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"r" goilav, tri ait , r— ke. lirldsouie hreatilit masa lisii cefeliol s :: 414164,60 of,ehetarnitsiall Mg P , saw Bills were 'peewees& by givAkillsol APIII °view pada be b s.thave , were severally rind a Bret Zi ls 4 ";,. .. Bills epos the table forwarded ia Al* e steits. easietz them, the Gemara Tiffin _ hog Bal. sad *pular& Bacot Suspension Bill, ,•== o l midi alsied eiwo. aid passed; es were also the Mims, &stria Public Reads, WidgfVf4lo,4Tagdifigtio Csial Bllls;' . and the W* itiogia fi t ating. and Greeiwieh Hospital NW road *my* Coseraittees of the whole Nuses end wire ,repoeted without imesenent. Mort isidleo sir Isadshipe 'shimmed till Mon . Noun O$ COMMONS. • , • ' . . lrety Usher ' Rod appeared SO to AppeW i, Royal / sohiespdhe persileilo• of tbt h. .A Leatte ietenweet the HOW:, *at their Lordships have agreed ta the Tsaiaing SM. the Militiaßallot Sommion RBI. datlrish Roods Dust's lK the Irish Osetalse Re gulationßill, die Scotch Distillery 5i 1. the 'Land • TM Names Bill, and the Met teak MI Was read a third dire . asal.pewie.! The Repent of "the Goods Warebries- Ju t as %rag erderedmeisteconsmitted on Monday. Mr. PERCIVAL moved, es that the Made Otha tars' Dill be pristria's--Oritesed. - • •• The 'sputa ales Fine Sugar Bottnty Reduction SW, the lei* NNW Services Bill, the Irish French 41ramia •Ba Silk Boast, Bill, the 'dittleremp the ers' ME; the Stamp 41001Pelit iIR. sloe Up] Quays Bill, the . newts . isegenadem iii. the Irish =der Re . 7(4 Bill, the RA** and. Comm • ,the 'Scotch Eacheqhdt 11111. tiaid the SoMeb Ftia ices Bill, were seveselb• *mike q and= eitd the bills all sidesel to M lead a thi es IRooday. • • • L. Report of the Columittee of Supply 'Might up. the Resolutions .read end agreed Walla was ordered that it be an instruction to E"llhmu to make provision therein, purmant tie R at the said Resolations.-444joweaM r. , ,•• semettestmmemeT • • • Pea Eicom livricLuaritcs. I . BAMBURGU WAIL. •4111/.11 1111111141, JIM* 21. 011 the ISth inst. the English Envoy herp, Sir . Amber Paget, had his nudism* of Weir of His lotwoperial Majesty ; and the new Envoy, Mr. Adair, 'thitivered his credentials. To-day, the French Ambassador, M. Rocbefoe %/suit again received a Courier from Paris. after .*hose amval be. had a long conference with the Leilituar a State, Coast Stadion t and the Drat day :dm audience of His Imperial Majesty. It is belie'. id that the German Carolinians was the subject of *WO conferences. 'Me Counsellor 4 State, M. D'Oebril is still Beam be rafted' to Parte, ha will into the of Baden. to which the ?reach Ainba.seclor ..att La Roebefoucault likewise proposes to make preserf. Advice has been received from St. Petersburgh. tbat Prince Lurakia will come to Vienna in Au iv" but whether as ambassador, or on a particular swiesiou, h not Mown, as the present ambassador, Count Rasunsowsky; bas not yet received any for mal read. A Russian courier has passed through this city for St. Petersburg's, with advice of the occupation of Cattaro by the French.—Raguss was not yet oc• cupied by foreign troops. The Ragusan soldiers mount guard with the French military. statisuao, ON TMR DANUIE. JUNE 17. The division of Gen. Vandamme, belonging to the asmy of Marshal Soult, has to-day brol.e up hem Leadshnt. where it has been for some months, and on the 19th wi'l enter this town and its vici env. The 20th will be a rest day, after which it will continue its search by Nordlipiten to the ,thin , !. _ln the e.surse of the ensuing week Marshal Soult will likewise break up for Passau. MADRID. JUKE S. A ship from the coast of Caraccas, laden with coast. coffee. and indigo. on account of a house at Cadiz. has arrived at Vigo, in fifty-two days. We • 1 .at ***poi:Utica of General Miranda, coloniesY South Americo, has taken though k is pot time that he lin already I t ilregdom of Qrs .' ida shiners, JUNS 19. **** entirely evacuated • DINO whisk bad been quartered aelkilmmerr nasiatia•mr, OMAR ULM, JUN& t 2. Wia/Plzkailt=l7 a tizmisg here in all baste, which will soon pass tOwn - tio ita tray back to the Rhine. mimics, JUN*IB. A courier - Is speedily expelled here, with advice the Marshal and Miahmr at War, Prince Alex. oder, that Cretans has aaually been delivered up by die Austrians to the French 1 the cm:cue:in of Brannan will than immediately take place, and the grand French army will break up from the Bava. run and other states. Two Austrian regiments are already stationed a few leagues from Brannan. iq corder to take panne= of that fortress. PAD** Alexander will, at the same time, go to to be present at the arrival of th e French there. Thence ha will go to Neufchatel, to receive homage, and theme to iratis,to the grand triumphal festival. MILAN, JUN* Is. Cardinal Louis Ruffo. who has been baidivd Naples, has arrived at Rome. where be has bad a bag mediates of the Pope ; the sublet% and issue of which is sot known t it was only observed, that the countenapeas of both indicated sdterwards mu,* perturbation of mind. All the harbours of the Ecclesiastical State, on the Adriatic Sea, are occupied by French troops. to prised them from any descent by the enemy, for which the Papal troops are too weak. MAIMS Or Tat MI•tIlto JUWII 14. speaks of an exchange of the &iacipality of Report Accoriang to private letters, the Prince of Weil burg is to be made a French Field-Marshal and Duke; and the Prince of Usingen is about to cede his dominions to him for a pension. It is likewise said, that French troops will speedily occupy Thal, Hoeltheim. Pffaffenhofen. Katsenstain ' ate. Accounts from Trieste say. that the Russians have occupied the Dardanelles, in conjunction with the Turks. 4. tbelii&tar 7 , JUNt .. Joseph of Naples, or, according to others, _ ter of Police, Saliceui, is said to have publicly announced at the Theatre of St. Carlo, the • of dm speedy restoration of a good between France and Russia. images* orty persons received sentence at Na. .ples. Twomey of them were shot; among these were a hemis, a Roman notary. a Frenchman, Sa moa spa s io s 'ilk-merchant. and a Colonel. with tutisillaste, is the Sardinian service. The other "IOW! were condemned to labour at the fortifies end were conveyed to the fortress of Feses , Piedmont. thousand French troops have, at different .elhospememed the Ecclesiastical State, and occupy 1199 maw; of, that country. Admiral Sir Sidney amid' is cruising before Gams. The Queen of Hetruria has not only prohibited all English commodities at Leghorn, but has even ordered all that were there to be confiscated. Lamming ON TIE LICE, JUNO 19. The day before yesterday, the lest column of I,4oollnstrien prisoners, who have been here for two Months past, broke up for Ulm and Gnashing. where they will embark on the Danube, for their own country. CONST•NTINOPLT, MAT 2s. Ark, 1 corps of Turkish trcesps is assembled i, is Greece, but their destination is not • It is well mown, that the tepees Catharine, is her last treaty of peace with the Porte, insisted, as one of the principal conditions, that all the inhabit ants of the Turkish Empire, who had declared in her favour. during the war. s hould have permission to remove and settle in Russia. It is to this clause that Lassie owes the power she possesses over sway Oresk Vampire. in the Mores and Archipelago. and ' from the same cause. a great number or merchant 'veer* friths' thee parts sail ander the Russia' lisp •en Porte starts determined to sui. this TAT. The Dragoman of the Adegraity bas the Captains of all Greek ships. hearing the Russian lag, to tulle it. spots pain of losing gbeir weeels : we wait with impatience to know what will ha the seelocteaces of this measure. RATISSON. JUN. 26. The Emperor Napoleon is in negotiation with the LAN of Besse, for a Treaty of Alliance. and his Majesty has concluded a treaty with the Land grave of Homo Darmstadt. which guarantees his deminions to him. That Prince. as well as the Duke of Cleves and Berg, is to be received into the College of Elthors. • THE BRITISH PRESS. ItOML, - LONDON, MONDAY, Jos. r 14. The &Niter gun-brig arrived. OR Friday night, at Deal, and landed Mr. Basnico. the Messenger, with the•answer of the French Government to his dispatches. We stated, is a former paper, that they related to the Island of Sicily, which our vernment is resolved to preserve for its Ally l j King of Naples. Mr. Basiiico, immediassl after his arrival at Deal, set out with his MO patches for London. He arrived in town mi Saturday, and his dispatches were Yeellefiel taken into consideration, by a Cabinet Cilia, which was fully attended. The dispatelses reached ' town before the close of the Stock Exchange. on Sa turday, but we cannot pretend to say, that their contents transpired at iU, or in time to area the funds. The Ciris frigate, which eartied over Mr. BAstitce, ar.d had remained so long off Boulogne, awaiting his return, arrived also in the Dimas ou Fri.lay evening. The Omaitoe, on Saturday, rose front 61 *o 7, and left off at 6. This fluctuation was attributed to a report, that advice: had been received by the Hmbergh Mails, stating, that Russia had en• tined into a separate negotiation for Peace with France, and that Lord YARISOUTH had re ceived his passports to enable him to return to Er gland. We have already observed, that a decisive rupture in the negotiation, would knock the funds dawn at once, three or four per east. and that this fluduation of degrees. is only , the natural result of the ordinary operations of the :moon market. An article in the lianSargh Cur. ,spas nstn, dated Rome. the 4th, states, that King down, or the Minister SeLICSTTI, had poblicly annotaced in the Theatre, St. Carlo, that a speedy Peace might be expeaed between France and Russia ; but we cannot conceive that an ar tick so vague and eueetionable, could have had may; ialluence upon the Funds. The Hamburgh Mails duo on Suady seinnight end Wednesday last. arrived on Saturday. It cep. pears from them, that we were perfealy rigls&A doubting the article in the Paris Papers of the ft! last, which announced the arrival of M. O'Duaatt.' at Brussels, on his way to Paris. That Minister was still at Vienna on the 21st. Although the occupa tion of Camaro by the French is generatly men tioned, we are still 'richest any certain communi cation of that event. That it will, in a short time, be officially announced, we do not, however, miter tain a doubt, as the ambled, of the French army in the Bavarian dominionlielfliedy to break up, sad an Austrian force has apronehed within a few leagues of Braunau, to take possessioa of that fortress the moment of its evacuation by the French. We Lase received Papers and letters from Hot. bed op to tke 9th instant. Their contents are pa da. Tbsyspontaks the Paris rews to the sth, at Ithitth dam the heath Finds had experienced a .alt rise. They were, on the 4th inst. at 66 and a fraekm. Private letters. of the same date, notice the eapatatioo of Prelisakteries between Franco end btliad, being speedily signed. They also repre sent King Loon as as sided of naives* contempt. ridicule, and indigo/dos, in that courtesy. In the navy. particularly, doe 1116bmtent is extreme. The sailors are in an nand state of inutiay. They have not oily related talker dij ortilk kited by, at in thastne of, the new Govdessment, but have threat mad, in case any eumpulaery ammo sboild be roamed to, that they will carry their shills td mil.— Seash. Pecs* did am sit with more fear and pain upon his wooden hone. when he fancied himself siding through the air, than King Loots upon his new throne. The repent that prevailed in Holland, of his having died suddenly upon the rpad front Paris to the Hague, as mendaned is a firmer Paper, afford some idea of the temper of this public mind. They were evidently circulated Joy ihme wha.uati. cipated his assassination by tome daring spirit, in,. dignant at the wrongs and degradations of its tons-6 try. The new King is well aware of the hatred in which he is held, and doubts and suspicions pervade his Palace in the Wood. His constitution is natu rally feeble. and he has a lameness in his hands. which almost deprives him of their use. Under these circumstances, the throe. of Holland most be to him a throne of thorn* and he may well exclaim. "Mug lin the head that ware a 0119111." With this trading. it Is supposed, that he is heartily sick of has regal honour., and that the fear of plots and conspiracies to dektray him, should he remain at the Palace in the Wood and not curiosity. has dictated his intended tear through his dominions. Ile can have no pride or pleasure in visiting cities, where he will be treated with mockery upon his arrival, and fol lowed with " curses, not loud, isac deep," at his de. partnre. But in a constant motion thrones Hol. land, surrounded with Ids rieitai Cards. ite aford an opportunity for contriving and executing plots against his his. Such is the substance of pi rate letters from Holland, written by persons of unquestionable veracity. A Gentleman recently arrived horn France, states, that the Government is held ia universal detesta. than, and the distress become ft great, that nothing but peace can give Be s AAAAAA any hold of the puts 'ffd mind. The cultivation of the vine has been fall : ing daily into disuse, and is now almost abandoned, ' in consequence of the link demand and heavy tun. The labourer is every where discontented, and rising in tumult, from the want of employ. Mum ; and poverty and idleness walk hand in hand through the land. A mail from the Leeward Island', brought to Falmouth in twenty-five days by the DJ. If Moo true packet. Capt. I) arrived on Saturday. By this conveyance we bate received intelligence, that on the 4th of June. the French ship n•ltels,, of 80 guns, arrived at 1 2 .s:t Martiniqu e . The Read,* was the principal ship of a small French squadron, consisting of that slip and three frigates, which captered the Favurite, and did so m u d, mischief upon the coast of Atria; fr.= when ce she proceeded to the IV:st ; she is now blockaded M Fort Royal by Admiral Coco esee e 4 the Norlitanberlagid, wbo arrived off that harboos on the day after she entered it. The aeivity of the enemy teers against our homeward trade is unceasing. Na . privateers left Guadeloupe months of May and June, ward, in hopes of intercepting convoy. The Doke K Moines rited salon. which lasted French national selseener iete poet. Is las 23.25. by three French privateers, A vessel arrived al Vigo, in Cerieces, - , premiss to the tlw exposition et General gad that he had Fe. in the New Kingdoms *Head to. most have sailed fat back as the beginning reason. howe►er. to Wave, prise has been defeated. that the tomtits., with &at reternia from the Spanish Maim, and arm.. _ Grande on the 4th of June. from whew:* iho proposed to reseed, in a few days, for Batbadoes. Ctltint S?•RttMtttf the Ati,trian Mini,ter t ta, our Court, has obtained Leave of absence for sin months. The .4164., Foenestkr.o., from London, and the —, from liolittr‘ bound to nausea, are captured and carried into Guidoloupe. The City if Cork, W •Lcs•, from London. for Honduras, is lost near Honduras. The Rewnees, Bosnia. from London. is con. denoted at St. Kitt's. The Mary ilea, WATTS, from Tobago, far Ler don, has bass on shore at Tobago, and obliged to eaload. Prince MPIAC had two nines, daughters of his, brother, in tbe boarding school of :Madame Caw. ran, at Paris. The eldest. whn is fourteen. hail, just left the school, and will, in future, lire usdee 1 the care of her aunt. She is intended for the wife of a German Prince. It is observed. in es German publication. that 81,41 1 • tie" Lie*. for March LW, which contents a etaseenent of the naval force of the restos-Aire Powers of Europe, &fiords a prool of the miamilisa ideas Which art so ireqoeutir entertained in obit 'pottery with Napa to mbar buttes. Is this Lin, says Use Coatinental Critic. the statement of tltr Russian naval force is too high by one half, as fir as relates to ships of the line. and the number of frigates belonging to that Power is over-rated by ' two-thirds. Toe Hetrunan ships of the line, and the Ragman frigates, might possibly have existd many years ago. The conduct of FICORILIC WILLIS,I who hail the foundation of the greatness of the House of Prussia. forms a stiking contrast with that of we tails rulers of the present day. A proposal hen made to him. to take possession of Swedish Prim rania, he wrote underneath it : am cooteet eweith the lot which the favour of Heaven oat As iigned me. and am resolved not to aggrandsse 5131. self at the eapence of my neig:tbour." The Spanish Government at the Haeannah mailed an excellent law, which must soon condo!! the Negro slaves, in the moat advantageous manna's to liberty. As soon as a Negro comes on short his name, and the price paid for him, is entered man official register. His master is bound to allow lin one of the six working days to labaur for hims4l. If the slave can save a sufficient sum, his master is obliged to sell him, if he demands it, a second. third. he. free day, and when he bat paid for the sixth, he is pettedly free. The price of each day is the fifth pan of the sem paid for the slave. On Saturday, a meeting of the principal getuiet men of the county of Essex was held at the 'kneel Inn, Ilford, agreeable to advertisement, for the pie pose of considering the propriety of applying to Par. liament for an Act to make a road from London Tilbury, which Meeting was moot numerously aid respectably attended. Buss, Esq. was called snalinChear, whoa went Resolutions tor the above purpose were prop ,sed by Sir 'remises B. Loe NASD, and carried by a large majority. A subicrir tion was immediately opened, and several thousand pounds subscribed on the instant ; and we have so doubt but the whole sum that is necessaty for COP tying the above into elect. will be substitbed in tin coarse of a few days. When we consider the great benefit that the Government and country in genersl will receive from the above patriotic undertaking , which will reduce the distance from London to bury, on the Essex side, eigin miles, and by chit means he a very great accommodation to all person travelling, or connected with the shipping interest et this coinitty, and particularly benefit those mess through which it will pass, and also facilitate the coo veyance of fish to the London mat bet, we cannot but wish success to so laudable and spirited an lA* dertaking. One of three unfortunate debtors. confined i s Hereford gaol, for debts amounting to little mon than 301. has been released by the generosity cf few Vuakers in Bristol, and a contribution flan the Society for the Relict of Debtors in London• name is hl s v Yost, and, this month, she wl4 complete the re9th year of her age. Three pus are now in the hands of Mr. Parsecs gaoler. rot wards pay;ng the debts of the other two. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. are ame•d that .......... against our tole HOUSE OF LORDS—Sa aaaaa a, haw th serious Win. thc tAktp,. aura Wi a The Royal Awns was gives, by comhiksis AD • - the Armed rola Mei Bill s the Nish Oa tlist2lsa .., NM obit Remise Mt by thlt rrussiao fierePalUllealail M.l.4er " a 'we ' ll N of ri C e a ata " for the toe T aL • through this •t i) inurLords Lord Chan- . *alms the ta... 9 , i',.. 140 / Yh tl a i n" A :courier is I as- u11e5.,...- v...i.:.1.. ......'r—.. a.: n---... to the &Wallet The Dusty Usher of the hack Rod appeared • atrise Bar, aid summoned the House to appear in au House of Lords, to hear the Ropf - Assent • gisem ay tornflesien to certain Rills. ' . 11 ,n r k • • Initibtio on his return. informed the Al= as ale he lid hen is the Howe of Lords. Assent given by commission ' se the Assossed ita ranes A lemma bill., the bith Sialarrililt. ib. kish import and Export bill. Oita !Lashley Guise's Ball. the Um- Improventent Dili. and tit wend pri. Th . cconngidatoil Food. Rill was road a second . gintspltd terilersd • to be committed an Wednesday mint. .142141111 at 4 h's Allotinem Bal. Lord R od's 'dies Trish tok en*. Cootinatnce Ple, BlAwt RI W* ll / 4 * .4 0800 * Bilis tin 0 0 1 1 h OttAnil Risk Light lifts, gig. erne* a Cansmiuse, and dm *Sr!' wen to be rented on Monday. ; . itQls9ol4l:gave notice, that he ankild. en , . . 7 1141 1, more . " that the Huse take into •' ' • ice the Papers as the table Motive to the * , I ;4* '...U i r lillimit E gilys ." Mike, that be woulds " ; a4 t v i into, 'for lame to bring ice $lll tow& VIC Ralsm4imm in or near 'wane bmhouts. . . . - nemy in fitting out prin. ward and outward b•,uad leas than 37 sail of nasch ape and Martinique in the le, to cruise ta the north, !piing the homeward bousul captured, after a very so. tad nearly two hours, to o it /Lyrist, and cashed poi i. long. 6S, she was du* eta, but smapad bj /so* • • ' • Vigo. in St days, frogs Cho is Sd June. with an acceuat 4neral Miss* w 'a, had sue. 1 taken possertion of Santa Nil of Grenada. • The vess e l ailed from the Caraccas,s4 mina of Aptil. We have isms, that Mr• WOA'S enter. Subrequeat aeenunts state. that Gene:al on bea:J, Lai • 31.4.1 A