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riu to alter anal 3nrati two Mk of the Parliament
of krl-ui, of the and 41:h (1 the present
King, for restrainiiig the.CfrentatiOn of the Proving:
gory Notes and Inland Bill& of Exchange, omits.' a
limited sum.—Ordeleal.
The Customs C..'onse.idation Bill WAS 'oroaghe up
and received.
Mr. VANSITI'ART said, the. House woUld ie-
crillea that his Hon. riend had started his intention
of reserving the sum of 2ta),(1.)91. out of the addi-
tional revenue arising from the consolidation of the
Customs towards the loan% he therefore begged
leave to move a clause to that circa.
The clause seas received, and the fill?, whit the
amendments, was ordered to be engresszci, and read
a third time.
House resolved itself into a Committee on
the Corn Trade between. lireat Britain and Ireland.
. Resolution was agreed to,. that the Aft of the
42d of his present Majee,y, for regulating the prices
of Corn expf,rted and imported to and from Great
Britain and lteland, till the 3th of February, Imo3,
and an A..!r for continuing the same, should be fur-
ther continued. The Resolution was agreed to by
the lionse, and a Bill was ordered accordingly.
The Bribery Oath Bill was reported, and upon
die motion of Mr. Lyles, was ordered to be en-
groved, and read a third time to-mot row.
Mr. WICKHAM moved for leave to bring in a
Bill for transferring the SC41:1.?11 in the -Militia of
Ireland to the Navy. Ile observed, that the Rill
was preds...ly s',„niltr to the one iatrealitced in Eng.
land. though it had been thoul:lit necessary to
iivide the Dill.
The llnglaed 'nd Ireland Corn Regulating Bill,
frionded on the foregoing Resolation, s' is brO!!;;Flt
in, read a first, and ordered to be r..ad a secoad
time to-morrow.

The Revort cf the o:nln:ince of Ways and Means
was brought up, and Bills were ordered on all the
R' lolutin's.
A Petition was presented from the Tanners of
Liauricic against the Datv of Id. per lb. on Lea-
ther. I: was received and refe.rred to the Commit-
t:••, to- whom the Petitions respelling the Tanner
T.ade refer: el..
The 1T.,0Cu,0031. Loan Bill was read a second
'fne Experts and Irororts Bill was read a second
time.
The Foreign Seamen's vv.:at throu7h a Com-
mittee, and the Repott was ordered to be received
tO-11201' row,Asijz-unwa.

741TEA1 RE-.ROrIL, HAntiRK.ET.
IfIIS I..VENINI.; will b.: pr:rwated, by iun;cii:a: De re, and.
fur dic.Tititd Time this Satan, Caniedy 01
THE JEW.

,Tr qopbert B"rtrani, Mr. C.'arreon; Fr•ririck, Mr. 1. '
'Palmer; ('harks RatcliM. I!. Kelly; Satin(ler, Mr.
Itorthe; Sheva, Mr. !!.listen; Jabal, Mr. NL.thnsz. Nts.
R.d-htfe, Mrs Cleland ; Eliza Ratchtl., Mrs. •Gibus; Mrs.
4.?”stimon M:s. IVard; Mrs Ktis.
To which be MICV! t a Musical Farce, cal:ed
THE DEAL) ALIVE.
gir Walter Weathercock, Mr. Burton ; Edward, Mr. De
C.aapp; Denh;‘, Mr. Barrington ; Morey (with an arichtional
SC :g) Mr. Mathews. Miss Ile' e Winterton, Mrs. Keys;
C..rcLne Sandford, Mrs. Atitins; Comfit, Mrs /I.trlrwe.

'.• To-morrow wa shall pr,tent our Readers with the elm-
wvih-r of M. Tahriraci, the French f • Foreign
Jef.:r;, drawn by an eroitient

TEE BRITISH PRESS.

LON LYON,
FRIDAY, JUNE 17.
•
Yesterday we received Paris papers to the 14th
lest. The Aloniteur of the 12th contains little
more than military regulatior.s, requiring offi..ers
and scldiers, absent upon leave, to join their regi-
ments without delay, and other details in the or-
ganzation of the awn: for the purpose of putting
it! in a state of immediate and complete :Activity.
The same paper is accsmpacied with a supplement
ci eleven. pages, detailing she declaration of his
IiEVTANVIC: MAJESTY, and the official correspon-
cl-mcc published by our Government. We have nei-
tier time nor ri,om at presetit to give an analysis of
coils VOhlMlllOll% The.lfzniftsir cf the 13th,.
Ice:ever, furnishes met7t•r of less\ scope, but more
.4arnediate siabjeas fur rii4eCtion. It -sets out v. kb
a paragraj,li, under the head of Petersburg, an-
r.ouncing the mission of Russian Envoys to congra-,
tmattc StastottTnolt as:, the new Grand Master of
Malta, in v.hateier part cf the world he may be
.Caind„ upon his elevation to that dignity. No doubt,
it the Knights of St. • John of Jerusalem at Pe-
tersburg have, as stated in • the ife.ni::ar, 0b-
t...1.1ed the cor.seat c f the Emperor to send
two of their Order upor. !.his voyage of discovery. it
she:' that be is not. totally iraitferent to the quarrel
lr-tween- Irg,land and France ; but we do not think
Lis concluft, in this particular, will admit any deci-
sive inference in favour of either of the cont,nding
parties,--Stoutoa 'Piton aSi was eleßed Grand Mas-
ter nr.der a new contraa, to which. Russia was
ir..rty, and the Emperor could not surely refuse to'
n: knowledge the object of his own choice. Theitr-
tiele its Twstion would .not deserve so much notice
w..re it not for the spirit of misrepresentation, which
characterises it in cornmon with all the French politi-
cal writings. The circumstance allnded rowill not bear
anv conclusion; and yet,in the mannerof its insertion,
the M,,. `tar would insinuate, that Russ tspeuscs
the part of France with regard to Malta. In the im-
menu fabric of caittmny and falsehood which French
rancour and ingenuity have attempted to rear against
this country, we arc at a loss to discover upon what '
ground the beilders have placed their hopes of its
duration. .We do.not pretend to. measure their eon-
du& by conEdence in the stnpidiryand ignorwAce of
the people of Eu;opus or supposa,shat.they fkt°er
themseire,, the English language .being tittle
.4‘..swit troop tote Con:ism:l4 es mogg atrocious .