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cillieltances we should call upon Spain to act hi/ us. 'The M-ivgness of Burg believed Ministers had iniolht tor ward the present Bill with the best moll% ; but he could not approve of ninny of its plovisio•os, and, objecting to the principle of that clause odiich prohibited the enlisting of British subjecit into the service of a foreign power with not vise permission of his Maiesty, he should vure for the motion of his Noble Frittid, for dividing the Bill _ _ . The Eatl tsf CARNAAVON WAS of opinion that the quotations rnarte by the Noble Earl opposite curl trot bear ott the present question ; but senti ments ditectly at variance with the present Bill might be fostitel the Author to whom he had particularly referred. But the conduct of America had been mentioned ; he thought Ministers ought trot to have attempted to support themselves on the conduct of a cottotry which had seen one of her Generals levying war in a State with which she was At peace, and hail not only not brought hint to punishment, but had even approved of his conduct. Ile then animadverted on the conduct of the 'sprittish Government with some severity, art 4 concluded by insisting, that the patsiug of this Bill coatkl do no good tor Spain, white it would injure the most valtuthie interests Of this cottittry. Lord HOLLAND wished to put two qwestions to Ministers. It had been said that no application had been made from Spain for (hist/measure. lie wished to 4snow if the Noble Lords opposite would agree to a (notion tor prodocing all she V4l. pet s or Correipondence that related to tlaii-s -sob jeer 'flte Noble Earl had given a statement of tire arias furnished to Spain. Would rte lkisject the prOductioo of ad the licences granted by Order ftt Gowned to famish STUB and aramuaition to Sp tits Lord al alowav said, the Spanish Govern mitto hat nit! Artplie.-A tc.r tile introduction of a Bill like the prettot, hiot .hari complahmd that the ProOarnatiou of the Prince Regent was not en forced. _ _ tioLLksts wished /o know t the Spanish Gov.nnttiew li 4 toot couspliiiit4 4,f tii* law/ as it ii" fotood, or of 411 e twt3 A f.:l S RhatiX to be ct • 4e 4 1ed • A finoti4las for 011 thiS sub j•et,l4e co,:ttetit to Is Ave wo4-414i1 .tvy Noble 1 , ;441 i4ims4eif, /kat it alight he so framed as tu tt tip iti , CLide Ike it Ames of indiiiitbssis tytt dis- ti T!ae asal -denied Oast a warel had been' said on the stabieet of a measure !Like tbat before the House <on the psis of Spain• Zt was inaptc,sibtle however for- tbe agents of that POW.fer t o look %vitt* itattiffereare on the are, wit meta %-d h riela tea Oligll4 S4ty had been fitted etst ira &ligland .to aid {i e Sow h Afnerielots. tVlseet be said slot STA.. itiSi* GaVtfllttatielt had called for ale taw i. a that ta , sor ssssdor colisider,stion, be not mean to de ceive tot (I -0.4,8 e by linying the rerresentaliolas tnade on the s444l:ject of the itat6eacy of tile 16getSri Proclarnatinw alight net sbow a teaning tla az way, for it onuld trot bet beinown, that 4401- wHiltanirtg the Prate:.atanction„ , that svc int whic ti it fa.-ss arrreeted was stili going on. Willa re.44VCI FO 14,e (141.1.et' quesations tit the Noble Lord, , be diad not see that Any goound was telt! for call - , wg lac anaer an at on regoired. • :Lord ii.oLt.atan bad not faiii Any reauti for the intoratiatioo wtaiela Awaken:ea to a=t, Gts- Tel mutat were sail lingt aa.give it, es he di di *Vat intend (4) italftlit a 1444 , ticild ao die 110alat o.i die atiltiteft it lit cot. O*4 a future clay be raigbt perhaps sta:e the gvosaucts etxa whicb he itineagirt Stich in formAtiG,l% onght to be afforded. He now dicisbed to ask, it no representations had been twzdte by Spaio iota Ike t 0144 Laws tililt 'WC= to be re peated ? LO2-4 Ltveuroot, ceplizil. to the best of bit ktt ,aelertge, name. 'Flat Honse than diridea on *be oaoiiiso of Lord ei Present. 4.7--Prtrzi•es l a-17 1 , 2 44 4: - .4 tett 6... Present.. 49-4Arezies 62 ma i ority 'flit questiou was slaett went e b 4041 & COO Ittitiee. tad the Repßot. wits Mileted lobe reetiVed 10,111tiocusw.—Aeljuwea eti at TwiLva o'CLocs... HOUSE COMMONS. The Srehno, - A tcax t Chair cortii after two c.s`ciktek Mr. Clatkt tica,tts ‘tl4t 7i-ivy Council 0500 pre lenleff nil ac.::(l4tot (et ccuiubcr df retii4letsu3 *ll4 th - sta-s•ciet..l.:cs i:s the tevecal diocesee flamed, its the ye,ar•s 1824 81:t..—Ordere4 CO lie Oil tie table. 11 , J PO IND E FX, 10 N. Ois ate • Lord 1.(11-ltd itiIf"SZLL, 111 C wee at COltialiatt 011 the GC4Mptilgad Brihery I rOiranseuts. fe t i3, cal Teri in anti ettantined, liatt 4.'eczt a earti.lid,..ce or the itst electi.an. rk gave its z of electors had rectvived Hader the tor met of loers. The sums varied front 1501. to .•`..;e-traZ of the dettcre aelcuovriedged. recti%4l.4 the SUMS pelt against their names Sit the !ist cvitie'a be hail given its. it M. Lopez Lad miffed the list to be pretty correct. Witnets had indicted ahoot 30 persons for receiving hrilies, rind proceeded wig.4:4l.tst Si, end conr;creti 24. tie 1 n ROC protetliel 1248itast TORSO, Ott account of their good dieracter, Or because they herd given hint us e ful ilituturAtion. tie !IA intended to .5..:/mi nister the bribery oath, brit had been told by . otte vcoer, ti.<4 , if this wire done, ratardtr tad he committed before he kit the town. This had no influence on Isis coodetet, bnt the bribery oath had riot been ter n ifs bad presented a pe tition to the House against the return, bit did not follow it op. beeause his solicitor had alma eloried Iwo. lie had received the whole of the expencc; he had iticurred, 4,7001. frora I,lr. Dennetr, and 1,3001. from Mr. Lavie. previously inetitiooed 10,0001. as the snot which be b.srt expended at and otter the election, he was ached, how Itc rl,cisticiled this statement with that which lie had just cside, of his having received but (,0001. To this he replied, that his first es timnuf 100.0 x j wade, and might be incorrect. John Teed. jon. was next examined. He had attended the late election at Grampotind, but knew c l ot l.ing of the circumstances of the election but in his professional capacity (as counsel), end he submitted to the House whether he might to discl,,se what had sluts come to his knowledge. Alr.Teed, sett. was again called in, and asksii if he 1 1 , ;( 1 !tilt objeciirit 40 that being stated for (Ise tworniation of the House which had come to the knowledge of the last witness in Isis professional character. He relined, he had no objection to his Con141104 , iC:114114 miv thing that he thought proper to column's rate ; lie nett tt eavirely to his discretion.—Tbe ‘Vi(tiess 144%ing ‘Vidtchs44,Vit, 11Ir. Tied, inn. was called in again,- aml tote: last que:•)-inut anti atisl.cret• 'fig read to hint, lie slid be did mat thilik it 's'o' id be proper for him to (104til211411iCkiiC what had costae 40 his knowledge as Counsel for his father. After a conversation. in which Mr. Wynne, Lord J. Ilussril, Mr. Williams, and Mr H Alford partiet4Wed, the Committee declined procetd:og with the eXauliittrtiuu Of Mr. Teed, :inn. The House te-siittivd, the Chairman reported progress, and oktaincil leave to sit again to-morrow. Mr. Lamb and Mr. Lavie were ordered to at tend the Committee to-morrow. Mr. Pomeroy, litter,- draper, of St. Anstell, was ordered to attend the Committee on Moctday• An understanding Was come to that the House sltnolcl 4.0-InfrITOW again meet at two o'clock. Mr. 1 - Lto:GDP.ar brought op the Report of the Cotton Factories Bill, which was Ite.seeti to, and the ilia was ordered to be read a third time to t ititTo W. The Witneisee Protection BM, after a few aroydi from Mr. R. Ala t,14 i n Mr. 11/y)ttia, WAS rrafS a thud time anti 44Assed. Mr. C. GRANS' tivived for Papers skorviiig tlst SIM i, c.intecl lor the ,Iliscellattemos .Servirees of IreiatA h tbr last two veArs.—Oldrrea, The Paptra %rrte 114C4i ldlcsentaci e amid otleretl la lit opt tilt table. sE,c7isrt READINGS- Stipetviiors ()E Excise, ttie Fithery Mae Gt 0 ,4 0 (114 Wales., the ildte CilAls, lit! lolatid Coals, che Approlicioitimi, Alit Spirits 4he Coati DrawbAck, the , the AtillOal EcK , Clie apd the Ves ; selts Cargoes Report liii44, weic srre— *oily read a teconti tkle, Anti InJere4l to he cam ettitied 44a-etmti•ovr„ with the excevion of the Ap. icripriAtiat.i itutticil WKS -(llArct , l to tie cow toirc,Artra tVellmearkty. I'Vew Forces 1411 i Ihrougle a Cotottnit - tee, the Iteport yet which was ofclertel to be ce-' teivt4lo44 We !r Mr.- ltaolaogic bromght tip die "Report of the 12o , r.tan.int-e Mn ttie Acts rciatiag le Sweet .tiuut M .cde witicla was agmc4.l to, anti a 13i 'the itrpori aorot t'ite (ice'{ ee Exported t'uotilws Duties witis illoaglat U au4 agreed ,to, and a 'OT Tire !Tisk Chancery Covrts' Bill went threagh a K tiff toe, Repair, Oaf whir: WAS aindered to 11.4 .k•rri v ocppit. Nlaiestfs Etioiorrity 1144 wal read is Ireoad time, mid I3incleced re be •etmitioirced to-4nowew. The :Report of .tbe Tabacce importation V1 , 41S 1)14004 gp, 111444 'recommitted, and 4ise Avaiencied Iteport tivier.ed to d rerveivtd ILO= IR OCT Ow. VLOCK. AtICTIPNS. Mr. WAzrammr, taaa lilt 'airier of Ore boy low going ilea a Conmittee On dil.e lkloci; Anctiousr offeere4 a fevr.Tecassits, is44bt coio-se of niiich 4ze wadi, Le t..a hoped the ihl would pass awl timouutoring any arsiwss opposition, as wt 11;412 14.44144 r in principle An oae mdaic , l4 +lad pittSCA Ate* Haus& 14 true fear oc five years age. CAIx.RAFr opposed tewerai provisiont th-e /lin. No map could toppostiliE by icpish teivt yintctrattits it 'would be voss•ilide t4s, prevezit people ti , a-ett uyittg •7:41 tc jar 111 c es 'St - 1144.;C!1t pricvs .aQ4I yet t.d,is teetueil to - tat ant •(of die stain Objet.-41 trinis till. tle thecefare 4tove,ti, ai 114 attte , adtaleat, nil et the Colxisuittoe tie vol t. istim.e.d, to .0146 daj , tllre,ce tsitrutl4s. Mr. TACK.tri•soo •,(4.% yeas tradlecsteovoll secutPU-41 the Altzewiritttrt. • M. Akierctsva Watritutsam replied! to the ob j-ectiou 'made sgaiatt the Bilt_ iabisteel vport tht advaiti age ut Freve,ating tr•Ona Wll - ow,lproptrty. lilt .obiectian WAS zurt ta auctio4reeTt tuerely elling their' own pro. F ealy, but to their (mixing up wirer •artieles with e le stoee. bauStrupts they weed employed to t.eit. Fk ottattioocil •an iitstAlioe it* hiss 44ys. ilc Wlzieb olit of 201? aiti.clea told at tlae aucii•clii of a han4rupt's estate, of iy ilifee were (lit estate of tie! tatstkropt. Ile bad iva cabs c tioct IO tl 47•ovv 8-t,ctionecti ateic (MU pro irroki,d4Nl tiny desztibed it as t4lCit. Mr. Aides - I.:tun %Your. said, tilAt tilfliongla tittre tytl-sitxve vlrxrcricacts t<a 11113 Bit!, yet. as u te . a ... sure at 110 K was csi•eatiftily laccestaq. Vile iit3use alien otivi4.led- Fia• .the Dili., Fws 1. L r Aq,kettd intilt . .... . 9-9 11 ia i o.rive t:of: tbe IM'i • _ T.k, 11;11 4V4sti t heti C4l.taitzti, 1 red. Ott the clause for p4 - eveclting acct:otteers from tkeir riwit cecadK stokss descent:Nl as gucli io Oat eatalog+w, t•Ile divided— 17 Nces . 67 agailtst the Clliqatc Aker this division, -sirsogers were er.clodeti f rom E h e 9:;4iltcy f4or shove Sel boor, and rtsa their retwo tLe House had rt•sutoett, and it was VI/ • deo:Tr:all tligt the Report ot (be 13ili tc, be feceivt4 to-tootrow. was requested to carry it to the Lords to desire licir con curl euce. BANKRUPT REGULATION BILL. . The Order of the Day tor the third reading of the Be Ilk filo Regulation Bill was then read.— The Bill was read a third time. Sir nortiißT WILSOII objected to certain clauses, and hoped for some amendments, so as to render it less exceptionable. Mr. J. SMITH explained, and had no objection tir-what the gallant officer might suggest. Mr. MARTIN (of Tewkesbury,) after some re marks, moved an amendment, which was after wards withdrawn. The Bill was afterwards passed ; and Mr. J. Smtrn, and other Gentlemen, requested to carry it to the Lords, to desire their concurrence. PILEVENTION OF FOILGERIE!;. Mr. CALCR AFT sai►l, that front the Report of the Cmoutissioners appointed to render ti►e for gery of notes wore difficult, laid before the House at an early period of the Session, as wep as from the intimation given by the late Report front the Committee on Bank Affairs, the House and the Country were led to expect a communication from the Commissioners long before this. He b►gigged to know front the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite, whether or not any communication from those Gentlesuen might be expected before the close of the Session. CHANCELLOLI of the EXCHEQUER observed, its answer, that a considerable progress was now making in the execution of the plan recommended by Ole Commissioners, and that until they might he stale to decide upon the success of this measure, any fui tiler communication from them must of course be postponed. THE CUSI:4O.M.S (;ONSOLID.IIED BILL. The CR RV CZ!../..,0R of the IL XC .E. 4 Ebt UV:JIM& that this Bill lie read the third time. Mr. GfecaGz LAME offered solve objections to it but at he titoogitt all opposition would be now ineffectual, he would nut fruitlessly detain the Muse. MV. W. SMITH( took this opportunity to repeat, teat its operation would be ruinous to biz coulti znents of Norwich. The lid! was (lieu read a third time. The CuAscet.Loa of the EXCHEQUER brought up au addition:ll clause. It was read a Esit anti Second time, and ordered to be added by way of I filer•. 11 . 01.mz SUMNER %Yidlea to know if any al teration had lakta place s itzctt last discussion ? tie CHANCELLOR ot the EXCHEQUBEt Wag Pot aWsis e of Miy. The 13111 was awn passed ; and Mr. BroZde3 THE SUN. if/LEM 44 Mil FILERS FA LSVAII Avatar LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 819. We received this morning the Paris Papers of s a tord ay last. A considerable crowd filled the Tri bunes of the Chamber of Deputies on Friday, in expectation ofbearing.a Report from Oneonta...it /re o the tit wr petitions for the recal of the exiles, and also of witnessc:ng she anticipated :disclosure of the terrible seem: of M. BIGNON, Who At teistled there in fqta dress. After waiting some time, the Report was at length marle. It neve ly is the most laconic manner recommend ed the Chattober to pass to the Order of the Day. M. DUZONT (de l'Euas), and M. fit3.taJnsltai CONSTANT, called out to put the Order (,),f the to the vote, .which was clone, and it was agreed by Vin immense majority, without any discussion, to proceed to the Order of the Day, ( h ere by getting rid of the Petitions. The only D e p u ties wins voted against tbis proposition were lUM. Bignan, Dupont (de l'Eure), Lafitsc, th e Marquess- de Untold-in, Benjamin Constant, th e Marquess de la Fayette, de Corcellet, d'Ar genson, Perreau ciu Megny, Gild/lent, Robrz, Poliserd, and Duman. As to the Secret of M. Btanota, it retraaitia AS it was ; he is probably loth to make any attempt to sliclose it, for a reason which ntay be considered tolerably sufficient, tiavtiely, that has in truth nothing to disclose. After hearing a Report front the Committee of icdys and Means on Petitions referred to it, die comideration of the Articles of the Budget of Ways and Means was postponed till Saturday.-- The following are elataCta " NEILS, IL'IAZ 2C.---Yesterday a Deputation of the Charnber of Deputies delivered to his Ma jesty the projet of Estimates on Supplies. The Deputation was accompanied by the Minister of the Interior. The King also tra.insacted business with the Grand Chancellor of tltr.-. Legion of Ho nour, and the Cardinal de Perigord. In the even ing iris Majesty strewed himself tit one of the win dows, and was greeted by the crowd with loud acclamations. " General Vandatnme has proceeded to Ghent. "The Euiperor and Empress of Austria quitted Rome ort 'be I Ith instant at five in the morning. "!'bey proceed to Florence by the Way of Perugia and Arezzo. " The Count de St. Leu (Louis Buonsparte) arrived UIL the I 1 it iast. at Ratisbon fruat Rome, whence he had come by the way of Munich ; be set out the next clay for the waters of Matienhol' " A letter front Madrid, dated the 14th ifo t " announces another change in the Spanish o ' 4. stry. The Prime Minister, the Marquess C 3° Yrojo, received in the night of the 120 an ()flier from the King, conveyed to bins by the Capt ain : General of the Provineei — erriitriniugliiiirib q ui t Madrid before seven in the morning, and 10 P r() ; ceed all his family to a small town in 01 Castile. The order was immediately obeyed• The Nuremberg Correspondent states, 11 / 4 Marshal (Jlouvion Saint Cyr, the Minister of V. is to succeed the Marquess de la Riviere, as M g ' bassador at Constantinople,., It alto states, this M. de Baratiti will succeed the Baron Louli itt the Department of Finance. " The English L?eutenaut•Gener*l Robin °. died at Paris on Wednesday. FIVE PER CENTS. Friday tIS f. 7Sc. DEFERRED srocx. Of the 22d Mardi, 1817, . 891. 708. 22d Sept. 1817, .. Al7l. 70e. 22d Mardi, 1818, . . t3sf. 14d Sept. iBlB, ....... 1. 70e. 22d March,lll9, . .......8i f. 7S e. " MADRID, JUNB 15. —Dot) Manuel 0010 14 Salmen, is the successor ad interim of die g ifr° , guess de Casa Yrujo, who has been distaffss ej° Lieut.-General Don Joseph Marie Mos tacke t49 to the Ministry of War. " The greatest agitation has been cooed this Ministerial Revolution. The Marro'. ~(4 .1 Casa Yr+, had no .previous siotice of b ill — whatever of his intended fate ; lie was awaig the middle of the night., for the purpose of c: °°ll' trittoicAting the order for his exile to 40 4 ' lie bad transacted business as usual in the efeV ing preceding with she King. Don Luis who is recently returned from the UoitetiSts idi is said to be destined ultimately to succeed Ili' s " 4 "fweuty-five changes Nal Ministry jai/eV ° partments have taken plice-in the .course ao y-ears since ,the re cur n of . Fe r dti Da DJ.** Some AmericAu Papers arrived titie sanvol li b but not of a later date tfiam we received yeitead‘ . • Letters reveived ibis morning by the Islands Mail; bring *mounts from M+rrgafitt♦ the 20tii May, stating, that Colonel EN41. 1 °7 .4 with 2000 men, was to sail on the 25tir Ikl4 Canacas. • AS CALCUTTA, JAN. 28 —CETLOW...--We t_ .g length the satisfaction of announcing to she the return of his Excellency the Governor, General Baowstut to Col 1111140, after 11414:141i of 1.5 months, tinting which eventful pirko i has effectually crushed the alai-ming I osorrect l.. which had so long distracted that Commit., , established the British Dominion eu a firmer te lt° than over throughout the whole of the l3ar7 Provinces; lte was met at the Grand Pass, Almost the whole of the population of C O lO 4 / 1 ' with every demonstration of joy, and the A 1 5,41451 troops are under orders to return. The s orrefO gg ' of arms, throughout every province of the lirterlP!! ‘ stems to be general; more than eight *110 40 7 , muskets, with other arms, have already been ow lected, KEWULGEDEAA, the only rebel Chig i consequence not taken, is supposed to have s liti r, .cipated the sentence of the law by anucuiliii. WELCH GAME BILL. The House t h eir went into a Committee on the Wk.la) Game Bill, Mr. ROGD eM hi the chair. The usual progress was made in the Bill; the resumed ; and the Report ordered to he recrired vo-Inovrow. llor the ivrtiairulte , of the Pruett-clings of the House of Cant woos see the last Page.) REGISTZIL Performed ',Rot Night. Taskrur. UATAL, (OVEN't -GA 1) EM.—Roh Roy Macgregor: Rob itoy Macgregor Cam vbcll, Ivlr. Macready ; I)!ana Vcr xtuu, Miss St.ephcas. After Cozeni.og.. To wilich was a4th..d, ..),10,tlitx Goose. CATIIE Ltu L, A Y.N.I Ait ti LT, DWG IVY-LANE CattPANTr.-- Pizarro:, Rolla, Mr. flat ..Cara, Mrs. kLuktint on. After actaktit, All the Wori.i's a Stage.. Tfi JLO YAI., EN GLI aft tirf:RA-Hews(:. —Tile Padlock. After which (Ist time), My •own Rival : Principal Charac ters by Mr. S%veu.ab and Miss .Kelly. which was added, The 331iu.d Boy. iT.PETER AWD Vays,.—A Holiday it tine Ban Exche— luer, £a.& ltrdia and South Sea Houses. MAILS. Asaviza.)-3 'Waterford, I Lisboa, I France, i Leeward Islands. lIVE i Gettenburg,b, 1 Malta, HIGII WATER AT LONTMIC 'BRIDGE TO.MaRROIV. Morming, 4,5 .rui.titttes after 7. 4 Ere-fling, 40 aumutes atter :. suicide. e This day is a Holiday at the Bank, bat th Stock Exchange is -open; little or no busin,44; however, is doinz. Consols, ; thnuitni s ' discount. Letters received in Town this imornitl; f rets Glasgow mention, that sic lionses stopped ytr meta there on Sa-oird4y The extraordinary mews from Spain, whit" sr Reared eXtittrirte/y is THE SUN of last night, of course been adopted, and confirmed by 4/16 Morning Papers in general, with some little (1 ' 1„' feretice. It is also confirmed by the Fred.: Papers, as will be seen in our extracts. Mornink Chronicle says, that the Meg ligs ; Da Casa YIIU.TO '• espoused the daughter ° M‘lican, the Republican Governor - of 1 7 ° 1°' sylvania, in every sense opposed to the AP 4/1 family," and was not, as we stated, 0 1 ' 1 % 4 by marriage to the Ex-President Mr. Aoamq• presume that The Chronicle is right in this corner ; Lion. Fur the statement given by The Tim' s ' ° the events in question, we reter to our usual ES' tracts from the Morning Papers of the day. We did not think it at all proper for us to 41°4 the Seditious STOCKPORT Manifesto, i ss ued by die Miscreants who are endeavouring to excite Re bel‘ ' lion in the Country, but we hope that Mi+tis erg will seriously reflect on its nature and lentle u `T The Finial Revolution, as we helot e obso /Ct ; , began in this manner, and unless the 'now ° ": c glance, caution, and vigour are employed , g may expect the some consequences. ' 1 c i posilium *Tutuilals are sufficiently InisclkicOus bl, Itt r Ift t 'ei a►e t►i iii ~~ i~ • t ' I t Z