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sermialev.leap; to. gibs Sys, Ism, litaleh sag *wit 4. at ACM 4at the Crewe irediseme. St. ..d. Attorneys, Ilkaass. %% Fairtbunte, awl Clarke, kt anafurd-eoul Loutbru 3 tool Mr. Venom, tratrue,tkai: Thomas kaia. tual Clunks Pinta ll yutt or Laugbours- Weaucksaibers, werchsio., 10 Witwu. ary, ea. March a, siol April 3, sro, re Grikurill. terivey, Mr. Hangars, Storey .street, Strasal. Sainuel laubeusk, of Dowhetall47, tad Crusa.atratt, Crifplagate„ lassuloa, tiliks trit=r. February 14, Mirth 6, sad kpril at elevins, • Attuesey, Mr. Ins kis, Wallievuk, loolho Ulft 08. .. . . Werth sl dohs Mag i of ,ma tier, at ightviii, ri gea4b.o. Blidol, 3. morns. Heil" 1 lioyd,tde ad the Peelle?, Lee dom, sad of Ael.eet elosibee, Senn, slaie,rmorelomet, at troll*, u Godlebell. March in Juh* Lee*, Thome litarr, mod Themes 34/11- 9.mme, Wes irmskialtm-lawt, Lemdee, momrOmmo., d 1.1, E 4.40 1 1, I. it tat;t1.11011. • . 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Msr.l at. lifteoe Clay, of death SWAIN Dorhaus, limns. *slow, tat slesen, at toe Golden laws los, is &mei Shields. CRT' rwAT E5....11 Alien N. Naha I)rary, of Staaegard ststet, Sla..kitaani.read, gamy, matkostr. Doktl Is.hubd, ow*, lain of Porto's, Sootholopios.tonvo. roao.lior. Fr mei. Orn.loi; Raoinestal.st gr4rehoule asa lobo EWA, 141,4 Vitllllo4l, Sias oho, Wackbarttli. W.4LCHEItiiN INQVIRY. eon , oir TUB 1411 L OF 11:111411THIllell STATUISIT OF MU !MOTION/fin; DAMP 13 rat OCTUBLIL. 1809. IRB•LDTBD TO Tie WS% 14 .11 mLD•LT. 3810. In sehntitting to your Majeey • statement .roty priteedingp iu the rusts:ion of the service your Majesty was aratiou.ly planned 10 4.4011fi11e to sue, GM of the ...eats which occurred io the coarse cs, it to not soy intrisioo to trouble your "dried/ my IA a sy tanner details of the earlier parts of our . aperstions. which. having tarianiotod in de speed/ ellisetio.. of Welchereo by your Majesty's troops, sod tlw uteopation of the adjacent islands, end of the i sportiest puss% of Bats. received at the finis your Malady's moat various opprobsdon ; fiat to cooling isynelt.tasitrapelly so oho isionsive. which lama suzioss to be permitted •to briug wader year 1114.p.ty'r vivo, to ;he roomi•leratioo of the two fol. lows* poi its. as sane irsoi.vhstarly applying to the eteidutt and. Goal remelt of the Warodtiou to the lb round lapse witi , 11, sifter the essay watat lrugth etreettehteri war hats. a lending . hi ',sir-reason of the ulterior objetie of the Esepe. mania:, iss.sa silt deemed advisable Why Wet Ivey wan not MOWS' there ste.eutblei t is unthaws cessoseute forth •r operatiosts. • Weivenisiet to the former preporsitioe. i ••• ip ch*rd to think Vet it is so deer sod trident, that SS fevtbrr opvrationa tools' at shot time, and in the thee oietily state of the limy. hoer hers utoleriaken irks. ass, ineepres of sotto... that it wonhi Ire mg seereeent, tresporrosig on your Majesty to enter es tranges Nuevo:v*o no tilt , ' ;tenet then hp. bv.ii already brought lecerr your Alois sty. in say die. porch of the :29th of August : And the .4;1114 . 4.4ra &Ishii potpie' will be dirottel to she., to your Me. *Sy. that the pretrial peat. tunnel ertay the army 100 sot innogist op sower FP thr destination from libelee its ulterior *peed 1 e were to commence hi pores) a sutra. Inroads:l4.i ..... ausl that the delay did to no laliidc reel With Inc. sir depeisd upon sissy aernertseat. ia which Ilse Orlin mss cancermit, ' , vol . fa, silty. on the tontra:y„havits,4 been off .riled by their mossiest. to the speedy progress of the sraiseorot. fp ifoin.. tits., i t w ill. I c•aettive, be necessary, for the sake of peryplcoity. that I should take op the coesidecettee it this beet:met from its cont• Yew Majesty will permit me here to meall to your recollecuon, the Mange which took place to the forging! project formed for the attack of Ant. weep, rind of the Fren.ii II:et in the West Scheldt. in COlDOrgieMee Of tat opiou.mw of the Chillers' sad flea Officer.. towhosa tni. rprewitri we. referred ; and a 4 eag14n..41 elsorfistleo ill the army and navy ; the *hoer, eith the exception of the hoes to Ire left for the reilticuon of Walcheren. to proceed up the *feet Sebald, ' was aecorilengly desensitised-ow. Upon the precticeinlity to weh an operation M int et tome carried into execnison, which era% how. ever, the giouielsiork of the Expedition, and which *War. ia the so,riion of all moose consulted, Seemed to elf rd any pre:i it of %nevem, even in the mast rialivstaie view o. the exit ject in ell other evlllrrtfr l 01 1 41 rOlefini I entertained great doltish', till the communication of • distinct official opinion. gives, sa 'Ms point b. the Lords of toe Ailiintsliy, alecedrd, in she affirmative, this iniporsatit Timm ion. At the sewn. arse It is to be remarked, that the orciapdtooli of Wal.-litien, which by seine persons it bail been thoosht ponahle to leave !rebind lir, sled the ea/echos of Flushing, which it had once beige propelled only Io mask. were deemed India. passable to the merit oldie Beet. in case of &t -eeter; and aeserdi y • coniaitcralde rep irate fever was 'Wetted to t se service ; and, its tins view, it was beairles distiuctly agreed epos.. that a ri g. r MS attack by the nivy, upon the era front, should be mule at the tripe tide that the troops, after • rffectitig their lauding, advanced to invest Flualori. 4 ; is to i.ig Irwiert, trial. by a powerful on *pew um. Cis is the ors. rot the moment the stoops preotirta:t iliemselves before the plan. the labour aid delay 44 • ..... 4 u , 4r give,. rode 4 Oats been afeid• ed. aad a cmi-mier..ll:r oortiew of the force all teed to thi• verv.ce set IV liir•rti, to follow the army eP the Seheldt. How far unit expectation wee rut bltrol, or whom*, the a...stance given that the whole of the seiiirrneut (Ow port to he loaded ell Welcheren eacesevall mould be at once traagro'ft - ea up Use flehelAt, to pmweittion of the ultimate wove et the lispedttiou, was curiA isles effect. or was wholly disappointed, the information already berme sour Majesty wall have hi a great ammure sh.wtos said Flitch it will be tuy duty to briar snore pat perildrly muter your rliass sty's view, whin l de tail the spoorequeut tug.s-torotur prucoeolthot • Fruits whet muse this tenure runnel, whether it atoms troiWiiwatiitiut arrangements tau the part of tile Admire', ur was the uttavuttliattle I N cult ut cultic* tithrteut to the nature of the Expetlottun it is sot fur tote, tenottlrnitg it etottrely as a tot ed question. to presume to offer oily uponow upon to your Majeisay. • It may, however, be here proper to remark, that, • in all , the projects which have at variant times been bittught furererd on the itubject of sit attack upon theistaad of Walcheren and the Scheldt, the De c.:mil 01 having .a *rind a good deal to the west. ward, with 1110 J rise o a.ho s , has always been in.. *duel we. W.tootit these aavoto.•a, o t, la the one (see, the p oltlikaot ; tio out tourer, the curl would prevent a lap ito on tsar points &roar', moat itov.assa ote tat tither re , . se to lac the p•ta.root hrotattce, owoug w tip- wood trowitog strong tr out the wettaatol, the-turt was actually shah as to ;eaves,' 55 Is Ma -litter of the points. first fixed on fur that purpidie sty taw A.l.sooral ; a,d the altos that of use gotellosea and trauspnrits, anchor in the Store Jeep, nes ttttt 4 v,ty c-stil;4l, cud the gale ancreadi vat. ne founts .5 tor. C.,8.111 to carry such p_srt of the Merl M wws as moil, hsr 'warty huh the' Routh-pot, and by a 'two eft. the (hymen of the army destined for the aunt k sits Walcheren was eu staled to et its f a inure stitherell anrs chin-age am the Mee Sait-t...0 the westward of Fort &sr !I soh. A I the lime., the itividintt nutlet Lieu teuatit-O.nteral Lord Rosalyn. as will as that under Lieistenasst4;citerdl Groost%euer, aloe the cavalry. art il cry. hes wi re aot waived ; hut they were after. earths, ccr their tucking the island, ordered by she Admiral inn. the Veer Gat. It is, however, parti cubs ly deserting of atteition, that this measure. though in itself one of great advantage. as far as it applied to the division destined for the attack on Walcberen, toy placing the transports, and small craft in security, was, if caret further, certeioly GM a little at variance with t leading purpose of the Expedition, namely, the running with the right *mg, and the advance of the army at once up the West Scheldt. at the same moment that the attack upon Watcheren was proceeding Bat that re-0 this need have delayed it for more than three GI four d.sys, unless on account of naval ddlictilties. Which it will be far the Admiral. slot for wee. to explain. I dewy ; for as seen as Ter Veer. cad the Feet of Kansinakinafets, which bap 'mord on the Ad of A signet. the passage of the Sloe was open to the trensports and gun-vedeelo; or they might have entered by the Dario o or by die Znotland passaget, the batteries of Dyskook, dr llygorter, cud the N•olle, having been all carried by the army!, witty on the Jet of Angina ; and on the' tessele• d.y the Smuts ry of norsleis, at the south-west sad of S. Dewclaw'. was abandoned was the movement dr di detachment from • the corps moiler 'Sir Jtils:t Hope ; sad I know of aitthi.ig (but this. of elven*. is *point few the Ailteirel to weak to) in hare pre vented the liarsof-hettle ships and &irate* from coming in awl peseies up above Fleshing s , in the best iestaocc, according to the plea origitiatly de. cided opals. Before, however. I panne farther the &tank of the prommlings of the army, geveroed as they we ci nattily were (until a footing should be Rained tin the Camases%) by the intateinents of the navy. must fora two netts refer to lavas-pa-ate operations; the dose under Li. sateiso-t-thnerel Lord tientlsy and Commodnre Owen, sod the other ender Lire timant•Gese al Sir John Hope and Rear. Admire' thi , Richard It-eta; but both directed to assist mid insure a rased p ogirad tilt the Scheldt. hdd the Admiral f.. ind it prdcii aisle its other respects. Withlespe a to the farmer, which wad destined to destroy the Ca 41.4111.1 and particularly that of tfreskens, had to titan) currie f at mire into ave. aud Mai use Aittniral could have availed himself of it. to tube the ship/ up the West Scheldt by the Wheeling Peweigr, it would have been of the Vt. mode ace oleo : re; but it was certainly rather forte adte it did tun take place at a laser period, as, after all the trasisporte storethaps. &c. were ordered into the Veer Oat, atoll the plan of miming at mice op the West Scheldt Sty the Wheeling Channel seemed olsendested. the object of destroying the Cadand batteries cease 1. and a lauding tlwre would only bare been au unorcesetre risk. and a very income,- nient separation of tier fore,. and of course occa sioned great delay in collecting it for ult• nor nix. rations. It itlllit OM, however, be forgotten, that the dillicukes here turned net to be much ,(tester than had be is at all foreseen betote we sailed. In the taws place, the beach was so reposed, that in 11101,1111 K Wettlitti It WO* found impossible to land; and. from what cease I know not, the Marquis of -Hisailey's lensing could not he takes, up. in the era abidance, high enough to attack the . Mreskens twittery, the only Unto Gnus it. situation, of much importance. Its whlif to thie, the enemy, who had been represented by all the ititelligence com municated to ins to be cry weak, almost actually without troops in that quarter, appeared to he welt foieparell. and in eon i lerdble fusee. Under these circumstances. actor hr.; t, Lord Hantley's report, C ttttt usodore Owen appears to have experienced great disappointment w not haviug the support of Lord Garalwer's sleet CHI of his hosts.; but his Lordships. as I Worn'. would newer enter the Wheel ing Channel et all : tsar indeed was I ever - gummed with what ittstructions were given to hint so thin bead. Whew it was found that Lord flodley's diri sims could neither bind uor proceed by the Wheel ing Pismire up the Scheldt, us I had intended they should, it was deteriotlied to withdraw theta ; bus, front the 'Amster...us stale of the weather, it was some days before this eutil.l be effected. Ac rem as it was accoinplished. they were passed over to South lievelaud. With respect to Sir John Hope's operation, it was more prosperous. The object of it was this: —ln the origioal arrangement. for carrying the envy at once up the V. 4 Sch.ldt. Sir Jnhu Hope's division was incluled; but just before we sailed. the Adssind rectivod uttelltuence that the French fleSt wits come down almotdof Flemthing, and stwesed to duenteu to oppose our peonage up the Scheldt. la this virer.it was conceived. that. by a touting Ms the aorth side of Smith littetiond, the island misliebe possessed, sod all the liatti ries taken•* reterse, and thereby the potation or the French Sett, if they v.-tearer' to remains near Flushing, would be, a. it were, turned, *lid their re' rrAt reit dered mere dif6celt, while the attack on them by our ships would have been much I'm-darted ; and, for this ohjeei, the divisivri of Sir Joins Hope rather preceded, w sailing from the Downs, the rest at the Beet. The navigation of the East Scheldt 'vas found moat difficult; but, by the skill and perseverance of Sir Richard Kean:, this purpose was happily 'and early accomplished. though the troops were csirieil a great way in 'chops and boats; and this division was funded near Ter-Gins, whence they swept all the batteries in the oolawl that could impede the programs of our ships up the West Scheldt, and pOsseased themselves 'on the 2J of dualist of the important poet of Raiz, to which it had bee. prows ill the army should it once have been brought up. :Nit Joint Hope remained in nosaiesaion of this post. thsuelt nut without being tsiee dour:bed by the 's flvtil a, for nine 'reliant tiny of the gun-vows. under Cailinit Sir Hodse Popham, *tre moral ulc the !4'h to i.is sapper,. But it will lie ciilleete I that both three opera tions tended directly to fora aril the original pur pose 04' a r the Scheldt; the former by duetting the Cu!stt .d Comae!, eud!d the land sue of Lord litt division have lweii effected; the st-ennal, by ennering the progr: saa of our fleet along the resist of South Beveland ; while this di vis.on under Sir John iie le. w as at the tame , tinte so tar advanced toivard• the destination at which the rest of the armament was to he ass. mbled. It will uow only be nett esary for toe to bring he. fore Your Majesty the date* at which the several ports of the ao ointment were enabled. according to the armsigelueot of Sir IZnhard Strachan, to pur sue their ropes. up the Scheldt. In this place, however, it way he proper that I should ore*iously advert to the groantla on which the 3d division. under Lieutenant-Gemmel Grosvenor, as well as the two light battalions of the kilig's German Legion. (composing part of the force destined in the Ind instance to peoceed spinet Antwerp) were landed at Watchers's. Lid employed before Flushing. Your Majesty will be pleased to recollect. that the times' which bailed from Portsmouth. enact. Lieutenant-iireend Sir Eyre Coote, were destined for the service of 11'0cl/wren, mid bad beeu con sidered as sufficient for that ohjett. accrrdtng to the intellageuee received. mad the supposed streogth of the emetuy ; though, at the lane o no ., cer t a i n ly relying, for the first efforts a A aiii.t Flushing, on the premised co-over:dim► of the navy. and on them establishing, es was held out. in the first 'fiance, a naval blockade, except on the side of Veer and Itaniumkins. Utiforteliatelb . however. this clid not take place, and fur several 'tights after the army , was before ;quiet:tug. the enmity succeeded in throw ing from the *NAM e co-st, probably tom the canal of Ghent, aususiderable reinforerineuts into the place, which roamed hoo consituttly to outlay our "w r istlets and working verde*, and Saill'y to ttempt a silly is force, though happily. final the valuer of your Mojefty's troop% without mamas This proving eery hasassing. partieularly from the great difficult" of ceinninhicatiou between the se veral parts of * our line ; I determined. in order to relieve the tronpa, a.vl Mews forward the siege with cm much rigour as possible, to avail myself for the time of the serees of these coeps; hut it is to he remembered. that this was only 40111. beams, 1 saw no movement making to push forward a single ves sel up the West Sehelit ; and* therefrom seemed more to have their assistance before Fleshing. thou that they should lie iicserive in the Veer tint; and Viol might at auto lime be re enalsark vet from Kaiumakio. he a fro hours. when ever their traiisports. could be brought up from Veer, nod there 0411 toe ia.cat cbauce of oar pm ceediug to our ult nor rieennelion. 1 have already stated. that Itionnakiiis surren dered on the evennig of the 9d of August. lasitiedistely upon this recut. feeling. as I did, great uneasiness at the delay which bad already taken place, and at the departure from the ori ginal plan, I wrote a letter to the Askuiral, then at Ter Veer, expressing my hope, that the ships wot Id now be able to enter the West Scheldt by the Sloe Passage, and that DO time should be lost in pressing metered. re at evilly as pos sible, our torthCreperatious; and I estimated, at the Wine now, that he «ou:d muumuus. ate to me the extent of niv:ul cu-operativu lie for the fuller': b:uck.tlu of rivtlaing. u. 411/1 ttee to mitering the coasts of South Berelaiiil, etid watching the peeeagre from the Itimse to the East Scheldt, as this cop. Aeration would govern very much the extent of force 1 tunst be to leave in South Bimeland, whet, the army advinieed. To this letter he did not reply fully till the Bth of Au gust; bat I had a note from him out the sth, assur ing me the transports should be brought forward without delay ; and I had also a eery lung cone,r- Wien with him cm the morning of the 6th, on the arrangenneetil to be aeon fir our farther °per,- tione ; when I urged, it. the struneeet =inner, the ueeeveity of tint losing a moment in bringing up the cavalry soil orduanee stare-ships, hc. Ire. in order that the armament might proceed ' , colloid delay to its dedinstimi ; rad 1 added n.y hopes, that they would receive the protection of the ships of war, pour of which had yet mitered the West Scheldt. T; ell of this, and to the several atrsnyteraents explained to him in th tail. he fully oseentr , l. In his reply to my le ter of the dth, no the Soh of August, he iimptisiiite me that Itt . .rf4l of 11 e smaller veswis of &Ile, Cut Jest:Notions had passed thri.iigh the intri.wte !Passage of 41. e Sloe. anal tkit lie had ordered the frigates to pas up the West Scheldt. to Ise followed by the liar-af-battle ship/ ; sisal he Rave hopes that lie should be stile to go up the river with the flotilla, on the lath of August. at further. sod that the frigates. ■nd line of•battle .h,ps. should follow, as they ease in. in INICCPSO all. The frigates hewrv:•r did slot peel till the evening of the 11th. said the lilac-41..1.0(11e slope only paned to the snehorsge above Flushing on the 14th. the second thy of the bomb ard.nent. These ships lowan to pranged tea the rives on the MN, •t.d erehed an the t9th ; one cliti•!an se ItiAlt es th.! liey betas, Weorden. the o•l.er .•ff •Me Went, where they ressasned ; the Coatrageart pss.ed sLove Bats; the cevetry Airs only & ..t shlough the Sloe Passage at. the Wed Scheldt hem the a t ei to th e 23d. and arrived oil I3atz ON the dtd sad Itth.; the ordnance lilt ;a: dud sture-shipa 0.. through trout tile -2dd to the 24.1, ego ernyed their di-initiation tiff Blitz oil the -24th end ism ); the traimperts for (,roarei.or's dlYlblo4 only came tip to recetse them on the a In c h ilay they embarked 1110. e. tor 11 1 ,, r. General Gl:vault's d,twou ou the 20th and t. ",. and they arrived off Ilatz on the 44111. „ or ; of Brigadier-Gem ral Riatenbu rg h, and the liglat battalioits of the German Lrgi , tts proceeded , 0 Jul, the Earl of Ros.lyn's isivisiou in South•llevehuil• nom this 'detriment, your Majesty will , lice, t i ot notwithstending every effort on my p irt alth the Admiral. the artnansint was not assembled st polut of its deviinalton till the 26th. moil of coun t that the means of commencing operation se em against Antwerp were never an my power. It now became at this advanced period p l y may to consider very seriously the ext)rdiebeY Of 1,1.11. 111 K the ',cloy on the Contaseut. Oa conlParin v a the intelligence obtained SA -to the eireisgth of ti e . enemy. tt imiseared to be melt as to letve 4a*stAh i t, its thy (tamale's of the 39th of Atigu•t) 110 raaaohai,l• itriapeCt of the force under my commute'. 104 accomplisbisig the preliminary operations of se,ls c . log Fort Lillu m well as Lielleuteheeek wt lile po s iie side of Antwerp. without the poss ession 4,2 which the distructiuu of the ships aud amen:din( th e e nem y .could not he effected .; sod in N to this, the sir items% which had begun to attack the army about the gnat. and which was hourly i v . creasing to en alarming retro, created th e • most serious epprehen(inies in the minds of the tordicA meu. as to its further progress. at that nithealthy season. sod which fatal experience hasaeuue shea s to have beets but too well founded. Your Majesty will nut be surprised, if. al d er thew circumetances, I paused in ietittiring the A.i. mi►al to put the array on shore. flue a lantil. l might helve been made, and float any force that h." been opposed to twin the geld would hare yieell to the superior valour of liritieh troops. I her vs doubt ; but then. any such success could have br•.a of uo argil towards the attainment of the slushier obj. ct. and there was still less chance that the "weeny wookl hoveiciven us the opportunity. Se cure in his fortresses. he had a sorer gene to pisy, for if aver the army. divided as it must necessar* have been in order to occupy both ha•tks or use riser, expelled to the effects of innodatiou on every side. and truth all its coutinunicatiosa liable to he cat out. white the forte of the enemy was dady eel Innerly ineressiteg, had once sat down before Ad. were, it is unnecessary for eat to point est to yew Majesty how critical isnot in a *licit time bemuse then situation. But when, melded to this, seism to an Dimming extent had begun to spread itself among tier troop% steel the oertain sud feud pre vets of e bit:h. at that mason. was het too sell a ceetaissed. it appeared to MC. that all fortlierat. Vitae! could only teed to enm•nit irretrievably the safety e the arms►' which yew' hitti,ety had coed• dad to me. and which every principle of unitary slaty. as well as the direct team of my instractitms, alike krhod. In tluo sate dine% I esmeldered diet those was left m e no alternative, but to porme the COMM hays alraidy stated. for yaw Majesty's Wm motion, iu say dispatch of the 429th of August; and that conduct I note most humbly, hat st the tame time with perfect couitienite, submit to year Majes v'e jiaginent. • Isbell here doer Asia report; which heal fcst..3- ready detained your Majesty but too long ; by sewing that wherever it has lorru tat:emery for mr se advert to the disliptentmeas experienced, th-oscki the arraiweinents ofthe Ad toteal,in the anal raiMit I lied' bees taught to titpeet. I hare cs. , filtti myself to statinz the r.c:h; *whaling. as it bromic me, from all canasta, mei lemony( it to Ihe 14- Iwlnds in such report es he nosy make of hit pn ceedintis. to luring aide. your Majtaty's view '10: circumstances which may le toe oCeusteme.l sad, above all, to amount for the el:Menhirs watch prt vented the iovea racist of Flushing (a pivot arts even doubted of before) as well as show the 'lwo eics which remitted themselves to the early 1 0.- gm's of the armament up the West Scheldt, whir+ operation I had always looked upon as the primary ohjtct of hie instructions, and on the accomplisl tura of which our heat hopes of success in say of the ulterior objects of the Expedition princlp* I`. of nut whitllv depended. (Simard) CHATIIAN. Pt. Orlaird IV the King. October 15th, 114 Jade Fob. law. !AWEK4dI. P iItLIAMENT. MOUSE OF LORI" I sAgeovr, Fit. Tits Aoyal Assent eras civets, to Commission, to their* Duty Sill The Cuteneisiouuera were, the Lamp Coat , the Duke ea 31 se, Wit Led WILS111•• Sit Jame. Graham. Mr. Adam, Mr. Lasiiirtitaa, and fere rat other M'ele'e , Mom the Kedge of Cummins. kneed up the Teo Million aad • Hatf Exchequer !lire Bill, thither illnra and • Ha' E•abihiurr hills Sin, the Prune W Ives's I.nitila Bill, and tbr tionlificatios luileinuity Bill glitch were 1441 epos+ toe table, wad tieverally read the brat tinae. Mr. Milliards , was beard, to reply, in the case Irani e. Deastry 11•ite —Judgment usi &mks,. ltE%tKhlON BILL. E 4ll km. rl a hill foe preventing the g uot of ogi.e. in revripi.,,,, and " That it be Iwo firm Lord ARDEN l'o4e: le eppopt l os rend, oh< groom:. that it • so, au infristu•loi lit of Il' .10," prerogo ive; and. therefor, it ‘ll.l s ,ier•-• y I. • CO/1.•ot bliuti'd br 4)l44:west, to ti,rr the isittorbiri• Li such m t ill into diet 1 Jun.... 'nitre WO4 •p . (Tibia f r tins tootle of loocee.tilig, r, h• 11 • 11,e •a• ill tend Uted. to the litigu of George 1. Earl ( on dirt Hot • iah to ell . es,, t ti.s.e, into ; lust i t %iv raiinartiort . that such no of jrct.trii be merle in thi‘pt of the B 11. The Lou n CMAWLEI.I.OII t l iong lit the oh.t. os e I.f euto.ide,elple i ii•our t 4tte r, mud go d tio propriety of at:Jo:prima the pet silit till to-nnurrovr, for Or p it. Inviir os ivrtai..olit. e:,rrertli , the pr.icie.• ..1 tile House. Lool hit coo ,n net 'l4 that " W Vito!lt tXt ottib•ii:g bbe st •r.l MONA e t lot . 1 7 lieunaems. , /1 ri..liti;,64 01 :hi. IV! 1 96 brlievt.4l. tie tnavolf. liv "'" Ws, theireirl) kraiauu tilt int it, o f xay I •A , bra' tut a.t t hail O •C i Y twos ad tlor tote Nil, •11 The I I • rnul •luteve in) id! • Ith e' Lord coomoo su, porte Lop d tt ? t!..crclor Via; liar of oce The joyruout al! Ina Irtu V. 4 4:0..%, w ht I Ncl•le tr i Tile a The D tIh.HI CYIII. I / 4 1 tans, .1 we. to Mr. H H littirele) ivied I. :gr. IL beim I eseaty Tr "ib Os CI Wen p windy, OKA M *Me L **-U stilsou be owe beil. October, en. be M Aite amass Mr.' aloha sod t - ho, Poo*. i I rolls oc. maim d's 61ii411( 1 bqk I 17 " That Ake is 6i. Orr hilii!,g Mr. I !try g I °2* Ut. dlr. I re., tii {Kati I tivir bee peti 101 l that of c Altrr G. nitQuiti tile Ho t wet ePtniate OM to Dal 6w aim In ..4-. s Jo. n I f,, f , , 1 V:ts " 11 , I i Th. ' 4 4441, „.,0•1 Ni, NM `+lo I. nlii "list 'ttn 6 4itt tr.,. th, : ,. 0 . ,:i • d, I% MI 13'11'4a:1"aiher -11:1411 wwi a ss . moat; tootgreiflopes l a s, magey, aad April or was wholly disappoioted, the information already might be peeseseed, sod all the loath ries ha:mitt Sloe Passage late the Wed Scheldt r m . , i s, at eisma, at ths crows linhamor. stated. atriosefs, berme your Mae ny will have in a great Witabllre reVerse k and thereby the position or the Fretich to the 23d, taxi arrived oil Sass 0 the ltd a nti of any I through trout tile -22 d to the I k e" - " ill * Fairthures e ." Cisrile° " `" fula-t" " I ' 'hewn. Mid V ibleJl It will Isolate duty to brio [ mere them if they vetenred to remasu over Fluslisteg o 11th .; the ordnance sit ;a. and sture ls -ship7. l-2 1 c ,,,.._ 4h ! we. bye Loodout aua Mr. Verma,Sterte,Sistlord• 110.4 * pa. treailarlY Mules' you; Mad. Ky l e view, whin l de- would be, a. it were, turned, ~.d their retreat reit-- Thomas Katie sad Charles ?rata n yob, of Lamtboars- -romper , * for -Lieut.-Geeernl Grocvetor'. d i i i ,: o t oa lle reved at had opt Word-flmaihsra, Leedom ameivisats, to asreereler, Filets- tell the soosequent too. s- of-our prociolings. • dered owe dif6colt, *bile the attack on them by their destination off B.tz iiii the - ....at1i end ish - w-11 I. ary, la,, March a, sad Aiwa 3, at Se*, in Gaildhall At- Froin who' mew thi • failure elicited; whether it oar ships would have been much facilitated ; and, I barmy, Mr. Herlesmi, towel -street, Strimil. ar. Me aimed inabrunit, of se.hetailon tad crue...tioa. arose . 1 , 1.00/b.wog.. 'co! arriengell lents Oil the port of for th ,.. is o . hjecirtbe i d g ivision of for [lope rather only calor tip to rec.:lie them ma th e {pes o from tale 1/011/11S, the rest of which dew II .e I k e d .1 . '" .ii General t l....iiii.yaleul'l:t " d r iyisio ; ti 3 o l ti w th l : ° 21;1 1 1 .11 : 1 „ 11 1 e ' . . 1 1 : - : - . h , ai' Crewloraley losibmi .pill. t, IS.. ( l=ts , February toe nonotret. Ur Mrs Me unavossiotde r. volt el iluili- preceded . isi mut been 01 se, March O, sod April s, at elsons, at. . Athiesey, cultic* ii.liertut to the uature of the Expedition it- the Beet. titer ton Mr. !aim', Wahesoh. Ir d ' im • self, nis our for toe, tonsidentig it 'muscly as a lot. The novigation of the East Scheldt Was found and they arrived off Bats on the 44111. lit - ' DI IILSIMI. vat questrum to presume to offer tiny °pontos upon moat difficult ; best by the skill not perseverauce of Brigadier-General Itnitenburg The aftwelsay 'John Mal i _ _el losideoliallelreet, LeMells loge t o xi of Sir itiehord Keats, tine purpose VMS h app il y batlselipite Of the German Legi.iti proceeded Modulol, -- tor, at Hefts, wi illendliaA. your *Jeri y. • viaduct Marcb 3. Thomas Hetes thied,lase of the Pooltry, lois- . I may, however, be r here proper to remark, that. 'dud early accomplished, though the troops o ere the Earl of Roa.lyn's iiivisiou in Southileyehu;s. par awl dos, sad of *atom Wielleia, Minty, slaithaserelsesit, to all the 'projects which have at atrium times beets cafrod a great say iu 'chop. mid hoots; and this nom this statement, your MaFsly will see, t ha t *listen at tsetse, at Giallebill. bAtught forward on the *object of an attack upon division was lauded near Ter-Goes, finui whence notwithstanding every effort on my pin s ",r i r, any it& Ill " cli 1 " dull* taa. ' Tiumm "' r's'er , '"' d Th " e " °l6 / 1- theishiad of Walcheren and the Scheldt, the tie- they swept all the betteries in the c.turitl that could Admiral, the artarnost waii not hi 1 1 ''' anent ed st ti., same, sass et trasitelsoisar, Leedom, newborns, at um, •eh et, measly id leaving .a wind a good des( to the wale impede the programs - of our ships up the West potut of its deoination till the 26th , mid of coon / Lord at liuddliall. • Scheldt, and pOsiedoed themselves on the ed of Monk Iv: . Julia Hey Notelsimos, d Poked ofrele , no. ward, with 1110 J role a • Mu. k g has always been in- • that the means of commencing operatiocs mom coition • forit-rtreet. 1 111 4 4 0 ams• Mresittori en oevri at tieveliAistl. *dad aw e _ IV .temit these advai.•a,,,.", to the me August of the important post of Ritz, to which it . against Antwerp were sever in my power. ~,,p ose Ihradoe. taw, the p •ccoge wauld be slinicott ; iii toe other, had bee. protaiscd the army should at once have It now became at this advanced period my a.. 1.... id m a rch is. Joh* Aistua, the !miner*, of Ken' a " 4 "'"?'"'' the surf would tot vent a Imam • on the points Wee broliSlit up, to consider very seriously the expediency - e' el• at, millers st ark tit , al doe Sliah.peare Tavern, isi hew- .. . _ . * 1 •1 •.1 Hoe reinsinett in powession of this in the nriny on the Contineu ut 1"-- lo i.i , r teemed shoat Nemesia lir u s other re , . re s. 11 the • 11 enottit. 434 , otti r ton v a i ' r raw. upos•Tyne. Valois , ?Lodi 17. hieharil trestmeott, the elle', of M must. street p•mettc iiedmice, owing so the wood loowitig strong Po^t• tl'billt not a itioott being t *lee attacked by the intellige•nee obtained Kalil the strength qit I r I .ljo , Av. t ( e. i ree's.ltsoonso - stnees. W s k henes, se nl .'• 41. *t lams 1r .8u the wects aid. the•curl au, actually such as to thi• enemy c foil a, for air. els• s before soy : of the enemy. tt appeared to be melt as to letre hisstn, l ,7 ' , "'. 41 at tiaddholl. Loudness ph-vent .. Ist de. , nu either of the moots Airst fixed gun-non... cruder Cajun. Sir Ho.ite Popham, acre in toy rlopatch of the 39th of Attgu•t) no reamomi.le 'larch 14. Thnasshattarthwalto, of Kroll% if. 0 olorlas.l, . .. on for that ourougo ov the Admiral •• aid the mina. otottol sip t h e N•dt• kit to l 'ils , "'Wiwi% f apect of the force under my comma,' i „,,..: 4 +.3 i pas Sasser. ' ll Sis i ns• " it " Cud "'"" ja II "'" 1'41461' Si " I ' - ' - . ' But it will he r. colleete I that loath these -r - - I .* -' Of 1. , ac. Dun of the gore-ha:tee mid trait porta, at anchor in ese topers- acconsplishisig the pre.ionnery operations of wis e . DOI, wi, The vslorined. )I.rch 17 sir Matthew lituaiim, Kaight. Tb miss Willem the hurtle Jeep, ire. 0 tttttt 4 v , .;y e, s; ice,. moll the tious tcoded directly to for. unl the original pur- lug Fort Lille as well as Liellitoohoeck MI ille op. jouruini as., sod Willem% Moms. of Graerelmieh str. el,. Weir I tale urcrean .g. Ise i:,usksi .1 se . / ...o.ify 111 carry such pose aa ro id Pro tn . .. tilt the Scheldt; the former posite side of Antwerp, without the po neii ,„,, ut . da, troweio, at twelve, et traionrsti. v;rt of the fleet as. *twit at rie sl, for safety lido the' by opening the Cu 'an .d Clarinet , could the land- which the di structiuu of thy ships and se win g, 4 111.•nie if /..but Jardine, of Mar}inart, Camherlead, dealer . sue of Lord Hu utley s di. ision have lwesi effected the; enmity •elitild hot be effected .; and in .1 d• sad elem ,at twelve, at ye Wove of Illisatteth Vickers, ousit-pot. and by s!.reti lite oi. the dietitian of thehos toafeeper, la 11Thdelmmea army deattoyil for the Clot Iv of I?alcheren woe eso. the seemel, by <mowing the progot se of our fleet to this, the sickness which had begun to attack hit "hoot 11. Sobs Knolsot. Isle of reset. Comsat , , .sit- ablest to ..ti ct its limiting fr a osoreslitheret new dung the 1711.14 of South Develaimi ; while this di- army about the itith, and which acs hourly is. Tle amber; at litetrea, at the Heins lea, to Cerwherne, Su. Clio-age nn g l ee il ia , 5 . „ 1 . 1, , a the westward at. Fort Siss...4l under Sir John fit Ile. was at the same einve creasing to an alarming retro, created the coma Iweemel. shoo II salt. Al tic. line, the stivoinii under Lieu- so far advoisred toward. the destination at which serious apprehen.ione iii the minds of th e InedicA al! livl , Mars* is. Maim Clay, of Swell Shield", Dnehaut, Mien. iii.: c.. I. *aro., at 5t ,,,,,,, 5 , ii , fl o w s la os t o „ , i s s out h mom,. truant -li•meral I.ortt Rocslyn, as kv , •ll as that under the ratted the armattiesit 1/..1. 11. be Ore. mbled• men, as to its further progress. at that nithealtily It will now only be necessary for ire to bassi he. season, and which fatal experieuce hscrouue slimsl, ~r! ( t:ItTI CIcATEs....• oaten Le. Lieutenalit•(!ener.l Gram coot. also the cavalry. Ea,is . Wallis thary,ofhtarafoed street, Sta..kfriareeimad, arum, artil ery. &••.w. re mot averred ; hut they were after , . ("re our Majesty the .Inter e t which Ow sever.) to hove beet , but too well founded. t h e ports of the atinsment were enabled. accenting to Your Majesty will nut be surprised, if. and ,* ii.to 1 . . e • si4llmirr. wards, (et their melting the island, ordered by `'o-m+ ' a Dothel lielas4, avow/ taloa Ponies, Soalbomploa. batmen Admiral l o wlie r V r.rr G a l, I i i s , h owever, pers . '. the arringemeut i•f Sir Mihail Strachan. to put- thew circumstance., I paused iii leviiiiring the t,I. remelts". .., . co t, l e damming of atte n t io n , t h at this measure , me their progress up the Scheldt. In 'hie place, Fort's, to put the army on *here. filet a Israe l Ihi 1 Fr seri. Booke, of Rasingholl.t. Lai....0, sr 11;1•1•Ir though in itself one of great advantage. as far as it however , it ma y be proper that I should uresiously might have bean made, and that any force that h., Fah« MUM, late id Mipaltmh Lin. oho, Werth-mil.te,..leel -..-- - --•-. - .-----t applied to the division destined for the attack on advert to the grounds on which the 3d division, been opposed to vain the geld %mold hare fiedell Tile! W. 4 LCHEI(iiN INQVIR Y. Walcheren, day placing the traasports, s• eships, under Lieutenant-Gemayl Grosvenor, as well as the to the asperity valour of British troops, I Al/0110 • -..........-.-- an d email crag i„,„„t ty . „ a. if earned f urt h er , two light battalions of the King's German Lettish doubt ; but then, any such success could kettles-4 gore of ens Roan OF casseaan's STATIMSIT or certisialy *list a little at vatiance with t leading froolPosiog part of the torte destined in the &rat of uo avail towards the attaisiment of the ohis c ,. instance to peoceed spinet Antwerp) were landed obit et, and there was still leas chance th a t t h e its "'awesome's ; Weft, 13 ra OCVOIMIL, 1809. peep's, of the Expedition. namely, the running The D . IPSIIMMTIIIII TO mid atom 14, • resenster, with the right wing, rod the advance of the army at at Watchmen, mul employed before Flushing. 'weeny wallet briee.oitiren us the opportunity. Se- to she H. cesosice 1810- -..... once op the West Scheldt, at the sane moment Your Majesty will be pleased to recollect. that - core in his forme'''. he had a sorer game to piny, Cirri all In submitting to your Majesty • statementof my that the attack upon Watcheren was proceediag ; the norms which sailed from Portsmouth, under for if seer the army. divided as it must necroar* ryes to presceedinp iu the execution of the service your Bat that twee this need have deloyed it for more Lieutenant-Licitly' Sir Eyre Conte, were destined have been in order to occupy both haoks of else or. O. majesty was omeiausly &egad to confide to sue, than three as four days. unless on account of naval for the service of 11'idchieren, and hail been con- riser, rimmed to the effects of imindatiou on e ve , The II ea of the recite which occurred in the coarse of dillictolties s which it will be far the Admiral. slot littered as ruffirient fur that objet.t. according to aide. mad with all its coatioutacatiosa liable is a wearem eater t. it, if • trot my nativist.' Is trouble your Majesty for Me e to explain. I deny ; for as seat as Ter the intelligence received. sod the supposed strength cat off, *ldle the ferceof th e "teal s e a dolt aid Mr. h. tytthe.7 fanner denote of the earlier parts of oar Vetere sad the Fort of Itananakina felt, which hap- of the soapy ; though, at the same tone, certainly hourly inereasiug, had eons sat dime buses Aim Oboe I .operotions, which, having tersanietod in the mesa/ limed on the 3d of A motet. the passage of the Sloe relying. fur ere first effort. araitist Fleshing, on were, it il unnecessary for me to poiht oat to yaw ammo swisetiote of Vfelelieree by ysur Majesty's troops, was open to Me transports end genwessels; or the premised co-operation. of the navy, and °tither? Majesty how critical isnot its a *hod time have trees maga mad the ueeepstion of the adjacent Islands, and of they might have entered by the Dottoo fir by die establishing, as was held out. in the dr a t instance, their situation. But when, added to this, Sokoto*Sokoto*SS CI lawn p the i at mot of Bats, received at the time Znotband pessary, the batteries of Ilyskook , of a naval blockade, esnept on the side of %see god to an *homing extent had began to spread itself natty, year lij f e h e i ty s e moat gear taus approbation ; hut to Vyreeter. and the Nolte, havi n g hems all carted by Raniuitskitun Un'ortonntril, however. this did not among the Immo, tool the oertaia sod Goal pm. ogee rts cooling espial principally is the mutative, which the snap, arty on the Ist of August ; and on the ' take place. and fur several nights after the army , Stets of which. at that wallop. was het too sell as Mr. II Pale INU Maxie** to be permitted -to brim* wider your setae. day the Mob ry of annleir, et the south-west was before Flusoiwg. the enemy succeeded hi throw. cemented, it appeared to fie. that .3 fathers& I woill• Illopsty'e view, Si. dm coosi.teratiots of the two fol. red of S. Bevelanil.ms abandoned on the movement ing from the *NAM e co -at, probably tofu the reare could only teed to cnes'nit irretrievably the stmasai Immo poi elm es most inmeoliatirly applying re the of i detachment fr au • the corps sorter 'Sir Julia canal of Ghent, considerable reinforertneuts into wette of the ' r ite; which your h lti"ef hid cad - be owl etomdips and. tml result of the Eat pedlthems to the Hope ; sod I know of nothion (hot this, of eosin*. the place, which moiled Imo constantly to annoy deal to ele, and which every priselpir of loallavr bun. h acheilk :+1 11 .• be reused epees Shit It, after the is *point fie the Admiral his speak tie) to have prm- our oui r pnets and working perdes and Suall'y to ilitty, as well as the direct teaser my instractitiai. October • twiny yam length mosetalfted near Sate. a landing' vented the liar o of -hettle ships and blaster from ttempi a silly is force, though happily. from the abbe deetiod , orb hs in pie-ecouuti of she ulterior *sem of the Expe• coming in awl putties op above Phobias*, In the valuer of your hlejesty's troops, without saccea. In this elate of Minim. I maiitlered that Mow =, eliiim• io•Y um dionsod advisihle :o.edly, Why that first megadeal s according an the plea origitiatly des Tito proving very harassing. partieularly from the tai left me ear altermatee. but to pewee thematic After limy ma not memo there iswelabied s to reasheare tided upon. great difficulty of coinnontication between these. I ' have already stated, for yam Majesty's alga moat 116 011umettere forth *r einercOMMl. , Before, however. I pumice farther the gaud* of vend parts of Our line ; 1 determined. in ardor se motion, iu soy dispatch of the 99th of August: • Wobompart to the former prepositiois. I ete its- the promoting. of the army. iv/valued as they its.relieve the troops, and peas forward the siege with and that conduct I now most humbly, hot at the Mr. ' dined to think that it is so clear end evident. that creamily were moth a footing should be stained un ass much rigour as possible, to avail myself for the game 'time with tierfect couidente, submit to yew dimity eta farther operations twalil et that time. and in the the Consist-at) by the issiuvenseists of the navy. I time of the llllrlfells of these corps; but it is to be Majes v'e judgment. soul de theta siettly state of the army. hive been usletiaken must for a two netts refer to two s-pa-ate operstimisi remembered, that this woe only stew hearts.. I saw •• I obeli here doer Alia report; which Nisi 6' l /. 3 * ignoble With. any prospect of sisecest, that it would be mi. the she unler Li, sainsii-t-thneral Lord Huntley no movement making to posh forward a single yea. ready detained your Majesty but too long ; by Isle home, secrownts trespassing on your Manly to enter in- and Commodore Owen, suet the ether ander Lien. eel up the West Sehelit ; await therefore seemed owing that othereverit has berm net:emery fur stele Pathos i tharach more herd on Hsi. Prltht thrill 110 s berm taaant•Ctese al Sir Julto Hope and Rear - Admiral more ',thimble us have them assistance before advert tO thr ditigliewatnienra expenenced , th'osta woo a already brought 'whirr your Mims sty. in any dig- I Sit Richard Keats; but troth directed to mast and Fleshing. thou that they should lea j oa esive in the the arraogeenen is of the Ad to iaal.in the mit& elle*. .'•""' Li•io's Ite•iia.,l pitch of the josh of August : And the chief object insure a resit' pogres , ogress till the Scheldt. hod the Veer Gut; and they might at any time be re. resat. , I loot beet/ tough. to etre . < I l'unv e•" 1 " 4 t of this paper wilt be diractel to shear to year NI..- Admiral fm ind it pracii slit.- in other respects. embarked from Kaminakiu. iii a few houro, when- myself to ststinr the foc:s; *rotating. as it bromic Ishar( leery, that the ammo/ past. siamelf, why the army Witbleme •t to the former. which was damned to ever their transports. could he brought up from me, from all comment. and leaving it to the All - 101 1 1 y MOB aos brought up sooner or the destination trent destroy the Cotl.eiel 1 / 4 11e1i , sowd particularly that Veer. *ad there W4s the (d4al dimwit of of oar pt.,- Minds in such report so he may make of In. to. - "That whence its ulterior *past's., were to commence ; of theskens. had it been totem I M once into etfer, ceediug to our Mt noe•hestintelion. 1 ceedintis. to liring undo. your Irby< sty's view '10: Ake 18 la mires) a am. mustdeia.i tttt t awl that tiesdelay mid that the Adiniral could have availed himself I have already stated. that linumnakilis were'. Firehmetahree willieh conyli tte occoas i w el th ' l " . h. Olga did to no shape teal with me. .4 depend ulnas any of it, to babe the ships up the West Scheldt by the dewed era the eveniag of the 3d of August. ' sad. above all, to amount for the didlculiirs whir hi hil.ii,g I ( lial 4 llketUa•ths to shell the emir mss conceived, Wheeling Putworge, it would have been of the at... lasitiediately upon this eveut„ fecti,.g. u I did, pre vented the iiseee'rneist of Flushing (a pivot nose Mr. J i every (wilily. an the tootral,h4riug hem elf ,ruled moot adv stowse; but it wog ceetitaly rather forte- great uneasiness at the delay which had already even &related of before) as well as thew the alt"" - trwi I atria by their mommeats to the speedy progress of the este it did not sake piece at a later period, as s after taken place, and at the departure from the on- elrs which reamed themselves to the early pre - fil g armament, all the traitsports. rtureships. &c. were ordesed into lonia plan, I wrote a letter to the Admiral, then grew of the armament up the West Scheldt. whir+ Indein.: this, it will. I teat-are, h. necessary, the Veer Gat, and the plait et rusting at mice op at Tor Veer. exorcising my hope, that the ships operation I hod always looked open as the pruner ane of for the sok.. of perspicuity. that I should take up the West Scheldt by the Wheeling Channel seemed wot Id now be able to cuter the West Scheldt olocct of hie instructions, and on the accomplisl - Mr. I the coosiderattea et this business from its cons• eletodetted. the oliject of destroyiug the Calmed by the Sloe Passage, and thit no nosesage, should be went of which our heist hopes of success in soy of o re.l a aseareseat, batteries mast I. and a lauding there would only lost in pressing forward, r• a, eellty as poi- the ulterior objects or the Expedition pritieliiell• Puma . Tow Majesty will permit me here to reed! to bare been au umiecewatre ri.k. and a very wearer- sable, our farthcroperatious; and I egoested, at tte if not *boll. - depended, dependelL lire ix ' your recollection. the change which took piece to Meat separation of eon form, and of course ores- same time, that hit «ou:d colli.itUril"the to ine the (Sword) CHATHAM. Lieut.-Gen. oti its Me forging! project formed for the attack of Ant- aimed great delay in collecting it for ult. nor nix, extent oh wind ca-operatiou I.e cott:d Alen.. as well Prese"ted , ellls Kent. October trial, Isell O m of c ails F t ob. pie weep, and of the Errn.h !Lott its the West Scheldt, rations. It stimit hot, however, be forgotten, that for the futon: blockade of P Wilting. 0.• eh it .. stew__ _ _ Alter Mr. G. in rem, of the opinostia ef the General sad the difficulties here tanned net to Ise onieh gleater to proteiconig the cutest, of South Beecham!, mid 1111PliKbil. P 4 ItLIAMEN7 I nitstut ftwi e lratre, te.whota nil. Treviso. was referred ; than had be is at all foreseen befoce Ise sailed. 10 watching the passages from the :110-use to the -- e mon.-- and a I Oialsoll.'4l sorratiou ut the army sad navy ; slit 1111 l place, the beat. wits so reposed, that in East Scheldt , as this cowilleration would govern MOUSE OF LORDS, 'icasoate, Fs'. VI. 11 Ie 11sii It , at the whet., with the exception of the forec to lie left blowing wetrilter it was found impossible to laid ; very much the extent of force I most be to leave iu The Royal Amu was riven, Ay Commission, to the IA for the redtwoon of Watchmen. to proceed op the end. from what cosy I know not, the Marquis of South Beveland, whets the army advatieed. To D ut y Bill. The C miumwere more Um l ea p CPAS- e llslate *"vet Sulie id', was menulingly detentomefew. -Hawley's der meld not he takes, up. in the this letter he did not reply fully till the Oilsof Au- , the Duke wSI se, sad Lunt WILSISW Oa th Upon the prectieololity 0/ <etch an operation he. first instance, high etiough to attack tlwltreskens pet; bat I had a note from him on the sth, ester- stn. Ilia James Graham, Mr. Adam , Del for tog at mice carried into execution, which era. how- bitters.. the wily wear, Gout its situation, of much mg me the transports should be brought forward M rat other ealtimes oat the 11101111C.ACustmens, nee. , s o , tier, the groundwork of the Expedition, and which itoportatice. lii tolilit to this. the etsmiy, who I without delay ; anal I lied also a very long convey . - Mr. Lustiirigtoo, and. seer-. 4 SW v the To Milken a Half Exchequer fat's Bill, theist 11.. i... *Woe. in the o,riniosi of all pawns consulted, had beet. represented by all the iiitelligeoce coin- station with him out the morning of the 6th, on the Ames and • Half Esc err Bala Bill, she Prince . 41: I . llr S SWUM to all nt any prosit it of memos, even in unitnicated to me to he ve•y weak, elitmet tactually amine/meet/ to be liken fir oar farther oper..- Wives's Leeds Bill, coil fry Maalificatioa luilemeity Itimill! 'Joh n 1 the mai saw:ohm view o• the subject iu all other witlaint troops in that quarter, appeared to he welt ;tone; when I urged, iii the strongest manner, the a hors litre laid epos its table, mid oeverallt read the a /,afar 1 fropecta, 1011.1 ronfits I entertained great doubts, weltered, aid iii isowi lershie fuse. Vogler these mettosity of not losing a moment iti ',ringing up the time r Hilard* was beard, in reply, is MO Case Irani ' l :iti.4l till doe eoutos u Written of • distinct official opinion, circumstances. actor lino t.) 1.0111 Hartley'/ report, cavalry and orthia Isi nce snips.nisports. store-ships e a. till„,,;" hard. ay sod Wik -Judgment osi Feels,. V Li .1!, Ogress ea '!its point be the Lords of tow ABl.ser.liy, C ttttt modore Owen appears to have experien c ed victuallers. &c. &c. in order that the armament REVCAMON BILL. du Me l sleet& .I. In the allrittatis•, this iniporiard question. great disappointment in not hoeing this- support of might proceed without delay to its dectinctuva ; • Earl (limey s. eus pre kilts r 1 11 hall foe P rele. I .J Th. At the mobr lobe it is to hr remarked, that the used Gardwer's heel cal of his boats; but his cud I added my hopes, that they would receive the g act of situ. es in fere-Dino, h• • oo d '''''' ltd. o OrMlPetloll of Wsl- - limehi which by some persons Lordship. ea i belwire, would newer enter the Wheel- the protection of the ships of war, rime of which " That it be me rra4 111,. fi rst tines" ethpy, it hail been th oighi t poss ibl e to lease behind us, ing Channel at all : nor indeed was I ever sr- had yet mitered the West Scheldt. " . 'Ol sled the 'toluenes of Flashing, which .t had otter gestated with what iustructiona were given to hum , To all of this, and to the several me ingensents ground. that its a. an infroia•int eat iii Ils• l'''. l ' l ' d I is , begs propelled wily to mak. were deemed indta ou this bead. explained to him in doted. he fully assentrl. • Lord ARDEN voce to appose Its ...1.0..A riila. 'l' 1 '.. plCrogll irl.; and, theref or. it wall .0. -0-an y ... , ci 11, pllnliblll to the seearit of the Beet. in caw of doi- Whew it was found that Lord flontley's dial.. In his reply to my le ter of the 4th, on the soh of coo.. rut ' ,homed he uldelaell, le tu.re. the 111 "" dn ' 1 4 1. ..i, sew,; and amisedi y a comideralule /peptone ain't could neither land nor proceed by the IrVlierl. August, he rooptaiurts me that st,er4l of 0 e smaller a: such 8, 1 ill into Diet ;bins... Th. , we ', a a r .. : force was allotted to t is *cycles ; tool, iu thus me, Mg Passage up the Scheldt, ea 1 had intended veswis of diffeieut descriptions hod passed thrtogh ecilint f r this tuode of ploceehttor• ihc " L a ll ii . I , iitli t 1 it WWI biesioltia distinctly agreed epees. that a In- they should, it 111L1detertote.ed to a ithdraw these ; the introtnete tiessage of site Sloe, and lips( he lied limiting the Peerage ea* isitroduced , no the "' ll-- • 6 , p, to r isms attack by the navy, Immo the *ea front, but. from the loststerous state of the weather. it was ordered the frigates to 'tau up the tVe.t Scheldt. to of George 1. , at I L trft, should be mule at the owe time that the troops, flame days before this could be effected. As peon be followed by the line-tif.baitle sha ; and he Earl thiii,VEXOP slid POI .rah to en ter, . ut. 4 . , imardoian after effet•titig their lauding. advanced to invest as et teas accompliehed. they were passed over Co gave hopes that lie should be able to ge t up the river time, into it fli.co.• hill ; but it aa• ''' ~, e Waite Fllisleiki4 ;11 Whig limmt, (oat. by a powerful on- South Bewared. with the flotilla. on the iath of August , at further. that such ins ohjrct.nii shish! fie made in chi , 5 f. tr.,,,, ape•PAums (es 0 11* ow, at the moment the intorts With respect to Sir John Hope's operation, it and that the frigates. and line of-battle steps. oldie B 11. . 11r. 1 pe...oral tin-m.4lw* before the liar, , the tabula was snore persperms. The object of it was this: should follow, as they ease in, in luierriiii on. The Loan CMAIILEI.I.OB thunglit the o' i. rl' •e tit, iiii aid &Wit sits , e4uoir giro. might hero been avoid- -la the original arrangement. for carrying the . The frigates hewever did not peel Floichiner till cm e i.f cousidnalde iiiisortstree, < O , l. , e. ed. tiad a coamler.ll4. ~*rust of the force %WOWd shay at once up the %Vest Scheldt. Sir John the evcuing of the llth. sad the linen -hell le slops propriety of siljoan cilia the pre selat edl " .. " -"" 0‘ ,.. e ri ' . 0 ~,, to this k 4 fv.re *et a' birett „to follow the army up Hopes division was inehtled ; hot just before we only passed to the anchorage above Flushing on the to-marrow , for it.. pit. pose of avct"'"" l " 4. I " ~i .4 the Selseldt, How far tote rapeetation was fu l- sailed. the Admiral received intelltatenee that the lab. the oecond day of the bomb trd.nent. ciaTeetly , the tirtt - it•< - ..ittie House. `•• a., h t 11.* •' aud gusto did , t t l i ' l ' i filled, on *hello , the icoarance given that the Frisch Relit was come down alosest of Flashing . Them snips began te prayed we the river on the Iwo iloo.i.sr.rt coon 'lnt renrati IP 1. , . t• ~ u i Made of the stestiarneot {thy part to he loaded at and werosed to thiesiteu to oppose our passage up lath, shd arnr....•.A nn the 19th ; one diet-ton as high w !hoot tomes-his ..e •:-I•s.la..eueol of ow. . ~,,,. Wseltolierrti eleileshrel ) should beat once sitiopprot- the 5che1dt. , 1...,4 at a ) th e ai the Bey /whew Waorden. the other off ihe 11-8,- lion bit. nagi.i. , et o.e first rea.tiag 0 1 •. hi- 13.'1 . , 19. . I "Lehartt. l'. pmwevlion of the ultimate la this view.it was committed. that, by a feinting Went, where they remained; the Co:tweet teed believed. ne to:n•elf. afiuso.,,..t ..ult tto I? le' i ' • ' ' . ~,,, Memel& of the Expeditiou, wee catri•ot Mt* idect. as the aerth ado of South liteeland s the related Oboe( Bali • iii. cavalry Phi 1 e h It 4 I r oom i got / alai 1 the was Alois ) paseua is.o 4.q.,...1 , . .cd till 41.4 It' d ‘