The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-27 00:00:00

hiPERIAL PARLIANENi. /10USE OF PEERS, • coyawn% MAY The Ron' Conmi l ssi°") lo the flapper ltune , Bill, the I kit MilitiaV tun; - tettY, the Caltr:o W.-aver., the Southern Whale l'ank of lielaud Security, the Cinque JurisdiCti, o , and the fir:htol Rent Bilk; to- grthet with i K;re 1) l ilbi, tlitilely• of a local or pri 7 tltr tilf:riptio!). The Lor , ls Commissioners were Ltmo Cit ,, : . .caLt.oa, the Eal of Ltvattrowr, WAi.st-iontou. Exoner,ii ion ; the kit Wines Yrizes ithation, and several other Bills, were read kilolinititi4oe, and committed for Monday.. The ewfounilland —ourt.„ the Qll4ralli ineOfficers, and ON. Lien Achtlional Duties Bill, severalld through C o4intit tees of the whale Hattie, and Pa6se , s ere 4 PPrted, Wit Il,ut :my amendment. an The other Bill% upon the table being dispestd of, a d journatout (till Nlonday) took place. 110 USE Up CaMMONS, sATUIIDAY, NAY 25." This House tva4, settiniuncd to the House of Peers to hear the, lioyat A,,ent e n v en by Cointnissio n t o bts'ttitl Public and Priv a t e Bi l l s. 44.14. 0t - I'SI4AD %aid tie. came 1:. 1 own to the fTouse , la enineilnesite lit the answer respecneg Mr. Pal 'l',,ell' t blut, vvllich his Itr)yal Highness the Prince o lein 'IQ laNvii AdVtli.:(l to give to an Address of t h'i i'lDn%e, and which, io his ()pillion,. amounted l ' anagram brefch.ip yrialivg e . He felt h his duty oil a iiitiner do to cal; the at ti•ntiou of the House k ' lint mie, and lie ,4 as ti dueed 10 renew his u n'ivioi itis at the present moment, (tom having, 1. ,`,'" in a 1 rimed p3 i .er, that one of. lits Majesty's ''''"Hilets had advised the Piiiice Regent not to ac. ced o L i the ~,,w , unti l t h e opiniffli of the Lords leriikin %Pun Ihe subject. Isi , thing but an int iii, (lily could prevent him from ;m ewling i r lii{ Aare on rNlontl4 ilatned y toi tir e p urpose of bringing it Fitt rately uLdut 'tie conlidefettion of the Re use ; h l ' e cuuld Ito+ be present until the Thurad.ly N i ' l. '" 41 4 ita , lie sitoniu on that d ay b r i ng forward the rtant utioehi, it no other Meaner Would take il,„t‘i,l)l.lefi)tv• Preparatory to this object he should p-"'"aiLlnetieut, That the answer d( heeled by the '''ore 'teeter to the Address of that House snould be read. ' ' • Ik' C'HANCaLcoit of the EXCHEQUER said he had seuiij.(ition to ni.ceale to the peseta 'notion, nor.to t n /iel ' 6l ',oll foi wind of that of which the Hon. `","licio,n h ad give noiice i but lie would say now, i b l• bit Wt.reid maintain when the subj e ct was properly h e , l .L e 'IL" House, 1 hat there was no Maul( contained . 1; ''' Eti tiresi, nor any. thing unbecoming the high. ,4et,otigit teen Ny110111,4 carne, or the Ministers , I ' ° , ll tivised it. He htiotild do no more at present '''",.'bevo his readiness to take up the challenge of nit tiiiii.,Gewinun ; and he was convinced, that 'eti the iiiseviision Should •take place, the House ailaiiil ' f , NO eelivinced that the censure of the Hon. . '3'16141 upon the proceeding, was unfounded atil iiii,d,plied. : • Air : W s W•vstm said, t h at if there was any in. u ittitis'on the loom:tit et a simil ar answer to an Ad that Waist, 44 1 perha the Mini ster w h o advised it ps be. jiitstifieo, but he defi e d t h em to t ; 44e- tiny sui'h instance. In th e present instance ~, l'i'liege, of the H ouse were attacked. Ho wou,i 't Cutilentl it watt the eve ; for the power of the fl„ , eth , (t) mai.e goat its ettgagernenl, was' either that Juled or resiste‘l by the Minister. He W" cony 4 , I" Filinolltablo Fttend !tad natiied 80 distant' v`l3l'; lteesuse the 'Lily of a Member u; Parflathent ti, "'amount L) all others; and in casts such eg t: ~'!. rient, lie thought it would become thi:in to lisle Ille'vontlit:, of their ancestors, by poit poning sell' ether besiness or considenation to a (Inel:win Cr 14'1"NC kit' Was Inure suiolised at this pro ; , i , el l/P, inint at .ttiy. which hail taken place since lie ._ 4 l. a heat in Parltanent. As to the meanie 463."1" 76111(.11i' wit) duetted. it was one, however objeetion ,. ;.1.! % 1' 141ticiple, tianetioned by the praettce of the iV,bteLqun othei occasions. in the case of M. tx,;,,,, i/ .. r ; the House Injudiciously, lie thought, ha.i ~,,,, . 1 " 11 tin. pritilege of Address ; and though his t non Wat NI. a ltered as to the ease of Mr. Palins.r, or tie, g,,,ier.,1; of Ad i ~ air x t etitetiey of adoptiniplie principle i joit ,t ie,ts upon %Lich occasions, yet, When it w4ll ti tit , d ° " t htic be carried Intu died, and w,,, en. Louid lei ' 1 " The weight atid au, hut ity t hat Pat liallteht rout% give twit% pro( eediogit. The House of Corn . qi itill_)igill RS Weil be required to wait the opinion 'win: I 'Ali upon t eel v polblie inotitunents yet tub voitht"til ° I Lniti etiathon and Mr. .Pitt were voted 1),1,1 It.tl,4lsseclieh. - The &bra of Mr. Pitt we"' - , wittiotlt .. • %lane % °V • htttli pas, ponetne tit , and the v ititi ~, ot tin: Jadges were incteased without 4 4(o t : 1 1 : k hit tile ° P ll, ' O “ 01 the. Lord 6. For these t rou i. "" ‘,./as 'notions tlAt the question should he „, fielt 6 '4 - aril, ' a . rot i;tvaotatice entitled it to an ‘ 0 .1.v mid 'tilt di . 1 ' ' Ile ell c.ub..?,,1.1. . ~ tkro u ' 4 ""LLqii i)t the Excittsto sit sliii, that (~, g l ' tint who* of i l a b rvattons the Hon. ti:::, " t t i t :,'' , 4l . ,. ) . w Its of to (I rtit 4 t e a way w i th assutup. t(it i ,i,g; "t , ('llO Cliatteellor of the Exchequer) in. ~1 1)11 ") iilioll the priveleges of that litw. l, rim" ' - he itii re unjust titan such an assert' r, Ad, tiro coin' fey, he should cOntenti a that Ili* ''''" t •ilitui 'd lir h i v 1- 10 entil.titiet.l tiOlnlng W...ic i 1441106 4"iplcIll cl.:greAt affect .those privileges, or ... M rs 11,16 4 i• i titurtly of Ktliatneitts. 14411.,...” littsitash ii , iti, be could not atienthon k riii,:, t , l7 ,.." r as it lead already de4,lared ; kit it was p4, 4 : 11 I 1. , any oil4r Gentleman to bring it ter. tii,,l7l.l._nikat il) ptitici. All 'he shiatald say at vrikt, b 7 ,411, Ifilt Rill' advice, at Ilia Minister to the 14, „",Itist:th,.. catliti okly be ' interpreted. in this stliZ,,s l . Alt Witere the 116,4 e bAld; I will give tbe . 1.,: , .. ie Sllitister said; you shall not. ity n it: ~,'",;wer uf the Puttee R egent was then read v , i (1 , .. - . f lit 1, , , NIII.LITARY FLOGGING. ter Irt,,, 4 7 4 "1't et.ted, that he had received a let keiti ► „,',, 4Yt:rPtkol. coitiptaiii.ng that the punish- I ,esiltuiliVgitail niotii iiitikld upon a rec• il v 4tti ii • - I t , 4 1 the town. ul the name of 'Nestor, kt eel,,,,, . 114 " W6l Militia, in -consequence at the * ll4 li et , a Cpuri IN,iarijal, l'llti uttarp,upoti hi wr,eztla Ifitto and ((rand- guilty, , Wiii • it)r, be" 1.6e,i.M l ul l :, 44_01 respo,ll:ig .the hertOc t of 'Oil ) ilut... ..,,,; , tick ht at 41'4 1 1 t 1 ici t Xp , ii,tticed When th, l4 ' ',iiilil the qt.atity ot the bread slaved Out it) i l ite Lad sung 'muong his corn ,. - - at.d Lent the manuscript to a printers, to number of copies struck dr. For this he was sentenced to , receive two hundred lashes, fifty only of which. were infliEted. Sir Francis moved tor a copy of the proceedings of the Court Martial, rep:Katt:l7:lo a motion on the subjett. The'ClifsNCet.LAt of the ExCHEQUHR requoteil the Hon. .I ironet,to defer his motion iintit he (tad an opportunity of inquiring Mir; the affair. After some further conversation between Mr. Whttbreed and Mr. Ryder, the motion was post pcined to Thursday sennight. Mr. CHOKER moved (or leave to bring in a Bill, for the better securing his' Majesty's Naval Aiseh:ll in , tl,e River Medway.---Granted. The CHANCELLOR of the Exctictausta gave no tice, that he would move for a Committee ois Mon day next, to. consider the propriety of 4a:teasing the allowance to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Mr. FOSTER gave notice,.that-he would move on on Tuesday next, for continuing the COMIIIiSSIODeIS of Military inquiry in Ireland. The Report of the 12,000,0001. Annuity B:ll was brought up. and the Bill ordered for a third reading on Monday. The 6,900,0001, and 1,600,0001 Exchequer .Bills Bills, and the cusiorns Superannuation Bill, were read a third time and passed. The War Duties Bill went .through a Committee, and the Report was ordered to be teceised on Mon day next. Tile Report on the Verdigrease Bill was brought up.. The Spirit Duties,'and the Irish Lighthouse Bills, were read a third time and passed. The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the House adjourned to Monday. twAl L 5. Afttlv%p—i Lisbon, t Anholt, z Dublin, z Waterford. u a —I Waterford. PRICE OF s•roc Teti PAY AI TWKLVS O'CLOCK. 6 4 • - Consoiill f Ft 1... U ~ti. i,2;.1111 1.,11.4UN1 LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1811. Yesterday the tollovvin; , Bulletin was sliuwn a Lt. Jattith's it Windsor Castle, May 25, rtr r. " Hts NIAJESTY 113 i not been guild bu week as lits was the week preceding. " H. HALFORD. " W. ilenEttoem. • " M. 13A11.418. " R. W 141,11." koazstte Extraordinary was publi , hed yesterday, which contains the detaits of t he I*te glorious rations in Portugal. It appears that 111A$BENA had ret.eived pinitive orders front EVONAPARTa to make a suriouh efloit for the relief of Almeida, and f _or that vurpoie his army was reinforced by all the French troops Ina could be colletied in Castile and Leon. Thus rein forced, NI/MENA cr.ssed the Aguada, and on she 3d mid bth inatAtti, but particularly on the latter thy , made the moat desperate ettlirta to reliove Mimicla But though the force which MASSONA brought into action was superior to that of the 'Allies by more than two so one, he was repulsed in every atiack, and forced to retreat and abandon Almeida to its fate. The loss ol.the French is not %toted, but it is . reckoned, according to the lowest estimate, at 7000 men. The French Imperial Guard,which is composed of pickedmen, and is universally acknowledged to be the finest corps in she French service, were portico- fatly engaged in this &fair. They' charged the Guards and the nth with the greenest impetuosity, but were driven bsck with immense loss. They returnel three tunes to the attack, and were finally compelled to retreat, leaving the ground covered wittobeir dead. It is hardly necessary to say, that the British troops behaved nobly on this occasion. The Portuguese troops, and the Cliaiseurs Britanniquei, showed themselves worthy of fighting in the seine ranks with our gallartt.countrymen. The report of the evacuation of Altueida, which was confidently circulated on Saturday, and which was certainly mentioned in letters from the army, is, we believe, inaccurate: We have not. room at present to offer any 'cottiments upon bil l intelligence. We phall, only ablierve, that it is quite obvious that MASSENA tactled the utmost.importaute to the relief of Al meida ; that 'he 'strained' every nerve, and exerted all his skill to attain that objeti—and that he hasenrnpletely failed in' the attempt. The General, Orders Which he iiiued . PreviouS to the attack,which we h ive given in another part of the Paper, is a curious doCutuent, -The rkill .displayed by Lord W&LI4NGTON, who, with an inferior army,, has thus defeated- the ene. my, arni maintained the blockadu ,of Almeida, is above all praise. Webelievoliere are few instances in history of a . peat army attacking. a blockading army, without having ot least raised the blockade. • 44dajos was invested on the Bth of May by Ge. twat Hit RUSrO.IID. The enemy were gallantly driven out of a redoubt on the 9th LuNLEY. . Oil the 10th, tl,e treoches were opened, and Our batteiiestrogan io play on the place, and on the sarne day . a . pneral sortie. was made by the ear• risop,witicit , was repulsed with great losson their :cart,-and with tile loss of the 4111cd areurnf stressin lotted and wounded. SOOL.T was &tarring hia.sag at Golleaa,.a strung poeitiin to tl.,e col thwyd of seville. TsCO 6110 account MOETIEWS, force, and the feitlrOTCCrafttlis lie has drawn from eciii; Lt Mancha; and otaiova, his army atriounts to 20,600 men, of "whiCh 4000 M e are at Seville; 1000 at Sr. rittai tvlayor, and 15.,000, kith 60 pieces of heavy ordnance, at his position at Gall6na. Notwithstanding the fOrinidable appele !lnce of thil toter, vie entertain no ippreliensioni (or Generalßettosiotto. Without lociking at Ili to tie different Spanidi corps which might co-optiate with him, and which are stationed as follows, General Baaastotio alone is fully competent to cope with him. General lILLICIS was at Zeres de los Ciik?al leros ; • General CssTANoi at Almendralego and . General BALLASTEROI at Llerelia. By the Gazette Extraordinary our former stitenient of Josisex Buo nsrsaTo having passed through' Valladolid, on the' 27th of April, in •his way to France, is confirmed. To this information we are enabled to add, that he was escorted by an. armed force of c 500 men, and attended by a numerous suite, among whom were his Spanish Ministers OTsnazit., URGUIGO, and near' ly 109 of the apostate Spanish Grandees. Such are the symptoms of the near approach of the . togal sub- UgatiOn'Of the Peninsula. We this morning, received the Liston C;(tzette of 13th May, from which we have eavaated the towing article : ir LISIION, MAY -13.—The letters limn the held quarters, at Villa Formosa, of the Bth - inst. bring some details of the battle of the s!h. By them it appears that the loss of the enemy on that day olt. ceecled t3OOO. men." Lisbon Papers announced he commencement of the siege of Badaloz. The French were driven from the height 4 of tograela on the Bth, and obliged to take shelter in the Fort of St. Christavoa. This exploit was performed by Portuguese t'opps An 'Anil()lt MAI arrived this morning, It brings no news of importance, except s strong report that peace is on the eve of being concluded bet ween Rus sia and Turkey. 'Ten French frigates escaped out of Toulon, whil.4 the blowing weather keptpur fleet at MinoiCA. We shall, no doubt, receive, as e i ratity nig counts of them Si Capt,, Haste has lately given of the Adria tic squadron. • A , f'otir I FIieEMANTLIt ha* Shifted his flag from thi: Ville de Paris 'he /iod , ley, for the purpose of taking thy command, to S:cily.-- Captain Bum-Toot is appottited to the Filiede Pori. Four NettCh frigates are s'.ited to be in the Went iridies, and that L. of them' were at the Des il y s fit Ma about tire I.tlerend of March, tor water. Yesterday, at twi•lse o'clock., his MAJ E S TY came on tare . Terrace, and walked till one. MAJIV,TY wad accompanied by Drs and Sir HALyoRD. At two o'clock his Metitts . rv' resume:l attel noon's walk nn-it;e -Terrace, no; campatiled by G. nerals MnArerx, OWYNNii, and CARTWIttGIIT, n d 'was expeeted to *ilk. in fOut His IVlnsgsvir did not ti3e on borsabucit yesterday. He &Mears very well in bodily health, but is a little we.4l: and infirm in his mounting and . di,motinting.'• ()Yaws have been received at Portsmouth relative to the return of the Russian prisoners .of vtit,to their own country. There are . abhUt 360, for whom a conveyance will be shortly provided. ' The Fortune, from Cadiv, 4 arrived on Saturday, but we believe she has brought no letters later than those of the 4th inst. General LARDIZAUAI,'hipi joined the Regent in conch& de Niebla, where he commanded the vanguard, consisting of 8000 men ;, BLAKA was in the centre, prpb 3 b!y with 10,000. and ZAYAs was in the rear with 'the re , erve. The Spaniards are desclibed as eager for battle; - both from the ardoUr of revenge and the Confidence ..Of success. . Lord President BLAIN, • who was hid in the highest esteem and venertition for his 'lea; tting, tal lents, and probity, died on Monday lait at Edina: burgh. The Court of Sessiou, .which had As-• serolaled the next morning, thought 'proper to. ad- . journ, on learning she melancholy event, from mu-. dyes of respect to their departed President. His • Lordship was in the 70th year of his age, and .was a son of the author of the celebrated Poem entitled . Toe GRAVR. A gang of well-dressed pickpoekets have recently infested - the Pit at the Opera House, who, it is said, . have been very stleCea!itill in their. depredationa.—A young Gentleman Ilona lite country, who was ther'e , last week, received 'great attention from kris neigh bour, who tritsl him. the , semis of the 'Singers, &ricers, &c. but be soon after found this corn- MUDiCatiVe person's hand in his pocket.- The fel low immediately whispered to him, that if be' dared .to mention what hadnappeued, he, should be sacri ficed by him and Isis associates, who were spread aver the place. The yowng Gentleman,• who is te... tally unacquainted with the town, was too much terrified to expose the rascal, and sutieted to esc'tpe. But what are the Police Officers about The THRATIIL—A new Afterpiece was repre sented on Saturday last at the Haymarket Theatre, tinder the title of The That by Jury. it is slid to be a free translation from the French; by Mr. Togo. none HOOK, who has written several pieces which have been well rec. ived, and the present is• not less entitled to public` favour.' The plot depends Upon three Lovers of a young Lady two of whom get into her father's hottql in the disgoise, of ,S;nlValiti. There is much ingenious equipoque and..burpour in ibis farce, and it is very well supported by the, per farmers, particularly ELLISTON, 1.481'01g, Gress, snit Miss Iluta.orrkasakas. The Wieece warmly sanctioned itts.‘repetition.- 1:10, Q 4 ,„, 4 . of Rosina was previously-performed, and ..inirod a ttr,:e ve d iy a Mr. PAINE ut the part of Bel uille. .He ii pleasing singer. A Mr. MALogs, waslast week•thrown from a 'tandem, and hid • the •mi‘iforitiae s') breed: his leg. However ' twv arty regret the aceident, we are glad to find that it was nor the Gentlemsta to whom the public are so much initeuted tor illostrations ei our great dramatic bard. NAVAL gE,WS. • .. , ; A L mouTe /v 441 Arg . , ves the opeedweil: DAVIS, from Walerfoid; K lt .► ' Callf; alt flour for 04,04 r the 'Pres, WHITE, troM Witti , • , ~ H cal.& of praiisioni, bound to I,4lndon i and till AmeriCtio brigrAnoy, I tiommidv; from Wiltilinp. totii with It';CoIgo tut P,ltilltutitilthe IW,, hit( r telatilti.ettii• . in here to Wait convoy i, Providence; TAY,LOR, front Cork ; E.rpediiion, of and for •Hull, Curtail, master, froth b.lll.:St, last from Nalinmith, and is tinder ; the ship .fohn, TAMPS CRAW, -rnitiler; &Urn Surinam, after a pas inc. of nine Weas, *lib a eargb, Conaisting of eof. &c: bound to Loiidorr; - put in hum to -Wait eiNvoy i.tlic. :eirrnide D. •IjUNti*, 3 drone off the dObst of ; the • ,Itiorz.. 'Oak; V 1 itxoti+, truth Bundertand ;‘ Dockers of Sanorset,,.4.Daats; lino Marys, lit:AnSE EtibY ; ihd the Aleanor and Grace, BROAI4, frinti Wales ; the Dtaper, Ow sit, from Bristol-) ti9ti the Lark, ROSSIITUX, fit)(11 LOItiLL). Ai,o, tits sloop Ann and Sitsannah, Rtifielai; from Faimoilth, with eloAling and ly,gglge telongirt to the. West) trier` Itegiahait, of Militia, now at Pendennis Sailed the Whiting. tO the *diitwriard. Arrived the'lieliion gtmiyrierom a mitt:. The following slilps dodte..l this wed% vii. kruid, b'unia (dertruda, litwonn,ih e and. Foxhound. The nuiti:ark, Cesar, add ilwidicea, are otdeted . to be paid " off'; and the .Santa Go-truda, to b4l ripped up. • , Arlived the Neptune (2cl tender, from Dublin. Sail©d the Rosa tender for Greencick: The Druid and Amsterdam were undvoked tesday. - The Cersar,wiU be paid off - this day. ' Ariived tatrlndustry, YOUNG ; d'lrethUid, SPIN C * end FriendshiP,CAßß, tr, - rn Sunderlaiid thilannia; DIXON, from 2.cewcastle 5 Good Frielzds, BAK R Arr, from Poole ; and the, filercury, ADA.N4a, twat Wales. POITSMOUTH, MAY Majes rlt.. ship lio(iirrine, Vie 0,100 1 )1)10 truth the vieutert4o nears, were ves rd•ty releihed trout 9,,i4fdt,tine• • Arrived the Atindance date—htp f,-,)in the • terranein, and •, put rimier quarantine. aii.ed his Majesty'; sii,ps 1 intnedary qt)d Theban with. the Rh.- ludia fleet; and ituyai aryr,ge Itjr Basque Roads. DR4L, MAY - i6.--Sailed his Majesty's ships Dreadnought, Gron, Ltd 1-1,711,iba1, a juin the liAltie tieet ; the fledird,./froin,itt Ja.dittig, sod the' Itapid aild Blooditchaid, %AL ward, , FALMOUTH, MAY `l4.—Arrivrtl the Prilicesi Ciorioitc. ocket tat a Mita tram . .Lisbuti, to time days. • - • ‘Y4HI4OI.ITII, MAY 26. 7 --Arrived. the Tarlcr t and brought laden ith s, hits, ca e ;tured otr ,Li N 9 ltti Kireliwd atio 3tri. ett lion* ,Ike Baltic the Ranier gum laudcd dis, iitnfilies ut iinport3ne. ARMY, OF PORTUGAL. RODRIGO, MAY 2, 1841. MINERAL ORDERS, lki%l" t. .Soldiers of the Army of Portugal; after six Months of glorious and tranquil operations, you have /et ed to the,fitst scene Of your triumphs ; btu the e ll e., rifles' of Napoleon the treat bate tree outbid.) , it> blockade a fortress ; whit It they dursi not previously attempt to defend. Soldiers, it your valour, them imimidtted their Columns, will ttot your yaloor novi Punish them lot their temerity ; will you nut bring to their recant:Mims that 'NA - I.Bre still the same br'avu fellows' 'whose' velour (hove tiiriu 10 their treueiiet et Lisb n?' Sine tegiments of cavalry, uodo furceutents from his Majes!yis Gu,rds, coodutted by . M. the Marshal of the district, assist in your eff . orts' and your duties. Forget :not 'list it ire yo courage Which tUuit maintain the superiority roisitt and intrepidity which forms the subjett of the admiration and the en% y of other nations.,* rbrough you thebanotit of the Frettich n.tAlies wilt, render tenowoetilhe hitherto unltoo 11 144$ 0104 Coe, as you hnvc npda. fiVet . 4 01 lqily of the North 'to be for evtr .yrretitorable. Soldiers, a vitliiryiis tiecessary, iti.eider to, ro eine yoa. Ilfat reposei , swhinit the kg uipmen and act-. ministration of t.tae tae4imetit6 regnite. You will obtain it.; and yon will prepare yotirseive%, lit the leisure that will result. imp) it, io niarcli to net/ft triumphsti • , , (Signed) M ASS EN A , Marshal, 'Prince of Euling. • . G nef.de Brigade. O Saturdv evening, the Maitp.l4 it WiaLtetnit- LW( Pt Aptiley House; in iwnoiii of his gallant brother's decisive voLccss over MAiseNA's.superior force. . . Parliammary Whit•Montlay, the 3d" of June, Itj 6.sed fur holtlitig tile Mauling at Guildhall, to lake. Ilia opinion of .the Peopiu relative ti) a Pactiamentsry Ilefor.n, and Is also the 10 41 d.ty that. Tickets or Santee can be bought. its any OtOutt in London, the Public are 'invited to make their purchases as early as possible; in the tirat plaae, for their own personal' e3se, and in the near, to seCtltt! a. variety; for a Lll,ll)Ce . Ot the itniriettse rmitriber ut C..pitat Prizes, which rwatit all be drawn Ntrit-Tneraiiir, the King's Birth-Da.. • COrN-gXCHANOR, .IVIO.T p7.--This' day there are cortkhderrible tresh raE rival of - Wheat co ist v..04.; $ wirti part of last week's Foreign, upwards or 9,000 cianr tens, lite crane •% cry heavy, stile aboui 3s, rower the h 11"Prikt.4,3 adrity ,tartly at last pric u s ; Mail aryl whi t ,". o44s at liroe.stariattun ; iticte are rot many arrivals of arts, and this article tot tin* samples is ,ranied a trtfie deaarer3 Flour at late pikes., i