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L • fire days will b•Atallished, elegantly printed in 4 rub. ate. (bang • mew ason, revised and remade/ably meg ossstatsly the there vols. already published, oaf • fourth sA. *oleo FIIHE I4LST VRY GRkE('E. from the sostisst Aerosols, ba the Death of Philip, King of ilscodsois. ihr ILLIA MITFORID, Eat Trashed for T. Weil and W. Desire, Strand. Weirs nay be had, he the satin. Audi., An INQUIRY tato the PRINCIPLE" of HAll4Olllf in LANOt.:Atit, gd Edition, yew _ ...it Fbeetty will be pviblieipeLlrdanerly rinbet lee.esees.reew 1.(11v NU IL T ELIQUES of nonutt BURAS;L Cap. JR ) siseing riul Leiser*, IPeedo, aieete4 to.+4 014..!reatioes es saiesq** Som. 5. 4 0 P. Collected sod pub lista e by 1 .B. CitOllFX. Printed for I'. adell sad W. Domino, Strand. Of om may ba had, • new Lditiou , beiug the Fifth) of The WORKS of ROBERT BURNS. l'ootniiiiug she Poems formerly published. with sum.. Ailditioss and Notes ; Puerto hitherto unpublished, or tuteoCectid ; au./ his ( ur. ms e. 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The wennl bills before flte Mouse were ti.rw.irded, after the disposal of other routine 61151114.511, the Illuu.e juarued tin Monday. • Comfit Klingspnr fulleviug report Iran coicraet Seidel Chief of Brivak " Porsuaut to the orders received from'ia north the Commander-in-Chief, and in consectieuce of actuates. a1,,1 reached me, static;, that Pulkila WILD still fleCtip.W:l tLe Ruinous. I yesterday put myself In motion, at three osch s t it, the afternoon, with a division of the zah 'monde. fi t ,, Frootzi!a, sod mortised daritti the night, va there co;utuaa, to Pulltila, oLith ni three 'miles. and a leaner distant trout th.• former piacc, and at d oath:' this moronic, attacked the rneILIV . I• pique's, which were either Liken or driven hack. 41 fottr iirlark the 'riot attack confluent...ll, and continued, oo withathanding the most vigorous rusiatsisce °lathe part of Ike ettemy,until seven o'clock, when the. Russians, Ma 11.11110444 103 all aides. Mid attacked with awed %applies., were conipentd to aurrend,c, besides a consitiorobk number of killed a , al si unlade& which is nut pit in my power ta **certain. ILe enemy has lost two staud of el/1011111, owe helss aix.rousti,v, mot a large quantity of ammutiiitoo and arms. r /Orb art fetich into our hoods. Liciat -Cot. Alnikoff, wAu cinutw..s we l tlw Noisiest troops, tire Othaera, In won-cosnafoaioned errs and drummers, ..t1 Ctiastu:ka with their Lorars, tad PR foot soldiers, have been taken. " I have out all the prisoners iv Frantaila, there to wait Lis Ewellenc)'s orders. 4. " Valid% ad J. A. SANDELS." Allay OM. " BUSINESS IN 7111: HOUSE OF COSMOS& This day, title Julio Newport's osothatt eidatise to fit Dirstitos uf the national Bank uf Leland. To-outruir. Mr. LuNhisigtuteb enutuou re.pecting the Drioro. tlllllreF THE BRITISH PRE SS. 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MINORITY. • LIST Of THOSE PIERS WOO VOTED WITH LORn GREN VILLE FOR • COMMITTEE OP THE WHOLE HOPSE, TO TAKE INTO CON,IDERATION THE PETITION GI THE QOMAf CATHOLICS err ISIELA3iD, OH ERMAN', THE . 2;fII OF M•V, 1505 The Duke of Norfolk, E.NI Somerset Bedford Argyle Maoris of Deekiugham ►tafford Ilesdfort Lard Say sad Sele St. lobo .Grey Me ReMee Spencer of Worteleigh tun (Mantels of Blew!feral) Clift‘e (Earl Darrley) king Ponsunbe (Fart of Ers burouglij 1101131111 Cart 1)r 1w Staivat Faucx Albrum:lc Jeracv hatinld and MinICUICI t wap. r !•tanhope Lauderdale . ‘Vetatu (lab Uttsu Oilman Spcnecr f:landcre l'orhacue Con't.gluma IJuuunglainore Ross!. • Nr'igcounts ficreiurd Duncan Lastwp of NuiN 101 Hungetiord Lml of Moira) Smarm Braybrooks Gortigilk t'pper Oniony (Earl of) Mendip (Vara. Chi'slets) Dundna ('Jlrdur Carrington Batloo. Enrl of Ormond) Hutell.osJui Era Line (*trite PositionSy of finokilly tnxtEs. . Duke of Grafton • St. Albino** De. ur.4tit• Marqui. of Bute Earl ut Cianriranle Tlianet Car Lair. Taokerrilla Guildford. Mar& kke Charleinont Orford Owing to the egtretne House who meant to hare Petition, ma that the mitouri on that question may be as Emla of St. Vincent Grey Viseonnt Auxon Lords Staitell Lucas Southampton Hulkeley FJe Yarbocwitgb Glasturibury Breirisibute. LILT 07 IRISH MERRIRS V •ITT ON MR. CRATTAN' Lit PETITION, ?RUSE M TV SEVIIFItI. • Haeaaghten, A. • O'Neil, T. Duirnau, P. • IVellesley, H. Needham, 6...tterad • Sand, N. Hags ill, %V. Juan, %V. bara;rd, Lord Loonfield, M. Cruker, J. W. Foster, I'. • Hamilton, Hans Shaw, K. Foster, J. L. Pochia C. • Archtiall, M. • 1.107 d, H. • Sawed, it eat, eight Yeenleft the supported the Catholic ty in the House of Lord• id to lvavirt of Be. GYRO VOTRO t 1 TIIII NioTtON ON TIM CATIIo- Tilts • ARC COVN. • Clententt, U. Velekei, C. • Stemart,ltight Roo. C. Hill, lair 4. • Foater, J. Jocelyn, J. • Corry, T. R. • Lodi', C. P. • Pole, W. Cowling, t;. Wellesley, Sir .1 • !Ito. art, .1. • Knox, T. • It orbfort, C;. 11. • Aleixt., H. C. Nesille, • RllBll, A. Yaw, Sit I. FOREIGA INTELLIGENCE. GITITENBURGH NAIL. 111411TVVIINCE4111, itAT The Swedish fleet from Cartscrinsa took. it is said, two troops from thence on board when it soiled, and 'PUO9 from Cahoot., and pror'tedeil to tiothlanti, in i!rdrr to dislodge the Rpssiatie, who isttstued poss.-vision that island. AallUiritii Sir R. Hoed, it is also said, has §:skied for the sense place. The English &st and army remain is landsear here. This morning we learn that the Swedes have been very anereirsfel against the Resliana, in the ripper part of Finland, near Ganda Carbby, and have wade a great flambee of pri 11114111MS, and totes a lone quantity of ammunition. We ►ars nothing new from Norway. STOCILI4OI.II, lY 14 On the rtth ilia. Hie Ifejetty wu gracion.:l3 plests4 to ap point Count Illaarice Alingerw,GeuerAl w C 1,444 the army Finlaad, to he a Pieta- %wallet, awl to 1 11,11114te Charlie John Adle, creuz, Colonel of a regiment et meant' y, to be a Major-Cenral. NAY 16. His Rove! Majesty vere'.veti, the Jay beCre yesterde, the following Report Root Ftel‘Marflal COUlli Miogspur, of tLe Jd of Ibis uututb: "In consequence ofthe Russians coutitioing to to-tic al since the affair of Remotes, I have tahro up another moitionoihis• not Daly enables me to pursue our offensive operations u6sinst the euesny, but also vigorously to oppose lay uffeusoe 1114.1 h sums which they may think proper to resume. " The 30HI of April I mowed from Limning° to Karen hands, add errired yesterday at Sikajorki, and this day Isere. The first brigade is to march this slay from Luniajw. ki.—Tbe second brigade mewed the :loth Apyil foot Laraajorki to Si- Itajoelti, and reached this day Patt,Micki, balls oink distant from this place.—The third brigade mirthed the elith April from Latwajireki, halted there the Joth. and arrived here s es teislay .— . llse fourth Iwigade which, since tkeactiow near Re a Max, occupied that place, is to much this day le %tit:emit, from whence I have ordered the Cummaosler of this brigade to send won; iletarlmients to in pundit of the roe my : and to push the dem hrmcnte , if possible, • far as Kite jocki, Ws order to cot off the enemy's ectreat to Pylon/soda. ....The brit brigade corms the left Auk of the army, sad escapees the env irons of Frantsrla. " lo order to dense all possible advantages from the in habit:mts of this mosses's, rising in a sums, t have thought it right to issue a Proclamation, a copy of which I beg bum ble lease hereby to transmit to your Majesty. " la celebration 0/the eigtod advantages obtained over the enemy, ma the lath of April, war Siktwoetti, and on th e .17th of the sawn mew* sear Ilevidev, the Te Deem was yam, r ainy sane through the whole army. And I base also, in obe dience to your tiniest''s most gracious order*, distributed the modals sieisiued to Noland military merit among flume who teat distinguished theanwlves us these ever-uirwur aisle days. kleauhrpiarten, IlkahnUd s the me. MACRICE KLINGSPOR. PROCLAMATION. " As it Las pleased Almighty 41i*id to bless ll:a Majesty's WAS% wllh two signal vitriolic* over ilic treacherous enemy of tie runntry, who, with arms in their hmadi, enliven' this roontry, and endeavoured, by insidttms Maiimations, to se duce fraud their loyal attachment to their King, the Mint- Infants of a province at oil tones rely waled for their tin sliaLen loyalty, 1 herewith call on son, F=ord anti 13;6631 East Bothniaus, nay dear and worthy friends, to lend ad pos sible assistaace to the brave aria; w li tell I Imre the lensour to comarmod, to sepia) the Irwin with prosisams for as is rim power, and to join in the (lurch .... of your lorrtitren is at els, to destroy our irruclirransis mutiny, who come to con sign you to miner; and thsgracc. " MAURICE liI.INGSPOR. f , Head qoarters, Sikajocki, Ma) 1." Ottec.P.arl Grzeffe, .M j li+a Royal Makst) reCeirCti ycitvda) (pm Field Marabal LONDON, MONDAY. MAY 30. Accounts have been received, that on the 11th inst. the transports 6f all General Sea scca's corps were seen going tutu Cadiz, at the i:;vltation of the Spanittrds. This may be premature, but is by no means improbable, and although it rests MI die autionity et the leg-hook of a nierchunt vessel, eonsidestiLle credit is attached to it by those in office, trans the cioeumstances uo doubt preisnussly known. These art, that a moiler plan had been fanned by the Spanish Grandees of the Southern yr:Aim:es to resist the invaders, Us certain eccnts, w h ich would be known after a few posts, and which, Oa the rich, were supposed must arrive within a very few days. In the event of these contingencies, troops were demanded from Gibraltar, and the issistsoce of the Ess?,,lisli required. Cadiz was offercd Irtrtfs as a point &appal, and of retreat. The plan in general outline was to defend the passes of the Sierra Alumna, and thus to protect the Southern provinces ; and also to secure these passes in order to be able to advance to the northward, if circum stances permitted, and the disposition of the nor thern provinces have encouragement. . These propositions were made to Sir. 11. DAL. Immix, the Lieutenant-Governor of Gibraltar, by GeMeral CAarAmos, the Commander of the Spanish troops before C;ilicaltar. He to represents& So be a nuns of talents, and indignant at the con duct of the Fren6ll. Eveu supposing the Spaniards to be nosuccels• ful in their resistance. many points will be gained. The occupation of Cadiz would giro au opportunity to Spaniards of all classes to emigrate to America. which many of the Grandees would de. The Spanish fleet would be preser►ed for this new kingdoin ; the French ships would be given up to us ; but we way even entertain Mope that the re sistance, if attempted. may be successful. The French certainly di. not exceed Woo° in all Spain, and these scattered : part of the Spanish army is in good order, and time chiefs indignant. — The whole country• is ready to rise, the Captains- General of provinces are active, and the only feat is, that the insurrection may begin too 60041. The ouly reason agMnst the belief of the repent is,, that Ailinital Puavis would in melt a arse hate sent home immediately ; but as the troops wi.r. only ping in when the merckantmun passed, di r• is still time, as the Admiral would probably lie' send off his dispatch, till he could give some de tails. The French certainly lost t,200 men in killed and wounded at 3laarid. in the atlisir of the itd. The Lord Hobart packet is arrived at Falmouth. from New York and Halifax, the former of which places she left on the first of April, and the hates ors the :!7th. The letters and rapers brought by the packet, will be delivered this day.—lt is not supposed that they bring any news of importance. Nothing bud occurred to alter the relations be tween the two countries, which would probai , ly remain the same until the return of the ()mgr. which lately sailed from I alistouth.—ln our dispote with America, the usual cunning of Bo- NAPART6 appears to hare forsaken him.—By c America, he might have widened the breach between that country and Englaiii:. Instead of acting, upon that principle, lie has adapted a con trary course, the result of which is, a general and coufideut piesinuption in this country, that our differences with America will be amicably adjusted. The new Assessed Taxes and Property Bill, re' ceutly introduced by that mild, temperate, and constitutional legislator, Mr. PILACIVAI., has beica printed. It is in the spirit of hi* generally liberal, and enlarged conceptions. Cada we.