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London, England, 1817-06-12 00:00:00

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;s currently reportta in the City this morning,
t it the Miuistcr will want a Loin of Fifteen
:it.

f.nrd FOLV:TONL'i tlntiOn in the Com Mons last
for a li.t of the names of all persons confined
the Suspension Act, was met by au Amend.
; t,• keep cut e.le names, and give only-their
..wirer, ages, and pines of confinement. Sir F.
ncrr could sec tio passible evil from a disclosure
; and alluding to tLe arrests in 1797,
t !tat the only persons ssho had.thesi broken
I,w , wt!re tht,s? % ery Ministers who were after-
-3., ,!iielded by a 13:11 of Indemnity. Mr. CAN.
• te4s surprised that the fluor:et should be sn
•rvots on the question of the Suspension Act,
,ts were recei7ing daily of frekh plans of
in the c .can
Imsta.7ces to which he alluded related to
trees in some of the Northern counties.
we laid before our Readers an account
Netnents at Leeds, which threatened the
Accounts since received state, that
ime kind *as intended, not in Yorkshire
so in Derbythire and Nottinghamshire.
sores have hem adopted by the
is hoped that the intended mischief has
We have given the particulars in ann.
; in addition to which, we have now
.n to inform our Readers, that as tar as
es4mhlage of persona in the neighbour.
Lnigham it has been completely dispersed.
r4lice of the cavalry they fled in all di-
.y.eight of them were taken prisoners and
co the gaols of Nottingham and Des by.
were gi a1.:41 either with muskets, pistols,

By the E.liabutgli Papers we learn that Adele
has beets indicted to stand trial on the 23J
t;,•lore the High Court or Justiciary, for admi-
tinerin;: unlawful oaths. There is something very
:agular iq this case, and which would excite no little
detree of surprise on this side of the Tweed ;—this is
toe t;i•J lime that Machinlay has been indicted t r the
time crime. The man, it is possible, may deserve
~.-e.everest punishment with which the laws can visit
rrs ; but is this the best possible way of proceeding
—How many times mly a min be put upon his trial
,icotland for the same ainie ? If Mree timer, why
:.)t :Cr& ?—if this be the law, it surely needs some
!tent)! ; for it is not impossible that at some future
riod they may haveut Lord Advocate so incompo-
ttnt that, by defects in his indictments, individuals,
who may alter all prove innocent, may be kept in
vim for years.

The Paris Papers of Monday, wid the exception
vin of the Journal des Wats, arrived this morning.
The Diet of Wirtemberg have not yet come to any
'-termination on the plan of Constitution st.btnitted
them by the KINC ; and the populace, in the mean-
alit', have been giving a new and lamentable ex•
ample of the delusion into which it is possible for a
;!vile to fall with respect to their true interests, when
Tsvirited by Vie wild exaggeration of a faction, been
vzly on the advancement of their own petty and sinis-
ter interests. On the night of the 28th and 29th, a
taninhous crowd of people assembled in the princi-
pal streets of Stutgard : they attacked the hotel of
tte Minister of State, Wangenheim, with stones, broke
i!tto it at last by force, and committed every sort of
t'ltTage. The Minister himself had found meant, it
vnld appear, to escape their fury. The cocntuo-
nqa was, after some time, quelled bi.the active cur-
tans of the ordinary patroles alone; and several of
igleaders were taken into custody and commit-
. to the Fort of Holten Asperg.
It is stated in an article under the head of Constan-
-4 that the Fort of Praga, situated in Albania,
!te the ',Alan Isles, and which, ever since the
>,i,)ri of the latter by the British, has been gar-
' ty a British force, has been agreed to be cur-
. to "corkey, in consequence ot arrangements,
at.ich the Pusses recognizes the independence and
vi:7 of the new lonian Republic.

ALGIERS.
l'he Paris Papers received this morning state, that
I: rieaox the reports respecting Algiers are now
oilered to be wholly destitute of foendation. The
sol of his CATHOLIC MAJESTY, Rt Bourdeaux, has
eivci letters from Madrid, of so recent a date as the
tb of May, in which no mention is made of any such
:Ity as is rumoured to have been committed.

The Right Hon. Roam Pon was unanimousl)
'led Ly the Convocation of the University of Os
on Tuesday, their Representative in Pashausent,
mom of Lord Cor.crits)rstr.
Countess Guar's Ball on Tuesday evening, in
-dc-square, was of the grandest description.
ryy 'AO persons of the first rank and fashion
Ptrsent.
1 Run. Mrs. BEFYON't Ball on Tuesday eve.:•
la Grosvenor-square, was very numerously am
ionabiy attended.

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trete and it
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exr column;
the satisf ACli.
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By the Edi
rAill has
Ls•tore tl
Listerin;: nlel
ssiagular is tlt
detree of stir;
toe ezirs/ time
true crime.
,everest pI
; but is tl
—How many
si ,icotland It
i.)t :Cr&
teeiso! ; for
period they n
Ida that, by
who may alto
bison for yes
The Paris
vin of the .
The Diet of
leterminatior
is them by th
ve!ilv, have
ample of the
;!vile to fall
itivirited by
on the a
ter interests.
tam:thous c
pal streets of
n Minister c]
into it at last
untras,e.
exld appea
trio was, afte
Coos of the
toe ringleade
toi to the Fc
It is stated
tinople, that
'l.v;v3!site the
Puss s.iissn of
nsons.d t.y a
tendered to'.
bty ist.ich the
r....rtr Sty of I
I
The Paris
at slier;
• co!.silered tt
If Cotssol of hit
a itteived leas
to %tti of May,
thotity as it
✓c
The Ts.e , nwt
as
I'tted t,y th
is. 7d co Tue.
1f b thr Mom
lte r Countess
to rd
tc.,ny 300
le, L:e present
3y Hon,
'Rs id Gros
4itioustbly