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; ) 1: UAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

SATURDAY, MAY 17.

The Hue proceeded, as. usual, to 'Westminster
11. They. Teturned about half past three. Strangers
*ere-noi, admitted for some time afterwards, during
-.which it-was understood their Lordships appointed
Wedbesday
.se'ribight to take into consideration :the
evidence 'adduced on the Trial of Lord Viscount

- Melville. .. . . .
:. '-.The 'belLitiny Bill, the Irish Loan Bill, and the,
11rislateasury Bills Bill passed through C9mmitteei,
; a'hd. w<e-ie reported. •
--:,' Earl STANHoiE mentioned to the House that
sonic doubts had arisen whether the Order of the

buS.e -extended to forbid the publication -of the
• Proceedings in-the Trial of Lord Viscount Melville
until the final .41dgcnent oc the House was giyen.
'll LORD CHANCELLOR stated, that any one who

p:esUmed. to publish those Proceedings -Until final
Judgment was given, would be guilty of a high
—Breach of the Privileges and Orders of the House.
'The Earl of. AOSSISN suggested the propriety of
_ making a fthsh , :Order, to prevent any doubt being
entertained upon the subject.
An Older was accordingly made to forbid the
ptlblication of the Proceedings in the Trial of Lord
.Viscount Melville until the finai Judgment of the
House, was i#onounced;--AdjOurned till Ari,iinday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

SATURDAY, MAY IT.

A Messdge from the. Lords intbrrned the house
tliattheir-LordshipS-liad
.agreed to the Slave Bill. '
A Petition was presented from. New Woodstock,
praying the 'cOntirmation of the Hide .Bills..
to regulate the Offices of the lleceiverS-Ge-
neral of the E'xCiSe, mid of the Post-Office, were
brought in,. read.a first:, and:Ordered to be read a se-
cond time on Monday; and printed. Several Ac-
cOnntS from the Chief Secretary of Ireland, relative
Ito the Revenue Department, were- presented, and
ordered to be printed; - •
• • :'The Franl;ing Bill Iffas read a third,tinie and passed.
ilea to Monday.

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MON IA Y, NAY 19, tioG

IVS-1 received yesterlty -Prod/ and D:eei Papers,
the former to the toth and the latter to the 16th
inst. The Ilataurgh Correspondenten,•of the gth,
also arrived' at. the,. same time. The intelligence,
particularly fro,n North or Enropc,i3.fiot of so
important and (':bite a nature as we eXpeded.--,;-
It does not appear that the Prussian Army had
advanced the purpose: of qntering' Pomera-
.thlt they have 'made any movements for
that purpose., General KALKttEUTH, who com-
man.ded the Prussian Army, has resigned his corn-'
Mand. It is stated, on the authority of private Let-,
-tors, ,that. throughout .the Eletaorate of Hanover,
wherever the Prussian
.F,agle has been put up, the
word." Provisional- has been placed under it. This
'circumstance is not mentioned in the Papers which ,
have reached us, bat we think it is by no means im-
probable. After the very intelligible hint 'given- in
the Moniteur to his Prussian Majesty, it was not
to be supposed that he would venture to announce
the definitive annexation of Hanover to. his Domi-
nions. In Gmnany_the French Army still remains
in the same position ; it -does not appear 'that any
part of it has marched towards Italy ; but it is stated
in a letter from Aug-shargh, that. the Austrian
Pri-
soners'tharwere. returning home have again received
orders to halt. We
.are, however, inclined to doubt
the truth of 'this • sttement, for the Letter is
dated as fin- back as _ the second April,• .and.
Letters from Kehl of the .),d of May state, that a
large boly of Anstrian Pr'!.soners had arrived there on
theft rbtnirn The Poss,ians .are,making a rapid
progress in if_elmatia; and- will probably in a shert,
t e complete. ThaSterjs Of that Province. ,The •
French have.not hitherto -,made any attenipt to op-
pose them. uenerai aEBAsTrANI hasbt.t,n appointed
Aanbal.sador from oNAPARTE to the Porto.

. .
Since writing the above, we have reCeivad.the
-Leyden Pryer, of the 16th inst: from which we have
.• • -
made the following Daniels.;
GENOA, MAY. Neapolitan Prisoners
of State, to the number of twenty-three,. arrived at
Turin 'on:the 26th of*April.- -They are all going to
Tenestrelles, except one, viz. Mr. SCQTT, the Eng-
lish Vice-Consul. It was at first intended that, he
should remain at Turin, but it is now settled that he
is to take up his resicjenCe at Bitche, in Alsace.
BASLE, MAY 4.—The Merchants who were ar,
, -
rested on the. ground a their having British Mer.=
chandize in • their possession, have been liberated
upon bail. It appears by a CirCular Letter from the
iandarnman. to the CantonS, that a measure will be.
proposed. to the Helvetic Diet next Session, for
the absolute prohibition of English, Merchandize
throughout Switzerland ; they. have been already
prohibited in the cantons of,Zurich and Vaud.

.UANZBURGI, MAY g. —Baron D'asrrEnA, the