Star.
London, England, 1811-05-29 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT/Mr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS. MAY U.
The LORD CHANCELLOR made a few observations rela-

tire to the Roxburgh cues, with the view of calling the attention
of the House on Thursday to the question respecting the Interlo-
cutors of the Court of Session in the Action of Reduction; for
which day the further consideration of the subject was appointed.
The Bleaching Grounds Bills, the Isle of Man Customs Bill,
the Isle of Man Sheep Bill, the Irish Prisage and Butlerage Bill,
and the Canada Rum Bill, were read a third time, and passed.
The Loan Bill, the £6,000,000 Exchequer Bills Bill, and the
£1,500,000 Exchequer Bills Bill, were read a Tecond time, the
commitment negatived, and the Bills ordered to be read a third
tune on '1 hursday.—Adjourned to Thursday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
At four O'clock only 38 Members were present, and the House
adJounied.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 29.
KING C111.111,16'11 RIATORATION.—HoIiday.

The official details respecting the War in Portugal,
with which our columns of to-day are filled, amply
confirm the expectations which had been formed of
the successful exertions la the Allied Armies. We
may now look forward to still greater achievements,
the scene of action being now removed, in a great
measure, from the neighbourhood of Almeidalo that
of Badajos. MASSENA has probably by this time re-
inforced SOULT at that place ; and on the other hand
Lord WELLlNcirrow has proceeded with the flower of
his army to support Marshal 15E11E61,0RD. Indeed, a
telegraphic communication, stating that those two
gallant Generals had actually joined, is said to have
reached the Admiralty late last night.
We received some German Papers to a late date
this morning, but they do not present any very striking
intelligence. The expected peace between Russia and
Turkey seems to be again postponed line die.

An article from Vienna notices the rumours of war
being on the point of breaking out in the North of
Europe, as originating in stock jobbing speculations.
From Milan we learn that the Emperor and 4mpress
of FRANCE, with their infant son, are expected at
Rome, where preparations are making for their re-
ception, probably with a ♦iew to exhibit the farce of
a Coronation of the King of Rolm

In the greater part of our impression of yesterday
we stated that Lord WiLLINOTON'S dispatches were
dated the 19th instant. On referring to the Gazette,
our Readers will perceive that his Lordship's dis-
patches are dated the 15th instant.

This day, at one o'clock, the Park and Tower guns
were fired in commemoration of the Restoration of
King CHARLES. Many persons were induced to inter.
pret the firing as having been occasioned by a victory.

Letters have been received from the United States
to the 18th ultimo. Nothing of political importance
-bad occurred.

We mentioned yesterday the practical revocation
of the Decrees of Berlin and Milan with respect to the
American flag ; and, in consequence of this notice,
on the application of the claimants, the decision of the
eases of the American ship the Fos, and four others,
in the Court of Admiralty; which was intended to
have been given yesterday, has been postponed until
to-morrow. The French Minister for Foreign Affairs,
I the Duke of Caeoes, has been superseded by the Se-
cretary of Bonaparte, Master, and the following is
an accurate translation of the official letter from the
new Minister to the American Agent at Paris :

Sta—fly a decision of the Emperor, the American ships and
their cargoes which have arrived in the French ports since the 2d
November, are set at lilutty.-1 have the honour, &c.
(Signed) BASSANI,.

It is understood that all the vessels captured, and
in the French Admiralty Courts, under the Decrees
of Berlin and Milan, are to remain impounded until
delivered by Order.of the Supreme Judge. The whole
number of vessels which have entered the French ports
under the American flag, since the 2d November, it
is supposed does not exceed twenty ; and it is sup-
posed that that this indulgence of BONAPARTE is a
contrivance to entrap the Republican at some more
profitable opportunity.

The Abundance store-ship, arrived from Gibraltar,
which place she left on the Bth instant, brings a re-
port that the French, under General D'Flimmuttl/21
bad lost 6,000 men, in an attempt to retake Figueras
on the 18th ult. that fortress having, a few days be-
fore, received a reinforcement of 7,000 Spaniards,
commanded by Sam ERROLLIM
It is reported, that large sums in specie have been
lately remitted from France, for the purchase of goods
u England--in single and double Napoleons.