Star.
London, England, 1811-06-15 00:00:00

ro ic:it-tv the object of the Petition, volikh he
xlt. Lockhart) wai to present to the Ilottse. He
tit the chjoct was, to compel his appear-
-31‘.. .111 Vt cr to an indictment from the county of
,ir.tev. Mr. said, that he was 'wilting to give
:t judge, and would have before done to,
:hat he bad been misinformed by his Solicitor.
150,.re doing away, he gave his honour that he would
vc h.ul t t•tnorrow, and that he would not Stir ally
juesti..n tit:privilege that might be connected with his
ipnearance. On Ibis, Mr. LeCKHAIAT said he would
i. cliuc press!nlitvg the petition, an.] would now move
:he di...chat, r of theorder for Mr. Phillips's attentinnce.

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Tlic SPEAKER declared that the order WAS now
of dtwildiged.

Sir 1'1: .aNCiS BURDErr axed his mots in on
MilitAry roui.Jurient for Tuesday.

1'111:-i:t J;\ i \i; s .11i.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JUNE 15.
PRICE OF STOCKS HIS DAY A i ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per C.4.nt. Reduced 63-4 per Cent. 793
Cons. opg. bei—On.o.unt dis.
Est.hey. .s. di k. to is, pre.—Bonds 17s. ISt. pre.
or. giltr, legerday, continued during the greater part of the
dap at I per cent. discount; and at the close it was at 3.Sths.

Government this morning received dispatches from
‘'.7i:La.iNoroN. They are dated at Quinta de
Granicha, on the 90th ult. and were brought by the
Herring schooner ; but contain nothing later than
the intelligence received by the packet on Thursday.
The packet and the Herring sailed on the same day.
Avery gallant affair had taken place at Usagre,
as we stated the day before yesterday. The enemy
had thirteen regiments of cavalry of between 2 and
300 men each, besides nearly 4000 men in the field,
and a great force in artillery, but were repulsed, with
the loss, of 78 prisoners, 29 found deld on the field,
and a considerable number wounded. The Allied
cavalry and artillery, commanded by General Lox-
zsnf, suffered very little loss. No return of casualties
;las yet been received. Iladajos was ev.:cted to fall
early in June. •

Letters from Norfolk, Virginia, of the 4th ultimo,
confirm a former report from America, that Mr.
RANIX)LPH is appointed Minister to Great Britain,
and that the departure of Mr. &mow, nominated in
the came character to France, is delayed for some

cause unexplained.
Halifax letters and papers, to the 26th ult. have
also been received, from which we have given extracts
in another column. It seems to be qu to unzertain
as yet, whether the Amer;cans will fall in with the
line of policy adopted by France or by England. In
the mean time our Readers will find, exclusively, in
our ciaumns of to-day, a full and authentic report of
the Spetcl of Sr WILIAIAP4 Som., on the subject cf.
the American ship Fix, which will be read with much
interest. The question is still undecided it is true.
but it will be seen from the above document, with
bow much firmness our Government may be expected
to act on thesubject of the Orders in Council.
An American ship the Louisiana, with goods and
es passengers, from New-York to France, was brought
Plymouth on Thursday, by the Semiramis frigate.

The report of yesterday respecting the state of his
MAJESTY was, 4. that the Kno was a little better."
It is understood that the PRINCE Renewr has signi-
fied his pleasure that the place of Lord President of
the Court of Session may remain vacant at present,
there being no proceedings in the Courts that would
require the Chief Judge before the month of Novem-
ber next.
)arl MenaA will, it is said, be appointed to the
place of Lord Privy Seal of Scotland, vacant by the
death of Lord NIELAILLE. . .

It was some time ago in the contemplation of Minis-
ters not to prorogue Parliament, but to adjourn from
time to time, that in the event of his MAJIISTV'S re-
covery the two Houses should be ready to 'transact
business ; but we understand the idea is now aban-
doned, and the usual prorogation will take place.
captain WILLOCK, of the Royal Nay y, arrived yes-
terday morning at the Admiralty, with dispatches
from the West Indies, hat we do not learn that he
brings any thing of importance.
A pet son arrived yesterday from France,. at the
Secretary of State's Oilice,•Downing-street. He has
brorght some very important intelligence to Govern-
ment. Not less than eleven vessels, all Entrzli,h, he
says, lately arrived at Calais, with gold, of 'the cur-
rent coin of this country.
An intercepted letter from Sour.r to the Minister
of War, at Paris, has been published in the Sonish
paprs, and is supposed to he genuine, in vit.ich he
says, that without 20,000 additional men, he cannot
att'n'rt any further hostilities the all,ed armies.
A Gentleman who left Cadix on the gt)th silt. says,
,hxt the magnificent accounts of expeditions, and
embargoes to facilitate such military entcrprizes from
hat fortress, are without foundation. Thus much
seems to be true, that GentralGaanam had swbmitted
a project to the Cortes, for an expedition, and auzi
liary to ibis dessgis he had recommended an embargo.
No twensibl4, preparation- had becn made, and no
decision had been obtained from the tortes.

The crews of the Bo...watte. 74, la MANCH?. and
N7itrine frigates, have been sent on board the Men.
r LIMY store-ship, and were to sail on Thursday evtn-
i;ig, or yesterday, for the Downs, to man the re.
tinder of the ships destined ft.r the Baltic. .That
al, important blow will be struck in the North, there
be no doubt for the. strong fleet originally de.
stilcd for that quarter, is w receive an immediate
aograentation ; and, in consequence, the crews of
several other lying at Plymouth, not irumedi.
ately wanted elsewhere, will brsent An
,the same ser-
vice. In the mean time, the grcatts! aCtivity pre-
vans ill every branch c tweeted with the Naval and
Ordnance depai tments acid iticseased estltions are
::raking at'ali Me-impress sturiouir, to procure ;nun
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