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our. walla noterislly injure the eismeterelel IniereSts la the
mentry.
go W. DE CRESPIGNY said it hod bees his intention
to have moved that the debate should be sdj d—but
owlet it was out the wish of the Howie. he had refreined
frtm it, although he had a strong objection to the Bill.
Mr. LENNARD was of opinion that the itslepeodeoce
ofliseth America should be openly acknowledged by this
cowry sad sot to be tacitly actioewtedged by a aide wind.
gr. LITTLETON thought the Bill ought fra go throiels
moths* stage before the objection of the Hoe. Member who
Wiest sat down should be takes into consideratiosi.
SIC W. W. RIDLEY was afraid if the Bill was carried
that the British shipowner would sot be able to ester Into
goopetilloo with the foreign shiposser ma account of lbe
roved tines es the former.
Mr. WALLACE sod Sir JOHN BOUGHEY anppertta
lbe Hill.
Mr. CANNING said It was voile idle for Shun to shift
their eke as to the miaehief the Bill might COMO. to the
loportatios of the raw material of silk from their Colonies,
ponekorly from Beata!: the question in fact had solved
Itself into one between this nation end foreign mations. He
would Dot oppose the third residieg of the Bill, but before
the Bill periled he would subsoil a clause to the House foe
the protection of the importatimi of raw silk from Brigid.
Mr. THOS WILSON was ',opinion that the framers of
the Bill hod begs. Ili the woof end of the staff; howevet,
it was not his intenties I. oppose It.
Mr. ANSON opposed the Bill.
Mr. EGERTON did net see the object Governors. had
in view by bringing forward the
the reentry was gulag us very well without legislative inter_
Teresa.
Mr. DICKINSON was of opinion that every encourage.
Brat ought to be given to the importation of raw silk from
their ow. Colonies.
Mr. RICARDO eopportert the DID, . the principle shot
• for trade was seminary, and if this country set the etas.
ple, sober coontries would follow it, which le the end would
be highly beneScial to this corsair,.
Sir T. LETHBRIDGE objected to the measure, bees.**
it vela to olio away the proteetios which had been hitherto
Area to the silk trade, which was the mast douriakirig trade
is the oosoiry. He had heard it said in aikd not of the
Ross, Hist is had risen to its present flourishing state is
despigbt of the restrictions sophist it, sod be mold nut sea
why they should be takes off.
Strangers were ordered to withdraw, sod the Noose divid.
ed, when there appeared for she third reastisg of the Dill—
Ayes
Noes . . am
Majority for the third reading.. 9

We oadentood while we were excluded from Ike gallery,
That Mr. CANNING moved a clause for the protection of
the ispirrtarion of raw silk from Seagal, which was carried,
aid *hes the Bill passed.
Os the motion of lbe CHANCELLOR of the EICHE-
QUER, lb. Report of the Coesiwilice oa the Cots
imporla-
uon Bill wss ordered he be Irrooght up ea Friday next.
The ether orders of the day were it... disposed of, sod the
Boos adjourned at a QUARTER PAIiT TWO O'CLOCK.

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, WAY 21.
Letters direct from Jassy, of the date of the 10th,
anuouuce that the order of the Porte on the m:n-
oon of Moldavia was proclaimed their so the Sth
of May. On tlagth, 2,900 Anatolian, commenced
their tetrest in consequence of this order. At Jassy
there remained only 1,500 Kurauck Ahmed Aga,
oho are to form the rear of the retreating army, and
the Aga of the Janissaries.

the accounts of the favourable reception of the
Boyar' at Cointsotinople, together with the meta-
4110U of the province, which was so ardently desired,
had filled with joy the people of Moldavia, who
have beta exposed to so much misery, in course.
quence of the enterprise of the Hetati•ta.
According to the accounts from Jimmy, orders
have been given by the Russian authorities for every
stranger who comsat give security for himself to
gait Bessarabia, and to retire iuto the interior of
the Russian empire.
PRICE. OF FUNDS.

May 21.—Metalik1;;:751; 1471:81;71;areig, 687 7.loths.
(siustritax Übservar, May 22.)

INSPAUCK, WAY 18.

Lieut.-General Sir Thomas Mattlatid, Governor
or Malta end Lord High Commi>atoue► of the
lonian Islands, arrived here yesterday, and set out
stiou after on the road to Constance.

•UGSJURG, MAY 25.
(Extract froze the Al*wine Zeiting.]
"Vino', May 1111.
"Last right news from Constantinople of the 6th
May was received here by express. They state
that the Porte has promised to evacuate the prin-
cipalities of Moldavia and Wallachia. A Turkish
Comatimioner is said to have been already dis-
patched to Bucharest, and to Jassy in order to carry
to the Governors of those two capitals the order to
depart. We now to longer doubt of the continua-
lieu of peace. and the Ambassadors of Austria und
England are justly praised tOr the ability they have
thewn in the uegoctattons at Constantinople."

NAPLES. MAT S.
The Neapolitan squadron and the Austrian Ho-
tills are at present cruising on the coast uf Cala-
bria and Sicily. The greatest tranquillity noir pre-
'silo through the whole of that island.—(✓orrral
de Frankfort, May 28.)