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toPt°42iAbik 7 ' kid arealti gag aileglidtlllet was avaiMaped tai stab . ens _Oa 44 altecetker without the or stepievasimmeOlt attk 1! ' Noe. se Heat me added Ow R.sus amid Anil • that ib adillimidnitifP *POO seal Is ad haler lilt ea that *mktg. Ceylon. paki ,a havga bream to Hel loed talks it eras is the Wads of Idiot Power, be sides didaplag the -- of the gwvertiment—(Hear)... as had Am Ogg* of Gaud Itagerow(thardlear.l—Tterea Ire =valusdbateppika Hot the revenue of she Mauritius WINN gatrargellatigadfture. If then that Mate had deetwedo set scream dedat mt bolt Iwo of them plate', and ail the oars time loot tut the sefeessary estulttioliraents, while she wan to essalawl Amery of tweeters from the sore. elm naval form of 'Genet Within, how math rather should the tatter Government effect the same thing! He Maio tabled tient the Colonies ia situation were able tu wag part every force memory either fur their internal peter, ter eNterual proseetiom. The Hluuourabte Gentleman dies lbeviNg ciptelled his Mersa" at the lone mob cabal. tens • war carried es is Cryloa, asked. why the exPetetell of is' teal not trees laid ene the table, woke dietiiiat heath, imdead of brag seised so laid. the statement of the babiteee between Goversment sad the Last Imln Company! He atiolved, at the same time. that the Hun. Gentlemsa eipporme (ttr. Gunttenrs) had-strwed greet witthigness to afford lulu iuttorrstatiuit ea the present occasion. lie troMeit lie fir. dot son hr deemed to deviatefrom the mieject, if he eletoild oberve„ that if Celina was In he kept within cue allegiance only by form. us forte world be selllcient' for that purpose. Bat be was rooritetwel Holt if his Nlajtreej. Mink Ve ra b e d adopted s gowtomelit suited to the ciressastances of the eassiorr, mid the manors and habits of the people, the h.rrora oft Ave years ilreadfn/ and bloody was, anti, the berresity of sobjeriing tho-ptipailation • to Illtertill *sold here been avoided. His object had hewn to impress on the Honer the in.portasee of-Aim net Cnluaio, she miareittide sit their revenue, and expeasitsre. thine be wee that.onder a different at*teed ursaaerneite, of lases at leset. might be sawed this conotry aniinally. He had tiasifird his motions, and redmed them to four, *mai: nibble to melt of the Col 'ea. The Hun. Geuttemsu Itsea rail his mentions hi the following term 1. That there b. laid befog' this Flume • return of the total anevent of Re/Femme of every kind of the Island of Ceylon for the bat twit years. fur whirl+ the saute ran he made up, epeclfOrtg the different items, at head ) under 'whirl, it is (tarred, and the amount under earl k r aal. S. A relate of the total espeaditnie of the island of ylou of • very kind for the lam two years for *Melt the 'Pule tin be made tip, .1' ' nruisilinir the civil from the military aspens. wand the propentien of the same paid by tireat Rennin over tail above the Revenue tef the bland. . . 3. A r eturn of the Civil ()them, willc salaries, exceeding 150/. a•year in the island of Veyton, fur the last 'c a r ; ape. eifying whether tbry set iu 'person or by deputy, the dairy of their apiedidnient, by whom appointed.•tugether with all a.:l.4ries, pay, and emoluments, whether Istaail or British, moteatil to the 13711?,_ 4. A retorts of the Military and Staff °Lees ie the hilgria of Ceylon for she hut year ; specifying the autuust of pry, wh* Cher I:l3nd or B ' I, suneued to each. He hart tout Imes of the muse tied drawn up for the other Colosiies he had mentioned ; and if that reepeetiag the Imiiso J.landi should be objected to, he thought be cool/ stir" good reasons why it should he agreed to. The q* onion having bees put on the bast motion.— • Mr. Got:coyote said, be bad Weedy expreseed hie will• ingeess to 'lice to all the fattliOns except those relating tai the ' , Man !slimes. He theoght hinvai•lf jestified to m od; ing Ski latier,betasioe the bruise islands stood in a differcof eituation faun the Colonies; being, is fact, so indepenJi at State, and connected with Greet Britain only for pus. pities of military protection, the appointment to all civil *Meer. residing in their owu Senate. The several motions were agreed to, till that relating te en,' mre and civil effacers is the Islands of Malta mid Guys land berirrul, whets Mr. Folio's obiereed, be was always well pleased to see the &Wolino of tbe House directed to India, the Cape of Hope, sad ear other posseesions iu the East Ile thought it desirable (se we miderstood) Ml duties about,' he laid ow articles imported itolo the Colman', toorardr. raising • loud fur the support of the formate!, establishments. After a few words from Mr. Hour. this and the ono: Moils resiwri.ng all the Culunies v eateept the linden Island', were agreed io.• When the but mottos respecting the letter hail been pot, Mc. Huse saia, the 'etiolate would not be comities/with. OM the reins es he held iu his hand. He itigoird .111m4_411111 lowLw Islamis could not be considered au Jaleyellelell Shoe. as they were plate' ender his Majesty's Gemematlnd he the Treaty of Paris. It was there provided, that 4 COW iiii•otolier shook! Ire appointed by his 3114e.t0, with power to numiuute Bigents fur each of there islaude, and Irene surer., who were to give is their *caplets as well to this Gov* rinient is Ike respective Senates. Aller Wale farther i,ltia. km f r om the Him. Geintemaiu the House was about to divide, but tie motion was afterwards withdrawn. FINANCE. • Mr. Ilitnellall hearths sip the Report of the Committee of Ways sail Means. The first Allow Resulutiens Were read a drat nod woad time, sad agreed so. Oil she question being put oa the Itesoletioir fur the ad. ditinual Malt D u t:.—.. trio% lilts atilt said be hod 11111 11401, Its the Committee, proposed. that instead of aka new dilly of to. led. a duty only of Is. tit. he imposed. He was anxious to take she sense of the Hover vs this subject, but did mot mess to eider into any stisemoion, iracept merely to guard himself from being supposed to object to this tax. because it would lay an sohltti.,nal pressure no the larded hiterest, hot bet. cease it would affect the lower orders , . The Wolter or. den were those who ought to ousbria the bunko% sod Ms ohj-eitini was, that the borate was imethav placed. Mr. linottcnsse 0•41, be was as anxious as his Noble Friead to avoid any discussers no Ibis emblem • not be. Cause his opinion as to its iwporlwooe woo alt ered, but beeriest soother most insportsot islealafe, Hoe Foreign En. ii 4 ll.eist Bill, stood for discussion this merle. The Hon. Idember merle/ha by insistaissitte, that the new duty upon lush wools' fall, is the first iustasee, es the grower, and is the weal on the rouseeisev. The lauded intereet at large would be great saermes by the measure, sell the grower of I,srle y would be vouch owe effected by it than what he hod sisperiewed from any tau for aewal years. I.tottl Mumos persisted le his oppesiiian. 'the emulation for 28.44. was Mee pet sad tarried. The rest ersolutios was slat , Is. duty us all malt, eonionewriirg from t alb of July. Mr. Carychy. spored Alm Moms Wt this view ditty ~•wl4 twin all the illallitere is the emistry. Mewould out may be a tome to Om smowat if Its. M. per waster, hut l o se also the earwig d emestertiag the herby Sate matt: The old duly was 9.. hutted of Ills. 44. He ammo at the destreelive effete wow walloped, he feud it isestobeut epos him to take the sews of the Horse, se tbe Imation. also eumploioeil atlas iwisiMice aura to the wealmeeire by Governmeut, wises they italimated the sip* floss the re sort time. The Cusvcru.ost of the Ilirewegont stated, that the same policy hail hers adopted whoa Wee War Malt Doty bed here establishetli last, whew it was repealed, the overcharge ants wool, no the stock was mliwasel to the monster. r l'averey observed, that Abe mar duty had at ford beim ifla , although afteveiards restated testa. He thought that, at all inmate, an allowawe eaglet as he wads lon she tremble sod loweeme of movertiagehe hooky later own. A divisors thew followed, Aria :..... Ayes A.• 146 Nees ...••• •.• •• 16 . . Gd is the progress of the remitting Reaelanows. asoteat noww.twepts were proposed by MI. J P , Owstwe. They wets al! rejected ; whets all the Resolotirtoe were wporately Set awl agreed to ; sod • Bill or REM ware ordered to be *reed 11l pursuant loth RESDIIIIIOIIII4 FOREIGN ENLISTMENT RILL. The Order of the Day 'brow road shot Ito Mow Mould resolve itself into • Coototittes at the &alp liellorasset Bill—oe the osotio• that the Pp*" de kw Ihrilladr-- Culveri Dams said, doe FieMs4aididoeded Mews• ea,' ewe the grottod that this oseekey err lama hp Tres. ties to Solis foe ales lam norm sad s.hslf t .lbs •Oripar . L Obialrfrealliek pat a obi:natio' on this country to @lsmaili from awn interfereuce whatever. Friffla the obserratious of rte SA* Lord, it might be imagined that Spain was guided towards flit country by ~rues of equity, and %/ , I g inge of frirsolimhipo4t might be supposed Hem kale a ad. %satiate to tbs commercial interests of flits eountrat. But Qat was the As& Tlts Guverunteat of Spain hod acted bellateds. Ilia 'country trot only malaise the prioeipleo of soma policy, wheat do law ‘f nation, and, itide aphid' answaota throng tome& Eaglaud ; Sppin had acted is the nog arbitrary roauser—war merchants were iinpri. owed, their property was esedisested, and trade antiihi. Wed. to was nut indolciag is iovemive, but '10'64 hom whirls the Noble Lord could nut deity —.lHere tie galhuit Officer wont sonewhet at large into a detail of Lots, to drew that Spain had not observed towards this rouatry a reMprocity of good coodnce.)...He instanced the gose Oa Mr. Simpson, a British merchant, Shoo property and books were wired by the Brattish Government. He said, thee the most absolute prohibitions were imposed ou British produce by that Gogernment. %1,111 the know ledge of those facts, was it, he asked, to be wondered at, that British merchants aliould feel ateroutented at the Bill? Ths Noble Lord had mid, that they hail on thjs iserasioli deoeuiled from she high character of British meet-haul% Now was that imputation *tilled a Was if not Irate that Opals excluded our nierthasta from her ports...that she . fillpolletl a duty on our proAuemeehielt ass to/ Is a pro bilrtion How differently tress we treated in Smith Ame rica ? There our nierctousts were received with topes arias. The rehire of oar exports to 911.11011 Ayres Moor, amounted to ten millioas of dollars, ur abunt two millions and an half sterling. Our imports amounted to as much snore, whilst "nue•eittoc trade with Spain did not amount to 400,000:: Tbe.Hon. Member next *Boded to the repots which liars isirepublished by the emuntissi .rs slut eu South Ameriia . by the I:uvernmeot of tar Boiled Stalls, our natural rias ii Ind lat. ly sot coney. will whom indeed we are at pose .• r stem of peace ; but how long will A 'llene& enntione so! kart an lows ' as suits her eunveuiettee—(//ear, heir, hear He did not doubt, be said, if this Bill was passed, but that America, in six months after, would declare fur the iudepen skater of Satlill lirliferiCa, and take into her hands that trade' *hid! England now mayor, and which this Bill must de- . stn.?. • Ile solid, that, in mina of fart, neutialtly was not ohs- - served by England in the present coolest. To serve iu the Spanish army ass declared to be a frluay lay the bon, yet No lathe than Thursday last, two Encludi gentlemen *Luton toffee , " lulu she service of the King of Spain, appeared at the Regent's-Leree, dressed in the uniform of the Spanish army, anal took lease of hie Rope! Ilighine.—(Karr, henr.) —He slid pod see why Spain should receive any thing beyond the letter of her bond. He contented that instead of pressing the plasm measure, the Act of Geo 11. ahoptil be repealed, which will piece us, with regard to both rowers precisely in the same eiluation—whiela srembl, in (art, establish a periect sad fair eyelets of neutrality. He said he could, out but teepees (and the people at large thought like bins) that this oust unwise, supopular, and diegracefol measure was egg. Feted by Auriga Powers. Mr. Rogisson contwtsced by cootradicliet, in every pointed manner, the charge that Muddies its this inetance acted from the suggestions of foreign Govertsorate, bog they acted from a sincere couviesios that the honour and good faith of this mousey requiemd the repent measure. If hr understood that useasore„ at had but one object, that of establishiNg a systems of Neutrality,, the viutation of which was, he cowls, es, lin offence against lbe commute law of the la.til. Ike Hop contended that, by the terms of a special Treaty, Esteem! was bound lo she measures against her people asaisehre the South Amok:awe with arms and 41100311. tritium ,we woe,, as a nation, lamed to our fair and hoist curegeeneuts. The Right Hon. Gentleman next alluded ?,s the Treaty lietieen this country moil the Visited Plates of America in 1704—by that Treaty a systems of uentrality was expresely stipulated. He would ask, if that Treaty were violated—if a pet of speculators Ince out a 6 at be nay of the ports of North America, to footed diorites in unr Colo. tiles, or to increase disputes, if any enfortimaiely existed-- if the American Government permitted this, would it sot, be asked, be a good cause otiose h Aug to war we should at curdiugly go. Much hell been *Maur the popularity of the South AlatfiCala cause. He adspitted that it was popular. No man could lie insensible of the Wasik , / of Spills turas& her Colonic, who loves liberty.—ent rasa could be surprised at the feelings which the proseat straggle excited—hp did taut biome those feelisigs—As would belie the feelings of his own hem( if lie did Po. — Mitch, to had he hearth of the commercial admin. taps which this country would derive frous South Aine. rica. He bells wed that that trade world Ise of great 1,41- vantage to thiscoulitiy—but these very couslderstions would make hint patter, at least, before be would oppose this men , sure, Our feelings and use interests should always he sub. service! to homier and gioid faith. Were we so Mutate this one or the other, how, he asked, would we stand in the eyes of all other nations? If we were to viol a te a au k us a Tway with Spain, our diameter and our credit would be destroyed alike is the Old and Is the New World. -- -- Sir J. NACILINTOOK Paid, he world emitted that the pre sto* Sill oars direct viulatiuu of the pi inriple of aretrality —was ageism the common law of Englasti--against all the maxims of her great eveisinetimial writers, and &Oast the declared acts of kr Goverunieut. {Here the Hu. and Learued Gentlest*e weal at eousidendile leselb luta detail, sod raved; is a variety of Maumee% particularly it the reign of James the kir*, that similar applications us those which arc supposed to bate been swede by the Court of Spain, were rejected by that klunatch.)—lle asked, then, we. the Parliewirat of the present day prepared to yield to the weak and birdied principle pinch was feriwerly refuted to Philip and to Charles—to Ferikaand, he whose ease he would put au addition, as epithet avoid be strong 'sough to apply to 111,0 It was mid that a neutral rieciple was merely soar.bl to be established by the Bill. Wee the Government of Emglaud, be asked, foe upwards of INS years put without having established soy principle Wrieutrality; 144 was it found we mein to do now time, which at no *user period of her history bed heft ever done bearer, which was Nut dose %lieu Speak& Willinnece was high is this einuitry, so high, as so bring shoot the dratrachim of ape of the brightest °raiment@ of Baglawi, the valiaat lied accromptished Sir Walter Raleigh, • pltileempher and p soldier, whose mhos did noisier its his coutry I gegSpaia, at that d.y, did - 'net dare to mini:it a hat the itheielker of ibis dly mile Rpm a &kith Parliament to do. ' lbe Hue. end Leotard Grailleama proomiled in * :eon sin' Onieinktil Ream+ Witmer 06*_8i11....it was use of those bad meemordi which Wier limes Wu much elicouraerd-rAt erighteted jean the wise ma rge ea that of the Abell Act. Foomerlg ij was finite* mil on - g.of gaglead herAlleuel. bee pullet)," io marl Am was. teak refaee in Ise- Memo from egpresios •14 eakihrtisiere-bet that asylum bas been emanate"; the uube i t e r eirangte. He hoped that roelleolesit wooly! Janke a ai 11140 d • against a samtenre which he considered isbvereire of the hest lowest. of Rug- WA dmiructire be her commie/yr, end disgraceful to bee fame. justice end policy called vigor them ant to annuli the rising atreates.of liking eager jaireuantry, spawn the odious rawer thee oppressed it. Thu Ilua r;: fetirksurti then spoke of the refuel of the Spanish litema i to great the. request so frequatly made by shit Govennitent I. incur those popular mid able arembore of Abe Cortes, trite me sow langutelinig in mist' t NW onocioded with deciarnig that Argenta' ligd haw* sethistg !Sate pi4e4Mattel bar; been paid for. . . . Mr. Goweene agreed M a ll the general siesdharata el presseiby tie Hem Gestkoims who bad preeedsd bine. but he Stand it orosetavy to remove the splendid impediateat WPM be bad thrown by has. elogiseuee lit the env of •jeat ousidenshoo ed the gamines, and be reptioud the Henn spiel iidmittiog *hog ea their guide. With rupee tie bllWbv.he eouW net help saying, that however asigratefel bar aide of Petorutag the favours cositkrred upon. hem eight • *Obis mienstry ettakt sue lave adopti+l a course lower* be. defame frees that st,hieh it bad Own ed. The ,bettiwpr ea Bagdad soil mot of Spool vas peo mooed is the preferoseese ti our evisteliet Ile admitted Shut these were woe. wee neseogst the Corns ue gieo t t blifelot lied he anted that ..there was any *Ovum, be lowa Om Soli ,fesibmwid pith respect ea Wye foe sabre comae* lie OpMe were the arum determined MoWilleller 1110819~Saillgeiffi VW the nil deler.milled enemies of ra4,001.6.... :Gnat Britain maid .son twaietaili agedeatg- as the ilea. Gearless... Winded So. Maly with Spain ,pal that beyond btu purer. se,laMeaflowfv«-r•aroAo - •••••*.s:•l7m+a....s.t. lie seconalra for tire pram irsius giveat tqloartl to Ilia rol litery to fight fur oilier misfire. by Italia( the great shots it tke temper of the limes, when the prisfessior ems a awl held rat* by a Hoof country that. by any ether, lie men . filmed that the United Suttee hail Hat year math a Probe' bition siutilar to that which ties sow in euidemphatiou, us/ Quitted at Balmier time at Spoilt sod its colouies. It was amt on *woe* of say appreheustuus of the power of Spots that Geiverameat had ilium* it necemory to adopt this Bill. Her weakness was welt *lows, soil was the principal • 4llee .ribs intermit taken in her affairs by this country. Her Ormitsevet could sat be followed op by say practical Ia tea He prophesied that the deluded men dho had been kidnapped from this country. would not, reap thatritdi harmed of geld and gratitude whirls they expeetert, and coded with sorb*, that if Crest Britain bitended to permit the eugngemeut of her people in foreign PCTVIC., the *Hem wf open hostitely shoe* be resorted to Outwit, of • shallow deception. Kt. ScriaLatt contended that the Biji sou a violation of Ilic lointiples of commis law. Mr. Ser)eault Coteau, smiled that rill that was mopowd Ly the Bill was to give efficacy to laws weld{ were admitted use ill hinds to be wipe. Uwe were called upon to pass this sneasere its C01111•411WIllre of Treaties with Splint, whatever the immemiences.in • eoturviereial, point of view might be, they should not prereut is, s• a high minded nation, from adopting it. Mr. linotionate itald. that the powerfalisperiels of his Ron. and Learned Friend (his J.. Markintosh) %fill remained um answered—that the beet precede.its which he hurl produced from the best times of our history were still intimated. silt. withstandiog the witty ileclametinst of the Member fee Liver. r ow, and the scale legal argtoweit of the " r earmed Serjeaut. All the powers iniendett to be cauferred by tails Aide in the Executive noverlintwoi.•vrere at traibinve with the Ants prin. ciyilti of the common law and the Constitution. The Bill legislated upon what was not Mclided in the Treaty, namely, the esili.dinent mid embarkation of soldiers and and omitted what was rperifierl in it, arms and warlike attires. Harm outmoded to divide the House, not un the Spcakrr' leaviiri the Cl. sir, but is. Use Committee, after the lint dams Ilea been rea.t, from whirls no one could dissent. • God CitstastutaGn spoke in support of thc utidien. The question was dein met and carried. %Vitra the Speaker had left the Choir, the first ckouse was read soil agreed to. • Or the arena daseetheitsi read, neskiig enlistineut to me* * South Amorist's noisikipeoloor—s• Mr. T. wit...). op t ooto the remaining parts of the Bill. 'jibe House then 'livid*, when the somber.' wive-- Fur the Bill Against it .... 1 Majority 74 In the Committer, Sir R Frarrirson pwl, the errors of the MS were 11() 1111111070111% Ihni it appealed to he a bad translation fruity the Spanish, by wore one who did nut well understand the laagnage.—(ffaar, and a lawgla ) The other clauses of the ROI were, after eonsiderahle ilia eussius, avred tn, and the Report ordered to he revskeed to aturrusr (this slay). Tie. other Orders of the Day were diapered or s, and the HOWe then adjourned at FOVR 01:71.0C4. MIXOIUTY /mown TIM TAX ON MALT, JUNE O. Allen, J. H. Gough, T. S. Primrose, No*. P. A libel p i V.a. Gordeta, 11. Parnell, Sir H Anion, lion G. (:raham, S. Pelham, Non. G. Huron, T. P. G1 , 01 . '0414 John 11'. Phillips, G. Barham ' J. F. Grime, Sir W. Phillips, C. N. Baring, Sir T. Gurney, K. H. Powlett, Hun. W. Barnett, Jaws Ilossywoml, W. P. Prittir, Hoe. F. A. ihretter, W. W. Hew, Jo*. Prier, R. Hannett, Ha. H. G. Hurst, Robert Pew, Prise larch, Jos. Hutchinson, Hon. Itiekfurd, Wm. Rs oingLim, H. C. H. Rimed°, D. Calvert, H. Kiri, Sir John I). guilty, Sir M. W. Calvert, C. Lomb. How G. kamsileu ' .1. C. Cavendish, Hoary Lau.kun, J. G. Itoluiris, A. C.nlerafl, .1. Loiowebe, Kok. Hobart+, W. T. Carter, John Lefever, C.:.'. Howley, Sri W. Crirkitt,:t. 4. I.lwyd, Sir E. Esessrlt, It ti. CatErs, Sir hose Lys whim, 110.W.H. Illnnikilik C. CuLe, T. W. Moberly, John Jirtir . ,gl t t, Sir J . Coke, T. W. jolt. hlabesly, I V. L. Sumner, Ii Hulett Csii was, J. C. 111.wlaid. R. Selma, Win. Davies, T. H. Milton, Via. Smi , le, Hem. R. bennisit, Thus. Alai tin, John Stewart, W D u neaniiiin, Vise. Meresj. J. U. Stuart. Lust: .1. flotillas. Hun. 1.. Stills, G Woilehooss , 1;0. Husidas, HOU. G. Montt, Sir C. W. Irby, Ed Dumf.', Thomas Nrarinan ' K. W. Wharton, John Hondas, 1.... New tou,W. Wilkins, Wialtat Elirin(ton, lord Newport, Sir!. Wilson, Sir K. Fell ,sr. a, Hun N. North, Dudley ))',.nil, Alderman Fellower. W. H. O'Callaglo.n, J. ITaitlunan, Ald. Fitzgerald, 14. V. (retinue', Curd F. - ritsneraid, Right leiti, W: U. t la. Hnn. hi. Postman, E. 11 Grant, J. P . . Riper of this L 7. and merits the deepest atteutior, of the public. After • very ipirited debate the Homo divided, when there atte,a ,‘ red. for the Dili ea, spinet it 141. In she Muse of Commons a long debate took !dace on the Foreign Enlistment Bill. A divi%ion tout., ill the Ce •ttes on the second chaise. The numbers over:, ill favour of the measure 24% sciitiot it 174. The Bill was therefore carried by • wajority of 74. A Flandery Mail arrived last night; it has brought no recent news. We have received feria Patera uf. lifondsy last. An ar ticle of intelligence from Stockholm, uf the 24th of May, stew, that rumours were afloat is that city, of lame bodies of swum Laving been aiserableil is eke emoiroui of St. Pelt mhorwh-- 0 Orr sni:itary force,' ailda she writer " is complete, woe do we ate hint it east be iucrease.l. Other reports, wends we dip sot guaramee, speak of an invitation to the l'eutomt Ittemem, um the part tit-a worst Power O f the Cuweisiewt, Major* up the Elbe a 'grimy cordon of troop', which ahoeldi be in commensieatien with the Imam of a eseigleinerisaw Power" . Ammo's from Cpsetaellample 'peak of mom very se►king waseretshetweesi the Jaiiir g emOi o mut budirs of treepaiw shot capital, la which minion mid musipieley were einpinyed, sA violmil awl sainguiwary mutest loot phiee Mt the Vnh, and as the dissent' she day Use merrriris of-the 'superior of vie esicallslol iw mooring tranquillity, hue the hatt)e Was resumed us the followingntuenirse,tsrtd riled with Meat Seam at the moment whew the Mot actuante left Guipteoli uople. The wretched inhabitants itelre apereliensive of a ea ., natal riasillavotimi of the city. . Ou Wedneaduy Mr. B*owN, the King'. Mee wager. arrived to Dowsiimi..treet, with iluelottclws front holy. The same tidy Mr. titt.t., the King's Mesaeuger. artivell ado w Dowuisig-strut, front Coburg. where lie had been with the agrerahle in. txlligenee of the Ihtehew of Kart being safely delivered of a Princess. The Duchess of . You cone to town lost evening front 0.4141.41. The Duke and Duchess of GLOUC EPTen haft a numerous party last tight at Gloucester liouqr. • l'epterday sulitiiing Prince LEOPOLD, atteuded by Damn ilauummuntscs, left Claremont, for Ascot (Leath Racer. Ilia Itayal IliOness pro. ceedrd to the race course from Varblints Waters in his curricle. At the conclusion of the race his Royal Highness came to Loudon to chimer. l'uesday afternoon the Duckett of You arrived at Wind•or Palace. Thy baud of the Royal Norse. quads attend at the PINUE 14cLNT'S Collage, in Windsor l i nt/a, during the stay of his Royal Highness there. It is mid that, before the conclusion of the Session. a subject of great delicocy and importance, to which rumour lies often called the public atten. flue, will be brupght forward... The visit of a cer tain e o iii teat bin s :star to tbs Continent was pre sumed to be connected with this subject. and his recent return has revived the lrinetiir. The ground of the aught:toed proceeding..tuswever.' Pt is said. Iles been changed to it charge tioite differast frail that oi 'ghastly contemplated, and groWing -out of pecuniary trouratctioni connected t ilh outi;te lota kxlll [proceedings is this (-oniony. . IVe understand that Miss IlLuot 11A11111i W4L. ;Jams is await to iirerient to the Public an grpts -80423 of 0 1 4 Stale ~f Polities in name, lit a Series of !Alois, on the which have passed Wore the ftevoin. num a1515 he Wolk will be pobliihrit OM the Lit Of July, by BALDWIN, CaeDuCa, and Joy, its:tine %Awn*, Sr/ . 'the Karl of .Cluittesbttry against lb, Ihke of Abit !borough. e have authority t state, that, upou indium its of the chewer i f the Doke of Nliall.anlol4lll, the state-went nt& apes the Molina for 1 1 111 itsjuliction will appear to be airy essepeuep, 4isl a very ititPrelit culotte will he given to this traiisuction to pacyi. Guise, sv well as to the geceral inasacesatill et their seeing tinder use late Duke ur MaaLaentuustei will, and Jbeir 40eilact twwarda the present Mahe. HIGHLAND! OF SCOTLAFO.-••• -We have the pleasure to announce to Tourist , • fOrlheOfOlig Volume, to be published by &Must've, Cnstmen, mad Joy, Leine a Towr undertaken by a Literary Gentleman's of esti. ueuce through Perthabure, Argykshire, sad Itivernestrabire, with soon iaterestiug ;itformatiun retrlirybalkoCaledunian Capal. ' The Atlas and Streatham. out ward-howarkmeve- all well la lag 5 25. Sunlit, losoy. 18 O. West, ou she tub April. luformation has been received of the arrival in (line, we tine 1794 January, of the Company's slaps Castle Holly, from Heard, mid Regent, from Fbaffll4.4l.. 1:0 K. grist separated from the kip.ffatt by stress of wea ther, oil the Cape of Gaud Hope. 'I he latter was daily *apt coal. Hum., were entertained that tbe'Duuira would nisch Chinn early la February, from fleogal. ' ' This titles the Arm day of Tririty Term tile Judges will lareakfaet with the Loan Cossoeuf.on, at lots house in Iled curd-sguare, and go (rum spruce in gonad proceminw to writ: paluatie Hall, to open the • different Court. of Law, aftev which they will go to state to Si. Paul's ('butch, to hear ihvisfeetrlllee, and. &MOO PIORIMIti by lbe Lord Mayor?' ghaplaito. The aporele in the Homey( Commons, an Totality last, is favour of the new lazes. s, hie., dawn& mistake, has been 111. trthiglrd lu Hr. T. H. Davies; woo' mule by Mr. PIIUMIIII4II. Mr. Milts did not app.(; on that opireatnie; bat bas us every ittinstuu, voted arrant the. tern taxes, and• the anikalia.' num oh which they are fouuderl. Teaterday the charity Children of the different parishes of the metropolis, antoutitistp to about 12,000, were assembkill in St. Paul's Cathedral, ws.;ch was *W0444141 a great number of the Nubility. The Patrons of the di liereut Charities after ward. dined together to the City of London T . Ti. Hight WM. the IJID• n MAYOR in lir Chair. . relay evening an alartwissa tee broke oat at die Moose of Mr. Millis I.lsoll.soaker, Goarell-elneei, la the system' flour, which his:esed so rapid, that before she se rval of the engines, t whole premises were its a blase. The eater at the cononenerasent was scarce, awl aotoith stasolissi the exertions of the Greene* and seighboats, die &embroil/ element coreasunicatrd with *lw house of ik..e me k a y, she pa vnehrokee, obieh. with Mr. klitra house, was totally miaowed, with nearly all the pr . ayperty thereto contented. was totally Cot touter about tour o'clostk.• It is sot kowtow how it wn•lnowerd. No hers were :oat. Aceteswe We.lneselay stied, she* seven *clat*, • hoy, bet woo fuer mad firs years of ax., %beam of a pow 'tau aessodtipeaggines, oho tientes at the corset of Lowlier mars, West.atreet, St. Ann's, was troaritei the street neer the end of Upper St. klartnes.latie, no peruse hoop with Into at the sine. fell down, at a cart, 144111 J with Issue, paramil over his body. and kilted bins us the *pot. Os. the Ith into. a nielsuelwly accident happened at )iielelleld (keen, khan,. A )(wag nom, who wee he the )obbat aesthete at idast honor of Mr. Frost,on t Goses,, tome sae of WV. frosere *Pressor, ea* awns at sighs toottiott neat the kitties. wieder*. The moo of Mr. knees celled out to Jtauw whole woe. The mum wan lied. and was parsed Ik. Post, ells, oat bong 'Mete overtake kiss, deed a at him, die cut...lola of oldeblodged se his holy. and conned hie strolls A Coesisies*. luqweirt boa bees held on it. IN" lit ho ciliated a verdict eksiNgentilorghtet. MINORITY AO4IIIIIT ITIE KIIIIOI.IITIONI eon 111 AIIIINe Minn PT Lorrfsv . , JUNE 9. . . .1•••••• A I 1 WM. TL* . . Girri, G. New. RAS% Anson, Hoe. 0. Grout, J. P. NTT/parr, So J. berittioft, Lord W. Guidon, Siebert North, Dedky ilesiintrent, T. W. Graluene, Sind/ore! 4 eeiurrue, Lurel F. Beistun, T. F. Grenfell. Ple.etle IPornrll, Sir 11. Suring, Sir T. Nunywinui, W. P. Pelleasr, HIM. G. liorneil, J. Hater, Jos. Millie*, C. M. liessetii, Hon. H. G tient, K. Rieldurii, W. Birch, J. II olcinnooo,Hoe. Viirsrelo, D. Calvert, N. C. H: Riiii•e, Sir M.N. CAltlsorpe, Hon. F. &Abseil, Sir Jobe Titeharkl, Mary or Catharsis's's, Bar! IlArelgr, W. Willis's*, W. Calcroft, J. Lamb, Hos. O. Wilkie% W. Culvert, C. I.rosibtoo, J. G. Wilms, Sir R. Corwin, .I. C. I.yrteDoo. eIs.W.D. ...-- Delman, Thos. Illaefeo4l, Rod. • sti4.r.s. Dunrisursii, Vise. Morrie, Jolts Branham, Beery Evros W. alleresr, J. W. D. ST. M His Nut, Esc/viper, Fast India. soul Susi/ Sea Humes. THE BRITI S H PRE S S. ~1 e. LONDON. FRIDAY. .TONE ►l. ►SI9. , The state of the Nosy wits allotted to last Mirk in the HOW of Lord* by the Earl of Qsopt.eY,, but the WO* obserrotions were principally confined to oome of the details of that sersiee. It mesas to be universally admitted.. that never at any fernier poriod of oor navy) brow,. is time - of peace, was the Wavy of Greo; antain in a better or more eficteitt condition. A long discussion soak place on Lord eritotto• Anotion for the wood reading of his iitll, proposing to repeal or uso.ch of the Acts of the st4th and qOlll Cliasolo 4. as Ceipeired that all persons. previons to the at-ecologies of idfice. and wiling in:mther House,of l'orliamenr, should make • declaration against the doctrines of Trainvibuantistion and the Invocation of Sanas. A very full and accrue,' report of Lord Gong's speech will be .found iu our ~~ f .; .4, 4 00 , 41/16 • • AZAVACA'S BALL • • •••••.- Tbc forirteentl. Call tinik piece on WastW(lay evrtinz at Ilona elegypt “10/1111. The erniapit y wee both. onwri.eus and brilliant. Denting ennitneneivl et the vane! tutor (eleven o'ilvtlt), led off by the following distingui.tra dancer.:— Earl of Uxbridge lady rm y. Earl of Dentogla Lord 'lltelgrave . iltartpaix o( Exeter • Laity II .Ixl Hon. !t)• Elude . ..........• Mi.* Colonel F.voch••'• • •• • . fa ic. t. Count Ceiannia • Lidy J. 1 1 :vi Mr. 11211 THE TURF. ASCOT HEATH nAccs. -r-r . . D4T—TI.4III4?AI . JUgl. in. The Piiiire . gegitnt, the Duke - f York, Print, Li p i -I.i the Prineemi Augusta, and • oplendid iktinoe, ~,,, ceur" w ith doer verseuce t The Ct.fflrl It, Is. 1. , 41,10 or. unlimbers emeeetted the tint clay, and ti. alonf w rt rygni.d. Saitepattikes of 120dgs each, fur 3 yr, obi, mhos b,t. dltt Duke of lush.. 1. by Seyeo ,, tir, toot of Graniarir., „„ D. of Grant:dig si.trr to Jnke Lh Irobt's f. 01gb folds attrst olw winner--unt nant..t even to 4 4:4 Fel. f.-"suul 4to 4 owe the Vkikeuf oration. Im• ematMe e The Iv e o em . p ores ' slakes ttf , bOg.. eai is, for Three-jr Opium. Ott. 4:b. A OsilsOhe same as thr 11.4 i.u. 11, of Grsrflai s di. Ir. Nrintete . P. of 4silatsd's Irirtet to ()moms 'lbis was the best opening rare %herb has here. Melting Wiell egret, and the Sri • dead hest ; ohni, clearly dasmoustratrd to what niceties torn can joitgr powers and artious of Ito esee.boise. %nide wan trickril at 8 to 4 after the heal, which Irma admirably cuatrsted, and won by Golf a tempi). • The Gad Cop (which was eshibit. , l at the 2. and strnd , of 100. s. value, a suborription Of 20g.. each, too all 0,;.•., Two stiles sail a bale. Mr. Goth's:4'a Aiiiirtp.ltiou,, aged, 4.4.381. Duke. of Turk's Lisa `lle, b yea old, fist. 329..,, 3 niiJ 4 to 1 on the winotr. Sweepstakes of lOge. earl,. The new mate. Cult. 6.t.:•!. and fillies Dtillie of York's is e. hrriarretraiskii Lord Lititendishr• Wicaocier (51e. Vansittart'aborme) .... Lora Partial/um mooed Loyeatuse Sir I 41)elkya it. Cantu. A Plats of 391. for all ages 3 yrs . Wit, 74.; 4 vs phi, Oat. 51b.; 5 Ira old, 9s. ; and A yrs old and aljed,9.t. Mr. bunbk......r.uih, 4 yrs 01d... .......... 4 I : Mr. Beohows.. Maidtu, 4 yrs nhf Me. Furth% Lovemore, by Inectitto . Mr. Roger', Tliemleistutan. • yrs old s 1 dr . . _ Ewen belt's* te *week Ts usb mud the Arid, ripl waisted so erste she Lela, for wt. cis Ttuils maul) sart; i.is d4lbace--b to 1 after the ercood beat. LAW INTLLIUISNCE. ~. . --- COVET OF CHANCERY, Luoconechri, TIIVASDAY, !WIZ 10. DAVII r. Ills GRIME TR* DOICIL OF Nasturtium:co. 3 he LOOM CillakCaLLOß, eu esenieg into Cuba ',ao, reed, that tibia cam Snit came bellies Ina on motiuu, asking fer receiver to Ise appoitued to the fatalist . and Mamie of Noble Defeodmit. He granted • receiver 1., the !Ibid.( it , IToe'llilloch„ and Whitein*sh eifates, bat refused to *avocet receiver di Om - Postardiee remitting, woieh his Gr.,a u.,4 entitle! le- When be did WNW did so wilboot Hakim iat.. his piesideiratiou the particular a,soatioss of alie Doke, cc related I. the eutites,hui treated him as be snub! any min r tenant in pelmets:eke for life. Ibis questiuu bad, hove v.', been tirgueditiebriore, aid it true °pea to Counsel in aerie it berme Sim. tlt thew came before him on a motion to lalltl Ins Gt see to col tiestirr to stay an annuity, and that the receiver abunld be dpekliseti. oe OA pruned, that Court could not appplat a receiver on the carte its its 'wails, therefore, it had no right to do en motion. On Jouking at the answer of the Noble Del td... , . he *pied that three was a memorial of the .k',J of tribal moth, cave, certainly the annuity would no lieu us the estate, although the snooty paid flit it t recovered'ciseshere. It waii, however, afterward! adinito.•„ Ity all parties, bat there oils a menmelsi, 'and, Ile ref err, that there' was a good annuity deed ; whi thee it win 3,1 oppressive vise wan souther gisestiow. If it wail so pet 1.. hies, be would say, it naa as oppressive deed ; hut as hair apparent. dealing with his expectancy, vane to tl.e Court fur relief from die effects of a deed of 01'11'4, 'e was bistual to beide)r the sues be received for it with inter-i; but that trot Mein beets done, the cantles, as it related is • receiver, mu peeotatere. ilwtlsevefore desired to be in formed. by Tuesday, whether Nettie Defeatism hod ten dered the esionat-he received, and if 'mewed oa the eater side; [or then he abisold know whether to d-. 11 with it as n : valid easily deed, hr as oppressive out itis this COOMIU- Manion btlug Mode to bim, be would give his jndi:tneut. IN 'TOE • WAWIZIL ot wits waarpoaw scat:lob. Kr. Safrovon stated, that it was of greet imp°. taper In this saws( that this muse should be hydra ea se early day, foe, ott emoted of the 'proceedings is that Court, the stb.e.l was aearly.sacaut. lylatit he bed th a.k asp, whether his Lordship would wish to bear it shortly himself, or that 4 should be gent into at length Wove the Vier-Chanetlitro The LORD CRANCRUARI-0.. Prom the lutstuesa that I have to attend lei it wilt be better for the Tice-Chancellor to beer it." : Dlr. Ilsonycm said, be would Apply to 13;.a . llou . sserto ay : point an early day for hearing Lt.. , • 11. .r()LICE. —~.....a .1 waist 411 Sum-,Tutu Wedaewkep evessiut, a paellas!** was Isrunght to •Ase eaciiiiticleciteent au esusasiagiPia beta* Ps. tharipd ea saspiciou of felimionslp aleahuo a d..i.ey liofflei•lcoree iitielerater, the peoperty of hie. Mils, sl.. keeps a 'repository for such vehicles uu the Sauey stay Waterloo-bridge. It &positive, that pa Prieone► lased the hobby-horse a Davie fur as hew; bet ialwalt of that, he rods •ff with ;.. sad sold it to • broker * Clare-market, for fourt h ,* shitliap. The defeat* set ea by the PriSoser was that of a C.0c... end Mr. Pavia Wit allOodino to aohollauttate the charge Wesel, the releaser WWI cli:.eharged. DRAY/1i . • ' - '• Os the eth Wiest, at Wise • letirfle• ill•Pto, Harriet. dist tisschter of hate Eas 4,1' Percy I,lrel I, BrdGord square. . HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGL. Morning 22 At? O. 1 Evening 44 att.. 4. 'I.. —.... PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bask Stock .. 220 221 I Ex. I i1ia4i..461a 2 per Ct. Red. . . 673i 4 2 pr. ' 3i Per Cent. .... 70 1, 1 Lotterfrickets tot !eq. 4 . ) 86ii I Otitniutn - g 16 i oo• r die. .. __. 4 per Ceutt.. i .. .841)1 (sin' niuEn Baok L. Ann: 17 5-16 4 1 go,.s r 4, ace trailid di.. Indio pions. ~ 2 4 dig. 671 683iff 69i • - wrilc — - AMMON :141 10i11Mo% el el lU'arspe..lCa. lii, knell; Wish iirittiatinceisi bre Sinrireo mod 'row i (peet-peid) mist 'be eibtose-C. gliiTH,* he 1, Groom% lho ; Prieterea.l. 111111111, No. IV, Soon% Paladin." • . •