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London, England, 1804-06-16 00:00:00

tHe then continued his commenb at the different mot-
tares that had baen gropoinVaid corclirded a fpeeeho
of great bulb and vehement., by ilferting,thsh this
was the beWnseafurei and the molt likely to produc;
the effed intended by it. -.vt..
The queilion was then pot spots Mr. Reis'
amendment, when there appeared, '
Ayes, 214—Noes 186—Majority O. - • •
After the diviGon, the Hon& immediately ad-
journed to Monday next.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JUNE t 4. - -
MUMS OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK!
Cag far July OH—Reduced syji—.oamittes 4.
PRICE OF 6TOCTJ YESTERDAY t
Ilea 5u:4154 ladialkack Rut • i
. 3 Per Cest• Rai Lot 551 hiperia 5 For C. 5
3pe C. Card. Aim au lavislal Asa 9 3114_1_
4 14 Ceit. 74Iff Ilets•=111134, .5•46.4,
5 per Cent Navy Sot Si Pi1Lm......: • '
iz Cat. 179, 930 i • CanKrotaath3m , - '

lifers* tie &eve& mane um 1/1141 =VI Lin al
Doak sad we asticrenad time Ware Iltitweeldik
Wi11... and a Hai wee received la._ all tiped, lrtkt of
a dig aspreeedrated is tie Mort of Ulm .
Dome. pare tr..-t pei. Peat. PiVirthilt#
• Comte et Zatiaale-a
.

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Letters from Dublin mention, that-reports are-eii-
04ated there of fymptoms of inibtrettlon. We how-
1-MIX hope they will prove unfounded, and that Any
nay. have_ originated merely from the unezpeaed
military movements which. have taken place, to ha-
bituate the national force to Fadden motion% cafe of
an iarafion.

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Mr.Prrr's additional 4treejlilismojimml
fome intereaing proud
Report of the Committee oliktloilliklertriog_beitP
brought up, a divifion unerpidlidft b4peteirtin the
(pellicle,. a that the amendattatiti know read a fe
cond tinia;'.; On this divifion the Ayes were 63, ind
the Nor e?4,itt that there teat a majority off,, ageing,
the toliniaer. The divifioti was tolled (pt., at a
early ;period of the evening. betinten.llo.44
o'clock, and took place Co Cutitiehly, thit many
Members of both.partiei who wiimd.to vote crowded
round the door of the lobby, bat were too brie to
fain admilhon.—Mr. Fox and a few dills friends ar-.
sivad jail in time to be counted, and this eircanagance
save rife to a debate of a very fusgaine:natoee..
Rosa expreffed an opinion that the Majorie,:oottom-'
tattled of Members who were not in isidtt7llle*
time the Tuition was put front thetskatt. The,'
dircutoa on this point, which continued :tier-:(9.5:
time, .is correctly defc,ibed in our Report,
Prri admitted; that aU Members, who Onetid '
fore the divifion in time Jo be counted bad.ztitiet
4ote'l,:arid the Sr await Anstly put app
tea, by declaring that tharpseitiow wprearrksekin the
iegadve. This paintlaing tiesernsined.madser Map
nit& on tht fiction Oflgr. Gas*, utSt.ittstieitsd.
A • A.. .
mons be read a fecund time this day ors_mosidis."
On this motion Mr. Ryan moved an amendment,
to fubaitute " Monday" for "this day three Mohths."
This Lifidebatrwas of a very deflator? nature and (itch
as admits rather of a general defcription than a de-
tailed report. It turned more upon the :node in
which the majority on the lea divifion was obtained
than on the merits of the Bill. It wits hequently in-
terrupted by calls for the huellion, and to order ; and
it was obferved by the Attorney General, that the
objet of ihofe who oppofed the Bill, was not to get
rid of a mature they thought objedionabk, but to!
turn out his Mejelly's Miniaers. The diktat:on was:
at lea brought to a clofe, by a divifion upon Mr.
Guy's motion, which was negatived, the numbers
being—Ayes tB6—Noes 514.
It was therefore loft by a majority of only 28 votes',
which is a very confiderable redueion of numbers on
the part of the Miniary. Mr. R'ote's motion was
then carried, and the further dircuffien of the Bill
will take place on Monday, when the Oppolition
will return to the charge with renewed efforts.—
Of this intention Mr. Fox, in rather an unufual way,
gave a formal notice to the Gentlemen in the lobby,
while they were out upon the laa divition, in nearly
the following words :

• Cattlemen, from the Rate of era fullon which ha prevailed in

the Debate of this day, I think it neeefthry to inform you, that
there ars other ftages in which this Bill may underri 3n ample
41lIcelion. We Roll have an opportunity of cooling to a diviGon
owe ar twice upon the general principle of it, If we think it ads ire.
able. The report upon the amendments to the Bib is to be uten
into confiderattem an Monday, when we iluift dikufs it fully,
and come to a *dean on the principle Whether we may judge
It proper to repeat that divifion as any other Aar, will be a nist-
a: for future conaderadon; but an Monday, I hope, every Gen-

tlana,i will attend, u we mean to come to a divifion on that day'•
o • The Public will therefore, doubtlefe look for-
ward with much anxiety to the adult of the debate
nn Monday. Thefe obfervations of M►. Foy, and
the dirifsons of lalt night. thew that the gmatelt east.-
lions are making by the OppoCtion. Mr. PITT has
been left in a minority eonfiderably left than that on
which Mr. ADDINGTON thought fit to refign ; and
though the hate of the firft di rition may jollly be re-
garded as the cilia of accident or furprixe, the num-
bers on the 14 prove the grow ;as &toga' of the op•
ponents of Adminiaratian.

The It v;rerre to the Bth and alto Dutch Papers to
the t 3th init. hays arrived.

Aceounts from Frankfort mention, that M. Di
c barfi•l'Afaires from France, at Ratichnn,
pr.:hat:A on the with of ua month, a formal *Kai-
Latl3l3 to the Die, of the =digs rl lonsonaTa