jvfx 24. 11 / ItA NIC P. a'rer van. resallition• t.f r!o Mom- been read • ti o t xi.teeiee of places in reversion, it ocerilt t 1 io make his un • m •von for an Adams, to he itereto, proving, flint he %could be P "p.ed n o t to taint riuy more plat e% in r versa.mi Lord CA STI ERE %Ott 111 , •twi t tkt mi.tion ex' lemulve'rxbjectionnble, n. ft le,,k sway from , he other il..ose tit povter .11 exibrocsiril it, °pi hirm Oft up• rif.ore. rite II use di. 1' , !ed.—...40r the .bothuht, 3; ; agum)t jt ) 3S. Majorry apillist the motion. V4.—Aljouinedt WEI-NV.99AV JULY 20. Nr. co , T PTT VIA the ovals and het gest fit'. Grampimna. AT re ere pio‘rtited naaitist tile S'avt Trade. The Nirreinv nt!l re Al 4i thud ;slid rviked. • The Cu % 7.4eFtst op of the Eacti aQV R hat hie 111 .ved 'he oltistitri tioit iff tht Itegettet. Mrssao.e for grAtting a Vutr oftredit fir three Mr. \Vett t nnr.An my' Mr. Tiatt•itY e‘torecsert %tirprise at ihe ex:)Vlle..` it tlo: Country to., Otiog nom- eonsid. rithlv reduce d a now't hut pear e .va• conclud •rl, :rid the B. .e:o f d on the , Inone ot Femme. Mr. TicavtY aporcheinted the peace e-stabli‘looe t c o uld no he le%s than fifty-six ter fifty-e-iglo oodiot.s The country eiuld not lung go an 1 1 1 . th • present room t ietwore. Lord C %STA., Rl.' A6ll s.ui'l, lii Ci , a..erleflee of 1 I roviiion Of the Truatv Cluteterolot. h a d hovel eotertadt 11 hi•t‘t ern Eng )411.48. Aus.ria, ht' witirhthose several Pow' r% agree in maintant their eicVer vil%!% a ccrtetin tirmed to , re on toot, until the det.eul.ioioe to the t ypo MiellMt 7 C• , gre-k he brought to h Bath; f:ectnre el , . r. Tht' err •otioliterst we wore 'woad to adhere to. Pat. ji4mrat, hit loq ( 1•1111) .llp' a tit t beeau•e Ilse peace um *ivied. tle• country cool., to- iliouediatelv relieved (rem, the horrien kreitta, li,. large fir alio% ; nor, on the other hated, shoold they •u:pose teem there , was any thi , ,e cu ntli vit.t.fet(lr% in the %tate ot . Europe, tr to be a Sabioel it se , •rioe % alarm to this (-cowry. Ile hoped first t h e %a m.. .p.rit u`a.en had oistingoop.hrri the rooretieruev Ito flog'. out would ettotio..e •te rfitre!rot p %ter% wink rt'`l" l 1 " what now remained 1,, h o don-. For lei:. port. shotild Ivel it lii duty. , 1% Nell idt his VI i•il, to alt u p onthe sine spirit they Inset octet: ; •.11111 liP trusted, q1:.1 fit) of lilt •h•. 11141 he worrion. to se- 041 Ono confedr'hr y t. !itch hush itriittiird so allielb honour in Ow coltsale•llerateent. .11141•11.1 n,ii filuar,Ce ittt Ii at il;t• ml le• After ono further cotivergatow, in w' tele I.of d Costleretteh .aid there had been no de ay on the part of /Ls., venom yin c •runienriew negociations with America. the Vote of Credit wus agreed to.—Ad juattsed. TIIIIRSD %Y. JI , T.Y 'A. Several more Petitions were presented against the Slave Trade; the noother of persons who hod• peti•ioos from We.tointster, lite 'Dower Hamlets. tend .;o,tttiwork, amount to upwards of 126.000 A new writ wit. ordered for the Bourne,' nt St. Mirture.'s, in the romp i t Af‘. John Bruce, whn itccrvird thee rhtitcris Hundreds. Sir E. Raton Pa stated to the Hoti,e that it was not his iotention to press an, proceediol.Y on the Potte Relief 111.1 ilitritt. the present Ses.ion. His priticiptil reason wt., that there was not time for It to ;loss Ihrtooth the co her 11911,1. I' Wlll his intention, however, next St..sion, ret,iv.• the Ai I. newly in its pr, sent form, and wilts those elmtse• to which the sirotorest ohit•ctittos had 1,-eti ; as het was impresard with. the rouvictiois 01 their being absolutely necessary to ren , ter the toeasuie etfictent. Ttie other orders of the day bring gone through, the House ad journed. FRIDAY, it, V ?T. Sir S. Romtrwr pre‘ented a petition from a Mr. AVM. Jame% It stated, that the pet; tioner was about to eat ry a IA( into the House of Lords, and begae.l an Act miuht be p•voted t o t o ni c& boo t o ehall .enue peremptorily any Peer that lie •oppose interested in the estate• he was about to ‘lle &reit to lie VII the Wide. LOrd A 101! PvT ti, adds eN•illf! IlitteiCif to the olOble Lord its the blue riblemtl. %inst. he In Id in his Inmil a newspaper winch was goneralk allowed to uive very correct intelliuence, in %kids h was that three Spillli3 , ll4 wt,i; had hven menthets tin. Cortes, and hail taken refuge in Gibraltar. had. on demand of the 'Spanish °oven!. milli, been tido vered op by the tiovernment of Gibraltar ; and on their arrival in Spain, thrown into primon by th:tt uovernment. He wished to ask the noble lord if he had received any information on the sithket. Lord C tSTLEREAG :mitred the noble lord that he had not received any such information, nor had is noble collcattne in office, in whose department it lay, received the smallest intimation on the subject. He had himself received dispatches within the last two days from his Majesty's Ambassador at' the Court of Madrid, and in i~+~nyd,,~r. ~.Fac 41 Turd NATIONAL RPGISTER. those no mention what r yet thaje of . 44 having oecortil. He would howcyet 'mike further ittfittiry ; to:a on a futon. ihty, inform the noble Lortl'uf the re , tilt Lord MOR PETH expressed himself perfretly satisfied with what the noble Lord had said. OTC I'l ')Tilluzny 1311. L. The CA %we; t.t.oA of the Exeni ot: F R touvtd the secund rending of the •e,,tett Alter !mule obiervationn on thr part of Mr. I'. (Inuit the Chalice 1 r (of the Exchequer, Mo. Whithreau, 4r. 11—‘41 ii:10011, Mt. Ancreromby, Mr. (lunlbulU, Nlr H. Sottish. awl Mr Al , iersitom Atkin.. the report era. received. and the bill e was ordered to he read ;a third time to-morrow.— Adjourned. 911T1IMAY, JIMV R 5. The Home was minimally(' to the Howie of Peers, to hear toe Royal Ak.etit eiven by Commis:duo to several public and private sir the Lorda On the SPEAK F.;4% retain he read a letter, which lie had received from Mr. Ititsi it, the' hief Clerk of the House, slating, th,At in con -egneocr of the death of Mr. Ley, hiy. late Deputy, he had appointed fir Je•einiali Dyson, the Virgit Xssistaiit Clink, to that ..itnation, Anil Nit. J. H Ley, and Mr. %claim (heretofore the Sipeaket's Su cre *ary,) to the sititatimis ut First :cid Second Chiles tl4si• !anti. vthich alipointmentx he trui•ted the Houi.e would approve.—( Bear!) These Gentlemen were then directed to take their seats accord ingly. Mr. Serjt•ant Ortst.o'fv gave notice of his intention. Its the early part of ileikt St' 'ii to . move for lea% eto bring in a Hill to amend he Act of 11. commonly known by the 118111 e of the Habeas Corpse: Act. The Alien 311(1 the Army anti Navy Seduction Bills were read a third owe and p;:•s(.11. M.. U. 1t0.4.; moved, that an humhle Address should he pre-ented to INN al 1ii2J0u. , % the Pr ince Regent. pray in that lie he enirinn-ly plen.cel to give . ifirectiolis for the t•foner measure's lieitqc taken to pro 11.11 e the adoption of Captain Maithy's Invention for ',avant , (irked Pet...mm-01.'1o. 1. On the motionr of the CIIINCELLMt of the EXCHIQVFR, the ' House te4oLved into a Committee on the concterviiiiing (intie4 on Iri•li %Olen the Right Hon. Gristle:flan moved that a comp orrvading duty of elevenpellee three farthings somild he impo.ril utt all Spirli•, of the strength of one in tell liyilronieter proof. fin ported front it eland, and from thence to Engtand re%olut ion was agreed to ; the Ho oke resumed, and the report was order( (1 to he .eceived on Monday. 'lite third reading of the Doke of wvitio g tows,..tord Lyndock's, Lord Ounuertnete's, Lord Hill's. Lord Heresfortibs. and Lord Ex .mouth's Avonsity were postonellto Monday. • The Eliniripg Laws, the Local Poor, the Siiip'a Letters, the Thames Pollee, the Offenders, and 'the Irish Ye!miattry Corps Bills, went through Committee ii:—Report on bionday The Irish Militia Pay, else Irish Militia and the Cot.- d ar s'e we) e reporte.l; to lie read a third time (41 (11otida).—Ati -jutireied to Monday. 274)ESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. COLONIAL DIIPLIITNIENT DOWNING STREET, JULY. 191 1814. A diepateli of which the fOrowing is anextract, was this day received by Earl Itatlitir.t front Lient.lien. Sir George Prevoz4, dated head quarters, Niontreal, June 8, 1814. It in with reurct I to report to your Lorthhip, the natant nate result of an eines prise male by the boat. of the sqoadron un Lake th,lario, under the command of Captain. Poptiao► aim Spils bntry, of the royal navy. with near 7no.eattieli and mi:rines, against : a flotilla of the enemy'- Natl. laden with naval %tote. from o.wego, at Sanity Creek,frout whence the ntore. were to babe been eonvesed by land to Sarkett's Harbour. A large boat, witii . two long twenty four potinder4. amid a nioeteen and a half web eal,li- for the enciny'-4 tiew ship, having been taken by our sipiadion then hlori.adin:, , Sackett's Harbour, the information obtained from the pri-mo.is of the sailing fruit, o ,, wega of fifteen other boat. with !store., :e4l to -the attempt which ha• terminated so disastrowly, ru.l for the par ticulars of which Ihe leave to refer vonr Lordship, 141 the Pophatit's letter to Sir James Yet., :,erew Oh to ateou It in !mine connotation, tinder thin severe loss, 10 11: 50 w4 • this time it will liavr been supplied by the arrival at Ktor! hrst division of the Oliver; and seamen lately landed here t land : the geeond and third divisions have also passed this their route tb Lake Outariu. , , ~.. 1 re ropy of mitred. !rat before !too of the • Iffltll Etig. place, ou ii'4l% M