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1,114 i ii iL, .4 '►l 1M vL. HOUSE .0P PEERS, .; FaIDAY, JULY • In an appeal from the Court Of Session in Scot isnd, " Fleming v. Drummond," Sir Samuel - Bo milly was heard for the Appellant, Mr. Dallis for the Respondent, and Sir S. Retailik in reply:—Fur ther proceedings on Wednesday. C.IRCULATIK; MEDIUM. Eat! STAWIIore observed r tlrat 4110 Measare which the House had lately adopted re+petting , the Cireu lating Medium of the Country: and which was now in tit /'brier of Commons, could only he consider. ed,ss pre liturnary to other measures which most be resulted. to, not in this SCI , SiOtt, tit. any rate in the next Sesiaon. A deep wound bad been given to the currency of the country, to which the Bill recently adopted vitas by no means a plaister, or rat fb•r it was inertly a plat ter to,, keep off the flies and wasps from the wound, until proper means could be a looted. to• cure it.. With this view h e thou,ou it right to lose n tittle in htating the pro. p9sitians ,which he concend it would be necessary to agree to, in the firm of principles, as a basis for the establishment of a circulating medium which might be salely made a legal tender. His. only ob ject now wait, • that his Resolutions should lie upon the table for consideration next Session. His Lordship then read a gyring of 13 Resolutioas, the objects of which were the rest ahlishmecit, of branches tit he Bank of England, the entries of sums in the books, and the transfer of them from hand to hand, and thus the creation of a circulating me dium, to which neither gold or silver would be necessary, and which might, .ticlet certain re suiations, be safely made a legal tender, his,Lord ship ofiinting making Bank notes themselves a legal tender, on the ground that the most paltry en gr.iter might counterfeit theM, and, that there would i.e no ~eran Or to the person receiving them t h a t , Ipiy weren fors -,d. Some. ,words were Aio io iriduced, to ceelare the solvency of the hank 0( in order put an end to , au Olartu which bis staitql had prevailed on this head, in anti-' r.lutiaie If some tl)seryiatiOits maths on a former' ni . li,, Loc.lNltip ) al , or Sh4tly observing upon the hceessiti . ; tt'e•te was of g to Some secine tnoi.,;4 of making a legal tender in lieu Of ;Oki, hich could not be ptl AMARA, moved that 'his Resellitions llu hi' Ott • - • ; a ',At/m:IIOMA' was of ''opinion„ that, upon a subjett,Ql such Vast importance, it would be by.iro means advisable for then Lordships open' a Suudeh t 004 tit so. ibis) a.lioUse, 40 , Ct9tiltr , even•tO5 a hat VQle,of app , uutioon of (brae propositionsi;which wotild he implied crap, ing them to be .printed.i.--; Tout. Cite coosidrrai ion he had beenenahled to give the Res , !winos, 'whilst Noble i'"iten.l was' I'v:day tai tu, he we, by no means prepared toagree in ittmy pails oft heir). As to the solverlCy ot the Bank,• there Was no !;reeds whineVer for the alarm the Noble Earl had - alailed to No one had dirtibk:d the sulvency of, the Bank ; on the con. t;a 6 those Noble , 4:ho had ar,gued agaiost the Noble Earl's Bill had expressly i . .aimitted, - that lion) the grant proftis the Batik had made , limn the issue 0( their paper, these coup) be no doubt ' of thiir solvency. A, to the argument of th e . Noble Earl, stated in lib ltesultitions, that gold Wait , neciessau to a circulating medium, it was-one to wiiet i b e (Lord Lauderdale) was by no means l3rur snit to agt (se. Hd.thunit4, tuerefure, that the debate upon the iteaulutions ought to be adjoutued, ill odor give tittle tor a Nada- consideration of subj*A.. Lord ST4NROPtt s4ld, he had .not yet made any motion for priotiwt the Re:rain:ions. Hie .objet was, that they shot% or, the tablet for the consi deration of Noble Locals, He, h.;d, 'however, no ohjemicn t the anjoututhout of, the debate. ,As to the solvency of the Kink, if no one doubted it, all th-t he nece,sary would be for him to take oat of the ReOltitiOtikl the ',void* he had inserted rcd,stive to .that point. His Lordship concluded by muting, tliat the debate be adjourned till iwtsday. dered. • Adjourned till Monday, AaKc iita x Atiliolt, 1 (iucrmc,y, z jersey, 1 Dublin, 3 vi...th..rturcl: Duk—il..i4bus), i Dublin, t Waterford. I'lt 01; • - TIM DAY Ar o!cl.occ. , 6 ‘ ,1 dis. Consols -.. •1' # I S t N. QUI4 Weltkit [ALBUM AUDb4A7 ? 4. 0 N D 0 N , SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1 a I'l . The ships Juliana, Bebe, and Larkins, are arrived off Lymington from Bengal, which place they left on the t tith of February, arld St. Helena on the tflth of May, No shivi were at that Island, except the Wollner Castle, butkvard-hound. They bt ing no new , s, exce'.t that all wair 'quiet in Indi.t. The hottkward-oound fleet was expeeted to rentlezvoua a t piiifit de Galie,eatly in March. The llirtclJltxrrt anti Gelun were expeeled to sail from Port Loot , i, oft the ist April, for England. The /7 , 4/iam Pitt, from the Isle of Prance, was off the Saud Heads ou the ltith February. ilomadryad and Owen Glendower frigates' tvdte at St. fleletta. The l'Acenix, yrlgh Inglis, Batavia, Lo r d don, Ash:ll, Lord Keith, and Pres:on, went left in B4ngal, The Ciu cf Lcruion was proceed mg.up the fl ~er tri Two Anbolt Mails arrived this morning, froni whi,ll we have roads several camas. They bring ni no intelligence respetting the proceedings at the :;wuostu aftur hi* arrival iu Deorriarit, nor in Which the Opposition, both in their spetclw 31(1-W60110'i ' spealt of the Goyetnntetit their ov n country, \tvilen put in tom; arisen with any foreior hostile Government ; we should hAve been surprised . at the language used by Paper of this morning re= spitting our differences with America. It says, " the American Government is as head-strung and imp:ae. able as tin . own." We are glad to find that no attempt' is made to defend the cond=t of the Ambrican Gu vernment: but We should be glad to khow which of the measures adopted by the lirttish GO- . vernment justifies the epithets of " implacable and headstrong l" If a disposition to adjust r en( es,:.eLen when the grossest 1 .tise.ts hay e been otfered to.tbis Country—if a ' readiness to make re- Oration to the AMerican GOveintnent;when a ease occurred, in which they were entitled to .-repara tion—if a patient endurance of the gross pamilit) manifested by the AtnericaniGo‘ernment towards our enemies--in a word, if a system of the most tfirexampled forbearance can justify 'those epithets ; certainly thity may be opphcd to the BraLsh Go- vernment. gut the Paper in question says, that It a war 'should take plaee :with Ainertea, " we can neither invade them, nor they us, and in tit,: - of,piiticy we shall have mo:e to lose 11).1;1 to gain." What ! if this country is forcedinto a win in defence Of its interest and its honour; are eye io be told that our sailors will be piraUs 'if they capture the enemy's ships!' We have,' indeed, seen that, expression made use of in some of the most violent " of the American democratie Pepersl hut, wit. con = ft4s, we did not expect to see it adopted in a Bri-. fish J44rnal. The only way-In which we can bring • -America to reason, if the Government of that Coun try is untortooayely bent upon forcing us into host lilies, is by deStrOting ber commerce ; and • we a'e turd' by the Patty •Ovito are Ci3lllOUTitig to have the , . direction, of our affaituentrusted to then)) that it we, attempt to.du so, we shall be guiliym4racyl The following is .the official Report of the State of • his Al A.l Esvefilealth on Saturday the tit h inst. atipresenicia to the Piivy Council' by tlic Council , • (Copy.) WINDS° it; Jut . Y 6. U We the underwritten, Mertibers of the Coun cil appointed te assist her Majesty in the Execution of the trusts committed to her 111.+j---t), by virtue of the statute lip ! s to year ut iii, :rlajt.st)'s reign, Illtittattd, An Ad In Ili:nide fat 11 e,' tliiii t,i,tratiau of the Royal Allthotlty, port !or ti,e " caw of his Majesty's 'Llnyal l'erson, during the " continuance Cl his MIIJ sty's illness, anti tur the., ". resumption of the exercise. pi the Royal Anthori " ty by his Majesty," . having duty wet ti o . , .. , eriter, on the tith ,day or JUiy, let I, 1t the (stueen's Lodge, near to Windsur Castle; and hiving called " tietore us, and:exarnined-uptati oath, the Ph)sietans, mid other persons attendant upon his Majest), and having tiscertaitheti the state of 'his Majesty's healili by all such other ways odd weans as ilppeated to us. to beveccesary for that purpose, do hereby declare and certify, that tht: .M.llO of lets Majesty's heatin, at the tittle of this oitr tweeting, is nut sueh,as to en:bblebis Majesty to resume the personal exercise, , of his Royal funtlions.. That his Majesty's bodily health is btrt little, (14;0,1kt-ed. " 'That, in consequence of ati accession'of men tal disorder, subsei.wia to cur report of the Gtit April kist,u chan.l, took place in' the system of Ina migenrut, Merl had been previooly adopted for hi s M..iesty's cure. His Majesty's mental health:is represented to us by nil the Physicians as catainly improved since the tith of April. We are unablr, however, .to ascertain what would be the erktas of au) innuediAtelecurrence to any systrin of manage ment, which should admit of as tree an approach to his Majesty's pres4nce as was allowed in 3 'former pulled of Ins Mdiesty's.indkpusition. ." Some of his Majesty's Pny,icians do not enter tain, hopes of his Majesty's recoi.ery quite so cotiti dent as thoserwhich they bad expreised on theoth of persuasion of others of his Majesty's Physicians, that his Majesty , will completely r‘co eer, is not diminished—and they all appear to agree; that there is a considerable probability 'of his Ma jesty's final recovery and tliat neither his Majesty's bodily, health, nor his present symptoms', our the ettct which the disease has - pit . produced upon his Majesty's faculties, afford any reason for thinking that his Majesty will not ultimately recover. (Signed) " G. CATUAii. • Elton. " ELDON. ' 4. MoNTltuSit. . « ELLesaortoursti. " NVINeIIHIsI44. " W. ciItANT." AYLESPORD." A True Copy, ' CHETWYND. immediately lifter this Report - was made, his jesty had a fresh access at paroxysm, and ttom that thee, the indulgence which had been allowed his Majesty . ot - walking on the Terrace, has hen ft...m..kmr ' Yesterday morning, at half-pmt ten o'clock, Prin cesses AUGUSTA and SGPIIIA, Dukes of KI. - .NT and Ctmnainue, took an airing on horseback, through Windsor Great Park, into and through the pleasant tisk:4 in the Forest,. and returned to the ca,tle at hilt-pest twelve. The Clugut4 and PrinCeSseS ELIZABETH and MARY took thoir usual wrings to llrognore Lodge, and walked in the gardens, &c. from twelve to two o'clock,' whetz..they'returned to i h e C ast l e . / The . Kma has not been on the'rerrace, at Wind. sort shim Sunday eve n i ng . Attenu v.—The ar,ci,nt silver OrtOW, of the City of was contended for on Saturday h4st, add wOn by CHARLES CUNNINOJIAIII, Writer to ti.e o.o . aTsmoutn, SeLY 12.—AeriVed Melpinnenr 'frig:re from Lisbon ; the Ze-pkyr and Phipps from a cruize; the Pkylla and Gun!let froth Gnerniey; &Niko from a mite; an.l the rolage and Amptiiun wilt two prizes front the Nle:diterraneall. FALMOUTH, JULY lb.—Arrived the Poangtiege brig Ur war Falean, 14 guns, Capt. DB CiiStA, Irian WO Janeiro, in 70 . days, and hi ings intelligence tha t four French lfgiatts west: on that coast, and that the Admiral 00 ihe station had .scat a squadron in quit of them. - On the . Btti instant', spOit'c his M;ijes , y*: , ship Antelope, having ein board. p.drniral Sir 'Filo mAS it.r. flerinilda. • • • The s t quadroit under' the command of Sir JpSEPH YoaKi, passed this pert to the Wesiv‘ : ard last-even- .1 be Illarltorousit picket, I,vith nlails for Lisbon, is detained for orders. ,• l'he Jamaica and Aweiican packets will sail the 12th most. PLYAIourn; Jut.Y 1 I s —Arrived the ship Urania, belonging ti I,titWo4, WALlitStt, 111.1ater, from "r.i I - ragOna ''&11 1 / 4 1 I' ft the former pine oii Ike v . 4111 April, and. the lalletott the 6th Jullki, Willi a cons,,ting of -wigs awl ,cyrk, liound to this• port tot ottlrr;', tilt[ undo qt.Ltrantine i r --sa:kd! Rom dlt/r,11141' In con) patty, With it, fit!t, -consistirg ot abotit 40 pail, 1111,41 E 'convoy of theliutspur tri , gate and Abunatwe ttorelship, which ha v ve 'by this port : the Urania iost the convoy on the loth June. .7 i,.eickle brig of . war takes ,convoy to Guein sey and Jersey; and wilt r,atl to:tuorrnw. Shannort frigate, Captain Baoxr., takes . • convoy to tihe .11uwiis, and will sail on SatUrday z. to - Suliday next. `Arrived th Orestes sloop nf,uar,' Captain LAPII NOTII4.II,I4, and is gone up the Harbour to be refitted ;' also arrived the Aintract hired cutter horn the siva- - (iron in 11,isciue Caine down the harbour and anchored in the Sound, alter having been retiaed, the Shannon gale, Went up the hbrbout the Onyx sloop of war. HARWICH, JULY 12.2 riV . ea the Lark paclie with to'.% o A,o!;olt Midi and several filsseners. 1)f: AL, JULY r2.—.A.1 . 1 his Miljes'y's shipi diMpliion mut 1 1 010 ye, watt two frigateg, Iron the ward. Sa:led the Echo sloop of war and convoy to the Wesiward, and the illadtorough wan' Oi W4l fa Flezhing. The Pcho and convoy aro put back by adverse u inch. CHOC down ftom the River the Fulg►ar for the Suutt► Seit, and the Sir llilliwn Burrows tor the, .I,sle of Fran..er., diNHOLT 1V1411.5. COMER, t€2.—The telegraph annomiced to day, at four o'‘lo - el;,'tho intolligene - e,.that a con voy coming tionl the North was in sight front Cneltoe, • l'he enemy, yesterday, took two Danish tyttwee'a LangelAnd and ,Osuoe. He yes terday Opatelted come brigs,, which sailed to the South. Lena, JuiLY .—His Royal Highness the Crown inc is cxpeaed here shoraly for the purpose of investigation, on the causes of the lute insurreetion a terrible example will be made of such persons as are found culpable ; $t is also said to be the inten tion ot his Royal Highness to visit Gothenburg. . , 'SPOB6 BIER 6, JUNE 13.—This manning an En» liih fleet was discevered standing under sail from the northward, with a light westerly bteeze and the ctirrcht southerly. At 9 o'clock, in - the forenoon, the fleet being off Spprsbicltg, it tacked and went to anchor off Sten galskoo. The fleet ConftiVed of 88sail of vessels, under the protection of ships of the line and two ~ , :uttet brie.,- Another fleet of English vessels Which' yesterday evening -came' to anchor between Fliortholm and groelykke, weighed and stood' to the northwatd. This fleet, which consisted of 88 sail of vessels, was convoyed by one ship of the line, thiee frigates, three armed vessels, three . eutter brigs, and one schooner. • NAKKESIIOVED, Jug 10....." A Etnart Cannonading is now heard'llere (rum northward. ' NAKSKOO JUNE 15,—The 'convoy from the southward is out of sight, and the coast is now en tirely clear of the enemy's cru►zcrs. CIIIUMANSAND, Junz 7.—On Whitsun evening a considerably large English convoy departed from Wingo Roads for Yartnouth. in the said convoy were some Danish vessels which had been taken by 41 w enem y on the coast of Jutland. A couple of these vessels have by artifice, and the assistance of stormy weather, found an opportunity of making irt~ from ler r est . : peitu0, ,, .... , , obtained this intelligen ce. Consoita, Jeffs 20,—there ore none Of ti , ent-My's vessels in Sprogoe Belt, but according the te:egraph ic intelligence, i here iss co soy b ow ) 'to the Northward, lying at ander t ove n (41 kov and Westerpos. • , ST, PETRltSli'UliGfr, he MAY 2 ' t. --- The lia r French Atilt:185:00r at thi, Court, thell.l, of ''' ea NZJi$ • Citi his dcpiirtare from hence, Was iliVc st by !)isinyetiol MisjAty with the Older al SI , i l tires, bet A ith brllianti. Tto::isNocs,•, it:NE '.'9.—A. consider:We diAtc bance took p lace at tarty rto , nea P4: 1 : 13 6 wil the GL2 verrior a:. d Mjaor General, Count M usso was infor.ord, that abou t i 9, t o 1500' towel+ lj hd a ' "snibled, and force, 14 taken awl i :10 Clergynn pri , v isions, and that. i hey . had at Serl! y oibtrple, en, and Officers of the Crown, misbehaved thems-elves towards top;e,..uf 11,101 Toe: Gener:sl marched aoainst,*tl " illlk :on men, ii,Lintry, 40 liu•sir4, glid f rillideS, b•,t sent the Celonel (..:otint Iteno'' v i;t T?t,rt.: to lea), n•trine with tie ii:sirgeno ci"-:, rinse 'them forgiveness if they wou;Li disptlA's it was all in Vain, and their Obstitl3, y COI 30414 , I heir rivet' ) many were vvoundcd, and von itti t q! ti ' soners. Thereinainder flod, and secreted theiV, iti the is 00[15. TWO litlA3rs vlcre CS'OOLIdeJ. If 81iM.411 4 tiTADT, MAY 13.--A3 the lt,aiii3oll4 , in Aluidaria and Wallachia sutlers greatly fr`'"'iri wavvt of provisions and fGrage, the BasiiinC,,,' Fk.:ApoiIoWITS&II, has Itircd several tcsi,els Or,: grade,,vitriLh have been laden will) meal, barleffv" „ n rovi' ' oats, and sent Cu Doi elseh, Wilt:lic e tl' ° ` r if, have been sent by land to ciad,ivo, and i t ther into the interior Of Wallachi a. ,op . Letters from Wallachia assure 9s, that o ' . , a li si.sic lainistry in the late.negociatiew to r r -- 1 , 1 the Porte, made every exertion to concludd II P 1 .,,, IlexPe"3 on equitable'term, but that contrary los ' tai c* tion, the'latter obStinatcly pers'sted in 1111 .1 Ott'c4,,,, mind, that the Turkish staics should Ol ritpf i!biolutely declared that net an inch (ii r° . ,_, (jeciarklell.' shiaild be ceded to RUSsia. On " Jig - •'1 •Si 1011" lig: Congress for. Neco broke apt - a • [Aye recommenced. . 114, °I K 0 N IGSBC it G) JUN'S 15,--Yesleaill 11,..tirlyr:, (11)0 o'clock, a - mist destruttive fire brol'' 1,004 -Irtrirh-oongamed • bet weep ttlrea and (our ' io pl . houses, and warehotisso fille&witil.cori,"':,, 1.,(?*, 'oil, wine, and Possian gr,'“,',. b4:)9oflof ui.) ,,,, i,, ProdigiOs, anti cannot bs Y' t '' .j O w iislitlige.d. _ I tie • value of the !woo ,°14,i,p,111, hotises amounts to nealy a flil)ii° ''.(trilfo°`iili ()lie corn-dealer has lost (Wu° htswil,..liotot vi.Elreboos'us ; a wine welcbant W 111 ` 2°°,000 tix-dollata in wine, row, tg ‘' t lo' f gill' ,11% ItQi4E, -lONA 3,—On the f9th P ~0.4111, 1 10 at night, atoin a r t fthock of ateta l ir olif t"' fortunately lasted only 8 or iu cllooi bete, at Tivoli, FIVOCati, And the se it, howaver, did no damage. SM d i f cur 6M NA? LS, h.; tut 4..4oSince tke rela'.-ib°llit P I " i i ,, vf!reign trout Patti, he is eng4ged ''crea 1'24 sters for several hours eve!), daY. 'o,,v erdjill'j Reggio ill Calbria, band 03+ tericl nreote Cad,' A at every praeticable point along Th ii :, cover *the navigation along; shore; irib, 01, ih4 fag' ippo n not by . any titeatta please • ~..,e 0 by 4 itt k'll.icavoor to drive away tiding them, The intent accounts froli'opsiin.,ololll of the Myth May, and s tate, Oita e.v.eloti I. ji the UJOrebul ... Codit .., quit there . The uurnerbus garroolLidjosoff our au4 die other Italiiin pato Oil S bu' Ot.prOViSioll6. theTolicealasitoe:ncert at the Lower goeta.° °„e°lliff')/I ...----.............----. war 1 r el ie f of the ,Oritish Prisoners' in 100,1 0 6e. in Y patroniged— Indeed it way be o', ir jo this occasion, arid pleasure went bond IP !'do , •Lii: L,,trPi• le travelleddNl r s . f A ' 'arg titale,v33ttsr:dviliesjfl(ll4eeld'l:6l:ll9°:l:ilirs.linit:lllll;ei%is-min t ont Combritige'. to enntribute,thcirePt!c4; 30 WIN nsoa and N ...1.16$ SJIA gra, Aded to the $ 010 Lra . rt mein,' Ft' ar.dal, tt ii is Son, Or a a pact oil tltio.fortes in an adniirabie sil le, Writ4Ploi il Ba si d e d :at ' the Piano.forte, rind ittenAsni,.,, vl "d• It is proper,to record Oa ciaii)e, 01, 1 . 1 . 0 d's,iiig i i !---o.u-s-led themselve, on this atetitor'°'' casion, ,r i ile School far. Scandal %vas repreientedl3slll/0;1 f•s/ a)VCrit.Garjel) Theivre, and so well c4ll:e wont otrwlth vet), great er/at. rs. iltP,i all her' onto' to Lady e rg °,l"/,f,:,fted warmest applaose. .She voi well Vi.rgi3O it 961‘P:ITit j a r tit': :Pl':(llClClncvleibCin'llie:Sliritiroe:l;j: itj'elle'irelP':.atlic!.61:°:':113:1jAlI.iti::11:1:":11:;-::$:{1:0;:ildi,ivell'i and • -' .. at) Or' (liverfing in Sir lialjamin..7.-A very goo?,". onspil IVlr. end ate 14 opms are to gocc e":t, DI a Illd Iv:agate The3tre, on 1000110, .11.,:they pr aro ID perform ti lov nights, atter crotti!co, ~ 0 eyed (o.llllfii heir engagevont in Afoot jo i; ti t , culling ihGuld neeur between this coatOrt ''4o Stares to prevent tits' cleF:irritre. , fol • Peet Qa • The DLlChesc of. 'Vosts NIP in 1°1(111 old ,51,111' 0f her lite on Wednesday rnorniii4v lia. bO,O 0' Yard, St. iono:4`s. ;Is her iloyol 14 0 , it 11,1”'llirig from a chair into her bareocitireePoveen d bollired, end she fell with her beaci.„ oreinftli wheels. Two 9f' the attendatnA, IP alo e af IP h, II!' , rri tO exti iCaILI the Dachae, foil Ore 00 iri t, b°l.,,r, 001 moo:Iva tide !wises were '' t— .°la otii-- "pi' treated, and afforded opportal,a 14 011 oerd ;,,, to render aisistono, by whicli l'rli t.t,elt damn,,, pily, rent'', e d iron doiteer.---The lit' , for,e',, ' 1-00 th.: Icas d,' great pfeence of friod, wi , , a ,tio,,,,tib as soon 04 ?lily iccovro her 10°1)1'01 iiiiti,rP Vire(' it th,:, art.:061410 it. l ICCeiVO , ..,g