... FOREIGN IrNTELLIGENC'J. SITUATION OF SPAIN. I.N-SURRECTION INAV MADRID. The MosNrIuE of the 11th gives intelligence fron Madrid to the 2d, by which it appears that violent dis- turbances had taken place in that capital. This French ac- count begins by stating, that, ever since the events at Aranjuez, the people of Madrid had been in) a disturbed state; that offence was daily given to the ...

... I DO.lIESI'YI IN ['El ,Ii l(E-CE. 0i00otil, SJUJIh 2. a Several Generals and other O.icers on the Staff in t7:ia coun~try and Irnland, have, it is said, been ordered to town, n to assist inman extensive and inmportant expedition, in con- templation of Ministers. The restriction of the distillazion from Corn is to ta-e e place in England on the 10th o' June, in Scotland on the 15th, and in ...

... HINTS RE5PrCTING COMIMERCIAt INTIiERCOURSr, PARTY SPLRIT, AND rtUE ArRICAN INs rITUTIoN. SIR, At a moment when the fpirits of ennimerci I men droop, when taxes are necelfarily increafed to fupport the expence of defending ourfelves againft an invettrate fe,. when the expence of the neceflries of life is felt ever by ! the opulent, there is foniethiug fitigularly iiterditting to1 find, in the ...

... PrIuVATE CORRESPONDENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS-May SO. Lord SIDMOUTY-ra complained of a grofs mifreprefen. tation of his fpeech on the Catholic queffion, given in one of the daily papers, (the Brityb Prejr.) He had been made to fay, that the only way to preferve Pro- teftantifm in Ireland, was to perfecute the Catholics. He had never either entertained or expreffed fuch a fen- timent. He did not mean ...

... WVe 1sasve b-en favoured vith a copy of the bill, aes soseoed by tbe Committee for the further en- I c-rors~es-oient and better revulation, of the Brnit sh -i'.ing Fishery, wshich is consideredi to be ofhthe u or. cornseqiei.ce to the cotntrv at large', anrv to Scorland in ?? regsalations -are very ?? can onll' give the followingJ5 very short ?? of the most important parts of' the bill. -After ...

... 11SIVICH, Ji~e 4. A ?? s - C ,t. {to ?? i' L:* a e A mneeting bf the Clergy of this county wvas- d held on lonilay last at Stownmarket, when it was agreed to presenta petition to the House of Commons against the Stipendiary Cwates Bill. o This day the troops inourgarrison ivill mrarch i R s tlsbmere Heath, where, at 12 o'clock, they will fire a Royal salute andl a feu de joye, in ho- ,0nour ...

... -- - - -- ] - I J11sif WoS,4tJule 18&, At a Corporatc Asscmbly held on Tuesday at the Guhildball, Bury, Jatmes Mfathew, Gunt. WmL8 elected a capital B3ulress, ill the roam of the, latt ?? Whlarton Barsyick, Esq. deccased. The Rev. Christopher Wordsworth, Al. A. * Trilnitv c kIlege, (a.mnbridge, hasbeen preseutcd, j tlhe 4vrcllbishop 6f Canterbury to the Dcanry o1 oigin ,sex, vacteated by' t he ...

... IMPERIAL PAIRLIA.MNTr. 1IOUSE OF LORDS. O UNS, 1S 3 A Cormistee was appoinred, an the motion of Loatn Hllmwsaeult, to enquire into and examine the contra~t entered into betwveen vir. Palm-r and Goverwirant, rlfpe&- ing the maiagecrnent ot the General Pot(i U-lie; ;.lfis to inquire into the cause of that Gentlemau's difaciffdl from the oice of coinptrolier general.-Adji. IUZ SUt, YI 5N S 14. ...

... LEEDSj .1 UNE I i. We111a tile atiniversary of. his Majesty's MiII e l rcnterod into tile 'st year of his tage, 1 tlbtervd uiti the usual demonstratiols of ,.1 ?? lr!untecrg of tiliS Borough %vere ill is Thnk~oov, an1d fired three volies ot rs,> .t -.!log the rianv demotistrations of loyal- '3CCOaiel aprocesqion throughi thlc priiwi- 11 t of te L ondon, Edinburgh, Lirerpool, illdlt1, and ...

... VkNITEP PANRUAMENT 6R24T nBRiTAN AND ILAr , HOWE 9?P ii4;R, S*V4Z;. I ..Th~e House metli a-t t.dclok, l: : -rgh.Ala l~a,K er lm~radtl~r .n erv . hcro jklkp' is Xir,831, Tlye mint was g ,4e b 0*eWs , ssf esse 'Taxes Bill, thi e Bo lthe . .Thetoinymc ?? werigae q sa eN tba (Irgi erand,e oa4 Chntleor, agi CLord.Wa( nty adhth Tb0 Mihtary Inisuiy. Pais ana tbe bo Hisrad Bir1 ~re reada third tiene ...

... J$S ESS$ED~ S24AXE BIZ - We see with pleasure, that we- have 'nol in Vain. called the attentiOn. of thie pt4blic. to the morsfeoui Bill proposed by Hr. Lowndess, for aggravating -the ribut4 I of tile Assessed '1'axes, and- of the Tar-:on Income.- b The CCommissioners, who are-men of independent for. r tunes, and whose condu&t has served to reconcile the 'I people to the severity of the ...

... CIT BUSINESS.i s ::esternay 3 Court of A13ermen wazs httld at q ?? ., . attended by the r Iayor, al,'dernae,:an: City a ?? ?? John Atkins and Wlliant Ploiner,_ 11ars- lately ?? . dermen po the Wards of Walbrok And, (,olMenan-street; b introdueed by the Depgties, an ottdommtd Councilnnrof.tb respetive Ward&, were sworn for.theddle performanceof their,. * said offices, and took. their seats on ...