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leg the Coittnitttee tilt to-tifortOw, and• oiSpeted
the' motion.

The motion was likewife oppofed by Mr. 'Tier-
ney, Mr. Jones, and Dr. Lawrence, on the fame
ground; and fupported by Sir Wm. Scott, the
Attorney General, and Mr. Nicholls, but it was
at length carried without a divifion, anal the Houle
refolved irfelf into a Committee, in Which a very
long desultory converfatioti took place upon the
pro•ifrons of the Bill, which were agreed to. The
Houfe refumed, and the Report was ordered to
be received to-morrow.

Mr. Coss reported from the Committee on the
Conftables' Allowance Bill. On the motion for
agreeing to the Report, Mr. JOLLIET& objected ;
and there not being 4o Members prefent, the Houfe
adjourned at a quarter part two o'clock.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JUNE z 6.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Coat for opening 62—Reduced 60114-.-4 per Cent. 783 79—
Long Ann. 18; 3-z6.—Otruziunt
PRICE OT STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per Cent. Red. 604 t
3 per Cent. Con. that
4 Pa Cent. 781 79
5 per Cent. Navy that
5 Per Cent. 1-09. 911
Long Ann. 181 5.1 L

•
Short Ann. s
Imperial 3 per Ccot. spi
Imperial Ann.
Ornnium 91 to
Conf. for Acc. 62.1
Bank Stock

This day we received Paris Journals to the 13th
inft. inclufive, which however contain very little
news of any importance. The following are Ex-
trans from them :

PARIS, JUNE I I.—The King of Sardinia has
quitted Rome with his Court, and gone to refide
at Naples, in a fuperb Hotel which has been pre-
pared for him.
On Afcenfion day the French who were at Rome
affifted at the Pontifical Mafs, and afterwards at
the general BenediEtion, which was given as ufual
in the Grand Square. The French were placed
on an eftrade oppofite to his HOLINESS, who
kept his eyes continually fixed on them. The
Minifter of France was not prefent, being de-
tained by inners. His place was fupplied by the
Secretary of Legation, accompanied by feveral
French Generals, Officers, and Merchants. The
&ft benedidion was for the French.

JUNG 12.—We expert here two Minifiers, one
from Sweden and another from Naples.
HAVRE, Joss 9.—The day before yetterday, at
(even in the evening, two of the enemies frigates
and a corvette were defcried off this place.—
One of the frigates and the corvette kept at a
diffaaec, but the other approached the battery
of la Heve, and fired two guns, the bullet of one
of which fell near the remind. Thee were imme•
diatcly anCwered by the diCcharge of a cannon,
and then by a bomb, the fragments of which
Teemed to fall around, and probably on board
the veffel, for the immediately tacked and bore
away. Several cannon-thot were then fired, but
as the frigate always bore away, none of the bullets
reached her.

STRASSUROH. JUNI 7.—The reports of war
again fpread throughout almoft all Germany are
entirely void of foundation. It appears that they
were propogated by thofe who were much inter-
efted in facing the war revived, becaufe they have
fuftained 'Wks, and flatter themfelves with illu-
ficms, which are indeed highly ridiculous.
Kehl is again occupied by a detachment of
French Infantry Chafreurs.
Maw Ta, lowa +—Two hundred men of the
French troops croffed the Rhine this day, at fix
o'clock in the evening, to occupy Caffel.
VIaNNA, MAY 3o.—The KING of PRUSSIA has
notified to our Court, that the occupation of the
Eledorate of Hanover by his troops was only a
mere meafure of precaution, rendered neceffary by
circumflances ; and that the order for that pur.'
pole would be revoked, as loon as the reafons
which gave rife to it fhould ceafe to exift: he infi.
nuated alto that thisperiod would not be far diftant.
GENOA, MAY 3o.—We are informed from Leg-
horn, of date the 27th,. that General TARAU has
.returned from Porto-Ferrajo, the fiege of which he
commanded; and that he has left there only a
body of troops to keep the place blockaded.
The Captain of a Ragufan veffel has declared,
on oath, at Leghorn, that there has been a revo-
lution at Cagliari, and that the French were ex-
pelled there with impatience. This Captain
he met the fquadron of GAIITHEAUMI off Boni fa.
ciB, proceeding, as appeared, for Sardinia.
Aiscona, Mar 27.—The night before laft the
Bull-dog corvette was furprifed at anchor by four
anima boats belonging to an Englifit frigate cruif-
ing hefore this port, but fhe had fearcely got un-
der stony when Capt. GIRRIDIAS, at the head of
all the feamen he could coiled, and five men of
the 8t ft demi-brigade, going on board the Facet
cutter and Tome boats, went in purfuit of the
corvette, while Citizen LEVIVRII, Naval Engineer,
an Officer of great zeal, courage, and merit, em-
barked in a boat, with eight men of the brave Iltft
densi•brigade, to participate in the dangers of the
valorous Captain GIRARDIAS. This bold attempt
was crowned with complete fuccefs. At five in
the morning the But.t. Don fell into our hands,
with thelofs of four men on the put of the enemy,
and A few wounded on Qum