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this Tubject before the Honse.—lle gallery was then
cleared_for a division: _
Par tee .
ttetn - To
Fes die 31.inewhowat. . l6 •
Majority for the Resolution —54
Several other items were (Metaled,' the Hattie reiumed, and
the Cootanxo obtained leave tosit *gain on Wednesday.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the
House adjourned.

THE CORONATION.

INTERESTING DISPUTZ ItELATIVZ TO HEREDITARY

• RIGHT.
In the Privy Council a question of much interest,
in point of hereditary right, and of importance in
point of law, will be tried, by appointment, on Sa-
turday next, at twelve o'clock. On the occasion of
the Coronation of his MAJESTY, ARCHIBALD Lord
DotroLAs, of Douglas, presented his Petition to the
Court of Claims, praying to be allowed to execute
the duty of a high office, that of bearing Me Im-
perial Crown of Scotland," which he maintained be,
.longed to bins as having succeeded, by the judg-
ment of the House of Lords, in 1796, as heir of pro-
vision to the Duke of DouoLAs; his untie, through
his mother, Lady JANE DOUGLAS, sister of the
Duke. The claim was opposed by his Grace the
Duke of IlAsitLrow, and on this occasion it was
not allowed to either of the Noble Claimants.—
On the occasion of his MAJESTY'S Visit to Scot-
land LOrd DOUGLAS again made the claim, by pe-
tition to the KING in Council, to carry the Crown at
'Royal processions in Scotland. No time being then
permitted to investigate the matter, hie MAJESTY rip•
pointed the Duke of Hastxt.tort to 'carry the Crown.
which he did, but that was granted without prejudice
to the claim made by Lord notiotAts, which claim
will now be investigated. Lord DotnaLars maintains
that the Crown was always carried by the Earls of
ANGus ; and he having, by the judgment of the;
House of Lords, succeeded to the heritable estates,
that right descends, as patrimonial, with the titles
of the territorial property. The Duke of HAMIL-
TON opposes him, and denies that this is the case,
because the honours an‘i privileges were pemonal,
and conferred on the Earls of Asous and heirs
male only, independent of the territory or 'estate.
Because it is impossible to conceive thatjewrales could
inherit, as they could not perform such duties, arid
Lord DOUGLAS succeeded through a female. They
did not pass by the titles relied on by laird DOUGLAS.
They %% ere not annexed to the landed property, to
which Lord DOUGLAS succeeded, but to the " Putt
AGE" of ANGus, to which he can make no claim, the
Duke of HANlaLrosr being in right of that dignity,
as representative of the illustrious House of DouGLas,
being the hair male, to whom it was limited, and many
other grounds of opposition are to be stated and main-
tained by the .Duke of HAMILTON. on the occasion.

FRENCH PAPERS ,OF -hAXUBDAY AND

SUNDAY.

'flax THE QUOTLDIENNIL

PARIS, JUN; e.

Government has received dispatches from Madrid,
which ate dated the 2d inst. That capital tchanks to
the indefatigable activity of the French Command-
ants!) was perfectly tranquil, and every day demon-
strates•how greatly the sentiments of the people are,
at variance truth those of the Revolutionists.

We have certain advice., that the principal Mem-
bers of the Cortes had fled. Meantime the inhabi-
tants of Madrid are full or confidence. The Membarc
of the Regency meet every day, and the people re-
mark, not without surprise, that neither the Prince;
nor any of the French Authorities, ever interfere with
their proceedings. The tole object of the French is
to preserve the publiC tranquillity.
The city of Toledo had subedited to the Regency ;
and it is not doubted that this, example will shortly
be imitated by all the Cities of Spain:
The Prince of Carignan has taken the direction for
Seville, with the advanced guard of the French army.
We have received fresh intelligence from the -Head.
quarters of General the Marshal Mousey, dated .at
Gerona on the 2d of June. After inspecting-the dif-
fetent corps, the Marshal had-repaired toVtch, where
he arrived on the day of the Festival of St.Ferditinndi'
which had been delayed on account of the movetham.
of the army. It is impossible to describe the trans:
ports of joy witnessed by the Marshal, or to give even
an idea of the blessings that were heaped on Mail
Not a day pasted that deserters from Mina's artily
were not arriving from the lesser towns of Catalonia,
who sought the protection of the French. An entire
company, with two officers at their head, bad aban-
doned the cause of Mina. The arrival of the corps
under General Molitor *as expected to infuse new
vigour into our operations.
We are assured that there are 5,000 sick in the fort
of St Sebastian, while the garrison is destitute of pro-
vitibns, and had no apparent means of obtaining them.

PROM IIIsfILOTZ Cli
According to news which we comiider certain, the
COrtes held on the 23d May an extremely stormy
Sitting, in which some perfidioui maChinations were
denounced, and severe measures adopted. It was in
this Sitting that the plan for transferring the Govern-
Mertt and the King out of die Continent was dejected,
by a majority of eight Votes, and the departure for
Cadii decreed. lmost unanimously.
The King of Spain is asserted to have actually left
Seville on the 7th, tovarrive at.. Cadiz on the Ist of,
JURe. An itiktirdiaail
_ltd! in Galicia is spOken of.
Sir W. A'tourt has declared to the tortes that thay
must redouble their eqtertions; as all hopes of accom-
modation are demitirely at an end.
Qeneral Sir R. Wilson has joined General Moral!).
Fiom different pants of France 12,000 men are
on their'march to the Bale of Angouleme, and
to Marshal Monter.
The Government had hoped to find .It,ooo men
disposable for die service of the interior, among the,
veterans Composed of soldiers discharged theillstae-.1
timber last. Ulterior information appears to rodutot
this resource to about a thiid. It is ttneffiat the:Upi
vernmeAt may dispose of the leiry,Of 40,000 mini
whiCh it appeared to wish to delay for some time.-
*RON TIM Motors taltallitilllt.
Very few details are yet given reipecting the corps
of General Molitor. It as said, that in the plan drawn
by the Minister of War, this corps was to take. the
road dot Saragossa to Barcelona/I to watch the left
bank (if trzs EtrrO, dated- aid the airiii.brOfttalohisi its
treatlifig whoM do one kikovis wile fo teat.—