The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-23 00:00:00

srAiJ obtain his discharge, yet he had been detained more The Offenders' Escape Bill was committed ; pro- the district with the than 11 months, although on his liberation the Judge gress was reported, and the Committal was ordered time the OratendOlLitflest •.. said that 11:ere had heel' no ground whatever for his to sit,apkn toamorrojo. e l. of -e . . V.,.. 1114 a • ••• The !ling 11 .0.0 1 sentow' arrest. I t ‘to.. too late to take any measures on the ' . • .-- s 1Z o, ,lit . ta)...: .' . • ...o •' ,i ' hoi:oan'atfeill,ti bosinera, subject in the present Session, but early in the next . Session he should snake some motion on the subject 45if ' PM-. 1 4 tested, that in couSeqaentit: i the Cotiocils. .. I.';;vitlati lad to prevent iteditiouisf o ...A' dumber of vessels ._ of the grievance complained of in the Petition.— meetings in Ireland, and the declared opinion of for the Newfoundland flqhery : and at Nantes- the . The Petition was read, and ordered to lie on the MinAteni that such it . messure was read.eted. Mee!. hltilding Of merchantmen is PreCetOtin il.withEettt AP-. table. "iiii•i** the disturbed situation o f that country, upon tisity. - . . ~. The Hon. Baronet presented also • : another Petition . which opinion tat Horne had . tho gg lif proper .to. ,- • 7 ...; X.:. ,i . s.:. ;• : .r...-vi. .• • .:- ' ..9flraiMilai . altUre from John Abraham 100 Len. - '4llopt the meesore, not for one year only, but for . . - cflASlßtlt OP . fp;PUTi Es, Jui.v 18. igerke. forrnerly.‘of Bremen,somplahilriepthst be had -Olio* years, he sh ou ld f e d i, hi s d uty ( uo te s i the The Order of the Day brought on tfte discussion . 7- been arrested In this country for a debt contracted subject were taken op by some More able person) to of the regulations presented air the namosti_the_liing„ TrAttetoell,.for.trh.leh he would not haseheeit. lia hie move.early in the neat ; Ses s i o n -for th e appointment for the purpose of-regulating the communications of in that phut, at he bail made a • serreirder of his of a Comotittet to enquire into the St a te of fikand. the two ChambittO with his Majesty, and between goodslti a bankrupt and obtained a certitude after: _ Sir E. BRYDGES alk i o gave notice of a moilMt , themselves. • . I tie minuet rici,ast Ordered to lie on the for.neatSession; iipor, the subject of the Poor Laws. Each of the regulators admitted by Ike Central • table.. - ' 4 4". - ti'''..4 4 : . • • "' • , $ , The Irish Yeomanry Bit was read a second time,. Committee , with or Without amendment , arid . this TheNsoritt•af the l'ilucco of Wales's Annuity and committed for to-morrow. Bill *wit ge„infsflo,; nod ilte IMP ordered to be readaa . The further consideration•of the Report upon the where ant changes or modifications Warotant4o,came 1 hind One nu Moodily. • Colnulai Audit Bill. being moved, .. t, under discussion . - • . ~ 1 / 4 " . • • f s Toe - ifepiii.f,•,,,:f Wig War . Duties Bill-was egtel4,lo,, : ..Mr. A OKRCROM BY objected to the ttstalilish.t . . The let Article . of the Regulations Vitiprisol , lt sui t m e •Brooj ese d t o .he read Sr thhd time to:rhos- ment which 05e . .13i1l propopui, as unnecessary and; A. Cogimittee was put to the tote and ottriaied ! . .-,,.:L . • , .rowr . •-• ' , r' , .t . ' ' . • , . • • 7 , expensive. • libe duty toll, assigned to the proposed .'' The 01•11nd 3d Addles were next atlopidanwititooft: " .Thii li.e i likrt tit . .the Committee . ' on the Coe4istallAioli' . .' Commissioner* Might; in his opinion, be discharged, vela.. ltien• . • ~.,„,:-....... 0 ,.... ..... Ag 0. . .! lipli*!.. tit?.....i . : I lie 4th Article woo aubraitted te, , nlllo*liirrat to the AmericantoniMissiosters woo brought up, and by the West India Commissioners, or .by the Co l' orilerettgokiriirted. • -.•- ~ - ; Dial Deportment Without Incornivering the i -, with the Amendment r • • . oo untee•`. - of the Chamber; 1, ( t i med . A -' r ale ' mit e t i dva n —o-LEl *l6.l. .a.'‘ ''''''' .. . - RAO; sit runtriviti. •• •, • with any additional ourthan. -' 7 ••, ~., Com to. I runs ii these 5r.. 7 ,.., . , ~.: . ..„: ii, e , •Lorsi 114•ORK1'.D solid ho'had'igod in a" Morning . The. CH ANC ELLOR of tie.. EXCIIRQUER •• When the Ki n g heated aed cowered, at ocioniihoiehok,! • . Pipet', ail scCOlini . of three : Spsniards orcanit o 'Wing defended the Bill, and contended that the proposed!, and two the *Deputtel4 to t ! e sealed:l ~ ~. ‘..,.. • been seised by - the Gnerester of Gibraltar, :in • which Commission *Way 'necessary to audit the accounts of i , M. ria bionessousou.- 7 -lie cinceitieit„a 1146 'they harl- taken refuge, anti, delivered, isp• to the those dlitint Colinies . which ions-dependent .upon Ida:, pre-eminence of the Chamber .or Pearg,•ovor,ithotost .Spanish t;arerntriettt. He wished to inner, from the Majesty, namely, - ikonhi wth.hasl no leialjLegisf*" Deputies wits necessary;; and this - pre-***** Noble Lord (Cartlerengla) opposite to him, ; Whether tore. The new Board .fes particularly 1111110$11Mii Seemed. the least pointed atutexCeptiOnalde. ...-. • $ 'any ildrh on the select' Ilia been honed tethe•Goe 'oritkii yin* •td 'A' be eXpeditibus examinatinta .Of tiovßit : Several Members demanded she priority for : vernor ? •Flealse•wiebed , to koesei whether any sp. connts, wiiliout iv biohi expedition indeed it .' was amendment proposed by this Coniterttee. tplitstioni hid been wiade to the Spanish' G orernmeth : found that no etinsiiiatirit.,vias likely to, be:trffectivo. l'•• 'l' heTarticle proposed by the .Conimittee; was 'ac e in faviaug of there persoits who hid' Acted, •, Oeviaini,..:fidasteli BoOrd was stAtfArk... t egamiste any. . accounts tordingly put to the vote, and rejected. illy prOantli o r lhop.'idoas of liberty ?• ; *...referteel4o it by theGoininistionors of the 'Treasury, .1 .i The same article as presented by - Os, Midi** i ~:t.aAl• CAS:II , I FRE:IGH said he was totally under %hose ordira : 'ithe; Ikettl'_ims"tO allicturri. from • Was adopted. ..„.._... . .• a • • - • .11elttli s ilTP" , • auch tel "" Ctin " as had been alluded place 1 ° plaCif as-it beceintkastisiaryto•iic effectnali• •The following articles to the 12th inctiosivey sOsi ..• Sot, K iwt,beicrsepondence oftli Gibraltar. id not come examination.: of public :Kennett: .. AS to -. Vie Waist hi like manner adoptedOsitti a , slitilic l t ttlittti° 44. 4 - tille0) ; 1404.11111.11e.pRitateui, 'but be had not heard India Coottnisskin arid -the Coioidal 'Deliartmeat 1 the last.. .'_ . •,,. ••. • • '-• ,of it, an( his ibm..Ptiend (Mv,.Goulbova) near him, both were too.inech occopied to attend to the objects; '.' The 13th Article liOdUlad by the Committee came . 0,14.4.184 %Rh Itiit , other - department; knew also which sere to be assigned tb the Ne* Board. , • J. sPoilit.onder discassinn - arseithe reeding .- of the Nob, -. I 0..* -.7i- . ' ' . litiglit ..- • • 1 - t , c • • - ...116014141 I.it.,i Then! also arrived dispatches from ' Mr. 13A Nki ES.concurred with the Chancellor • • of artiolitorthe pro* iireientid by . the 311iniaier 'and ": '. '' "t•- 4 .' l'a i i i i4 4 - ' II ' . .PL.L , ', Mr Jul., 31114. ' • 'die tciott o f %p . a . *, 'n the bit three - days which , the E x chequer , that the most effectual way of au- conceived in tisesetermar;o.'../ .' • • , ..- -•• .' •• "..- • • 1 .- - 4 / 4 ' • • . ' flitu4Kl ift,ool 6l o. alit 100.. He should , hew- diting public . acco , eets was , that th e examination ; . .. The iteliot• of - . ow mai, catioii , iiig - from i ttoim ,grt .. ......., ,eser,•make fartjtorltiquirles op !lie selvect and comp , should follosi the eapenditure as, soon as pos-ible, Law', are to be 4- antic!, the.Clistothero by , A isUfgers i _ arlgt ''' A .n tl i th l k t i lit ""41 this "Illblgt from vitikli • mutkic;ii,i! the sesuif telheN.,,,r ~.„„d. „He could • and he.. wished.. this rule were . generally . attended . clffinnisi"ne's P 6 nic" l 1)Y chsrowd . I " l "V b e m 4 the /L ist. N agle taketaStuajjeusekets. • The hosaigence it . - • . •• •. . ;stair, tilel,( all iloklegidi i iite ip stlnce This count!) , tu.--4,-Ro ••st tithed its spoliation p er tleige r ty . .4 o . • . M. RA gottran •tinted that the,Cotismittee •• wereeYs if di;tiif'great importance. It Appears' lays dude light if iortici , e v ! ..1 7..x pe, nharn, that th e - could I..se withtbeCtriitt offlgOalst -had been empicied : the auditors of public acc o ent4..jo this Country, afraid lest 'it 'should be 'eftereterds . supposed 04' , . It . '• 'A_ ' • •• - . apsadi rrdeet • idi ..', in a manner w Wilke Norsk Lo rd wo uld highly sp.. , tibial 5,.. was lairinstably ,t tier these Cammissiositinkei l sroio'botedod to . . ,„, a. A newsy it Vopeeteci,: . even if Prince Catts7lo . . . . APilltitfiii--: i• ~ -'... - , .. .' ' !*-. . 1 . i forms,. *Ma eight' to t hank bqpia lent .11am 'Tea ! Iligeoss)on; - '.. ' , I':., ''' . ?:"....Y. ''''-'• . 7 '7 ' , L • • ; ..,, 001fr.R.NOirtMitE v :, •r . : • . moved. •.• , t . '.. ~.1.4..• - ...-ft-"iv-4 - . ' 7. '•-••r"•• ~,.• •.I.' . M. l'Abbe.dilifp krestiotkiit.setd4leo,Cemmittipi• seneld hold7' t 'ft s ,whilst ,hopms• however, mo ea. 11. it 41('.20.14.. .i . r. /9 • BURN wi s hed to .. know ' whether it 1 • ' After a fel aSere obeeimitleis'iir Me... ' ' • titall judged right tn'ol4lloo4rthat the 4 'calaitstiissiont.:- terrained of his . ,tof i nsitestviebodssfon- . Th oa t i legto - - r - ., .. . _:lras the intention of the . Hon. Gentleman opposite by, blr.ill,. Smith, ,anti . the . ObontellOF ~ AluteadiU„, . ..ri . 8 WOul d . elitiy, a - ea hose ii , ,jest_, Oa*: iittb 'Old* for the . Norwegians It merely hoe of pr ' oo: ; the• night ,titink'pretietWantrtitit'tlitm. . Tiff motive to'resiitatice la ninst strong',' tile duty l(M!' P. *Moor.) to mske the motion, of which he chequer, in which it was nneferatookiliat .the 111*, , tire King MI be noftlo • • feehirliistink. haul`. feu !notice, respecting Governor Gore ? lie r which is immediately to aliplY tte• - tio Qt elf: Ministers canrst der j e,itenty , thing : They, ei____ , It ., fre..:- imp i rativ. •i f ' their ., 414 r.(:,.) was flexion' to bring the question to a dis- Good • Hope, Ceylo t s„,'Malta, .Mewridoe, : erid_ Trf. - fluently merely . possess a general idea of t'senieet er • .. . • , missian in order, ~podesily: to clear the character of oitiod, loin be . lirnited to Eve Yen*, la o.rdlw:tl..lets... Mai Commissioners may. be able to Vats them. a hope Or: ipcssets;• : Ir they ismfr./id. witi..sostiy, .14 at Upieer: .. , • , .. • `. '. • fy .. :: i whether its farther continuance may .1,,i 4. (Nui ` i t m pi es ...... selves complete masters. .Why. should. not Ate tint -they will have the sympathy and that risytit• • debt. , ;hl{. tv.. mObttt !lea NI was in expictothal of a nary. . : ; . .., •O o ~..n.. • • . be empwvered to send the persott. to the . Dionties virtuous and enlightened of all natieee iskilsait* - .1 J./Petition WliCri was .tti.bit presented son the subject .of . The Report waare.comMitted..:sece ied - who can best explain his intentions, and answer 41* 1 , 00 ;. ''•' • ' • ' • •" Af •. i . to ,he i . , __.1 . 4 31r. Gorrts .oolerntoonk • ! and agreed to, and the Bill ordered tO*.eisid & th i r d ! objetions'to them? " , - . . • ' Viensav Int:T.X.—.lerome Bonaparesse . , Mr. C0411,201$ was anxious that a refutation : time to-morrow. • . •.' . :.. ' - 4.4 i': • • •'. Al. Ds Fi„tunEnclut.— If you admit COmmission,‘•• , ,'• - •- •• ........ - o - rt-rffr . nSOrt'ere now at • the chateau of Ivo of the,clurroga, s tiviiSstCrol: .Gore should go forth • The liopsehaving resoliad itself into . l tthaes . ruts to the same prerogative as Ministers, it follows Ail the mite* *lion in whioh ,the *mulatto& had beepi'airon the ,Posttitorse Fivadtig Bill, ' • "2:7 :; 71 that the Xing will have the right to.propoSe and de;. l •Gratig,:bet.n4fag IttH:clatiut Iferberstein; bliP !hP. 3 oght,_- . *_ _..- ' _- -•., .• : l , Mr. witOTTFM a gy proposed th'e - etatiakiiikids : fend .lawsty whomsoever he chooses • and thus thy:, cess Eliza, his itiaterf,*ived on the Wilk of hese all . ~,'-$4. wptoTTEN..I.A.: y thought the (RNA* ought ..he described last nigiu, witit. regard te - tis6Llintimik: 4 -piivileges of the Deputies wilt be shared by promos' s Goitts,'Where sill : . ' Jaen remain. • . . Aperdily as be tlvought on. . - , • i.siou of , any prosecution Jar penalties ender the ex , OfithoOS.legel'Mandate. . ' • Mtsxsrta , .Tfesoil - noee • Veltehe, Promiee : .'tit, P:...4 OAF. said,. that ,the postponement of isting Act, upon 'lbw Cestikete ‘111'..t" . 9 ..:V. t ogiatia , l ....A Member observed, if tits 1‘)141.Call dis Charge his , Ciiii Giovernoe ' ' ay. r ' jail! W ‘ : , and th e the motion hut net arisen from any neglect •f h;!'s aihnft.'s of the St! - l iipli l likkqlkililitia*rity*i.t4Pinsesi, ..7.410.Nr5, Mn he, pot so o.rdit' lir th a t, the - Contille- , flaa a ~..;,. r t. l,- .-••••-. hut frPel the ktottlitY of information which had suc h ,•erthieote, up•e_a•p4l4ll il.(1, out thiliclaktitere sent to you 'iltould'be thief Malawi! by ile:. u 9 " 1 " 4 -‘' , ..nrie!, ~ , ,..r, t . •. . . _, . ~, . I"aris, en the 3 '7l6y, sense dialeicts on . poureil in .on his from .41 quartoeg respecting CiSoet satisfactionlhat 1 t- , pal - *se • *Snored . :theotigh . : l'os tiols__,. .' • the Artiete.of the. left latOk of the tiiii- l tre pr osisinnaily coded to thi' Canada,, .tiltbeeilic:arir tritmitleas: tehattfler,7 l .; . '.. Du - slor..tau'Aitgaebt - that had at dus t i ntended to redress, to Merge in tbs,go. :the.resemies -;. • :.- ,-.• . , , .nsiral question... •:• • - • •!• • '7 "t• ' •' , The' •Cilet-NCBLLOIX of the : Egitlegieihpaisrwiren Ministers stonikabstain frosn•prifeen''`SE -- -6,4 .-4 • A ,I --• a. sja . Ai: "- . NitAGEN I .. 17?!11 to ! "-- ‘ are at? , sapi. app Mr. ONSLOW,llipositi it. strait? t hat a charge opposed Alm dense,' its a ff ecting thst:' : •• . tir.pt al;fitso.4e l 4 , end ',YOII ha**. kienik,.foli th e ' '4.,. , . lii *v • Syr and . . o , e qui. bo i le that: hin e, e 0 ,4 4 1 i * should be so longiheAlsangiog over. Colonel Gore. ,ftbose 'Virile'', aitd.ni InhOnsistent iritis;ika Artiste* 7 ,laloncelit each araircomstante. :m. DIP.- • • apt, • .A.Lifsri 111 (A. • .., • , '• . totered . l44o Allatbseroiment wit h .-t h e foreatio of ',the 'ern' to OeldaliatiOq- 01 - ° P4I ll .A*to * O a cOliflliiiioflOis, airsi * tit - .• . pahlishing a statement of Sir Fli•FICIII SHROWTT was to the .oaer. TAia areonat Wits copi,4 from a Morning Paver, aud. fur nhich hr a.is ban tam .' One Year'., imprisonmeai. The second Proseditioln Was reV pahli4hiag an which had prerionsly appeared in two Manche,!,/ churging the quamiloloaers of ?asses !. Salford with is the mitre:lob of them. For this tar ore, Ge masse to Owe Ye es Imprisonment. l'he two Malicia-4er , were also prosecuted for the same oPnce, and st!th ie d ' meat by defpn It, but no powshotrat lest kflirtre 04 'The thiM ProSeetnitia was for poptiAing a Letter, Coarnisalosers of the Trilosport. MAW with ► wards tiPt Freneh Prisoners. Thin Letter had lir , .ttarly inserted iu the STll2ll**At i COOMIIik 41111114 of a poille and prim ,ahlodepers. This 'meteor° meat, to papa linear -- of SOOI. eNtll 4 11 1 4 , • fair :OM 'l^ . * liket4 titan MIL" I • 1.7="7". , ;, 1111 , 64 , 4001.**100 : up Ids gavot ' 71br::41141.4"4 • • • ee' kidite • rsuicsipaside.le diesetvliq pifri • 044.011 b Asteike‘ Mee gives 4‘. M Arr • ' • ' ' -p • , 0- 0 0 Frame Noßead Gaut:mbar/its Lisbon Hamburg!' -- ..... ..... ...•:•:.....• •• • • •• • ••• • • vipir••• • ••• • pßicr. or'*aa Api DAY A't t►KE,&ci I wet Haw,..%: .' : UNTIE, Amu Itsal ~ A per Cent. Ilifg ! , .. ' • litata Bonds :1 p• . .: , .3 per Cent. , • R.:chequer til t s pi. 4 per GOP . -,.._ . • "t 614 4" 2 iii • ' ‘•d per Cent. pfli, ~.. . Cumin ler Ant 631 f 1 r -I.rrY" I.•• , Tiltki,„a i dT.Eol4lN. cc • On the further consideration. of the Alg a. Biltßtr PiPitt.iloete ty, but he shoo .tt i, _pert, - ; clause was proposed; by it Mr. . AMITE, - and a claute of . this. nature prospectively., ,il4olkir, .agreed tn. • . • • • owe - to the. 1.4111 uarier cOnsillerstion. 4 Mr. 1V WM:LEA p took the eppittertitr After a fewisonarks.by . Mt. Setieset erinarirvi ssititig the. Right Ilostostrabfe Geotleman (Mei' Wife dititilt'aPisn this gccilvartiei-sgilieisilblitibeilk i converting the Memorial he hid pre.. incLeibers, varier the olliting ,holiiities : or n fed respecting tie Aliens Otfiee tit Greiresettsl.. quence of ',flatted, preWsslotklitj — '' N r.. H. AD Dilia'lVN read a letter which he Mr..l.oBlll.NOTON . propbidd. Chisieo; iteoot. s : bad received, from Mr. WOO, the Inspector'. of Wig with titrriOtiqf tbrrisiince.llcierif ?he , Biehtt 444 1 ) 11 . at Grle.eStOal ocipiewledgiekthit the Alien., goers sachclagse WO** elet frotw stet -afar. ' Office was holden at the White Rartintl l . ljut deo". 1815. • • • •' in g that any 'norm wising* arose from mg& statl,ng, - After some farther,..itillieitOsid that bo bad refesq_ao .. offer sof 1501: st-year Smith, the Chancellor of tisEachaques. o ,4444,,l6'4. move the Alien Office to the Inn of Mr. Woodford, there'', and Mr. Wrottesteji,' brit.Miltioieb and all other offers of private emolument. 44: I sJuuse was brought up.. ^llto. WHIT EA D observed, th at from this nt. I The Report to be received on Meaday:, - - • • • 'Per Olich had been"Mado, It was evidently an.advan. The Gunpowder ) , Iternovai - DM4a.r s first, •tag.to mbee but Overnuother. The Hon. , Gevitleman time.— . lteport on Monday r :* irten read a letter' ftiiror'aperson on the' belltd,of 'fbe House went into a COlOMittew in the Irish "Mr. Viroodfl;id; ailed the ctrcoasetiecat t Militia Pay Bill. *Usti.* • thic. olnia.—;4lteport td. d 940110 _ • . , .., .. S ' l l fl a•Mipistei eia,i(Sigo r i tt iv i i fi . .I d iiii ..; toplw. -,,, :. ' ' • _: ', ... L 'n; _ i ij.. : 41;,1 ; t:•,11,...;: , . i .. .•. , , ,., '"... Thig . bpitijgil being eittiliTtitl, 414 t % ,erifefi e itite'..*f -to the vott f ' wiib the: et*ii.e . ettatti'it 4itsit:4o4 M.. ':misters who•shell prceOelgtelAity tselisiiktielby toministioneti." , .1.- 4 4'h, t;.,1-' • The chemises. ittlaiiitell i tYiiii•Vis4l4lessiioiski,:'„, • The Ai* '.ertic . ll( eratisisi.o.ll44 *lack FiCs :9 10 e)t-14 44 4 1 , 4 4 1 .9011. 4 4: 1 40 . 1 ) 0 0., .11004, "" l ' l 'mr--.- .40, itnif.io. , ..-- :. ' - ~-',. ! -;-",, - 4 -, f ,i., , ii-:1 , • •,. •,.. . .so4yeriiiioe*Atiidelrieltut i iiiteer alio; ilitise 'cligeow . ''''' "': . • . 1 cm. , .t.:.:is,airiiitt o9posedl t!**ll.eslictis Twhicli, sob, is the discussion mid delibiratioi Mr • fi ditiealiiir,to tie alaine formalities as,thispeopfitiVo9s,istiows. 4 . 4 , . i . . M. OUMOLAILD theniggi44 . re*1,44110.1 . 0 t i e. dtgi idly o(. Ole. clsam b eiorll4lEilig, itll!FiST Or_ Poripie; whom they represerrt . tql ) it, aiOtStifjrZAtiscipitatiori even iu the expression ef OW ttesse ,i'•:. t 4 .* Of tie ether Articles, the ,44111,- i4l- 4b s - the rot . _ . 014 i : of :a notion, _iiitas interest, to sa der to hint. .“Meantiati'ihte Crown Prieies of Stiedon making the most vigerest(preparationa he must le not' ilt Gottenburgh, ev that we expect the fan ef Norway-to be Iso'on 'decided: All the panes hi ge• tiers! wish that the stipslations of the Treaty of Kiel • may be soon fulfilled, convinced thatilhi yantageous to the coroseerce vi~ IrF~lllri • 1 ,js the- . principsi _lpttree 'if Dentltirr prooPeriqt and begins..alratedy4se ! g ratal. ono fort is on the best terms tkitlvihosnier lailthtlud St. Potersburgk - 'LisalieriiipitilfirriweitYldinister of Kusets 0 (.;oni4 • • Botvolattl;:4Wtill*arterotts defactlessite of troop' of ill otllitiorirtiiitisis.the French. frontiers, to placed in thggialklegitiits* that Are forming the fortresses. Ntifilietfjilti',olfiseito essii lw eel T rier which the . Offecilakd been made by Mr. Wood- . morrow. .. - .. Torsrrif .3 o 401. •kettil'Atud stating that 'Mr. Walsh : Repoit of the Land. Tar Redemption • Bill was aired in Lamhetli..welL, .and went but .once a week . agreed to. . . . ~ -. •to Gravesend. Mr, t , Whitbread obserVed that the, Board of Works Bill was read a third time and ) 11r ing a the • Alle y Olee at au_ hie, was at all ! passed. t es improper. 1 Local Willi Bittivius .ropoilet * . 7 ", *' „ • ' Mr. 11. ADDINGTON : observed-, that it was i Army sad Navy:Deduction Bill was reads second sluice impmper• torbelionr tbo nasertiens of a letter I time. . . I,om a person who oas net Iteowo u in opposition to i . Irish•MilitinPay Bill was read a fiat slid Isectuid :be 03frment of Mi. Wnfsh.. As to the holding the time. .. t ~ Iltlice at an bun, he shonld'represent kto his Noble, Lord PALM ERSTON.brought isioetorlatislttbe Relative (Lord Sida i n s ith), who !nistt take such i 7 effective Military' endla;MEititar 78 ;I. l 'orc s. 1 Force of the cO . ante? ~... . 11 . i thii:Yelei . tnensures on is oe he might think fit. - . -.. . Mr. A BERCROM BY • observed, that the ar- , General 11101iNT6N: mired iluirthetisr iaiiii d. -.- •y un gem e ot alluded to was by no means a matter of i before the House a* account of ' the' esisoiwlyturo . indifference, as the settlement of the Alien Office ea and receipts of the toitli Siiitompaby les 44* the White Hart Inn, creaied no. km a difference.than [year. 15(31. li.fear to that inn, to theprejudice of the other Adjourned till . teßniviriwwlthhilly). ' - -.. . . .., .. eimilar establishmentsin the - tetra. - . . • 'The House resumed, the Ititiertnntrreceised; and •, • -• , ": •,,,-- . : ,"7-:, !, .. -FRENC11 . 1 2 .4410. the Bill wes ordered to be reed ertbird time to. • ••• • 1 ...,:''.. vrerrow. .., , . - - - 1 On the motion t Ofi d I s VIIITHIR,EAD, the amend- - Passe t . 4igi0r.19.--:--/iniietidit hisorted yesterday • inents made -by tit., in . . the • Finsbuiii• Sewers: Who 4004,4 . 4,444:040 11 ;114 oil $ 4114 04 1 list . .33 . 111 were oaken into consideration, and, after a feel some subalterivagenta of- police were very trouble. l .;girds firm:the *siker, agreed to. - : ) Write to some flop-keepers on the.eubjettef.shotting q 'The 'BM Was ordered to be seat to - the Lords by theirshops. The faCt:simply ,414" that ,esi,ledivi, '.. Mr. WiIITS4EAD:' ' - , , 'daddy who. has no manner of connection with the pow A . lifter ' sorts*:M prefatery ' observations from r. Ike,' - and 'hetet bidintuntioni are too ilvkloni, pm ISANKES, it was ordered, on the Hon . . Member's tented Ward( ite an agent of ..polkee:,lti4olne se motion, that the. Committee upon the several NH- keepers in the:vioitsity of the slice of So' lions and dnetonents i.elpecting the New Post-Of.' de Paris,.trid took upon him to Isiwo ' 41i 4 e , should liave.power tn report its opinion to the lions AO insolence. Several '- Chloe, together with tkqvideace taken before:it. • 4 hastened to acquaint the -('' 7+ Deputations of • the • Two Clattmbeis expert. . the most opposition. , ; M. La ilto demanded its . suppression, bemuse be Wap Jitritid;'it the express permisSion .of the Kin 4 was obsoletely. necessary, - the requests of the Chaos. her; their just •reciamatioini, the ;expression of 'its ttentimerits, - ilte iticontesrible right belongink of enlightening, the religion of the .Kinuoriesild:ibe thereby fettatad. ~". • On the .tetrinetion , -.laf •Vit Vbilc - atthrthe r • reg. iiiitnt declared the Rehotatiok •Ntie' " that the King behutably - supplietiteci;io• consent to the slight amendments: p!opesed. of the ilegets,. tions presented by thk.ginistiors' his y. to his name." • '014.44. The image" . of regiments , tie* disivolided re-fornsid) !a' 1$0„ . . 4/104 rya, and ar tillery. The French Gov•rinetitst deer hs utmost make this 'necessary measure Mt-easy as pniliele• notorious Vander Not*, who acted ais (test a part here in FM, though 80 years of age s dishes stilt to be talked „,I. l 4iimphhit tf"b`il t ii . lately . pJblithid ier gist. sad is, however, riot, etticelltr4 to - aril; ki‘ .obscurity into I/4067604NA . . , . •;.---'--- , _ . 1, • At:it?! .....i5..... . ~. _. .., ~ . ~...3 , :Paris Pape* iii - ***quir s aritioasiiiiir 'tisiihtiOdir principal COititl:4,(4iiktii;:ollt; pa r t .of elir Paper: 4. 114* - OrilitiliaNirglietaf din :octant fi 4rinaelq,.t, ettilliiiiii/AVestit . #lSisit : ". rttiulatel and 'littered al li•'.ltf' 110\k'd'iredilitIolitio - in l' 84 . , . ~ ,tt , a a .pn," to .iwetp•coot. to t4O rri state of • the ptilh.iC : sidi . oe. 4 ...thie,AithOess ..of. tho....ikow •dovernmetit t .la eking itteiritisto•tha affettions and sympathies, of [ OseTeople. The secret •• time. thircrovernment is, b 7 no means popular is, howoei:itipit . ;rind Ahoo nainOit, tionally divulgeo,. ask titter inetgitntat digcloktr . furnish evidence quite as esischrsiversts could M uter from die vnbit posltiTe • sitiptliii:' :• The ChStrArr of !Deputies has. Itaaartiail• *alio ' l lpflk lo o-ilik the arrangements of tha:''qt‘iiifig . , l 'aiip . O;itioit ritr fitted at preient' ter mitten tor mere ',Orli', 1 1fi:C"% remonial 9( their. itotersinseiro: e ssitik,Ai• Ezeitel.vo. k e ttifer ; but likely' to ;t of 'molt . 1 ,I! ~ j.. - t :•'- .. . _ Ilea' VRANKIPOIII. I JULY •14i—The Emperor o f , ti, in arrived hereAlrfour o'clecktiihi anirting,..a4 . 4.ool . changing hirieitcontiuued-en isii' "Inute . td 'i'll6ers4 bu G rgh. .• I . . ~ .'L ' oloA, limy 9.--" The sittivitiintof unehligh , t,', htruly a ili cting. Reports . are in- died iikipitikery day, more or less ominesses.to our .Aita.lelfati..---*: It is now said; that Piedmont is to Julia trieioaitioti of Liguria oallitd'airkre du Penent, itieleding the' port of Savona—OW the •Riviera dn'LiVant will bit united to the Grand Duchy of ruscaei,--and -that ' the at) , ot.Genos will be declared free without ter.l 'flinty. If inch a disraembertnent . takes place our city will bes m ion deserted. We ast S‘att the mo.,' _,•triiiti 'merit when aha protection of France, .ber aajeraV injunc, friend, .aoti to whom ancient trollies 'united vs.eder i t itizens her !Lip, . will rostorkto us oar tertitocy, oar cow Patio of mane, and Our indeptiadeao. • - ' • ! , 4. I r .. .. a 1 ‘.4.• _ ..;0.l ;~;+s ~ ~'. . ,;: , • , e I . .... Air! w ,if • 1 ' low ' TJ iMAN b lr w sime hichbrh friends a f s bee,. le bly the following cirdemstance, bet in, i ths • 'lldrnet regoelied • - a the diferrat Libels gent of police had d l iu* re somewhat indiapomai - •• eerely punished, he bepileate So ' before the public : linen, and Yesteniry - • The int Prosecution was for plehlis • ' • in Picradillp, at the tine Sir FHA 'els are itttlitg mit et -st. Ma -.lt witted to the Toner. Thi •s are 1 ' • , ' .. f ii . v-, ,,, -,...-,-......--....„ 4iliiieg bell requeited by sense friends to 1 *l . 1 : re . the difereat Libels for which he hu bees ; 4 - : ir---'-'--- ? my punished, he bep i l eare so t hy t h e following - .. !fore the piblic :- ant Prosecution was for unhlishiag a statement of th e Piccadilly. at the tine Sir Foiamos Buttoner w og ei „ -. 7 .. .... hied to She Tosser. This areonnt was ettpl,4 ge , A Z am a Morning Paper, and far which hr was s e 7, + 6. be Year'., llll4),llollolent. . • 'swung Prnseetition Was Ali ptihthLiog an adsern aviii hich bad presionsly appeared in two Manchc,...r Is si ,„, •• 1 • 'urging the Commissioners of ?uses •!. Salford with ser er ." IMe ehrlee:lma of them. For this o r ice, fie iii elftse - 7 . s ':.. the Ye es hoposome en t. The taro hiailche,ter P 4 l, * ere aho prosecuted for the SAME OPflee, and sai le d* eat by defpnit, but no putoshossat was iltirkien th n . thiM Proieettnua was for isuptishing a !Ater, cho g e s4 . 4 4 • introisobsuers of the Trilasport.lbsarJ wisp wheoudoet myth Ike trench Prisoners. This Letter had he is lane only inserted in the SralustrAtti note es.;, eilih if a #itiliC and private. nature'. to' tie , 'liard .of Wooers. The 'a hence Safi 4 2 ; tom - N o ok hi •-: :. ant, to pay a line-afoSCA.4.. - allt i`l9 wrettet to ys • SOOl. en!lt, anti, 141 . 1114.4 it for the s l aw s ot lift •• , . 4 ., Ilea Terefifflsit listirlsonterlY,` toe, THREE YEARS otiti s #l4ingpired en (*.rib 'of Ally just; I Illiit • PlOV. 1130,,141f r .i...e ' •ii- • • ite%a.d.+.l. airy -'• ,- ' • . XANlttilittimillitil W4Obtirel;O% to his Royal sty l i - • r' particulariiiica . /40844°isdesetriiisitif h - m s oo o. m a ~ ;MUMi part al .0 jsiatelioad tri.be Nivea ,1 ti 4 ,4 y. .:4 . . At re. '; - '-'0 ' 1: .! i 7140 1. • '''.~"!.....s ',O f•s - 0 • 4,„ . Pouter. '' • ....... .:. •,, 1 • - '.' Holland - • s**”. i '4:; :. . 0- B "1-. Lisboa ..., ,., . 4 o .......:b .vi40..4 . lialibilrik ..e. ' t 4 • . ..4 6. $ s, 258- ' '.,', ._ . ' `‘.4•Se, Amt. If i l IS-fd ~ 4 [cr. Or' rt*lt* 111 14F.,11'6 . ~'0 tr Cent. 1144. , . India Bonds :1 p. : , !teen'. T c 41 4. . _ . ' f. , auptial 2iii • ; M t Gent.. On ,• 1 . Comets for ints. 1.1( It ' ' 0..., 0 • ~,.... .Jt' eid. l . 4- V" ' *llll , ... . - , 7 - ;,--....4. : ...,,,., ..4 c „ Ti1Ab.:57 .1 4 I S • . 4IN. ' • ~ - . - • Beth r: • - ( Ism 1. L-4,, ' -,..• , . . , ".-*--4•l:4filaismiTt . 30/11 ' 11,1 1.: 11,14 ► i flt;teitiktte it ersived thls morning, from 'Ma* - - . e tahatssommtottets. The intelligence it ca. ilf t‘tii.o.,flteat impartonce. ft uppers, ,- : cis liOtts topedarn', that the speedy reds . ..; • ( N'orviai 4 'expected,: even if Prince Cituiillit. '. std helti - stals .whilst ,bopes, • however, aro ss. • lined of Milef,tisiksly...bmissroll-. i T:=o9 l ,` tbe Nor Wepins is M e lle)? hoe of pr Ise te'resiitatice It MOO strnat,:oll daty la - iralivi, if their , sneans be not feehitt IliaLlosit ' pe: Or: ierssese; s : If they it - Pole/id. Wid..entegy`, will have the sympathy and the prayers . dd. •' loos and enlightened of ail Natio.* iektlssithe `• t• , ..... .. - . • • .: - 7 . . retr!tas Sr : V.A.—Jerome Bonaparte 7 $111) 16 ... brt lift OWN it • the chateau of Eggenberg, ', 'll,:betimeng .t.k :Clout If erberstein. The Fria. • Eliza, his thittortiOred on the Otitis of Jose at !'where ahei : .' 4 to remain. • - , 'starriest, .7 . 114,,#" lleteu Veleeke, Ps rshit ' ( deventor ' " :'l'idWiaer and the kr • . .. . •••.; luoatinceit - , iiiitf, ir, tchutimlOnis eenelissied' ~ i l an the 31b4 4 0flifiy, settee disliicts en t : mak of the Elia ere Provisiptially ceded to S I 10411010 bf 0f .. - 04 lan4:. ,i .. , . .. litsitAc Etc .11 . 11 a a 20.--Ai l fyol a r e Cid et:, etyr and- .we still hope that Prince C4sthel‘' ,haste to thee. Commissioners, and spare do iof t notion,,Ottse interest, be sityl,'is so deli ... m. 41eantisni'ilse Crown rritlie of Seedito b tig the most vigereas4reperationa 1 . he must he ; • it Gottenburgh, sii that we expeti the fits IC 7 ; irstiie be Isoen Amides!: All the Polies in ft' ~ e s wirls that the stipelatlons of the , Tteaty of Kid ; ' be soon fulfilled, costrinced theatilhi tefililAftee• 1 geopi to the commerce Qr ll ll6ll/01/0 . li b itt' e - pplitclpel _Spssiett . .11f DertetpleS prosPerkit • begins..singeduto lerreair. Osse Coast is em the; . terms witildheaala liskfist•eud St. Poteiseoffitt ! Lisaliewitiob s• 1 katt ftertweity idinieter of if lit • i.' . '• ( • ..' - i• • , l',- :1 • ' f: .:....., . • . • IrstEr4..oili.lß :itfillteneroos defactlemets of t . , i s of all eiesigotelheitiatt.the French frontiers, to iced in the 1110110;101igg* tim„itre.fisroting iti , .s. ,recesses. gii4liett srityipipoo 0,1 Ise est 4 of. The Willie sof, reglimiatetie s illut dlshendsd • re.foraitid) ti 150,.. Witter," ihiseiry, and at. f. The French Goverometedeek Its utmost to thls'neCeisary messing ti : easy as petitible• The ions Vander Not*, ' who acted an great a pert n sTint, though 80 years of age, 4efishes stilt 1 to 144 , 1... ~..kplimphtet aid& 1414 •latell 'hid fir. that • sod is, however, tiot,ealcollift! ; 1 LW LIM from ;tie- ; obscurity into width 7biliittfill * r • ' -; ~: It - • .tisatiri ris Palpate iii'llimi*quesaviiieeLlitett'itighti 01? pal c.Oiatigkg4o:* tosst.,ll, pother part of : leper: 'ltsge . yip-orttoot!!":o=lifi;rl l4 :nnant ix- . tict,..v. Pilati." . • tikindi*Miaii regulated and 4 1 !t1 .11i . '.1*.i ,11f . ' diredilitanlitlon .ii at' ons !i 8 lee eltpectd+ite to the reel state of • the ph,* Wait. aliioo „or, fink .insw Government .Ile g the 2 icitiototha affections and sympathies, of . 4 mple. The secret -that• thstriovernment is, b,t 1 ens popular is, howdte:ittik'Sind Ahoo eeillylat • i ly divulged,, and, tit* incititntat digcloktr h evidence quite as Callichrsimirit could result' • , the mbit positive •eiltlitfe*:' : Tht, ChAmbrf . *. apt's.' has. hazarded' - setrie ',lpositiots iii, langements of thzi..Ciiiiiil4.; 1 4,SW/ion ritr - at preetnt' to mitten' IR mere ',Omit s 1 1 ; :c''''' ' .1 hit*-, their. igter*4•Ficotaiiiiiiiii Ezeite?< . , rj"St likely' to be** precursor of mot! . 1 , r! . - ` ; l . 4