The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-09 00:00:00

-• .: / I 11 PERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOLM: OF Lc)has, THURSDAY, MARCH 8. t et." - tp,plorrqty!—Adjuesrutv. A. Lori Wellington!s Pension Bill was brought tip from the Coonuotts, sad read a first time,• also several Private Bills. Rt)M.V.i. CATHOLICS. Lord G BEN VILLE rose to. present a Petition in behalf of the Itomaik Catholics of the County tool Gity of Waterford. His Lordship wished to take the present opportuetty of ye-stating his opi. Ili s uiuon this important subject. Indeed it c(.•••:1(1 nut now be necessary for him to re.state.thein to their Lordships. Ile had some time back adopted tile inus( tsublie mode of declaring and dissemiitatini; them (by his Letter to Lord Fin p.l), aiel he had now only to say, that whatever circumstances had bloc° intervened, be -net only had not altered those opinions, but had strength ened and confirmed them. He had maturely weighed those opinions. They had net been lightly taken up. Much less had he since made . nuy attempt to change their character and coin. Outlet', with a view to square them to any new doctrine, or to suit them to any new purpose. In the'sentiments he had invariably expressed on this Most important subject, he should most steadily persevore at the saute time it was nut his inten tion to ground any measure on the present -peti ti.al, but merely to moire that it do lie on their Lordship's table. The petition was then read, and ordered to lie on the 'fable. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE, after a few prefatory observations on the number and re spectability of the persons by whom it was sign. 0.1, presented a petition from the Roman Catho lics of the City of Limerick. The petition being read, the Noble Marquis moved that it do lie an the 'fable, which was ordered. . FOREIGN EXPEDITIONS. • • Lord DARNLEY, in pursuance of a notice given by his Lordship on Tuesday last, rose to ask. his Majesty's Ministers what ground, if any, , there w.as fur the report so very widely spread, that it was the intention of his Majesty's Govern. . anent to send on foreign service almost the whole of the regular force of the kingdom. This would . be a measure roost serious and alarming, especially after the melancholy proofs the country have had of the inconsiderate red rash manner in which M inisters had already so wantonly sacrificed so many precious lives fur objects not attainable, or at least not attained. What must be the fate of the nation, if its resources in men and money are any longer to be entrusted to hands, who have, iu 60 . Jowly respects,' proved themselves utterly ince.. pable of managing, the affairs of a great nation ? The Earl of LIVERPOOL thought he could easily appease the alarm of the Noble Earl, and that simply by assucitig hint that his Majes ty's Goverummit had too intention of adopting any measure that could be fqund incompatible with the security of the country, Lord DAR,NIAT could not be satisfied with that general assertion, but gave notice that he should tu_iuprrow again bring forward the. ques t one, and moved that their Lordships *tumid by summoned.—Ordered. SLAVE TitAtti, Lord HOLLANI)gate notice, that on Mnade: next he should submit. motion to their Lore. ships respecting 'the present state of the foieign African Slave Trade, Their Lordships were or, (lured to be summoned for thitt day. DISTILLERIES. Lord BATHURST, pnrsusnt to notice, moved that the order be discharged for hearing witnesses on the third reading of the Bill prohibiting t use of Corn in the distillation of Spirits, point of fact, the *Rill which had been heft 'the Houle expired on Wednesday last, and thought the inconveniences arising front any lay in passing a 1141 to the tame effect, would ort.rbalattee the inconveniences that might be so posed to result from its passing into a law with'. • delay. Ile should therefore move, that the order fur hearing evidence against the Bill he now dis charged. Lords LAUDERDALE and HA.RDWIC: opposed the motion, on the ground that it preposternos to pass the Rill first, and then all 'an inquiry into the reasons why it should not have passed. Lord LAUDERDALE concluded with Amendment that the further proceedings on Bill be deferred till Monday se'llitight. Lord HOLLAND, upon a comparison of inconveniences arising (ruin the two mealtime pre peed, was rather inclined -tre edepted- the it suggested by the N.,ble Earl (Bathurst). . , After; few observations from Lords Bath* fr ae d w icke, and Darnley, the House divided 'Lord Iststlerdiala's Amendment. Caere,* 67. Nun-Contents - 63 311:§jerity against the Amendment —l6 On our return below the Bar, welititicl— Lord GRENVILLE or. his legs, objecting the Bill, as incompatible with the Act of Ur with Itseland, and moreover suggesting douhL ; so the effiraey of the fill if it passed, inasmuch as it was a Bill to eontionein force a former but that act having °Spired, could the mom Bill be se pposed to revive iribst it originally''' tended only to continue? The LORD CHANCELLOR. thought there were grounds fear the doubts suggested the Noble Lord. A short conversation then arose respecting oaten of these doubts, in which the Lord Chad. Geller, Lord Grenville, Lord Batherst, and .I',3aderdale took a part ; after which LardarteNvlLLia moved that theJedges ' desired Ip attend to-rnerrow, to deliver their pion res o, : cting the getups and- yalidity of doubts. 'ate !notion was agreed to, and the farther .prnceediags it) the Hill were thou p9stpo ue d Ofillerrqgt-".-Adjanratil• • . MOUSE OF COMMONS, Taultsoky, Petitions wcro presented by Sir and Mr. Manning agains• the Etecti►. in Rutherkithe, and laid on the table. .Mr. 110LME SUMNER moved reaping of the Sunday School Bili s opposed:by Mt. Herbert and Sir J. N supported by Mr. Giddy and Mr. having suggested that tbo objections moved in the Committee, the 13111 was a second time. On the motion of Mr. BATIIUB,' (mimic° of Sir Lucas Pepys was ordi evidence before the Committee on the the failure of the Expedition to the! Mr. W. POLE brought in aßili ft Prisons in Ireland, which was read and ordered to be read a second time/ the sth April, and to be printed. THANKS TO LIEUT.-GEN. MR STAI TON, AND BRIGADIER-GEN , The SPEAKER addressed the two bers in their places, and returned them of this Rouse for tbeirdistinguished battle of Talavera, in the following In your return from the er Spain, whatever variance of opinion, vat aitornation of hope and apprehmisiou prevail throughout the country, respecting progress and final ism of that your, distinguished lersices called forth Sal exprestion of applauds slut admiration. British cavalry, long renewed in :lour has been exerted its ether timee 2 in opposing the power of France s ed that it was not afraid to meet former rival, although that rival was "concoest, and enriched wits the nations. Led by your swords, the ry displayed thcir wqntcd strength and, invincible amidst the shock hewed their ancient triumphs in field of Talavera. Wheq the hist( times.shall be read by the descendants sent race, be assured that your names peated with exeltation, aqd your among the list of its most heroic serve not an ungrateful country ; known iu future times that its milii tional power. This House; ever Lice its gratitude, has conferred and distinguished honour of its Thai desired, in the name of the Commons ed 15.ingdom, to thank yon for yr service, on the 27th and 28th J uly, Talavera," Szc.—[flear, hear!] Lieut. General Sir S. COTTON gratitude fur the high honour eon' and the flattering manner in wi:. conveyed from the Chair. 'Whater , might have rendered, fell far Ow: he considered ------. ------. bloil:.000;1-11177.-- -11410-111114-.11- Yergegei".Tlltisp:::::elhon)TßPNEPlpettE(Nuerti . • . . • . , ..• - ----------------- 'lite StATESMAN. 0: 30054.1" FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. RIFTM MOUSE OF COMMONs, Taeasoor, Maaen.e. their rvitieptloed-7(lopel Courant, Feb. 27.) Sitl" C , • - SON g :C 4 ' l ' .--.-.. BONAPARTE'S NEW EMPRESS, STOCIIIM6I* J. 9.5.-The Hereditary psi Ilet CUTE(' BY Petitions were presented by ` Sir Wm. Curs . C A H u E s S T S I N A ts . RI4II LOUISA OF Christie,' AllguStas 4 l9l..taken the name of Cha r t DEN *ORA us • utd Mr. Manuing against the rection of Dock, THAARCit-DU in Rutherhithe and laid on the table. 1 . ..., , a An in the - name of Christian tor t A Lt. FEB Mr. IIOL?tIE SUMNER moved the second Puts, Maecu 1.-The Senate met on the .14liatilet0a 460 -14 1 . ...e i lt is tr e r , ed i b i the Siseths ,11. in the . ho n I s *b r 1 17 ~d to heir I bailie. are rea' reaping of the Sunday School Bill, which was 27th ult. at half-pai l one o'clock. • The Prince' eye* matt mes iting of tistildth eentee ie who, from his t yranny, l3lll of this pros opposed by Mr. Herbert and Sir J.NewPort) a'; . Arch-Chancellor, who pr oa li theoccasion, No .l4, New IS, supported by Mr. Giddy and Mr. Burton, who. ' read the following Message from his ajesty Kill lore the ben micerreeirlw " SENA/OILS-We have dispatehed to Vicuna, ar our . • Oiticrt. , ,.l . • ii• 0 . m be at that time having suggested that the objections might be_re: moved in the Committee, the Bill was then react Ambassador Estroonlieary, our (amine* Print e of gltuf- .ffellegjalaNCS it Maeda, 1810. a second time. chow'. o solicit the hand of the Archduchess Maria beans, -•— - ---.-- PAPERS. - ----------. . v , - A. letter feeitolfo l Duke of Dilmatla ; dated fr om TO THE WO . • -•,. Seville, Feb. '2, gives an of fi cial account of the MEN OF TI On the motion Or Mr. BATHURST, the E t; da ughter (meiotic° of Sir Lucas Pepys was ordered , (C e r hst or ve the givea Lm o P r e rrs a to A su ut r N da tio : igers of Foretsni frd lt a e r : Geeressi s : t° into tartan to la'y before yea the Articles of the Treaty o, • vntrauce o f t h, F rew * L o w t h at c i ty. The like evidence before the Committee MI the ingirY '''''' - • Louisa which of ~ .;. ~., riage between us and the Archduchess Maria 9 ctettutto hat otevlausly promised, in answer TIE sudd the failure of the Expedition to the Scheldt . t o GODFR luts been concluded; rived, and ratified. . two Sags of trace , that the it/habitants should he e we have been desirous of etuipeolly contributing to theKepresentati.o, prciteeteds that t hose in arms should be allowed t t taint ' Mr. W. POLE brought in aßill for regolating • Prisons in Ireleett, which was read a first tune,sapper 9 . . happiness of the present generation.' The comity of Coe te k e. i n the troops a Kin . !(ing Joseph, Of reti re i n : - :Ise, succeeo to and ordered to be read a second time on Thto - srlay, Coutinent bare firooded their prosperity upon its disseastens • live peaceably on delivering up their arms. Ili; re tina zealous tile situation to the sth April, and to be printed , and divisions. They can no logger nour ish war, by ta;putiag inhabitants then submitted, anal the French e a : pest oppartuniS ferret Freemen THANKS TO LIEUT.-GEN. MR STAPLETON COT. to us projects incompatible with the ties and duties of all- t eew red o lZe an ci d ty a , la n rse her g e n t u h t e it y y f o o .f u a nt r i ms t , G a t un pi ti cen nition sf 1 has TON, AND BILIGADIER.GEN, AN soN . • city, which we have just contracted with the Impertalliouse Y The SPEAKER addressed the two lion. Mem. re igolog in Austria. i hers in their places , and returned them the'r hanks 55 The brilliant qualities which distinguish the Arch ine- and PrentiOons• da4ed Seville, Feb. Ibbotsons fiat, March ! chess Maria Louisa have acquired bev the loaf the people Anotherietter from the same, of this House for theirdistinguished services iu the o f Austria; they have tad our reprth.r peyote tin 3, states the entrance' of Sebastiani into Graesj a , ,esmmmemsle battle of Talavera, ie the following terms.;Arritd. I wars of love this Princess from their love farms seas tease stiasssiCS an d that the Duke of Treviso was rho next day t, 1 ......... , • is y our return f r om the eventfu l • - of all the virtues which- have given heron high a pines Moor g seeeh for gadajox. . ' • o ..... .... Spain, whatever variance of opinion, or whale - t h oug_ r in eb s, rua tise v y , sha ls : o l . ov__e bet. for herself. ' t .. A. third ta tter .frion the. same. dated Seville, 0 ......... . verakernation of hope and apprehenshnt might o oireu in our Palace of the Thuilleries, Usiarit gay of rat). 5, -, ........---ds--...... , 'het Selrastiani was to be thsche i• . , VRICE OF s prevail throughout the country, respectisg the (signed) „ NAPOLEON ." 'at Malap, sod ;vas to occupy Animism In a G adix end , communicate by Ronda and Al 3 per Cent. cm 5 per 11 , edoctil, progress and final 'ilium of that awful cotttestt_ . b - e u llo - vAth.th first corps, the troope of whirri i per Cent....l your, distinguished services called forth one unieer-, w as , After the Message read the Duke de Ce. per Cent.slav ,torn communicatedlo the Senate the Articles of ,_ were.pri that day to occupy Sao luesr d aflare. . 4 ;,,e1ta1. tor A p sal expression of altidaele She M arriage Treaty, which are in the usual corm. • slid admiration. The British cavalry, long renctwited in war, whose va. The Senate appointed Counts Genii!, Lare- i l i t i C da h!la .till tee, Pue an li d a Me d :in S a7id ia on M is a : i f 4 o , r P th il e n gei ti lett n/. - -alcizslimill ' T it pede, Laplace, Jancourt, Cornet, Baetholinny, .' ~ o, entirely blockading Cadiz on the land side. ' lour has been exerted its other timely when engaged De Merode, De Footaties, . and the Duke of 1 .,, ..„, 1 „.. . ... . I , u , st , r tittc-..irrswretti.. stign . the Prince 0 • bllOlllllllllllllll lllll • in opposing the power of France, has -again prey. Valmy, as a Committee, to draw up an Addiem Neefelottel, bferr-General, has ktist received the 1 ed that it was not afraid to meet th e force of its to his Majesty ) and adjourned to Saturdsr, the . following letter rem Generat Billiard, GOTCfaor former rival, although that rival was flushed with 3d host, • . conqeest, and enriched wit h the spoils of other 011 e Poser, Madrid, 15th Feb. Ina . cc I inform foe with groat pleasure, that Os relative reported that tfte Article/so( the Treaty oftifOrid-: - nations. Led by your swords, the British . carat- to the Emperoete ntairiage, are, with . re- 17e ' t 'ets - Os' and eoloori "Irhich were lost at Bayles, tit 'pot portion, dowry, end jewels, in all 0 Ty displayed their wqntcd streekth and yalour,. O rd t° . : sports the same es those in the marriage treatki cipped, which woe coce seet th , and, invincible amidst the shock of array cos- i n preceding reigns between the Kings and Mu. ! .Itloo 4, been d el e e l rs ifered y. of oo ,4 h n i d S a fi ii l s a i l j e:( l l o. :i t Se a v ieg ill t e y . sr. . o;:i si lY es e n t ; s newed their ancient triumphs in the hard-fought phins of France, and the frincesses of Austria: / • .. 'liar . .• • i e oh. p i reipe. . - field of Talavera. NVl,esi the history of them B ' d gems and nobilitiaace o ff ered three battalions rid We are , -assured (bat the Boehm of Buses., ( PAW* me conduct themselves. well. and the Cetuitesses Montmorency, de ouille, nu , • eidy dirk u timcs . shall be read by the descendants of the pro- do fAuriston, ire on the point of setting off for twesiln al t re '. ls, ..t. cloth e d 1 9d ell y sent race, be assured that your names will be re- Brannae, which is on the frontier of Austria. Itto - c tT l ay e nter n o ti ld r ty . i ce 1) . & tel Russia les ' d peated with exultation, amid your deeds recounted is added,' that her Majesty the queen of Nap to be featly i r i n ,e, c. i " among the list of its most heroic Generals. You • wiltspeetlily take theism° route. .J ,• . . -,e AUG. BELLIARD." The hope, Y serve not an ungrateful country, and it will be His Majesty the Emperor preOded yesterday at On tha 2lbl Febrnery, _his Serene Highness (be ' ; emily elle it a meeting of the Council of State. Prince of bienfehete_,Unade i the following report t c# Ijy yet Su e le known iu future times that its military force is na. M. Rufin, one of the French Consuls, passed his Majesty, the Emperpr and Xing :- • his report - y tiered power. This House; ever prompt to prac. t h roug h N anc y on th e lSth ult. on his way to "'Stalt-t bilie thehonottr to lay bdotayelt Majesty the etate'of . the artillery found in Seville, utition 9 1 . ° lice its gratitude, has conferred on you the high Constantinople. . s.•A letter from Inspruck t of the 9th ult. says, an the glree Th ee s Z a l er tien ts e r 3 o t h i e p el je a c te l ie b es soi s e l 1 7 4 . t i i t i may, t a l y, cite hr i and distinguished honour of its Thanks, and I am that general Bareguay d'Hilliers has given A pro. WWI. desired, 'in the name of the Commons of the Unit. Id tertian to 'the wife of Andrew Huffer, that she pieces I °___,, - tbi.fnendery; 40,000 bullets, eon -reit.citeg t i d ed ftingdom, to thank yen for your distinguished, may ' r • der 6 000 000 reside unlOolested hi the inn. belonging to her thaa'l oo ,9 l 4Lag• ar OW* I 9 t earbaldla 'nose POlif4 e. services on the 27th and '2Bth Julin in the battle of husband.. The latter had written to her from for infantry, a great noteber of pistol and au: , Mantua, that he was well treated by the French, kettle 10)000 swords, 4,500 tamers, 3/1 5 0 Pip lave coitus NV Talavera," Sze. [Hear. hear!] Ile . • and that she should hear again from him from Mi. Sarah back are the ate (Mall* le this ell. he future Lieut. Getters' Sir S. COTTON expressed 'his lau. It 'we& reported that all,the French troops "•I esibiolf also e gasirerel statemeet of thew. •hat motif ilia gratitude for the high honour conferr ed upon hire,. wet, to evacuate the.Tyrol; anti that they were to tillery and ontlintsltieff 1a ,.. ,d In Greeltisied tetween f he end the flattering. manner in which it had been he relieved by B av a rian troo p s. its oeighbouritood. The bieether of 00-getafiga., unh ur t . • ea conveyed from the Chair. 'Whatever services be Fenn; a report by General Gilly to the Ministe r not including di found .lit ;Bey sitt illf,tiols - , - kit Col t might have rendered, fell far short of -the tumour. at War, it appe ars that the late ex p edition cost the toed *betweett I faes and flairstede, heljideli Oil UN v e TM thanks of rarli4meni he considered as one Of English the loss of 15,000 men. In the menthe of etoontalosee,toptiter 41 pegoeS..it. .;:. • ing to* ' the brightest rewards of a snt.lier. It was hie August and Sept. they had 16,000 sick, of whop ' amimittmorillim,* ' cis i tie greatest pride, and he spoke the feelings of all his 9,500 died in Walcheren ; 5,300 were embarked • REI C. M 41801714 altddrlififje. S- lay brother soldiers, to have been commanded by one for England, but it is known that of these 3,000 . .. .., ..‘,.. .. .„ 'and in , rd.' of the most distinguished Officers that.ver led an di e d on the passage, or soon after their erriial.- il' '- • -'1 et eft i•`"!"."5- • • , • ign army into the field. Llicar, hear n With this Th ey h a d f ro m 3to 400 killed at Flushing; and Ireidpelley Astpeeter.'beficeme *ldiot ; lis dirte or- feeling, he trusted that, on another occasion, boa two vessels, containing 1100' men, were wrecked her Mesesetry .A i tieleeTA, ELISABEIN, • . f the all should prove that a British army wait not to be on the banks of Westcapel, Their loss ii MOM and Soillitg a -4 ' . from . the Qeenes Palate was also very great ;15 vessels laden with various to the Dakti`tit VatitlPilasaao l 4 ll lfasitagis ja fit. ill silfg( heat by a French force, though -that force was veil double in point of 'lumbers. [Hear, hear . articles, foundered two , days beforotbe departure Jamey Pallei t "he* may.. amt 0 a slap. 'th NAN nes Brigadier-Gen. ANSON also ret urned thanks, of the squadron. • . iirlo• Paid. 4 01 14tifin k 41. 11 . 4 0 1 1 ti/ei dreisre is ' 0 Mean th e that any part of his professional conduc t should . Auosarrao, Fee. 15.- Seger tell 30 per tent. their Cosset dresses. Titer were then joined hi, . From ti 1 1 , be deemed worthy of the high honour just con- here the 'inlaid it was known that the English AFOOT* of Ig*e.i, Irk; iensdneleeksbet Qienl ; .g fdr vi r ove fcrred. The success which attended the battle of convoy, which entered the Katie IS Decembo, ondlile•Iltoyal Sifters froilitke Ablate o,omm! t ; ~ Ihe Talavera was owing more to the gallant exertions had landed a considerable quantity et that waits g,atts4 'pertinent* to the gallery *MN le tie ' . • Ar°Leo de.. of the brave soldiers tinder his command than any in the Prussian ports, whence kis conveyed 40,, lkdLtoem , why ,. they , were met by * Lou ,j . .. i i a r t e i d oli td r a i far skill of his own. [near, hear ! ] It would be the interior of Germany. • ._ ,-. psoissaLmil sad the 011iert of S*: 2 hat a :r it ::a ed .. : t , p. his pride to merit the regard of his country, and Ilarrovan, Fan.. 10.-The French Aetkedlies llbesetiold, a little before two o'eleek,, s*, lout hobegged leave to testify his grateful acknowledg. received dispatches this day from Cassel, etnnetnen- tbe• State-rooms - to - ibe Council Csinnnirtv* rder. . !Penn to the Chair, for the flattering manner in ing, we understand, the onion of Manatee faith. was attended by, besides the ahem,' the DIM.' , . die. which the thanks were conve y ed. the kingdom of Westphalia. His Escollintcy the. Camaittone, who 'mitered -by the titepomq . • - Governor-General, lAsaleette; contaked, at one entrance front s t. James's Park. On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of .• , . nil tie - ;Kg' the EXCHEQUER, 'the Speech of Mr. Speaker _o'clock, the Members of the COmmilibill Of Go.. .. Th e t u m m i es were. aeons th e presee * os i t . mettles vernmont, to whops he comannisotot tha ant/tents ik et was was ordered to be entered on the Jouritals.- Nom. Li m.AisiTT :-...• • / 4 ... . f .. , his mom of the dispatches. The day after tomorrow a a d i•••. 6 Byword, 14 ta . cowls , or Am. ~ „ y;eiptror ._ s k - „.. H ow con. , - n umerou s Denotation of the States and Colle g es Is atr, Porter, the Logy of the piste* f A t o ut set *Et have 'the Bankers' Draft Bill was postponed till the - '-" ' 7;.,,.. 4 a neo 16th March , to proceed to Cassel . •. • • BAToNtri, Fan. It Accounts from Iliad* lit m lw as. 11 }...d arriet b. Tho the mil i a i l,:b li v in her it nio nou e . . Mrs.S: Thersha . ..7 "- T i m i titi an THE EARL OF CHATHAM. states that on the 6th iest„ 1000 prisoners of •wer 'Lord Viiiiiwilrth, upon Ms belt appraiser/ ing leg the p the Mr. WHITBREAD rose, and wished to knee. • arrived theca -who bad bessi taken in the battiest ""ele-c.‘""emeet of the •" 4 Dui. "' from the Right- Ifono - urable Gentleman opposite Montieuu. • . moot ef_Loeal Militia. ' • 'lir: Wellesley Pole, upono rain frogs Irelmat. . The pi . ' the (a rumours were very generally prevalent to that MANTua, Faa. 10. The celebrated Awdsam LOS Charlene tirahare s her loather, tile Natal in at I pro. effect) whether the Earl of Chatham bad re., Hoffer, th e Chief of the Tyweitelimpols, are 14 "ef ter rr tmee • seetotee. eime , swamies 41 , , ge , by da b' . ind of Nee sa t asset.ahot:tineet, of Master,geneeiti, of the Ord- rived here on thisiath MULL CSSOVISIdAI _SPIIIII gear Sher, sir curly, KAM SrOlightime' ith Fri nance? - d'armer. *He was * . *Elsie tic. t at Miri.latk ,lll .% , I . 0), Iteeaaaher ., ,. ! „ the . . rriws , ,_. ~$.4 tteehti , s, snit, The CIIANCELT.OR of the EXCHEQUER, eomplices, conveyed to the Wilier prison in the by sOeiocss er k airidlaillireAteit hei'dmitater• lon replied in the affirmative. The Noble Lord, after citadel-, where be is closely • fens. aim race. by Per mother„.blts. Crunford logos ..:erit AI the Levee this day, be said, had tendered to his AUGIBURG I , Fes. '•11...e- t. le nadeastood that Mks Clem ° . I.oh:hreh:iiii.lAcadYetasuy"' prsta I A N . ' ,l ' o o n n s ey a . Majesty his resifnatioo of the office, which re. th:alevenegnoutetiaaktieunnsabf:rowneeranhtiteteTrubrtkasedauthdaiSethg,reperians. tuft.exadivamw4 s .o,ll7, poss ita l y i iiiiiik k: s , iastrisseacing unclo, a Si p,poimei r l Slheeh tleii . 1 t eir, s t st . i : ts udati sietiation his Majesty bad been Most graciously pleased to accept. • . • ties cannot agree,. 'f he 'forkish Government in. slow a sic*. silts on rho entire submission of the fierviatts, which the latter peremieorily refuse. Wo mays Plib r r if:V ili nHetit l6ll7 ll" Willeil kh meY "' "e " at'. b l eeida. littritheilgr °Mil l i.. .' .1 • 11' 1 I git 'V ea . C e a s :ic .d l t i i t a h o i Y , l ! ' t Mr. II urciIINSON postponed, as we under. ig to st o od, his motion of Thetas 'to Sir Robert Wit. Inion sun until Thursday neat, ' . - therefOre, seat expect , the re/mono:tenet:meat of wir• Yorker time big he* 4.10 00 8 0 ! 1 4 -7 d elle gi. Ins a s The Mutiny Bill was ordered to be read a third hce.tilities, - for which pveparetlone have afready chelleet hujamkoarat's, gloptetoo cawee, an hh retie* tr i m much titer to-morrow. been made on both sides . act ;. . . - '• -rigw a . bik. ser i e . '" 4 l .6lllll64lr geime Ml tide; ilittosioier . Vi 24 it A FEU 10 --Ptillido leetall tram Tal e 0 , 1ho o moo k o o,„0 ig ooloroop i ttm lile - the lit went . The Irish Distillery Bill was read a second time, k r • • i n . end after ; short cony/illation Itetween Mr. Hut. k ey mention, that the English Envoy at Constar- ._.*w-tiritwel Fiefs* Wilead; ea hill Frm" - littople Mr. Adair, bee been requested to take Ms c ' of the a utelhirEtthactl• chinson, Sir J. Newport, and Mr. Pole, was corn. t i ,1- * toned VI Oil ' witted for Monday,.pro forma l when the Ball is oPortare ; and that- order* had been alegatly _ _,''' , . . t ort', to given to strengthen the' forts -of the Pardsoelles. l l'ri ' l r ' le ' 19 leli t alialee ' lee Cent ' . lit 411419 ea d :is Portin g that to be printe d. Br Ames, en kis, 1 by - Itis also addetj, that ergot:dation, are carrib l ig on reurru a reta se u s t „kra,- Mr. WHARTON brought op ipt aceoant of for peace betwees Rossi* and Turkey , ender the Captain iValpsfe, 2. N. hy.the Earle/ Otderd...._ .f li . ouch an the IMP of money to the Portuguese troops, up mediation of France . - Mi" .Mu Murray, arm his being oppoianrdll pa t e - h v Ti re i d ir e ese:te h d th is Ba n ea l ti ocon ia g is aera, l Bin : " Yal g ue 4 if the to the 44 of February, so far as the "UN Cap lie Ladd oa .tats table. , pour t . te ig egi aistes li .t;l„rottazt . l ., ...;,:. :,han. ~ MUNICH, FES. 1g..-The Emperor Napoleon . * tle APirels b 7 her eurrhert ta g CO too mil • • , ina ltf t4e r: lP WAßD brotight in e - BM for fflittatieS ed u re i.-C-. • ' of it l i Lord , the 'Office of Paymaster of Mifilici , It . itt Roque of ~00. 0 freaks + ' tea Ley and Lncal m dont. , IMO War. in the Innesertel, Which Austria atm clOisit t i l ', ; .a1l In MI loacili'llaers Led Y i l l iwws ' - 'tusk res ''' ) read I"' • a first time, sad ordered (** hee,eitd-rilOtsii France by the Treaty 0( Vienna. • • 'll m•seies., can his prermitara. . „,...„. •, . fortUer I ° l"' Tuesday. , .... these ge • . • • , hi i 1 afttheildedins . 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