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joursatest. it wm better that they absula come I. that
understanding. For his own part, be thmight it entretnely
desirable, if possible, to come to a decision before they
Illeperated.
Mr. BROUGHAM felt the eatiediency of catalog to a de.
Maims that evening, hut great diteroltses had beta thrown in
the way by lb. Resolotios propwed by the Right Hon. Gra.
Sterna,, (Mr. Haskimou).. Bat stiff if the debate weird Mt
be protracted to an aussually late hour, it would perhapa
be bluer to proceed.
Mr. MINN err moved that the question be adjourned to
this day.
Mr. PETER MOORE seconded the motion.
1111. BROUGHAM estmermd, that • motion of an Roc
Baronet twee him (Sir T. Lethbridge) siLod fur that even.
tug, and would probably interfere With the itiscuuiun.
At the suggestion Of Lord Londonderry—Sir Thomas
Leilihridge withdrew his mottos.
The dsbate was limo adjourned to this i'ay.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL.
The ATTORNEY-GENERA I, muted the Order of tte
Day for receiriag the Report on this Rat.
Mr. BENNETT and Mr. CREEVEY opposer/ the rerip.
tiun of the Report at that late hour.

The ATTOIN EV-GEN ERAI.p erseeered, w hen—
Me. CHREVEY winged t►at the House be counted, wd
there not being forty Members present, they forthwith ad.
jourued at HALF-PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PAMIR, BUMF. 8.
Thursday, after the sitting of the Cliamr.er of
Deputies, M. Benjamin Constant demanded Lois-
faction of M. Forbid des hearts, for a letter in-
serted by the latter iu the (lawnliensee of the Sill,
in answer to one of M. Benjamin Constant, itherted
in the Cs/esti/allow! and she Cowriee of the 4th.
11 ithont any other explsnation the Dr o. Deputies
proceeded yesterday morning to the round. M.
Benjamin Constant was accompanied by General
Sebeatiani a d M. Gil-audit', Members of the Clam-
her of Deputies; and M. Forbin des Issarts be
General the Count de Bettnay, Member of the.
Chamber, and Colonel Chainion, Lieutenant in the
King's Gerdes do Corps, Company of Luxemburg.
110. Benjamin Constant being lame, he and his ad-
versary were placed at ten paces distance oh chain.
They fired together by signal, neither was hurt,
and M. Benjamin Constant appearing satisfied, the
seconds dreided that the combat ought to terminate.
It is impossible to 'hew more sang-froid than ass
manifested by the Hon: Deputies.—(Quotidinne.)
In the Chamber of Depeties yesterday, on the
scrutiny for the election of five eancidates for the
Presidency, the number of Deputies present being
287, and the absolute innjotity 144, the numbers
were, for M. de Is Board ye 220, M. Itsvezlo4,
M. de Ronald 103, M. de Vanblane,"lB9. M. Chs-
brol de Crusted 178, M. R. Collard 73, Al. ter_
faux 42, M. de Bouville 31, M. Teyssere 22, M.
Lavas Plainville 6, M. Marcella(' I, M. Martig.
arc I. MM. de la Bourdormaye. Rime, de Do-
nald, tie Vaublanr, and Chabrol de Crossed, haw-
ing an absolute majority, were proclaimed (with-
dates for the Presidency. The rost of Ilk. Pitting
wan occupied in discussing Election Returns.
The accounts from Germany received yesterday
contain nothing new respecting the great quertion
of war or peace.--/Constautleanet)
The accounts from Spaireare to the 27:h May;
the insurgents have been defeated at nll points, red
the capital was newer more tranquil.—({bid,)
The budget for 1823 will, it is said. be imme-
diately presented to the Chamber of Deputies.
It n stated that the Spanish Ambassador has re-
ceived a dote from the Spanish Ministry in answer
to that of M. Zr,, Envoy of the Republic of
Columbia, and that by this note the Spanish Go-
vernment invites the Powers of Europe not to re-
cognise the new States of South Atherico.
Prevented this year, as the No, from assisting at
the service which auto be celebrated for the young
Lallement, the father of that unfortunate yonth
and a great number of his relations and friends, pro-
ceeded on Thursday to the cemetery of Pere U-
rbane, and paid at the tomb of the unfortunate
Lailernant a ice tribute of friendship, esteem, and
regret.
French Fends—Five per Cent. opened at falf. 90c.;
closed at 91 f. 15 e ; Mack Stock-1,030f. I,6?Se.

Exchange nu Lndon—Out Month 23 f. 35 c. ; throe ditto,
25f. 15 c.—(Cours uthentique, JUR* 8.)

Extract of a letter from Voris dated Jane 6,
182

" Nothine new here. The march of-Government
It not yet publicly avowed. We are iseellenbly on
the eve of a change in the Ministry. Peet of it is
not Wile enough. Others, however. !intend that
Chatesuhriand is to creep in.
64 With respect to a war with Turkey, if it take
place, it is said that the great Powers will make COM-
M/PO cause nith Russitr, and share in sortie way or
other in the spoil, that this balance insy not be dis-
turbed. If war do not take place, Russia is to re-
ceive an indemnity in money, to be assessed on the
different European Cabinets. Our part is said to
be already fined at fifty •tuillitins of francs. What
will be the result of such ext-riordiusty measures, f
rashly cauuot auticipate."

FRANKFORT PAPERS.

•RMI.IN, MAT 20.

The post from Saloniebi and Serer at length ar-
rived yesterday fruns Belgrade, and bruillopt
counts very unfavourable to the Credo. Ti,
Puha of Salonichi had received reinforrensentr,
bad defeated the Greeks near Terisza. After thi,h,-
fell spot. 30 Greek villages, and curled away tbr seer
men and children as alarm The Chrialiuna at Salo-
nrchi hare 'purchases! many of there unfortunate per-
sows 6.r three or four piasters, in order to recur thou
from the wretched frit that swatted thens.—( AI:-
genuine Zeitsug, Jane I.)

PILAIMFORT, JV7l'
Among the lastest arrivals 01 chstioginoed
11e'adri of Brui fil66 teais -Oels ; their
reWichkiiß.Ylli S ig...e"
hlle
I%reste N 1 lt•
rtes.,. the re.gning Duke of Saxe-Cobing sad
the Dischess hie cuusort ; his Excellency M. Stor-
mer, Minister Plenipotentiary from. Austria at
Court tlx
of Portugal.

ITUTOARD• MIS 4•

The debates in the Engli►h Parliament respect-
ing p.n►ious here drawn attention to this subject
hi re also. Thr expenditure fur pensions is e.ll.
mated in the last budget of Withinberg at 642,000
dories. ()ti the English principle this annual psY•
men! is cqual to a col ital of 6,4e0,000 florins. P.