.TUNE ln ar sof the pletwiet treaty, and engage to obtain that it shall bt• iotopted and guaraoteeil by Fiance. Art. -,!1. Toe present act shall be ratified, and the ratificationi ex-hanged at Pais, within two do) s. or sooner, if passible. Dole at Paris. the 11th of April. 1:314. (L. ' 4 .) The Prince DE ME UTV. N MIL ) J. F. Comte DE sTADIoN. S ) ANDRE Conite ASOVNIOLIFFSKY. (L. S) RODER l' Comte DE NESsELRODE. (L. S.) CHAS. ACTG. Ilarnii DE HARDENLIERCi. (L. S.) NlarAhal N (L S.) cAuLAlscomiT. IMPERIAL P.,IItLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. moNtmv. Just 13. Len! vrnPoot. inf,)i wed the lionse that the Prince Regent, at The tegite.t 111 ins Ma .i e.ty the - Eniperor of Rn'ia, had given permis :.itlll toe the Impel tat hit-.ialt Guards to he lan.ied at Portsmouth, 1., lilt the view of their being .4peedily re-einharked. 0., the question beteg put for the third reading of the Corn rxpottation lino, Lull S's %:41101 , C nulled as an Amendment, that tie %%ink ‘• to :;t: c%pol (r'll 0.11 times," slionid he kft out, and tiatt there should he io.et tett in.tead, except in sm.!) eases of srateity its IY le >tteeifie l " Thi4 alteration he deemed neees.arv, sin .e it WWI ki In' toe , t rd to permit importation when the eenn ry might he .tat% The motion ,is opposed by 1...1nd Hr., dwirke, It tiegutivt,l ;e• wa, o anotht r anointment wopmted hy Earl L a mi t ilkl e , t o u,,r(1.4 whit It or pealed :he present bettitties cn die extol tation of grain.—The B'll was then iead a third time anti pas:.vd. Tur.snAY, JUNE 14. _ . . The Prport of the Conimitte, oil the CAobri&e Canal Rill, vra‘ brow_ t ht op and it;reed to, Hord the Hill ordered to he read a third titre vi ni,)ll.(m. On the inot.on •If Lord Liverpool the eon , ideration Dcfi li‘e Trcitty i•r Peace %%a, postponed to Thins-day se'iititzlit. Ihe hio ce . Regent', Alevoigt• ielative to the itmsian troops, wa , ioto con,loeuition %kiwi) Load 1.1 verpool moved, that an Ad dress of Th.,111,N he pr.' t nted to hi, Royal It, for his grocion , emoloun.ea ; and •ignitying ',heir concurrence the propriety el Hi, 'loyal itecctling to the vhlics of his tilu,trions Ally in the matter refel red to. WEDNESDIY JUNE 15. E.,rl H t RnwicKE moved the tisi;ll reading of the Cambridge Canal Bill.—Larl BRIDGE WATER proposed a clause, by which, wrong other thing., the greundi of proprietors were nut to be open e d till paid tor. L.ird liAnDw IVKE said, such a clause would put the Bill under the haAaid of being lust. . Lord RED:ADALE said, that was no reason against a proper clause. l his was a Bill in breach of the faith of a former Bill, and h itimsehted in strong teims the hardships to which proplictors tit t net •by the passing of these Bills, where there were no b to elivente the project. In %Wile instances the vv;ls openel and rendered listless by the stoppage of this A‘urk ; and v t as the pi Oprietors of the canal might at any time takt the• e vonod , it was impossible to improve the grounds, or to • 1.110.. v %%Eat was their value. TI c most improved spots, if they trre to improve, tright.he those which the canal ptupkt would pi!eb lie stated that in to.e iostailee a ditch had been cut thi ()ugh au;il.: Lord's proptxt: . for a canal. The project fell to the ;:round. aisle as a special Livour he obtained leave from the Cdnal people to till it up. lu another case a Ncble Lord's grounds were cut, aril his comp! usation was to be tioool. ; but the project stopt, and be did 11 it get a Oilliog It was neeessai y, thereto r, MR' the funds should lir provided btfore the Bills passed, and that the time within which they could take the groand should be very much limited. he LJnD Cliascgt.Lott concurred in what hasl been stated by ill !ail Noble Sotaker as to such Bills and saw no reason why such a pi - per clause should be left out, filial the apprehension of what trig it 1,8 .pen in auother House. If it should he thrown out un Lott ground, it was high time to come to an explanation on the poait. Lord HAnDWICKE then agreed to the clause. The Marquis of LANSDOW N E said, that if it should be lost on ac count of the r!ause, it would be high time to come to an explana tion. The clause was then agreed to. TIM NATIONAL R.EGISTER. The Earl or I:ItIHGL % WA TEEL proposed ?mother clause. limitiost the time tiff txking the growitlN fur the caml to yearF; but this was lost 111)011 a division, 16 against 10.--The Hill wits then read a third time end passed.—Ailjuorned. TIirRSDA 7, JUNE 16. Lord FrAvndPr prerented a petition from John Perrin, a debtor confined in Gloucester gaol, complaining of gross oppres,ion exercised towards hint and his fellow-dehturs by the keeper of the acid prison. Ihe petition being reed, stated that Mr. Conninghaln. the gaoler, was in the habit of eperring the Ictiers of the debtors; that the petitioner :t• d resisted this conduct, as unauthorised by the rules of the prison, had been confionted, by order of the gaoler, to a criminal's cell for so titling, and Lis legal advist r had been denied access to him. Earl Stanl.ere, in itioving that the petition should lie ou the table, made vit. rious 'emetics on the baneful tendency of such coniuct. Alter •othe observation grunt the Lord OM NCI:11.0R in praise of •he general regulatiuns of that gaol, the Petition was ordered to lie on the table. FRIDAY, JUNE 17. The Royal assent %yes given by commitsion to the following bills: Lottery, Excite duty, Corn Exportation, Maidstone Geneva, United s►i resat Hollund Sul••nial trade, Crown Land Revenue, Irish Eccle• Courts, D ver Gaol Debtors', G rand Junction C .nal,l3loxhan:, Best, and Garde's Divorce; and a great number of Ovate bills, 99 in all. '1 he Irish Trea,nry Bills, Edinburgh Gaol, Weshein4ter Life Assu rance, lintish FanCo►upary'•, MO some Rudd and Inclosure bills, were rend a third tune and pasted.—Adjourned to Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY, JUNE 13. Mr. BROADHEAD-postponed his motion relative to Lord Cochrane and Mr. Cochrane Johnstone till Tuesday the 2lst instant. 111 the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, the House went into a Committee, to consider the .object of the B. , dget. The CH ANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that on aeconnt of the unavoidable occupation of many members colt Versant with this subject, he should postponeli szteat portion it the usual details to a WHIT occasion, and should to-day content Itiniself with stating the germs of the loan, and givinf , a short general account of the supplies granted, and to be wanted " It would be desirable to reserie the eonsideration of those parts vilt;eli related to the army estimates and the war taxes. till those subjects should come to he dismissed. He .thoold now state the'stipplies granted and to be granted. He then gine the luilowing statement : SUPPLIES, 1814. 1811. 20,515.011 Navy (exclusive of Ordnance Sea Service%) 18,9;.:6,5:.:7 Army (including Ireland), with Barracks and Commissariat . . 9,500,000 Extraurdir arks, England 9,000,000 200,1)00 Ditto, Ireland . . t9olooo 4,6,;2,797 Unprovided ditto, last year . . . 5. I 01,29 , 1 Ordnance (including Ireland) . 2,500,000 Mit.cr MUCOUS • ~ . . . • 6,000,000 E n gland 3,000,000 Vote of Credit . Ireland 200,000 18.783,509 18,i'21,173 9. <olt,ooo 6.350,131 3 95;) 658 2,500,00 U 3,T00,000 200,000 Subsifhes voted Ditto to be voted Bills of Credit 3,000,000 1)20(,,000 1,000,000 Joint charge SEPERATE CHARGES. 171,136 Loyalty Loan . . 71.520 1,800.000 Interest on Exchequer Bills 1,900,000. 40 000 Ditto on Debentures . 49,780 260,000 Grant to Sinking Fund in re spect of Exchequer Bills unpro 290.000 vided For repayment of Exchequer 6,00%000 ' Bills . . b 7,515,472 8,311000 7,624,572 Deduct Idih proportion' of i 7,stimss 4 67,1 1 .1.3,47 , • I