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

..- - • . - , '. •- • . • . • • • -• • Vit's.4l:a' ,. ' ' • - ' , • .. • . , • ... ' . 1. • -Meta. -, . ,- •.o . ,• • •••• . , ;- , -- ' . ...; •. . - i„."y , . . , .. -. . • "' . ‘ .•, . . -'' , , i i• ... , it the Direction of the Bank of Ireland, but it alb ''S ~ r % 4 ; .• . • . • , . ?,' 4 ... a : . • wartraAr lb • -,• - k.. . - •,. .. . appeared clear to him that the principle of th at -"" -, . tiro:. , jt. , , Art -o. - 110 == =m111111 •a. • . oetioptioals of kis sub ---'' % ' • was decidedly in their favour upon this point, and d ot .•'' •-• . .. 7" W •l" • . - --.' FOR sALg /4* l$Cl it t a , , oeur .. : , a‘ ato . 'a li i 4 1 `• -4. •• ' - ~ they could not now be excluded without a brea c h . '..• '''''. .. • . - • At the London Tweenhi . . ; mouth, .., e .a. ti'a l a l r ant as thelet:Orrirtray s ,: flertered ant •. 1 z ,„, I ., Wir t . • . HODS - . bi i i 4, I . s i ~ . On Fran the tst day oflilly next, at enp'clook in the tangoed% ._, .: mom *. f d p•„ u ot es t res acid eaneem s. •. . . 4 ~. ' , ....on Ware , • • I, • . . .. • -' err s I' , . 46 . tie -t, r . . • • 11' E FOLLOW/NO GOOD taf the e k of pis g e m us iniiiinity of his And; • t l y• 1 „ % ' UV Bars Swedish Bar Iron: . Lottery Bin, r . ,• ••, • in ,... a . . lobo . : Ago, • • NAR,TOII ILLId other .• • uy • hesitate to interfere . anti se r ~ wet - •Al hesi •th tl Chute 7. ' ' - e"..7 ` eti o rosa' .At the rude time that his , siso two Pr 4,t, other b r a.' ur ** Voy lA4 - P t sly a Does Vito& t. , . - , , A differez g10m:414 vi z ~ i llundles Rod Iron ... • - with p%ternalairshilkirsWWlS sii-....-111111414z5n'.14 11°L.1.4-11"4e4yuioil Sete* bolt. • PP4LarAJP4Alvlia-e.9.3r1-7LeViat . . ....... _ .. lo ys i __•ille st schr_ _ ~ . . ..ICdaaa".,_ , ,i _ .. .. .Cllllt eht for corithudngthatti s : 1" • - nver"r d= lll" . ' '..-" - - fiaia-itslera‘"l"--rr-47-6))42"'nf i t i ni t Wit ' 0 .. • Prreo77-th'e iris . Spirits . Spirits ter. And. it should be recolfectedO thatif • they ; titwal wall i n g at tip ___,Yertift°7l6llll6l4lo"rTaa, upon everything that could assure w ih9stiifiesitiilind . • tdus. 0 Bill, and. the friidabaSifilalla ..:, •. • . _ ...... .. ~.... .. _ . . ..- 41 •Arr` . t ° = / •; t1 V-- -- • •-•- - itughtetniee • '• . 4 e a4--- - •-- -- ''---'-'"--- r . •_ ''''''''- • 7 -ifriie dirge begifein : wedieritl• ' • liuud a s s filsi PfincP9 l s Awinigtk the power of radiom a n rou o r recommen d e d te ,.i titeehmto hod Booors . •. .. t i g iven him.oviegtho7ll9elitefi .'Xistifeffiarig.elltarved, that the .r-lrbe Filets:o4 .04i lir ellate, isoNiugithceitograltisitoduriegsheetttyane rano. Subdivision ReturnifillTFlbffiallabeel 011itrartzeals aud it y . • sig . lareirwin& thßtealPfr.and Cat st l Nl= l l'. t;' . ° -U.l . - Pitirrrfeifniiter#lllloofirretAket7.l497.7ll: __„.„,., t ,.., • ~ • ~, ,t .,. 7 ,,, s t i st ivi ! nr,) E rf. a 0 - 4hogostitouthournilmsw' to be rented, if that _ • • mr. tootal HA 144. E. , _ .. , .. .:,.........,:_ . . i . , , ~ , , 4neft.parretage itistaot:Whet*4,*`. 41.1.11" r t'!.ll..l'6fr. : -IL-entiVAL-SINI . 1 r .. : . 1. ' , 1 : (1111 : i:7.t4 , 14. ' tin, ' i..bit.i.aftctaifiti.ckocillc‘ontiC:. lie!ridestmc-60th;r1Ntsiii - • • t i g . 1 7! '' ' ;1 4 } UfaCe 44l A l P."4“9/4 . 4 1 1, 1 Y4 104 rf tr. °! .77, 4 7"iirh . ie. . . • ' thae• done, the: Protestoot Proprietary might justly ~ . r gi. June 03, 1804. ~ . , ' j '' :!' - I' 'r-. """linlith**,"ll2-q7aWAPP/14RAISF Infi - _O4IAI t on/netted for tcrintd*lrs:',l l4 .?... _.! '1 711 - .la . tfrai 7 -ftiltli'liad'•biieh broken with them ,they • . n FtirK.E.M.N.'./YVT•47st/GENCits, • .. I +t!4'. . 7771 • , *se PrObitas said tiSat,l4. •Nifir. t4lcA.a,'.l_ _MPI.' • •,•, - ' . '••; ' libßlo, lo4l fraalm a • - •" ° " 1 1 'l • tiinftgu4ed-.theit . rinoneor the filth -1 „.,, 1 / 4 . ' • •a, . - .. , , p A s t o sA juhit ..7 .: ' r 't ' . . ' I . 1 ',.. • ' esty spolti . to iii - tisrltli some disylmmerhut without i. arff. mat tee of Privileges gisisea • • ez, ,••••• e.. a column , ei i .: ... , , i ta....- .• a .-5 0. a. , ilif t2:11 4 0 h alliowif the ' ' . • ~ . . . „.,s . ,ss totally erent -• _ . . . .• . „ sta * mem o -•`. ' l4 'f ilool o . ' .. weliear •L' i•utideu . •;the• date of a' ake , - w a i r , w A rnitit,of the *Lnce win governed us, and of his Royal race, . rafi a litoot t e l x. - • . f op) ....... 1 7 4.41 4 0,..." . ;......• „ c.. t . , .. w t ~ . were do come to the discussion a Icy,., y esterday maniac , aos ir s o s a t ee k a u s gi He printipallY tilted of ihiketallagLogaßle 0 1 t°'o 4 " l "Abn L o rdship that •••• •••• 4 A *oil i _ ..... ,... ll s ets the :present tharter° Would actually e c - • H ou e l t :: be as res th: an ' t D :o e us nh tl im . .. '3. .• 6 0 - t h e p ann e o f the c out i oad e o fellatedgeolndotddliverine Bar on Friday ifi of . r • ....e . ..:;•••.: - nde ".••••. , the. m c 0 . Jest/ the Kitig repaiiiii - to Minn; . frOm.wheriee amide the. ,t• I t • ' . ittir Werti o . or'f(ert . '►titled .t.o - ',he' OSP'''. tell • • '' L s ' • arMuletrivillptereeed to Bayonne, to his gereitie litioll yoke of Brisisg.hileibelleAhder which we had Committee of Privilege,. ,• • • • 7 -r:.. us from the . _ ~. ~, ... ~ _,„ . , nittee 4 , r , 4059 ,- . 6 .: i 5 ki,, , ,.. . er . a .r.• e g i rft, during ga•rttany Tears suffeeed.. lin'hilejtisfy said,lhat 'he would ' the grnpetor of the F!eltcla. • Aecordieg trirliSft,44 . . ••,,.. • ' ..Absence of his Majesay Will be of no l. , ; 4r..,.." 'Adana , " Engfisi eekaY on iiferbinakit• '''FflaKhe d•• •, rue atheo ll,.+-e, t 6 iniPriitilAre?WillatiftrStaa-4119%10 . 7, I . If' the ' • Sii illialt iselefideti bra thy, that our fate was ill our own hands ; from certain of the Clergy aaansigentirl Sif ifilele!..o . ea d it . : a m/al/M a - ad& opinion hotil.beeta comistoo .1 '4ated the '2d instant, that his -Majesty',. o o la doto which we l'hilibrilaardeir o fbi , il, Itprififitness •to liergetthe Tables .-1-r •,<•,t.f• '‘ • '.. Abe 'ay.` n ':131`9•11, '.2 I ' ' ;PIM LW tErougToin:Wiradaidavays thought Papacy a pro • ••-:•-• NLO . e• , siv oi w a s with which we should embrace thefintithaPPltAbithlt•COWeiient • LorilonOW E --_-, of tt oo. , i • allaples has already passed through . that sity• °tole clergy a taa' • ' • superstitinhe,Whicivbaii. done more than 'any other in .. 1 wintstening to Bayonne with grotorspeed d= tri 0= . •:0.a . - .1.- of Europe, and the firninenferith Match Vie Ibeinlarishttielptai , ••• r • -:- • --- .- -----_,_ ,-_,i 'at, let/4 01 %. 1"0: kiteP • lailik the real . light. of Christianity a. .- . Cseiterol Ilfehtniaappointell by his Majestit Otis- . denote' m i s l ea d as f rom a t i o l e p e dw i tle r r, '&4ohr/iv are the The. - Eart - o - f - J.Aidigioi4l 7 . l ifortratt."7 ur ar ) but that "tailgate' by. He had voted recently fordo -,„ • • a o; aforogo G overaceo c oen e r ot.oitois th re e d e pa r roients elf '' totem . ty stoicb"tilotmeinhfnelbiyal 'vfalettt will ittlitrif_ze lowing i _so w ifi hi cift t_ u_ inteAst..,oo . 4lertnioli . , Ix . i0 5 i,,..c 0. a . r too t •-• fli Paro- iich N at a ep ora en a , a i ne tion for. re a errHug the petition ..,..- donate a Doom, support a "ifirin ti r,. FA i r ixive. '*" P o T o if eic l Ais i. , . ..r. Ir • 04,6 .7 - r ok T: 11 0..? 1.0 %•• : n 2 .•• . t•tral. ,4r o ftifli v. W.kf e , tetc xt ifiCOill aila hli , th tte a e t . ; 11 :•n ri c i i i :: t h i t h t, ::: y.:.: - . • _Tuscany, has roam! the Graudieross of the Legioh *hiter fen are warekkAra. _. ~_ 0 . t is saUffolloUh":...•:,;‘ !..s 'i - I:. •i: . •"t' ~' -'. 'I .:,• .. • - ... r• . . and have a Prince 411,101011figiever yokt;and fill a rank among e , "ride Ott thirkiett kir the thisehebiltirerda*,-atriveil Power of Europe' ' '''• -. !" ._ _. . -. s• - *ended 064 Relent Stfrfe se. the Table rissfreleittO l Pneenne 'llp4l,,ifte. i 0:04, ina inform himself upon the whole ...4 . hero taeoe.o. ortoasuare, Ant •of his French The • Portuguese - Depute - 4mi - =hate • -7. tetainted from : mean/ renthotiot Viikly. - :',_,_-• •.- ti t. , aii et ./ .. : ; - 710 :.., 1 . • & i t 'i e Irpptskjiti te , C Wteillj s Adlnit that if a motion bad beer s' •IttiperlifMajesty at the friablltifie Porte, .who lately .Bayonne to Bourdeaux, with the exception of M. de Arabish - s e e ee eer' ep r cott ueu b e r47 l , l4 „7 - T r a r r iaa tr:77,47a ''''''. . joj ao . e a eutonoeimale to grant all•the claims of the Catholic •:. :.... . , • ..4ift COnstatoinople. '•• ' ~ A : .. t • -. • . Lima, Ambassador o f po i t tah opiroF ra ii c e ; who has tor, and other Lords arilleke9 4 oerl - s a.. - . kaligtial4tila thereeuld nothave agreekto 7 it • but he thought it . ~.H. , a.. Juan 91.&-According to intelligerice recelOed from remained , at Bayonne in order tegiee his Majesty that no question before th e Hews :: • . .•:' . .1 , ' ' liflotale`st impoia:.aneeth4ith whole subject should . tfrite ifokoiest pt iv 'Mee of Brittany, his Majesty the 'Eni- infortnation concerning therio establishments of -the.. ... - ilifillt•idr lit41)113••••••CATROICI0116 4 ___ ~i•la 1 • 7 : 101 1 tri - e''ioiotigateil, in order : that they might see what ..! •". y*oor is shortly expected there. The Mayor of Nantes ceozoryverhich beinay requites :-• • • • The Order et-el e 17 4 'was real hr - i'aelleuk e e' al e ria aosiosasiaus. - might be ranted, and what use micamicaa: ' ' a has already announced the approaching arrival-of his. ao --- .••, - . - , I tAt i cy :-i mo i. r., "! theirishßank Charter Bill;-‘bist-LowdOottiat eat bekselkt the be made of them for - the puro o se of obtaining others. et e ;"` ..- Majesty ip the inhabitants , and he has requited all the .. w ithin .. • - e .. isai ll a „- . tea da ys , ountvon tuff a ,rrivy C ou n - ..e...'44..1 . 3 , 10! - ' ,House, some som mato e little r titila tn y enened thclaragr . • time i tf, ame ,a ourwero m e a ' uc‘was at present said of - iihat might be effects "dritists to deliver in projecti folateceivin t g w l n ii: M'enajensmty,. .1, te !.) .:,'.. : •.-. , f . .irkS . r . ii, in c.o„nsag„nettc.e.of the atrocious, d e t esta bl e, a, , ,. • senor o f the :Prince priiniie ; • .taniceria t , belonging order by • . • - /in .the most splendid, tuatlerr.h r At PO •t R to the Spanish'Ernbassy, which is tenting from Con- Th6tili NtELLent, - w)isetsfsel totwistatesee..bv - , . I .. 44 cals iega•UfApoiparte in that country ; oat, -, • a .. Brest , and elsewhere. ita•liimailitatiera grent•prepara- - z . .. • • • -- . .the goo., a loe* vise ,ty4es the Orfaalf .„ ll 27 / ,- ~ • 'Apr 414: 1 utegrat lirtgethe judgments of Crop .' !t . • '-., . Makin . ~„..r . ,; y , a , „ .. . . ~ .. stantinopie to Paris, with a French Ambassador ' s been Zr e i.. , 4,,, g i •,...•„•,,, II ", • , ~, i . • pons alp ltig. . -•- a - ._.. . ~ _ MotalerayaihnnOdieterfoilow the acts which deso • tiairrier; destined' to Turkey haftlpitsed through the i d HoLLANDtliossita:sha , Naidnand Le . •1 . . itritE la -411 the'lifkili*PitPlifained tt* f o ll o w " 'Cib runentefela.Metirthea ' ' -'..) •• • -- . h e ell' r sonewhis prematore as anertuptimit alicearisineta Sed ihettf,'Mtl-tbt=referreit became the more neces. el . 's. ling from= ; B a y 4> ,904:.) 14 t,..id;.1he 4th,iaskaat ,---,++ h; .i ; Pa -- dir - • • . B,AYONNE- JUNE - . 4. • 'he could not know whether bitillobli litionOidlailetAntebd to ft+ nsni t , ftli ,dieu- sip of porton* at. h ome f or th e :.- iz , • • •t: _r •• • day oerore yestercia .his bLijeity received aohis Levee .a. .• • •. • .' •- - • Speak respecting the Order of the &W.. i: • •.• !,,se .1 •, .•r.•! ; :. i. A det t t h e la v a: • wi t h respect to the i nut a u t. ..,• . 43 iii - t o rmi u s ce....., anti r od -a ' ionsWe .-re here basil y ,employed in makiue prepara- The LORD CHANCELLOR said, •111) giklantoetthe-tiSsie . -- " -- 7 - - question befees•tbokleaus,:becOntended thatit re ..• =' • ciale ieb e te un t d o s, th is e -b o i i ,•,,,-....., very long.confelike,""Witha...Ani .°r- ons % the Mne- - fir the reception of his Majesty die KTn g _ of Na- . Earl-wee peale•ataibaUfataa"alitew" -••---"""-`--- Earn STANI-10 YE said, be did ate know whet - her any pe *he had already seatedi • b erg w ~4. . fthis dOOO - ea - n - W ;went ."4, .Wbo. is .every .naoment .expected,. the Hata of 1 . 0 . t0x ,.. „. t9 „,,,, „ p „ ettda Doe du i it, k now . w i riot ! tec ila y '' aprilhaini..4ll4 l , F oas i e a t o;:b u k - 7.a e oli an T - ue , ik e the Government beta g alrsady prepared. Prince ' • • . D u k e a e. ° sag a :4 4 le k ago o o f • ai n it 'attic& 'and , Yesterday. there arrived -here again a regiment of one WM expected; but iLwas notaonveriasonow. tnot t od to " ' - 013 %i • • ••• :0•1 I-0/ .185..:1 .. .:. -7. ~f l • the Order of the Day, it might be eipedient to .., •, • fora • Ibe.Count ofSanta. Colima. • Yesterday triii iscga •Portuguese cavalry.: ••.. . - • . *lon tine, and take up another subject. His 1•.•;- • • - - • eel . . . e quest., , a a. tkitaittitibtiti' iiisi;ect* the • .''•'• ''' •, - . lency M. d'Atrzanza, Minister Of Fi nance ;' ?relented -. to =mama nn What he -considered -to Ase abases '. IV se. as is at revielontare WIMP NI the akimbo- aa . •.' CONSTA INOPf.E, APRIL 20. :• . . ! finingpersons in irons in - Newgate,sent Itiatifter 441; •-• • , i aestdie." , ebuttflartif Mitring the clause pet i' s . , • .to his Majesty the deputation of .thecouncil of 'IN ' the'...loretich Ambassaaor, - General SebitstiOni, on • persons after the bills o tlndienenst •assiontishisichadamen rer po s t:m a y -ohartoolnetaoOt-il"fal -- • ' !•so Indies and of the C.prosiU of Finance.. His Majesty- r the 23e1 ins t ant, invited the Most etnn . we . t • iic k re a rqus turned by the Ottind Jury. no efovadi e St Auffiteaseliabbleent rm. * AC/C4•141.14g4P.A.14 thOagila the manner i. ce, i conversed two flours vetc h the Members of this depu• o f his nation, 'and otfiei Ft-mei/Men " • hite -4 o • • Okder eeiving that Lard Grer " de had bliPenii ' d4l44ll.lllll6l4.l "l wi'cli t h e ' l oan was negociated was very disadvama -, ;. otra L. 1 1%., a time with moving thin the Ondif ofthr.Dllolll.l4l.llllfi r 1 tation, concerning . the changes and improvements to impart to then the agreeable-int . e.,11= -.,that the 'lids motion was put and segativedkvi• 4 Ali: A. 41 ..10.4147.1 . '-' greet heeeentryrenetheterreenng. lit be dee . • which the welfare of Spain repires, in the opinion of impediments which lay in the k war4a betwnen ...i,o r d.• GR EN VlLLEapteemited anPeitiellsiefiouit a beer* to the) SW 'at tire Same titne that the mono. • ' taw: all intelligent persons. The Deputies of tile Eatra-vthe Sublime Porte end R uss i a ; hod-beetraernoved ; c e r tain Catholic. Merchants encillankerrof Dublin. *lay stissigfeeeittic ' ffileflordship - then adverted to ,a . • . ordinary Junta are daily arriving." • and that, in order to hnsten ithe conelosioo pf a ale& orayitlrthartheyaxnigbtlie-tenderett-eligibirow-be itiettliaiffetidillf ' the'Vattiblicein the Bank, whet i,,,,,: . _From Madrid we learn the following, under the' native peace,. he should undertake a pittiney to ros. elected Geverteria or DirecA§4 • . the-Bank of Ire r eti:OralitieleVet nid=that as an' ad- ft; tate of the 30th. of May :- . ef ' •; • • Yesterday the Council Of Castile held an Eatraordi- 'it-EoGßADE„ . .iiiiliala; •., '-, land a --Qtdered te're . isii,ibe ...._ , ..... „ itcsoc i •d• *" sjoijon, .- whom, Okisis Nab : ••- , ...-_,,•.0..0.... • • Letters from Corrstatitinople, oiiiiiiit irtitittle am.* Laid c REN VI LL . : F : abeiajo a ceidein*thst Trinfde a .... i 1:. ., 3ip C: a...0:.T., ••-t,:-;,: sa . 2 ~ • • e •. ., 3 nary Assembly, in pursuance ' of a command com- noupee , diat in that Jai - e - il l ociitirOitiiiie .priding • imiiiediatri liefOrelte once , ariclattitiffini a ,ist a the Lord RRORY.loplained.. ~?"'"-. ' "•• •-.- ...; It mullioned by Choir Excellencies Don Sebastian Pinuela • on wan great aciv!y; for • t e;ceololisswes_ a _ a _" ' . o petite .. ,, first_p ..._ lace : that aid ioftitntatice •especting the Bill . Lord ST ,e,Fatt dereedif•Cathidics no - IT, --artd-Ekni Arias Mon, the Seniors of the Council :- between Russia and . the Porte, iiirl'..ohat.it asaa 1 - d before t he Rool*4 441;61 als-ilt this as defy ' erect : from what 'Ol4 ;tete tornterlY, nan• oven- at Ore• . " s i t -Hit Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Berg, Lieute- the,Palial subjection, and therefore would support bable that the last poWer w ill , by thispeate s c ed e r4 24i-e' thd 'MC 'e e Itee o ari r a.: as it a-Pra#4lP - n ttee u be elet' pro . . , rant-Genera of the Kingdain, command,, that at tight o'clock Moldavia, Wallachia, and Bessarabia a• •.• aa : •, . . _ . a mostarnprovidni t baigaiti fort lidlX4-.4e . 'l3ank &e motion of the Noble Lord. - - • '.. el the morning of to-toorrow,•the 30th of May, the Council do ' •-• • ' ' of Ireland. were to have a continuanceof their-C.60. •-•Lord. WESTMORELAND spoke at considerable It assemble, in order to proceed to the elocution of a Decree and a • FRANKFORT, NNE 8. .•'... • ter for (including-the remainder ef-thetwasentoerm) . .I.pitapteat• ' • theatuation. •• • r .a , • i a .._ ,•. In severa l' the - f o ll ow i ng article has • . Proclamation of his Majesty the Emperor oldie French, King of • .29. years ; and what was thesoasio ~., .1t •,' ' '4:),A, /' fat : q,.;,ord H.V.OD =PALE centepatetVtliat as the esek• tit*, and Protector of the Confederacy of the Rhine. appeared, under. ;date of the Neckar, May 30 : this valuable monopoly, A loan of 1' 1 0 i''' •-.St 5 .tittalien'reloof IreLtad was that afthe Protestant, '.- • • , " We have iust, received particular intellirence Oc= .4° ' '" In this Decree It has pleased his Imperial and Royal M a j es ty, , .. r.• ... . - . - 0 . ' per cent: : ietereat, wben the oovetriner* w:qty:actu• it bipastesitcy fit Miry itatiellis as well as that ~. • cording to which, it is very probable' that the Sena- , '.....by virtue of the rights to the Crown of Spain which have been ator, Lucien Bonaparte, will soon-be raiimito•therank ally borrowing more in Ireland,, ax the rate ofiali of our ol i g t rer a n r inent, to prevent any infringement 0,, - . • ceded to him, to inform the Council of Castile , of the measures ~,ntriter or mat.nation. In core 00, • o nue F rance, in o a t-. ca se- it appears to be not f Pr' o ' - ' 4 , •‘4 , -' 144. per Cent interest,. a id the trill ` die the on the ecs . .Applikits he has taken, in order to fix the basis for the new Go- less probatle that the Crown of will be confer- • ' - ilaliOtleet of •Irelafid- vart Of . . the Bank Of dor oltarges, foe ttrinlooleg the Totality to 'that 'principle, he held itjust, political and O• to , . ..crnment of the kingdom. His Majesty commands, at the same red upon him. The Spanish nation would, indisput- ' These chartes 0.6a0 liiited ainolutalsi osmseisissay r eo ! oppose the present measure at I '7'. • ~... atme, that his Highness the Grand Duke of Berg shall continue to' ahe enormous sum Of /5251. anti > j is With the the be in 41. a ailerons encroachment on the ably, have to estimate obis a!great felicityoas this ate fulfil the functions of Lieutenant G enera l o f t h e kingd om i . - . , , ~. -.. . addi t i on of onetime! large - sum for the additioual .esfalirnhdits‘ Woo °fir:land. He did ' mat mean to .. great man is es p ecially caicaiatea to raise tne opatntn •- •• and be requires the Council of Castile io publish and a ffi x the saidi 'deb"; boat : red. thiS year, Was all the cOnsitimitidi the tkettlaktd:lktiO /KS measure would of iteelttite attended ' nation to the highest point of cultivation arid 0..., __wtar." • I m perial Decree, that no one maypretend igtutranee of same. • Ban toC Ireland give for this long coitititwatetof ,with . Michel bad consequences, holm objected a: . • , •'• . o Porsuant to this and to an express command tram his Serene • BANKS OF THE MAINE, JUNE 4: •': . -their valuable privileges. • Had so .volisablenotitilito AO-it only vain the facility it would-. afford on some -A t s . •,. Highness the LieUtenant-General, I give your Etteilency notice, According to letters from, ltofrit,. his HOl'4Elll5 p o ly b e en sold to -th e . highest bidders, it must have future occasion or other, to put the Catholics of Ire . ' 1 ,p . ~ - that the coat w ill assemble to-morrow morninitearl about .. f., . - . .. ' rn . • o make a journey in ashort - trettiatil l urin. fetChed a much. More vonsiderableattin - .With it land in it coinjiatalfrie state 44. mat - pendence of . A ;'. ' The Imp e r i a l D e c ree itself was to-the ittlintehtol PRIVATE LIITI•ER--STOCKHOKitts , JUNE IL "spelt to the immediate questidit, he Would not take Government ••.• • . ...s 1 o• :• . -., .;•,:- • ~r k • For the better prote ction of our coasts, a , squadron uy much of, their Lordships' :time, . Even !opposing . Thb X : art of 1317CEINOLVOirlitt tupporoil i, effect :- -: : ..i .-:,,• - • • ...,, ..- ... ... • .. Napo:otos, eaweer ot the Frinki e llitig Of I ta ly, li se i* •of galliee, lying in. the . cloaks, is to . lak'reent off.:-- he, were to admit for the rnooient, that it was righi . - theOl ea . stee. He de hustodf • from,an mounts , . ;tor of the Contedency of the Rhine, lee. ,' • • • ~. enco . These vessels are to be partly 'banner bi. the F ' toexc lude the. Catholics from Offices of Stitte•and the .14mtwithei liToble.Lord who spoke last, a t6A he hid - ...„, is . The King and the Princes of the Maio of Spain having cbles. s . The College of War, and' all the tiVeral de- Houses of Parliament, still:" it wonldt , noio t • this chariged his opinion u• • this question, as it should '''. ceded their rights to the Crown, as is known by their treaties of• .. 2 she sa,n loth of ma, and by their " pr i p rtitH . ents depending upon . it, display . ' the greatest question, . whic h . was 111'00 . 7 eiallniefiria•K . V . •''sii! s fih * SUrtialiOd frositfii ,I•.:, 'e he had dump ;deserved= ',. by the Junta and the Counc il of Castile, ire hen .s otbd ac t ivi ty ; an d cer ta in ly the efforts this kingdom ii surely soood policy even:MAW- kielln Oap .. :,. whenever it hadinen • =toed, tqe , declaring solemn. • ...do dodge; ordered end do order as follows i ' ''''' _,'• 1_ • making, surpass -whaoother nations thought it Tara- . disqualifications to take care, thatoe unnecessary- or '1 . 3 , that his opinion upon this widest had never bees o Ait0..1.• The Assembly of the Notables, irbiabinii'areadY • bit of. • • • • We hope to- obtain from the North of Fin. studied insult was given to the Catholics a !that no altered, that it war- ort themes., and should coo . been convened by the the Lieutenant-General of . the Khigdom, shall be held on the tgth of June, at Bayonne. The deputies land seviial Of prod uct e 'lns; and from . the south- disqualification wad 'tooth - 144' kqt'll'iould ' only Ole to till the end of 'fink: H. thought with other .'• *bait be charged with the sentiments, desire', and complaints a ern provietate;ive have already recereed a deal of have the effect of appiannk to'be' merely inteoded i to MbTe Lords, that nothing could change • the loyal a thosethey represent ; and also with full p o wer to fi x the b as i s o f co r n o as fronalls; nearer provinces we ; have had fresh degrade them. It seemed to hint a akar principle, sentiments of the Roman Cathoheref Ireland weirdo', • the new Government for tbe Kingdom. • supplies of hay. .This country is -by' no means so that those who held a large proportion of the corn- .his. Majesty's Government, bat the spirit of oppottom .-.• -- o sr. Our catmint, the Grand Duke of Berg, shall continue to fulfil the functions of Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom. • .. entirely without resources, as' e enemies of Sweden merce and 'wealth' of a . countay, shodld taiiibe ma- which ever marked its conduct, wheneveiiheatnalled " . . might believe. =gement .of their own concerns. ItSitaildiottairely 'COriceSsidn'an..s. proposed ,for the alleviation 'of the . " :. The Ministers, the Council of State, the Council of Cas- • tile, and all civil, ecclesiastical, and military authorities are, as A. traveller from Germany oSuld not hap *ply be contended, as there could be no ground - for such "oppressions. Theieeping the Catholics out of del :. . -. far as is rettehlte, confirmed.. Justice shall be a d m i n i stere d tin d er express i ng his aston i s h men t at beh o lding the prisoners an argument, that ' the office of a - Direeteeldf ,'the Bank direction • would increase their animosities aid • - the ume forms, and in the same manner as is usual. • " . Trip Council of Costae is it with the imblication of of war here walking -at liberty in tht.streets; or at Bank of Ireland conferred any political power ; Ahe leabstrsieorowordothe Protestants of the countr7,.s ,4 'l this Decree, and wit the affixing it on all places where it may be the places where they work, without sustaining:the Objection therefore against giving the , C atholics tel. a time when there,aiias the greatest necessity for met • weed**, that no cue e may pretend ignorance of the same. leaseuisult from the mob, Offirining - this to be an tin- lineal power, could not apply in this case, ara # . 1,7414 ktween thosubjegs and government of the nat al ~i l ' .‘ Garen In our Imperial and Royal Palace at Ba r e• o e, the heard-of thing in Denmark or Germany. In RuSsia, iect here merely was, to gave thole who Comed o wn F.lbe a llolle Lewd hearoily voted far the 'measure. ••, ;fa) of May, 1808. (Si g ned) " NAPOf EON." the *Swedish pr • isoners, both military and civil, dining commerce the direction 4 that commerce. to•gsteaSO a o . 4.rd _c.R.ENVILLE •replied.tO all the argurras tt - The favourable reception which his Majesty the the late war, were exposed .to the most harsh treat- those who possessed a large proportteit of thi , viintd! , . Emperor and King has given to the Portuguese de- meat : it. is otherwise here, though the hatred of ..of the country, the manageraent . of their. :Pern re. citilded by intainning: up ...w . hnt 'had been form .. .. . . ... • .pones at Bayonne has, according to letters from Por- Russia, and - . contempt of the Danes, are and will. ' .urees. • 'He could see no possible reason why Ca. said iipoia the sublker a , - the • House to concur y 1 . .• tegal of the 21st of May, revived the hopes of the. ever remain , unabated : the Russian prisoners nit -tholici dun:lid-be disqualified ,from • becoMingaDinec- it, risk Only on tlie . a °Oho . ice,but of commo : k Portuguese of a happier futurity. This is known by h a ppy in' thei r , condition here, enjoying . a better nou- 'tors of the Bank of Ireland, whilst, on the - - mime ..licoo-The Hoose then .divided-Contents .. "_. 63-- 'eh* 113 bsenrurged aga*st'llae =ensure, and C el l ...: an extract from a letter made public by the Duke of risbment bY far than what they have at-home. hand, there were clear principles of instice 'andel* • , -eontents - lO;.LAYfejoiity 38. o Abrantes, Governor-General of Portugal, and written A second levy of Fencibies will p ro bably be soon diency which called for the removal. 01-oneki diaqueilifi- ' "The Hsttsenialit intha Coltunittee on the El% th e at Bayonne, on the 27 th of April, by the Portuguese ' raised from among the young men, and it will take cation, or at least the remonikti all doubt upon the Merman reported, and - it was ordered to be read a , dcpu' ies to his Majesty the Emperor and King . The place with th e same readiness and cordiality as be- subject. His Lordship therefore nuivedito instruct third time on Friday !ad thei House to b summond, extract was preceded by the following Proclamation , fore ; for the people are pretty much aware that the i r the Committee to make a distinct provision for render-, The' other cieders4Fthe 444 Weft disposed of, as by his Excellency the Governor- General z- . own security and happiness require this sacrifice ing Catholics' eligible to - becoine Goventors and Di- the House adjaliriteflit Oil eleit. .. . Poareouesx-Without doubt you will merit the benevolence From Finland we expect to hear-good tidings, our rectors of the Bank of Ireland. . . 1 . ... of Napoleon the Great . your conduct will prove that you ar e operations having been some time on the offensive., Lord HAWKESBURY attOngb , objected to the • HOUSE OF COMittONS. worthy of independence. It will be a source of great joy to me, The Swedish Beet under Cederstrom•lias, it-it said, motion ; and baying taken a general' review of .the The Coosolidatetilkind Bill was reada second time, and cot' • if I can c ontribute to your felicity. Portu g uese-connateus..is after the re-conquest of Gothland, gone to blockade subject, as he h a sh done on the former discussion, his tai for t. ..olr• . . . in quiet, and place y our con fi dence '. me . The • mamma* Sweabol; and thus the flotilla , . so treacherouslY . Lordship contended that the . sease . Of ParliaMent Ira ' Ila W dt '. „ ji g. madtedt BM 41 " PadPcded till .. • --,. p r eaches when your new organization will take place:‘ ~..: - ',' , delivered over to the Russians, will be 'lto longer an been already taken upon this silliects and that this ft rbe s ph i t it ege s t odesi was rea d a third t i me , p ass ed, •• The Extract from the Letter vas to the febssilni object of apprehension to art. •. • • . Bill did not put the- Catholics .in a. worse situation .ordersid to the Los*: •.. • " ' ~ It is said that the worthy •Olorernoi-of the county than they were before; it was no more , then a cond. The Sugar Distilleries De riled throng a Conunit tee o . . . - " COVNTI2B62S ! The cortildaseewkla'uthicit you hastoalid• of Cuopio in Finland ; Mr„,.Teibelini; . .W.;lo9te the nuance of those disabilities underwhieh rtilq.before the . R wi e s faZt awfr athirea liab t° l l" ed ' al uairea r". thu l tio ,' ~ , ,0 0, ,,,,i, .. eogrsi sending us to the Great Monarch, isehe the interpreteri of ridble and datingliettes toCcUNt *Ammo eiahall-heen labOttreda Of d war 'reek . .: 1; 211 0 1 F.W 0 10 0 i Vi= iei as was also the Welch Coal BBL , . ; ~ • dinar wgbes and sentiments, was g rante4,Aat we..might salanft Isanspeeted. -tieing - with the,Russians!ohen ,they t ee s Asect.to the. Bank of x - .wl. -g.'•- , I • . • .., . •,-,. . • .vtflie Hop,ffieniffill Wu read a sated time, and ordered to be , i • 6i:dearest 'Melees in the fate of our netter s to the doeisionsof !treated from Cnopio o tot iser Iraqis ? •entltOtitit .n, I.O4:EIkSIE.IIsTE Cingeissiedoibuit /fs diis,itissaisee ••••. • • • • to-reigrow• ' •_ • tinighty genius who is to renovate Europe. Oct our arrival at thttitoiata 'found this honest ; ld ro-O.nrale.4o -. -.- there-frete special . I:rids -,for; '.......4i c ,- _lik • Celeise • ... 11181.Weab Ace ` Ssgamisa BM " Int " d; re" I. ' * 4 lb - • s. • . . ~:. . i._ tut: vau l , *arum . ' a • kaatias . l of the French Empire, we were whom's/14,0e eins.72MOr ow. I* .ectied.sn,..ottr puw.e...-o.Ten... " : ~, . i 44ripble to ttte . ' b ., ..., . r .....i• • ~.,„, . mo d e s pidts D or m astaati a Committee; in. '•ailaiireddie4dea arthe.lahlenti of the Great. Naisedinst.. :11usse What' iidelay... lie ,svill always 7bem,:vsigs. , ' H• eiAcaktlearly of .eposdn, .. ;pt 1;7 Act- of ~„t „ .„.„..,,,,, .. . .. - eapriesloh OPtudversal joy in siorifed in a pre s entament- the satisfaction of having discharged the dutiewoidn Wash Par/hUThelits lo 179%. W.lickQpool4•.4ll-1 1 0 The Manisa. Legallyealtaffillrfkolo` the Lords, wa' ra ' l . of oar felicity. . faithful Magistrate, , _ 'Cc :potations to the Catholics, th ey were excluded int times and ordered to be re" a second dose on FM". a• ~ . a • . - .