southern Whale Flattery 80, the stlkDuties Bill, the' Each e qu'l r Bahl Bjil, the Tower /wa k es indlty Bill, Macdovters Esrate.lllll, the IdA Dad • Sill • • ?dr. WHARTON, brought lip tbe,re l pori'tif the sent e ,O ut p.. ware Bill, and the Bill was ordered to bi icia a third rise onj Friday next. • Mr. WHARTON also brought up the 4 T orrof the xaisontu :fight Annuity Sale Commissloneri Bill, which via" ordered to be / id a third time ta.rnorrow, and then engrossed., PRIVATTLY STLACINO. The Report of Sir SAMdif.ROMILLT'S till for repealing the " a cute of Queen Elisabeth respecting privately stealing, was * o ught up, and the amendments were road a second cline, and. weed to, and the . Bill atteriitrald birsoald 41,411 , 4 io sorrow. • 14t 0 g * aect0 11". • • Mr. ROSR moved the. lintillng Of this Bill, which be ' s od to be merely an exteaudon of the general Prize* Au Of the 1 6 of the King, to Danish ships, atc. •sr C. POLE said, that when the came to be e e moduca, k world feel it his duty to Wray an addit(ong clause. -2 Th e Bill was read a secoadilane and ordered to be committvw COPYRIGHT. Mr. VIL.LIERS Autvecl the committal of the ,c o pyright Bill. : • . . Mr. WYNNE would hale no to the mo-. rif 1013 3- I A eJ. an:/ objection to flan If it were intended merely to fill up the blanks at - } eartt. The subject certainly deserved a great deal 'owe consideration than could now be given it. He *eight in general that the time during which the Author ought to have the sole right to his works might to be diended. He said, that vesting eleven copies in public libraries would be of the worst conse ' euence. There were some books so valuable, that if eleven copies were to be thus given away, it might • trove a bar to the publication. The Bodleian library ,oeuld be full in three years at this rate, and all the useful books covered up with novels, pamphlets, &c. thought that the Bill ought at least to stand over fsr consideration. ' Mr. VILLIERS stated ? that the objects which he .had in view in theßill, were two : first; to extend the Copyright to 28 years absolutely; and, next, to pro vide for the due execution 'of the Bth of Anne, by ' obliging Authors of new publications to furnish co pislo certain public libraries. As the law stood at present an Author had first a Copyright of 14 yeaKs, ,and for another 14 years if he lived all that time. By •this means it was obvious, that the Authors of less laborious and valuable works had an advantage liver - him, who might, dining a long life, be engaged in some great work. This it was intended to remedy 'by extending the period in all cases to 28 years, tor 'loan Author's rePresentatives when he died.- As to 1 -11 he sending of copies to libraries this would be fa. Towable to the sale of the works. ' . Mr. ABERCROMBIE concurred with his Ho _iegable Friend (Wynne) in the opinion that the ;X ought not to pass this Session. It so much af. 'rector/ the property pi Authors, Booksellers and Prin. tors in the United King.dom, that the object ought to be generally circulated—and the subject maturely caosidered. The giving copies to public libraries ssoulabe a tax upon Authors, as the Bookseller in his contrice would always deduct a sum proportioned to the eleven copies so furnish.ed. The Bill was then conunitted, the Repeat Ibrektglit and read. The ArrottivEy GtliltßAL said, that the :so great objects of the Bill were to extend the time /the author's copy-right, and to vest copies in the libraries, as was intended by the Bth of Anne. He &d not think that the objections as to library copies kulinuch weight. He proposed, therefore, that the Bill should be divided, and that a Bill providing for vesting copies in the libraries should be passed now ; and that the other part should be postponed. When the Legislature conferred this valuable privilege of copy-right on authors, it was but a reasonable return to give sway these copies. He moved, therefore, that the Bill be recommitted, with a view to divide it. a. Cdr. WYNNE opposed this, on the ground that no complaint had been made on the part of the Univer . lilies or other public bodies. The hardship on au- Ilirs would be great, and he had a petition against lit i n c rasure from some of the principal booksellers in . on. At this period of the Session, therefore, the ?a ought not to be passed, and he moved that the Report be taken into farther consideration this day three months. • Lord H. PETTY agreed with the Attorney-Ge -004 that the vesting of the copies ought iinmedi stay to pass, as it was nothing else than carryin g . the lunation nts of the country were concerned irthaving the best 'books in the public libraries. As to the other point, ;Pfiartainly required consideration, and ought to be astponed. Sir S. ROMILLY could not concur in this propo sition, far he thought that the part intended to be passed was the most objectionable. The granting of the wended period of copyright was not objection aisiet_ at an. He said that these vested copies would be an enormous tax on many individuals who pub lishedZ valuable works, and of such a nature that Ip Ow/ want no copyright. lie ATTORNEY-GENERAL agreed that it !WE be hard on persons wha did not want any copy *to give these copes, and in the Committee he loncdd move that thnoopies should not be required of sedt persons. . • The SOLICITOR-GENERAL supported the *tole of the measure, but if it was thought by others ail7isable to separate the Bill; he would not object to this proceeding. Mt. STEPHEN observed, that the Judges had siren it as their opinion, that authors had a perma nent Copyright at Common Law ; and if this was lks easeful* author did not get any benefit by the Act ' , Anne. Wowerer, he thought that authors would lte benefited by the notoriety which their works would receive from being vested in public libraries. But still there was, at least, as much objection to the vest of copies, as to the extension of the term of Copy 11,10n, and he therefore did not see the use of the divi aenproposed.— The Bill was then re-cOmmitted. Mr. W. small .. .wag 'sorry that he had not come the House sooner ; bnit thoNi ec he lost the first unity,he could not but still o tto the meaz-nre :e i ther, as far as its passing this session was ' con- Situd. He did not know that he should, at a future Period, object to the proposed extension of copyright to and and iced. LP be , e a •e - 77.7.) • • A n`47~ . ~~ ~ :, ~ _ . • - to 28 yeattllste*,l,l‘ . ls - 41fittigioy he was totally ant eons pit an enemy He did nit see, atordP4Milihr; t*ii).ll:nk sheekeitittf=abam. _ the session.' ll* - ft di leave the-CW:4H. i io - 1 . 1-: taloa • , Dr.l.A.3lii 84blerkt&VAtst.ik dean' 04111110 'alliwido: werhe, it. red companied %WI power to bum d 0,,, & AM The ATTOY tiliNE '...1,ht 1 014r the, had already thepowe r g ' ,an . .nsWirhich they thought quilt iilof totejl s • ser .., iiportaace . Mr. W. snag arstUdr.. • _ .. ; x ibi. ditdci that there was na.reisak , tid pant " • .$lll more than anotherspithd , that the * ise postponed ; butmBc4aft. pMes skie r: ... olfr - W I division. gi \ intent, and still contended that It was proper to post. pone the measure. Mr. W. SMITH could not bring himself td believe ,that, after the alternative had been accepted to divide the Bill, it was meant at present - to press forward the ' ' whole of the measure. The booksellers of Ireland ought,to have notice of the Bill, before it passed, as, their interests might be materially concerned-I,o[nd. they could not have this if the Bilk should pisitthisi Session.- . Mu hfOltititv dad that thiss4avaot At tiialietti 'of the booksellers; but of the authors ; and tie MAW: had a compensation for die copies furnished SIY iihe! extended copyright. Mr. ABERCROMBIE asked whether it wapreally! meant to pass the Bill this Session ?. -. ' '.. . The ATTORNEY GENERAL had no objection' to postpone the further proceedingi two or thrtie days,' but he did mean to carry forward the whole Bill . this. Session. The House resumed at this stage of the proceedin 'for the piirpose of receiving a Message from theL . Which announced their assent to the Promissill —. _.„ Bill and iitheiii. Lord PALM4RSTON presented altepottlemea the 1 1. 4%31' DiStill*.j9licOMMitaT.=giciertd itW2llllO4l. ASSESSiD TMUIS. • - ~,..,.. 1 }VIP. WHAWINDN brengist igthefin4Shlrthe Aldifilloilradal Regulation Bill. - - ..r. ' ~1. . .. v... - .., i.- • ..: A,rn ,ml 4 , Mr. HUSKISSON bideght up d Fllinihistoptisirdi agshist tile' grievance that had beetretilid, of a yildeill net being able to get relief in a• surcharge on one article, exilpithe _dents( swear to the accuract of the whole return —This'wsa agreed th.• Mr. FOLEY proposed a Clause to give , on to appel in case of neglect. of attendance -bg . - ,AlilyactOrt on the dinie l e a l appeal ; which was agreed tot' .••• . "i"or 4 --', ' '''' ;' 0 • Bill was then ordered to be read.iihridliginiddlehow: ACQUITTED PERSONS COMPENSATION BILL. _, . *, tilt SAMUEL RaMILLY moved - the Order of/ 11101111# foe Wood reading of the acquitted pertent Compedidekes Billt- 1 - ; Ilia be moved the order hie the purpose' of ie ng the *hoe that it was ndl his intentleiltiee prest`tach the Nil t Session, but should in ISE Segiltdln4 of theiftka 'NW , s new MIL ,:isle .. ...r,.:'. , r.,tal .rdi. ) 1 I* . 1•1111 • COMMITTEE ON TUE CISPT 4 ,r ) -EiIIIET.,IMI.4 ; ' The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved, 4t.4 I,op • public libraries with copies of books should, *ofm'- . . . . eumstances, be dispensed with. , ' ... Ai ....: • I :., • Mr. ABERCROMBIE moved, that a blank shaskidp illithi up with 14, instead of 28 years.' fil Mr. MORRIS thought this should not bra when we were imposing additional burdens std - - 7 -- ; Mr. WYNNE wished fof further time to colisidethe sublet-Li He thought it bad been brought on too late he theollhinko:l9rFui House to understand the subject perfectly. ". i' - ; Sir A. PIGOT thought it was too late in the Session to picatead en great a change in laws which had subslianiteinecAke. Pe* Pt Queen Anne, especially as there was no . edftiglllllSt either. .4•99‘ authors or booksellers. . - . , i, -,,,i ',..i..„, Mr. LEYCESTER saw nothing to prevent the Annodion,allid was for the BP.I. Mr. W. SMITH thought the interests of the public elgag*ind considered as well as those of the authors and publisheii. 1140 • I peered to him rather hard, that at this late period otelase i the public should be put in a worse way than it was babas,.t liesi giving the copy-right for Eti years. . • . . l'he Clause for securing the Copyright .for twentpeightisi was then put, and agreed to. Mr. WYNNE wished that the Bill shouldbe re-committed, •. A long discussion then took place with respect to what of books should be sent to the Universities ; whether It Also oo the best paper, or on common paper. The Ni TORNEY GENERAL afterwards proposal; a Clause, that is should be such paper as the impression for spheral use, which was finally agreed to. „, . The other Clauses were agreed to, and the report:lMP brought up, and was ordered to be taken into Nether amelioration on Friday next. ' OYSTER FIsHEET....., •' • ' • - Mr. WHART9IIIIiionght tip the Repoer. .itiiii Oyster Fhb. ; 4iopposed the itip.• In the Committee he lied !F sirj. Bill. komni - . ~ Mended to propose; in lieu of the punishment" of transportation fir seven years, imprisonment for two; but the Bill had paged illtetmgb the Committee, very unexPectedly to biro, at an curly War this morning. His chief objection to the BM was, that the 1 House was not suleclently acquainted with the nature of the pro :: rwy which it was intended to secure. Hedeyro cated the ftlet. risen of a new penal Jaw without having previously iseertainedi the precise extent of the 'crime, or without a complete conviction that it might not be committed in ignorance, rather that\ With' a ' malevolent 'design. He dWelt with considerable force on. die dreadful depravation of mind to width the pried, trin4phrted to Botany . Bay were subjected, and contentied, that it was of such a nature as to call-loudly for the interferonct of the Logialbettre. • ... The SOLICITOR GENERAL defended the •M, to indiapena 'Ole to the protection of private property... It' *II hit the etwitl lo ses:n y t of a new penal statute. It way -eready in Ifittriinfon a fel , at common law ; put frien•-animichiertittwe insitordittg cf the Act, the protection of this propelty wilt OW as complete a desirable that It should be. Afi eitif tht Bill before the'i s i si professed, wet to restore the cornsiron'lew.* 'N4 i tl em a l a lpeoceli no punishment, it was t greater thairertatgillt lielkill9l offences. .. .. . Mr. MAGENS explained the *ay in which thi s 'prtrpirlt . y was exposed to robbery ; and declared that *4804 se, ees were not devised to secure this properiy front depredation, the Indiana . en gaged in the fi s hery would be very - rtletiatallt injered, - - Sir W. CURTIS thought thenthe oyster beds 01 . beast* distinctly marked by buoys, lest htidr any other UltheneVitho, who was fond of oysters, -should' be bentesid fau n _ , • pre dicament of finding )haz he' hail Inipterily _ of /two). . -, , -ystts_-" , ~ VI - --.,; •;• - 11, , tt• tr"- - s-4Ci i Mr. sruitols'•lhogniaglil. asidsii: . , _ ported the Biti; on the pet:needs* 1 pessary to prevent crimes of'elelt • •'`-- :',.. '4/44 - -ot•h:: ''._ Mr. W. WYNNE pressed 'a dieditaftielliiic . • ....4..4 , - • out the beds. . , -..- r.,;•,... ! ,4 -L.- , Mr. VILLILORS dwelt co the treAha/eta fees hat antsdri m lite proprietors of the bedi. 4F t N. .. Sir A. inporr comploned otbeller r g==llo /leis soh)", and to meet f..1 1 2 . r ... r ~ .... .. . `much MN . }d O ° • , elettiEgialted... ~..kda24l; * - -0 , .....n.i. r . • fee thlfgatillele f- ! 1. ' • .• - _.. 1 41 V‘ 1 • " meet in immense numbers, and slipplicated to be ittrollird under his command, to act arab* ty, ... ' • oil eue-! my. Here the poptiliee issued' ii" " ,ex pressive of their lionst indignation,waiipeAut inva - , ders. In this junetute of affairs, Shlkailikuis . ' 1 mei ved an express front Madrid, 4vldetiiiieuietxu'fif VI deft:lmitation. He reiterated :111r tornier answer to . the repeated, offers of ; :ientiO; dismissed his troops; Ma proceeded on 4 5 Oar** WilitOgi Oen]. At .Csdix the. peasants Ante iFsowding in deily v making a tender of their terviiesb - withont being :it cepted. it iiiiiti r lair to stite,liOwever, that the ~.people.of that ci.,,,etu#.ltiielly ijnorant of the senti: ments- ot- a t -*go, , an d . more particularly , of those oceripying the-reolted-turinces. There is hardly a deuhi t howlitt would act, provided they had a fair prospect- 4,suceer.: . 'There was no I'ra:eh tveneialctftir.acEz, nor had anxl . l .lrich troops arrive tt aiiii.e.tiietltated, , The Frisch Admiral ftossmy had, , takeattak Any, active i+asaiatitia . er!i s ervtid -biAlkl•Whilietbio t he d:bAkerlie itlfteleatles: "iihis '*•44 !t The 1=,14 , 40 , .4044- . __. ottf istii • of likre hil bA a hiiiweiesirsiti wewit'arkefreirch'ships Ofilmianifiniiiiietriptf j of tirplabh thate:weie six Obi .liiiihallo,rii,gi. The P,iiitiiti t litytk!"3 up ktis irlai,i94 4 ,_ . eTne_ tfl- G 4 ni 2l n Whoa *Atter titatawaaa left _ aili f i 2 ;i, strietea,mitkabe mope-under his , Bait underlie* 4 !frivetiii . 4:i 4. ttir to V . - cb: 3 F ihraltat;..fliqt§t. . 1 :: ~ ...g , W i ,.._ *, *ais : si . ,o°7efigff, . • ' litkiisePlit ' fiait- 1 aegis*sw ipapteamla 14 fiftfioa tb abide 1 by the iastittabilittalailew doeistanuilit at Madrid. —The peopie;ttaiii;fit i klaaf 80, 4 declared ~ f,.. 6444c 1 •• aversion to the new , ~.: se Lid - co!, )4: .414 the Governor ' 44.:his wee purely patriotic, and diagifittfewasuldsle;pppor- • . , • ''. , kl t • ' ••4‘ITIPPF77;`77•FV-erj/r4i?r 0 , ~ . tvw-n. h. MIIIWITIMMIAI/9 - 4. .. 4 . . . -Iti• , ~ 3 265/ 1 17 71 r i f ir la rgi r" 71FT 4 11r,r: 77 7r1WIlrr. .... „4,4tWMTI,PV;. . t - ,.74. , ;e...::/r...Y .r-y k. 7, -.. A•A 4 a% 4 a. , T t 1 %••• • ' ti ' ' Ir 7 S . ir• . -"e ' 4. ' " * r s. - . .44.., 4F • " 4 41 4 : .1, f , •..'. p•• .:- - -. 0 - • • • .7, . • ... 7 , :lt). v:A. ..'it 4..,-17.-. _ _ , lielearresetteassmenvesliamiliet seePhilstiiilytifichld • tkV i g t : Wiltiii r - 1 I 1 ikAn s irT. bf fitse4:. I,4* l it,ot. w . TCE. . fl prldr t afitu 'Oist *6!6;.9074: I a le 4l o-071 41. 1 1 ,, fift4o:tl,4„o.*, • ;.:,;r, . _ _Eistw -4! ' .se—Ranteei ' ficitt prisy( 1 - 44 4 4' 1 0,FAppppr .i,Wie, hivil 40i ‘ proceednd 4.i:.) sq. * 'rsa/es. Is* or !. e-, •• • • ' - • ' • - • , Isi nr . dsi a , , v..: -.. :0 1.'9-4.4. • -*s-a));•allor• ;$ fur rt ,s/ r tianraielthiiiimikesenativiatteifrosit die Mid. Minis r .whe left Castile Attu the tilthE a - UMW lwy sk . hfideldiarittsandhliekiehtnadiakeittlettdante VII l 'eatched teen! Yesterdlry,'itites, , thae: title ii ho Oh Aitt•eflt: t i* * l mp* r i34, tai : aii4t4 iio. 4 , ftelsbabßhythittlii:talse7•Of the:4su7rieeti?r,i' lig..* reisidia*y*TOßet . " . 7 , 1,4* 53;1'0;1' sii. 61, 141441...**" from 444.. usi4r- 14*, f q.i . oCiu VANN% d . :.; ) . 4 1 0454449i/to( : 2 1 1 0;luis •46 boa?iit*PtifroM whcills OttrAttiitits lax , ''-iiiellseetrichs44lllk, po t ; eleinninetlititnident -Paned so - it*lssis'a decide& ov/sear foessibmiseled : i li i ssest•tfiselei.:thecitzistitriitireitioltiliee/setritrie 3 24 si•thenneeettlivieisigaissistW ',Up r oftAlk ii'.4* . . cok . . l iatii kl i k e :o l llla*tiVilViit W- 4- , Prettsgal i td"Palk;bli,stiiiii ieferal Vnillsh 000,41 icsiykk_alic ~ 4/0114flitii; 4444_ _ lits 4 the *Porte tit'4,joa*y,liktietillifs4i4ick s.*eir i spaitis4tic 4 . 1 1 01-t4m,piornt. foe ! therAthetb •ID 410bable delivetey. I ,,Y,pis issicirthat nanithleiperfleekad ilwasmideristiss.precisely•,ilien tlie intiseifeinint: -. :' ;shout him, offeeintitini , tbilir anon lisvispiCalid lc.; i flat ifelpialted that the Pi/Mile& a Eititi,6llthei hotting him to lea Art's on egain*Pteritis: „Ake ttriaig'thepett`i 4 .fTlde4s7l".rers•rXe the Nobleman disifciendf`di Irb on cations,anddelise4iiatanyatteekit teitieljat*r.i i nistoined from Englamt - t I;3)i:it I , r.ii • 'to I 4'-q ~.)- .1 44 1 4i 3 Y places he addressed Abe poßkladeoturinsiet tobfajor Rdona, (helollgiaefe ehifo Seriff-Seaelee ,2 • .. as they valued the peacb and prospekltr ; oftisifi Stisif„y *he signaliSsed)triiioPinikt i t s t !iii ttfflit. vonntry; to abstain .fronik 'any atterriet at itgiii!iiii4e4„ tart abilities, but *his cii*pittql . , .• - 'towards 'vrhichcOnlOvail nothing against • ilo l ti,irna 1.1; '4d the 4tanjards at hl i onieVisteis; A* lisii selected by i iiliicli'innif tend to thcit own cistruction,. Suchavel F Onvemment for an important niesionAn•Spain. He the general ltrain of his observation, and' suchTpro4 nit cast on Sunday last for. Plyineuthifioni-whetscehe bably is thi ground upon which hetistitles his apPaveat Premeds: in a Fast sailing frigale, 7 :stitls ` fir llo?(AS resolve of complete tesignationle. tft4 will of NAP - Dna, said another ctakohiytitilipsi4e#4?o4l9r 1., .O . N. If SoiANo.really be efOicipioix that resistance i nterc iiik occasiont:: „iV i ,. ..,t ici t . , : ;1 44 v:5i,,.: Al -ia - la Prance' Wouldehe„sinitenneiralling, his.cOaduct, al- • The three Spanish o ffi cers who . ai4velisfsrmreatin though it netstetiiizeaso great.: proportions the Spa- . in,the lditconca, came to I.OOIR 621 irtiell4i . 'hf C 0,14• ski ? f t aish people , is ism deserving of °ensure: . '•llnikeetirust itiende . otan order br the drat he haslaridefffletriuncons opininnA(*callj iteniki eittc/41 1 4; .. ' ' . „.° 1 4W4 ~ . Kt trYinen• -At ih** l. 4, 2 ! . ihe 9e,Otleilei-e : 4 1 11 4 . :I;'•iii4.••.,-#.4 4 Atillkila 444 e. the left C 4 o` • 4, *lthinilwßs I .EOOTo ot es 4 inserne.4 l o-ili asepagenheariCstpmetoeilleerciatintattflint between •the Northern: pelts of Spaitb: 1 But this rician matter "settpushbeetesties on the /titer PlatinVircOuntty, etif surprise. Oviedo, , from *which the'Protla4fitihn'of -.. Vreinedefitiffietl2at an iiinnetiiiti: . nsiication the- Patriots was *tech is al o* '.1490 iiille4 from liiiiiNe.s44lit et t pul irs id VAecevernors of )tarot** . - cacti, and that Pr4Clarnat,ios t iirep issued upon 1 4 . 704,4,411 .. . . 4, iat sou 4 er ica, of-the • • q. 5 .. , 4,.• to 4501 44ri. AtlAd3o4.lwev,..toiv tiOtitenoPted , leve is b *aid% hat Vecsiatly taketv *Min - Spain, and. Ottialigetioe: of lieei ineweekeitel let itsalria met Dot ' thistrwitttitssehr bound thitliei wflt•bilintenitted to 'pass likely •totnadreadinobnietit Itte'Sth4r*-*lf Aloe. i zinietillitil thicii,yertain,cot** • 11nOpiek OetitliishdrTi?li.djel,'adiVoitlie,l9th -Aillikii i ip:Tipipli ; iiktittilackx#4, ammunition isl statetrietiAiVeite&Niie4o:t 1 4 . Afirsiside 'l9iO3.,iiir.sl . ,tbeeidlsajashigrintei,4,3etter holm .$ 0 4.0 1 0-ac*Weler.AW.4ol l 4l,l4l4istiPAtintiDing tPlitaiiii*iegariellesdusilayi stases; that a British slam the peophs , gave: hila "screcit• !orrimkpethe real fttritteAbatit 4tiptetit tO thtitipiOthiritriots, was, friend of his enniststirelpfbritatiliPlfifra . high "itijOitikciellitf. 00: aka 104e;104 at by the station that 14 1 0atibii trilit s fm4.o4.i..if a givak,-.-graai.oawif 4 .6,..,,*_ 4 nentioned, *itirlt 4 4lNWl;l:S#lS . liitlitrie 40 ,- #Rwio _ ____.........•bib m licsource. mays, I ' r. ''etiyesitii;4: l 4;• :iiiiira the tenet - ;Dtitch papa: to:the letb-Mit. hatrebeen refeijildril!lns . 'whick ro •- iiii.e jilt-clanked *one inte ilfiffficolitpricl*:cralainni. . -,,, , .... , . t. which, roi4oa means to Z itinteiii4ish bid idole‘eiguttrwedr:o. ' , obtained an abdication in liii/kOtbr Pstnilei hig'.*:ft libretewiChga . cileition:lit theltlotables at ai4e, , ; geed at tyotat with the 'alga: Anttosof whirl he was &aired King of Illayanein'tlme, Molar !acts is 'l3iouty *lll.9"zql *! i ?: .l f,f4fifi gra b id s d411 0 1_110000104)*** world. 14 i c #0, 4 " 4 0W 10 SlYa‘ ' • M 0,41,1 ' tht- 41011 00* ofiring iniapibeferifpisAblioertritainiAiliKol of taia of lfr flif:s4 Z:ritiii - tili ii ' 011101114Z+1 , , 410 1 1 4th"iiitt; . 90 1 :4' t°. : 0 4 0. !," agt.A4t a 1 1 .a 1 C0 -against the 81.14'ill4• . _ itriabartriiiiral. 91 M ia againseSpanilbal; ,c; i t'4,14 , - . : . !-.... : ) . 44: tri•- :ve Besidep the ittialetibbittPiNbigt#o, : foikiiii jciurnalsjott**erin3 Rlpplat , -: attach ;Mica:mix to artijoarste, • ' ' ANIA ,AITE to , Bayonne-i -others sanest &it-14M; Is to be the rticcessOr of Cetkatna fO.. ' ,of all ,tu itstessientilii hiswevek* 1 ' '" f • the ~. public. Mind for whatm t `thansnme, finvolgismif „tbe : Continent may,‘Ouittatetate. - ..- - A ▪ .;While the mere intpoinmi affairs 'bf Spain ate de: tilllal6' the Portuguese Veptiliel_reiest to Bot*- dolma, mad that people are told that lase:tria‘e depends . „144400 d behaviour : if thili:l7434* a lau. ;11444;spl:at faaour of their Omar .istister * voe, :as , iiTtailsibille,,.Jies too far off to Wilt* 111,014inssimmeh Athoiltlon as the Teg 0 fieS StlbitiCMie *hit irceOdir s illidilortlly of bid* alting aiNdi ' , 71 '''' "liiisAgAn't is ittitinied tog qii : ► 0 ' At - too: 4 . slasion of a peace betwesin)Wiiiitimil 01,41deatorad the affairs of Turkey ani.represeldiedhisipsksteedistk tg reeably to the wishes of 'Frame. - -▪ The amemeo(lllo.4ottirat visihW . _rari•ef Pete, witch Nap cep [- d: faim e t*Ors - we are bony to - la linfopadoL 4 FAtlitotriv.i, JUNE 110. _ __ . _• . ' • " A rt ia e d ifs Majestys ship Broett e i i ,W,lpaeolll, and ii • ieltiomo fa" ?tlo , Janelm-raanse :.., . • IPLVMOUTH,4UI4III Ili, Paaaolbj-ditareontiagoridt a. hiridatilfitoktile *Met Eat; the cratirard.boand Is.l4.lliterramum atal ape% prow Poesy. inourb,conalitleg pf *MT aalL 'ash* 1-I.aa. i Anfr al ir alquyi, framilie 'Eastward; the ' Camilla, frees obppeeburgb i tofto with tar, Swab i jon ip ... l his MOW. .;• ,inittou , . - , 4abit:.4o.lpasseigeed:Al%.l4RTgutrieititauTjseilx___"l.3e4yrutronte se. deet.Downs,ggisi iquilliittlibtaia,lbt air' lrert •tie tirr Tagoil ,FP.ri; hal wile ...olliiirilik. p and Cosmos, ei alpiiei.+4l ll lo6l. t •- . . - . . • , —% , . „.._ ~. . . - , . . . . . - - . - , • ~.: _ _. . . - . . - . . -• .. AmosemomommamodliaiilllllllMlllloo.l.Mil ue pestpeeed butefid.aet Oess-tizeir. oilhetidirtib division. • r(l . / . • ALri: The ATTORNEY Ce 33 !liffßAL"l9,6lo kliea amendment, That the aßtlloattautil works in the titleirsO i tliai they' dro net intind 104 ,01. Isenefit of copy-right, sbO•alifaVe se tiblt conies ta the libraries.' This '1 1 4.1' The Arr.cmettgY:or4E .1 r' 211 the aigUMent he haft heiiit ...Y.' '"'•• t way would be to Ory'fdtward:theNvliti . *lf Bill; instead of dividing it, as 'he ha& ip toUe& ~.‘ Mr. Wisi/sIE observed that therewere severat points on this subject that would , requirea teed deal. more consideration than ceiittl , be given it at this 'Me- Prn, j e !7E Wr it e CYA !'- . 4. 4 1 k ! _ MM I P S 44 V§RfA NCI Por.VWIII4IIWIReV may be a sincere and Ain Asesuuthadrkt o jorifram , , . 4 :i l k ; 3 , . i thif:Gentlataranfe etatimeekt thou . Met* irploofif hhi ' knik etaklutt extrenielt rnystioodliisigi c oril l ei he of linikstsiMuln C iii** * .tlik t ik4 7 # o **VWPA*o4 . o 1V1461,111621,,,,.. ' dry4/°. 15-wr"" ..i._ 4.43-"Ogligtietkvittl ,2W.,;r0 t_2 . )4; riiipieile; MAW wangalsda of Oasasnit *tie& tcj .-. ." 4 :lig.llia!r•ga'-‘ 0 Om ilia* omit hitibriisliof that *etvai 101444 *hi lownett, begins to. ifeitittrklik*Ffelfekk 4110.M&4 lin: Mira - 144 1 : 61 Uss hayedrieitity - 0 #44o :6l : . titiii " re -”Akell I;srt . 04 1 zez.410, 1 1 1 100,011 1 ,104 4 dffni --2 4 w. P b 'ie tie .advantago o( par imsuibw' , l-kbeik ler !mini , : totibiS:PAl accept of thettn i till•thdn, retain qitiot.' " 4 ,-4 a , . 114itititivistairtu herds drove their Socks to meet hiM, ! - • 4 1 7 I . _ , 5 14 71 • ik liable 14 ply his forces. ' . . 4146 it ~ ,t rifid r On entering Estramadura. the Spanigeds .. - zmund, awl when . .... 1...z...._ .....11...... ; -t - :1" , m 4 , . • II"? C°P;e4 ' W. tlgrg* eitAN1674411446" ilkir44-4;4216 ; - 55'.1W1 lle-- Faula ltibelien aircmg ce to e ketny to that i pare atriropiaa gapiteliallaihattage . V i c n i iiii mi e od a , had, would rather that any armee against thallal most forward xa amertingtha..Figbu of his country, but Itges,e, ' a mt,bls..Tr ii vinFt4 AfFigq•!yalppbo th *Air . rein.. .. , tiTlgo mod* 4111fenal!! ., , n d-oe aayourn o vc ait vporthnity,fox. 4te ildfreutida* 9 u ''' , r ' i " 1 -, • ' , chow . 0 1 0liglika, t Otelli. Agri . iLdel I ..,4 4 1. 14 '. . Mr. WESTARN astanikdda Mae osnalwoll•leiktti: - " ,f i l .4kasautOlvitiobiatiosOrtfitissfran ta lgic ktiliffifiblet. it if tatstiiwityte; , t WILTON lio. al Molo4dhar II adoht ha. Ighlublehi i t c ,,,g 014 .0-yk..0. 1 . t aj1,,,,,,,,ir;, I et tor.k.: , •-. L•r.. the ird " ifilfoihtT . ROVeRFP* I . I .I49Ia4 • e q:Pi l i l , .9 1, 7 94 .••• • N i , ,,4. • 11 Pglial o . lol6 NY t . 'hrto 114 at' bg entitlea tit t ut, e i ''', , "int_ urea... 'pithy% •toa4ked w it est , e4a p i , 2 ,, the , treasure,.g a tt i l =ta. Oan*,:: Itii.4le. ! 6tft fht e.itiait . 7. .°Cr7 ..e'':s!illAr ,the i ' ... rbb ruit grt rarailiderod, yit likinidiriettid tiiat Oe re- , 111) „r , 4 0, . u• . 43 7,E1W , 411. 4 A n Tit. Air et ph i Por i t,n ill a w 010,4haitt a tliyadooiaid,:" . .).7,.. o' ", :• . , r..bpc. • 1..74 Alm-n . l . . **own rw,.4.,:c..44,.. ._ ar.Prekett bo meta tilialehne to-morrow. S 1 ;9 ;14 saide , _ pratiovugiamouvi At PlUtt)**. *1;00 iii&otillkonten '' , 'Y ' ..'• .4.441Ve6:1 1 .1. A • - i 64r;itinematkiaimentAi Walla lealvhditiieiitaded i aisuiriremt AA rI,L. -, --•-- • - -- - ON