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London, England, 1811-06-13 00:00:00

CARLSHAM, MAY 10.

All the ships which were sequestrated in this port
have received orders to land their cargoes, which will
be transported into the interior. They will justice of
such of these ships as are deemed lit for the purpose,
gua.boats, or transports for bombs ; orrif it is neces-
sary, block up the entrance of the pert with them.

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BERLIN, MAY 13.
We are assured that the grea,ter part of the arrears
of contributions which remained due to France is now
discharged, and that Government is now going to
give its attention to the fulfilling the engagements it
contracted with individuals..,

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PARLMMENTAr PROCEEDINGS.

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HOUFS OP LORDS, JUNE it
The Committee of Privileges on the Berkeley Peerage sat from
half-past one o'clock, till nearly half-past eight. The evidence on
the part of the claimant was closed, with the exception of Mrs.
Glossop, sister to the Count. ss of Berkeley, whom Mr. Serjeant
Best stated to be in in America, and requested that the further
consideration of the claims might be postponed till the next &s-
-alons, upon an engagement on the part of the Claimant then to
produce her as a witness. This was objected to by the Solicitor-
' General, but the consideration of the question was not entered '1
kilo by the Committee, it being agreed that the Solicitor-General
should call the further w knew; who were in attendance on the part
of the youngest son. These witnesses were therefore examined ;
and some letters from the Earl of Berkeley were given in evi-
dence. The further proceeding of the Committee was appointed
for to-morrow at half-past one o'clock, when a witness is to be
examined, whom the Counsel for the Claimant declined calling.
It was also suggested by Lord Redes4le, that it was matetial
their Lordships should be in possession of the evidence of a cer-
tain Noble Lord, a Member of the House.
• The Irish Militia Pay and Clothing Bi'd, the City of London
Improvement Bill, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland's Augmenta-
tion of Salary CU!, the Militia and Local Militia of Great
Bni-
taln Clothing and Pay Bill, the Bill to make valid certain Inden-
tur. a for binding Apprentites, the Subaltern Officers of the Bri.
tish Militia Allowance Bill, the Bill to repeal certain Allowances
to Serjeac-Majors and Adjutants in the British Militia, and va-
rious private Bills were brought up from the Commons.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS. . •
A new writ was ordered for Wexford, for a Member to serve
in the room of Captain Peter Berkley, who had accepted of the
Escheatorship of Munster.
B. bURREL obtained leave to bring in a Bill for remo-
ving doubts as to the registering of certain property bought and
sold under the Commissioners of the Land Tax, on which per-
sons claim the right of voting on the election cit Members of Par-
liament. The Bill was read a first time.
The Spirits Duty Suspension Pill, the Vote of Credit Bill, and
the Irish Vote of Credit %11, went throu‘h their respective Com-
mittees.
Mr. DENT rave notice that he would early nett Senior. move
for certain papers relative to the Colony of Sierra Leone.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL obtained leave to bring in a
Bill enabling his Majesty to make a certain disposition of the
Crown Land, with respect to the grant of a burial.groutsd within
the precit,cts of the Tower of London.
The Westminster Hustings Bill was read a second time, and,
after a few words front Sir 'l'. Turton, was ordered to be com-
mitted to-morrow.
The Lottery Bill was 'read a third time and passed. •
The adjourned debate on the Perth Road Btll was resumed,
and certain amendments proposed, which wereagreed to, and the
Bill was read a third time and passed. .
The Bank Token Bill was read a second time, and 'ordered to
be committed to-morrow.
The Norway Timber Bill was read a third time and passed.
The Cape Flnisterre Trade Bill went through a Committee,
and was ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.
The Cornish Miners' Bill was read a third time and passed.
The Report of the Committee Ms the White Herring Bill was
brought up and agreed to, awl the bill ordered to be read a tht:d
time tomorrow. •
The Report of the Customs' Seizure Blfl ps brought up,. and
As Bill ordered to be read a third thus, to•Mosserwe
The Report of the Spirit Suspension Bill wetbrought tip, where