The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-22 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

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• , JUN 20.
Sir FILANC MOLYNEU X, the Of the
Black Rod, attended at the Bar, desiting the at.
tendance of the Ct.mmons in the Floue of l'erS.
The SPEAKi attended by the Members_ present
went, and on' his return, he informed the House;
that the Royal Assent had been given by COmtnis.
sion to the Stamp Duties,- Lady Abercromby's
Annuity, and eighty.cine'other public and forty-six
private
An Account was ordered to be laid before the
House-of all the Grain and:Rice imported into Great
Britain since the 7th of January' z 8011 to tie pre.
Lent. period.
The TAro' Millions Sup Ply Bill, the Letter of
Niar.gue Revenue Cutters Bill, the Three, Millions
kxchever Bill, the. Six Millions ,and a Half Bill,
the Consolidated 'fund Bill, the ,Newfoundland
Fishery Bill,. the Hair.powiler. .LiCence Bill, the
Transfer Bill; 'and the -Trish Sugar DrawbaCk
were repotted, and ordered to be read a third time
On Monday.
The Irish Militia Pay Bill, 'Judges Accomnioda.
tion Bill, Hop Duty Bill, and the Statnri bury Bill,
were committed. Reports to be received on Mon'.
day.
Theirisli Tea Export Bill was read a third tbnc,
and passed.
The Bill to facilitate the Trade between Ireland
and America, was read a first, and ordered to be
read a second time on Monday.
- The Committe on InclosUre standing Orders ob.
tamed leave to report from tittle to time.
The Bill to encourage the bringing of fresh Fish
to Market, and the •Sculptured Marble Duty Bill,
were ordered to be read a third time on Monday, to
which day. the House adjourned.

From the LONDON G,IZETTE, lane 20, 18C I .

AT the Court at the Queen's Home, the aith of
June IJgt, Orcscitt, the Ktizo's' Ez..tellent
Majesty in Council.

His Majesty having been ptcased to appoint the
Right HonouraNe Henry Bayiey,,Cari of Uxbridge
to be Lord Lw ieenant of the clOonty of Stufrord,
his Lordship this day wok the. oaths appointed to
le taken tilereui on; instead of :the Oaths of Alle_
giance and ,-,:,ulureinary.

Of re , Jane zo, .Isor

2d Regiment ot,Dragoon Guard. 3, Charles Cliolmicy, Cent.
to be C,,rnet, by purchase, vices Vaughan, protruneit in the
gth Foot.
7th R•:giny,ait of Eight Dragoons, Ceerge Cholinley, Gent.
to nt Coriiet, by purclit4se, vice Paget, promoted in the
r rtli Light Dragoons. .'• .
Diva, Comet Gtorge Warren Walker to bit Lieutenant,
r)) vi‘e tidier), proinutetl..
23th o.—To be Comos, without pur.ctris6, Thomas
S..)lootir Hyde, (:ent. late,or the Cambridgeshire l'encible
Cavalry, vie Spo',,ner, promoted. Richard Thornhill,
Gent. vice Th.,,ksvelf,..promoteil. lion. 11/111Am Coch-
ran__,e vice Gibson, promoted.
Itilth Ditto, 1 °ben Uawsuu lioltoh, Cont. to bo Cornet, by
purchase, v1:,4 Smyth, promoted. -
4th itcgimer.t of FOCA Ensign John D. Price to be Lieute..
by niirehase vice Steralitili; who retires.
70 Ditto, Robert Theodore Woollery, , Gent. to he !Acute-
nant, by purchase. vice Teighe, pr,oneted.
loth Ditto, Ewigii Niesurier to be Liittitenant,
by plircilase,,vice tihadtbrth, promoted in the 57th I ow.
24'h Ditto, Thotrias Atkin, Gait. to he C1151g13, by pur..
chase, Otte ChatitTiOtt, pfoniCtad.
26th Ditto, Ensign A cci.,o)alctliope to be Lieutenant,
tot-p u haf,e, tl, promoted. •
499) Ditto,' EnsiN Sewell to be Lieuter.ant,•
Without ptirchast'', vico Urquhart, promoted is tttO BSth
bwt. •

Ditto, Ensign john Howard to he Lieutenant, without
purelwe, vice Auereroinby, prornmed in the 23d Foot.
Einogn J‘imes Luekett to be Lieutenant, without purchase,
vice laskcs, who is tifierseded. Anthony C. iiitirtin,
Cent. to he lr.it 4gis, vice Howard.
£4th Ditto, William W.i.lsitarn, Cont. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vier Wilkinson, prbmoted.
63d Ditto, Thomas Ker, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Hall, promoted, r,
68th Ditto, Litotvoilt BrAtUril, from the 62,i
toot, to be Lteutsmlnt, _vice Trench, vvhootelianges.
.gosh Ditto, - tent. to be finbign, by put.,
chase, vice Initio3; Noin,.z,:d in the bath Foot.
Ry. 2,1 Lanc.:4l.the Vaboitterr,

Lieutenant junts Marriott to be Captain, vice Arrowsmith,
who rosign:..
iflJouinster'll'olanterr Cavalry,

Cornet James Fe7.ir,l to bc Lieutenant, yice Heslop, who
rcwgns.
'Thomas Harrison, Gent, to he Lieutenant.

trOtm il4.ther:ey, G-ent, tote Coinet, trice Ea.:n(l.
ctward Wopd, Gent. to be Cornet.
Licut. Jolut Bel t:ccuy to b Adjutant, vice Arrow, (Lceasect.

ArthiavwYchan Volunteers.

D. Mack tile Tikt. late of the vi Batalion of the Breadalbarte
,t4l n 4 Captain.
janws Campbe:l, Gent'. to be Lieitenant.

l::;.4ft4nidne Vaanterrs.
Jobb Efiq. tr, b Captain.
Matthew MA, trCni. w be Lieutenant,

jot Rattail-4 ite 2.,trgegiirieut of she Aly.tikEdin3o7;A Voluratert.
CaptAin.t.icuten-int Robert I unths thin Curitsin Dan-
das, who reaigii).
I.ienteriant John Kite robe Cipt,,in.Lieutenant, Nice Duncias.
Ensign johli i4,aloiltott tube I,ieuttn.mt, vic:c Rae.
Pringle Fraser, Gent. to be I:nsign, vice 114rnilton.

11,"$h4:1.1 Regititent of EVie4utgli P3lanteers

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Captain.f.ktatt:n.:.4t jartuts Grant to bo. gaptain, viLd Carty-
- .....14 sin. A lio 161415.
I.:, ntcal:int Norma 4 Lo.;4ltart tp be'CaptaM-LieutAmint, vicc
fifant, . .
Fri,iAn it,:on Frau!, 11 bv Lictlti4l,-.lnt, vie:: Lock har t .
C`,1,,, ,:`,l.,ok.titzi.:, c 141— 1,-1):. z..,,i:;1,;;:„ viceVra:,t.q.
A . \ ti: ,:-..r fir:di," 1,:ti.3,'„, to th; LOS bet, Vii:C f 1.411, AlacktlF,:hc,
..1, t,r, ftrtglit;.

WE yesterday received Paris Papers to the t9th
hilt. The most important part of their contents is
what relates to the 'Mir with Portugal,. which, if
we are to believe the Republican Papers, is Fon_
t inued with vigourand activity, to the advantage of
the Spaniards. They bad defeated a body of Portu.
gime Troops at 41/onehez. Campo- Maggiars had
surrendered after a isoinbardment of three days :
the whole Province of .Ikuhja had been conquered,
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and the important Fortress all oas was blockaded.
Whileihe Spaniards were thus opening the road to
Lisbon, by the sources of the Tagus and of'the Gua.
diana, a body of rB,OOO French, which had reached
Ciudad Rodirigo, was abdut to enter by the head of
the I7tottia, and the jundion of these Troops appeared
to leave very little efficacious means of defence to
Portugal. It i. in vain, it appears, that M. PINTO
has endeavoured to avert this storm by negotia-
tion. On his arrival at Padajos with full powers,
he had made very advantageous propositions to:the
Spaniards, which were, however, rejeaed. SUch is
the intelligence which the Manireur gives 'us fioM
the narrative of a French Cllicer who had 'arrived
froth Hadajos at Paris it is .not' in our power to
determine how. far his story is' consistent with, or
remote from, truth. It is evident that at any other
period the French and~ Spaniards would have been
happy 'to accept the Propositions made by M. Pr TO,
but it appears that now nothi% except the complete
Conquest of Portugal, can satisfy BONAPARTE, who
seeks in the possession of that. Country, A powerful
counterpoise to our numerous and valuable acqui-
sitions in the two Indies. It is to be' hoped that
Negotiation may prove a means of safety for our
Ally, as it is now made a pretence for her ruin.
A new !idiot) hes been invented at Paris in order
to rtvi v (passible; sons,: hopes in the Republicans,
on the stibjea of Egypt. Lieutenant General
Souls, who commands the Corpsof French Troops
tliat hat'c entered .Nophs, dispatched on the 4th inst.
art extraorihnary Courier from ()crania to Par:s, to
A.ll/011,41Ce ;that. our Egypti3ll Army, after several
movement;., and several EnEagements in which they
114,11:yen dekged, hail embarked from points, leav-
ing 700 or 800 "turks in the Foilre,c f
Nl/4 A 3, wlikh it is here ',IS, 11-hti re,.apit elate in

derl, and whicl, is to be found in a subsequent part
of obr Paper, had been brought to Otranto, in a
Vessel which sailed from Corfu on the 3oth
and it-was in the early days of the month of May
that this compleat disaster is said,to have befallen
fnir Army. A French Commissary established at
Ancona, transmitted also the same news-on.the 3d
of June. We think, it hardly necessary to say any
thing of its improbability. Besides, our haling
received Official advices from that Country of the
3d of May, at which period nothing of the kind
was to be expeaed, we may be assured, that if such
an event had taken place, the French Government
could not have failed to have received, in six weeks
afterwards, positive, and even Official statements on
the sub jet's. It may be seen,- that the•same opinion
is entertained at Paris respecting these accounts
from Otranto and Ancona, for although this story
be somewhat less toss in its fabrication than. those
which have before been published on the same sub-
jeet, 4he-hfohiteur, after having given it under the
Head of Paris, adds, 0 This intaligence, which
bears some marks If truth, amcrl nevertheless to
stand in Need of ccnfirmatiqn."
,The circumstances which had alarmed BONA-
PARTE with respect to Germany, and the measures
which he had taken in consequence, appear to have
undergone no change. The French wee s: still o;
the Bth inst. in possession of Danitidordf, Ebten.
breittteirs, and Calm/.
The French have been more rapid than ourselves
in receiving advices froiri their Fainbasly to 1001-
bargh. DOROC reached that Capital on the night
of the 25th ult. and Is as on the following day pre-
sented to the EMPEROR. The Atzpriteur draws a
flattering pit'lute of the reception-given to :the
favourite Aide.ele-Camp of the Chief consul,
does nor suffer the opportunity to escape of bstow-
ing on the EMPEROR of :RussrA those eulogiurns
which, though they proceed front interested motives
in France,' are the tribute of justice, in every, part
of the world. The news hem Petershurgh which
the Messenger from Dutloc has brought to Paris,
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is of as late a date as the 3oth ult. Lord Sr. lie_
L> had arrived at the Capital of Russia only on
the preceding evening ; this sufficiently accounts
for our not haring yet received any direct accounts
from MI Lordship. .
Letters from' the Algae- of the 12th inst. say,
That according to intelligence from Batavia, Coat
city had been blockaded by our force; from the
z3d of .ta.ugust to the tith of November, and pro-
mised at that.period still to hold Out. We do not
conceive that much credit is to be attached to this
report. , •

THE Hatalaigh Mail due on Wednesday last,
arrived last night. It has brought us, under date
of the 2d inst.' an article of 'lntelligence, which
will, we trust, prove correft--the complete defeat
4,1 CANTHEATJME'S Squadron by Sir J. Li. WAR-
R EN. The account originates in Letters from
Smyrna. According to other accounts, GAN.
THEAUME'S Squadron was' blockaded at Corsica.
To this we have to add, but without attaching
any other credit to it, than the known cireurn-
stances of the French in Egypt may well warrant,
tbat according to Letteri from the Ragas, the'ln-
habitants of Egypt having refused the French every
kind of assistance, the latter were, obliged to ova-
cuate the Country. • . -

The articles dated from Hatiam, the Banit of, the
Mein, and Wesef, give an account of the operations
of the French on the Right Bank of the Rhine. It
the movements be hostile, the force employed; ap.
pears very insignificant.'
The North of Europe affords us nothing but
grounds for additional satisfaftion. Lord NELSON
is said to have sailed with two Ship 3 of the Line,
we suppose, though the article does not say so, for
this Country.

The Hamburcb 'Mad due yesterday is not arrived.

Saturday morning THEIR MAJESTIES and. the.
PRINEsSES, accompanied- by the Dolts of KENT,
Ladies BELLMYSE and WALDECK AY It, took an
excursion to Hampron-Court, aod paid a visit to
Lord.HENay FITZGERALD, and his Lady, at their
beautiful Villa in the vicinity of Thames Ditton ;
the Royal-Visitors-were most elegantly entertain-
ed, and at three o'clock returned to Kew Palace'. -
In the evening the ROYAL FAMILY -paid a Visit
to the Countess of AYLESISITRi', and the Hon. Mrs.
Nun.

The Rev. Dr. DENENBERG, yesterday read
Prayers to THEIR sIA J ESTI ES, at Kew Palace.
Yesterday evening the Kt NG, Qu r Ex, and PRIN-
CESSES paid a visit to the Duke and Dutchess of
Bucct.ruott, at their Seat at Richmond, Surrey.
Last Thursday, 'NT lit MAJESTIES and the
ROYAL FAMILY, visited the Earl and Countess of
LE to ESTf R, at heir beautiful Villa on Richmond
Hill, and spent the evening there.
A Council of His Majesty's Ministers was on
Saturday held at Lord HAW KEIBURY 'S nice in
Downing-street.

Yesterday afternoon Mr. HIGGINS, the MCS.
senger, arrived at Lord 1-lAwx.Essosty's Office,
with Dispatches from Lord ST. HEl.r.Nst our Am-
bassador, at she Court of Petersburgh.

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