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PRICE S CVENPRIZOE.

FOREIGN IFITELLIGENCE.

DUTCH AND FLANDERS MAILS.

BRUSSELS, JUNE "tl.-The public curiosity is
greatly excited by the affair of, Mr. Itiermegnia
one of the burgomasters, and of nine other :nem-
bets of the regency of the city of Maestrlc,lit,
who have been deprived of their offices, and a
. prosecution instituted against them for haya;
neglected or refused to execute certain decree's
of his Majesty, in conformity with an existia4
law. They have addressed petitions, to his Ma,
jest}-, which they have published, .with a statc-
went of the facts relative to the affair. By ac-
counts fl otn Liege, we learn that the tribunal- et'
the. first...lnstance, has declared the first article• of
the accusation unfounded ; this article accused
them of having concerted measures contrary to -
the execution of the law of tee 27th of Febrtr-
ary, 1815, and to the orders of the Government.
,The other article accuses them Of having inter-
fered in the exercise of the legislative power 1.4-
suspending and stopping the execution of tL
same law.
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. „ FRANKFORT, JUNE accounts by-wa.y
of .A.ustria state, that the Greeks who were irt
Jassy had fled to the . Russian territory ; hit
it is by no means confirmed by letters froM tern_
burg, of the beginning of .June, in xvhich it was
asserted, that Jassy was still held by three or four
hundred Greeks on the 30th of May, that is.
seventeen days after the action at Galacz. Th:2
reports in circulation at Lernburg were of a
very contradictory description; some pretended
that the Greeks had obtained a great victory ;
whereas others said, Ypsilanti and Theodore bad
been•already beheaded.

BRUSSELS, JUNE 21.—The Waterloo Society
held their usual annual meeting on the 19th, ac
Epinette, in commemoration of the great victory
of the 18th of June, 1815. Prince Frederick,
the Protector of the Society, was present at this
truly patriotic festival.

• MADRID _PAPERS.
A.RINDA, JUNE 6.,---The day-before yesterday,
at three in the afternoon,' Merino entered Roit
with ninety horsemen, 'disarmed the ezvalry of
the national militia, and took away nine horses.
In the evening he Went to Valdezate, and pro-
ceeded to the desert-of Corcos. Two hours after
Merino had left Roa, Manzanares and Valdes en-
tered that town.—Yesterday at two. o'clock Me-
rino entered Sepulve:la, and Valdes at fivit
o'clock. Manzanares has come to the Dtle:.'o,
and 'Was yesterday evening at BaldoccnOc.s.---
.The march .of Aleritio will probably be fl.orn Se-
pulveda -to the high road by the Yenta. of
.f vanilla, Riofrio, Riaza Grado, and he will :pas-
the. Duero by the bridge of Cornutvor.
to retreat into the Sierra.
Three a'Clock., p. Empecinado has
just arrived here post, leaving at lion aril the
cavalry of Calatrava ;. :and has just_ giv-en
orders to that cavalry to come to this place
by the. wood of Ventosila., having: 'received
information that there arc Insurgents in 'tf at
wood, and.thence it into tits front of
Merino in -the district of Ayllon.—ln the.even-
ing Sitting of the Cortes-of the Gtit of- junei
dispatch was read by the Secretary at War, sent
by Don Erancisca Valdez, command iug the light
battalion of Catalonia, who is charged with the
pursuit of the band of rebels commanded
Merino. This dispatch, dated from. Sepulcedit.
the 6th of this month, states, that having learned
the day before that Merino, with. 72 horsen:ten„
had gone to that town and passed through it at
two o'clock', he had repaired. thither at fur
o'clock.with his brave troop, composed of a Cap-.
.taini two subalterns, and 33 privates of • the ca-
valry regiment of Lusitania, and having,got sight
of them about Borrio, he ordered his .men to
charge, which they did with so much impetuo-
sity that 13 0r.15 of the rebels were killed .on
the -spot, seven taken prisoners, six of_ whom were
badly wounded, five horses were killed, and,2-1
taken, with a quantity of arms, &c. He highly
.commends his troops, and the more as neither
the men nor horses had eaten any thing Act
whole day,' and hud marched- eleven: !:.agues.
He also praises the militia pf Sepulveda, who:im-
mediately took their arms and marched out to
cover his rear.

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MADRID, JUNE 10.-7-Petitions continue to come
from all quarters requesting the King to convoke
the Extraordinary Cortes.
JUNE 11.-A circular letter has beep -serf( to
the Political Chiefs, desiring them to take-all ,the
means in their power to repress smugglng.
this circular it is, stated, that at7cording.to official
information from Cadiz, smuggling is not carried
on clandestinely and in the night, but that con-
trabaod goods are landed in:open day by main
force: that a quantity of English goods was
Landed at noon, and detained 'by the Officers,
who were .on the .point of lob'ging gods
in their warehouse, when they were attacked
by• a band of smugglers, whoretook part.oNhem
-before the guard came, under whose proteciiou
the rest was carried to the CustoM House
with imminent danger 61..1 riot from the ziumiarn
of persons who followed, with violent menaces,
and the seditious cries of those servile robbers.
The officers are insulted in the execution of their
duty, and one of thear was lately thrown into thf-,
sea, and perished. Similar disorders prevail
every where, and these scandalous proceedings
have gene so far, that the most energetic measures
arc necessary to check the unparalleled audacity
of the smugglers. The Cortes have been
cipally engaged in continuing the discussion of
the plan of finance, and that of the systetn of
public instruction.

IMPEittAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 23.

The Royal Assent wars give!), by Commission,
'to the Irish Stamp Duties Bill, the South Sea
Trade Bill, the Poor iteii•ef Bill, t'le East India
Prize Money Bill, the Irish Election Bill, the
Irish Prisons Bill, the Irish Quarter Sessions
Bill, the Irish Insolvent Debtois' Bill, the Wool-
luo Stamp Bill, the Metropolis Gas Bill, and six
Private Bills. The Commissioners were, the
Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and
Lord Viscount Melville.—The Exchequer Bills
?4ill, the -Bank. Bill, the Loan Bill, and the
tht,t Bills before the. House, were forwarded a
tage.—Atljourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, JUNE 23.
' On the motion of the CHANWELLOR of the Ex-
tuEo.irKa, the Irish Gaol Fees Bill, the Scottish
tialt Bill, and the Scottish Distillery Drawback
Bill, were read a third tune-each, and passed.
• Oft the motion of Mr. LusmiNGTON, the Ware-
housing of Goods Bill, the Irish Collectors of
-I.7ustorns Bill, the Mohair Bounties Bill, the
ACetens Acid and Draining Tiles Bill, and the
.irgan Duty on Spirits Bill, • were each read a
sN'ond time; and ordered to be committed on

The i'risoners' Rescue Bill, the Coasting Trade
Bill, the East 'lndia Duties (inland) Acts, the
Mohair Caudets Bounties Bill, went through
committees, and the reports were ordered to be
brought up on Monday.
The reports ofthe Cinque Ports Salvage Bill, the
Salvage Act Amendment Bill, the Stave Trade
!Vets, .Arrack Importation, hops Exportation
Drawback, and Silk Manufacture Act, were
brought up and agreed to.