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~' DE NUS. 40 4 scpteuint,l 1, ilt to•eive, London. At. !ortlik.s biks• ;, Shawes, Le Wai:, and Silawe, Tudor rtet , 1 lack f, P. Hecker, Dover, Kent, tnealinan, July 10, August 3; and s eptem uc t 3, at tett, 4t Guildhall, Lorqlon o Aunt - riles, Mr Goren, Lyon's Inn, Lundun an d Mr. Hicks, Griltirs s treer, Deal. riittoll, WattlialltStOVV, Essex, merchant, fitly 27, Au gust 13, acid September 3, at eleven, at dtltittliali, Lon, don. Atturnies, Messrs. Van.lereatu and Culnytt, - 13ush lane Cannbn.street..-- • • - - . Burton, New City Clumberti, London.,lnsuranc:e.hroker t i t uly 27, August lb, and Septembet -3, at ten, at Glitid. - all, Attyrnie,s, Mews. Reardon and• Davis, (a:Janet cOnrt, Gracectiurall-atieot. Angust 17, 1, Gillow, Preston, Lancaster, grocer, at Cies' veil, at the White horse, Pre4tun August 'l7. W. P toggett, Colharn•street, Fenchurch hireer, London, merchant 441 iliStitanCer-broker, at eleven, Angirst 13., N. E, Robinson, liond-court, Walbrook, Lon don, mereltatit, At ten, at August t 3. D. Moore,. Little 'Power-hill, thartseller, at ten, at . Attgust.l3.- W. Wpodhouse, 'Noble -street, falcon-square, London, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall. August 13 W. Cowperthwait‘b, old - Fish-street, Lonilon, gieeer and 'eaman, at ten, at Guildhall. • . 4ugust 13. R. Westm, , cott, sen. 'Mount-street, Hanover square, sculptor and stotie.mason, at ten, at Guildhall, Loridoik August 9. C. Chattertort, NeWark-upon, Trent, Nottink hantslure, linen-dr‘aper, , at'ten,'at Guildhall, London, August 13. Fulford, lino Mill, 14. , 5e10r, Warwickshire, miller, at eleven, at the.Watwick Arms Inn, Warwick. August 17. T. Harrison, Chamomile -street, London, sta. ttuncr. at twelve, at Guildhall. Augtm Ann Lanchester, Sackville.stieet, dealer, at eleven, at Guildhall. .. August 17. I. Crow, Dean-street, Westminster, carpenter, at tell, at Guildhall. August 17, it. Dalkin, South , Shields, Durham, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, Vondoll, • AIIOUSt i 6. J, t 3. Orry, Gnmsby, Lincolnshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingston-upon -11011, A ugubt 13, 1. Lovell, Aldersgate-street, Loodoh, jeweller, ,ir teo, at GO 'hall, August IF 7. L. Williams; Nicholas.lane Lombard.street, London, merchant, at eleven, at .Guildhall. August 13. C. Mitsui!, Sackville-street, St. James's, ' , Ant. tier and hotel keeper, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. ilvAttbt C.4 1 5Y. Liverpool, Sail•maker, at one, at the Sall :nu( Punch Bowl, Dale-stteet, Liverpool. August Kirk, Leeds, Yorkshire, tin-plate.worker, at.eleven, at the King's Arms, Leeds. Auy,ust is I. Alton, Gearl)6ll44ld, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Neptuneintn, Kingston..upori4lull. . V4RTIPICATES, Aucusz 13. „ W. Crecithow, Manehester, merchant. 11 4 /. N. Goodwin, Liverpout, timber-merchant; .' M.-Derry YorkAtre, gi . ncer. ' 1. Berry, Norwich, printer and stationer. W. I , rctyrtian,Wiiitechapel . High-street,' cooper and truss lir t op.,mAker. C. Loprailt, liishripsgate,street, cheescifionger. , .4, erninAcic ; Ctt4lletoll.lYloor,"}tochidale,, Lancaster, corn (Wahl. S. lvtlithes Churchtyard, dealer. gB. ()try, Great ( rimsby; I..incoltisliire . , grocer. '. Shaw:, stoke-upon-TN:in, Stattbrdshrre, merchant. Liindon grocer. J. eliarlea-bltect, tiairipstrat•roati. baker. itowlandion and 1. Hates, "Cheapaide, merchants. P24.IMLIMEN2. HOUSE OF. PEERS, ruga)Ax, MISC 11.144 N EMIL, Petition was presented by Lord Gitiourt.tv from FArren nrtd Mao, the persons committed by the House to Newgate, inconsequence of pre- Varicinioni &c. as Witnesses. before the Committee of Prig ileges on the Berkeley Peera4e, praying the merciful attention of their Lordships, &c. In con sequence of which the Petitioners were ordered to be brunght up to the bat-of the House to-morrow. Cannel were further and finally heard respeaing the Appeal Cause Harrison and - Bonner v. Grote, Surtecs, • and, Lownctei : MestrS. Ilieltards and Cooke for the Respondents, and Sir Samuel itorunly for the Appellants in r'eply. The further consideration, with reference to judgment, was post pciiitql till tv-marrow. . Vin ions orders were made with respea to the ju client business ot: thu House. The further consiclennion of. die Scats Appeal Cause, Flvetniog, i,. DruumOnd; kyoo,ordoret4 to be ternittedbaclt tolhe Court of:SesOoo.,, An Account of the nuMber of licenses- wanted within a given period, for;; the issue of promissory noses, and which was faMerly ordered on the am tson ofthe Earl of Lauderdale; was ordered to be presented firthwith. Adjourned till to.thorrow, when it is expeEted the prorogation , of Parliainent Will take plaoe. • PR it. E t 1 rOelis li4ls DAY. ICLV It 0 1 IitOCK COnCOIS 62 t'Omnium ~, ~ ~ . s N. I i (Ns. 111.MIU QUIS DlCititt IFAL,SUM AtlasAT? L• 0 N ON. WEDNESDAS% JULY 24, 16,11. r t .; _ ' f... 1 . . '. 1_.,1 1 1 , ~ a~`' „tl~ IT9t • i ; , 4 I . 1 0 .. ti, ! 0 :t . , 0 '. t i ~r La 110VSZ OP COMMONS, • clupriAit JULY 23.' • ' The SEC4Kett acquainted' the Hotte, that f had received a letter from Lord Wellington, inclosiog one from Sir W. Ilereiford., in answer to the coin ; triunieation he had been ordered to make of the thooks voted by that flotise, He then read the leittl9. The letter at Lord Wellington briefly stated 11:e f:ra of tiii having, to obedience to the instruc. 'ions of the Hot, comtnunicated their resolutions to the thriget,o fill 4 soldiers who won the battle of Albuera. Thalot Sir W. Beresforci acknowledged Vie flattering tumour thini conferred ppon him, and the Officer* and,men Who had, fought with him at Albuera. 1k had signitied.the barite to the Allies, and begged to a , ibtire the HOuse, that the Officers rd troops, with himself, fell such a flattering dis:. tinetion to be the . best remuneration for paht ser. en d the tpottt poweiful incentive to future exertion. A Message from the Lords announced theirLord shipe.assettt to the Amendments made in; the Gold Coin Bill, and their concurrence in, the Militia In. terchanr,ce Explanation Bill . , Mr: 'kVita.itTON brought up the 15th ilep ort the. CommisVn3ners of Military Inquiry, winch. was 'evicted to be printed... Mr. C.UOKV,It brought up the'Charge and Sen.. tenet; of the Ceurt 7 Martial,. Ink Lica. AichardsOf Dirt.-- / Ordered to be printed. , '. Lord COCH,RANY, gave notice' that he would early, ita the next Sessioni, call the attention Of the 1 - futnie to the profligate manner in whichipe war had been concluded. would also move fora Secret Cor mittee to . considar if the it,ilitary force of the coun try could not be mote efiedually employed . 0 0-.6 1 ,, the enemy, at the same time reducing that bL t, oelt of the public expenditure from tiiXtet'll to ten lions...—Adjourtied. This day Parliament wilt be prorogued by COM mission. The following, we understand, is thp sub. stance of the PRINCE,REGENT'B Speech, , The Sped) begins by declaring His ROYAL Titan - NI , SS'S SatiSidaloll at being able ,to release PArlia- meta from its laborious cluties—it then proceeds to express His ROYAL liIGIINRieS npprObiltloll of trie wisdom of continuing the efterts of this Comm's' in prosecuting ilie war in which we are engaged with ►ncreased atiivily and vigour. It states that the liberal and humane assistance given to the .Portuguese Government, and to the suffering inhabitants of Portugal, must have tirawri closer the ancient alliance that exists between the two Countries; and must have inspired Iberia with additional ardour and attachment to the common cause. The Speech next adverts to the measures adopted . 4 with regard to our Military Establishments. It ap proves of the, permanent system established for annual Volunteering from the Militia, and above all, of the interchange of the British and Iriih which his ROYAL HIGHNESS' {6 satisfied Will tertd to cement the union between the two countries. His ROYAL HIGHNESS returns his thanks to tilt riouse of. Commons for the §o,pplies of the year. He observes, with approbation, the measure of assisting tbe .finances of Ireland, by taking upon Great Britain a portion, of the burthens of that Kingdom, .and is particularly gratified at thinking that b 0 great an objet may be accomplished with So slight an increase of bOrthen to this part of the Un►ted King,doril., His ,110Y41, , limtlwass also adverts to the Com mittee of and expresses his hopes that advantages will be derived froth the attention', which Parharneht has givcti to that subjta. His ROYAL 'HlGHNEsS„to6gralulates Parliament upon the capture of. the MatWWl% an acquifition of vast importance mad© with' inconsiderable loss.' lie next expresses his participation in the feeling which have been excited throughout the country by the important and gloriotwsucCesses of the armies under the command of Lord 'WELLiNororr, and hearty concurrence in the applause which P - tit►rnent and the country have bestowed upon the skill and talents of diet distingnished officer, and the courage, steadiness, and discipline of his gallant arrny• l'he Speech concludes by expressing the pleasure tiffs ROYAL HIGHNESS feels, in, the consideratiOn, that if it should please. Divine Providepe,to restore hi 3 beloved 'Father and SOvereign to the ardent wishea .and prayeri of His Royal. 1 - 116erress 'and of the People, that he should have to restore the Government of the CouQtly to His MAJESTY'S ba n d s , after an ,intelyaf distinguished by the most g4ilant achievements, and .by the complete main- tenancy of the interests. and glory of the British Charact4r. fi ffindsor-Castle, Jll 24, 18 11. 111AsasTY is to.day very much as be was yesterday. " M. BARI.) E. W. ILEBERDEN. WI LLIS;" The Gazette of . last night contains Dispatches from Lord WIILLINGiON, ' dated at Quints, de St. Juao, the 4th inst. They state; what we Ventured to predia some time ago would be the case, • viz. that notwithstanding the immense force.) which SoULT had collected for the. purose of attacking Lord WaLLINGToN, he haSretreatedintent Ventur ing to make the attempt. Ail the advantage the: French hatie derived from the great sacrifices which they mule to assemble so 'overWhelming a force; has been the raising the siege of liadajoz ;. and to attain this obje6t he has lost• a great part of the North of Spain. BtiONAPARTO cannot my that he had no other objet in view Wit that of Igtl>rtof Jane ; it the koniteyr, that " the English were about to learn * aiitighty thundk-tioli 2 /the raising of the siegb of Badajoz is ttbuttless a :pitsage of it)," that they canuot with irtiPnoity leave the element, of which they have t.tsurped the empire." c` Every thing indicates that a vast_ plan : ha s been, combined to'force theta to regain their shipw." . 'We now see the efTeft of this mighty thoode 4 l-tio4—:- ibis vast plan.. The French h a ve advanced, recon noir red; and retreated ! The Br it ish 'Army:instead of being forfed into their - .ships, have gone into cantonnients ; and thus has ended the campaign, witl, the complete deliverance of Portugal; and he trnstration Of every objea the French. !IA in t icy, except titerely the. raising of the siege, of Badajoz.•-:.- , Dispatches from Lord WELLINOTON 1013 ICU Ole 11th, were received by Government this day-,, bdt the contents had not transpired when our Paper was pot to prosi„ . \Vc this Morning received Li , bon Papers to the 15th inst. thq announce the arrival of Gen. GRA HAM in that city with reinforcements to join Lord • WELLINGTON: These Papers contain some curious details respeeting FERDINAND the 7th. ' The latest intelligence from our Army in Portu gal states, that_ the French were throwing up io ta:101=111g, and that our troops were hutted : it adds, that. Geperal BLAKE' bad received a check, in the Condado .de Niebla, and had fallen back to Ayamonte: . . A Heligoland Mail arrived this morning, but it brings no Haws. We have: seen :d private ~Let ter from the Continent, which states that us soon ar(tile . ,King of SwEptitst landed ia Denrnallt .frOm land, he was arrested and sent to.Tonningen. iii - the mean titne a ,COUrier ;was sent' off . to . apprize . . • BUONAMI,II4, of the event. : . , We this Morning, received the following ,letler• from our Correspondent at ralmouth,, dated the .21st inst. which contains . some interesting particu-' lard reapeeting the notion between his Majesty'i . snip Li/le-Belt, and the Arnerican trigatc,...Preifdent "'Arrived the Ann packet, Coplahl with Mails from New Yolk and Halifax t'lett the thriller on the 9th of 'June, and' the latter - on the 2 . 9 th. The Prin:e'Einest packelariived at Halitax . on Ow Q.3d, and sided for . New yo, k on the.,.;.fith• His Ntijesty's ships Guertiere c . 4ille and Euryohisovere . lyingaiiialilat when the Ann . left. The Ann has on board an English seirnan,' whomA eci io rha cipaciiy of n'tinarter:gUnner,en board' the President frigat'ii, at the ihne of the aelion of the Lille fictlt, and has made affidavit of the particnlam, thereof - at. Halifax, before Admiral SAwvErt, tttc. who has, in consequence, sent 'him to England, untlet Ore of Captain 13rarroN. .He fully Con firms the. 'statement made' by' Captain This man, with two others, watched the opportu njty,while the President lay' in the river, of jumping overboard.; h got on board ,the packet, but the' other, two were drowned. The President has on board . 450 seamed, of which 300 nre English, Irish, and Scotch. Every thing was prepared 'for salon on, the clay she. left' New Yorlc, in expeaation of falling to With . theGtrerriere. The United Stales and Constitution frigates had also sailed on a ctuitei and all their vessels of war regairing repairs, were ordered to begot j ready for sea immediately." received this morning Atnerican Pdpers tb the, *7lll of lag month. We have not room to duke any comnietits upon their - conterfig,.. which are of importance. Neither Mr. FOSTER nor _Mr. PlNct<NaY bad . reaelierl New York on the 27th June. Nnw Youx, JUNE ts.•;—The following is the PEESMENT'S Answer to an Athlress from the-Town of Newhaven : • I have received, Fellow Citizens, Ythe petition which )ou haVe addressed to me, representing : the inconveniences experienced from the existing Non importation Law, and soliciting that the, National Legislatnre may be speedily convected. " It is known, to all that the commerce of the United States has for a , considerable period been greatly abridged and annoyed byediCts . of t hebtllige rent powers ; each professing, retaliction only on the other, hut both violating the clvarest right of the ynitett States air a neutral nation. In this extraordi nary state of things . , the'Legidziture, willing to avoid a resort to war, more especially during the concur rent aggression of two great powers, themselves at war, the one with the other, and determined on the oilier hand against an unqualified acquiescence; have endeavoured by attccessive and various regulations, titicaing the commerce of the parties , to make it their interest to be " In the a& of Congress, out of which the ex , .htingnon-ituportation has erdwn, the state of corn ! (tierce was no otherwise qualified than by a prod slon, that in case either of the belligerents should w .0-ruelatner our ports ,liottlii.,W.. , vessclq and oterthatidiie\olthe Wier, -,, " This proli,ision';Y 'Wldelii:;:. like% 3'll our previa b cilitt,s, repelled the;:Yety •pr6,ieit s k u p ,y eat, t hat. hi *dßolls - against thir trifle la ithihe other, s felli , i i red by.an tictiniescence in li ke edicts of I Ogler; 14115' equq'lly presented to ,the attent o ion both, ;.h1 consequence of theoin cainnitn; I fretjch dokerninotit duclaied that its'deJees Wt! revoked'. , • .. • ~ ~ ,' " Al the British Got'ernrnent had ex si pre ssed .. awice in issuing its orders , and, repeinedly.g w tied a wish to Find in the example of insAlois, , au occasion for Putting a n end to thew t , he expec ca sioll s'''°' lino •was the m ore, confii ent , that the oc be promptly embraced. This was not done; t the *ptrilid allowed for the purpo se h. t vin,q, claps our ports became s hut to Oriiish shlpsodinercht dize, . . .. , . .", 'Whelbel the cond o& of the French G II ott .111C,111 has beell:aild Wl:lbe btlCi a'..lt) Sa ll 4 )° 111 . 0 i iSet.l e‘x peClatintisol the Uni‘ed St;te.teop s ; or sd thee the Brßritish.Govertiment may havened, 'will open the way, for the ciecutive rentoralol 1 res t r ictions on Brltisit Lorniti erce still), Ole' Cl° Stites, which it cOntinues,in its power lotto; bi l yoking hs own unlawful re•tiiricti?ils on our to nierce, Is to bt ascertai.,ed'hy let titer intornattist which Will be received an d entployett by 11 9 i' t.:Ai'l 011 tive a .,. with t h a t strict imPaitialitr w "' — ,,, been invariably' m.tintained towards,ltd too. ligeren'ts," . . •gilt t, Ng w-Yon K, JUNU .0. —Tile ( T u ned; ftlgaieg Pr esidera, Coianociore lloorsv, PI C ° &Nes, Commociore DcrAT,ust, steboth al 3 1 ° at t ine \V,ltering-place, pro paring tor a erdtie• r Vtli led Slates .Uri , . •I: 4 5 . _iic-Litt,,,szact,"l I) • 4%40 .6' , , 1 rII I I! tot A 0 anchor at the same place, also 1.0.4)..- - . . , ,•,,, !,. • 0 a Is •-," We are authorised to State, that there foundati . on la the report, that ,1110 Ci)l//".*Wilei: L I lien' t fie ' I;,rAi• h f riga te4lfetornpus tuts sent Ili } ' --li g , to ommodore kloOlitts. Toe /1/enaneft it e . in 16111.0' proceeded. tor tralifis,.A4'344)iieli4l GR.,) Ilse caplet eof the brig 'Tumuli' maah. , hicll , 1I '' 'rite , Blirish• sloop of war ,5611Phil* f . t .hei ir' l rid .Qtf the r 'VI ott:Fridny with dor" •‘' i, iifornlA l' Bel:110a, waits in the oiling, Wttire '- . , . , . retutti dispatches.", r , C..! iii iu l It ‘'qk ti ti I The 'ielloWing letter froti, Koniao.Yril!.. /0 110 , ...........0010•0 ~ 00 that France 11,ss let.loireci the, 110,514 n . t:i . " ,i: , to plied iti armies on the peace ei.t ibiti00.4;',..,,,0n ." ii.ou IN OSBE HO, Jutei es:..--rf he 11'1,4044 Which we .have here are bY no ithatii a l "! ,3 to I..'hat e long been of opinion tha t l ' itil i 4 / 1 1 4 lulled to step... by the Fiend), wl , O tv ie co .„ 7 upon us 'lrani every 6ida ; aad Whal.(4,ejav,4l eed by • Poy one who considers P., io,1,:i•• number of troops colleded 3i Dantlie? 6 ' l ', l ~i l l 4 4 When they have Once done viithYloso,'.o,l(lo) too late for the Russians to do any thti.lg, ' 0 ,04 will be ohliied to be their chaiya "' l 4, i „taii § 44 Thrderoand of ,the Fft.oll. 19; that il a r ei ,o ol to place. their armies on the peace e'1,.4104 w' and.we have strong reasons to susped to bepersnaded to in $r tueaSutie." lati lOC .• . We subjoin the following account 41"..'000p4 cesstul repulse of aa attempt.of the V 011" our cony2ays :. } '.b lef t P ' " Oil the i oth inst. the convoy <4'-1" e at' ,ils 1 to ~.,,e , iihe 2cd ult. appeared oti Willg°, ":,', ‘ l o ply trom That place joined, bid were tina",',e,ridov I Ott trecouhtof 'contrary winds. Tne P',,.5,00,1 Strenii`euvwere to proce,.(l ~%:,th tile t r e e 9+ 0 . the' Humber and the Nave; and t 1,.1,it,'„00t Fancy were appointed to convoy those ;11.11.D.e1,,.,,1, to the Northern ports. lhe DAWN COillc,t. ri , o c( 1)ye1:/bpalotyceni oinn:layttitiotolyxititgo fie,,teireetraldistio:cilaisin:eo:eti,lll,loo,e ivben our ships of .vitt• cauttut.lnal‘° ___.Y the Or The'. eneniy• made two attempts titer bi ,,g calf comiog down the Belt ; the wea l ea, ,01,d cot; the :,liip.,of war 'could motte n? wet:twit. . queotly could not afford the tranelPti.boore, anti 1 Dams , tntistered seveoteen log" Pokey 4 , v ery 11 ' 1 , heavy .roi,v-boats, and 'wuld hay..‘!etze eprong.: Chatirman, but fort . a 41) _ . _die„co and, which enabled the convoy sltips tiO'f.o3de o ff, t. l) gage the enemy whiha tile I,,r.!c„con'olie 1‘.10L1,,, armed ships cut the Porn oft for boi t or a 1 1 , 1 Wo u l d 0 captured ), _yes c!id iiif.,,lrd 1,1 fog, which came on suddenly, a' e xcept foursr wP, g"O.'boars ' the means of escalbc,, iv„,. bo i Tbree Of tiles e ,r 1 . 1 . acid tell' into our bands... , ,_ , a elate,} le' been captured from lig 11 1 il l , r:rjdo p i itli/ileri' COilS,iNtiOP, Of iV I men, wit'. the"acTtibon (A:ietglslY- titile)igeUttl°-I,t'oag'rnltiP Slll:ditti!sail:ecri°:::4l-3:11 . lot , i A n l4.l3triilleidst.:)toilwi;uoofdeod,..sr, oc:rnettovred2sbyprtiviictli.ii.. the abut 6 ;titian, wai neflrlY r the ereoPidd my's guonts, She beat eugt ,_,,,_„, or 0 1. 1 3 1 : ~ . having. about seven of her cr 14.,i4.`;'iter to, tP, tefr2;g!tt',lirt,.j:iiig.fit:l)°,lll -eg•trilc,,,,°l:4;ietly. ~„Tdio ' 0 ....... • . A..„.r " ficro thi!lgs go 0 0 1 i '_ 7 treor w ith . ).' to S'AUMAB ex permits the cop 1.4.4 teturn, .snin. , gle .1 I 0 Stre(lol 11) v iiih flo produce ), lard to- - - , . o„ii.,ie,,t . !ling that J,lll' , 0 eyes to e Vt'll I „„i 1 0 ti. .tidtta l ctaration of war egaiPat ':"" 0 ' -, .I, e gist I.- p . ss tasyD A l , .. . . :t .;) e y l , : e f r_ i ii fi isor Olver niaiaGet,pittii,tvipl:tirg,ded.l):.:l;o.•‘ y:_,,iors.,iheolo:ool-..pr:41,:11111101 avvive.l4, arid baying 4P 11,:;"cipset, th . 1 7: 10 „) I • ° h I/ "“.1444)0 prier, on the I Bib inst:. ~..1 wit , . tniri Mr, Y ATV, 'N1'1.'1514:07 ' e ftcr 0 ge/re,t`out 10 p(',..;,ession.ot her lo itt , i , t ; bilging he_.:4loo ber, of att,hour, 4101,11t1CCreae"_ '010,410 il . G: I alter or ntityrot real log, the), we f t ° . fr,l7, whicn „ Slit. ,vv a q a corripayied oy - ,'. : cool. ~ 1 • J Aalc c " •c"apiLig• in 6401 e, lt d .., • ,