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London, England, 1820-06-24 00:00:00

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.

The Frio), tof the Commiitee of Weihooolay hod, was
Ireoght or, tool Ow Resolution: wese agreed to.
The Whole I,l4rty Pill acct through a Committer, stud
ors order's.' to he sriol ihr third lone on Monday.

SUSSEX. ELECTION DILL.

Mr. BURnri.l, moved Ihr second rending of this Bill.

Mr. U. Gu.nFsr u•eandrd the owiiuss.

Air (1. SIIIIIEFNER said, that the mossy.* had been gene-
rally talked or aintme the gentlemen tactile county, and ap-
proved of. It should bare his !scatty suppost.
Nlr. AV. BURKFLL recounts's...lca that Ilse measure st•ould
stand mer till twist Session, that the s•mve of the people in.
serrated in it mifist tte better a-cectaiued. Under the pre-
sent circumstances it was not iia hi. power to support it.
. .

l)r.tt.RT►ts declined agreeing to Mr. IV. Butre pro.
c. flntart.t. wished the measure to be postponed till
neat See+km.

Ituume then divided. The numbers were.—
For Ilse seemed evading
Assinst it .

Majority against the 2J readiug.. 8
The Bill was therefore lost
The totter Orders of the Day were then digitated uro mad
the tioute toljout tied.

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AOS/011/ fw. WILISIMOOCSS. 8110OLVTION. PIUMMIO
1411 immsTir TO SCOUT TII2,I.IIOIPOPITIONS OPIEJLIE4
SitSISS SLUMMY'S GoStONSIEWIT, JUN 6 22.

Allbsep,Vise. - Fitzroy, Lard J. Osswleteis. Lewd
dllrst, J. 11. Folkstune, Virg. Palmer, Cal.
.AllO.ll, Sir G. Graham, S. Polmseri C. F.
Auwu, Hon. G. Graham's J. R. G. Pares, Thus.
Asolirry, Sir J. Griffith. J. W. Pelham', Hon. C. A.
Bastions, J. F. Ginnie, Sir W. I. Prime, 11.
Radom, J. 6n-refill, Pascoe Phillips, Georg%
Baring, Airs. Gurney, R. H. Phillips, G. jam.
Sairrti, S. M. I:tenon-fry, Lord POWIT, R.
Reauniout, T. W. Himont, llos. W. Pike, R.
Remick, Iln. H. G. Hawiiltion, Lord A. Priebe, lion. F. A.
Bruyiii, MM. Harvey, D. W. Pyin, Francis
Bernal, R. Wallkill', G. Rickford, Wm.
Birch, .los. Hill, Lord A. Ricardo, D.
Brougham, 11. Hohhourie, J. C. Ruharis, Abraham
Browne, Dons. Hiony wood, W. P. Robarts, George
Bordek, !•ir F. Horaliy, E. Robinson, Sir G.
Bury, Vise. Hugh's, W. L. Rowley, Sir W.
Ilyug, Grum, Hughes, Cul. Ruerwll, G.
Bright, Henry Hume, J. Ramsay, Sir A.
Calerafi, J. 11. Hunt, R. Stanley, Lord
Calvert, C. Heitchinson, Host. Smith, HMI. R.
Campbell, Ho.. J. C. H. &whit, James
Carew, R. S. Habliormoil, W. Scedamonr, K.
Carte►, J. James, Wns. &Ono, Earl of
Cavendish, lord G. Kennedy, T. F. Stewart, W.
Clifton, Vise. Lemoard, T. Smart, Lurd J.
Coke, I'. W. Lamb, Hun. W. Sykes, D.
Coke, T. W. jun. lAmhtan, .1. G. Skutt. .1. H.
Colborne, N. R. Leinoo, Sir W. Taylor, Si. A.
Crump 00000 , S. Lloyd, Sir E. Tierney, Rt. Ho. G.
Clouglitim, T. Lloyd, J. M. Warne, J. A.
('rrr•vey, T. Macdonald, J. Webb', E.
Denison, Wm. Mackintosh, Sir J. Martens, John
Deniiia•, Time. Marlin, 3. Whitbread, IV. H.
Dtincannon, Visc. Mildmay, P. St. J. Whitbread, S. C.
Elie ingion; Visc. Houck, J. R. Wilkins, Waller
Ellin, F.A. MONA., Peter Willis.,,, W.
Forrand, R. Mahon, Hon.& Winningioo, Sir E.
Fox, G. L. Nugent, Lord Wood, Alderman
Fergusou.Sir R. C. Ord, W. Wyvill, M.
Fitzgerald, Lord W. Osborne, Lord F. Wilson, Sir Rohl.
Fitzroy, luau C.
Mr. Plume' paired off with Sir Robert Vaughan.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FIAMBURGH AND FLANDERS MAILS.

CELLE, JUNE 10.

As we hove hopes of seeing our Sovereign
George IV. after his coronation, in this kingdom,
the Palace of lierreulistraen has been thoroughly
repaired and put, in order, and is now being new
furnished. It is said that during his Majesty's'
stay the greater pert of the Hanoverian army will
be drawn together in tan camps, one near Hanover,
the oilier near Celle, and will be reviewed by bis
Majesty.
His Royal Highness the Governor-General ar-
rived here yesterday afternoon, and reviewed the
regiment of infantry. Hir Royal Highness re-
viewed this morning the fine regiment of cuirassiers
of the guards. •

LEIPSIC. JUNE S.
The health of Prince Scliwartzenberg drily im-
proves.

BERLIN. JUNE 13.

On the 7th, in the evening, his Mujesty arrived
at Stralsund, where the Princes William and Charles
arrived before limo, and were received with every
demonstration of jly. On the gth early, his Ma.
jirsty art out fur OP Isle of Rugen, intending to
return to Sirslsumion the Toth.
lIAMBUROU, JUNE 15.

We are hippy to find that the reports of ►erious
disturbances iu Loudon, on the e►ening of the 6th,
by which our exchange 1.81 alarmed last post day,
prove to he unfounded or great exaggerations.—
Hamburg& Papers, June

BRUSSELS. JUNE 17.

An English Journal says that the Duke of Wel-
lington will visit Belgium this summer to view the
wools' carrying on along the banks of the Meuse
aml towards the froutiers of France. All these
works are prosecuted with greet activity: 1,200 or
1,400 workmen are employed at Maestrit•ht in
strengthening tint important place. The castle of
Huy, built on a high rock, already makes a for-
midable appearance, and 800 workmen are employ.
ed at it. The works at Namur do not proceed
quite so rapidly as before, but those of Charleroi
are so rat advanced that the ramparts will soon be
furnished with carrion. The King has also adopted
the plan of • fort composed of live bastions, which
is to be built between the Courtney Gate and that
called the limed Port.

IIAGUI, JUNE 17.

The Tribunal of Haarlem will pass sentence, on
the 20th of this month, in the cause pending be.
twee his Majesty the-King of flolland and Louis
Bonaparte, respecting the Pavilion st Haarlem.
The Princess'of Orange and the young Prince
are ■s well as can be wished.

The Stole Courant contains his Majesty's decree
for the encouragement of woollen snanufisettsres of
the kingdom. By this decree, which consists of
thirty-three articles, all the military and naval
forces, at home and abroad, are to be clothed in
cloth of the national manufacture. Such cloths
are also to be used in all charitable institutions,
orphan houses, &c. His Majesty, and all persons
attached to the Court, as well as his household, and
those of the Princes, shall use no woollen cloths of
staffs but such as are of our own manufacture.
'The great Officers of State, the Members, the
Magistrates, &c. will surely follow the noble
example of She King. All the woollen matmfac-
tures, of the kingdom are to have a stamp or mink
to authenticate the origin.

BERLIN. JUNE Hs.
Accounts from Warsaw say that Prince Coo.
stantine married, on Ilse 44th May, it Polish Lady,
who will bear the title of Princess Kruzinsko,
which is her family name.—(BrosPels Pape%
Jane 20.)