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ought to holm essuatiniutting a vli4racter of steady friendship to nor r.mo m•a. is not thy only pledge of harairly'Sufrees..us ; for a thousand' kindly iM liner:Les, with which calciliiiims Las no concern, cgatbiur to form an ativlii4 pledge, Jittle inferior in strength, he *height hoPei end foe superior in moral exeellence, he seas seer; to the other." He concluded by driukiNg the health of the company. and a bona of applause followed, and ass longer vont 1111 l ell than almost any which we remember to have Aren't. The Duke of ardford's . preenisoks fnr his sheep shearing, us June pest, were eniboutmed by primed bilb di,inhoted in the roots. His Lordship grove " The Farming Societies in belissid, sad good haishanilinen in En /and, .sc4- 1411 1 14,01wri Woks 6". 1 4 Benjamin Hobhuti3e, and the Biagi Acrienitarel Society." HUKHOUSE rose, and after thanking the corn ridt4 lot himself and the Society, complimented Somerville as mu. of its mo.t zealous and able supporters, sud particularly for his exertions for imptovirrg fine wools. His Lordship toolethis opportunity of mention tog the mode in which he and numerous others have dorposed of their fine wools for two years put, through Thomas Martin and Co. who sell an. sunny in July, on commission. His Lordship then gave "Mr. Joyce," and gi Mr. Curren." Thedetter Gentleman rose and expressed his con- Ildesice itr the resources of the country, were awl mastoid improvements but followed up generally, after the example of his Lord.hip anti others pre sent. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF ZING'S PINCH, GVILDMALL, Simms 7. ratiags at Nisi Primo. Woos Lord ELLsimo autstai soul a Sped*, Jury. FLOWLIL BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. The Plaintiff in this case is the daughter of a re spectable ribbon manufacturer. at Coventry, and the Defendant is a wholesale dealer in ribbons, re. sictisig in Gutter-lane, Cheapside, and. as it appear ed, a man of considerable property ; sod the pre. seat action was brolght to recover a compensation in damages fir a breach of promise of marriage.— The facts of the case, as they appeared in evidence, were shortly as follow : In the spring of 1804 the Defendant became a widower, sod, being in a decliruug state of health, change of air was recommended to him ; in com pliance with this reconimendairou, he went to Co ventry. where he has a ribbon manufactory ; whilst there, he hail the ini/fortune to fall from his horse and dielocate his shoulder. The Plaintiff, who Ito-: sided with her father, next door to the Defendant, hearing of his accident, sent bun an embrocation to bat h e the bruised limb with, and afterwards vi sited Opponent, to see the remedy properly ap plied. This attention on her part had such an effect on him, that he became attached to her, and, previous tocptitting Coventry. he made a declaration of his pasaiion, which was favourably receised on her part. On his arrival in London, a correspondence commenced between them. Se veral of the letters, written by him, were read, wootaiiiing repeated promises of marriage, sad setting forth his lore for her, and religion, in the strongest terms. In one, dated Sept. g, not, he .ay. 6 6 .1 cannot tell what to think of coming to Coventry, I could not come back without you, and I wish to delay our mono till March. Your letter cheered my heart, I could not help kissing it several tunes; mit are the only thing 1 wish to realize-L -you only have therms for me, and 1 hope the Lord will bring about our union." lii another, he rays, • 6 if you disappoint my expectations, I will reinaili single, I would not then marry even the Queen." Seri rid other letters were read, which, from the strange combination of religion amid love, excited the risible faculties of the Conn in a high degree. The defence set tip was, that this was a concerted plan, oti the part of the Plaintiff, to draw from the Defendant a promise of matriage, which, front the disparity. of their ages, he being 50, and she not more than an, years of age, and from his infirm state of health, it would be impossible for him to fulfil.—From the Defendant's own evidence, how ever, it appeared, t h at he did go to Coventry, for the purpo , e of fulfilling his promise, although it did not appear wbat prevented the union taking place. Soon after his return to London, he married a woman several years younger than the Plaintiff; mid, since his marriage, notwithstanding the infirm state of his health, his family has been increased by the birth or wenn an d h e i r. The 'lorry, without leaving the hoz, found a ver dict for the Plaintiff—Damages 5001. LOX DON SESSIONS. Yesterday the Adjourned Sessions of Peace for the City al Londe., were held st Guildhall, before the Recorder, Aldermen, Ice. There We, V several trials for assaults. among which the following was the most interesting. THB KING H. MANN. 111148. 'This was an indictment for assault, (signing the Defendant. one of the Aldermen of the city of Norwich) open the person of Mr. Widdrgrave. Master of au Inn in Biallsopsgate..mriset. The short facts of the case were these :—The Prosecutor and Defendant are both lessees of the Inn, and mine misunderstanding having crime between them re specting the right to bring the fiery Coach into the Yard, the Prosecutor insisted, that the coach should come in; the Defendant, on the con trary, sad lug, that be was determined, MOM" than it should, that life for hie should decide the contr•t. lit this state of mind, about the hour of the arrival of the coach, the Defendant in Waiting began to ejert the Prn.ecutor, ci cs eqmois t succeeded in turning him off the premises, rinsed the gates, and thereby, prevented the coach from -ming into the yard. lney, after • very long trial. pronounced And the RE( oanea , after lamenting had nut ►ettled their differences "flirt, ordered the Defendant ca. and then to be dis- The. him gathy. that these pante. without coming .rto to po y • fine of one charged. LIST OP TIM V.1.10R171% AGA I MIT 1111111111STL•Sull Ma, Will D INOTION Those marked with a • are County Heathers. , Abercrumby, Ha. J.teiddy, 1). Neville, Hon. R. • Adam, W. •Goorh, T. S. • Noel, C. 'N. Admits, C. •Gower, Earl Norther, W. Addisgtow, Rt. Hir*G owes ' IA G. L. North /). J. H. •Grant,G. M. Nugent, Si, a. Allan, A. Grattas, Rt. Hu. It• 0' Nara, C. Anstruther, Sir J. Greenhill, R. .Oral, W. Antoine, W. L. - Greesuagt, G. B. Ossulatuar, Lord •Aichil.ill, M. Greafell,t. • Parcell, W. A iihr.l. Sir J. Grcuville, Lord G. Pease, H. Babingtriii, J. Gates, D. • Perry, Earl Beillie, Eva*. Hall, Sir J. Piggott, Sir A. Bailie, J. Halsey, Jos. Pule Sir C. H. Baker, J. •Hamiltire, lord A.Pollington Vise. Barham, J. F. Illatniltou,Sir C. Punaiilly,Rt.Hw.G. Baring, A. Hibliert, G. • Putisouby, Ham. G. Haring, T. Hippeslay, Sir J. C.Porcheider, Lurd Mat limas, Rt. Ha. C Holthonse, B. •Portman E. B. Itca icke,C. Holford, G. • P.oter It. Ilieldulph, R. K. Holmes, W. • Prittie, Hos. F. Itimbiord, B. P. Hassey, T. •l' in, F. • 1111. 4 h, T. Horner, F. *Quin, Hon. W. Boillialu, H. Howard, H. Rainier ' J. S. Bootle, E. W. Howard, How. Wat.Ridley, Sir M. Homeric, Hos. B. Hughes, W. L. Roberta, A. • Brand, Hun. T. •Hrune, W. H. Rubinson, !lon. S. Bowyer, H. Hurst, R. Roundly, Sir S. Bishaw,Hab.A.C.Huskiastre, W. St. Autry'', Sir J. Brogdea, J. Hutch:sums, Hun. *Savage, F. Browne, A. C. H. Seudarnore, R. P. Bernard. S. Jacob, W. •Sehright, Sir J. Brougham, 11. Jackson,J. Sharp, R. Buller, J. (Eerier.) Johnstone, G. Shaw, R. Burrell, Sir C. M. Joliffe, H. Sheikh T. •Byng, G. •lieck, G. A. L. Sheridan, Right Calcraft, J. Kemp, T. Hun. R. H. Calvert, N. • lima, Hon. T. Shipley., W. *Campbell, Lord J.Laneh, Hon. IV. Smith, .1. 'Campbell, I). Langton, W. G. .Smith, W. Cbaloner, Hub•rt. Latuuche, Rt.He.D•Sumerville, Sir M. Canning, It t.Hein.G.Lat ouelie, J. Stanley, Lord Canning, G. Leach, .1. •Stailley, T. Cartlereagli, Vii. Lefevre ' C.. S. •Stewart, J. ' Cochrane Lind Leigh, R. H. Sturgia. Bourne, W. Cochran, Hun. G. • Lemon, Sir W. *Sumner, G. Cocks, J. Lemon, Charles Symnionel, T. P. Coke, E. Leinua, Julio • Falhot, R. W. Colbrrir N. W. R. Lester, G. L. Tarletos, B. Combs, ii. C. UoYtir Sir E. Taylor, M. A. Cowper, Hou.E.S. IJoyd, J. M. Taylor, C. W. Crerrey, T. • Los', R. Taylor, E. Curses, J. L. Lena's'', G. Taylor, Wm. Cuthbert. J. R. I.tibloork, Sir J. Tavistuek, Marquis •Darenport, D. • Lyttleton, Hos. •Tempk, Earl Dent, J. %V. H. Thompson, T. • Dickenson W. Macdonald, J. Thurston, H. Midair, 1). S. Haitian!, J. t Tieruey, It tones. G. Donde., Hon. L. Marriott, J. *Tighe, %V. Elliot, RI Hon. W. '.llartiii, 11. Tracy, C. H. Weis, C. R. • Vlathew, lion. M. •Trentayne, J. H. Everett, J. H. • %hole, Hon. W. Tinton, Sir T. Evely', L. Maxwell, W. Vernon, G. G. B. • Fare, J. bletborough,Earl cilValpole, Lord Fellows*, Hon. N. • Mithanke 2 Sir R. Walpole , Has. G. Fergus sou, R. C. Mildmay, bit H. Ward, Has. J. IV. • Fitz%eolld, L. H. Mills, C. %Varier, G. L. •Eitsgerald, Rt. Ha. Mills, W. War reader, Sir G. M. Slither, Sir W. Wiatena, C. C. •Fitzpatrick, Right • Milton, Vie. Whitbread; S. Hun. R. Moore ' P. •Wilberforce, W. Fitzroy, Lord Wm. • Mordaunt, Sir C. Wilkins, W. Foley, Hat A. • 3furpeth, Via. iVillialus, 0 •Folry, T. Morris ' E. • IVillisuis, Sir R. Follies, Sir M. B. Musky , Sir 0. Windham, Right Folkstone, Va. • Malays, Sir T. Hou. W. • Forbes, VIP. Newport, Right •Wynne, Sir W. W. TrankLend, W. Hos. Sir J. • eVyurie, C. W. Frerivautle, IV. H. r•inte err, OR sisarYir. Agar, E. F. Coke, T. W. hl flier, Sir T. Aithurpr, Vise. Daly, Rt. Hos.D.R.M aducks, A. A. Alison, George Medea, C. Smith, S. lingerie', W . Euston, F.arl of Smith, G. Rlankbirine, J. Hollywood, Win. Smith, A. Monverie, Hon. E. Howarth, H. Tempklowa, V is. Banbury, bar C. Latour he, R. Ton isolated, Ld. J. Cavendish, I.ned G.Lanibtoss, R. it barton, J. Cavesdioh, Win. Markham, J. j. This Geotleinan's same was inserted by mistake in the List ads, Minority on Mr. Whitbread's lumina, en Friday, the Lid Fehrsary, he being then *baud frum eadiaposition. MINORITY. Those with a • are Cunuty Members. AdMIIS, 11 . 111. Grant, P. W. Ord, Sir J. Ashburnham, Hen. Grosvenor, ken. I Pecos, J L. 1.4. 4 ineresey, Lord • Pakenham, tin. H. Aakll, Wm. Ha tttttt et, J. Polusentooc, Vise. Arlortlsuot,Rulion. • Hervey, E. Pattisou C. • Unionise Lord Pedle Bagwell, Rt. H.. 11. Herbert, don. C. Peel, Sir R. Baker, P. W. Hill, Sir G. F. Peel, R Henke% H. •Hmehinbrooke,YrPerccv.il, R t.Hoo. S. Bank, S. Hodams,J. Phipps, Iloa. F.. Barry, J. M. Holland, Air N. Pitt, W. M. • Beaumont, J. H. Holmes ' 1.. Nosier, Sir T. • Samford, Lord‘. • H ore, Hun. A. Porhin, C. • Ikresford, J. C. • Hope Hon. C. • role, Hos. W. W. Beresford, J. P. • H owean, J. A. Percher, J. D. 'Bernard, Vim. Howard, Him. F. G. Pulteisey, Nit J. Bickel-too, Sir R. Hughes, J. Ruchfort, G. Biasing, Lord House, Sir A. Ro.e, Rt. Hos. G. • Boyle, D. Houston, A. ltuse, G. H. Broderick, Hon W. Jcask moon, C. *Rutherford, J. Brooke, Lord Jesskitmon, Ike. Ryder, Rt. Hogs. R. •Browne,Rt.Hn.D. C. C. Scott, RI Ho. Sir W. Browne, J . 11. Jeplison, I). Scutt, C. Hanel, .1. Juddrell, H. Simeon, J. Brute J. Joss% G. Singleton, 11. Burton, F. Inks; J. Sloane, it eAl•Cri, 3 • Kywastaa, P. J. Smith, 11. ('ampbell, A. Lamellas, Hoe. E. Smith, Jos. •Clardsoosideley, J. 1-amelles, Hou 11. Smith, T. A. *Clements, Hale. J. Leyerster, Hugh Somerset, Lord C. •Clephase U. • Lorkliar;, W. E. Stephen ' J. thaws, Ger. Lan, J. H. Steward, G. T. Clawswel, Eml of Lukas, General •Stewart ' Si J. Calms, D. P. Loag.lticht He C. Shorthig, Sae W. Cooper, Hon. C. A. Loam., I.ord flioplued, ll ;sc. •I'istterell, Ur J. G. Loa the:, Vise. Strohm, A. Cotters, Sir J. •Lowther, .1. Strott,J. H. Cnrkcit, R. A. I.ualimgion, S. R. Story,. W. Croke', J. W. Laiirell, J. F. Suttee, Rt. Hon. Carson, Hen It. • Lygon H... W. C. M. Daniell, It. A. •Matic..d. It. B.A. Swaa, H. Davie., R. 11. •Macumaghtes, E. Thellassea, G. W. Itemart, Larl Marsa, Y. H. Thompson, St, T. Deehovre, E. •Massers„ Lard C. Tlaynor, Lead G. lUfterin, Lord • Masse's, Lord K. Thymic, Lord J. 'hog. nse, Dr. Maimars, R. Tossethesid, Iln. W. •lholas, itt.llo.R. • Iblamirsal, W. Jos. Valentine, Vise Farquhar, .1. • Melliab, W. Vaisterbe‘ ilea, I). Fellsorest, W. H. Milne., R. P. Villiers, Rt. Hiss. Ferguson, J. Musitagse, M. J. C. Fitzgerald, A. • Miertgolocry,Sir J.Vre„ R. W. Fitzgerald, 1.. Mare, Lord H. IA Miser, Rt. Ha. T. Parlour's, Vow. •Illorpa Sit C. Ward, R. Forri.t.r, r . rd. Muni% R. II edderhura, Sir D. • Foote. ' lit llenJ. Shorty, Lord'. Welby, IY. E. Fester, Hue. 'F. Mousy, J. • Weal's, Gen. Fuser,. J L Murray, Sir P iviu,,to., IL Foull.es, Fe Needham., Ho.. F. Wigram, R. 'Gat, ~)io , I :eii Neiman, Rt. Hoe %% israss, W. (ebb., Sur V. Sir F:. Winslow', k. GIN., 1., Nichol', Sir J. ti ilms, G. Gm .hoi, J ..,• N mina, Gea. •W polkas% H. P. Geol....rim, IL" •tbdell, W. V 4 hark. F. Grit. on, sir J. *O'Neal, Ho.. J. Turks, Sir J. S. Giant, sr W, We era mach coocerneti to ;oat., that hia Grace the Palle of Bcprosa is coliblita &, iadispipaities at Woburn Abbey. EXPEDITION TO THE SCHELDT- HOUSE OF COMMONS. T 9111111111141 D•Y-.-11•IICil I. MINUTES of EVI HENCE takes before the COMMITTEE of the WHOLE HO/USE, appointed to coesider of the policy and cosolott of the Ice EXPEDITION to the SCH ELDT. The Misfit Hoe. SO JOHN A NSTRUTH EK, Bert. ill the Chair. The Right How LurdViseount CASTLXILIAGH, 111 MtElbe, of the Hour, called is. Examiaell by the Committee. Has your lowilebip brought with you the Memorandum alluded to in the evidence of Lord Chatham!-1 have; I should wish, in delivering is. this paper, that the Committee would allow ote to state Ilse circialustaucia under which it is presented. Having been called opus. to produce lbe a Me morandum" referred to in Lord Chatham's' evidence, I can bare uo übject ttttt to du w. ; but I do nut apprehend it to he clothed with any strictly official character. The circa's. stances %leder which it WAS prepared I *rill state to the Com mittee. I think it was on 11,.. list of June last I received His Majesty's pleasure to proceed in the execution of the Expedition to the Scheldt; 1 inioned.ately prepared a projet of instructions, which I comm.:l-uteri, shunt the aJci of the same uniath, to Lieut.-General the Earl of Chatham, Commander.in-Chtef of the laud part of the operations, and bad eubsequeet cummuuications with his Lordship on the plan of operations as therein described. At a latter period I submitted to the consideration of His Majesty's Government, the more Eimer.' instructions of the itith of July, which were adopted, end to which His Majesty's sign mauuul was atfiseit—'rlic Projit of Instructions, which I now deliver in, although at the time communicated to His klajesty'a ten, I apprehend can only be considered as a memorandum of the view, which, as Secretary of State fa the War De mo-tomtit, I personally entei nosed of the manse that service was to take, end Nowt wbwli I hart official cwinnuniration with the Coinentrider-iu.Chiel of the army to he employed upon it. It emstaiiis the principal end outline of the melee as it was at that time in my coutemplation; aid I rather be lieve correctly represents the general uuderstanding which prevailed lietweesi II w Majesty's Government and the emu mauder-iii.C.bief, with respect to the mode in which it was to be carried into execution, under the instrartions of the 'tit b of July; hut I do slut consider the paper itself u haviog been formally sanctioned by His Majesty's Government. Did your Lordship afterwards in any measure utter the view you then had d the sobjeet .—There are two points which I should wish to state to the Committee, is which it was altered; the lint, the petal of Cadund, subsequeet to the receipt of the Report of the Board of Admiralty, bearing date the 19th of Jame, upon a representation of the import ance, with • view of facilitating the entreace to the West Scheldt, of accupyiag Culturl, a it.terisioatiss to that ef fect was taken. The other point on which • change of de termiestion took place watt, with respect to the "Prelim that should he given, as to the disposition of the army after the operations against VValcheren were terminated. Ins the Me mulanduni now delivered, the directions were to Klein • positiuu on the Scheldt until further orders from home; in the instructious (Witte itith of Jai!, the army was ordered to return immediately home on the termination of the service. The reason of that cliaine was. that upon a fell consideration of the general state of affairs at that moment, and parties-. tarty of the supply of foreign corn, as applicable to service abeuad, I did not conceive that the Got eminent was justified in contemplating the possibility of mnatiouiug • protracted course of sere ice upon the Continent and ie cossequence of . that and other cousideratiuns, a determination was takes. to direct the army to return to England Oil the termination of the service, leaving an adequate garrison in the islaad of Welchem, for its security. (Ilia lAwilship delivered in the Memorandums (No. t. and No. g.) which were read.) Prujet of Instructions, Sos t sad t. Communicated by Viscount Castlereagh to ii,ieut..Cseaeral the Earl of Chatham, June, !son No I.—Draft to the Earl of Chatham. (Secret). " Downing-Well, 18041. " M V Lea D-1114 importance of checking the naval purer which the enemy a so rapidly acrutssilattay in the Scheldt, mid of making a powerful diversion in favour of the Austrian arms at the present moment, has drier-mined His Majesty to direct the efforts of hie naval and military forces to that quarter. " The accompanying Statement will inform your Lord.li'p of the amount of force of the respective services whirls bra been ordered to prorcc.l on t►is conjoint expedition, the chief military direction of which His Majesty has been gra ciously pleased to remade to your Lordship. " Although the effect that may be expected to he pro duced on the general scale of the war, by the employ Weill of ■ lari4e Rittish army, uf out less than sitolou men, to equal ter where the enemy bas so mace and such important tole. rests at stake, bas had a principal share in determining Hi. Majesty's Covet...wait to undertake the present enterer ne, your Lordship will consider the operation in question iii it. esccution r as snore immediately directed against the Meet and arsenals of Trance in the Scheldt. The complete emcees of the operation would include the capture or kstrnctiva of the whole of the enemy's phi" either buildiug at Antwerp or afloat in the Scheldt; the en tire deorortuni of their yards and arsenals at Ants erp, Ter muse, and Flioshine; and the rendering, if possible, the Nehrlilt no longer naing.ible for ships of war. ‘' As the accomplishment of these important objects, ist their fullest extent, must in a great incaiiiire depend sport the rapidity with whirl§ the enttrprise is can icd into execs. 1,00, it has berg ikcinevl advisable to appropriate such an amount of force to this service as may rouble you at the same time that you o ccu py Waletorten and South Belieland, to advance at twice a considerable corps against Antwerp, which may be rvinforced se soon as Flushing is invested, if not actually reduced. • " As oh.. attainment of the entire of the objects which His NlMesoy lons in view may ultatiessel) hr ilicoppootatrd, Arnold the enemy have the means of ameoulolue; an such uretigth ulna Autos erp, a. to render perm.; erance on your ILordslsop's pout inconsistent with the ICC urity toryour arusymnar Lordship wall, in that case, use sum utmost endenvuots to eome r t with Ihr err v, to scram as man y o f t h e objects ab ort 'masted out, us Ilse corrunistimees of the moment will permit; and, as the pomessucin of the Island of 'Antrim-en and the port of Flushing, zany, on themselves, under sermon eoutiogeoeics, be aryii•abous of the u I mod rap. qUellty nt the further pro se...mon of the war, I am to signify to your Lordship the kiss's monomials, that, its the event of your being obliged to retire host the issue advanced pouition• Oil the ArlseWt, vow maiotain the e.h. tat of 1% nit:lmmo toll Ills Moirst)'s far ther plessonre I. rivaled. I forlaar to easier into any details. with respect to the exerotion of She service silk •hteh your Iwwd•htp is en trusted. These will more rorreetly sug;,4 themselves to !r oar Lordship's military "flown ohm, spat the spot. Thalr is only one case swish I deem it necessary to provide for, Namely, thst of lin sevvire is all its part. having Wee eon, pletely rtforted, awl the moirient armed whew a fierislONl mast he taken, whether t►e army ►hall desrenil the &beide, fee retain some position in what're. rm In mouldering this important great:oat, your Loodrhip is aware that the state of the C31111)1140 on the Continent da • not, at the present mmorot, period Ilia Majeley's trowel-ob. iinent tor...template the porsibility of cournmiscing opera tions with a Iletti-iti army, fluor • Want an noich in mkt mice tosaril. the frontier of I' a. *Mue r' , n ei th er i„ them any all. force as Set io the tielal in the North of nrrmaity, of ...W. lent magnitlide, trills atom. au sthaiire from the ice eatilii be countimeil ; 1101 Isa• It Lee., his nst .1 r 01.1.1.51 with the r , lerity of roue, alert, its whit Is th'• issuer. Of tie In • m. Ink .1 attack ilepoilJ. to we the tinny IntlIptIr•I Ilroft • .rage 16 11111 +mail itualify It inenter 1 1 1 11111Calairty 11p.11 a . 1 he ExperKt . 'mist then fort be rmisolen•.l as not in lb. but llnqalorie aauonus lag Otis,' I harmr too than that Of• conshosiosig watts It a poste& fel dirersiou 4K,tn.t the torsi), 4 . Vs Mkt the operation is in peaveys other prosper t• roar epee theinar tars, aril are ins us. or, • barb ins) 'who. II is dsjesl?•s Gene' nest•t to emend their 'wait " The prow I elf tbst *wee el seism wall, it is to is. hoped, (liable Its Tffruestes Goveraraent to 6. ' 4, iQ4 Lordship, jib the progress of the service, with insiiseius iniirtediately applicable to the eircutnstauct s of tit your Luedehip will consider, iu tisr event of lions out re,,,bmg yoll, that its left ihroughuni is judgment, wording to the m ovetnent s of the et. tr s4>"wto retire the army to Waleheren and S out h Bev t' y, „, asitiutain more advanced positio u , till its altesior d . lion can be decided WI with refiftlile to the thenemos. slat, , affairs. "Not coils on this, but us every pointvomierted with*, general riniiiiirt of this important service, His Mspe rs variously pleased to crusade to your Lordship Ihr.haist disereinia to set as you may deem atostlier the homer". advantage of His Mgr:_iity's seryiee. His - Majesty feels assured, that his army and ms, vie witb • escb other is goring' effect to au eiterrt.c, 14„ which, nun,tins ever been rustitled u(greater import:ire, their suited efforts, avid as the stfest swam of • ucn.yrdb surinuuntiug every obstacle, His Maies4 titian/at spit it of concert and harm's) will psis tloussi,, the whole of their operations, Acton.' the "perm, : Ar vices. TO TIM TAILLOFCHATOAM .• Downiug.stmet, Km a MY Letll-1 transmit, for sour Lordship's nous.t..., variety of tress and documents, ec cor d iug In the auei:4 schedule. w eb Ines be material to assist )ten judgment its earrpug His Alajesty's commends tutu motive. Consist, let, of Flans received at different ~,c fra ndilkroat gavel and:military officers, for th. of Wakheren, and fin ■u attack on the ei and establishnsesits in the Sc lieldt, as high as Ain', t , " 2d. Of intelligence received of the moolni., 1:41e, Its position Grilse enemy's naval anul ttlry fwus, 411 I lit 11,4 spec tfied, in the i,:may of the Sclit!ift: •' 3d, tit ICllllllnuturaitutts received hum the Ailairriihe aadlhe connuandeir-is.Ctiitc, with I rferkure t. the pup, .4 mattrepriae, iu t►e formes of which you will hail gni aid the Davy require fruit :he army in uerapting island of !broth Bevelandi, including baths, an tbat 1 1„ ti ut may enter and navigate Ilia Scheldt with oar Yr,t , %hint zit the nary cuusulrta u todiopensable to enable them to iv ' , the Lilly up the river, to land it between ►lDdelal and Litin; and being st oft' when oeccsaary. You; I..urdsliip will observe, that the recent alteration made by the clumsy iu the defences of the island ot -Al m revs, Including these of Fluviiing, are not lICkl at, .4 the iutelligiliece latterly received, with tLit itrut.ion 11,4 could he walked. " There is 130 reason to believe, that bid:nto the AS C . ties of the canny has been directed cit 6 r lotto. I v4 , lnat, tioa of mu) new works upon the river above Wsiclirrin.o, the insprovemeot of those which behoe existed. Anis, ' itself, the forts of Lillo , Lieftenslioeik, end Baths, rit scribed as beige at this day witseli i■ the same state of the British army was in Flanders, hi the year t 794, Ides they were seen by several others of hods services. " Upon a due consideration of the whole of this inform lion, His Ihrjeaty's Government have felt it their deny ham Wy to reconlisicod to Ilia Majesty the adoption oldie ix tended enterprise, snit on the following ;manila . " tit. In • confident hope that the difficulties of th a t, tempt, (the extent of Ni litch they do tsid disguise from this. selves,) may be o►arumc by the *Lill, persetivimcc, rot bravery of the respectite ii vices, and that the choir of :le important objects to which the Expeolitiou is duetted, soy be successfully Lccomplished. " id. That if dis.ppointed in this hope to its fullest er. toot, t h ey see stroll. reason to expect that imam tam %I vies-. may still he pet fur metl, calculated in their runstrprisces tomtit to the security of Great Britain, and to improve us/ mesas of pr.secuten K the war Reshot France ; short di e d,. keels. eflr.rt by which ramie the ...witty eau succeed, either iu eiseuruseribing or dcfcating Ithe attempt, meat he mule spun a iwale which commit fail to relieve our AIM" us dr Cu•titxrut from much of the pressure to which they sumo otherwise be exposed in their present struggle fur iiideps. deuce. " alb That whilst the present Expedition coattinei pnwmful diversion with tile immediate pursuit of ohiren .if the utmost value is themselves, it combing:riot *nom in employ a larger proportion of its disposable e easiest the enemy thins it could attempt to do in auy odor tusk,. in any other direct:we, regard being had to therstent eu intro already employed use forcign service, the pr. stet nat.. i‘ftko Continent, and the limits neermarity imputed upon the air Wary exertions of this country at the pleseut muscat, is the state of the exclhagt, and the searc.ty of bullion; aud. " Lastly, That as the natal and military besnrhes of Ile armatiant wilt continue to net together ibiwilliout the or ration, fur their mutual support and protection, the owlr of neither will be beguiled to n greater defter Slow the lot. Innate risks of we is the pursuit of objects w 5414 h m.;,. tuck will)astify. " I have thought it right, in trensanttiog to you. I. 4 , 3- shut) the accompanying papers, dots shortly t.. it.. .istts:alt the tiros with wbiob the prevent nervier is undtr talon " I cannot close this welter without adverting 1.. the test cipal point upon which the complete success of du opus• time mad tittimutely lunge. " I allude to the pluettoility of the ships squat being pieced oat of the reach of attack U:1110 the pretteetio• eel for relewl of Antwerp, and that your Iwo olstent - tthould not And Mal ya ens get pogiessieen of that walk lib the means )W I and within the Some witieb, conottstco.ly with th. safety el your a►my, you con vesture to remaiu he fnr e it. " I feel it doe to )enar Luidshup that it should be distinct)/ onderatood, that tins ease of IWANWItIe (dart Ira: Ire" per. 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