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London, England, 1811-06-18 00:00:00

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LONDON.
TUESDAY, JUNg 19, 1811.

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senfrd forthwlth.--Agreed to, aryl the Bill was or-
dered to he react a third time on Friday.
lIIGH-WAY AND TtIiitNIIIKE.ROAD' BILL.
On the question for the second reading of this
The D,:'<e of NORFOLK expressed himself adverse
to the mea.ure. It contained tiQt only very import-
em, ut very obj,•:;;wittable matter. It was Of a
swevintigand coinpretiensiveicope and seemed. to ride'
patamtririt rtoionlypver"all,..oostitig [Wad
over 'those to lie entiEtea in tutui,:!. ti Ih. t
pll; the Bill watt so trained as Aim to rate etf:ct
until more than two, years viz. on the Ira. of N 0.., .'
ventber, IBM It vviti highly iiiproper to discuss
such a measure just at the elotie of the Session,`and
in so thin a Houses. fie 'thought it might very well
lie over till another Session. He should therefore
oppose the second reading of the B it.. '
Earl Guosyasioa seemed to concur in sentiment
with the Noble Duke, and added especially, that as
the Bat, was not to take effect for more than two
years, there could be no serious objection to post-
pone its consideration until the next Session.
The question being augain put, a divlson took
place.
Nor the second reading 5
Against it 3
Majority - .
The Custom. House Seizure Bill, the Porter Co-
louring, the Maidstone Geneva, and one or two
Bills, passed through Committeei of the '
whole House, and were reported without any
Attwudment.
The ether Bills upon the Table were forwarded.
The further consideration of the Roxburgh Cause
was deferred till to-morrow, to •whiclt,day their
Lordships (at 8 o'clock) Adjourned:

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1101,1114 QUIS OrCLIC& VALiUM AODIAT ?

We have extratted from some French Papers,
which arrived yesterday, the account 'given by Ge-
neral Litteo;-lett of the t:vactiation of Almeida. He
appearat to have COlidlded it with considerable skill,
but we know that be has very• much diminished
the amount of his loss. The details are given with
a.degree at pomp- which is calculated It, excite a
smile. General BRENNIEII seems to think •ihtt the
evacuation of Almeida is an achievement of as
much importance as any that has been,perfortited
during the war. • Sou t.T's account of the battle of.
et Alb'Acta has not /*tatted us, but we ..know that
Ise the vijory.

An Anholt Mail arrived
,this morning, AA we
have received' some more German Papers. The.
Papers are.silent upon ,the subject of the differences
between Russia and France, and die private accounts
are as contradictory as ever. It is, indeed, in vain co
expect soy information from any of, the countries
that are nada the pourer of BUONAPAftpt j he has
spared no pains to retitle() his slaves to a state
of the gteatest ignorance, and, he has nearly de-
ttroyed all communication by writing and printing;
so that a great p.trt, of the inhabitants of the Con.
tinent are real) ignorant of almost every thing that
doc 4 not pass under their own eyes. It is necessary
for the cAtinn %nee BooNa.rAnTE's power that
they strata continue so, for, if the millions of people
who are now groaning under French despotism,
could communicate their sentiments and feelings to
etch other, tiff, power of their oppressor would
soon be at an end. We are, not therefore .surPrised
Olathe accounts from the Continent are confused
and eentrAdionry ; but our opinion that a rupture
will probably take place between France and.Rassia
it not founded upon private letters, but upon the
movements of the French troopt, and upon the pre-
paration which BUONAPARTS is evidently Making
for a war in the North.

New 'York Papers to the tvth ult. reached us this
morning. The following are the must interesting
articles which they contain :

Er Nsw YottY., MAY i I.•-Ott the 7th inst. we are
inlorrneci, that Gen. MORZAti appeared in the Cir-
cuit Court of the United States, now sitting for the
Penn/4101dd Distrir, and declared his intention to
become a citizan of the United States, agreeably
to tho as of Congress on that buhjea, and torn-
plied with the forms requited for that purime.
are 'nippy in the prOspett of permanently retaining
among no a cittaen so deservedly celebrate,f.
tutors Solna Astertte#4o---Capt.Pases, of the
brig Moor, who artived here yebterday,in 21 days
from Guyana, informs us, that that part of South
Anweica was in a . convulsed state, and that an
insurgent army visit; encamped on the opposite
batik' of the ol'onoke, awaiting aid from Carlcras,

in.orde to attack tne,ctty.
Tise C overnment party,were fortifying the city;
,o„king every prep3ratioo tO repel the. assailants.
I), haul anchored down the river, he
„ :,a; the army had crossed the rivor, Gird tom-
ticea