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being put on Lilf-pay, his stun hal been. denieJ the of ,ihe SQI Portsmouth, u nt il the subjett was mentioned ioo in l the, tfotise of.Corunioivi. . • l'he Arrouri ei•G A t.; _declared that this latter circumstance arose nut of the mis-statement of Ad- Monta4,ue himself. Ai' sn‘iii . as The eiror was discovered, hie son ' s wrong was redresser}. • , The Amendment was' then carried vtithqui a division, and the original • ' o amended • WitS motion, s agreed to. INIEkeIIANGE AMIENLMNr BILL The Militia hterChange ArnendinenCtll went -sou lia,se through a Committee, un it was read ii . third time, the motion •rpr. Circhrane,'sa C opy ' wi ts 3 f ) rdcro io be ltd beltile'the House of th e A nswer o f ~:re'sts. Cook e and !Jailor& to' litter of the (triesitirer : , 1799 f the Navy, respecting the 'charge of e" t , &e. M r : R ove, seconding the inotiori, , 'morrowgaging 'io lay th e d ocument on the tablS'tti- CIRCULATING MEDIUNI Circul brought up tile Itepol3 o f t h e ,treed ating Medium Bill. The Amendm e nt s were , L u. urd A. HAtkIIITON DrOpOied hi 9 clause :for li in, ihe i ssues of the think to the amount exist at the period of passing the Act. 4, 11er a few observalion‘-br Mr. A. 'BARING, th e 4allllL litt was negatived without a division. •• Bill was W t hen ordered to . read a third .111eto,[norruvr. • His MAIESTY'S HEALTH. • Sectetary liElt presented a copy of the v.iumiriurtieation. made by his Majesty's Council to Lind President of the Privy Council, reabe4ing the stag journe jof his lkiesty's Health. —;—Oidered to b e NI AILS. • Heligoland, a uernsey, t %Veer buL-1 Catiii, t Lisbon. PRICIE OF STOCK S rons,i, ?Nis nAy At. TwaLvit n'cLneK. 62 6 ° I Red. Ann, 64- uranium s-dis. 4'414 .QisL« <RL IIALSUm AUULAr L 0 /V /) 0 iti, ~.... rttIIJA Y , JULY 19, 1811. -,.__.,„,.............________• - 7 " I Pin . d sor-Castle, July 1 9, 18 1 1 ' " Ilis MAJESTY h as pass e d a sleePless night, and is not better this niorif rho 1-"' or H. 1-TALF()RI)* " W. [1 ELI I:: 1 . 1 , ) , E N. ~ 14,wILLis• —.............- We Yesterday stopped the Press to announce the arrival of bispatclies from Lord N.V. ELLlNoret.r ; they are dat e d t h e 2,;„th ult. at Quints cie St. Joao. It are that nntwithstattrlingrthe imMea toreenients which Son has received from a quartets, a nd his se- rein i ; theta superiiirity over the Allied 4irnYr he has no rventured to attack It : we may Ihett'fere venture to assert that Iris plan is for the 1:141' huil rated.. There can 'be very little doubt m at t i t was BUONAPAItTIea object, . all LIS fOreeg from the N'orth the' South in ordering el and h. . . "'-eitttlO 01 Spain, to Torrn a junctlnA 'unddi el and . . allied , .4 rto striker so:ne great blow against the i fill /' a nd to penetrate PortugAl by the.4leateic)' 74141)5ai.E has risked lunch by forming Prielkilli and the advantage which lie Pwposed to this . :thn troutthtb;dance the it Inu st have hetut very great to coon.; fl ume" roue ineonvenience4 -to whti.ll """Pd..se ITl"sure exposed trim. He never 'wonld b IYP ' i e.sneh an exertion merely 'for: (lie .purpese .01 P. fining the siege of Badajoi ; he hoped either to to ac the Attics, or. to force the BritiSh Army - .to evacuate ,Portugal.' He could not inderd, even ; x 14 People of France, openly talk of driving them buntglhish iato,the ilea Bo soon after MASSENA'S flig4i, e has hint ed, that he entertained such an ex- ' llSetati 4. °lt th e tifih of June, which, our Readers • ..wdlreeolleet '' ' 1., r .w4h Just about the period when SOU, " • I'l°4 college s , ' , el; tne whole of his imITICOSC army, 40110 • Aug article appeared in the llioniteur : . the f t T he b .. tl ilii,,, Inillish are again about to learn, and by a. "IY Ulu d of or Bao, . 4 erbolt the raising of the siege e4tlsil la doubtless u presage of it), that the). 4111ty thwith i9tpunity leave the element of which 'rl,oBtr4ve hiturped the empire. They had no " port 1-11 kill IL: Continent an); other point of [M -6 tthi ch, i °kir military operations but Portugal, 4 I ° r 4 century past, they have iedu..ied to I 'e rank r ‘ ' .. ~ , (4 ono of their Colonies. The devasyt hurl wk tk -4 which ' oh o Heir have introduced into a country ''' *ill, 4tlbill4ti.l to them With so much doeilitY, ~ tit u.,' ii:Enitteh baseneha, has hitherto constitutsd ii ptee Ne of their defence. Observe with what.. 4 11111°118theY aO--svith witafpromptitude they witillnA , .. apn. , w apt artily which was abOut to ixperlenee 8-, ‘ , roi %es ' Illitt i, l -' 114 Could not repair them.. Evetty 1 i t t 4 foitt, eltes dial a vast plan has been combine.'d I Wt,.. 91411 In regain their ships." ' ~h-lt etdt t.:,,4iithiS " vas, wan" dila!, toighly thunder. kl es whim the eetle6tion of all the disposable siv e t 414-4 we Lire described, to strike the deck lk i wits t and What has Soutm, who boasted that; t,,eril a_advaticing to follow up . his 'tfielerY at ' A l . advnicetimqin::ith this immense Aft-ny.? Why,- 1W / lc b lode rite • Alliesareconnoitred tliem,took Y 1 ., In 14°411 Priso ta 4 ) . If , hers, and remained quiet in' his Apo if hiv :e ld founii an attack practicable', ho,, 1 ti ntailt: it innuediately, because ell ,ilig ... forte was et;iletteti,and iehoy woulion - I;;;fnr7;ltl4e Allies time to strengthen their position, and to receive reinforcernents. We think, therefore, 41.1' not very likely that he will now venture upon an attack: In hilt presentsituation he cannot stop, if.he would, and it would be useless to him if he could. General Gaitime, who has landed at Aye: .monte with a considerable force from Cachz, will in conjunction with the corps under den. BLAKE, threaten Seville, and if they should succeed, will be able, to cut of all supplies which SOULT.tilight derive Iron, that quarter. The Spanish Armies 'of (3tilliCia and Asturias are advancing upon Leon, and our Paper of this day contains On account of the. 'exertions of the Patriots in other quarters: SOULT'S. *tiny - must 'then be again disperied to meet so many enemies, and such we venture to predi& will be the end of this " mighty thunderbolt," this " vast .plan" to fOree the "English to regain their ships." We are happy to find that a considerable part of the baggage, captured .by the aolive and enterprizing General MINA,' belonged to . JosaPFi BUANAPARTH, and consisted of articles which he had literally pur loined frotu the cilflZrent Palaces. Since writing the above, we have received the 'Lisbon Papers to the sth instant, from which the following are extraas , " LISBON, JULY 4. - Our Army remains in , the same positions as when the last packet sailed. Sputa fms followed BLAKE towards Seville with a consider -able corps, leaving a great force, ch4.fly of ,cavalry, to cover hi: march. MARNIC4IT reptiins in the neighbour hood of Merida. Itt short, all is irtslatu quo; and it seems as it the important work of this campaign was 'over, though indeed it is impossible to say _what is. now a campaign, as the work of marching, fighting,; &c. continues throughout ail the year." • The 'Lisbon Gazette of the Ist of July, contains an official dispatch from Lord NVELLItyproN to Don PERE.IRA. FOUSA, dated Qinta da St. Joifo, 27th June, .stating, that . 'ne the.:mprning. of the 22d of Jiitie, the enemy tirade a strong 'reconnoitring. with a large body of cavalry, ou the forts - crises of Campo Mayor and Elvas. The LOUD CHANCELLOR, Mr.• PERCEVAL, •and other Members ofAdministration,. we understand, attended the PRINCE REGENT, this day attatjeton House, on the subject of Hts MAJEsTy's health* A Mail from Helgoland arrived this morning.— The following is the only intellingence brings : HELIGOr4NA; Jutie.9.—This day tie boat and crew, which 'conveyed the late litng,of Sweden to the Danish Coast, returned, ha v i ng ' landed' his Majesty near Tonningen, in the. evening of the day oo.which they kit this. " Captain I-lAwlvorms, of the Quebec' frigate,. is to take the command of this station, and die Horatio,. .LgrJ.GepaGe STUART, will sail the fire[ fair wind, in order join our fleet off Flushinip" ' EIVIIIACI' OF A LETTER FROM LISBON, DATED JUNE ff. Lord WSIAINGTON has the majority rif the Atliedl 4 'orces in the South, on the right of the ; Guadiana; Genelal BLAKE, with a Spanish force of rB,OOO, according to report, r has succeeded in getting in the rear of SOUI.T. General Gil ARAM, from Cadiz, is also orrhis way 4o co.lipdrate with IkAxe, for the purpose' of seizing Seville. If Sovvrshould attempt to March to that place, Lord NVELLawoToti will be upon hint immediatly, and should that event not o c cur , then—"' Adieu to Se . Must be the motto of SouLT. Reinforce ments from England, amounting to abOut 6000, 'arrived here this week, anti will be forwarded in • a few days to the army. All the wounded from Al buera are here. • " Provisions of every description are much lower n this city than in England and' America. " Within the last fifteen days upwards of 25 GAlieges and idlers have been pressed in Lisbon (or the service of thu army. Apposite to Lisbon ' at Alamarnida, at' Moita, and even on the Northern shore, the people are ac tively in making fortiticatioos j and there is also a rumour that this Government intends to in. 'sulate the opposite shore, by cutting a canal from Setubal to Moita, which will compleinly secure the approach to Li'sbon frtftn the Southward," We have heard' it sa:d, that a Messenger is arrived with important disvatches from Russia, by which , lenity that the . ' seTiestered ',hips at ItiLla had been liberated. It is also stated that the Eisguuni ffigaie, which took out tije Portuguese Ainbaiindor, had, on her appe.irance al. Revel, received a royal sa lige from the batteries. • , On Friday last, the Right Hon. - W. WELLESI:EY Pot.e, was unanimously re,eleded .to. represent the caneett's county, m the United-Parliament. After .144 e minal ceremony of chairing, afl Teceiving the ulat ions of his constituents, Mr. Pout set off (or,4o.wp,,,where he arrived on Saturday eveninglast. ,„A0)01,3g the present visit ors at t h e I s l and of kitiy.4, are General CLAVERING and .the fascinating Miss ..Ttevi.oft,.- the • quondarn friend of Mrs. .'sity tons at silver were yesterthy lodged in the 1 304111, rocenily arrived from Lima. A E PLYSTOUtit, .SULY 1/.—L.N l C r e stated yesterday the pariculars of the detention of an Americau vesul by thw i Sentiramis frigate, Capt. IlicitAuDsom; at the same time expressed our doubts as to wire= '6er .. she had not been taken posseision,of by her crew,,as she was seen to alter her course during the night ,when off Ushatg, 'and which it is feared has been the case, as she has not yet arrived here, be.: log the port . to which she was bound., ik:naidship-' man and a very few hands were sent from the Se miramis to conduct her :to" thii:port. It is generally supposed she may have been taken into a French port by the' American crew. --" A detachment of the 7th, or Royal , Fusileers,itre quartered at Plympton, five miles from iltia•Place. A detachment of the ad, or BdtTs,: haie., marched from, Berryhead for this place, .bathaye : halted. at, Modbury, 14 miles diitant ; and a detachment of. the 4th Dragoon Guards, together with detachments ,• of other regiments, ate under *orders to embark (in board transports from hence, with the two former detachments for Portugal. An : order came down this day to release from qua— rantine the Urania, WALKett, from the Mediter faneaii, Which vessel sailed from hence yesterday for . the Downs, under convoy of the Shannon frigate. • Arrived last evening, the sloop Peggy, belonging to thelsle of Wight,, ,Gaosa, Master, from Swan .age, with a cargo of paving stones for this port; as she was proceeding round St. Nicholas's Island, sfte'streck on the rocks near that place, and shortly: ah;er filled with water. Canoe . clown the harbour after haying been re fitted, the Peacock 'aloof) of war, and Arruev schtioner. S iiled the Pee, belonging to this port, for Car diff, 'to load timber for his Majesty's Dock-yard at Deptt,rd. Atrived: the James cartet, .belonging to this port, fro,n Morlaix, with ti.vo'passengers.' Ariived his Majesty's,. snip •Diadem, of 64 guns, co4;.l'urta.rmonis, wittl•a fleet of 141 . 4 transports Iron* Lisbon , cotrisiing - of abottt Go sail, to receive, reinforcements of cavalry and infantry for Lord WELLINGTON'S nrmy. Arrived his Majesty's ship Vestal, of Q 8 guns, the HoUi C,; t. fiEe;terAy, from Lisbon, and has'sailed agai for`Punsmoulb. Arrived• this m ruing the brig Jaro, belonging to London,Gll AliAlll.- master, from Oporto, alter a 'pas. sage of 1,7 .dayi, with a cargo of wine for this POrt ; ,sailed thence in. company with a fleet, which she lost In cliys since, and which are supposed to have ppssed by t Isis Port; also arrived the Fancy, PRARtig; 77hoincks and Itilaain,. BROW' ;'. Tied Marys, LONG MAID . j and May Fiatv4r, 11.4.1A1,13, from • DftAt., *JoLY hig Majestit's ship. Haw; with about - 70 a;til of merelnintruen from Ja leatea they are all done for the itiver. The whole fleet,'which.censisted of iliont 98 saii i .liiive arrived in the Channel, all ,well. • . . . PonTsitowra, j14.,Y tB t --Arriyedhis Majesty's ship; /10//a,.Zephyr, and Dominica, from the Downs; Linnet hum a clulze, and the kestai trorn Lisbon, last horn Plymouth. • Sailed,tht; !lope on a cruiz. • rt rofillAY, JULY 17.- . --Pot in hero th i s afternoon, rifle rot transports bound for COrk, novExt,Ly tg.--.l),lssed by, for London, the shjiis, part of the 'Jamaica fleet :-- e:itharine Green, linfiles; Aqular, Robertson ; Prin cess Nia y, .Gootisini ; Catnhridg e , Evans; Honduras Pauket, Chnine ; LonclOn,. Golatinelt ; Bunion, Smythe, Centurion, Douiths ; lieroine,_Ostworne ; Lusnington, Seib, Nulty, Sugnial ; Hanover,: Admi s oik Princess ok . Wales I es, NPKinley ; Alexander, lexancieri . StatTont ; Rotintayte ; Louisu, larke. 1:11t: fleet Gonsistr d in the whole of pa sail. The following are extraels tram letters received by the Lisbon Mail Lisuors, Jurra.3o.—l am happy to inform you that not less , thair three fleets have arrived here from England, one of them after a short passage of seven dap; They bring,-'a very desirableyeinforcemen t tovonr ainiv, palticdlamly in cavalry ; atulthe tronps hive‘been landed irf good time. We understand that VarSlo is . trgtaing rather shy, since w e have': [lien 'a up Our new posiiion, and seems not much inclined to attack Lord Wcllliogton. 4, "•A report pre% ailed here laSt inight that Soult had re-provistoned 13.edajnz , and that he had after wards retreated towaicli Seville. This maybe ac. counted for by the Iniliiwing 'advice having reached as this• morning that General Graham, . with the English and Portuguese, train Cadit, - had made good a landing atAyamonte, and had reached Gas tellegas on the read to Sevil e; in consequence of this sudden landing, Soolt was obliged to detach `two' divisions of his army in that direction, feariwg that his supplies might be cut off. • ." The other day theANieiny made a strong move inent'tbWards Elves, ; seemingly to reconnoitre, but intro tit ired, but unfortUnately sperceded in taktNg fifty' of, our dragoons prisoners.. Orders',have beltif Oat so Figuera, near Coirnbrt, for all 'the iinops - hrere; 5000, to march iiiiroedialely' to join the main aerny....{.4 - utantly•is it; good healt h, and 'his "l,tiedsl4 is cnntitmaily ort - she alert; his head ferfain in a sofoll farts house.' FttOM itqcyrucit LETTpIt OF THE SOIR DATE. The French advanced to . mconnhiire Elvas ort the"24llt, but they.,oool3 retired, and - remained on the, miler side of the Ca y a Opt troops are at St. 011 alin e "asst" other,positionS in the direhion eat the °t tZus The Spaniardihave•some at Alercala, and kto nei .. iii4on . rhond, to wake a divemon." '‘V --- /ristSti, tAr '1 e attntuct and wettt to Frog ore to t att4.l re , us ned to the (.; tstle at ,•ig lock. The 11...ke ()I Yoat; took leave of J et MAJastt at five, anti set off for L At _tett thist Itiarrtitl their Royal 14iglinesses D, kei oY Ct...n3r.nr,Amb anl CAstattinuK, a 4011.. paniektkeir It , iy.llSktels, Prtuees4es dluGus7-A and t() take tiwir USLIaI rnarnitig't, tictc ill tie Great' k,Lai ) ii !owl - led at It.lll- I ,,,s tt tw r lye. The c~yall\iitr ~ .o. I tssttettuett uyt, r auy Is k 3 ELLA I II YN NE, GiantGefiL.6l.; rild CAitTwittuitr, and Colonel 10 . An ived here, at balf-past &ever( o'dock,.o6 a visit to the avaatti, -the PhtNcu ititGaNT. ; . Comic Opera of The Duenna was Ettpi4itstite.4l •at. this "l'he,atrt: Jolt night. Tilt 11,13 , 4150041111 tti the,petforManee wos /wed( .lientiota viay,-(1 the Inert very, well., bier•aj,l mot .cirttitt ii.t - prnperly, 'as he:was tounieot and spruc e to justify hi illurgarees.satif e•on h,s .. detbrinities. The play altogeth, r was. v , nty • well .supported ; 60. the c.itet object of attraction Jost bight was entlikid " An heroic, tragic, operatic dram wt,. .. eall4d Quadrupeds, or . Tito' Aluncrol:'s..; lay Kick." This piece is • partly a revival.ot.a phay .ruilt±cl late' Tuilors, or A Tragedy Ibt I4Prt Weather," itfbt zmortytdoo ) ly to FooT a, land otromously attributed to his pen. The 'author never awed hitnstAft" The objet of this piece is directly the reverse it Tom Thumb. • The purpose of the latter is tO'tifir4 ksque high •chara6ters,, by, debasing language artd :allusions, and that of, The radars to vxalt low Ones ) by -pompous diaion and elevated sentiments': ''Tts the •drams or hist night; tile piece has underkoms considerable retrenchments, and 'many butpurOus songs have bens) added, .which render il n pike more ludicrtins; as the words are adapted to most familiar, vulgar limes.' Too mach 'the'oil ginal piece; 4.ii.tvever, is stilt lett, ay the love-scenes between obis' Tizilur and *ale, and another kind his mistress, are quite •of a sitnilar nature. is a new prelude' to this drama, written by Mr. ARNOLD, which' dOes hii cunsi'sid , ing of Lb distress of a . Matia'g , T, arising' tioni eo.ply houses; ocbisioned by the attraction 01 the horses 4 the rival Theatre.' • Tiid Manager' and his Creditors 'have 'an inter. itid'the latter not only agree 'to give him tinle, -but. to assist . him in br , oging* thrward 'art Equestrian Spectacle to-suit the lisle of the puok. This preludes abounds iii many strokes of huoiour and incidents. u'4.3 much applauded. The whpliticoncludes with a grand battle ut cavdty, in whio h opposite bodies of Tailtirs, of Flints and Dda d s, appear on Bests, chalked, to look like the tin. party-coloured ~o l.e‘ ut Covitt Thentre, on asses, mules, athi wicker Chargett, forming a must whimsical ittut*-otintest upon whicit the curtain drops. The 'ti rote is . hi.mornos, and will be more dkerting when it is The hou.e was'crowded in all vatts,' and t ie was on the whol e v e ry we ll received, , though ;owe opposition . at ended the announcing it.tor tois LoYEG ROVE, KNIGHT,, Miss KELLY, Miss H. KELLY, and 'Miss Paut;, all exerted themselves very ably. JOIINST6NE, the'Aetor; 'has . closed hl3 engage. moot at Edtnburgh, whore he expetieneed'a very ta.Vourahle reception. • • - Extract of a letter from Gottenbargh, dated Jiiins 2s, 18 11' The Ant , rlc itt sibip Lion st'oppe:itt Nytuarg on the 18th instant, paid the Sound duties, and proceeded 011 her voyage to Petersburg!), -u:ith out experieaoing any mole,tation float the 1) tnt.is. Thd last mail from Ellitteur brought a ti .1 of ';'.1.5 American siessels, • which stopped at that paid their dues, and passed up without detention r intertuptinti. :in fact, since the arrival of• Mr. Tavel.), the American Mini s t er , qtr Copenhagen, Detnew have ceased to commit any dqied:itions upon Atu«rican commer ce ." • I\llt. ..the‘celebrated caricaturist, who re. .re,ides.af t lllrttAiumphrtys,' the cat icature-shop in St: Jittlysfststreet,:in a. lit of dttlirtutn, atlernptetr to throw Itintaelf out of the window of the, story. There being iron bars, his head gni jammtkl, and being perceived. by one of the Chairwatt who attends at . 'White's, and who instantly Went u o to give 't . 6'Attince, the unfortUnate gentleman Mr as extriCatert;l'ind proper perioni were appointed ,to cake . care - lif'hitu. He has been confined tor soma time. - - The pakire's in a fashionahle. intrig ue l ate l y deve loped were both irtained, and the two gentle nen most intintate 'filendo.....cireumstanCes that must set of the imolai beauty ot the business. SHOCKING ACclUtiNt:-:—A 3 oUng Lady, fotv r t, qn years ot age, daughter of Mra. hernot, r!)f bone -street, \v.s biunt so dreadfully, bi- it c;illtlittl Setting fire to her clothes, on Wojnesday nig h t, that death would be !earl to tiifr sutf-rings, :She 'had lett a small party in.' the 41 ,, 'Ung.rootii, ond in a tew seconds her screams drovv then] into a closet on the second floor, where NP:Ss lier,not appeared with her garments reduced to 'tinder.. Sl4ll-IFIECD MAIdiE r, lots , 79. This days Mink et had bit a %hart supply of the ditrorent kindffefrCattle ; Beef, Mutton,,Vcat, Pork, Lunt), vif:re cheaper ; and the tride in getivrat briikei—Tne sales in the HAy h es wo.l.l,sorne.:what dull ; Clover has d ropped in price ; -Hay ay.a Straw fetched last, priecs,—The under. ttletWiotted prices and nutobera are au accurate stai u . tno:ut l'o• sink tits ofral per stone or I lb. Reef 4%. 3,11 to,si. 4d. Mutton oil. to is. 61. Veal ss,:4l. to 61. 4tt. Pork 53. id. tU bs. toit Lain4los. od. f*. lid. - beat, sso.'a Sheep and Lambs ',pro. :Calves t6s. Pigs 240. CORN EACLIANCR3.JOLY 19 —The , Market this day has but few fresh arrivals of Wheat, and rho trade for prime samples at somewhat better price; Barley, wiill Malt, in short supply, anti fully keep their prices ; White Pease nearly so ; Grey rather lower; but few Beans of the tw.) kinds, nod each dearer; tl u are likewise short isuppli-s of ,0 us, and sates thrreuf hilly maintain last prices; !lour remains at the late quotations. . . . . Fi nu di tto . . 9ss a 93s Ditto (film ;hi) •,, 46S 4 —ft Wheat . 1 , 6 i a las a . 88s 't ivk Beans ...... . os a, 44 . s Kyr, .. ~, . jai , * 3.3 Outs - • as; 4lv a 19$ Harley . . 3 .. ; as. It jtrt POlittld ttift:y.... 3 a s a 3 , 4 od Maltf . .. ~ oss, a 7.0 1/citurite dine - 3:s te 4,3 s Wititerea3,botlersso 4 5,5, Rape Seed • , • 38i. a;-l. Grey ditto -. • 'Os a 51s Fme t.tour ... - — . /e3 A 7j4 Stall . "' ' 4711ar S be CONIS 4n to 6c3 a 7es