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London, England, 1820-06-28 00:00:00

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MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
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j, Pride 01 OFIDNANCI, JUNE 23, 1820.
Roy 4 PI t of Attillery—First Lieutenant Backe Cup-
p**, -pay, to be First Lieutenant, vice Bruce, re-
tired Ca y. .
commiammis ow:W.loin Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, nianed
ii''ty the Lord Lieutenant of Che•thire.
BefijaMin Pin*, COL to be Cornet, bite &Jaunt, resigr:tl
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• NA VA I INTELLIGENCE.
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Pmfuntriii, ;Os 26.S•Wind E.S.R.—Arrived the Triton,
Caatsa,itothitalta. Arrtied eff thii port, the Eliza lialghtly,
Smiern, freak AWED -
Pnassesnesti, Ilene 27..s•Wind S.—Pasted by the Jacke.on,
front Batavii, and Marr, from Rhode Island, fur Anwerizra ;
Prince George, Passes, and Kingston, Lsvea, from Jamaica;
William, front Andra* ; liarvey,from Dunkirk; Tigris, It .1-..
Jane, and Sit Edward llaiitliton, from Jamaica, all for L. -
don ; with *rectal others, names unknown. Arrived his A 1..-
jesty's ship Unonsroar, from Chatham.
Mat, mite 27.—Wind S.-'Came down from the Inver and
sailed, the Manwell, Mounws, for Jamaica; and Catherii.e,
llousax, for Cadit.
Fauaotrrn, Java 25.—Wind S.—Arrived the Duke of Kent
.paelet, with a Mail from Lisbon in eleven days. She kft at
Lisbon a French 80-gun ship, a frigate, and a *loop of war of
20 guns, with troops on board for ltio Janeiro.
Lrvraronz,Jsot 26.—Arrived the Friends, Wow:mot-se. from
Africa; Neptune, Ptacs, from New ()Aran; Cansritutiot.,
SIAWARD, from Norfolk,. Virginia; and the Victory, EINDLAT,
from Halifax.

NOR= Sumas, Jena 26.—The Dantzic, Hovel:a, bound to
London, in proceeding to Sea on Saturday, got upon the Insmid.
After discharging part of her cargo of coals, she was got elk,
making siz inches water an hour. The Jup.ter, Hnu, at
Treport, has damaged her keel, andsccei,ect other d..mag 1,, by
getting on shore on her passage.

' &Rhin of the Duchess ofYotues health :

OATLANDII, accts 27, 1220; 9, v. r.
" The symptoms of the Duchess of You's complaint .;:e
considerably alleviattd; bet her Royal Highness's sirens h is,
as might be eapecttd, a goed deal impaired.
" nasal' 1166Ln:fa% M. DAncrE."
Accounts from Oatlands this n.orning, state, that
the Duchess of YORK is gradually recoveriiv.
Lady ANNE HAMILTON has written to the imager
of Drury-Lane Theatre, intimating, that it 4 dot
her MAJESTY'S intention to visit the Theatre this
evening, as reported in several of the P.ipt:ls:
The LORD MAYOR j•ts vacated a 'Common
for Friday next, upon the propriety of addressing
the QUEEN.
A General Meeting of the Inhabitants of Stork and
its vicinity, was held on Monday, in the CUll-dfiall
that cityrfOr the purpose of taking into consideratica
the propriety of congratulating her ILtsxsry
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QUEEN on her Accession to the 'D a uane, and 'on her re-
turn to this Kingdom; and of expressing their senti-
ments on the degrading treatment she has experi-
enced from his Majesty's Ministers. There were pre-
sent nearly 3000 persons,' and numbers were obligfd
to retire on account of the excessive heat. The A -
-dress having been agreed to, was signed by the Hig.:4
Hon. the LORD Malicia, who presided as Chairman
the Meeting, and forwarded the same evening to M A it-
SIADUKE WYVILL, Esq. Representative of -the City,
with n request that he would present it to her Ma-
Jerre without delay.
Rutroursays,"that.already the Italian all-lies, who
are to suppott by their testimony the charges in the
green bag, have reached Of course the,.e •
Illustrious strangers may be
-expected in London in
a few days. ..
Rumour also says, that her MAJESTO/ having heard
of the sitting of the Secret Milan Committee (secret
as the Members thought themselves), contrived to
furnish them with many specious and circumstantial
hints, to enab:e them to work a proper dram a---a
sixth Act to the School for Scandal, the denouement of
which will place some of her enemies in a most ludi-
crous situation.

We observe it stated in several of the Papers of
this morning, that " should a Bill against the QUEEN
be introduced into the House of Lords, her Majesty's
Counsel, in consequence of their being Members of
the House of Commons, cannot be permitted to
conduct her case in the Upper House—that Mr.
BROUGHAM has signified his intention of resigning Ifs
seat in the Commons, in order to be qualified to plead
her MAJurr's cause in the House-of Peers—and thr.t
the Queen has been graciously pleased to accept of
this direr, and to express her acknowledgments for
such a voluntary sacs ifice to her interest on the part of
Mr. BROUGHAM."

We have no difficulty in saying, there must be
considerable error in this statement. It is by no
means contrary to practice, for Members of the Com-
mons, who are Counsel, to be heard on Billi, both
private and public, at the bar of the House of
Lords. Should, indeed, an Impeachment be pre-
sented by the Commons to the House of Lords,
that would place her MAJE4TY'S Counsel in the
predicament above stated, since every Member of
the House must be supposed to be a party to thq pro-
secutican ; but our Readers will see from the debate in
thiHouse of Lords last night, that an inioeachment is
not the course of proceeding which is contemplated.
It is reported, that preparatory to the proreedinp
in a great impending Clint. Con. Trial, a paper is
handing about, in a certain circle, which purports to
be a statement of certain facts, too bad for even a
Green Bag. We take not upon ourselves to vouch
for the correctness of this statement; indeed, from the
impropriety of such a procedure on the part of the
eleintl; in any cause, we would rather say thethirg
as impossible. And we.-are the more ihclined to
come to this conclusion from another pretended cir-
cumstapce connected with this rumour, namely, that
the reason for the suppression of this fact is, that the
conscience of the plaintiff would not permit this to
be stppended to the other documents in the case; far
a well-informed conscience would more strongly
reprobate a party circulation of the charge than a
more direct exhibition.
' No Book ever was.published, which more power-
fully recommended itself than The Chronolog. y of
Last Fifty Years, emphatically . called The al rankle
V the Tones. Such a Work has long been wilted
for the Library, Table, and the News-room, where it
is as essential for continual reference as The Court
• Calendar.
Cors-rsacnonent, Jinn U.—Although we have had no fresh
papply of Wheat dine Monday, what was left over from tit-c
dors-arrival, _was more than adequate to the demand, having
kat few Myers at market; and no sales retold be made, except
of a few samples of soperfine quality, which obtained Monday's
prices :an other•sorts were ansaleabk. The Oat dude was ve-y
61413" cheaper. In Beans, Peas, and.Barieyi there is
no variation.
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congratulating her MaJzsry tl.e
;ession to the intone, and 'on her te-
dom; and of expressing tfieir semi-
grading' treatment she has experi-
ajesty's Ministers. There were pre-
persons and numbers were obliged
Int of die excessive heat. The
agreed to, was signed by the itig!lt
soma, who presided as Chairman
orwarded the same evening to Ma P.-
Esq. Representative of the City,
at he would present it to her M
lay.
than already the Italian all-lies, who
their testimony the charges in the
reached Calak. Of course the,.e •
TS may be
_expected in London in
tys, that het Maierry having heard
the Secret Milan Committee (sec:et
thought themselves), contrived zo
many specious and circumstantial
them to work a proper drama—a
:hood for Scandal, the denouement of
Dome of her enemies in a most ludi-
stated in several of the Papers of
t " should a Bill against the QUEEN
) the House of Lords,-her Majesty's
!gamine of their being Members of
=mons, cannot be permitted to
in the Upper House—that Mr.
gnified his intention of resigning Ifs
xis, in order to be qualified to plead
use in the House-of Peers—and thr.t
yen graciously pleased to accept of
express her acknowledgments for
sacrifice to her interest on the part of
lifficulty in saying, there must be
pr in this statement. It is by no
practice, for Members of the Corn-
ounsel, to be heard on Billi, both
lit, at the bar of the House of
Indeed, an Impeachment be pre-
!ommons to the House of Lords,
her MAJESTY'S Counsel in the
ve stated, since every Member of
o supposed to be a party to the pro-
Readers will see from the debate in
Is last night, that an inipeachment is
proceeding which is contemplated.
hat preparatory to the proceedings
ding Crum. Con. Trial; a paper is
a certain circle, which purports to
certain facts, too bad for even a
take not upon ourselves to vouch
I of this statement; indeed, from the
ch a procedure on the part of the
apse, we would rather say thething
,lad we -are the more ihclined to
lusion from another pretended cir-
led with this rumour; namely, that
suppression of this fact is, that the
plaintiff would not permit this to
e other documents in the case; for
conscience 'would more strongly
r circulation of the charge than a
ition.
was-published, which more power-
ed itself than The Chronology of 1.•,e
emphatically r.alled The Chronicle
itch a Work has long been-wanted
'able, and the News-room, where it
continual reference as The Court
ruailllL-L-Abbisighinebeve had no fresh
• MilledaY, Whet tests hh over from th-t
ore then adequate te the demand, having
whet ; and no des solid be made, except
;epergne quality, which obtained Monday s
s were unsaleable. The Oat dude was ve. y
er. In Beans, Peas, and Barley; there is
ed and published by LIITSI KW; PickeT
Place, Teenple•Bat
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