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ADMIRALTY•OF ME, MARCH sa, 1106. Difpatelies of which the following arc Copies, from Vice Adolf tat Sir Jobs Thomas Duckworth, KB commanding a Squadron of his Majefly's Ships, addreffcil to William Madden, F.fq and brought to Ragland by Capt. Nathaniel Day Cochrane, were yetterday received at the Admiralty i Superb, to Leeward of the Town of St. Dombsgue, about is leagues, Feb. 7. ss36. Bia—As I feel it highly momentous for his Ma jetty's fervice that the Lords Commillioners of the Admiralty lhould have the earlieft information of the movements ofthe fquadron under my command, and as I have no other veffel than the KtliGtrtilif Ea that • I feel juftified in difpaching, I hope ntither their Lordasips nor Vice Admiral COLLINGWOOD willideeni me defective in my duty towards his Lordfhip, by addreffing you on the happy event of yellerday ; and as you well receive my letter of the 3d intl. herewith, I fhall oily fay, I Jolt not a moment in getting thro' the Mona Paffage, and on the sth in the afternoon was joined by the Maorcis ars, wi:11 a limber cor• roboratien from various edicts fpoken, of an enemy's force of ten fail of the line, with as many frigates and corvettes, being in theca fees; I therefore cnnti slued under eafy fail fur the nig ht, in my approach off the town of St. Domingur, having given orders to Captain Duets (tithe ACIITII, whole zeal and ac tivity I have experienced fw a (cries of years, to make fail with the M•GlClEtiala, Capt. M.KsNzts, two hours before thy light to reconnoitre, when, at fix o'clock the Aca5TA, to our great joy, made the fignal for two of the enemy's frigates; and before 7 for nine fail at an anchor—at half-pall, they were getting under weigh, the tqu.tdron under my pom• mend then in dole order with all fail fet, and the Burgas bearing my flag, leading, and approaching fall, fo as to &mover li,:fore eight o'cl ck that the enemy were in a e.rupwel line, under all hail, 'Ong before the wind for Cape Nilan, to wintlwaid of Ocoa Bay, and as they confilted of only five tail of the line, two frigates, and a corvette, (which here. after will be named) I concluded, hum the info' ma tion I was in puffellion of, that they were ClittC.lw. , lll• ing to form • junction with their remaining force and in confequenee ()taped my courie to tender almr, live fuch intention, which war completely effected by a little after nine, In as to make an aflion certain. I therefore telegraphed the fquadrun, that the prin cipal objee of attack would be the Admiral and his feconds, and at three quarters pall nine, for the Alps to take nation, for their mutual fupport, and i engage the enemy as they got tip, and a few minutes afte , , to engage as dole as poaible, when, at a thort rind after ten, the Sutras doled upon the b ,w of F e Aletutndree the leading Blip, and commenced tire Itaion $ but after three broadrides ate tbecred iii—t lie teal •was pow made for doter alio'', and we ! I . L........„ were enabled to attack the Admiral in the Imperial, (formerly le Vengeur) the fire of which had beer. heavy on the NORTHUMBERLAND, bearing the Hon. Rear-Admiral CIICHRAIII% flag. By this time the movement of l'Alezandre had thrown her among the lee diviGon, which atear.Admiral Lowe happily availed himfelf of, and the anion became gene: ale i snd continued. with great leverity till half paft eleven; when the French Admiral, much (haltered, and com pletely beat, hauled dire& for the land, and not being a mile off, at zo minutes before noon ran on fhore ; his foreman then only (landing, which fell direCtly on her (hiking; at which time the Su P 11413 being only in 17 fathom water, was forced to haul off to avoid the fame evil ; but not long after, le Diomede, of 84 guns, putted on (pore near his Admiral, when all his malls went : and I think it a duty I owe to charafter and my country to add, from the information of Sir EDWARD Bratty, after flu had (truck, and the AGA MEMNON defilled from firing into her, from the Cap tain taking off his hat, and making every token of furrender ; and Captain Dunn affur es me both enlign and pendant were down ;—to comment on which, I leave to the world. About so minutes after eleven the firing ceafed, and upon the I ' m. ke clearing away I found le Brave, bearing a Commodore's pendant, l'Alerandre, and le Jupitre in our poffeffion. When I contemplate on the refult of this anion, ' when five fail of the line had furrendered, or were apparently deflroyed in lets than twn hours, I cannot, though bound to pay every tribute to the noble and gallant efforts of the Hon. Rear Admiral Coo HRAN Rear-Admiral Louis, the Captains, Officers, Seamen, and Royal Marines, under my command, be vain enough to fuppofe, that, without the aiding hand of PIOTIDENCR, fuck refill( could have been effefted, and with a lots fo comparatively (mall; and though 1 (hall ever fympathize with the cnnneetions of thole that fell, the refleCtion on the cattle will, I hope, aE . ford much confolation. To fpeik individually to the condo& of any one, would be injurious to all ; for all were equally ani mated with the fame zealous ardour in fupport of their King and Country. Yet, poffeffed of thefe feelings, I cannot be filent without injullice to the firm and manly fupport for which I WAS indebted to Captain KIATS, and the effe& that the fyltem of difcipline and good order in which I found the Syrian mull ever produce ; and the pre eminence of the tritiOs feamen could never be more highly confpicuous than in this contea. After the aftion, the water being . too deep to an chor in the Bay off St. Domingue, at was requifite to bring to with the prizes to repair damages, put the (hips in a manageable State, and fhift the prifoners, whirl' took me till this afternoon ; when I detached the Honourable Captain STOPFORD in the SPENCEIt with the DONIGAL and ATLAS, which latter had loft her bowfprit, with the prizes to Jamaica ; and being anoints% with Rear-Admiral COCHRAN', that he fhould return to his Command, where his fervices mull be wanted, a jury mainmaft is fining to the NovosrUMBIII,LAND, under this ifland, to enable her to get to windward, when I (hall order the AGAMEM- '. NON, which is (laying by her, to accompany the Rear-Admiral to his nation ; and I am now pro. ceeding with the CANOPUS, Rear. Admiral Lou,;. ACUTA, and MAGIC/INNS, off St. Domingue, to make certain of the Imperial and Diomede being completely wrecked, after which, I fhall repair to Jamaica. Having recited the tranfaelions of this glorious combat, which will fairly add another (prig of laurel to our naval balmy, and alfift in promoting our country's gond, I am, Sir, &c. (Signed) J. T. DUCWOTM. • Superb, off Sainte Domingue, Feb. 7. Sra—For the information of the Lords Commit: fioners of the Admiralty, I fend you herewith a ha, of the killed and wounded in the fquadron under my command, during the aeitn of yellerday ; but as it was haflily colle9ed, (hould I find any errors, they dull he amended by a tubfequent opportunity. You will alto have the French Captains tlatement of their lois in the captured 'hips ; and I can venture to fay, the French Admiral's will not be in a left proportion ; and the firilcing of the Diomede implies the did not efcape the irreliflible fire of his Majefly's (hips. A copy of my public thanks given to the Admirals, Captains, &c. for having fo gallantly performed their duty in this truly decilive attion, I requelt you will lay before their Lordfhips. I am, Btc. (Signed) I. T. DUCKWORTH. To William Markle% &e. Admiralty. 11R11 Int LINE. DIVISION LIS DIVISION. Cu',, 8s ' Guns Superb 74 Canopus - Northumberland - 74 Dnnegal Spencer a 74 Atlas Agamemnon 64 - frigates-eAcatta, &leech:fine, Kingsftlber, and Epervler. FRENCH LINE. L'Alexandre of 84 guns, Capitaine Oarreau, 310 killed and wounded—Taken. L'lniperiale, of MO guns, Contre Andrei I.e Siegle, Capitoline Lc Pigott; immix r killed and wonnded net known, but certainly Malty—On there, and completely wrecked. Le Diomede, of 84 gone, Capitaine Henry ; number of killed and wounded not known, but certainly many—On Store, and completely wrecked. Le Jupltre, of 74 guns, Capitalna Laignel ; aeo killed and wounded— Taken. Le Brave, of ye guns, Capitaine Cuude,a6o killed and wounded —Taken. Frigataa—La Pellcl:e and la CometeEkaped. Corvette—La Diligence—l.:leaped. AN ABSTRACT OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED On board the refp•dtive Mips of the Squadron under the command of Vice Admiral Sir Joni( THOMAS Dvettwourn, K. B. in the Adana of the 6th of Fetruary, Oka, in the Bay of the Town of St. Domingo Sums—Seamen Killed: John Brookbank, Thomas Phcnne, Mac Lewd. Marino Killed—Thomas Kenry,Wro.Morgan, Clement Alcock. Torat—filx Killed. Officers Woundede-Charl, s Patriarch, lieutenant, badly ; WU. liamiNclierlng, maßer, badly; Charles Wallington, Thomas Jack fon, inf. Bullet,. James Wlte...x , hlidiltipmen, all Sightly. Seamen Wounded-1 homas It ichards, John Wilton, Alexander M•Donakl, all dangeroully ; Nathaniel Hallett, John Nightingale, PIMA Cane. James Winkel, Wiliam Junes, Philip June', all badly ; David Davis, Henry Walker, William Moody, I'. Grills, Juhn Walbrook, John Hrnderfnn, John Badcock, John Neil, Bryan Sydney, James Clegg. Andrew Rawn, William Henry Lea ver, John Handy (boy). James Englifh, Patrick Murphy, Tho me Tyler, George Rock, John Rea dog, Andrew Al Donald, John Williams. Michael Mayday, R. Lorgo,Thomaa R ;tar, Pal- Op Brook., Wm. Moffatt, Jef.Lnthian. Gtmge Browne. John Hay. for, Jol. Legg, Andrew M.Kearkin, George Scutt, all P,ghtly. 1 oral-4o Wounded. gat i Royal Marines Wounded—Jame Quayman. dar ',By ;Si na nel Paradke, John Krltuar, both badly , Thomas G. James Thomas, 'Thomas %Vermont!, John Donough, Dan. kg t fa, 4 Offer : all llightly.--Total : 9 wounded. • ^ 74 ace,. rtrus...ting. No 0 Meer. killed 4) S.. n wounded 7 Officer, wounded 1 Rnynl M.irines killed 3 Senna" Mllid 9 R.. 731 Marine. wounded Ural: 6 killed and 56 wounded-62. •killed—David Ridgway, Midihipm an ' Seamen kliled—Tames Driteole, Robert Hollis. George Ugler, John Humphris, Alexander Tab, Richard Athman, John Muir, Thomas Rowe, John Gardner, Kenneth M.Kenzle. Smith (a), John Cou tee, William Short man, John Kennedy, James Morrifon, William Rohinfon, John Waters, John Nalby. Marine hille&-Jacob Seaford Admiral's Cook killed—Alexander Sapenack. Officers wounded—George F. Seymour, Lieutenant, badly ; Willem Millard, C. W. Selwyn, Micithipmen, badly; Henry Stokes, -- Comer, P Peacock, Mldlhipmco, (lightly ; Jeremiah Laurence, Supernumerary Midftilpman, badly • Daniel Sheridan, Boatfwain's Mare, badly; Louis Lope, Freu c h Pilot. holly. Seamen wouuded-...Thornas Hanna, George Martin, William Wcfltern, James Rivers, Manuel Say, John Chalet, James Scott, Michael Atkinfon, Thome, M•Carty, Akunder M'Cloudy. John Lawrence. John Davy, Lewis Grant, Robert Hunter, William Cody, John Conant, Thomas Kenyon, Joreph Bell. Peter Johnfon, Thomas Grampus, William Walon, hn George, Robert Wil ton. Michael Hunt. Peter Kelly, John Carey, H. Jacobs. all badly; John Rowan. William Duncan, Robert White, Michael Lindy, Daniel Connell, Henry Roach, Michael Perrith, Gocitney Hem s John Holmes, Baptifte &Mlle, Hendrick Aulsert,Thomas Evans., Michael Manning, John Bowre, Alexander 1 aw, Calwin Swi ft , Edward Teale (boy), Charles Hardy, ail nightly. Secretary's Clerk► wounded... Thomas, badly ; Jeremiah Honey, nightly. Quarter Matter wounded—George Lamb, nightly. Bostiwaln's Mates wounded—James Maxwell, John Encoder, nightly. Sedeant of Marines wounded—Tbontas Jones, badly. Private Marina wounded—Jos. Spark., Edward Davis, Tb.. mu Jones, John Puna., Thomas Hodgets, William Williams, 1 7 obn Palmer, William Cannon, John M•Gowan, John Adam., ames Korman badly; William Clerk, F. Dark, Thomas Lynda, raneis Murphy,George 1140.0 p. John Saville, all nightly. Retinue wounded—Jams Ward, John Funam, nightly. RECAPITULATION. 1 _ _ I Petty Officer kflkd 19 Seamen killed I Marine killed Officen wounded 48 Seamen wounded 18 hiarines wounded Totat-21 /Med and 79 wounlad—too. Canopus—{Return .f Nantes not rtnt).-8 kilted. /I badly woundcd, 7 nightly woundal.—Total. 30 killed and wounded. Spemeen—(Return of Names not tent)-14 Seamen killed, go Seamen wounded ; 3 Marion killed, 6 Marines wounded. Name of Officer killed—Martin Oates, noatfonin. Name, of °fleets wounded—Honourable Robert St ford, Captain, nightly; James Harris, Lieutenant, nightly; Junta Cuthberfon, Lieutenant of Marines, badly Neatne, Midatipman, &shay. ASCAPITULATION. Olfieu killed 4 Officers wounded 14 &mann killed 40 Seamen wounded • _ 3 Marines kilted - 6 Marines wounded 'Total : t 8 killed and so wounded-6S. Donegal—Officer killed—Charles H. Kynafton. hlidibipman. Seamen killed—William Upham, Jeremiah Wakely, Bkkhufs, Andrew Vinburgb, Mervin Richarrifoo, Benito 1,0 drigues, Leonard Maims. Private Marines killedWilllam Moore, Patrick Kenenek,Ed• ward Trippburft, John Manchuria Officers wounded—Mr. John Airey, Mailer ; Mr. Rudall Mr. Ogieun Mr. Aeon, all badly. Seamen and Marines Wounded—John Owens, Peregrine Brighton. John Hutchins, James Plliott, David Perkins, Richard Curtis, Thomas Walton, jofepl, Williams, James Hcrriott, Tho mas Murray, John Chadwick, John Buteiv, all badly ; Thomas Hughes, Joseph Stanby, Thomas Decree, William Telly. Thu- Me Cooper, Richard Lewis, Henry Moore, Rnbcrt Cane, Da stied Blaney, James Otbew, John Mallon, James Rees, John ' Cuffens, John Owen, William Jones, Thomas M'Clay, Henry Shelley. RICAPITULATION. I Petty Officer killed 3:, Seamen and Militia wounded 4 Officers wounded ♦ Marines killed 7 Seamen killed Marines wounded• Total t Is kllkd, and 33 weundcd-43- • In the Return, whether Seaman or Marine wounded, not exprelled. Adas...ileamen SlUed : John Rob, John Nerill, John Craves, William Bald. ale Willialeoll, John Brown, Nicholas Bolunan. Marie Chambers. Mater waggiliallldr. William Mowbray. Headwalls wierded—Mr. Stephen Spargo. Redman, Imo' ...oan, Joao: Barbon, John Henley, Mamas kid,. Samuel Chubb, William Robinfon. RICATIIOLATION• IkTO Officer killed 9 Seamen wounded s Officers wounded s Marine wounded 7 Seamen killed Total-8 killed and it wounded (four of which badly, DUMB not exprellbd)--.-19. Agamemnon—Seaman Killed—James Cavanagh. body/Abe' Mate wounded-4411'rd Bullo. Seamen WoUnded—John Morgan, Alex. M'Farlane, Robert Bocok, Email Joreph. Serleant of Marines wounded—Wm. Norton. Corporal of Marines Wounded—Roger Sturgeon. Private Marines wounded-41. Kellen, Timothy Reilly, John Ruberefuu, Nicholas Cooke, William Cole, J. Halktt. RICAPITULATION. Seaman killed, 5 Seamen wounded, 8 Marines wounded, Total— t killed and 23 wounded -24. OLRISRAL ABSTRACT OF ItILIAD•ND %VOL, NORD. Superb-6 and sts wounded-6a Northumberland-2s killed and 79 wounded—too. Car opuw-11 killed and as wounded -30. Spencee—tB killed and so wounded-68. Donegal—i a killed and 33 wounded -45. Atlas-8 killed and it wounded-19. Agamenansos—t killed and t 3wwounder 4. Total -74 killed and 264 wounded. Quad Tidal of Britt& killed and wounded-338. (Signed) J. T. DUCKWORTH. Superb, ar St. Domingue, Feb. 7.1806. • As it is impoffible for language to convey an ade• quate fenfe of my feelings to the Honn o rable Reid. Admiral COCHRAN!, for the noble fupport rendered me by the Noe .1- ri ordai; tr an, or to Rear Admiral Louts, and the Captains ct the fqnadron under my command, for the bravery and judgment difplayed in the ferrite of their King and eountryo by effeeling a complete sietory in as fhort a pctiod as our naval annals can produce, I therefore can only, with a heart impreired by the highed !info of admiration and ap. probation, beg to offer to the Honourable Rear Ad- mired COCHRAN!, Rear Admiral Louis, the Captains, Officers, and Seamen, and to the Officers, Non-Corn. milfioned Officers, and Privates of the Royal Marines, my warmeli thanks ; and I delire that the Captains will convey thefe my fentiments of admiration and approbation, with thanks, in the moll gratifying manner, to the Officers, Seamen, and Royal Marines. as a proof of my high fenfe of their fervices in the battle of yetterday. (Signed) J. T. DUCKWORTH. To the Honourable Rear Admiral Coebrane, Rear Admiral LOtil a the Captains, Officers, Stamen, and Royal Marines. Superb, to leeward alike Town a St. Deastasue, Feb. 8.1806. Sta—Having, in a letter of about two hours f u see, acquainted you of my intentions to fire the Imperial and Diomede, I have the fatisfaßion now to fay, that Captain Doom. who I had employed on that fetviee, leas refined all the prilemers horn perithing through a tremendous fea, and completed the whole of the fer vice highly to my fatisfaBion and to his own honour, which I am to dcfire you will date to the lords Commiffinners of tl.e Admiralty; and I am, Sir, yours, kc. (Signed) J. T. DUCKWORTH. To Was klasfao,kk. its be. Adansaky. RLMMENTAR r P RXEED INC& HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY. MARCH 14. In the Appeal Allen IP. Devot, the judgment of the C. el Set Go o was “ilirnted without setts. 11l PR AC NM INT. Virconot MIILVILI.I3 delivered In at the table his Anferer to the Tenth, or additional Article of Impeachment, voted againil him by the Commons. In his Anfwer, his Lordthip protetts againft the Article as citotrary to all grandma. but confiding in the Maim of his caste, he aliens thgt he is not guilty of the Charge allrdged againlk him, referees to himfelf all legal objections againft the fame, and prays to be delivered front that and all other charges of the fame kind. THANKS TO ADMIRAL DUCKWORTH. The LORD CHANCELLOR apprized their Lordthips that a Vote of Thanks would be muvesl to-morrow to Sir John Dila wortn, and the Officers, Seamen, and Marines of the Fleet, for their enuilm% in the late maim' in the Welt Indies, and moved, that the Hook should be fummomd.—Ordered. . . The order for hear ing Cuvnrel in the Roue Peerage calm Ml2e poitpuned until the llutrfday after the r: Some private Bib were brought up kom the Commas, and read a brit time. General OAXtII prefemed the firlt report of the Commilsoncts of MilitariEoquiry. Mr. lavinn, from the Cult on -Ignore, prefeated ao Account of Imports and Exports for the lilt eighteen years....Adjournad till to-morrow. HOUSE . of , COMMONS. Atter tome private hulloes, the frith Fiat fruits Regulation B 2 was rad the fecund UM; and refirred to s Sdedt Committee. to Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, Solicitor General, and two other new Members, took the oaths sod their feat.. . A Perron from the 011ce of the Chief Seeretart for !Mend prdamMthe Account of the Amount of the Confoiidated Fund for that Connery, with the charges and difburfemcnts, and farpluo thereat, for dos. Mr. hem, from the Of of the In:pedlar Gamin' of Ina• ports and Exports, prefentcd the Accounts of that,Department for &Sol. A Pew from the Exchequer pref.:llW as Aesoont of the In• tacit paid= Exchequer Bills fur the two la! years.--Orderod to lie on the table. Mr. MAINWARING profaned a Bin for enabling du Maid. tants and proprietors of boafes in Red Lion lquare, London, to make a rate of their own, for paving, watching, lighting, and cleanfing the fold (quart.—Read the Sat time, and ordered for the Cant, reading to-morrow. Ordered, that there be laid before the Hnufe an Account of the Soma expended by this Treafuree of the Navy, for dllcovaing the Longitude at Sea. The Houle refolved Into a Committee on the Gape of Good Hope Trade Reguladon 11111.--Went through the fame, and or. doted to be reported to-morrow. The SECRETARY at WAR prefeoted, purfuant to order, an Account of the Number of Men rafted under the Additional Force Act, to the Weft period the fame could be made up.-. Ordered to be printed, Mr. BROOKE, after a (hart alluflon to a nada which be had given on a forma night as for ibis day, rdatire to an Intended Enquiry refpeeting the Contrads entered two for Spirits to (apply the Navy, Paid; that as he underftood that futijeit had been talk= up by his Majefty's Ministers, and as he had therefore every re• hence that fonsething fatisfadory and effedual would be dons In the barters, he mould defer his motion until Monday. Mr. POLE rote. purfuant to the notice he had given on a roo mer day, conserve for turne papers tro India affairs, In order to the better information of the Houle, preparatory to the proporod enquiry refpetting the public coodud of the Marquis He had fabiaktad, be laid, the motions he was about to propels to the Board of Controul, and the; had no °Waken to any of them. He then proceeded to mov:for a forks of letters and other documents, which palled betaen the Oeventmeat of Bengal, the Secret Committee, General Lake, and others la edictal Isteadons, refreting the Rate of akin, military and civil, in India, and the war with Mahar, chiefly In the year dog. Mr. FRANCIS wined to know from the Rea Masher, if hie 1310t1004 fpecllled all the document, peccary to the full Wixom; tion of the Hours arm the fabjeas to which t►ey retard 1 Mr. POLE atifwered, they contained all the bfformadem that appeared to him to be neceffarr; but if the Hoe. Member chafe to move for any atielltimisi documents, be, he earn, Sould not *Wed*. I Mr. HAW - MORNS brought up the Report from the Ceinmitv tee for Enquiry relative to the Expiring Laws, which was sinicduk 11DMIll•L DUCK WORTH. Mr. GREY gave notice, that he ,meld tomorrow have the ho nour to mom (or the Thanks of the Havre, to Admiral Sir jabs Thomas Dack worth, and the Brit& floadons under his me mend, for the late gallant and doter, vl&ory over the esessrs Itioadroo In the Weft Indus Lord TEMPLE moved to deft, SB> this day frelaillikts halmer proceedings on the 'l' meek Prom Pee no, whisk em On the motion of Mr. JAMB{ ITT - LORA ALA** MI Land Partitbs Bill was read the Bird dm, paid, mg Mend BOW Lords. PetT.HAWTHORIIE +l4llereetetelhe oo the Tee led Heir LSO =.••. DIP be twill & athl ried Ole at thalami/. Itael • Wr4 Vim aid rellek dm PAM, Tiolbeethis 11114 aces of tbajinitive lawe.—Onlertd os the tat& The AITORDET OELOIRAL mod dm Oiler d the Der for the Seemd Raabe el the Evillest" Dediretwr IDI Dees the Lords. Mr. PERCIVAL roe, sot now to "pas the &mod mmHg of du 818 to week kewever, he liad . etelierahle . he *sold defer whet be had to fay as the SAMS. Setes. dos for tea Speaker% leaving the Maids ester ts the Node re- Wring Into a Couteektom rpm It. Haled very erste dishes, that any BM was at a&1 seeellary on the flatiottg NAV say was, the Fermi one would require v eadilee eitteedese Is the Cooranktee, In order to make s heafws's* to the potpies for wWelt It was avowedly brought forward, est thee alterstioss, if the Honk bid vel woo into Committees, the 11111. he mould beg leave to rhe ArIWEY GENERAL arced to paßpone any &kill• lion oo the Me Its relent Rage, and moved for the committal on l'hurfday neat, which was Agreed to. Mr. VAN3ITTART prefented, purfuaut to order, an account 'of the Motley expended in the Barrack-MAW. Departmeat during 'he lett year —Ordered to be printed. A Perfno from the ladle Houk vacated kraal locustenta. puffy.= to orders, to lie on the table. LORD RIBLYILLE. A McAige from the Lords communicated to the Houfe the anfwer of Lnrd Vifcount Melville, to a further article of impeachment, bring the tenth es hibited againli him by the Commons of the I.Thited Kin&dom. Oil the motion of Mr. WIIITIRIAD, this 11111rViST Was ordered to be reed. The aufwer stated, that Noble Lord protefled againft being bound by the law of Parliament when called upon to anfwer to the Charge under circumilancrs for which duns wan no piece. dent ; but that, neverthelefs,confcinus et his innocence, and roi.fi . dent in the juftice of his genie, he makes thin anfwer,faving hy4 right of taking receptions, and alto firing all the rights and pr e. silage& that belong to a Peet of Parliament. lie declares for h: anfrecr, that he is iu no wife guilty of the crimes and mildentea nours, in manner and form as charged sgainft him by the Com mons of the United Kingdom, and this be affirms blinfelf ready to prove, at loch time and place, as to that Honourable Heide mould teem meet : lie tberefore prays to be dlfcbarged and acquittcil of thole crimes and wilfdameanors fo Witty urged againft Thisanfwer was, on the motion of Mr. Wm referred to the Committee of Impeachment, to confi der thereof, and to report their opinion thereon to the Huufe what was moR proper to be done in order to further proceedings. Mr. WHI ['BREAD then withdrew to the bar, and brought up the Report of the Committee or. the anfwer of Lord Melville in the form of a replication, averring that Lord Mc}ville was guilty of the crimes and nufdemeanors charged upon him by that Houle, on behalf of themfelvcs and of all the Commons of the United Kingdom,whichthzy were ready to prove. The Replication was agreed to, ordered to be en groffed, and then to be easried Whitbread to ON Pads, as the gerliption of t6s Commons.— . I =um