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Bill, the Irish In 11 , the Stamp Duly Bill, the Es chequer Bills Bill, 1111i'llalt and Pensinns Duty 888, the Elax.seril Rounte hill, the Stamp Diitb. Consulidatiun Bill, the Exchequer it.lls Eninlisie Hill, the Irish Peer Bill, the Land TA% Itc4rniptiqn Bill, the Einhezrlement Bill, the British Fishes its Bill, the Foreign Salt Bill, the Foreign Silk Bill, the Isle of Man Smuggling Bill, Ibi Brasil hlitchisery Exportation Hill, the Goods Remora, Bill, the Irish Neut. rent Debtors' Bill, the Suireynr-General's Bill, the Poses Settlement Bill, the Howth Harbour Hill, the Bastard BiU, the Poor's Badge Neural Bill, the Stage nisch Bill, the Gas Light Bill, the Lair Officers' Fees and comptiiimtion Bill, mud several private Bills. The Commissioners were, Earl CAUDVI, Lord %VAL DINOIIA %I, and the Loan CNA NCLLI.OR. - - - The Message of His Majesty, s - ecountiending an increase is the salary of the Lord Lieuteusnt of Ireland. being read, the Earl of Li vs:tumor. e roposed an increase should be made ma this head to the extent of be, inured, " That au bumble Address be returned to His Ma. jesty. thanking him for his most gracious Message, and as• curing His Majesty of their Loribliips' concurrence." The Eml of I.• ot:an.t Li: said a few words, expressiag the impropriety of this subject under the considers hoe of Parliament at this late pea iod of lbc session. He was not perfectl) satisfied of the necessity of the measure. The Earl of Rosst.T N spoke to the same effect. . . The Earl of It 04. emiteu . ded, it was mu mole than was se• ressary for the ruleipiate support of the hiAli Mike of Lord Lieutessant ; the superfluities, as well lts the incessant's, of life haring been doubled, soil, iu some instaures, baying increased fourfold, binee the income was fixed at samosa • )car. et ant was then agrees, to. . . . . Thi othrr Kill. on the table were forwarded in their re sin tin c stages.—Aoljnorued till VI eilnesday. !!OUSE OF COMMONS. The House twin: summoned to the 11.nise of Peers, the Ster• en oit his return int:wined the Hou-r, that .Asseat lima laen oven by Commission to several Public sad Private Bills. (Fs. which ..-e tke fords.) Mr. Pavel" Mount: brought up the Report 4.f the Com- , mittee ou the rebuilding Drury-laue Theatre: the Kebuolll - .CIV agreed to, and ordered to lie on the trhle. A Message frusta the lairds suitiouswed their Lordships' larnnwon to 3lurimis Wellesley and Lord Arden to intrust the Cumulate.: WI Sinecure Places. Also 1111111tUill utg this, Lordships' ernwismeuce i■ the 31ilites Pay Bill, Ora Holy head Harbour Bill, and other Bills. Mr. COLCE VEY gave notice, tlvit he Arnold, on Thursday nest, call the attemius of the house to the present state of the affairs of the East Bolus COILIVAIIy. The Irish Treasury Bills Bill, the Irish Still Fines Bill, and the Army Clothing Bill, were severally mad a third now and passed. The Officers Reversion Bill, and the Merchant Seamen's Rill, were severally committed, and ukereJ to be repotted gm Wednesday swat. Thc aces/mats of Greenwich Hospital, fur 1909, were pre suited to tie House. Mr. Loc , seeing the Chancellor of the Exchequer ',meet wished to kuuw shot bad been du n e towards the porthole °C ow estate ( , r the Family of Lord Nelson when he was told, that, though such estate was sot yet bought, our was at last likely to be met with. On the Motion fur the third reeding of the Irish Arms Btll, Mr. P. Moons opposed it.—lle sa:J he hail opposed it on its original introduction, two year, ago, and ass then in a snell minority of ten, who were rather laughed at thins otherwise, fur in significancy; but, he Mt it to he a Bill of infinite importance: That when otigivally introduced there was no Parliamentary ground laid foe it ; and that, havmg watched its operation, he was happy to find that the Bill had proved wholly nugatory, mani festing thereby. that there was no gr.mritl fur it either then or now ; that he was certain. if such a Lill was introduced into this country, it would be received as en insult; and that he did not see why it simeild be applied to below!, any inure than Etigland. The present Bill, he said. omit vestige oak of the former Bill, and he was fully persuaded, said felt. that the rep ea l of the t e st o f the original Bill was • concession, extorted hr the loyalty and attachment of the people of Ireland, and that it would infinitely become the dignity of Govern anent to supersede this Bid, altogether, by • firm confidence in the affections mid true interests of the peopla of Ireland. to which experience had arni.ly testified they were fully entitled. lie sac', the se veral ;Remises.* who had before opeosed this Bill, were of the same opinion with him, and resolved to throw it out if they could. Upon this, the Ctiatsc•Lboit of the EXCHEQUER postponed the third reading until Wednesday next. Sir Samuel. Itouttt.e. after a few observations, in which he vindicated the measures proposed by him for the amelioration of the Criminal Law, from certain observations made in another place, post poned the third reading of the Mil for pre-verging robbery on Navigable Rivers till Werliiesday, stat ing it not to be his object to press the Bill, if hr saw there was nut a prospect of its being carried Imo a kw diming the pre.ent The other Orders were dirgroted of, and the House adjourned till Weilnesr. lay. FOREIGN i. I a LLIGENCE. FILENCII PAPERS. PARIS, MAY 31. • Memel tic picas Si,. it -tight 'tail" . P. It IP titmeatt• rig awl riervep•edeets et tie emil:t• mad eine...l4e" 4' world senile's* IN. printer. In Fdie std other ..t 111611 rt...., il.at 11.• rem ei • - lh Tt tint Niro. Oka ts. itnntdo, AStLk.CTION from the PO Elie AT, wbh Ks of THOMAS CARP W; with • Life of the Author, sad Notes—By JOHN FRY. Triplett fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, sad Orme, Pater. bosteurow. " This is a chaste, elegant, wad classical publication We hare Many& eneuerned wails of this description, and should he glad if the Eiltior would extend hi% critical Lit h iu m to the winks of many or Carew 's conteuiporaiies."....Biitish Critic, Feb. 1110. This any is publisheJ, mite 64. the ash bilition of A I,Eis l'Ett on the I..iENIUS and DISIIO - of the FRENCH GOVERNAI ENT, in cluding a View tithe Taxation of she French Empire. By an AMERICAN, Recently returned from Europe. Philadelphia priliteil: . Repwiuted fur Ltnigsuau, Hurst, Rees, and Ilritte, Paternoster-row. " iVe must all learn tulurc the Americans, if they send us twiny such pamphlets as the present Here is a stout repula • bean also praises England, and declaims against France with more zeal and Intelligence that any of our politicians—who slates better, and she*, inure good learning than most of our men of tatters; displays the characteristic keI'UOVSO of his countrymen, without any of their coarseuess—and has all their patri,tic prejudices, without their illiberality "The present pnblication however, has other claims to attention, latlependent ureter:od writing—it contains a crest mass of farts, Very insportant tulle known, and eery difficult tube procured."-Gain. Rev. April la lU. This day is published, in two volumes usu. with • Purtrait of the Author, price 11. is. hoards, TE TRAVELS of 111;RZA ABU TALE( KHAN, (commonly called the Persian Prince). in Asia, Africa. and Europe, during the years 1799, I ion, 18101, and 'dill. Written by himself in the Persians Insigusge, and translated by ( 1:1 AR LES ST MART, Esq. As !Lis roil i. the gr tttt iue production of a welteducate4 Asiatic, shoo Ma, introduced isto the first societies of Lou don, soil resiilad &how too years in Euglanit, and olio has freely diaeuntril on the ersionis and hors of Europe, and the •irtues and VIM% of its iuhabitants, it is psi stoned that it CUM. ■ot fail of being int, resting to every class "(readers. Printed for IA)11:111411, Hwd, Reei, nod Ornie, Paternaa -1(1,00. Of Isom may he had, by the Temalitho, A DE-WR IP TIVE CATALOtiVE of the ORIENTAL LIBRARY of the lateTlPPito SULTAN of MYSORE. To which are mallard Mum..ra Ifyder Ally Khan, and los Soss,'Eatimo ballau. In 1 Vol lie. pier 11. as. This Ilse is published, baadsonsele prialed in aiolsiap Svu prier .e 1.1 boards, and osi imieriot paper, slimy tenon, prices bound, a new edition of ISCE LL N I in PROSE and VERSE. Hy MRS. CHAPONE. Prinird for J. Mantuan ; J. 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Davies, Strand ; and W Crcerl., CdwburL ttf whom nuy lw hail, I 'telly puhliawil, elez i onl e p r i n ted In two VOlllatt6. •10. wilt, a Portrait of Loi VW. similes of his Hauiliortting, Ice. mice 31 J 6 in borrels. 11/EIIIIIItS of the LIFE mid It 1111fINtis of the Humour. able HENRY HtIME , of KA %I ES, one of the Senators of th.. College of !twice, and one of the limas Constnissioners of itortiriail in Seutlaturl containing Sketches of the Pro. geese of Literature and general Improvement in Scotland. dui inc the greater pint of the Eighteenth Centsary. •.• fur these Memoir., whith throw most important light on the Lorries Hastert atireat Bruhn, lorion the last ( conic, the Pishlir r indebted to the pro of the Ilimuienstile Lm d Wiliellsouss lee, (me of Ihe J raps of the Coot of Session is Seothind A vets icy eopin are printed on royal paper, peke .11 ss in Innards. COSTINUATION Or TUE REPoiITI RY:I.ATII►TO THE OPESATIUNS IN SPAIN. General Selostioni, commanding the fourth corps of the army. having received orders to peue •trate into the kingdom of Murcia, (for the purpose of expelling therefrom such of the enemy's troops as were there, and who incessantly infested the fron tiers of the provinces of Jaen, Grenada, and Murcia, sod fomented insurrections in the Alpuxarres) as sembled at Guadix the troops appointed for this operation. and began his march on the 18th of April He transfer:end his head-quarters, on the 2101. to Lorca, and on the :mil his advanced guard entered Murcia. The enemy's liner was between 16 and 17,000 nun'. This body had advsnced with hostile intestions as far as Cuter, but find ing themselves anticipated. they hastened to erects. ate the country. Their rear was come up with at Velez, El Rubio. and 'Fulani. We killed a few, and made some prisoners. It was impossible to hying diem to ■ general engagement. They aban doned 18 ridoisbts, sambaed with do pieces of c • n non. that had been throws up round Murcia, and retreated with precipitation upon Alicant, detach ing a body of 4,05)0 to Carthagens. General Sebastiani caused the different detachments of the etletay, Which hate been partly disorgoilizeJto 4. - pursued elate to thi s ' pan, cud t o t h e other g 4, of Orihuela,' to Ilia ditettion of Elelie. All tt 4 peasants of the mountains 61 Jaen, and at hair. tiers of La Mancha, that had joined them, c am , to the determination of abandoning them, and r , turning to their homes. General Sehastiow Im., this expedition, dostroyed so armament of is pieces of cannon and a Million of cartriders, He has posted a collie at Base, to preveat say troops from establishing themselves Whiten Ca re Da GAM and the Sages Sierra, either at Ilue.eir or Vera. The whole extent of the coast lof the Me. diterraneon„ from Cape De Gate to the Straits s t Gibraltar, is thus secured, and the frontiers of the provinces of Jaen and La Mancha are covered. The next report is General Suchet's detailed count of the siege of Lerida. The fire open e d o n the 7th, front tan batteries against the too°, am three playing upon the castle.—Oa the 13th , s ot , batteries played from eight in the morning, ow ten at night two redoubts, on a flat height callril Garden, and 2 horn-work in front of the toot, were earned by assault. From one redoubt m feo ,4 thetipaniards escaped; those in the other were drum into the interior angle, and " massacred without goo f . ter." The town was stormed the next d sy.st wren 2 the evening, by three breaches in One of the bastions: and, after sortie fighting in the streets, the gre.ur pot o f the population s including women mil ital. &en, ait:t stated in all at 40,060, took refuge W the castle, crowding esery howe and court, even the ditches. A discharge of shells from tort. tars atol howilmrs suns directed 1 1 / 1 011 the caotio daring the night, anti at ten next imming th e white flag was displayed upo.o the hootion of th e grand rota, and articles of capitulation were mot I upon. General Garcia Conde suns at the head of the Spanish garrison when (bey marched out i t b down their arms, the Governor Gonzales Irving ir. disposed. The loan of 'the French is stated a i 2 60 killed and Sim wounded ;* that of the Spsoiaii, generally at MO. There were fired upon the place during the siege 6000 cannon balls mud JOtru mor tar and howitzer shells. gentlemi slool SI Plittlow is! Ogg% de Goulds , April, 41 Mr. Rol 4 4 ',•th of 11 r , of May. is re te: ii : 11 / 4141, e.codt Conroy . r l i n s aerrly 4y: t hi s o c et:y o o i s i xabse l this qu: at . thbt uic oti4 tvistola , itr Lies, Al Ise w!uch 11,4 losing 44, CL4aai '" 1 " Afra ate r. SI tn. Plitsiort P n 14 r a jets ncr place, to Ave boos . •b , hii 4.1 louse r o :44, 16.1 dcrd, 141,14 b.f. awl Vie tie (..ottatF, the H rr wil : re I t. mplalii 1 of cs .44%1 ten rd./ l ii , t f. 4 ir- aa,u3/1 b 2W riot thy hilt r lace r et paw ar e / Ac, eft*. flag of ilk ref: , Tie tibmi in Fuse r.. Witt aqt de Ve pr owl Its yiu.ll.o to to wan roblie • 1 be tauode ahead IS Aosta IN df battetea more. fee. tpeitbl sato, I 11,5 u has I Otto be 164bubta WT. &At I. bare eo be aver, ha beak !: ! flu" be atilt len tie t dot lad. H Htt bead tat Geld co lbw tee; b rt 1e.a1.1 be MILK lelat, • an. 1 ai it all blob ,clei bay awl kben • Sf Th.. 4 , A in : 'lnc VA s to ea'. (us t slam ibf There UN*. in 11.4 r AL APPOINTMENTS. Cept.ll7,lloiree. to the Prisms, vice Kiisich ; Capt Da*ws, i, th. Svplaire, rime Goutos ; Capt. Swaim', to Our Plitiontel ; ('apt Campbell, to the Mares ; Capt. list to the Ottsrivaltur ; ('apt. Harvard, to the Chriatiastrit Its Hat-ship of Sir Edward Prilro ; Mr. Fillsersokke, to Ca Purser of the Tourierelk, rec. Dyne, dismioied. Lieut. G. W. \Vitt.... of His Ntojeroy's +hip Spartas,l Ka. emoted to a Cossassiskr, for lus great blistery a ire maths shire is the Bay of Narks. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL. COriNZGARDEN THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Joao ii, will Ire assi, KING JOAN . hills, Kin at &Owed, 11le. amble; rooleorobridv. Mr. C. Kemble t Philip, Kiwi of France, Mr. Mono Queen Eliane, Mrs. Median; the bats Cunst.isis, Mos Sidrious Winch, of Castile, Miss Bo Muir. Afire whirls, a New Conine l'amooroissit, called HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; OR, THE HAUNTED WELL. Harlequin Peons'', Mr. Bologna, jaw ; Clown, Hr. Grt. ennl,b Columbine, Moss Adams. To.rusowoule, Hamlet, !Name ut Derma, with Baskin.' and Gomm. LIVEVAI THCITRE. ENGLISH OPERA. THIS EVENING. MONDAY, Jose 11. will St wed. THE DUESNA. _ CAA.% Mr. Plerlipps, who will immodest dm kree►ist Segni of ‘. Just Ishe Lam," Imac Menders% Mr. Demos Clara, Miss ►elly ; Load% Mrs Urger; the Daman, Mrs Healey. After which, second time, a new Pantomime Ballet, edled THE CASTILIAN MINSTREL. The Prineip..l Cbarairter. In. Mr. Robert, Mr. Mathes; Mr Buordin, Mi.Stnith and Miss Utopia*. Toqoarroar will be p:rforwsed, tat use, a New Cope Opera, called Ob : ibis Lore ! or. The Maimisersders. ••• The Office of this Paper is removed to No. 1r;,111"1. opposite the L'etem Theatre. It le requested t►at of Letters, • briers, 4s. foe t►e Paper, map be dirtetel arcorthapely. THE BRITISH PRESS• LON DON, MONDAY. Juss It. The reseals frigate. CRIW FORD, II to take out Mr. Monica. Secretary of Legation t America, cod Wog home Mr. JAI 11:110 Slit expected to sail shortly. Cr Tod• ICI code Leda fr The C'yeuse. Capt. B. BRENTO.II, was to `A , ' i h. : l4‘ " yesterday from Portsmouth, with such ships ta+ ar ,l 10.r1 0 , 0 , bound to 'Madeira and the Coast of Africa. The E R Gros.hopper, ('apt. F A AAAA MC, is •ppOttited COll. The , voy for 11lalifaz ; the African's a fittiag for foreigo tyke. The 'Witte. We l4l ay.-- The Leda frigate, Capt. Salsa, ailed flitunbe I Sow morning from St. Helen's. with the Lard Krim. lit A Pi Monarch, Earl Spencer. Larkins, natasia. Bebe' a l i d , tad Tyne, for Bengal ; being the lest ships for the urr i season. Sir Joun NalrfOOLT. Judge, and e°4 '• Wee e •Pect i went for Madrav in the Earl Spencer. Th e Leda 1 14 le t goes with them to the red of the voyage. The "*.tad above Fleet. owing to Irght winds. anchored *gam i: te Saturday afternoon. '. l Thisi —.—was--.- het th, At all the Dock-yords the weakest ships of sat ta i . I are fitting as trop-,hips, it bring Intended to 'Ala:. 'stet this description of force into !CF% ice as e%ten•ttr : ! l re:t as circorn.t•ro es will admit, in . tead of hating I of transports. The Leyden and t este/ are finning "nth at Poi tviumith ; and Capt. TA U°. a has commis- "or 4 sionrd the Mercury. at Woolwich. The Amber- 1 1 0 ,, cede hal been found very defective, and is troll- ing op. .411:. ----..r. TNT Adcentnre brig letter of marque, Cal Lila reci