Star.
London, England, 1806-06-20 00:00:00

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NAPLII. May 23 —The (mall Mind of Capri has
been taken by the EnglA, but not without great re-
finance from the fmall number of French, who re-
ceived the hroadlides of four Englilh thips of the
Th,ugh without a tingle piece of artillery,
they defended themfelves to the lafl with their muf-
kets, and made an honourable furrender to 1500 of
the enemy who had landed. The whole of the fmall
vanillin returned to Naples, according to the capi-
tirlation, except the Commandant, knd a few men,
who were killed in the attack. The Eng Lib ap-
proached Ilehia wnd Procida, in fight of this city, a
lecond time ; but as thefe fmall glands are well de.
fended. they immediately drew off, for fear of being
dellroyed by the batteries.
MAY 34.—The late Q.2.teen of Naples has caufed
all the galley naves to be liberated, and formed a
regiment out. of their blely, commanded by Pane di
Grano. Some of them have been thrown upon the
continent of Calabria ; and iso of thefe wretches
have been studied at Cotrona, too at Reggio, and
69 at Salerno ; and iiallrunions have been found in
their pockets, authorizing them to pillage, burn, and
affsflirate.
Our new Mnnarch, who is only known by a&s of
benevolence, hat iffued a decree, which reflores all
perfons to their liberty who have been arrefled for
crimes againtl the State only. The military corn.
miffi,ms here, at Lircet a, and Salerno, are fuppreffed.

PARLIAMEATART PRuCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, JUNE 19.
M lICEL LAN EOl7l.

Cnnnfel and evidence were heard no the queflion
of the fecund readivg of ,he Bill to cliff..lve the mar-
riage of Si: J lin Cord-in, B.rt. with Pyne Ctolby,
bib now wife, and to enable him to marry again, &c.
The outline of the cafe appeared to be as fol.
lows :

'Elie Pe itioner, Sit J ihn Gordon, Bart. was mar-
tied to Mil: Pyne Cruiby, on the gth of January,
1798; they lived and cohabited together as man and
wife, u itil Match when it was dircovered that
an adulterous intercom fe had taken place between
the Lady and the Hon. H. Brand i that in conic-
quence, the Petitioner commenced an ration in the
Coin of King's Bens.h, againfl Mr. Brand, and oll-
taed a verdict for pool. damages, with rolls That
afterwards, a fentence of divorce, a menfa cf :born,
was pronounced in the Petitioner's favour.
The neceriary rads of the marriage, adultery of
the Lady, acc. were proved to the fatisfadion of their
Lurdflaips.
The Earl of Mountnorris appeared as a collateral
Witnefs with retpea to the marriage: as a Peer of
the Realm, his Lordtliip was accommodated with a
Gat within the Dm, near the Table.
The ciicurottance of the adultery was chiefly
pr,ved by a young woman, who had been Servant to
Lady Gord n—wi, r, in Short, depofed the had ken
the pat ties in bed together.
Airr 3 few remit ke from the LORD CHAN-
CELLOR. in wlich he teemed to eaprefe his opinion
a • to the ittilicirecy of the evidence, the Counfel and
efidence were directed to withdraw, the Bill was read
a tee, nd time, and committed for tomorrow.
I all Mann ers (talc Vircount Newark) was kttredsred with the
iccui.omcd romantic., (worn. sad took hisfese Hie Leirdiales
ft.yr.rters were tbc Farts of Ilarthricke and Liwklt.