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.'4IM 1.111 ) IA f'ZI 1.1.1.4.141 A HOUSE OF PEERS, ' • SATURDAY, JUNE 8. BERKELEY PEERAGE. The Committed of Privileges were engaged in the further invnkligation of this case from h‘slf-past ten o'clock in the morning until five in tne u%ening. A number of witnesses mere examined. The fur ther proceedings wire adjourned until half-past one o'clock on Wednesday. , Ruricaion, which broke out among the peasants in Lower Huiogary and in . the liannat, l last month, is entirely quelled, without much bloodshed. It ap pears;frorn the levo tads which have.transpired, that itt• authors ofithis iosurreetion were-a few Lords, who front the patent published on the t 6tlt March, That their revenues would be lessened by reduaion of the paper money to one-filth of its nominal value, bad recour,e to those means to de feat the deigns of the Government. By tlie judi cious measures of County Altuaty„ tranquility has been restored. • Twelve of: the ringleaders are in custody. , The meeting of the Diet of Hungary is fixed tor the first week after Whitsuntide. &ALIN, MAY 4.—Our Coizrt Gazette of this day contains an' order, directing the seizure of such per sons on the frontiers who shall act as recruiiii g agents fur a neighbouring power. It a1 , .0 forbids The execution of any contract for supplying ihe forces on the Danube Willi live cattle. ROXBURGH CAUSE. .The further consideration of this • long pending enrhitnportant cause being resumed, The &rap CHANCELLOR quitted • the Woolsack, and briefly cieliverea his sentiments upon the leading points of the case. His Loidship concluded by moving, To affirm the judgment in the Court of StSlitoll with respea to the principal interlocutor in the case ; and which forms a result, so far, deci dedly in favour of - Sir James Norcliffe Trines, Bart. Smile subordinate and subsequent considerations of the case still lie aver for decision. The discus- Sion of these, his Lordship informed the Agents of the patties would be proceeded upon either On Mon day or Tuesday. The further consideration of the English and Irish. Insolvent Debtors Bills was adjourned till Tuesday next. . The Irish Militia Officers, the Verdigrease Impor. tation, and the Prize Goods Waiebousing Bills, passed through Commitiees of the whole House, and were reported without any amendment. The other Bills, upon the Table were forwarded in their respe,:tiVe stages.--Adjourncd till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. SATURDAY, JUNE 8. • • STATE oe THE KING's HEALTH . . inunektiate4y alter the Sri:AKzn had taken the The Ms.s•tca of the Rol.Ls rose, and observed, that he legreileci much he had out been in the House last night, when he wail iven to understand, an Hon. Member (Mr. Whitbread); had stated that there was a,division to the QUeen's Council as to the stale of his Majesty's health. Some, being of epi. tion tutu he was in a state to resuihe the Royal fun lions, others that he was not. itt be, the Mas ter of the Ito bad never conceived it possibly. that such a report could he in circulation, knowipg that it had no existence in fari, be could not Ruppoße it likely that it could find Its Way into the Hon. Mem ber's speech, otherwise he shodld have ,telt it to be his duty to be in his place, to give the statement of the Hon. Member an absolute contradiction. He had only now to declare, that. 'no division in the Queen's Council lead ever :Liken place, either on the supposed questkri of difference alluded to,by the Honourable Gentleman, or on any other what sot yet.. Mr..IOOSRINGTON brought in the Appropriation Bill, the Vanities' Bill, the Custotus Seizure Vraudie 13,i15,, and a Bill for Consolidating thelDis. tillety Laws, which were severally read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday. Mr. LONG. brought in a Bill to indemnify the, Trustees a 1 General De Lancry, which was read a first tiMe, and ordered to be read a second. tithe on Monday., The Army Prize Money,•the Iri b Comtuissioners Fens, the Devonshire Coals, and the ExchecFer . Bill, bill, were severally lead a third time and pa l sed. Ttw iterorts of the Committees of , Wayi 1,1, , ,an, and Supply of Friday, were brought up and tigr-o0 to, The N.Nal Arsk7nnis, the Secnrities, the English and tri,h i lilitl t tidy, imd the 'Militia Subslierns Bills, were st.trunttly committed, and ordered to be . rt.porteci on Alrnriddy. Exeitte IltgehAtion Bin was committecb, r e . ported, OtILI Ordered to be' read t third - time on tvlowlay. , ' Oil the motion of Sir J. Sinclair; the Committee en the Highway Ilitl had leave to report from time La naut, ".11w ()tiler (Vag , were disixneil .COREIGN FRENCkI PAPERS. PALO, M tv Majesty the Emperor ar rived a) Cherburgh oil the ,;,7111 uit, He wail received two ttriles from the etes by the Municipal Autho rtties.—ller M,ljebly the Emprest appears not all at 166.ted by the latigue. Both were every where re ceived by the playas and loud acelarnations of the people. Pattsannort, MAY 4.—The negcciations forpeace between I.l43sia.tara.l Turkey are carried on with lunch apparent activity. Tile Chevalier Italiesky is the accrediled Miniver on the part of the Russian Government. We'ar's assured that ALlkAid has of - feted to relinquish all the strong piaCes south of the Danube, and to make the northern bank her boundary Ibut. there are many other points d,tri. cub ref adjustrueot,•which are likely the mar the rie ! . gociation. SAMT 1.0, MAY 30.—At 'five o'clock this morn ing lils D'tlajesty belog in Ott; Reads, made the squa dron be reviewed, commanded by :Rear-Aotittral Troude. This squadron went through several CVO. iutions at some leagues distance from the Roads. Their M j' iC" , Lleaktasied at cleveu o'clock on the Dike of cneruourg. The squadron returned by tht c b:c.lll cotiatice, along the battery within pist o l shot } and went out again by the entrance On it a va;st to recommence its eruize. At twelve °Pt:lock their Majesties took an airing-in their car ria4e, and arrived here again at seven ,m the evening. DUTCII PAPERS. VIUNNA ) MAY 6.—The Archduke Palatine of nuilgory nriived in th;s capital ye,terliay. It is re. pored in the pot tic:ll circles, that his Royal Hi2;h , h,ings the tigrecablo intelligence, that Ail in- Tit following Bulletin Of the state of His MA* JESTY'A health (signed on SatUrday) was yesterday exhibited at St. James's " Windsor Castle, l one 8,18 i t. Hts Mir csTy has teen more composed through the last week, and his disorder hay in no respett in crdased, " H. HALPOItD. " M.' LIAILLIE. " W. HEIMIIDEN. " R. WILLue." The Report of yesterday at WitiLlsor, was as fol. lows ; " His NIAJEOITY has had a good night." We received this morning American Papers, of Which the following is an extiad. : 1106 TON, MAY 6 " Sink, Burn, Plunder, and Destroy !" " Ills Alidesty loves the Americans II" " Arrived yesterday, the French privateer brig 'Diligent, Capt. qansstx,trom 'lt cruise. The:arrival of this privateer in;the polaware caps,theclimax'of insult and impudence, as she is the same that,CaptUr ed on the 21st February last, the.shiP Hebe, OGLE, Otthis port, and the barque Gideon, COFFIN, of Nev York, which vessels being chiefly in bahast, she was 'On the point of sinking, but ,was prevented by the Captain's ransoming the first for 10,000, apd the latter for 6,000 dollais, Tor which, they gave their' 4onds. , American Senmeu murdered in France. ". The accounts received on Friday, confirm the tidings of the execution (in fact murder) of three American Seamen in France. The stip Mary dun, of Portland ; having been captured by a French picaruon, was afterwards gallantly re-captured by Captain Mg wrostr, and part of his - crew, and several .of the Fleachinen killed in the contest. A• calm ensuing, and the American re-captors finding the piearoon overtaking them, took to their boat and escaped. Three, of the crew took no part in the re-capture, and were of course left on board ; but when. carried into Dunkirk, were tried, condemned, and shot, by the French." The accounts from ihe North continue to be tnore,:and more interesting, and the rumours of ap• proaching hostilities between France and Russia be. , come every day mere' strung. The assemblage of Russian troops on the frontiers of Poland has ex cited the jealousy of, BUatiAPARTE and according to the last accounts, he had deiniuded a categorical nsuer upon the subjed, Which the Court of Pe ter-sburgh had not thought - proper to' give. - In the mean time, BIjOiIAPARTE is ,sending troops as fast as he can towards the Russian frontiers, and the Prus- ., Sian army has Ileen reviewed by French Generals. It was reported yesterday, that a Messenger had yesterday arrived in town with dispatches from Pe tersbutsh, and that. Government were actually in possessiim of the Manifesto which the Russian do veto men t had prepared to be issued on the corn mencernent of hostilities with France. , Whefher the latter, pat t of , this report be title or not we ou tlet undertake to say,' but we have no doubt what ever, in the course of a very few - weeks, some most important changes will. take place in the North of Europe. An Anbolt Mail arrived this morning,: We I - hoe tihicie aoulL extracts iron! it, tut ings very little news. This day the first meeting of" the persons. Who have associated to obtain what they are pleased to designate ‘` Parliamentary Returm," is to take place. That many among them really and hitestly wish for no more than the correCtietr of what they conceive to be abuses, we' hare no doubt, but we are convinced on the other band that there -are many who make use of the specious mask .of Re form to cover their plans of ionovatiou 'and sub version. The attachmept of the people of this empire to the Constitution under which they al.d their ancestors haVe enjoyed 'so much happiness is so great, that any attempt openly to attack it would . excite general alarm, and therefute the violent re-' formers are obliged to assume a: tone very.different indeed Iran that which they would use, it' they dare at, present to speak their real sentiments. Very few years have elapsed :duce the Br Constitution wai:the daily sutj , :ct of the attacks of Many of those who now profess to 'admire it e the French Consti tution was then ,the object of . their adoration. What circumstance has etieaed this wonderful change in their sentiments ? such sudden con versions are always suspieious, and we cannot think that it would be wise or prudent to employ those porsons . to reji)rne the Constitution (if a reform were necessary) who but a little white ..igo were so • • eager to destroy it, an d on ly d es i ste d h orn the at tempt when they found that it was impractic We shall be asked, perhaps, whether' we will un dertake to say that no abuses do exist, and if they do, - whether they ought not to be correetedl. To this we answer, that in every system of human Go vernment there must be errors,hoth in the theory and pratiice ; but we assert,witliout the tear of cootra . (fic tion, that the British Constitution is nearer to perfec tion than any other that ever existed, 13:cause under it the people enjoy wore protetaion, more liberty, more real happiness, than ever was 'enjoyed by any people under any Government of which history af fords us any knowledge. It', then, in such a Con stitution, some real or ituaghaary error < is . diseover-- ed, would it not be wise, before the work of re form, alteration, or Innovaticin, is begun, to clan sider whether the evil wising fzerh this' supposed error in oar Constitution, is so great as to jestifius in running the risk of specul,uive.alteratietis, and from such hands too; whether we ought to expose our selves to the hazard of losing our practical happiness in the idle hope of obtairiing theoretical perfJBion ? But the time at which this attempt at Reform is made appears to us - most objectionable : it is calcu lated to agitate and distract the minds of the people, when every thought, every exertion, should be di reEled to one object ; it is calculated to engage us in speculations and disputes upoti absthet points, when all our energies are necessary fo'resist fo. reign Tyrant, who, if he were tesucceed against us, would reduce us to a state, of wretchedness and slavery of which the history of the world "lards no example.' If we can suppose that there is any one thing more calculated iagiVO'BUCNAPAnTs pleasure than another, it must be that of seeing us divided among ourselves, and favouring, by our own internal divisions, his plans for our subjugation. He has found our arms Oy . sea and land invincible. if he should ultimately succeed against us, it must be by our own assistance,—it must be by our employing those energies in disputes with one another, which ought to be directed solely againsthitn. We have received letters from the Ccipe of Good Hope, to the Ist of April, by the Mary, arrived in the river. The Owen Qienclower . trigtte, Captain SELBY, With a convoy , from Spitheed 'and the Harpy, Capt. A. •C P UKT, with dispatches, had pr, rived at the. Cape... Capt. SaLBY, we are sorry to hear, died a few Jays after he arrived . : he was ill when he left England.. Capt. A. Cotiler wits pro moted to the command of she Owen Glendower.— It was said that Admiral STOPFORD was to go on to India, to succeed Admiral DRURY. The Scipion, 74, bearing his flag, Capt. JOjINSTONE, was lying at the Capeo—Captain Pnvtia; of the Royal Eugineers, and several other passengers, came home in . the Mary. • A Gentleman, who left Biscay= on - the 23d of May, who slept at the same inn with JOSEP' II 800. NAPARTR, on his return to France,'-and who, during a residence of th ree mo n t h s i n t h e neighbourhoodl of the Fyrenees, had continual opportunities of aSevr taining what was passing there, states, that not single French soldier had entered Spain Since the ar rival, Of gESSICRUS *- and .that, on the contrary, a considerable numb:or, principally, however; • non effettires, had returned to France. Mousier Le Baron LA JaUNE, Colonel in the French army,. and late kid-de-Camp to MASYRNA; and Mona. La Col. STOFFLAtt, late Aid-de-Camp to 'I32IITHIER, have arrived at Portsmouth froM Portu.al, and g o ne on t h e i r pewit! ; the timer to Northampton, and the' latter, to "Ashhy-iIL:-la- ZOUCIL--.Col. SToFFLER was taken pri,oner be. tween Altheicla and Ciudad Rodrigo, with 20:dra-' goons, by *a party of Guerillas, whilst conveying disp..tchcs. At the reontst of the Nee'rchants interested, Sir Scorr has given his written 4.)pinion on the case, of the American ship fur, in which he is tind,r stood to state, that the said vessel is liable to he con demned under the Orders in Council. , 1 1,-, , II , .. ' -~ ~~ ~~ f . :~ ~i ~. GERMAN PAPERS. Beer.lN, MAY 9.—The rumour of an interview between the King of Prussia and the Emperor of Russia is currently reported here, and has derived support eroin a part of the ,GUards being ordered to the 4rontiers. The French @criers' Itapp ,passed through Berlin on the 2d, tor'Datitzte, to inspect the fortifications ereCtirr;. them•. The fortresses of Stet tin, Custrin, and Glogau, have been provisioned fur six months ; their garrisons have likewise been aug mented. *trAl LS. • stitk I v tu—t Anholt. DUs---1 Cadiz. Pl:lett 00 STOCKS THIS DAY A r Twitt.vit O'CLOCK. Red. Ann. -, - 63 i t tl Onmium - - i Pr. r 1-i [ s t) N. SOLLNI UUI3 I.)lCittt. FALsUM AUD&AT L 0 N D 0 N, MONDAY, JUN , : 10, 181 1. NAVAL I, \v J. reenr, , . .. __ . : rntITH) Ma 8..--We tini .e s e n to re , iatil a phenomenon 'similar to that winch. hoppened hot K at intervals for the apnea 0 4 brloluht‘' foaluorron'ilt:lgueokf, t i l td .'e e j'tild'et Uagi'taiill:l6ll.,,WTeljii;ainiii(tfibil3ol several f e et in as many mintlie4, which, ceoliip.itil v)hich the iininense swell, commonly Oiled a big; drove into thefiarbours of Swum 'Poi ild Cot four or fist lioqrs, ter, at the rate of four knots an hour, thlreby 50 jecling the vessels at anchor tner to great door; A neutral vessel, was damaged by coining great door; &nig t he s with a tishing -smac k during' we il. SettO vessels • have received trifling d l rivige , ause of HO 0, ''') afloat and aground, at • intervals. The c ,hit ex t rao rdinary phenomen on, and tieing teriiod of a former one. in 50 short a period, cautiot li,d• counted for, unless occasioned by seine f eu 0' vulsion at a distance from hence. . This morning about f 250 Fretteli ►wirera nivel' ed from hence for the prison at I.).lriinoo r,eso4 by a detaehinent of the N. Olt Dcvon Mitll3, 03 are to relieve ,a de' t‘ichment ut tile Iliyal Cliesta6 • Arrived his M.jestys s hip Spred/ante, of 1 Militia. ' guns, C a pt. Sir G. GoLtratt, f r om a t wig off coast of Spain ; and the freckrick, Ctittl,Tlli) IIC4/ t SUnderL nc l i onid is ind. litt 'Caine down from 133rn p ool and a Sound rue Cadmus brig of war. , . 11 Sailed ' Ina Majesty's ships Royal q ec oe, of ! lie °l ' t guns, tor Basiiiie "toads; and tlia:Seer , guns, Captain BALL.AtID,, ID block: The The hivourite 'aired cutter is paid 06 ' ' . to , ~, Sailed i tie brains stoop o f war, sad *white; brig to the West ward. Went into harbour the Shannon frigate, • brig' of 'war, and iiphea sci)ovuer. ij°vgl' juNgt. 9.--Y est erday 30 .11010:011 fil' i i ), . ,I S liie Wiiii;ll iiiid been detained 14 coastal:3We ow" .4,, j Downs, received an order for het 1400%, proceeded - On her voyeil.e itnieeaisidY i, Du 11 : 00 ti-adietory order by telvgrapti W3l 1001 atiler l'oeived., here, and a v essel disV•llcbc4, 4 ! „ 1 ,.:11 ~, h lob ,lorin3 . a last sailer, 60011 (Aro tool; ao" o ` her • back ; alie is laden %viol linen, and papp.:etv; be irattien;viy rich ; her 11401 e the iiineroll ladelphia. . esieli , ion lc - Passed ,by to the DOWIIS Eirlterti Arno ~,poil also the Sarragossa front the DOA '1 M'Ktssoon, Commander. i i; t ..--... • . it x de DEM.) jIINB .9.-.-Camti down (rota:, litt East c h i the Minerva and. II illiam i . ° t he • ' pai l Put back the Corddia', With the tili convoy, and remains. PoRTSAIOUTH, JUNg 0.--Arriv44 bit .111i'911i I,loop Li nucl limn a croize. , 1 t .,, Sailed his. Al3jesty'i ships Gerson 31 I d 11''''' ' tor the Downs, and the 'Arian on a croize. . ~, ~ , , .;,.01,4, ThenraCian'l3 0 . .. d . ' Y M S ' )ca ' r 4 ppoint, c,OllO ......... ui vi AO. the FALudUTH JUN'S 7.--ArliVed le Sr; Thow as'd in 43 d•l 6. pachet fro (luiCio", T HAN!, ji not Npiesy,s slos!!„:: e , max unOocked. The Tremendous 01 t r io r Yard some time fig°, on a nor cJoico savesl phinned by Mr. SorriNas, ovfi . Governinen! on inurcore, expeit, 1" fle '8; found co, answer so %veil, dist til' jo 11°w 31 41°0k, is order ej to repaiica io Malta, li o le and 41G7111)11'rs',4.''''—."—°.'111 ar,Pcv;-------°1);r1.;r111:4.'.:::dv:1:°111 11"‘11.:iiii: I rot geslll9l ati„., riomouth, on Friday. Site Ititt Mai! olio 6,11`1 of April ; Sir Charles Conois4 11,!e;colsi was ; :nitd •Gihrallar on the 184 i oil. ,D1',01,40 o. r lizing, with 0 oil o f the Ili e: loot FreTinon and Ain-or:o, The tiorineY, 7,414'00j S to saliaprile, was iying at IVlJlion. Sr 3.4 e, i t .0) Gib.: tor EtiglAnd, when do I,,,praco ovola Halia'tar, had joined, The l'igo, stho,wripbo co_ "well, also ratans finale. Caforni.sori),lo su. ")es passepger in her iron) Giblevtar, .':1 t oo less f _Note c• . A . ,t, I, 019 to d' err Malta On o' jP"In isll"Lj 14 i' c covey fc' r P is laud , fie• 1 Orli of Aiay, Vkrit a i. La Coro • 1110 ono and 14,14,6 %%I" itrao and La Bellono tligates, o,ouid oil obmot,litretbeo.,:dhi: tale t , bear or Spithead. Cipr. Ougtei 0-,.. ii o t t splinter ) is quite recovered front the- e,l•ratouspoks several wounds ho received: Toe IYr.od trol e,. sliips on Err; v.9th uir ilich.)o,l pool ea:ahead under'convor of t:.e. rlagis, bo o t . 60 0 0 , co mpany IV' COllPetit, Pi 1550,1100 11.; op i4' ,'ho A. eale, E. N, :314 It.'N'ir,iiiti,oo4, 'I" was Secretory to rite lat, I..yrd iim : 0110 —.o The Sept Wore, Captnift fotio eilt:dioite, tiotop I)ro.ught Lord Apilwist, 1)5 fitnlll o't rjleva, li SitilYs left fitiwirA DOW lYivs ,3, 00 110 Y„ 9 ; thc Callus': stio $311,,:d front (iiiribt:i, tilt, rlcj and . v..ori;ed out of Jlio Got on 10 rtio ite:i''4 vious to be 4`,411100, ii,lV*l`gtirlee 1/81 (de 0114 °of B°"lts dvtelt . Colopel Dr-wile) t ' jo t, .veg . ' " t Tarii9 " p ti/ tarot, WO enoitlfiris 3. ' , reitli i 10 we, i,ll.lormation,, also, 11).1t he Po '4OO, tor it 04.,, e'v,ille ; And the reasoo 001' ggleo,,,teir f sl o r 4 , lia,r, notfindiog the ii 00,1) ' , tor olot a la Haack them Ito bad rotortigu . r , ' way. ~' ~~ i ~.~~ ~' ~~N` Y