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c'llqc to come to a decision that Would insure ',fad concord at home for many yetrs, if not r SIITTON protested against the doctrines 4); L rht lion. Gentleman. A vote against tuse under discussion implied no necessity riN t . , ,ing ITIeIISORN Of sanguinary pains and il-tcs ; nor would the throwing of it out lead v Ruch result. The Bill was said to embrace and security ; but it tvoniAllJe well to , • v e that the conces,sions were immediate— , 1.: 4ermitY, from the indisposition of the Catholic I.2lergy, distantly contingent. rfr. CANNING explained, lie bad no objection to the oncTation of the Bill being dated from the constito ion of the Committee. Me. BA Ttlls34Vr eXplahled, 1110 pla it to the eandonr ot''' the Right Hon. 'Gentleman, if the wt:rd saugnivary could, with propriety, be ap plied tn, any int-asure necessary upon the rejection of this clause ? 1 1 .4. CANNING, in explanation, scented to admit, that the word was too strong, and apologized for it as being used in the heat of argument. The question being► loudly called for, the gal iery was cleared for a division., when the numbers For the Muse For the Aweraimeht • Majority by which the principal object of the Bill is defeat ed. Upon the tiumhet s being declared, the House rang with shouts of applause. Mr. Pot..(r•sev said, that as the leading clause of the Bill was negatived, the friends of the Inca sure. considered it as lost for the pr e sent, H e would therefore move, that the Chairman do leave the Chair, which motion was put and carried. The Honse having resumed, the other Orders of the Day were 'disposed of. An, adjournment took place at half-past two o'clock. - - 247 1261 AMERICAN PAPERS. .Ar.rtit. 17.—s 74, two frigates, - and several smaller vessels, belonging to the ene my's Bay squadron, anchored off Swan ,Point; eight or ten miles below the mouth of Palapsco, and 20 miles from this city, at three o'clock yes terday.. The alarm guns 'were fired and the bri gade assembled with the greatest promptitude and alacrity. A part of them marched ..to the fort 'about sun -set, the remainder are under arms at the time we are writing this article, (seven o'clock) waiting the orders of the Commanding fieneral, Should the enemy afford the occasion, we hare no doubt, but the city and its shipping will be effectually defended, without any injury of con sequence.• Ptim i tnnLetm, APRIL, 12 —Messrs. Gaklatia and Bayard, we learn, Will leave this country in about fifteen day s f or R uss i a . A. vessel is pre paring at Philadelphia to take them oat, As .our Ministers will leave this country in so ihort a time, it is highly probable, that an armistice Will be'concluded between America. and Great Britain in a few weeks, Note—Who believes it ? PROM 'run aosToSt Cf:NTINEL (IF Artm e 7. illasowthuseirs herself again. —We 'haw) inex pressible pleasure' inn lieit4g able to announce the 'mural certainty of the triumph of the disciples of • Washin,gion , --the friends 'of of honourable peke, on the re-election el their first andsecond Chief lga gistrates, by immensely increased majorities, and likewise of it decided majority of ettatOrs, their friends and associates every part-of the common wealth from Whieh we have beard has done its duty, and must enjoy the most pleasingsatisfagr . 'May !leaven grant to these spirited excl.-, tions wad splendid StieveSi, its further blessing, in turning the misrulers of this nation from their cr rors,--restOring to Ottr distressed country a speedy peace, enunuzerce, and the golden days of federal ~..eoperity,*-and• make thein iii.trumental in in- Hr our sister States, whose elections are up [ with energy and patriotism', to imitate •,; set them- , - , Light begins in the East. ;,( vy..; the return of votes from 131 , •••••s p„ , tve a net peace•-gain•of 5300.) x, Arnett, 9 —Mr; SwertChkoff, the I,retitiyof Legatietn, left Washington, [ , ,[,y morning, on a second visit to Admiral 11, in the Chesapettge Bay. he people 'of Lew stows iogii spirits the enemy dared not make a have cut every man , of then' ,Ad; we tried to get them on Shore, and trap them, but:they anticipated -our ptirpose, and kept close in their boats. I WiAli they would gire us an op portuitity, oftiding a few of them up to Wilnsilfg tou, H the British at Montreal treatitd Our officers. We have sonic traitors on the Opposite shore ; it is said, from good authority that, a Major of and a Thysieia of Cape May, have been repeatedly on [ward the British St;ine irrcjuiry ;Inc) this appears necessary, and a . little expenditure of'henip ..would perhaps save us a ton of gunpowder. • Nttyt , Youx., Akit. 10.—An alarm was given front . the forts heloW, at the approach of sonic oil' the . Hook, yesterday allee wiwu the diifereut gkttylgotts it, the harbour prei,ptirp4tfol•—immediate nation: The . veiiSels ~. Cidyerell ,t+-Tre, ti frigate. (the ~ ,i rmio. ) itntl it 74, uei they of : whieh ;iiproqohed near the h:tr, u , n• do we expert will soon ; timogri, heuever they , shall, they Will bud our forts) ready to give them au hot reveptiou lAS tue foram:l.3 in each , Liuttery can CPU WA' ILEA ilat ACTS 1 1410N1 THE NATIONAL, As. , ,NY', APRIL 6.—T L roopi are daily arriving at the, eantoornenta at Grecnbush; 900 arrived on Sunl}w, and ninny Are exiieeteddtwing the pre wrek. lire understand the whole will shortly Ilt;-0.1% to tile . frontieri., Cannon and warlike . hean'sent on io considel;able quanti nitd niqicaritlives indicate an early and for.. o,l,,conoottnmoent. the campAigri. ;,I,tjor tieu,nal awl BrigHt(liet Ge nerd no v o kft here yestcrt!,7 finr sievcv.-,1 days past, t.omioN: At tilt..bun Ott, sever:ll 111 itish alupt (ii war lia,vz been belvering round this coast between Mont . ang awl Pait-►t it- 11411. one frigate has been seep most of the time from this town. BOSTON, ArEtt, 10.—It is with pleasure we an nounce the.sale arrival in our harbour of the Chq. sapeakc frigate, Capt. EVANA, after a cruise of 1 I 5 days. • TWIN THE FREEMAN'S JPITANAL. it is reported that on Friday last, an action ivas fought oh the Capes of Delaware, hetiVeen two of our frigates and two English frightei, in which one of the latter. as suuk, and one taken ; should this report prove true (and we hope it may) the particulars will be received by. the Dover mail this evening. EXTRACT CF A LETTER FROM PORT ELIZABETU, NEW YORK, APRIL 1. "On Tuesday night last the English captured nearly the'whOle fleet tt u sailed from our river, (about 20 vessels), near False Egg Waud." mom TIIF Nowni-wesTkatN. IIALTIMORE ) AriUL 17.—Since the Publication of the daily National Intelligeneer of yesterday, We fiave seen letters from Camp Mugs, dated 4th April, which have removed the apprehensions we _then entertained for the Safety of that Port. It is true, the Indians are prowling near the camp, and butcher every 4, , raggler they find, but their aggregate ftece:• is not half so peat as is represented to the article We hays copied from the,Ohio Papers: An attack was expected from the combined British and Indians about the 10th or 12thinst.; but no apprehensions were en tertaincd for the, result. Reinforcements were, 1111)1(11 . y moving on from every quarter. Major AMos SToppaaU had the command at the last ad vice!. In a few days, it is expeeted, there will be • upWards of 4000 men within this encampment. We ham by a militia officer who has just come up from Charles County, that a skirmish took place at Point Lookout, in St. Mary's, in:tweet) a party of British sailors, who attempted to make a landing, and a company of militia, in which the liritish.were repulsed with the loss of four killed. These Papers also contain a longaccount of the action between the Pocock and Hornet. • r.t.A.11,5. ikarirrrn-1 Bermuda, 1 Dublin... Duc-1 Guttentnirgh, '.4r Heligoland., I Guernsey, I ',envy, 1 Waterfurd. • PRICE OF STOCKY% THIS . PAY AT TWIMVE o'cLnCit. Consor4 tisii I Rea. Anne..... ..... T 44417-5-N 11(11;VI 411./I9 . 1110Eli& yAhsvm 111.111N4T ? L 0 N D 0 N, TUESDAY, MA1.25, 1813. The press of matter to fill our columns this day is very great ; but it must have been much greater to preclude ut from executing the joyful task of congratulating our protestant Countrymen on the successful manner in which the attack upon the Constitution was last night repulsed in the House of Commons. A practicable breach was made, and the storming -party, in full heart, and spirits, advanced boldly to the assault ; but, thank Heaven ! the' coolness and intrepidity of our defenders prevailed, and, after an obstinate contest, the battle terminated in' a triumph so de cideclly favourable us -to confirm 'our security for at least another year. During that year, cheered by the remembrance of this victory, we truss the friends of the Establishment hi Church anti State will rally in augtoented strength, so es to be able to meet the exertions of their oppo nents with equtil •vigour in the next campaign, eon - duct the contest to a like satisfactory issue, and never consent to a compromise which does not ent i re ly allay Catholick discontents and settle Ca tholic claims ; while it leaves unimpaired the Pro testant Condtitution of this country under, which we have flourished beyond the example of other times, other nations, or other system's. The number of Members who attendeit was un commonly great ; 539' were at one period in the House : of these 36 paired of; two (Sir J. liir- - PESLEY and Mr. COTTON) did not vote. The Chairrnao (Mr. MiCACROMBIE) and the two Tel lers were, of course, in the same predicament ; intl of - the 'remainder, 251 voted for striking,out the main constitutional inroad contained in the t 13111, and 247 in its favour. The enijority ,Wsl4 4, and the measure thus de feated wa; immediately abandoned by its friends and advocatett— r for Catholick pretensions arc not to be appeasati by moderate concessions. Extracts from American Papers .to the 18th ult. will he found in a preceding column, upon which we have no room to offer comments, It would seem dna the American Government are m) longer disinclined to treat for peace, as Mr. GAL LATIN and Mr. BAYARD have been appointed. to proceed to Petersburg!), with a view to negociating under the .mediation of Russia. We trust there will be no relaxation of active' warfare while this treating goes On—for American perceptions of the necessity for peace, depend entirely upon America feeling, and heavily t", the calamitiesof War. .?rum Albany, it is stated-that active pre- parations are carrying on for opening the campaign: The coasting punishment seems to be increasing in severity, and we hope will fully avenge the cause of England upon her disingenuous enemy. Twenty vessels have been captured at one sweep, and the report of an action between two, American and two British frigates off the Delaware is revived, with a detail of eirtunstances agreeable to the re lators. Letters from iliambnigh'to the I 7th are in town, from which, we rejoice to state, it appears, that though perilously threatened by the enemy, that city was still safe from his savage butcheries. The information we were enabled to communicate yesterday embraces all that has reached this coun-* try by the bast arrivals from the North. NAVAL NEWS. DIIAL,'ITAY 23.—There have been no less than three large seizures of contraband spirits made here since my last. The Majestie, a 74• gun ship cut down, has passed through the Downs for Chatham,. for the American station. The Voile, of 74 guns, Captain Scnotitamio, has arrived from off Flushing. MAY 'M.—Arrived ,his Majesty's ship Boyne, and the Resolution cutter front off Fhishing, The outward-bound 'remain. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 24.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Arethusa from Jamaica, having specie on board for several merchants ; also arrived the Foxhound from the Channel Fleet. His Majesty's ship Put thian take; convoy for the Downs. FALMOUTII, MAY 22;---Arrived the Francis Free ling packet, with a Mail frout - Bermuda, in 18 days. The Francis Frecling packet, fram Bermuda, is also from New York, from whence she come as a flag of truce: ?JAY 23.—The Lark packet, Captain sticaLon„ arrived this day ; she brings intelli gence of the *arrival of the Duke olliatms-wicx, in'the Rosario brig, at the ;slant!, who h proceed ing to Hamburg') up the Elbe.---The Little Auck land has also come in from Gottenburgh, after a week's olive. No news. The 73d regiment is ordered to embark this evening or to-morrow, on board the Robett Tay lor, General Heathcble, Saragossa, and George transports, supposed for Cuxhaven. The American privateer captured by the Lion privateer of London, near Pernambutn, bad 6 men. killed and 22 wounded. The Lion had 'one killed and wouncled three of them severely, but not dangerously. . • His Royal Royal Highness the PRINCE RE GENT gave audience yesterday to Lord LI vntroot., Viscount CASTLRREAGH and COUnt AlutisTrit. The account of the Saxon garrison at Torgau refusing to admit the French has received addi tional confirmation from private letters. from the Continent, A fourth son has been born to the SULTAN., and named A IsnuLIIAAII n. The wither is the same feral& who, about a year ago, was delivered of the male infant, Mu RAD. • The two junior brothers of the Emperor At ax-, ANDER, Viz. the Grand Duke„NxcnoLAs and the Grand Duke MICHAEL, are, it is said, about to pay a visit to this country ; and it is added, that the Duke of CUMBERLAND now means to prolceed to. St. Petersburgh. The following military arrangements are likely to take place:---Major-General the Earl of DAL HOUSIE, from the 6th Garrison liattalion to the 26th :nut, vice Lord &PIT INSTONE deceased -- Major-General PAKENRAH to the GthWest India Regiment, vice Si mot; FanzEß, deceased ;—Ma jor-Gen. GORE BROWN to the. Gth Garrison Bat talion, vice Lord DALHoustu,appointed to_the 26th Foot. Another regiment is vacant, owing to the death of General COArus,!of the 2d, or . Queen's Foot. 'MP Review of the Life Guard, which was to take place this morning at Wormwood Scrubs, is pOstponed to Friday, and then to be at ‘Vimble , don. • The Friends and Partizans <of Sir ERANCIS BUR DE TT Mid their Anniversary Dinnpr yesterda), at the Crown and Anchor; to, celebrate the sixth election of'the Baronet as pepresentatin of the City of Westminster. Mr. JoNes BURDETT %vas in the Chair. The chief spokesmen were a Mr. NORTHNIORE, Mr. WATTIIMAI4; 'MajOr CART. WRIGHT, and Mr. Utnii, the rejected Canchdate. for Bristol. The first..thret dwelt upon their null hackneyed topics, and Mr. flusrr's speech con sisted of string of egotisin on his own public services. A letter from Sir FRAKCIS, apologizing for non - attendance, on . account of illness, was read by the Chairman.----It differed in no respect from the party virulence which usually marks his Compositions, except that he declared himself proud of the appellations throWn upon him and his partyas " dangerous persons, Democrats," stating the latter to be " an honest name."---Nobody would before have dis pitted the Baronet's right to it, and he has now openly avowed his pretensions. At length an altereatibn arose between Mr. HuNT and Mr. WAITFIMAN, which produced much hubbub, and a general clamour of Chair,Chair," and the com pany soon after dispersed. . ILLTAM AItMICI4 . 3I Sri{lfreS, South MolOn-stro r t, G ro svenor-it/nate, itttd I,y• THOMAS WOOD, of No. Hi,'StrAnd; and Ptitilisticit by W , ce, No, 11 9 Strand, where ildrertironertty, Orders for th eirnr EIP A U C.- -74 for the Editor, ter_ twat .)3 d 1 _ ,Thiat hr, addressi - HIGH WATER AT To. LONDON-Bail/GE sion , - - iv 1 1 0 Mottling, iO tnittutes after 10. I Evening, 040 OOP 0 14 r TO THE EDITOR OF TUE SUN. SIR, Having seen by accident a letter, which h been circulated among the Booksellers, olfedi for sale certain copies of an Irish reprint of 1,1 late Mr..lllALoNi t 's Shakspeare, feclmyself ca upon to advert to it, as' the person whom my mented friend entrusted with the care of his lit' rary remains. I shouid not" have thought it ni cessary tosar one word upon the absurditiett wit :which this. address.aDounds, the writer of W4 .l 'c is annnymous, but decries as a paperrser chant ; and who, as a specimen of his acctii'lq has blundered even respecting the year in wlid Mr.MALoNE's work* first kip geared, hrd he so; ' chosen to assert, that that Gentleman bad rei4. , qiiished his intention of pnblishine - ia 4 - tlition - of Shakspeare. T bit statedc'at is alectkY contrary to the truth. So far from -having Boned his design, he was anxiously and iabo'fions• ly employed upon it till, within a tew WeAs at 11l death, was lipon the lioint of going tO .had putchased types and paper for'that Appreiiensive:that he might trot live to the ' etspi. pletion'of his wOrkl he did me the 'honour to I quest that, - in that - case, I would superintqa and repeated thiS wish'on his death-he& feel it as 'a duty to discharge this trust to the most of my ability, and:the result of Mr. Ma.llo:*'! re curches , for upwards of twenty'yeasis, shell ap pear with as much speed as,ttiC nature pf rte rzif f will admit. ' ./tavois' Bcsv.rat.. Temp!e, Saturday, May '14.2. , Ttl E NEW Lisr FOrt THE LOAVI.---Th. e ' till ., ; tn scribers are itlfOrea, that applicati'onnnst I, made fOr the fe w rema i n i n g' Shores on or beil o To-MoaltoW i VE 21 ING, AT 8 otLOCK, ai veil early on i lhuriciay morning. the Wiled °P ell ` "4 11 • i s n a c o i c i l ii o n t g he i t t l .o o e l fro . , i s . o u ol ,h . ic ti h o , o vi / it Four Grand Loans of 20,000/. and I ompot.. Seven , of 2,0001. and 1,000/. ! and seveutl i ll..m gt . - .! e 1-.). . • dr. i - t • S n e . e .r o i t e t k d et E a d l it ) i v o e n 4 6 ol l; the biograPh:cli f'i't of • the present House of Connimps, With litiliicrl Corrections and Additions has just- apPe lre i d ':;','‘% may, be bad of she various Booksellers , , f lAil i c A - r - ': -.. nual a short Account of the 'Members 0f ,sect of this Work is to furnish in a conver.'"` ;":-'. dales so inotnentotts of the probable setithly,. and to .asSist in forming an 00 0 i" :'( 1 2 1 :1 101 ire l a ° ) 9 t0 1. tli t'" e 46t Y' stctf l wisdom of thoic lotoie m sores. • pro:::: ,A,,..,:, 1 1 R01,1 . Tlll 0 Isr ND 0 N 17; !". 1 . ETTE, SAT u I , • ijn a l : )'4 l t: rai sT in t i r. g i l u e d ::: : l K el 9 :l t e : i l i —j •s; w a l ,: ce t . LlA a lt l i g n n ib t , l e ::: B , G is ni :f it i li.. :i t a sua d j ov i l l , i : u ct k ot i'; oi d e l tr il i , f s k : l :: t i t iL - : 7 l l l ; t o ir jj? ., :itl e i t i - L i i i i- , )D L,I: S 4c e-r o l l i : 1 1 : :::: .( 1!1 : ; I : u tn- ; :. 7 1 - 1 9 : ' :; 3 1 ,1 ° I ; ; , ; i, 5 11, a1 1. 4 , :. ! tn :l . the t ; M : ( 11 ) ::::: 4' .1 1 1 : . : ; 1 1T4 ,. t . .1.1.1.;,!.': man, of Bow Church-yard, .Inereliant, at one, at Goiliittaliu Luntlun.—June 21. W. Gould, of .Chippenham, Wi.. t 'si n i n d ' holder, at twelve, at tjitt Ultr3topher foi,, Ilati..--; 4 th.: ' ' i , It. Wood and G. I)..yne, of Liverpool, wl;•,lesale, gro,ccr?' 1;' one, at the George Inn, Liveritoal.—. l lloe 1.5. :i. w.kta,.. sett.i ,(' f Y. ' "Pitil"111); mercit.mt, .at eleven, a t t he 110 Y ,'.. ' ....".."'"'lr Jurming,trant..--Jorat 1.. J. ritui..4, 44 4 ,141.4.0itiii(.? Y..tii, IlliiitAter, at ten, at Ow Three Ceisties No, li.tePirts ~.. i, 1 . 041t.--.TOne .2.9. R. Aixt;er,iun, Igteiy of Nirsulttgliviu, eperi at. t‘ , .clve, at tile Uoi , in Tavern, Union-street, Bin-al:if, ir.t.•:. --.lona 26. J. Aladtlocli, of Itosemary-lane, Miditll.'lll.l* timber-merchant, at eleven, it Guildhall, lamdcn.,---3ehe I+,. .I. 'fairy, of dole, ester Egex, linen-draper, at elevet-,, :it the P.. j. L 1...; Inn, Colchester.—June 1.1. C. (4. Priciond ~ 7 cud S. Tipper, of Chi ppcilliani, Wilts, victuallers, at.tvrelve! at the White Hart, C:oppenham.--June 12. J. Wallet, of Lime-street, - merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, I.ctoluil.7_ .•:. Jtme 8, B. Bridger, hate of Brighthelmstone, cariat"nOt I 1,. .. clev.m, at the Old Sltip Tavern, Briglithelutstalie•—•Jut4c• 15 t ' • 'W. Senkr, of Billinghorough, Lincoln, corn and coat-low, it!' chain, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, lalkinshinr,--',,,, ,:. Juue 19. A. J. Mackenzie, of I..:ross street, Fincbtirt'liiitgi merchant, at one, itt (.MI1411)011, Lundon.-Jui:e 17. A 1 41, 4 4, son and.). Davidson the younger, of South Blyth, l'or, / ,';',4, berlund. ship-buildeni, at .eleven' at the Commerchafloia- Howard-street, North Shields.— , lune W. S. M Ofr l ial 1,11 , , tenham, Glotteester,luircler, at one, at the K ia i r, A , , 1, 0; ;;.,- .. Gloucester.—Junc 10. C. Berry the elder, of ior w rit . v . olio , . seller, at fottr, at the Star Inn, Norwich..-31111e I °' " I,ii•til; -: ter, of Norwich, I),“3l,:ieller, at four, at the Star Ittil,No t ~,,_ • I June .22. C. Blithe, of Bishorgate-street, t.ik•e"" aiti '' 3 ,,,ati1• ven, at Guildliall.--ilutie 15. J. B. Tulle, tit f:JiL4' l ,",":"..j„ite liull, merchant, at the Dog and Duck 'Tavern, Il""' I , o,et 11. G. Mackenzie, late of I)erhy, salesman, at eierrot 3 . , a; Kitties Anna Tavera,, Derby.--. Jolla 14. W• (;' W'r forti. 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"r p n :r h eTt i . e e i ful t u l ti ls' T i ve 'ild ;: 4 f tic l 'lo : ll''..:"'l), ) lll-7: ' ell4tOrai. . . )/': ,:?. „,,,, e. , ' 4 . - At Vlore, &lit Indic., ',',.t. ,4, usi,t C c,' 14111 f JenkinA, of th'e if;th I,teNan, 11 i Native bli4itt i) • , wr .s(l l " I.ately, at Wakefield, aged 76, .Coloual '2 otton'''' i. „0 t''' Sir Jui* Tottenham, uf Tottenteuu-greets, %'• M. , '' ~,,z,l ' l ' l ' tfi, the Martiali of Ely, and brother ut the hite " t '''' ' tenhatn. .• COAL. MA1:1:1:T, MAY gi. gliips at spa; Nr%rea,tlr . 4 Sunderland Can-1..... Stitt) , sold. ftrii..r. ~i .w: •••• .. .. -q; 47s. )(i. t' , " L l, ,i4i. till, l . .• I''' o ,i, 1 PRICE OF STOC: IBS YESTERDAY. India Bomb, D. ..!:.. dj s " Old Mu. Nen' Ann. Exchequer MIN, $l4 /41, 'll `,,, 4 , i. ba, pr. • Insperial ;3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. , ~,1 3t Cons. fur itul3 Nsay ./".• • Hank Stock, Navy .5 per Cent. 87i 88 per Cort. 4 per Cent. 711 72 3 ties` Cent. lied. 37/ 3 per colt. Cons. 69i Rank 14 9-let is India Stock,