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This da, is published, price so. CORREC l'E I) REPORT or the DE- A - BAT - Eus the CARrATIe QV ES110i; inttie HOUSE of COMMONS, on the 17tH of May, sad alma. need on the id son 17th ahlire• tens. Looting t Printed fur Work, Parry, arid Kingsbury, bank saliva to Mra Himenruble Ent-1.4U Company, Leasiesbali ateset. wpm hie couduct, the profitable or unprofitable servility of their own : Upon the other, a Member of Parliament. micoutiected. with jitirty. aneopa. Pelted by fullowere,.dependstig upon the justice of hii caner for the extent of his ittfluetine. and sp e pealing to the Common s ense and feeling of lite country, when the imerestr of the country were hie object. The high compliment n Inch lie has paid. to the Ilritiik Nation, try standing up id it, alone, to oppose rank and power, upon the ground of truth and justice, mina remain a lasting prowl of leis high opinion end just appreciation of the national charac ter. The test to which lie put the'llouse of Coin moos, by the serue act, has opened the eves of ev !ry one to the real state of that iirgiiii oi the public ini;o1; an organ, which, in affecting to speak the 111•11sde of the people, has thought proper to differ from the whole bulk of the people, though it would be difficult to assigit env other cause for the ditter ence, than that the whole btilk.of the people was in the right. There followed from this circumstance a general cry of reform through the laud, with which the Ministers. with all their abhorrence aiiitiovatiou, were ratified to make a feint of compliance. Mr. l'eaceirai.'s hill, to prevent the bale of offices, was brought Ibrward with great pomp; it was to be a remedy fire all the defects of the Constitution ; let the People" however; judge of hissiticerity in the at tenipt, by oinerviug the part he has since taken, wall respect to those reforme that would be really tree/M, and even those that ran the risk of being benetitiel. Mr. CUUWEteI hill, to prevent the tale of seats in Parliament, was too much, it must undergo, the trensf g touch of the Cuascat - Loa of the Eat:nee/Veit, arid, under the pretence of lept,tiog its extiberunces, he deprived of ell its spi rit. We would ',fittest of those who may be huod wittlied, for a monient, the condom' winch this genthauati assumed upon the OCCiartoll, to consider the violence this Dill has suffered, to consider the manner in which it has Leer+ melted dawn, and the wretched appearance it now inales, after having been dragged through the obstructions of both Houses raParliatneut. Mr. IVINOtt•Mp in his figurative guage, declared, that the child was changed ; he wondered how the father would acknowledge the substitute fur his offspring; perhaps it unight be staid, with justive, that the child was dead, that the soul was separated from the body, and the father, iu still acknowledging it, was paying the dust tribute to its reuniter ; he was accompanying it to the grave. Thus, without going any further for the present into the history of the se...ton, ee have facts suffi cient before oe to dictate the answer to the question with w I deli asset out. Concintliug with that atwitter, we profess that we have nu confidence in the present Ministers; that, its our opinion, they have proved themselves incapable of directing our arms, mid unfit to adunuister our Constitution ; that is sentiment, and in action, they violate its,principles; and that in those cam where they affect a liberal feeling. their conduct is more to he dreaded, as it is mere concealed, and more to be despised, as it is more insidious. The British Beet, now of Car!serous, its to priseeed Uslhe Guil►h of Finland. Ace - arces aceOunta received from travellers", as well as Captains Of lbw slave arrived from Russia, the measures revorled tu, by the U►mrnment re most violent and st were. 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A Clottetiburgla malt arrived yesterday, with let ters and papers to the 9.4111 instant.—We could not hare more recent news from Sweden.—The Nor wegians are reported it► a state of insurrection. It is said, they have refined to obey the eiders of the Danish Government, for shutting their ports x egaierL Swedish vemels. The veronation of the new King of Sweota4 was to take place odthe Goth % luitattit. Ts' lE P,l 1: 1.1.1 MEN T. - - We have received a Moniterr of the tOth in . ..._:-.......-- , • of start, containing the EtrouTRENTit.enieEETIN There is one question which we think 'eery '.• • Euglishruan is Woad to put to hioaself, save that the French Army iu Germany.—.ll is dated Vi- '1 • ' the Poorliainent is 'prorogued, cud while the trans,- - eunc, the 13th lost. being the days later than the actioas of the last Searing arc still fresh in his Seventeenth Bulletin. We do not recollect so recollection ; that question is, .1 Whether, consist ently with the duty be owes his country, he ern long an interval between any of the preceding nutteel continue to give his confidence to the present :Ili- bets of these official 'notices. 'I be reason is oh- 1 Meters, after the conduct they have pursu e d ?" it; %lOUS. Nothing worth notice had taken place, and 1 is the oplioreveritei of one Seision, they hive cent- J the Eighteenth lloilletiu might have beta deleyed, witted errors, aufiicient to counterbalance a long perhape, rune day* longer, it it had nut occurred fife of public .gisod ; if they have displayed an im becility. to wtuch their arrogance can no longer - to BoNAPART6, that his good people of. Petit , Wiwi us, and a went of principle, which no affec- 1 event ,night be situated at his long silence, and be tattoo of piety can induce us to swore ; if they 1 ,tint- .. o ,ioo. to learu pa !matter he were still alive.— • , haft shown elves feeble end teapot's% apnoea ' o w , The two preceding Bulletins were meagre uud dew ` • • The enemy abroad, but theinisieg and vigorous against . ev, tittne of ionelligence beyond all example, but the the Couetitution at home ;—surely we mud con that when there is use good to set against Affects. tlokir case is without colour, nod the that hiSilo y are exposed, "atheist on. al very sheet review of some of the he present one is inanity itself. The river, still harp 't log upon the r i ver , th e r i ver , wa y s b e , h as r i sen a to w ' foot since ray last. That is, he has neither done nor attempted any thing in the interval. We are. fipaliaectioos .ter .Shie sesently-concladed Session, isill enable Oa liiimmielpite the answer to a gees- glad to find that he has learned to mention the god *, of such inspeovium; et oil events, we will hint sod enterprising CJIASTELLA It with becoming .‘ :ewer it for oursehemamsd )eave it to any honest . respect. lie is no longer designated as a robber Illy, eaglimed to differ from us. to state the ground g e olOg r o z •n r ammilm•mmomns and a traitor. After having raised the Tyrol, it 4 11 111 -411 1411 111 he thinks he C4ll tie so coinwieutoomily. FOREIGN• INTELLIGENCE. • appears he eaten-hod forward through Cerinthia, in **Gist place, we find in their support of Spoilt, . ---.... spigot 800 Ararat, an instance of the most blue- Thou TIIE FRENCH PAPERS. for tbangary, but the Butlatia ways. he was or dering mainigement, that ever flisgraced the coon- • folded ow the 4th, at Clagenfurth, with the loss of tits of this causitry. Quick to adtitst, and slow EIGHTEENTH BULLETIN. 900 prioresses, ' while Prime* EINENE niaaanivres _ to execute, oneMiuiaters inverted the rule of Vtetret, JOBB 13. with a strum. s corps in the centre of that country. poudiume ; that weft precipitate, when reason was to is vonsillreil--thry were slow. when action was The division of General Cloastelar, which had Throe ere the only - new points in the Ballretin. to Is. perry. uwst ; they embarked in the odder- raised the Tyrol, proceeded on the 4th, of this To eked out, brief as it is, A R ....11111PAIITS is alleged • taking with vigour--whey executed it with dehbe- month to the environs of Clagenfurth. i n or d er t aytel ttav,4 to the nortlieni extremiti of Europe, and . ratios ; they were warriors in , the scorer—and favour the world with a //petition of the story of throw itself into Hungary. General HAMM march- . arnators in the field ; they were enterprising coon five death of St 1111.1„ at Stratified, and the tracts ed against it , and a severe engagement took plaice,. si •Ilors—and hesitating ioldiers. The result was atiesteruble to the coutlart iry which it was pro- when 900 prisoners were made. Prince Eugene,- i .atiou of Warsaw by the Austrians. We thus and duces! ; ells haste of determination brought with with a large corps, manoeuvres in the centre or that the report of a battle en the nth or 13th is it iguorance awl inseenraty--the languor of exerts- wally destitute of foundetithe This luadivity of Hungary. Fur come days past the Dasiob e h a s lieu, disaster and ilefc.n. The Spaniards were die- . risen a hint. the Frent it can only be accouuted. for by the greet preset—the English were banished from the cont ained ; the caste: of liberty and religion was lost ; General Graben, with a Dutch division, baring sooperionty of the army of the Archduke CuAtteste. moil the hopes sad expectations of a generous marched to Streisand, where Schill had entrenched and thedreed which the victory of the it2d hia in flation were blasted—A nation which contributed himself. carried the entrenchments by assault.— spired. And yet we do Didier in what respect 800 A alLtothaten at of a glorious cause, but Ministers PM/TO:1410110*u is likely to be unproved by delay. Schill give orders to buns the town, to secur e lois i the application of that all. There is Admitting, a* we believe the fact to be. that a Rua ,... o igemig e tima contained in this result. which, we retreat, but hod not time ; Scholl himself w as alien army is marching in three divisions through Moak have its proper iiillueatte upon the coon- killed in the great square, near the corps de garde, try ;it "hews no, that we are never to take the at the moment when he fled,and was endeavouring Callicia to join him, iteannot exceed 40,000 men, character of Miiiiitem from their own mouths. (for, the present to manageh th etta t , i n dt o em b ar k .. and the Austrians will p ro b a bly d er i ve an equiva if we did, how worthy were to ma t h por, or d er lent force from the acceesio n o f P russ i a . •I n t e t es t- ' the arnica of the world) ;it phew n us, that, wh a t- The Archduke Ferdinand ov a/me t e d W arsaw pre- . nog as the Bulletin* of BON *PARTE, however noes ever may be our zeal in any cause, however abun. cipitately, tat the Oil host.; so that the whole of the dant envy be our supplies, if we do not exercise Grand litielay is elide/limed by the enemy's army, gre and laconic, moat always toe, shier they convey to our understandings in the choice of those why are Europe that pieture of affairs, and that espect of the while the troops under the consulate! of Prince Po lo model and dispose them, we shill only supply campaign, which bethinks it wise or proper for his 'at kthree- fourthsof ts"l' • /4/ powder. without tlw runehilie that gives it the effect ei °mg Y occupy - purposes, to promulgate; it is indispensable, if we of death, anal sheathes enthusiast's, not to its own 'lila' , JuNe 20 4 1! wild workioge, but to a stupid superionendance, whoch will counteract, not correct it. li hls respect to the.r conduct towards America. we shall say nothing ; let it revs iii the, profouild . mid suspicious silence, in which they themselves Imre involved it ; but let us at feast express a hope, —.,..-._ C.OTTENBVIIGH MAIL. GoTTENIMAGII, JUNE 2.3. It is sL;origty rumoured to day , that tie Nor. ' wegians ere in a state of insurrection, awl refuse would beenabledto form an estimate of his situation mid peoepects, as well as of the state of Germany, that we should compare the Centican's picture, with other ointhorities. Never did a larger mass of mate riels offer itself for examination, than at the pre that the example of pad experience will not he so shutting their ~ ports against Swedish vessels. A sent moment. froaralmost every part of those ex entirely overlooked, as to induce them to take the Danish officer paned dorongh this place yesterday, tensive countries . groaning under NavoasoN's onanagement ..f a lice war. on their own account. on his way to Norway, wher e it i s ac id h e i s gone to yoke. Viestati..4Munich, St rasbur g h. Li n ts, P oona , after the specimens of ossenagemei.t they he , e at; suppress the rualconteuts, by taking up the ring- Prague, Wolkeredorf, Pude, and A ugsliurgh ; from forded in a war unJertakeio on account of others. it woe part or in; L o m c anLgotaoi e, apology l ea d er* an d wa di ng t h em t o D enmar k, to b e . tr i e d epoch of these quarters, we collect informatio n . , for the defeat in Spain, that they acted but as for the offence. A mail from Germa n y h as b een ' But, the limits of our pap er w ill on ly perm i t auxiliaries to another power. We hope they are received this forenoon, the letters on of a very old us to analyze the leading p o i n t s , w ith ou t enu not remised to try their hand as prineipels ; for we Jute. -• meratitig particulars, or citing the originals.— • • cannot help looking nimis that reasetiong us fella cious, which. after tiering that they failed in en efitt.BBBlll, JUNE. i .4. The Austrian Bulletin, thou g h se v en days earlier inferior so l dier?, would eahlakte upon their success, Yesterday, Captain H. Miller arrived from Stral- than the Eighteenth of BONAPAtTC, being dated in one noon. Important noel reapotwahlr. solid, with the sloop Argostais, lie states that on on the 6th of June, from the Archduke CnAfteee's But to torn Imin those aullectr, whit+, however the 02d, Vitt), and 30th of May, the Freud; had hind-quarters, contain some most intereoting facts. Ultimately connected with the interests of the colon met with the most irreparable loss at Vienna, Pas- We see in it the inure and details reflected, which try, are, sit our opinion, 'lnferior in point or import mew to its imcr.oa. com.tstutional concerns, let us uw, and the vicinity of Munich ; that thr,y were were described in the French a cc o un t ; bin., under • look at male transactions embraced in the latter driven beck 70 hours march from Vicomte le a vi ng *ether light. audio very dissimilar colours. It is description. Neter at any period was the House their artillery behind them, with a prodigious num- clear, that even of the Southern Batik of the Do or Cuinonous put to so complete a teat, us by the her of killed,• %minded. and prisoners. tube . the French are not mas t ers; s i nce , oppos i te ismoiry into the conductor His Royal Highness the to Freiburg, and opposite to !Creme, that is, both Duke of Yuri*. tuetituted hp .Ir. IVA•tol.e.. Na. CAILLSCRONA. JOWL IS. *takd to de, are a dietitict opinion before the We have t hi s moment 1„,„ 4 04 out of 98 me ,.. above and below Vieuua, the A us t r i ans t oo l e d an d : world, in a l'alie where the partly, were Of such a cliantinen, arrived at Riga, only three hove escaped annoy the enemy. In return for NAroLaos's description—Upots the one hand, a Prince of the condeinuation. lo consequence of this iuferraatia ls , we-a-poost, on the North Bank, at Enseredorf, blood, surrounded with rank mud power, carryi n g . ..Sir J. Sanas:tree has detained between 20 and 30 opposite to tbe Mend or In-d er -L a b att; the Ge ' sleng with 11 " 1, as thy "" t "`" 1 *PPradmge a of his • vessels that were destined to Russian and P russian ueraliwign we see, has constructed a simible foe bigli oitemhoit, the respect aiol inc./mations of the . tification opponite to Pershing. on the south snide. people. carrying also tile mind's of those who look- )torts. STOCIIBOI,II, Amu N. Notcould 13Avouse, it appears, ma k e hi mse lf MM. 1 rd at him tlorropeglo the mediorii of thenteelves,•oind saw. is the Lponraitk, or ~. rivoarable deciaio.. The eoronot;orr will take place on Toetday sow. . ter of tbio work, though principally defended by , . . some battalions of the •Landwehr, or miFitia, the CorsiCan treats with such contempt in eagle of fiis euilY Buffeting; and thouos I)evuusr, tine times, returned to the attack. This fact is well worthy of entice. Nur is it a circittnstatice of less importance, that while "'plenty and unanimity prevail in the erase of the Alcuiturs 6, as he expressly *wrest', we per. velar, through the thin disguise of language, that , distress begins to, pervade the French camp and " The scarcity of provisions," say :he Pwris papers, " is not so great at Vienna, as it wa s represented. Them is still a superfluity of eggs, wheaten bread, sausages, dried fruits, and grain. 2 -11utchers' Meat Willy is dear."—And then fol low* a sharp reflective on the paper money of Attitris, which is aseerto fu be toe °sum of this scareity: Who doss not see the euiliarrasements, arising from the went of regular and sufficient supplies, fur the nourishment of his 200,1100 sehliers, assembled wider the 'wails of Vieniu. ? Mower will probable follow ; and,His 'strew MAJeSTY letting to setitipate Shit itteumbent cala mity, by his reiterated natation and complaints of the recounive beat; which, itrappoirs, was greatly felt during. his review of teen Whips, between the Palace of Schrietainnin turd the capital. Such was the pie:Aloe. of the Corsican Emperor, on the nth 'of this month ; when be continued, however, t• occupy his fete-sle-pisel; and to cover, as he as serts--“she Danube, day .and night, with small bogie, intoned both by soldier* sad sailors e• no doubt, in order to protect his bridges and piles against the attacke of the Austrians. Hitherto we have lieerd little or nothing of pro positions for a peace ; but now not only the Paris Papers begin to mention it, even the Mimi/etre deigns to nob. e such overtures as probable. Baron You VINCer.T is asserted to be gone to Vienna, from the Austrian camp : a circumstance supposed to be connected with negociation. Oa the other hand, the benevolent and pacific Corsican, who, while he covers the earth with carnage and demo's. tion, has ever peace upon his lips ; and while he commits acts the most perfidious or flagitiuus, cone @tautly professes only philanthropy and modera tion; he has thought proper to depute the two Counts, Peatiew and ZINZENDOILF, one the Millis. ter of Police, anii the other of Fiminee, to Wel. • kersilorf, where the Emperor of AUSTRIA resides... 4 , This circumstance,' observes tie Maximo. "has given rise to a report of peace, which the inhabit.. ants of Vienna cherish with tpuch !Aware." It is certainly natural, in their situation, that they should dui& ;. but we venture to hope, that no intentions of that kind animate the Austrian Cabinet. Whe ther Bo sarAaTes revolutionary career and system fbe subverting ani tageuerating Europe can be efe factually arrested, ire dare not presume to say; but we are decidedly of opinion, that if it ran be coutroirled, and if Europe can be rescned from the Jutir.ritt, the draiincs. and the JoAcCINI, this is the moment in which to effect that great work. Let us place ourselves in the Tyrant's position at • Vienna, and look round ! His army has been beaten, and is prodigiously diminished. The Da nube is before him. and the Tyrol behind him. InserreetiOn;lreigliteaed by abhorrence, and sharp cued by sufferings, oppresseni. and spoliation, sur round bigu. . CitAST6LLAR, although lie asir bine senteined a loss at Clagenfurth, is still furnsidadde. All Saxony is evidently rising in arms against the Frent.h. The news of Dresden being taken is confirmed ; but it appears that it was an Austrian General. Geri. Masons. who entered the city on the 11th. Another Austrian General entered Bareuth at the 'manse time. Au article from Blankeoburg soya, that the Artetriani are at Leipzic, and the Duke of Batritswica at Hall. Bavaria and Wirtetaberg sew overrun lay the insergenta. Even Switairland is in coinnueion. The Austrians have entered Freiman,: t and Feaukfort, we see. is become the refuge, • and the asylum, of the fugitive Princes of the Conte. •". timbre' of the Rhine. If, at such a juncture. our Ministers had, as they ought to have done, ac celerated and completed their armainent; and if it had now appeared in the Elbe, or in the Weiner, it is difficult to conceive what force. or what re- Labium, Boa APAirrit coJkl dprove to it. BOICAPAITit has ordered the Papal territories to be milted to France. A letter from Cauterbury. dated on Tuesday, says--••• Independratle of a large army of cavalry and infantry, that imperialist aria of war, the artil lery, will be extremely greet in the new esperli. I . bon ; era troops of hone, and eight brrzades of font, are nosier orders. and an immense. INotering train, with intim 111 l i l ion suffioient fur a six weeks' siege, is embarking m • the river; ■ number of Colonel Connects's rockets is to eccousimuy it. ' (If the artillery.; three companies are drawn from this district, Cele. Any s's from Dover, arid Cap. tains M•Ntio and 01.1Vaa'S from Hytke." It is stated, that up to the 7th inst. 95 voeselo had been sequestered at 'Riga. out of !hi which had ar rived at that port. A latter from Rigs of the 4th inst. takes no notice of the above, but 'mentions the arrival of several vessels. Letters from Carlserona, received yoderdoy. stole, that eight American ,vessels bad been seised is Kaolin ports“ Ind noodtowd._ _ • By an comet from the warms' of the Packet ar rived from Gottamburgh, we learn, that on Saw-. day the tl4tb inst. they saw a convoy dose in-shore. nun the Daunt firing on thew. The hine!udia Fleet will be dispatched on Stun. day best. • • •