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London, England, 1812-06-15 00:00:00

FROM IHE MARSHAL'S OFFICE.

BY Virtue of an Appointment of the H.nourablc
Court of Civil Justice of.the Colony of Berbice, under date
of 19th March, 1812, on a Pei ition presenteb for th..t purpose
by K. C. DOWNER, for himself, and J. W. Harraasvot, Cura-
tors to the Estate of the Widow H. A. BAKKER. •
. I, the undersigned, First Marshal of the Courts of tiffs Colony,
SUMMON by k Die i• all known and unknown Creditors of the
Estate of J. C. BROEKFNER, Widow of H. A. BAKKER, to
appear in person or byAttl.roey before the Court of Civiliustice
of this Colony, at their Sessions, which will be held in the month
of October, 1812 ; there to ste their claims approved and eon-
fit riled, after debate If the same should be necessary, and to see
tilt Nett Proceeds ofcbat Estate divided amongst them accord-
ing to the priority of sash of their claims, after the same shall
have been decided by Law. Selscene of perpetual. Silence against
all those who do not appear on the day appointed.
This Summons by Edict being made known to the public from
the Court House by beat of Drum.
K. FRANCKEN, First Marshal.
Be)bice, lath Marcb, 1812.

FROM THE MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
SALE BY EXECUTION.,—FIRST PROCLAMATION.
BY authority obtained from the Honourable J../.
VAN DER STOOP, President of the Court of Civil Justice
of this Colony, by absence of his Excellency ROBERT GOR-
DON, Governor-General in and over the Colony of Berbice and
its Dependencies, Vice-Adptiral and President in all Courts and
Colleges within the same, &c. &c. Rte.
Granted upon a Petition presented by THOMAS Moon v, under
date of ttb January, I 815.taVerSHS Rolf SST MI rcueL, Proprietor
of the Cotton Plantation No. 1, situated in the Corentyn Coast
divis on.
I, :he undersigned, First Marshal of both the Honrunible
Courts of this Cototty, shall expose and Sell at Public Execution
Sale, in presence of two Counsellors, Commissaries and their
Secretary, in the month of April, 1813, :be precise day to be
fixed and notified through the Gazette of this Colonf—The
aborr-mentioned Cotton Estate, called No. 1, the property of
said Robert Mitchel, with all its Cultivation, Buildings, Slaves,
Appurtenances and Denendencies thereto belonging; all confor-
mable to an Inventory thereof now lying at the Marshal's Office
fur the inspection of those whom it may concern.
Whoever should think to have any right, interest, or claim on
the aforementioned Cotton Estate, called No. 1, turn anneals,
and wishes to opprsse the Sale thereof, let such person address
himself to the Marshals Office et this Colony, declaring his re
a-
son for such oppos tion in due time 'and torm ; as I hereby give
Notice, that I will receive opposition from every one thereunto
qualified, appoint th'm a day to have hit or her claim heard be-
rare the Court, and further act there it according to Style and Law.
Ttuis First Proclamation made k o vn to the public by beat of
drum f ont the Court House of this Colony, sod further dealt
with aecortliag to Style and Custom in such cases.
IC FRANCXZN, First Marsha/.
Be. lace, the 16th Fohniary, 161.

At the Court at 'Carlton House, the 11th of June lam 'Present,
His Royal Highness the PRINOL REGVNT ire Cou;..eil. •
His Royal Highness in Counsel was this slay pleased, in the
name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to declare Dudley Earl
of Harrowby, Lord President of his l'elajesty's most Honourable
Privy Council, &id his Lordship took h:s place at the Booed ac-
cordingly.
His Rcrial Highness having been pleased, In the name and on
the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Right Honourable
Henry EMI Bathurst, mid the Rit!ht lioteterable Henry Viscount
Sidmouth, to be two of his Mujeoy's Principal Secretaries of
State, their Lurdsliips were this .lay, by Lis Royal Highness's
command, sworn two of his Majesty's Principal Seczezaries of
State accordingly.
WHITEHALL, JUNE P.
His Royal Highness the Prince Rey ent has been pleased, in
theigame and tat the behalf of his Mejevy, tti ootettituee and ap.
point the Right Honourable Robert Banks Earl of Liverpool,
the Riga Honourable Nicholas Vansitrart, Snov:don Barite, Esq.
and the Honourable Berkeley Paget to be Commithioners fur
executing the Office of Treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent tee been pleeseti, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant to the Right
Honourable N.chceas Vie:mimic the Offices of Chancellor and
Under 1 reasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer.
CROV;N•OFFICE, JUNE 13.
lIENIBER RETURNED 70 SERVE IN 11113 PRESENT
PARLIAMENT.
University of Cambridge.—John Henry Smyth, F. 'q. M. A.
of trine), College, in the said University, in the roma Of Sir
Vicary Gibbs, Km one of the Justices of his Majesty's Court of
Cunimon Pleas, at Westminster.
ADNIIRALTY-OFFICE, JUNE 13.
Rear-Admiral S:r WlLLiasta has trans-
mitted to Wilson Coker, Esq. a letter from
Lieutenant England, comm..nding his Majesty's gun-
vessel Flamer, giving an account of his baying, on
the Ist inst. captured, off the Horne Reef, la Pau-
line, a French privateer, of three guns and thirteen
men, out three dad s ft.( m Amsterdam without mak-
ing any capture.
MILITARY PROMOTION&
wale-orrice, JUNI 13.
3d Regiment of rragoon Guards—Captain the Hooeurable
Pei egritte P (Ant, from the 60th Foot, to be Captain of a troop,
vice Mill, s , who itesianips.
4.h Reg ment of Di ageons—Surgeon John F. Wyl•le, from the
4th Dragoon Guards, to be Surgeon, ewe Mack, who retires upon
heL-pay.
loth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Augustus FirzharainFe
hes keley, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Loid Arthur
Hut promoted.
16.4 Ditto—Captain William Tomkinson, from he 6ctb Foot,
to be Captain of a troop, vice Lord llintor, weo exellerges.
17th Ditto—Hospital-Male John Lori ner, to be Assivant-
Suigeon, vice (Adele, appinted to the > tett
Ist Regiment of Foot-Guars—Brevet Major Edward Sta-
bles to be Captain of a Compaey, by purchase, vice Burnaby,
who retires; Ensign Charles Robert Mealier& Molloy to be Lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice Stables. .
Coldstream Regiment of Foot-Guards—Ensign C. A. Den-
tin& to be .Adjutant, vice Burroughs, who restgus the Adjetancy
only.
Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant V.T.liam Brooks, from half-
pay of the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Liluteuant, vice Ritchie,
who exchanges.
3d Ditto—Captain P. E. Fleming, from the Seth Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Denny, who exchanges.
sth Date—Ensign William Lockyer Fr !est an,. from the R slat
Monmouth and Brecon Milltia, to be Ensign, wi•hout purchase.
7th Ditto, Ensign Kinder Crewe, fr mt tat seropshire
to be leetrenant, witi•out purchase.
12th Ditto—Ensign Robert Paget, from the Leicestershire
Militia, to he Eneign, without purchase.
14th Dino, Lieutenant Charles Grove, from the Royal Bucks
Militia, to be Ensign, withnut purchase.
24th Ditto,—Captain James Briekell, from half.pay of the la's
Royal Regiment of Mal .a, to ex Captain of a Company, vice
Robison, who excleingcs; Lieutenant Thomas F. Smith, from
the Royal Vs estmimter Middlesex Militia, to be Enrage, with-
out purchase.
26th Ditto—Ensign Walter Graham to be Lieutenant without
purchase, vice Collie-, who resigns. •
To he Ensigns, without purchase,— Ensign Torrance, from
the Portuguese service, vice Graham. Eusign Fleming Smith,
from the Lanark Militia.
30th Ditto—Brevet-Major Thomas Leach, to be Major, vice
Gray, dead of his wounds.—Lieutenant I'. G. Richardson to
be Captain of a Connfaity, vice Leach.—Ensign George
Thoulass Ness to be Lieutenant, vice Richardson.--Volaineer
Francis Tincombe to be Ensign, vice lk.es4.
3ed Ditto—Lieutenant George Turton, from the 3.1 West
York Militia. to be Ensign, without purchase.
intii Regiment of Foot-1 obe Emir's, without purchase,—
Ensigia Andrew Armstrong, from the Oxford Militia.—Ens
sign Robert Crisp, from the Northumberland Militia.—Lieu-
, tenant John Beam), from the Royal Radnor Militia.
leith Ditto—Lieutenant John Malouey, from the Bedford Mi-
litia, to be Ensige' without purchase.
4311 Ditto—imsign William Murphy to be Lieutenant, vice
Bramwell, dead of his wounds.—Massey Hutchinson Watt-en,
Gent. to be Ensign, vice Murphy.
48th Ditto, Lieutenant Lawrence Crawley to be Captain of a
Company, vice French, dead of his wounds.—Ensign Edward
Johnston to be Lieutenant, vice Crawley.—Fowler Price,
Gent. to be Ensign, vice Johnston.
51st Ditto—To be Ensigns, without purchase,—Lieutenant
Henry Martin, from the 2d Royal Surrey Militia.—Lieute-
nant Charles Thomas Thurston,from ditto.
54th Ditto—Fasign Francis Burgess, from the Leicestershire
Militia, to be Ensign.
16th Regiment of Foot.
To be Ensigns, without purchase—Ensign Henry Edwards Hill,
f. ,m the North Gloucester Milit.a; Lieutenant Barnard Beale,
lions the North Yurk Militia.
57th Ditto—Captain Robert Denny, from the 3d Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Fleming, who exchanges.
38th Ditto—Serjeant•Major Wilson, from the 74th Foot, to be
Ensign, without purchase, vice Seddon, who resigns.
6.nn Ditto—ClL:in Samuel Dudley, front the 3d Dragoon
Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cust, who ex-
changes • Capella R. C. St. J. Lord Clinton, from the I etli
Light Drago:ins, to beCaptain of a Company, vieeTomkinsen,
Vito exchanges.
62ellse to—Lieutenant David I}4ViCS, from the West Middlesex
Militia, to be hnsign, without purchase.
63d Ditto—Ensign Edward Back, from tne Royal Montgomery '
Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase.
68th Ditto—Lieutenant H.B.lrwin to be Captain of a Company,
vice Soden, deceased; Ensign James Carson to be Lietatcuant,
vice Irwin; Kingsmill Penaefatber, Gent. to be Eusign, vice
Carson.
70th Ditto—Lieutenant George Clark, from the West Middle-
sex Militia, so be Ensign, without purchase
71st Ditto—John Methuld, Gent, to be Ensign, without pur-
Chase, vice Henderson, promoted.
73d Ditto—rieutenant H. Farrell, front the Warwick Militia, to
be Ensign, without purchase,
83d Regiment of Foot.
To be Captains of Companie..—Lieutenant Edmund Capper,
vice Fry., killed in action ; Lieutenant Edwin C. Ernett, s ice
Puwyss, dead of his wounds.
Ensign William Strangeways to be Lieutenant, vice Gapper.
Ensign and Adjutant -- Swinburne to have the rank of
Litutenent. •
f Ensign R. Woodhouse to be Lieutenant, vice Emett.
To be Ensigns..—Vere Webb, Oen'. vice buingeways ; John
' Suenuellield, Gem. vice Woodhouse.

BANKRUPTS.
Nicholas Wilcox Candy, of New Norfolk-street, parish of et.
Georgei Hanuver-squate, Middlesex, Miler and chapman, to
surrendtir June 16, at one, June 23, and July 25, at twelve, at
Attornies, Messrs. Seyniour and Montriou, Mama.
rut-creet, Cavendish-square.
James Knott, 'William Smith, and John Clarke, late of Duke--
street Southwark, Surrey, copartner;, Ins-mautrfacturers,
dealer; and chapmen June 20, z 7, and July 2.1, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attornies;Mesets. Ilfrasdale, Almuatlss and Hol:ne,
Hatton-court, Threadneedle-street.
Joseph Simon, of No. 41, linioa-street, Portsea, Hants, slop-
seiler, dealt; and chapinan, June 16,27, and July 25, at eleven,
at Guildhall, London.• Attorney, Mr. E. Isaacs, Bury-stress,
St. Mary-Axe.
John Gordon, of Hunter-street, North Brunswick square, MI&
dlesex, merchant, :meter, dealer and chairman, Jute 25, 27,
and July 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. Namara,
Warnford-court,:ilirogmortun-sire-t.
William Icgekbarp, of I'or:rum-Mews, Portman-square. Mlde
dlusex, hackie:v:l*n, horse-deakr, dealer and chap:Dan, Jaw
F 16, IN, and July 25, at ten at Gniklhall. Attorwee, Messrs.
Richardson, Fisher, ar.d aka, Bury-street, St. James's.
Thomas Parker, of the Kent-Ruael, Sontlstvark, stationer, dealer
and chapman, June 20, at twelve, July 4, said 25, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attotnies, Messrs. Glenn and Hulbert, No. 27,
Queen-street, Cheapside.
John Jenks, of Gray's-Ina-lane, Helborn, Middlesex, victualler,
dealer and chapman, Jute 20, 50, aim July 25, at ten, at G add-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Monney, Wool-street, Cheapstde.
John Wright, now or late of Huddersfield, Yurksbine, antler •
and biazier, dealer and chapman, June go, at twelve, July 4,
and 25, at ten, at Guildhall, Lonoon. Accolades, Messrs. Lx-
ley, Stucker, and Daweun, No. 4, fundears Inn, or Mr. John
peace, Huddersfield.
James Prinset, of Newington-Butts, Barney, bill-broker,, dealer
and chapman, June 20, July 4, aid 25, at one, at Guildha:L
Anon , Mr. .I*. J. Mowbray, Bank.ide, Southwark.
Thome.; Furnivall, of King..-I.you, Norfolk, glass and earthen.
wale-man, dealer and charam, July t, at three, July 11, at tett,
at the Swan Lm Hanky, Stafluidanire, and July 94, at tea,
at the Trentham Aortas, Trentham. Attormes, Mews Willis,
Fairthorne, and Clarke, Waralord-sour , I bro,m.aten-sttest,
London •or Mr. Griffin, Hanley, auffordsbiris.
Thomas Eaton, of Penketh, Lancashire, per er-dealer, dealer and
chapman, June 29, at Bates's Hotel, Proton, June SO, and July
25, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. A.turnies, Mr.
Davies, Liverpool; or Mr. Nle.:dowcrott, Gray's-inn.
William Whitehead, of South Anita'', Yorkshire., curie-factor,
dealer and chapman, June 23, 25, and July 25, at twelve, at
the Tontine, hheLlield. Anomie*, Mr. Bigg, Juutlaantinuti-
IJuiltlings, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Rodger., Sheffield.
William Iteyndil, late of Banbury, Oxfordshire, corner, June
26, 27, and July 25, at eleven, at the White Lieu inn, Tian.
bury. Attornies, Messrs. Aplin; or Mr. Henry bury,sfanbury.
losepti Graves, of Kingstem-upon-Hull, victualler, June 24, to,
and July 25, at eleven, at J.un's Colfce-house, Kinpttas-upon-
HulL Atturnies, Mr. Rutson, WeUcjose-squart, London ; ire
Mr. Samuel Dayaes, Kingstun-upoo•Hall
James Emery, late of Petwurth, Sussex, vintner, victualler,,
dealer and chapman, June 19, 20, and July 25, at eleven, at.
the Crown Inn, Attorney, Mr. William Holmes,
Arundel
Charles Cole, of Kidderminster, Worcestersbir e, cabinet-maker,
July 3,4, at eleven, at the Stourport Inn, Stourport, and July i
25, at eleven, at the George Inn, lle-wdl.y. Atturnira, Mt.
Bin, No. is 9, Southampton-Lei:dings, Chancery-lane, Lon-
don ; or Mr. George H Wen, Kidderminster.
John C::arke, new or late of I.ougbborough, Leicestershire, gre.
eer, June 25, at four, June 24, at ten, and July 25, at eleven,
at the Bull's Head len, Loughborough. Mummer, Mr. James
Edge, King's Bench-Walks,lemp:e, London; or V.. Juba
Cradock, Loughborough.
George Holies, of tianbrechra. Munntuutltshfre, farmer, drakt
and chapman, lune 17, 29, and Jul); 25. at twelve, at the Rum-
mer Tavern, Et Ind. Anomie+, Mr. Gcerge Ednituttle,*.e.
ot PLa', Lie.colit's-Ina, London; or Mr. Was.
Thunia% Bristol.
Richard Ingle by, of Spengfield, Fllntstire, lead-merchant, drake
and ehapnian, July 6,7, aud 45, at eleven, at the keat lone*
fur, Chester. Atm-nits, Messrs. Philput aud benne, 1 temple,
London; or Mr Roberts, Mold.
Thomas Edwafda, of Kisbworth, parish of Min, Yorkshire,
calico-bleacher, dealer and chapman, June 24, 25, and July=s,
at eleven, at the V. kite I.ion Inn, Halifax Anoraks, Meows.
Cardales and Young, gay's-inn, London; or Mr. Edwards,
Halifax.
Thomas Hadwen, late of Button, in Kit.dal, Westmorland, itttr.
keeper, dealer and chapman, June 26, at five, June 17, at ten,
and July 25, .st ten, at the Royal Oak inn, Lancaster. Amax-
nies, Menus. Walselock and Makinsoes, 14, Sarjeant's
Fleet-street, Londun ; or Mr. E. Atkinson, Lexamater.
Aaron Aaron, of .park's-wart, Duke's Place, London, grectsele.
maker, dealer and chiepinan Jupe 16, 22, and July 85, at tear.
at Guiltilait Attorney, Mt. natnuel Harris, Cestleuellels:
• Hon:nisch:eh.
George. Gardiner, of St. John-street, Middlesex, isannsonter,
dtibidearivbc.:,inuatd.pGchaPiace,untihaUnsas::. jaridAunettgo:urtis.rtesit,olTesan.lainilSliaestlialldanjdurreely trio err

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FRENCH PAPERS.
PARIS, JUNE 4,
They write from Dresden, that bis Majesty the
Emperor left that town in the night between the
28th and 29th, to proceed to Posen.
Jos S.—Letters from Vienna announce the re-
commencement of hostilities in Turkey, without,
however, giving any details. The situation of af-
fairs in Setvia has suffered no change.
JUNE 6.—On the 2d inst. died here, Vice-Admiral
Winter.
LEIGNITZ, MAY 20.
According to our. Gazettes, the march of troops
by the military road of Sagan, in columns of from
1200 to 2000 men, will still last for some time.
PASNANIE, MAY 22.
Yesterday the King of Naples arrived :sere.
NAPLES, MAY Is.
According to the last letters from Palermo, on the
15th inst. the Parliament of Sicily was to be opened
to discuss the new Constitution. It was expected to
meet with great opposition on the part of several Ba-
rons who are attached to the Court.
A great want of provisions continues to be felt
throughout all Sicily.
PARLLIMENTAR r PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OP COMMONS, JUNE IS.
Mr. VANSITTART, on account, he said, of the Important
debate that was to take place next Tuesday, on the subject of
the Orders in Council, moved for a return of the real value of the
a s to all parts of the world from 1805 to 1811.
rrt.BROUGHAM said it was a paperhe had anxiously longed
for ;it would be of great consequence to the discussion. Tlure
were several other papers of less importance, which he had
already moved for; and which he hoped would be laid on the
table by Monday.
Mr. WHARTON then brought up tit *turn.
Mr. BROUGHAM then observed, tiflt he should certainly
flake his motion on Tuesday ; that it was his filtration to take'
a general view of the subject, avoiding detail as ranch as possible;
those who followed him might enter Into the minutia of the evi-
dence. This arrangement would enable the discussion to be com-
pleted in one evening, a circumstance equally convenient for
Members, and useful for the question itself.
Sir J. NEWPORT moved for an account of the Ligh•house
Duties, particularly in the Irish Channel, distinguishing the dif-
'trent ports.
General GASCOIGNE thought it would be better, in the ab-
sence of the Irish Secretary, to give notice of this motion.
After a few words from Sir J. NEWPORT, General GASCOIGNE,
and the CHANCELLOR of the Excatou ea, the motion was
agreed to.

Central GASCOIGNE gave notice, that he should, on Wed-
nesday, move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Dublin
HAI bour Bill.

Mr. TIGHE moved. that an Address be presented to the
Prince Regent, requesting that there he la4l before the House a
cispy of any reprieve granted to Waiter Hill, convicted of mur-
der In February last, or a copy of any papers in the possession of
the Irish Governmen., re latiog to this subject.
Mr. WYNNE did not wish to oppose the motion ; but asked
whether it were consistent with the dignity of the House to enter-
tain such a que•tion unless the grounds of it were ecrl. fined?
Mr. TIGHE said, he had been unwilling, in the absence of
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tLe h ish Seeretw7,-to niter into any detail he wished to itn.

puce no blame to the Dille of Richmond, he A' as aware of the
turbulent and disorganised state of Ireland, the necessary conse-
quence of a system of disabilities which se- one part of the nation
in arms, at least in aaimo:ity. against the other. Ihe circurn-
a-ances which induced him to make ih- pri sent motion were these:
.A man, on whote trial co circumstance of al'evtation had apps-r-
-ed, was, on the recommendation of the li.dge, and of s•ime per-
sons ut rank, either pardoned or repr:ev. d lie was very teitic-,
taut to Interfere with the prerogative of the Crown in the e.cer-
else of merey ; but he had been advised to this step by sever'sl per-
sons of respectabihty,and by an eminent Irish tarrister. Diligent
enquiries had been made atter the man : sonte said he was at it'd
liberty in Dublin ; but Le had not been able to ascertain whether
he was transported, or confined under a commission of lunacy, or
what had become of him.
Mr. Fl tZGERALD now heard, for the first time, of the

transaction : hut no obstacle shocld be thrown in the way of in-
quiry ; he was convinced that the character of the Duke of Rich-
blond would be found co: rect and impartial.
After a few words from Mr. Wirt; NE and Mr. Frrzcca.un,
Irt explanat'on, the :notion was agreed to.
Sir J NEWPORT w shed to know whether the Irish Budget
'would he brought on the 'ante day with the Evglish.
Mr. VANSI I'fART understood that it would be so arranged.
Sir J. NEWPORT gave notice, for Wednesday next, of a mw
tion, on the subject of the Commissioners of National Education
in IreL.nd:
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The Admiralty Registry, and the Exchequer Rembenibrancer's
Bids, were postponed till Monday.
The rest of the Orders were postponed to Monday ant Tues-
day nest.
The notice of a motion, for the House to go into a Committee
on the evidence relating to the Orders in Council, on Monday
welt, (this day) being lead, the Scant:Zit asked wl.at was to be
done with it ?
Mr. VANSITTART said, that it was 'not the intention of his
Right Hon. Friend (Mr. Rose) to persevere in this motion.
Mr. COURTENAY moved, that the Returns of the Non-
resident and Resident Clergy be printed.—Ordered.
The Sugar Drawback Bill was brought in, and read a first time.
Mr. BROUGHAM moved for a return of the duties on Sea-
policies issued in London, for the last four years, distinguishing
the Ss. and is. Ad. duty. . . . . .

Mr. VANSITTAR proposed that the fourth year should end
in January, 1812.--Mr. IiaouGUAM absented. The motion was
agreed to.
The House then went Into Committee on the Orders in Coun-
cil, to enable two persons to correct their evidence. 'the Report
was then brought up, and the Committee postponed till Monday.
The House then adjourned.
BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK.
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THIS DAY.

ORtltllll—Sinecure Bill, sd ; Committees on Highways' Bill,
Enebequer Remembrances'. Bill, on Admiralty Registrar's
of Ways and Means, of Supply, of Bermuda 'Trade Bill, on
Scotch Taxes' Bill, on enlawtul Oaths Bill, on Riots' Bill, on
Irish Population Bill; Report, General Inclosure Bill; Poor Re-
lief Bill, 3d.
Nortixs—Mr. Lockhart, Motion relating to Claims of the
American Merchants—Mr.Lockhart, Motion respecting the con-
duct of the Steward of the Palace Court, and the general practice
of the Court-1 he Chancellor of the Exchequer, Army Extraor-
dionries and Committee of Supply—Mr. Wallace, India Loan in
SppplipLMr. Wharton, Bid to prevent the making of Starch
from Grain ; and Bill for transferring Scotch Excise, Charity
Fund, and Consolidated Fond, and for enlarging the lime for en-
rolling Deeds—Sir Samuel Readily, Consideration of Mr. Houl-
den's Petition relating to Lincoln Gaol—Mr. W. W. Pole, Com-
pensation to Irish Commissioner of Enquiry in Ireland.
TOMORROW.

Oauta—Torther consideration of Report Nightly Watch Bill.
Itl6i:cm—Mr. Brougham, To move to rekr Mr. Prender-
Imes Petition to a Cosnosittee.—hir. Brougham, Papers relating
to the Prince of Oude.—Mr. Brougham,l o submit a proposition
relatbag tonne Trade and Manufactures of the Country.

WEDNESDAY.

OnSu.--Conoittee on Publicans' Bill.—Further considers-
don of Report Manure Carriage Bill.
Norscas.—Mr.Whitbread, Toleration Act —The Chancellor
a the Exchequer, Budget. —Mr. W. W. Pole, Budget—lreland.
.—General Gascoypei Hill for repealing certain parts of the Dub.
fit Harbour Bill relating to Light-houses.
Wit/RBDAy. •
OsistlL—Local Tokens' Bill, second time.
Wercu-Mr. Canning, Resolution respecting Penal Laws
eigarding the Catholics, to be laid before the Prince Regent.
!RIMY.
Howe to be celled over.—Purthers' coirideradon 4 Report
Ibialbcouh Ezempduo Bill.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JUNE 15.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
India Stock shut-3 per Ot. Red. 581 5741-4 per Ct. 73373
3 per Ct. Cons. for money shot—Ditto for opening 59} 5514
5 per Cent. —Long Anna. 15 1-16th—Bonds 25. 3s. dis.
Exch. 13111 s (3d) Is. dis.—Do.(3id.) Is. 2s. dis.—Do. (3 td.)
41. ss. pr.

This morning the Funds experienced a farther depression, in
vmsetplence of the House of Messrs. REED, lame, and Co.
having given public Notice of their intention not to bid for the
Loan. Cons, for the opening fell to 584. Reduced 574. To-
wads the middle of this day they advanced about a per Ceat.

Saturday another meeting took place at Fife-House
between Lords LIVERPOOL and CAsTLEREAon, and
several Gentlemen connected with the trade to Ame-
rica, on the important subjects of the Orders in Coun•
cil. Their reception was highly flattering, and addi-
tional hopes were held out, that the'effect of some mo-
dification of the Orders in Council would be tried.—
Lord LIVERPOOL, in the course of conversation, put the
question—" If the British Government were to rescind
the Orders in Council, is it not probable that Ame.
rica would rise in her demands 1" His Lordship was
answered, that the Deputation would be glad if a
trial was made, by repealing the Orders in question
on certain conditions. Lord CASTLEREAGH observed,
that he hoped America would still be persuaded into
an amicable adjustment of her differences with this
country.

While on the subject of the Orders in Council, we
cannot help reverting to the doctrines which we have
more than once promulgated through the medium of
of the STAR. The most obnoxious part of the system,
that of levying duties upon American vessels bound
for France, has long ago been passed from. Why
then might not the Orders in Council be entirely re-
scinded, and a term so odious to the Americans would
then be forgotten ? By recurring to a rigorous en-
forcement of the old established laws and usages of
blockade every object will be a►tained which can
come within the contemplation of Ministers, by per-
sisting in the Orders in Council.

We this day present our Readers with two most
important additional documents, on the subject of
the late Ministerial negociations, and we leave them
in tkir hands without comment. We can state, how.
ever, fi om authority, that the ensuing debate in the
House of Lords will not be the only discussico which
is likely to come before Parliament on matters arising
cut of the negociations above alluded to.

Mr. SinuttnAN went down to the House of Com•
mons, on Saturday afternoon, with the express deter-
mination of givinj notice of a motion on the subject
of Lord YA RNIOL 1 it's personal allusions to him in the
debate of Thursday night. The house broke up
before Mr. SHERIDAN: arrived, but the Right Hon.
Gentkman, we understand, will atttnd in his place
fur that purpose this evening.

B. and C. Two Letters, (which passed between Lord MoIRA
and (liter) subjoined for the purpo,e of throwing light on the
ground of pact of these Transactions.
B.

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