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-of Fitz-Jarnes, one of its members, than explained the
'toner in which this note had been received by the Com-
1141ion.
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Chamber then ordered that the explanations of the Mi-
tt:ex and the articles of the contract of which ho spoke, and
list of bankers, be printed.
The general discussion then opened by a discourse from the
r A Roy against the project.
bi.:9lc Chamber then ordered the printing of this discourse,
Cuch lasted till the rising of the iiitting. The discussion is to
"' continued to-morrow.
The following is the list
Duke ose who have already spoken on
fleproject:For it, the de Doudcauville, Count de I,a-
-9ret, the Marquis d'Herhonvilie, Viscount de Ronald, the
_ fount de Chahrol, the Duke de (irillon, Count Mollier, and
`r.e puke de Choiseul.
Against it :—Count Roy, Count Saint Ronan, Baron Pas-
114ier, Count Talleyrantl, Count de Segur, the Duke de la
ochetbucault, and the Marquis de Nicolai.

Fit ENCIi FUNDS.
f!)LICIS, MAY 25.—Five per Cents. 104. 45..—Bank Stock,
IV.s.—Ncapolitan 5 per Cents., in ducats, 95a. ; in francs,
0_,_50.-11entes d'Espngne, 191. Royal Spanish Loan, 64i.
"'flange on London, one month, ; three months,
'3. 10—...At half-past three o'clock the Rentea were 104. M.

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Uatory of the Treaty recently concluded between
this country and the Netherlands. It will be
1/"Ild in another part of our Paper.
IlutrssELs, MAY 22.—Private letters from Paris say, that
Cabinet of Madrid has rejected the mediation of England
etv'een Spain and the new States in South America, and that
;),,1 the f4th of this month it had made a declaration to that ef-
e".; that the King will never consent to the independence of
ancient Colonies bt that to the decision of a Congress of
,th,;)ean Sovereigns, uand that he would exert all his efforts to
tAitice the rebels to obedience.
Tile Russian Navy now consists of 70 ships of the line, In
rigkue., 2tl cutters, seven brigs, M schooners, 20 galleys, 25
fi
,°4ting batteries, gun boats, and 143 other small armed
in all .464 sail, carrying 5,000 guns, and manned with
sailors, 9,000 marines, and 3,000 artillery.

The following narrative is derived from private
lett?,rs received yesterday from Lisbon, by express through
llrance, to the 12th instant inclusive. It appears that by the
ltdvice and at the earnest recommendation of the whole of the
foreign diplomatic body, the King of PORTUGAL, had repaired
otl board the English ship of war the Windsor Castle, then
lying in the Tagus, where he was received with the honours
suitable to his rank, and where he constituted for a time his
lest of government. From thence he summoned Prince
Atto.nEt, to appear before him, when a long interview took
144ce, in which the Prince acknowledged his recent errors, and
eixplained in what manner he had been led astray front his duty.
n consequence of an order from the KING to that effect, the
Itince, on' the 12th, went on board a vessel in the Tagus, for
tbz Purpose of proceeding to France, where he had been recom-
e4dod to pass some time in travelling for his improvement.
Another order had been issued by the KING, from on hoard
the Windsor Castle prohibiting the QUEEN from again ap-
uring at Court, and directing her to remain at one of the
.110Yal palaces, under surveillance. The KING remained
"r 1 hoard the Windsor Castle on the 12th instant, and ap-
?ears to have manifested some reluctance at quitting an
4is7lum where be felt himself so perfectly secure, but was
expected to re-enter Lisbon on the 13th, the anniversary of
his birth-day. His Most Faithful Majesty is said to have re-
trained three or four days an inmate of the Windsor Castle. His
Choice of that ship as his temporary abode, is said to have
been made with the common consent of all the Foreign Am-
°ftmsadors. It is said to be entirely owing to the perfect har-
'2,l_olly subsisting among the members of the diplomatic body,
quit order was restored, and the energetic measures above de-
scribed adopted. The Portuguese Ministry had resumed their
functions, and the War Department had been conferred on the
v teanite di UEIRAS.

Mr. fIUME, last night, in the House of Corn-
-1.11°(1s, brought forward a motion for a Return of all Commit-
Inents by Magistrates in England, with the corresponding
number of convictions, and die Names of the Committing
Magistrates. Ile founded the necessity of his motion in a
great measure upon the immense disproportion of convictions
to the commitments from the police-offices in London, Middle-
ton, and Surrey, of which Returns had been made. Mr.
golcizi. opposed the motion as criminatory, and stated the foun-
dation assumed was quite fallacious, as the commitments in exe-
cution (where the Magistrates were empowered to punish sum-
marily) were included with the commitments for trial in the
returns from the police-offices. He offered every assistance to
correct this, and promised his assent to such a motion, if that
corrected return .would support it. He argued strenuously that
the disproportion of convictions could raise no presumption
against the committing Magistrate, as relationship, compro-
mise, compassion, and various other motives, often prevented
prosecution after the commitment. Mr. HUME asked leave
to withdraw his motion until the proposed separation should
be made, of commitments in execution, and commitments for
trial from the police-offices. Mr. PEEL opposed the with-
drawing, and the question was put. The SPEAKER having
" The Noes have. it," Mr. Humr called for a division
In the usual way, by saving, " The Ayes have it." The num-
4ersA were-3 to 81.—The Spitaltields' Acts, or the Silk Ma-
nufacturers Wages Bill," of which the second reading was
fixed for last night, brought a crowd to the gallery, and several
silk weavers to the lobby, but there was not one in Palace-
Yard or the passages to the House who took any interest in the
miliject._mr. ELLICE has postponed his motion for the pro-
duction of papers relating to the conduct of Sir W. LUMLEY,
ths Governor of Bermadu, at the request of Mr. W. HORTox,
who desired a reek to consider how he would answer the Hon.
question—" Whether Sir W. Le MLEY was to be
• recalled, in order to answer such charges as might be against
• him ?"

On Wednesday night, soon after ten o'clock
his MAJ EST Y arrived at his Palace in Pall-mall
from Windsor.—Yesterday afternoon, about four
o'clock, his MAJEsTy left town in his travelling
carriage and four, on his return to Windsor. The
buke of YORK and the Duchess of GLOUCESTER
paid visits to the KING yesterday.
Yesterday the Duchess of KENT, the Duchess
of GLOUCESTER, and the Princess FEODORE, vi-
sited the Duchess of CLARENCE.—The Duchess
of CLARENCE took an airing yesterday towards
Hampstead.
Prince POLIGNAC, the French Ambassador,
left Portland-place yesterday morning, at ten
o'clock, for Paris.
Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, a Cabinet
Council was held at the Foreign Office, Downing-street, which
'was attended by the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Wellington,
the Earls of Harrow by, Liverpool, Westminster, and Bathurst,
.11r. Secretary Canning, Mr. Secretary Peel, the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, Viscount 3lviville and Sidmouth, Lord Bex-
ley, and 31r. Huskisson.—The Cabinet sat in deliberation till
about four o'clock.
Intelligence is said to have been received at
Madrid from Gibraltar, that LOPEZ BANOS, for-
merly Minister of War under the Cortes, had
made an attempt to commit suicide. Ile was
found half dead on his bed, and a written paper
on his table with these words :—" I have taken
two minces of liquid laudanum : 1 leave fifty
reels, my watch, and my clothes to my host."—
Antidotes were instantly administered,
.but
if
they should succeed in saving his life, it was
thought that his health and constitution would be
seriously injured.
On the ¶2oth ult. (according to letters from
Rome) the Marquis of HAST nros, the new Governor of Malta,
left that city for Malta, to assume the functions of Government.
JOAN GEORGE LAMBTON, ESq., M.P. for the
County of Durham, with that munificence which distinguishes
him, has presented Fifty Pounds to the Mechanics' Institute,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
A letter from Frankfort yesterday brought in-
telligence of the death of Count STADION, the
Austrian Minister of Finance, at Vienna. lie had
always maintained a high character for his pru-
dence and integrity, and was greatly esteemed
by all parties. There has also died at Frank-
fort, Count AmsTrrrEa, Russian Minister at that
city,