The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-14 00:00:00

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

The Report of the Committee of Ways- and
Means ‘Vas hrought up, when, on the motion of
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the .Resolution
respecting; the loan of 27 millions was agreed to,
and leave given to hying in a Bill to early the same
into effect. The other Resolutions were pot-
poned till Monday.
The Excise Bill was read a third time and
passed.
On the motion of Mr. Citots..Ert, the Bill foi the
encouragement of seamen was read a second time
and committed.

The Wind.sor Foresi Bill was read a second
lime and committed 'to a Select Committee, with
all :`,l.embers Who attend to have voices.

. Mr. WiiITISREAD, not seeing a Noble Lord
(Castlereagh) in his plata., wished to iinOw- froM
any of the colleagues of that 'Noble Lord, if it
wotild be convenient tar him to postpone the'dis-
cussion of the wedish Treaty from Wednesday to
Friday, as such an arrangement was, requested by
several Members who were desirous being pre-
sent when this subject came under tlie considera-
tion of the House. ,
.1f no Hon. Gentleman was
prepared to answer him on this point, lie trusted
they would communicate to the "Noble Lord the
wish that had been expressed.
Mr....WnnaToN said he could not take upon him-
self to cuter into any arrangement for Lord Cas-
tlereagh, to whom, however, he would state what
had fallen flout the Hon. Gentleman..
After some further routine business, the House
Adjourned.

or at least, sent away their families-from it,
tuna to suppose ; but it is nut to be doubted,
that when peace and quiet are becOme thoroaghl,V
restored, at leitst the greater part of them will re-
turn again. I-lainburgh having in this short Lime
lost perhaps one fourth part of its inhabitants.
It is said, that some bloody, engagements have
since taken place in the vicinity of I3ergedorf,
between the retiring. Russians and advancing
French.
.His Ttoyal Majesty has "appointed Licut. Co-
lonel D'AtmERT to be,Cononandant of our city.
On the 30th May, the,Prefecteur of the Po-
lice at Ilamburgh (11Remm.), issued au order
commanding all the inhabitants of Ilamburgh to
deliver up within 24 hours all the.arms and war-
like ammunition of every description.
.COPENIIAGENT, JUNE 1.--Prince CII RIITIAN
FIIEDEMCK on the Ist of last month landed at
Hvaldunen, in Norway, front whence he pro-
ceeded ina row-boat to Frederickstadt,. and thence
,on the 22d, in the afternoonoo Christiani.

LISBON MAIL:

(FURTIIER EXTRACTS.)

LlgnoN, MAY 20.—Sir ThOntas Graham has
defhim at Bragauza the'lst, 3d, sth, 6th, and 7th
divisions, Ivith a proportionate force of cavalry,
and a heaq battering traiit, which had been
landed at Corunna. 'Lard Wellington has the 4th
and light divisions, the hussar brigade, consisting
of the 10th, 15th, and 16th hussars, • and the
household troops, General Hill has the 2d divi-
sion, 7000 (British) stro!T, and forms Lord Wel-
lington's right. Lord Wellington ,entered. Ma-
ntilla, near Salamanca, on the itti ; General Rill
being on his right, and in advance: The French
had an. advance two leagues from-Mantilla, On the
evening of the 24th, and 3000 tacit in Salamanca,
Our expectations ate great here ; since the com-
mencement of the Peninsular war, Our army ne-
ver was so strong, nor in such "excellent order.

Lisßot4, MAY is thought the .3d Spa-
nish army will march upo►i Valencia, whilst the
reserve under General O'Donnell enters Madrid.'

The Spanish army of tialliels, which, it is said,
is composed of 1,1,000 infantry, is at present in
Astorga, forming the left of the tiva English
sions which have passed the Douro. The whole
will form a junction on the 2,lth or 25th inst. in
Braganza and its neighbourhood, with the troop's
under the command of Gen. Graham. Gen. Hill
marches on the• right, by the rood of Alva de
Tarawa, whilst Lord Wellington. with the light
divisiOn, proceeds by the centre. WC expect, that
before the Bth of .lune, the whole combined army
will he united in Valladolid..

l'he head-quarters of Lord Wellington were on
the 24th in Taruanic•:, iiVc leagnes in advance of
Ciudad Rodrigo. tiencral Cotton has arrived in
this capital from England.
JAEN', MAY 10.-The third army occupies 66
followingpositious iii*v;uhml in vdlaher-
mosa—second iii Alcurcz and its neighhonlhood—
the cavalry upon the Gtradiana—lread7quarters in
Infantez. The Vandals in Valdemoro and Madrid
ore in number 9000 infantry, with 3000 cavalry,
and 12 pieces of artillery.
CHANADA, MP: is reported, with some •
probability, that the Castle of ti'igneras has t.ur7
rendered.

Cnort, MA/ 18.—We are assured, letters
Irvin Cmlaburnt,•dated the 2.5t1i April, that tin. the
22a, the gallant Espoz y Nina ronted, close to
Estella, a French column, which did not •loseless
than I6QO men.

ALICAN?, MAY I .-We are assured that Gene-
ral las been called to France.
Sevu.r.c, MAY 18,-011 theACitli, the Count (te
Btshat, Gt.:Limit iu Chief of this army, set out lor
Estiemadura, for 'which all the troopl, with the
exception of a few, are already on their march ;
they amount to from 12 to 14,009 well-disciplin-
ed men.