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...sy to vote against any address at all. Many had
slit, they did not deny the right of the Corporation
to petition, yet they took it very ill that his Majesty
tra•: requested to convene Parliament. This he had
proved from documents in the reign of James the Se.
cond was their privilege. The true friends of the Iiing•
otii:ht to approach his Throne.and tell him how he was
berayed. abused, and insulted.
A division took place, when the numbers were as
follow : -
'For ALI. Wood's Amendraent.
r)e I.Grd Mayor - 1

Against it.

eir!.tons
t :Yrs

Aldermen . - 12
Commons - - 103
Tellcrs . - - 2

100
Majority vainst the Amendment 17.

. .
A motion was then made, that the original Ad-
.frecs read ; upo". which, a division took place,
when zit,' numbers were the same as on the preceding
question.
A new Address was then propns!d, that all the
word; of the old Address be left out after the word
a That." An Amendment was offered, that it be
re,frrred to a Committee to consider of an Address.
:\ &hate ensued, and a Motion for an Adjournment
was proposed, and oil a division, there was a majority
uf 32 against .he Adionrnment.
The motion for referring the consideration of the
hiress to a Committee was put, which was nega-
ticd by a majotity of 13. The new Address was
z!1..al carried without a division. The Court then

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14.
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PRICE OF STOCKS WSTrIRDAY.

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4 p r Cent. 31
5 pa Cent. Navy shut

Long Ann. 18 9-1 gths
India Bonds, 21s. 22.3. pr.
Fitch. Bills, 93. 12s. pre.
State Lottery Tick. £22. I ss.
Cons. for acc.

Mr. J.T.AYNZ, the Austrian Messenger, we now
find, has brought proposals to our Government for
a General Peace, to be negotiated at a Congress to
I.e ia.4.1 in some city in the northwest of France.-
61tould these proposals be rejected, Prince STAHREM-
BLizO has orders to leave this country. This impor-
tant subject gill be the first that will occupy the Mar-
quis WELLE.strv's consideration.

The American ship Ozean, 430 tons, laden with
:otton, tobacco and ni.val stores, from New York,
Lund to liverpoci, is arrived at Kings Road, very
Icaky, and in ciiEress, having been driven into the
Piristol Channel by the late tempestuous gales. Cap-
t:ti:l R :;NILLTT cleared at Anboy, in the State of
Jtc•se7, the lSth Novernher last, at which time, and
place. tl-,erc. were 20 laden ships preparing to depart
for Liverpool and different ports of Great Britain.
It was understood at New York that the PRESIDENT
had s:gniiied .t 1; Mr. JACKSON, that the powers he had
brm:ght with him, did not admit of his reviving dis-
cinsic..r.s tat bad already been solemnly determined
r himself and Mr. ERSKINE. Congress were to
assmt)le the beginning of December, when it was
exi-wred some energetic measute would be proposed,
ana resolved on by the House.

The Marqui; Wr.,..r.7.w.Er has appointed his brother-
Smizli, Esq. to be the Un-
der Secretary of State in the Foreign Department.
ifon.l-lEsiut Wril.r.sr.ity is appointed Minister
ilenii•otentiary to Spain, in the room of Mr. How:-
JIA FRERE.

Yesterday all the KING'S Ministers, in full dress,
paid thrir respects lo the Persian Ambassador. By
the circumstance of his NlAJmy's not coming to
town yesterday, his Excellency cannot stir out of
clo,‘r-.; as by the etiquette of his high and lofty Court,
he mast not chew himself abroad, until he has deli-
vered his credentials to his MAJEsTv at his Court.
This cercnio!iy is to take place on 'Wednesday next,
di; '29tli instant, when his Excellency will make
entry to the Queen's Palace with Eastern

is ixturLite for the character of England, that
•'.. WELLEst.Er is the Minister in whose de-
it falls to do the honours of the British Ent-
;,,re to OIL most iihAstrions Person. And as we have
all Enropcan Allies, it is with gre.it prudence and
•xc to reverence this friend from Asia.
Amlias.;ador is a person of a most no-
:.e arsl digred dep. rt:ncnt. Ile is handsome and
H...• Las a funly, rl,-..t considered
only sivit-tArte child;-en ;1,,t ir !, considered
m:n.k rf pecul;ar 2;ood fo:stune, us...m in Persia,
.rrit he h:id sx chiidren horn to him on one and the
y..nie day. A house is taken for 1:..s Excellency in
v.!

A C:-::rt Ma:-t; d was held ::t Ipswich, en the
and continued by ad;ournments to the
•.t following-, ea Captain(' Richard
Thomas Ke.cling, and RebertAlifonnder,
Rc-irrient of Militia, who were
'rinse and scandalous con."...:ct,
(irciilating,, a report, particularly at Sunder-
I:. abutit the rn:)rith of. April last, and at
4:.d in the neighhourhood, in tie months of
;NI.: last, prejodicial to the }'ono:r, charae-
..r. 4.1 d reputation of Lieutenant John Kingston.—
Court acquitteul Captain Alefounder, but found
.
Goaknian and Keeling ,: and acrnd-
?r. Cr.(::".1 to he dismissed the Regiment. The Court
dared, that ?ore Vt'llS no ground for the i:"P-
nata::oris upon the character of Lieutenant Kingston.
sentence his Mdjesty has been pc:ma to confirm,
also to order the dismissal from the Regiment (-.:1
at. HuhLatk, upon whese manner of giving his
the Coin strongly animadvevted.

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