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London, England, 1819-06-07 00:00:00

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Mons Salter, Salter-street, St. George's in 'the East' glass-
blower, to surrender June $, 19, and July 17, at on, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Townson, Ratcliffe-hlzhenty.
George 'Cadman New Kent-toad, straw-hat-manufacturer, June
8, 19, and July 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Courteen and Robinson, %Valbrook.
Francis Millicliamp, Aston, near Birrninghsm, rnaltster, June
18, 19, and July 14, at twelve, at the Woolpack Inn, Bir-
mingham. Attornies, blessri. Baxter and Bowker, Gray's
Inn-plate; or Mr. Bird, Birmingham.
Richard Kilvert, Bath, linen-draper, June 11, 12, and J*l
17, at tWitae, at the White Lion, Bristol. Attornits, Mr.'
Clarke, Bristol; or Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott,

New Inn.
John Mere's, Banwell, Somersetshire, tanner, June 16, 17,
and July 17, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bristol. At-
tornies, Messrs. Daniel, Union-street, Bristol; or Mr. Pear-
son, Pump-court, Temple.
John Browning, late of Manchester, calenderer, June 18, 19,
and July 17, at three, at the Spread P.igk Inn, Manchester.
Attornies, Mr. Lawler, St. Ann's-square, Manchester; or
Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple.
John Redden, late of Liverpool, merchant, June 23, 24, and
July 17, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Anoraks,'
Messrs. Buirner and Lowndes, Liverpool; or Messrs. Clark,
Richards, and Medcalf, Chancery-lane.
Thomas Perkins, Chorhon-row, Lancashire, cotton-spinner,
June 18, 19, and July 17, at eleven, at the Bridgewater
Arms Inn, Manchester. Attur:iies, Mr. Hadfield, Man-
chester; or :ftsars. Hurd and Johns-m, Temple.
Thomas Bond, Armitage, Staffordshire, maltster, June 18, at
five, 19, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Itugeley, and July 17,
at twelve, at the Tali ot Inn, Rugeley. Attornies, Messrs.
Stocker, Davison, and Ilerringharn, New Boiwell-court,
Carey-street; or Mr. Salt, Rugeiey.
Joseph Musgrave, New Laidig, near Hcriforth, Yorkshire,
cloth-manufacturer, June 17, its, and Jtl% IT, at clever, at
the Court-house, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Wilson, Gresille-
street, Hatton-garden; or Idea:l-s. Smith and Moore, Tri-
nity-lane, Leeds.
Villiarn Morgan, Bristol, wool-broker, June 12, 14, and July
17, et one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies,
Messrs. flicks and Braikenridge, Burtlitt's-buildings, Hol-
born ' • or Mr. Hinton, Bristol.
lame: Clayton, Stockport, cotton-spinier, June 19, .2/, and
July 17, at ten, at the Warren Bulkeley Arms, Stockport.
Attonles, Mr. Baddeley, Stockport; or Messrs. Milne and
Parry, Temple.
Witham Chapman, Liverpool, hosier and laceman, June V:,
17, and July 17, at eleven, at the Punch Bbwl, Nottingham.
Attornies, Messrs. Long aid Austen, Gray's Ice; or Mr.

Percy, Nottingham.
,ohp Bond, Lichfield, malt ter, June 18, a: five. 19, at eleven,
.t the Crown Inn, Rugeley.; and J 17, at twelve. a: the
Talbot ntt, Rngeley. Attornies, Mews. Stocker. Dawson,
ar.d Herrin:Loh, New Rot...veil-court, London; or Messrs.
Ilickin and Landor, Rugeley.
F.J-Nard "Freers, late of ltavenglass, Cumberland, silversmith
and jeweller, June '2B, at six, 29, at eleven,' and July 17, at
six, at the il ack Lion Inn, Whitehaven. Attornies, Messrs.
Gregson and Fonnerean, Angel-court, Throporton-street;
or Mr. Gaitskell, Egremont,
William Kerr, Sherborne-lane, wine-merchant, June 12 and 26,
at twelve, and July 17, at teu, at Guildhall. Attomies,
Messrs. Sweet, Stoles, and Carr, Ilaslngball-street.
John Jones, Upper Brook.street, Grosvenor-square, tailor,
June 12. 19, and July 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Alessrs. Fielder and Bartley, Duke-street, Grosvenor-aquare.
Richard and Ramsay SutherLnd, Birmingham. gun.maketa
June 26, at one, 30, and July 17, at eleven, at the Royal
limn', Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. ("lark ,e Richards,
at.d Medcalf, Chancery-Lane; or Messrs. Webb, Tyndall,
aid Rawlins, BirrairgEam.
F;:cis Peskin and John Gi;hton, Deretend ATMs, near Bir-
Atizghant, wire-drawer., June 1, and July 17, at eleven,
at the Royal Ilottl, Itrltrini;hani. Attornies, Mr. sine,,,
Birminghnin; Messr:-. Clustal and llolheche, Sutton Cold-
fidi ; or Alessta. Bourl4llou and Hewitt, llrcati.street,
Cheapvide•

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JUNE '7, 1819.
THE PUNA&
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O.CLOCK
3 per Cent. Reduced 68111
3 per Cent. Consols shut
31 per Cent. 761 77-1. per Cent. 88 87
5 per Cent. Navy shut
Bank Long Annuities 17 15.16 181
India Bonds par
Exchequer Bills (2c1.) 6 4 5 dis.
Consols for Acct. 69} 69 69.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday and Friday have ar-
rived since our last.

As the Session of the Chambers approaches its
termination, new reports, the most singular, begin
to circulate. It is said on the ore hand that the Mi-
nisters, aliaid of the probable results of the existing
law of Election, have conceived the idea of post pon-
ing•for five years the Convocation of the Electoral
Colleges, and of preserving, during this long period,
the present Chamber of Deputies, in which they flatter
themselves they ;an always command a devoted ma-
jority. Some stifh plan had, it seems, been proposed
under the Ministry of the Duke of Richelieu, but re;
jected as contrary to the spirit and letter of the Charter.

Another rerort is, that the end of the present Ses-
sion will be the commencement of a New Ministry ;1
that Count DE CAZE will be disburthened of M. Louts,l
GouvioN ST. CYR, DE SEARS, and even Dassotes;
that Da CAZE will be the new President of the Coun-
cil, M. PORTAL remain at the nirine, M. Roy e-
sume the Finances, M. BASTARD DE L'ETANG be
Keeper of the Seals, General RICARD Minister at
War ; and, lastly, that M. PASQUIER, that genuine
political Preteus, will make a new debut in the Mi-1
nistry of Foreign Affairs !
The Journal des Debats, which gives these as the
current reports of Paris, does not venture to say any
thing in support of their authority, but adds, that
under any form, the resurrection of M. PASQUIER is
lan event which seems altogether incredible.
The Budget continues still the subject of discussion
in the Chamber of Deputies. In the Sitting of Wed-
nesday they finished the deliberation on the Vote to
the Ministry of the Interior, .which was ultimately
passed at the amount proposed by Government, de-
ducting only ore article of 2,000,000, which had
been moved for as a sort of reserve fund, to enable
Government to give reiief in cases of loss by fire or
other fatalities, but which the Chamber thought pro-
per to refuse.

The Chamber next proceeded to the Budget of the
Minister of War, which presents a grand total of
192,750,000 francs. The Commission had not pro-
posed any reduction in this sum, but there was a
motion by M. DELEssznE for taking off 12,700,000
francs, and another by M. DE SALTS for a reduction
of 8,000,000 francs.
M. de la BOVRDONNAYR and Count de Flotitisc
spoke at length in favour of the reductions, and were
opposed, by Count de HAtrrErEuttLE and General
BRU! de VILL?RET, who contended strongly that in
the existing situation of things the greatest latitude
ought to be given to the expenditure of the War De-
partment—that at present France could only bring
into the field forces equal to a Power of the third
order ; and that the greatest exertions ought to be im-
mediately made for restoring it to that primary rank'
as a military State which it formerly possessed.
The discussion was then adjourned till Thursday;'
and was continued also through the whole of that
day. In the course of the latter day's debate, Count
GREXIER, having adverted to certain expressions in
the discourse of M. de is BOURDONSAYE on the pre-
ceding day, and having reproached them as being of
a parity with the famous Notes Secrees, M. de la
BOVREICNNAYE repelled this iuculpation in warm
terms, as being unwarrantably personal, and endea-
voured to show that ro expression in his discourse
could justify the interpretation which had been given
to it.

Yinisters are said to be occupied with a new Pro-
ject of Law respecting dramatic property, which is
to be presented to the Chamber before the end of
the Sessior. -

Letters arc stated to have been received at Ham,..
burgh from London., which mention that the Portu.•
guese have discovered at Monte Video, a plot, the
' ramiFcations of which extended as far as Santa Fe,
' and the lir.gleader in which was an ancient French
Sub-Prefect, of the name of Robert. In the excess
of their alarm, the Portuguese fancied that all the
French in that quarter must have a concern in the
plot, since a Frenchman was at the head of it : and
they accordingly seized and ,interrogated every
Frenchman they could lay their hands upon : even
M. BOUPLAVD,ith3 celebrated Naturalist, did not
escape suspicion; and among those apprehended and
exatr.ined, were General FR F.,,S3TNET and M. RAGA'S.
•The following gasconadirg article on Spanish af-
fairs appears under the head of Madrid, 17th May
As to the great armament destined to Btler.os
Ayres with an army of li,ooo men (I !:) it is eipected
to sail about the end of the month ofJuly.".
The Quotidiemle aserts that all the English Oißceze
now at Paris have received orders to return to Englatd.
" Different reasons ..Are gave:. far' this order—ilschi*

••••

'attribute it to the necessity of sending troops to the
Cape of Good. Hope, others to the necessity .of corn-
Ipletblg the regiments* Cattads, owing to serious- (o'-
6(4(4k:which have arise* beteeetrthe Caiffnets of St.
Jaw's and Washingfre Amotig other rumours of
trouble, probably quilt as well founded, it is said
that a marked .coldness has arisen between the Cabi-,
nets of Berlin and St. Petersburgh, which promises
to end in the formation of a close alliance between
Austria, Prussia, and England:"
Several parts of France have been devastated by
'tremendous storms. In one• place 85 houses were
destroyed by lightning. On the 21st ult. a tempest,
accompanied with hail, thunder, and lightning, ra-
vaged upwards of fifty Communes. But a still more
dreadful scourge threatens to destroy the harvest of
the whole department of Arles, which held forth
the greatest promise. Hosts of locust-, appeared
on a sudden, and covered the land. The inhabi-
tants went out immediately to protect their fields,
but though they collected as much as fifty-seven
quintals of these devourers every day, the number
did not seem decreased. They were as yet small,
but their devastations were most alarming, and it
was apprehended that the heat would enlarge both
their size and their numbers. They had only at-
tacked the grass, but the corn was expected to fall
next a prey to their rapacity.
French 5 per Cents, Wednesday, 67. fr. 15 c.—
Thurday, 66 fr. 95 c.

Dutch and Flanders Mails arrived this morning,
but they bring no intelligence worth notice from
Holland, the Netherlands, or Germany.
Accounts from Madrid of the 17th ult. state, that
the Court of Rio Janeiro persists in refusing to aban-
don Monte Video but on the condition of Spain re-
...cring, in the first place, Olivenza and its territory to
Portugal. The mediations of certain Courts have
Yet produced no effect. Under these Citcunrtances,
it is observed, that the Portuguese have just in=
creased their garrisons on their whole frontier, from
Elva to Almeida. General BFRESFORD, who is Com-
mander in Chief of the military force of that king-
donr, is now inspecting some fortresses on the frontiers.
All these things are at least singular ; they give
rise to many conjectures, which are perhaps without
foundation. However, the Government has thought
it necessary, on its side, to send some reinforce-
ments to our fortified towns in F.stramadura and Leon.

The report of Envoys being expected at Spain
from Buenos Ayres, gains but little belief at Ma.:
drid. The report now is, that the Governmea of
Buenos Ayres have offered to enter into a Treaty,
giving Spain a commercial preference, on condition
that the independence of the new Government be in
the first place acknowledged by Spain !

American Papers have arrived to the Ilth of May.
FROM THE COMMERCIAL ADVE.RTITER OF THE 10TH,

We understand that Lady Selkirk and family ar-
rived in Town this morning from Canada, and have
taken their passage in the packet ship James Monroe,
for Liverpool. The Spanish Minister, Don Onis, and
his family, and several others of distinction, also go
by the same conveyance.
Captain Wing, of the Caledonia, sailed from La
Guira on the 9th ultimo, in company with the John
Brown schooner, after an embargo of three week,:, in
consequence of Biion's squadron being off that port.
EXTRACT or A LETTER PROM LA CORA, APRU• 8.

On the 19th ult. eight privateers, under the com-
mand of Brion, hove in sight. Our fleet not being
sufficient to meet them, had to wait for a reinforce-
ment which arrived on the 6th instant from Porto
Cavallo; they chaced the enemy as far as Cumana,
foreign vessels come in and go out without molesta-
tion, several of them have been boarded. Alt is
tranquil in the interior.
THE ONTARIO.—From Lima the Ontario sailed for
Valparaiso. On her arrival, Lord Cochrane mani-
fested a disposition to insist upon the Ontariopaying
his ship the compliment of a salute : to effect this,
Lord Cochrane took measures to get his fleet, (the
Chilian fleet) consisting of three frigates and a sloop,
to prevent the sailing of the Ontario. He stationed
the St. Martin of 64 guns, off the harbour, and a
smaller vessel of 20 guns, alongside the Ontario-
Notwithstanding all these preparations, the Ontario
took in her wood, water, and provisions, and when
ready, sailed, passing the San Martin at a distance
of three-fourths of a mile; she and the smaller yes'.
sels got under weigh immediately.

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