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6 i V 4 • I 1 • - • .• ' 62 1 PMEIGi e ar1141 41 4 1. CU ' -40 /Wept T 0 ... ••• t - • $ •,..• P. • "1 1 11.• • • . r.i , *ARM Joke WO: CHO/4MM Or plouTt ES. slitiab Or )(Joe 19. Aller. *time preliminary business, M. tie llou- Vienne. Reporter of the Committee of the Cestoma, entered into s detailed statitiseut relatively to sugar, mid math.. lie said the Minister of Pinauce !rad eaplained why the relief so impatiently ea. 'ipkted by the Colonies Coald not immediately be • -afforded them. Vile Committee were of opinion it was time to endeavour to give them effectual assistance, by 41iii 'their produce Ptitper value. With re- IP‘el..to cattle. complaint's bed been made of low • 11i1ceip l -whil h he attributed to the apprehensions of isiltt. The Report wm ordered to be printed. • Whew the Chmobrivreeseded to the order of the Zeit:RV* diacsAion grilse project of laws rela slat to the buildings in the swede Risoli, and the tlemnlition of the Opera .. .solll l llte . Puke de l!lprefi was suaolinatto) M. Beausejour strongly. opposed the litter pits- l positipn. He ?lid 'it Was too conformable to the wog-fp-rated ideas of the revolutionists of 1793. — Ile raked was the whole rue de Is Ferronerie demo -11,-Ised «hew Ilanry IV. was *marginated. or the Castle of Versailles, whelf4brilfe of Louis XV. was sitemptecl by another parri4do . The Minister of Ftitance replied, sad wildifieet ' of Sletnbtfli RO4, being present...ol4 l 4ll;4 'Was adjourned. • 1 PARIS, .o.llli dbOY Mikallidtiiii:Dikke of Belluno, lltnist iati jtl, veer iF et:. load on the ertuior of theitlthoss iorstriiiA,linii of the arrest off , Pnieral Berm . . arldtwoof his octonsplices ; he was taken at Sato* dilly • ruschateot of canstpnrerg. ' • The portraits of the Veer-Jeri, Geottrills, de Lsrochr;joquelln. de Lescore, Crithelioroo, end Chaotic, anti shim of Generals Moreau surf E. their», wild dlea"l6l.the field of honour feel, royal cause, Vii‘eleri4pliced iti the gisard ett4iie bey of the Castle of ilt o ciostl.; The Jot/runlet* in'Havue Garonne thinks the In telligene.c Circulated etloulouge, that a bloody en gagement had taken place at Pinyon& on the 11th, unfounded. It # • fici., Trom that city, dated the 10th, which mikes ,too mention of the appearance of the irporgents in that Outer. It is amid the Minieter 4 Wei signed a cot tract on the 9th of this month fora supply of 1,200 draught bour s es to be skit tiillaYOnue,l'erpoguaii, and Toulouse, before the 10th of August. French Fends on the 19tht-i-Flire per Cent. Coaso6 9t fr.: Bank Swell. 1.627 fr. 50 C. • •ucenenci. JONIE 13. Letters from Buckovina, of the 29th of May. contain the following intelligence :•••I" Four thou. mind rillemens (Asiatic Janissariea) hate left Mid darns, to be employed in th; esto• against the Per. man% but they , halve been replakid' by 5,000 Eu ropean Janiameies. The total evacuation of the principalities trike . toncli the less probable, as the Turks have let to the Jews for a year.all the pro. perry belonging to the churches, the cloisters, the emigrant Bayard/ and the Greeks. The Turkish botcher, conttnne to f ent 4 females of the first families, whom they are sometimes obliged to set at liberty when complaint is made, but after having teensined several days in the hands al 40 or 5t Turks. " The intrigoes at Constantinople increase in proportion with the weakness of the Government, •nd well-informed persons entertain doubts that the differences between Russia and the Porte•cmi • be amicably arranged; if that were to be thecaar; Russia must be in want of money to carry on the war, which we do not believe is the fact." JUNG 8. (mere' coamisrommocs.) There is no truth in the statement that M. tle Towelled has been appointed the Russiao Minister Plenipoteptiary to the Ottoman Po►te. The truly lionvg considered certain is, that he will soon anise hers to continue the negociations with our Court. But what surprises many persons is, that accord. tog to very accurate intelligence, the evacuation of 'Moldavia and Wallachia has been further delayed. Accounts from Jassy state, that with the excep tion of the Asiatic troops, no other corps of that gorrison has marched nor received orders to depart, Ind that it was even asserted the Asiatic troops shoed be replaced by other corps. It is the seine Ilia _ . doubt less fain a multitude of new facts relative to the cap tivity of Napoleon Bonaparte. The Brussels ()reek has printed a letter From • eorrespondent, who proposes to open a subseriptiors at Brussels for the relief of the poor brisk. The example of Brussels, he thinks. world be followed by other cities. "A few years ago." he says, "when a port of the population of the kingdom of the Ne. therlands was suffering extreme distress. the Eng lish generoosly opened a subscription at London to relieve our unfurtutrote countrymen, who sere reduced to the utmost misery by the extreme deassee of provisions. In this respect," says he, "11114. admire England, where suck appeals in pablic banes licence are never made in vain. There are many English families Dow at Brussels, who would bek, happy to join in so good a work ; many foreiguem in the hotels at this season, and our own country= men, who are also honourably distinguished by their charity, will be eager to subscribe. If it be objected that our own poor suffer, I allow it; but the distress in Ireland is extreme; the sub. scriptions even in England seem to be iusufficeot: there the misery is for the moment while Vete our poor suffer only every-day wants, which must even be greatly diminished by the cheapness of provisions. One day, perhaps, it may be our turn,::lddl 'dial' we not be happy to see foreign nations interest themselves in our misfortunes it nation may have lomats which cannot be relieved effectually without she aid of other nations,-a• • binge indtvidind often wools the sappeitillatb /.et iy. .ct us then extend the field in whiebekbeif Atoll henceforwards be esercised—k is in its tiskirts ItOpi i irAible bad boundless." wetter proposes that a essuratievieollloPii iferstviting his ova iswOltite pussioss $ work, he desitairdiebetiplawiehald be lidkirted, to have his anusiArkt 106 1 frauci, which sew, though trifling, May perhaps induce miler persons more able to unite is promoting the measu re.—( BrusStlS Pigpen. Jrsa II.) •. • • . .i., haN 4O4 with tialtotee—tbel Ow? be bb - reely loebtAblen• ..; iit ' Riteltattst. if then it is saia the Porte hail dill- ' 5"... wills "hen ' " I. ' ' Mite r e life ezi..4 "0: Illiteu " rter sot the Atli of May to order the that which is • abort time It will be too late to gift mese of the *wham. ovioterreomot death! . •'t I....4lltoeileOlitte or tilt *lethal' tileee iitllbiskt hose ben Some beureolent Ladies of distinction hmejihmed ie l4 ... :6 1 44. 40 d **i t " t h e um h. and y e t am o un t, o f t he tee aupplyin the pessestry id helmet wittkupt t.._ _-- tilmbiatt. and tee co-operating will sod esettiscUoilae bb: Able lig PR gate 6 " it "I so. • • wielding enswisis to Hsu esesky. Dori is *me *Womble . ..._,—,..„...._ • .: E li lai llbstdieto_gammitareebreee-emeotot ler *Pie*. •eow. ! .• - !.i.;-...t - - ..., Oise vatteiootete mown, towhee. obliged to sell . - nvoesu nnits. • ' as mat& fead, and tint they wilt be destitute --- i11are0irek44.1.1104:z=7.:47,4._,,„. ....., FRANKFORT, aunt it. •wwithrryeer ,Neogfoogbemp os b oto oe,hpo, t he i s a l ,ab.y ee d.f e el. Th ere is a great deutead here foe gold to be sent tee utithsAssissofithe miss: c• N. • • •• to England. It irisid to be intended to compose . . • Vshmildelies Miveisseumis I,lleyesoieeto of the otooN•Attoo. a part of the 43 millions of roubles negotiated at Vow sidlits.civelt,ipsitisisitherreidilaiswe W. OlO /t" ti • alleiera gg i l. ' immihell• lia "um . itoonsiomPs. ibe "Ore London by the house of Rothschild for the account •.- hiessrect tAnsgbwillAnoshie thisseiretwistro-slways let- of Russia. • , • 'w-iMPit4 to 1 1 0 OVA 4 AMAMI stillep—lomeephoes able . :5 ..- mime of eallevoiog folio wltteb, it fie sgeresaie, hasoald• sanssets. suite 40. .° 1161•1 " 11 ' 11f ll ' Cladliil. l P 2 ' . ie. wish. the A Journal states that Count Les Come is going 4...e.et t oosof rotiarrieto owe itie lie eadlriteie. ativ e r4 +.. s, peassessyttlllto elder t +.l, ~,..___.t.• •• ...., t.. to publish the roanoverspit which was taken from t'llgc .r • • •••• •• ' vageo tiliaalin o ; him st St. Helens, and which the English Ministry •• • •••••se • . , . ~..• avt .... litinteeffe'• .. • . '4. ..- . . has restored to him. Such Is wock will doubtless coo. ....-: _ , c-_ ._.• ••••• , • • ' _ . ROYAL GARDENS, YAVEFIALL: I "" v " 4- THE various Anthseturote which have e ven noels coop/eta milinfactliso, win ilit termed THIS rIYNG, and on WEDNESDAY sod FRIDAY two, with THE WONDERFUL TIGHT ROPE PRODIGY, Vic Junior Ungtscrusr, whose surprising evolutions coati isle to increase in attraction. The Grand or Rept,pirA,. iron, extraordinary Fire Works, by the 01 8 ,4011 Iler Sonibby, Asc. die. kr. - tt Doors to be opened at. Half.past Seven. lit Eight.--Adonittsnee 3s. W. , ~ fit.,l%, iw .4 ! I ,01 CHILE WAN. .1 ON MONDAY LAST. the 17th inhitottf, the GENERAL MORTGAGE BOND, warted hyr JON ANTONIO JOSE DE Y MARE", &two, from jCbtle, as a severity for the Loan gaistod far -be Service of ghat State, sad the original avast parer grossed 1.1 his Governnseat, under which the DIM .as contrasted ~r, were deposited the Bonk of England, in confpriouty with the fifth article of ibe said Bond, in the preseote of the sold Envoy, of M.*.rs. Hallett, Brothers, sad Co. Agents fur the Luaa, and of Air. Jobe Verso, Notary Palgia of this "fliE BRITISH MESS. LONDON, MONDAY, JOSE 24. Js22. Madrid Papers to the 10111 instant arrived last uithr. They are filled with accounts at the dis terhaueea in Spain. The operations of the insur gents are upon • larger scale than usu■l. The fol. lowing are extracts ADEID, JUNE 9. The Government has beeu informed, by a com munication from the Supreme Board of Health, that according to informainin which has been re. reseed, it is indubitable that the plague broke out • in Algiera on the 9th of March, and that from 15 ft 40 persons died of it. Though the Board of Health had d d or-Cre- every precaution to be taken, yet his Majesty has been pleased to order that 'that Board be charged to provide for the most rigorous operation of the regulations enjoined by the unitary laws. GSZONA. JUNE 3. A dispatch from Don Estevuo Lluvera, of the 2Nth last says, " I have just beaten and destroyed the isumerous banal or the rebel MIMS. commanded by the traitor llesieler ; the iebels, who were DO iu number, retired into Frillier, after having been Jisprrsed by the brave troops under my cum marid. I have taken atuinuuition. equ ip age . &c. I ►hall, give you further details of this glorious duy. At pre►ent I only as►ure you anti the fiction which has so greatly troubled the pub lic ttaitioillsty does not chit ; there rtmatu only 'bade to i• i 4 t 411111141111 1 1. b.* UM. bY Nest Toad." Stew, IiAT Yesterday we fought with above 600 rebels. Their. gnetillaa were in the environs of this place, and the main body of the troops of the faith at Ta radell, whence they inttrided to pay a visit to the Rood patriots of Vtch, but -they were beaten, and left 717 dead en the field. Though Taiadell,' has 300 inhabitants, not one gave notice that the roc *ions had entered in small narnhers, at 7 in the looming, and were assembling In come hither, not efulthey do any thing against the hand, though a horrible Ire was made upon us from the town. Two fogitivr• from Bergs have jolt arrived, with the fatal new. that the factious hove arrested all the patriots, not only in the town but in the neigh. !souring country houses, mud carried them to San Lorenzo de Pitt's', which is the centre of all the unhappy distprbances in the mountainous country. The day before yesterday they imposed on Berge a eostributiots of 4,000 here*, yesterday morning *sober of 4,000, an 4 in tine evening another of 6,000, which not beingimmediately paid, they pil laged all the houses. All the villages ground, to the distance of four leagues, are in insurreetion ' and under arms. It is thought that there sire hum two no three thousand rebels at Berge, mid ileir numbers appear to be increasing. ..,The lies hosed by the fall of Bergs is very great.. Jlibesy distinguished patriots are entirely ruined. . 4 111rOp pethorities do not exercise the greatest ri. gm* all of we .patriot, must By, absudoning the Asada, which are all that we have left. We shall he all aseassioated ; when beaten by the troops they will form small bands of robbers and plunder the iountry houses, where they will meet with no re tistauce. IIIAWILESA, 11l AT 30. The factious of Vila ere ditirming in to submit. The column of Albomox Marched from Sellent last eight towards Bergs, and we expect that they will enter that place to-day in spite of all obstacle. We wish the factious may resist, es that is the only means to estermiiiate them. The priests who command the great faction ere very nst. serous; •it seems absolutely netveiterrite•adopt the plan of arresting all the prieits - iiiirffiers who Mare eherrn themselves inimical toast otherwise the factious will , atittitirtrOeetroyed. [Besides the above, our * Pap4ra contaiu various other acco.uuts of engagements with the rebels.] Bantagosa, with 700 men, entered Praia de Liu. canes ois the 48th, sod left ,t in the evening, after overthrowing the stone of the Canstitution and set ting up a crust is isa4ad. :1 1 hey also went to Sera Quire,. wheel *hoc espected • reinforcement of. 300 men. *ley 'also • catered ,Paya, where they sounded the tocsin, densauded a contribution, and occupied the heights about Cimellades. Col. Taverie, with ISO foot and 40 horse appearing, some who had come dorm from the heights imme diately Bed to them, tiod'in a short time they all retreated. On • the 3041141oreagose went to San Juan, continuing his march towards Llacona. The private letters from Catalonia state, that the immures-riot, is not in force in any part of that pro since. The factious fly terrified at the sight of a soldier, •nd the people recovered from their sur prise, and convinced that the mild object of the rebels is.plunder..arolinitorily join the troolis to ex terminate these disturbers of their tranquillity. We have received tbe.j'aris Papers up to the girt instant. .1:647,ire01d willinglpeneourage the hopes of a war between Turkey auriltuasia. %Vali Alia feeliug they announce that the evacuation of Mol. davit' and Wallachia has been dela/ed. It is 11114 Mated that M. Dg TaTugggli is net going to Cou. istantMople, bat that Vienna is his destination. .. • Brussels Papers to the SZ tit inst. arrived at our office Issit night. A cerrospondeut of the Brussels Oracle rer•ommenda One a anbseriptinn be opened in that city fur the reli.f of the distress in Irelams', arid eup►rsses a hope that the example will be fol. towed in other cities in the Netherlands. His Majesty's sloop Fly. Capt. GIORGI TYLER, has returned from Jersey, whither she was seta to make an ainicsble settlement or a dispute which lad arisen between the French end English oyster fishermen, as to the right of the English boats to fish on the banks stretching from Cape Road to the rocks called the Minqusis. between one and three leagues from the french coast, which oyster.. beds they discovered in 1797. The right his beta id/milted by which the fishery will again becomes open for the supply of our markets in Septetniair nest. During four months of the year these fishe ries occupy three hundred fishing smacks, and nearly two thousand British seamen. Friday morning the Tribune frigate, Captain N. 1. WILLOUGHBY, C.B. arrived at Portsmouth from the Wert India station, to be paid off, having been neatly four years in commission. She lost about sixty men and oliceno'in the West Indies, by five►. Lieutenant MURRAY, Mr. DUNLOP. Surgeon, two Assistant-Surgeon, the Re.. J. Lucy, Chaplain, the grinner, and carpenter, died un the Spanish Alain; twenty-four Well and officers only having escaped the contagion of fever out of the whole of the crew. She soiled froru Jectaica Yid April; cud A . frogs iintriltiwiiit tiArli May, and. hes bniught freight of 600,000 dollenp-serf 'lobules of cochi neal, for merchants. She experienced strong S.W.' winds on the peeler until she came within the latitude of the Western Islands. We learn by the Tribune, that the Spanish Royalist troops still main tain themselves in perigee, in the isolated citadel of Vera Crux. which fort comprises all that Old Spain now holds of what she once !proudly called "The Indies." The teeneitxler of the Royalist troops have concentrated at the Havannah, in which city and its dependencies, several thousand European soldiers are in arms; notwithstanding which force, a duly rising of the Blacks was expected; indeed, recently, three large estates had revolted spina their maptirs, and secretly small bodies of troops were marched into the interior, with a view of put. suing the run-a. way Degroes, the Spanish authori. ties not being willing openly to acknowledge the danger. It was uncertain what power would he invoked to protect the Island of Cuba in case of a ►evolution, the Americans and the English were equally certain their assistance would be required. The island of Cub* had been very healthy, but Je nnies had hetet sickly during the winter ; the 90d regiment suffered much immediately on its arrival from England. The first division of this regiment. in the Ocean transport, had been detained at Au. tigus, to repair the damage that vessel had sus tained. The SOM., Tamar, and Argus, were at Port Royal. We this day insert the Resolutions of the Board of British Catholics, held an Saturday last, sod we hope every inhabitant of nut these realms only, out of the world will peruse them. They breathe a spirit of liberty worthy of the descendants-of our ancient Barons. They are the opinions of men , " not new in this country, but many of whose mitati• are* enrolled in our brightest pages; and still these men, full of the true and genuine principles of liberty, Englishmen to their very back bone, are most tine justly and most cruelly deprived of every political privilege Of our Constitution. • . We give likewise' an extract of a Rescriptlrout the Pura. We can fancy it to be the pastoral . address of the Archbishop of CANiERBUILT to his Bock; bu t what is peculiarly deserviog of atlpos; lion is, his Holiness's exhortation to the rettdiojr.44 pious hooks, and especially of the flolitliCegetwe... : This is most important as comi n g frooctica authority of the Catholic Church, and *pt. Wisely followed up by our admirable societtei'iti this country, he productive of the rested An article appears iu one .Perw..alio cloy • labial came bone indeed to our bailee* old our b!iottaia.. It is t)ie Address of dm cat etnitieer aitting at llie City of London Tams°, upon the great and aced. molating distress of the peasantry of Ireland ; more affecting and interesting document has tweet, been submitted to our readers. No words can *dr., qu•tely express the gratitude due to the good end. beneficent individuals who, regardless of their per. social interests, have devoted themselves to the glori. ous work of alleviating this dire csleinitY. " Not • day." says the Address, " has passed but some• thing has been done towards fulfilling the d•ties which the Committee have ondertakeii." Captain C. PARKER, of the Has!evils, is pro. meted to the rank of Post Captain. Captain Wives is appointed to the Har ?cram, on the Cork station. Lieutenant G. M. RIVES (son of Captain G. P. !lyres, R.N.) is spur:mired to the Alligator, M imic at Woolwich for the East India atation. Remain st Spithead— Phaeton, Tribune, ggeria, Grashopper, sod Fly.—The Tribune is to proceed to Chatham to he paid off. The Delight brig, of 10 guns, is co mm i s ,i one d at Portsmouth, by Captain HONERT HAT, for the Jimmie* station. Lieutenants ANDERSON nod KNIGHT, and Mr. JACKSON, Purser, are appointed to her. The Thracian, 18, has been commissioned at Chisthisoa, by Captain J. W. Ronverf, for fo reign aersice. Mr. W. Hans is appointed PUfgef. We are informed there yet exists some doubt whether the Right Gott. G. Cilium; with go out to India.. If he should, Captain Ramos will hike tfie command of the ,Japifer, 60, now fitting a 1 Plymouth ; and Contain G. A. WIISTPHAL, will commission the Eden, ts, at Deptlurd.--fPortr 7 snobth Telsgraph.l The Report of the Select Committee of the House of Common* appointed to inquire Soto the awe of the Pol ice of the Metropolis ha. been printed. Among other suggestions, it recommends that the Secretary of State he authorised to sanction an additional 'ivy- Luria of any officer who may be severely wounded us the imfornisoce of his duty, and to grant a retiring allowance when any officer miy be ram pletely ifissiblvd by bodily injury, or worn out by Width id'service, and shin to attach hi each office one head constable, at a eatery of three gui neas* week, without emoluments ; such officer to be warmed free the most deserving of those at pre sent employed, With respect to fairs held in London Slid ittti vicinity, and the practicrof bullock. Litiaitag. it 'Proposes to empower any two Mr g is.: -mites, who shall have reason to think a fair entirely illegal, or continued beyond its legal daration, to sosanior the owner or occupier ut the ground wherein it is held to appear at a Petty Seamans of the Magistrates of the division, and abet, his title io hold such fair, and in case he shell not satisfy them, they shall beenabled to declare anch fair ille gal, and require the 'peace alms to remove all arti cles horn tle, ground, and take all petrol's in custody coneeturil therein who still continue such fair after notice g iven of its illegality. On the subject of bullock -hunting, the Committee recontmend that the penalty, now twealy shillingz, be increased to forty shillings for a first ofincir, cud fri. fOr a St+ tAlti offetiCe. V; 'it'. MAJORITY AA D MINORITY. ' MAJORITY • Against the Second Reading of she B• 11 to enable Catholic Petri to Sit and Yutt In Parliament. —June 41. ' DIAL ta. C, ref ire', AyiesSord Boston York Shaftesbury H'hitourth Arden Lorel Clieset I. Ss artifited B.illfiar• (iOWINV Jur Wing-Woes osseous/a. Cembennert Lord Privy Seal Scarborough Tin singr oe Horn e Richmond Rathoint. Sydney Colcbestor Beaufort Talbot HI ampelee Raveromerlb Rutl.nd Digby Lake Deism* Noritiornber. Mansfield Sidtwooth Gleelyee land Aber' y Exmouth. ?treble,* Wellingion It umuey Load. Stowell Montrose Liverpool De Clam d &favors. A iteNmll4lol , l Pools Willoughby dr Condon Cast er bury bisirsvers Broke tenrceider Dobkin. I sisischtto Bacot Reese/ mammal fa um, Plynsuoth Dysertir Lincoln iWtokirestor Immo) Wahliallhaal St . Meier* Bat\ 111 arewood Merle ** Sslisbory Cornwallis Yerulaes Keay,* SC AMA Exeter - Cust , lown tiny Oxford Mealier! Hrewolow Rolle Kly Northampton Aboyne Bayeieg Chester Lotkinn. GlaagOaa Bolton Llsisdriff 'Adm. Farohorn Northwiek Barte r Pembroke . Enniskillen St Ifeleit's (Jewry Denbixh Longford Rcifesd tie Clisofert Bridgewater Falmouth PROXIES —NOT-CONTENTS. DIM co Reboot May. bilidleits• Cl/nonce F Abingdon Oriel pia.elwaier R4aultups Portsmouth Douglas Guidon Howe It•sce Rivers Mariboroogh O'Neil Relearn.. Forester Dorset • Hootingdue Wtsook um R 1141.940. Newriesile. Kellie Carleton Vetioto lila IbeaVISES. Rockford Dudley•sodt Amite, Salisbury Chirliesirr Ward Rodney Cholaimarleley Chatleville Maned Midair. WatroCird Hsrenert Arboihnol. atimort. Theme** Mabee bury Loki's. Hertford Ely Home Wodeboote Wmaimier Beady Cathcart Selman Gloucester KA OWL Beauchamp De la Zoncbe Carlisle Buckingham. Strange beresfotd De rbeis shire Coventry Manners Chittiester Putilstf Moven Edg- Le De Spencer Peterberumpa Morton comb N ever Bristol Si rad bri.ke Carrick Forbes /4acclesA• Id Itaasee Premed (•••••••.. f/7 Proxies . . . N•e-CeeSsets . . await.* liejseisp.... ..... 0 MINORITY. CONTENTS— PR ER ENT. RVILOS. Oxford St Germaine Grantham, Biwa 'r" Banieberry Weinman Holland . limed Preiiiimit Cow Pei Money ' Foley t Harrington Cork Amherst trin:kir, Fitesrilltam Egmont Gem Graham Re-la-Warr Goateed Grenville Poi timid &whitetail tuldstlertM. Aucklead BaTkinghem Dartientutle illelellle Hurdle' II a Roatili ES. Albtraarla Granville Calthorpe Idinaduwn Fort reeve Cli Nen De Dousing- Conyngbame Cares ma snoop. grille • Bale Onnandi Norwich [Alford poiroskare Darnley ' LORDS. Crewe ' nuts. o.urneThiliOlß Cl*** Elleattoreegn Drrny, , Lugedes , Daces Cawilor Theaet Limerick Say. and Solo Erskine, &AKA Roselyn Howard (Et- Alvanley 4 , *7 Wilma Seesaw Down/ "Skin Grey Howard (Wel. Stewart Case Alia G./meow den) Bennett Oalls, ay &maul Dave Brayhreolle IA wards le lit adf...rd K lag Id 'Tynan/ugh *beldam PROXIES. Duktlf. Breeden§ ite LUC4II Hill Bedford Beenorutigh Mn. Glenne! Colville tan aster Carrion St. VI octet *odes Brands.. Kingston VISCOUNT'. Yarborough Argyll . Onward Bolt sighroke Siffirld .11 • aibrisas. Somers Duncan Glastonbury Ilitaeganterbry Suffolk MANOR Carrington I w enidale " Vialders we Hereford Moe nee cle Wel leelly Spencer LORDS. Churchill Aaelasty • lb icktow Lyneduck Sherhaws• Btefford Char lenient A Iscrx.outny Gwydyr Edina. Gaillard Belhaven Aehberle• MI/fp-4re Hanlwielts Hanchinson Melbourue Mow Ca/lisle Rimiest Froy.o! , .Steels By the brig Hereby, which touched at Falaioatfi on h e r -sway to Hamburgh, advices brae been re ceived From Rio Janeiro, dated April 6. By kheui it appears that the PILINCg RIMENT had vet not e d emeoraiun to the province of Mina". (dente'. This journey, no doubt, has a polttical object, and we were before aware that it was in agitation. province of Minas is one of the most popufous rich inn Ole Bratilthosicl . it is of the grretebt Import omit to the 'Veers at present entertained in the el pital, that it should coalesce mull make enrantoii calms with the rent, which hitherto it has evinced no dispovittott to do. The novelty of one of the Rile( Family going to such a distance in the interior, - sad the itiflumsce he would carry with him, ore a pectesl toltroduce some chaos* in the minds of the ------- A letter from Gibraltar of the Seth OK stele's that 11, ,. DOUGLAIr tire elitian Consul ut. Tan gier, its censeqweece• of onstrectioos from Lora HAT/IVIIIST, has applied to the JEMpeter of trloroct to deniond satisfaction for the affair uttlig actitioec• but that the Emperor h. .d evaded tlse,detasod by declaring that the rebellion which theassaaided in a great part of Isis dominions tendered isstrary rmnos. 'ibis.. It will be recollected that dots Stroilo:, merchant vessel, sailed from Gibreltar for Orem on the 21st of June, 1821, mud being becalmed titer Melilla, was taken possession of by three Alocrvo erased boats, oil the Ist of August, and hrokr. sp. The master and two of the crew grew muds prisoners. • - - On Friday morning a large VON heavily loaded with briskets of differesit kends of Gun, itc, be. logging to Wh. Wat.ts, market-gardener of Isle worth, pasting from Watling-street ',long St. Paul's Chorch-yurd to Fleet-market, the.neer fore-whet! cameoff (supposed from 'ome villain taking out the Inich-pm); it itntuediaiely over-turned, ftll scrofi tie footway. and came with great force 31%1111 •t Mr. 11-11vatoce's, surgeon, No. 44. tit• Poor , Church-yard. Two women, whii weir ?Iratril the hip of the load, were thrown off; clew ui thew ereopeti with a few slight bruises, the taker wit jammed between the baskets and the wish!, and take , out shockingly btuised and with our of her um) broken. (I 41 •1b ri am 111.11 Bu iog Ms tr. / Stu cue Ile It t boa For at itrdi Me' on I Cap chi" c.; NEt II . r. a. "id 1 heal T •-• , 11 1 SPat N eat New ii3C•