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London, England, 1817-06-16 00:00:00

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' • •- • r ALmotrriC Mid ix'
• MOW yesterday- the. Ainerican ittip
.Aurten,. froin• aaltimosp. Put in .to-day sever
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wasters. from stress of weather—names upknovni.
&lied the Prbvideace tender, on a cru'te. Orders
(be the following Packets have arrived. but they can-
not sail in the present state of the wipd—The Prince
Ernest, for Lisbon; Duke of Yolk, for Jamaica;
and Queen Charlotte, fot the Prazils.—Wind S.

PORTSMOUTH. JUN! 1 S.
Arrived from the Downs—the topdon, for
To-
bago ; Hero, far Leghorn and Gino.i; for
the Brasils ; Jupiter, for Beng4P; and. Diasa wan-
:sport, for Cork; also the Elizabeth, Sottattlemt, froils
,kityal. Put back the Ajas, Tinto& Stile.d.his Ma-
jesty's ship Hettox, for Plymouth; Roamitn, on a
cittize ; and the Rebecca, BEINSY, for London,

• COWES, JUNE 13.
. Arrived the City.of Edinburgh, from London for
Bengal.
DOVER, JUNE 14.
Sailed this evening the Princess Charlotte packet,
Captain -..I4ALLANDS with a mail and passengers for
Ostend.—JUNE 1.5. Sailed this tn.,rning the King
George packet, Captain KING, for Calais, with a mad
and passengers, also the Lady Jane James, Captain
itir the &Attie port, uith passengers.

DEM., JUNE 15.
Sailed the Asia, t'ionolt ts, from Itmaica, for the
River; Riga, srett, from II .v.solith for !totter-
dant ; sloop Of hoNtiti schooner, and
the two 'corvettes, with the whole of the outward-
bound.—Arrived and sailed for the Riaer the Pri?-
cesv Rortli SMITH, tiornlonaica.—Xame down frets
the Itiver•anci'saited, the Mary, far the Cape; Meng
fOr 61.4r4nhamt•Eghant, foe &ilia ;* And the Ag,ae.
tia, tot.

• • . POOl., JUNE 15. •
ArrivOd the Dorm, bTANWONTH, from Neadoin -
land, in Mealy days, and Wings an accuuat that"
C 0454 was quite clear, of ice.

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,P4RLIAMENTART PROCEEDINS..
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HOUSE OF COMMONS, MIS 14.
Tie Sleek Treader DUI was read w NNW dea;i6lral
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earnirkted ea Mand
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The Depart of thel readeient Tenants' DM Wap=raralip,a
and agreed Idi to be read a third dale es
The Yeesermey Carps DPI was rertvd i tad It was
that the DID by reads third time on Monday-
The Coosolidamd Fund Amount Bill passed rough tem".
mines.
FINANCL COMMITTER. •
Ihdr. D. CULBERT brought up another Report of the, -
:Metes on the Pubhe Income aptLEspenditore respeetint,l
Web Estimates; which having been laid on the table and
reunions having been gIVCO that ft be printed, tie Hoak'
adjoUmed.
THE EVENING STAR. • .
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LONDON. a
MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1817.
Mai OF STOCKS THIS fIAY AT TWEIVF: frcuicK
Deduced 7af 79—Consols shat.-Consols- for Opg. 7Si 74
4 per Cent. 91i—Navy, shut—Bank Long Aura.
India Bonds is a 6 pre.—Ezeh. DIU ts‘. 145. pr.
The snore the circumstances of the late disturbances
in the Midland Counties are unTolded. the more we
. .
are 6nnvinced, that whatever were the' discontents
that prevailed, and however wicked the kiews of some•
of the parties who endeavoured to Runeut them,
tf.ere was nothing to be. apprehended hi:nil,* tyste.
matie co-operation of different districts, except in as.
far as a simultaneous movement might actually have,
been produced by the officious interference Oipersoes
employed to watch their movements. The Commit-
tee of the House of Peers have, we think, in their
Report, explained the whole cause of the semblance of
insurrection that hat been produced, when they say,
--e4 Your Committee have.seen reason to apprehend
that the conduct and language of persons who have
apparently engaged in those criminal transactions,
but with the view of obtaining information and
imparting to Magistrates or the Setnermer of
•Stiere., have, in some instances, had the effect of
eneormaging those designs which, it was intended
they shouldonly be the instrtimenti of detecting."—
Those poor creatures who wee induced to quit their
homes expected. for they had heat 10 144 to be joined
at every Page by fresh bodies of insurgents, but they
.met with none. any where : nor have we any doubt
that in other places equal industry was employed to
produce a rirtinltaneous rising. How thankful ought
'we to be, that in this hellish effort to excite men to
crimes, they were disappointed ! Had these fools
and bad men succeeded, there is no possibility of
saying to what it might have led—a conflagration
•
may be more easily commenced than water found
to extinguish it.
From the substance of an addreosby liven Peaeen,
E'q. to the respectable inhabitants of, Sheffield on,
Tuesday last, assembled for the purpi•se of swearing
in special constables, it appears that information had
been communicated to the Magistrates of meetings'
-of a arty improper nature, "'aid that such meetings
bud connection with similar ones in
,every town. and
almost ryas Tillage throughout 11,e lingdpm—and all of
them holding ectmunieotion wilt the Metentelie."—
.
-It this statement be conipared with the tacts de-
tailed in another part of this Paper, and with the Re.
port of the Secret Committee, we think it will appear
very evident, not only whence the information was
derived, but what caused the secret meetings and the
open movements which have already been frustrated.
From German Papers received to the 15th instant,
we 'Karr that the King of Wtarrmeteu, in cense.
'cutece of the rejection of his plan *of a Constitutional
Cernpaet having been rejected by the Assembly of
States, has, by a Rescript. detrital)e 4th instant, die
solved the Assembly and commanded the Members
to repair to their respective homes.
The Paris Papers of the 12th and 13th inst. strived
at a late hour today. The recent disturbances on
account of the scarcity of provisions, appear to have
been even of ir more serious complexion than we sup-
posed : but. according to the official representations.
are at length completely quelled. The other intelli-
gence by these Papers is quite unimportant.
On Saturday. at three o'clock, the Pnixcc Rrerar
held a Ciltut at Calton House. Previous to its cons-.
triencesnel3, his Royal Highness gave an audience tn.
bieneeinal is England.
the Doke ol Wau.swarow upon
His Royal Highness then- held a Privy Council e
aftir which Viscount &Damien' had an audience of
the PRINCR REGENT.
Yesterday. at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
held at the Foreign Office. tlhich was attended by the'
LORD CHANCELLOR. the Earl of WESTMORLAND, Earl
of Ltveirooe, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. I
Viscount S11)110011. Viscount CASTLEREAGH. Earl
BATHURST. Viscount hitLVILLE, Earl MCLOREite,
the Right Honourable BRAOGS BATHURST, the Right
Honmerable Cannot CANNING. They continued in
deliberation till halt-past four o'clock, when Viscount
CASTLIIRIMIGH went to Carlton House EIS report to the'
PAtteat REGENT the result of the constitution Of the
filiibinet Ministers. The LORD Cpaucata.ou hid an
audience of the Niece Recite 'pr'evions to his at-
tendiag the ineeting.of the toeinipt Ministers.
The LORD Citaucuton on Saturday - sat irethe
Robing Roombehisschbe House of Lords, and beard
such motions as pressed in point of time, but noshing
special. His Lordship irtimated that he had read
all the paper' before him, .with reference to the diem
rent canoes heard an* yet remaining to be decided ;
and Iliac it was his ilarbOon on Monday to pronounce
several judirrints, • .3d continue so to do till the
whole were • • .