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London, England, 1811-06-14 00:00:00

their own men, a fter deiivering*these unhappy persons:
—The motion mars then carried nem. nil.. •

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Sir FRANCIS BURDETT postponed•his motion
relator., to Military Punishment, in consectutime of
the lateness of the hour, to this day.
• The Wooton Basset Electron-Petitirtn, and the Charitable Do-
nating. Bill, were put off till neat Seision.
General De Lancefe Estate Ulf was read a third time and
Passed.
The Bank Toten and the Militia and Half-pay Offo-re Bill
went through a Committee, and ordered to he reported this dar.
The further consideration of the British and Irish Stispension
was pouponed to this day.

I PI EN INO STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JUNE 14.
• PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY A P ONE n'CLOCK.
I , 3 per Cent. Reduced 63;-4 per. Cent. 79 60
Cons. opg. 641-omniunt 14 die. •
. Exclseq. pat to Is. dis.—Bonds 16s. pre.

At, the departotre of the Mail from Plymonth, on
Wednesday evening, a report was in .circulation that
six more French frigates had been taken or destroyed
in the Mediterranean. '

We are happy to announce the safe arrival of the
West-India Fleet, which passed Plymbuth on Wed-
nesday evening.

Irivate intelligence from Lisbon add litttlltle
tkO3Wci:if accounts that hive appearS4 isrtirKVo-'
zitte.. Sane ni our military Officers, in their letters:
suggest tit= the plan of the French is to make a
rintitaneous attack, North and South of the Tagus.
MAastoxv is to collect all' the troops that can be
spared from the North and Centre of Spain, and to
give battle to Sir Baer SPENCER, on the plains of
Leon. Sours is to unite the divisions under ST.BAS;
TIANI and VICTOR with his. own, and to engage the
allies in the vale Cuadalquiver. If they are success-
ful, they maintain their ground in the West of Spain,'
an4l if otherwise, of which there is every prisbability,
they will immediately retreat ; the former along the
banks of the Douro, and the latter by La Carolina,
and the passes of Guadiana and Somosierra to the
bounchiry of the Ebro.
Such might have been their plan, but the success
that has attended the Spaniards in Catalonia, must
have considerable influence upon the operations of the
enemy ; and should they persist in their design, their
retreat, it is possible, may be entirely cut ofE

By letters brought by the Heligoland mail, it ap-
pears, that eight foreign ships have arrived in ballast,
and two American, with produce, in the ports of St.
?este:burgh and Riga, but it is not yet known how
they will be disposed of. The most important fact
announced k; that the mariners at Cronsradt have
been discharged from their naval occupation, and
have been 'sent to the army, on the frontiers of Po-
land. This is stated in a letter from the Captain of
,a Russian man of war, and the natural conclusion

`i.ould be, that ALrXANIMER, by diminishing his means
of hostility against the British marine, and by in-
creasing them against the French military power, me-
elitates a conflict with the latter.

The studied contradiction in the Hartiburgh papers,
of the alledged reparts of approaching hostility be-
tween France and Russia, by no means renders such
an esent the less probable. •
If we may credit letters received from Vera Cruz
off' the 22d April, all the rebel Chiefs in the kingdom
a Mexico have either surrendered or been arrested.

The answer yesterday morning to enquiries after
the state of the KING was, " That he is not worse;
but much the same as he was yesterday." -
His MAJESTY, we RTC happy to hear, is so much
bitter, that The state of his health will not now prove
any übskruction to the celebration of the file on Wed-
nesday nest, at Carlton House.

The .Duke of CLAnzwez is so well recovered as to
be expected down at Wuhan Sheep-shearing, on
141naday next.
' "Yesterday, the Lords of the Council met at 41,e
Council Chamber. Whitehall, to hear Prize Appeals.
The Lnrcl present were, Earl CANIARN, the MASTER
of the ROLLS, Sir Wm. Scnrr, Sir J. ?Immo:A, &c.

On the subject of the confiscated vessels at Carlsham,
1 the following extract was put up at Lt ovres :
" Extract of a letter from Carhhara, dated. May It 6, addressed
to a House at Otittenhargh.
" Aa Order has melted U 4 from. Carlserona, according to
1 uiltklk all the Alps that are laden with Colonial Produee for
Swedt4i account from our piece, whieh are lying in our hat boar
' shsw, Aro jo be released from the detention under which they
iiem,land the cargoes. to he landed and. restored to tlx maws,
*to, .peiliaits, are to pay the duties thereon, the esportatiou sot
balog allowed."
4,lomniuns was -yesterday at a discount of a quarter
per. cent. This depression was.assigned at the Stock
1 Eichange to a cause which we confess appears yet at
some dismnce: it was stated, that Government is about
1 to grant a subsidy to Russia, amounting to three mil-
lions sterling.
. The Messenger of the House of Commons, who was
directed to communicate to Mr. MANSELL PHILLIPS
the order for his attendance in his place, we under-
stand, has not been able to complete his mission.—
,Ade went to Cheltenham, where he supposed Mr.
PifILLIPS was, and not finding him there, has returned
to town. Under these circumstances, the business,
which stood for this day, will,: perhaps be postponed.

Among the Papers relative to the West Indies,laid
before the House of Commons„ is some interesting
correspondence between Lord Livrannor. and Gover-
nor ELLIor, relative to an instance of barbarous cm.
city in the punishment of a gang of slaves belonging
to a Planter, in the Isl And cf Nevis. We Have not
at present mom for extracts,'Fint it appears that three
hundred lashes with eart..whip had been given to same
of these unfortunate beings in'the public marketplace.
This atrocious circumstwee has been brougfir under
the notice of Government by us Gentleman of the
name of Tolux. whom Iserasnisi doe. him the high-
est honour.

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