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• -. nos the efaafoP tbs . time of mealy Sit Willman Tamepte bad felt 'nosier one, and remonstrated upon that none but the uateusible Caus e known to the Crown, cud that puent of any others would lead ow of the country. The Right !tutee's:le had given a lecture of Mr. W.) had already said, that if morality interfered with the pub might be noticed by n public tri der any ether circumstances, it war se to protiouswe upon it. Of tim e of York had hail already a suffi- I grave lemon, in the inquire upon se was occupied, and airy 'farther its duties and obligation., was, in yond the province of the House. nvied for their situation, but they pitied ; tocy were excluded from hick contributed not only to the fe, but to the advancement and it ; among others, mod among the he want of faithful counsellors, sue and boldness to assist them t acliice, who would tell them although it was not flattering, obi. although it was hot agreeable. t which Princes almost alive).* ex awn it appeared that their hands and bound up than the rest of liould the House of Coinuions pro s them omit, morality ? That war which it became them to do so, ye was a Peisice, free from the ion isers, liappit to be found. There pon which he felt it to be Isis duty tetition before he eat down, and sing u meeting of the officers of sisiderstuod that the Right llou. deadest that meeting, and that the ight forward there was put down by itood,that a piper was drawn out iu g ofSir David Mllis, and read to corm then assembled, that it wits se elf ; that the proonsition being nt.. :Lunation. was wifhdrnwu. not hint cad of being abandoned fur ever, d few another occasion. He (Mr. W.) a Bookseller, a very respectable, the Gentlemen upon the opposite ise, that an address was presented Seer, for a correction of the styli ; of that address was to recommend if York to retaiiii his situation as Chief. Ile did not go to the , who wished that Officers in the r excluded from that Hone ; lie see them there ; but when they pita as that, it was an ularming con y shook' be stopped. av Caeofr hod 'lemons soldiers. They should be ere citisens as well as soldiers; and lien it was tht ir duty to obey. There pic to which lie wished to advert, ipecliency of Royal Personages to on of ('oransanster-in-Chief ; but ✓ Royal Personages 'who could be chosen to situations Of power, and why it ea, not done, WUG because Log was known to be against ole course of that investigation, .it ▪ the plainest way to all mankind, the Blood should not preside over :lensen had challenged investigation. e ciscuinstanci..* had come out to charge. they exclaimed, 4 , See • acquitted," They had thauked Gentleman who stood forward as he Duke of York, for briuging - the them in a taugible shape, for rc 'mimics that had been circulated to a form in which they could be disproved ; but now that alt was etion contrary to their expectations, thanked him. There was a period of this country—the Convention of -which the !louse would do well to ad an application to the particular eta. The Ileis. Geostlentan who had rd the litisinVe*, had acted with a spirit that did hint honour; the lino much ; the people approved his Wt. W.) was confident that ninety. hundred approved it, and that Ina ch a cause not only merited, bust ob the good opinion of his canon'. irons said, in e‘phinatrogi, that he opinion which Ire lied expressed, Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Wholocul) inimadverted, must have been (TM prone terms. What he meant was, tae did its ditty, as he thought it was do, by declaring explicitly its semi part of his Royal iliglinessi • conduct Iterntution applied, that it would I his retention of offter, nut only by , T and salutary impression on his to s mind, but that it would on farther towards apprising those public feel s investigation had excited ; and thus Ifighisess to continue to execute toes, with less pain and anxiety to with more beneficial effects to the Pity raid, that there was no written In of an address. proposed to the i-Chief; it was merely • miiversatiois t might be proper to do so or not.— lanation, he did not think it neces that he seconded no address ; and, ring met for the purpose of forming assure the House, that he had no the existence of any such intention sloth was removed from the table.— ne gave upon the matter, when pro kat it would not:be right to do any until the inquiry was at an end.— • was about thirteen in number.— be wore unlike the fact than what peered to the House from the lepre e flea. Gentleman. RIAD said, he had understood that a en produced, written in the hand- Deena Diodes, and that two Gram! weassit. He would be much more r tba Right Hon. Gentleman state la was abandoned. -- I 11, • Mr. CADititg 44 that on the first sesotioe of the rummer in that House s he had expressed his strongest disapprobation ; and he could assure them that he still persevered in those oesti. amts. if it had turned out. upon more emu rate information, that the measure was well founded. _Nothing. in his opinion, could be more culpuble upon thepart of the army, than a wish to protect the Duko of fork from any decision to which that House might come ; but if it ap peared, as in that case in reality it did, that all had passed at a trivial meeting, he thought it was bustl ing it into too molds iaptortaiset to Make it the subject of such grave discussion. Mr. WHITBREAD 'llia, that according to the in formation he had heard, the paper was sent before dinner; he thought it a matter of much import ance. Mr. PERCRYAL said, that the resignation of his Royal Highness was his own act alone ; he did not know, therefore, how the Hon. Gentleman could come to the strange conclusion, that he had abandoned his Royal Ilighness; his resignation was a wetter hardly tube advised. as if he had riot been willing to resign, the advice to do so would be a matter of great difficulty . General Lurr said, that he had inquired of many of his brother officers respecting that affair, and was inhumed, that it was a mere mutter of con versation, stated at a moinent, and chop: like any other. Mr. Imam KECK made a few observations. Mr. BATHURST said, that its eli t i iii ing the meek's tosined privilege, he would trevinnis upon the atten tion of the House hut for a few moments.— lie thought he lied said sufficient to shine the House that his opinion was not fur pro ceeding any further against the Duke of York.— The proposition therefore before the House could not with propriety he represented us fixing on him again. The reasou that had beets stated against the mafiosi wits, that the Douse had no. right to pronounce upon moral conduct, but au exception haul heels drawn, and that exception. its his wind, applied to the case before them. As to what had Ikea said respecting the measure of eon %Mune, his leitynt Highness, it was to be taken coupled with ell' that had passed; he would soy agirin, that the public funetiousiry would be bet ter fitted for the disc barge of his office, if the Howie of Common► came to a re-oliition such as he had proposed. As to what the Ilimourable Gent. had stated, respecting the Meligihility or Princes of the Blood. he (Mr. B.) was not con vinced by any thing that had fallen from him.— The House had cleared the character of his Royal Highness, as they would have done the character of any General Officer. under similar eirenni stances. He gave no anneeessary lecture of morelity; ;mil us for the allowance to be made for Princes, God forbid that he should he inclisied to withhold it. Daring thus stated his rewarsits for perseveriug in the Motion he had brought before them, be would trust it to their decision. Strangers being ordered to withdraw, the Douse divided upon the question, that the word o now," should be omitted from Lord A rEttoaeK's Amend ment; when there opperired, Fat the Ayes For Use Nues lts The Amendment them parsed, Mr laaTtitresT's motion being negatived without a division. Strangers not belie; admitted again.. we un derstood that the motion relpevlii.e. General Claveriiig, was deferred until Thirr.olay nest ; that Lord FOLIERTON6 deferred his emotion sesiieet ina further charges repast the Duke of York to the *l7th of April ; amid gave tilt; cv, that he wmild to-morrow or next day move. " That Aim. Clarke and other IVitnesses should receive the iwaled-up papers belonging to them.' Adjourned at Eutraft o'CIOCK. LIST OF TIM IVINORITY . THE MOTION OF AIR THOMAS TURZON, O■ FRIDAY NIGHT. The direct mei 000 io ig of this Amewdment was, that the Commander-in-Chief had knm►ledtr of, or did connive at, the corrupt practicer *fills Mis tress. Thrum marked thus • did not vote iu the llnnority on Mr. Wardle's Motion. The new Members are '23 in number, bri th a t iso, in nil, declarer) his Royal nightie* to be either cri minal u' Adyis, C. . Alt hot lie, Vise. Anionic, W. L. Amen, %V. Astley, Sir Jacob* Rahingt on, Thos.° Hammen, W. Bariag, Thos. &Flux, Alex. Bastard, J. Polies. Iliad%lON, R. M. itrairshasr,Ha.A.C. Brand, Hon. T. t Teller) Bowden, J. Browne Alit. Byag, Browne , Calrraft, John H C. Coolie, Bryon Craig, J. Creme?, Thomas Corwmi, J. C. Cuthbert, J R. Daly, Rt.HOIII.D.R. Dickenson, W. F.llisno Richards Fane, ;ohne Eallirves, Hon. N. Ferguson, R. C. Fitsgesaht Right Hos. M. Foley, Hon. A. Foley, Thomas Folkstone, Lord Folkes,Sir Marna* Gueldoird, Thumas Gordon, Wm. Cower, ratio Gressiiill, Rolm. Creak*, Pascual Norwich', S. Howard, Huts. W. Howard, H. Howarth, Humph. llnglmr, W. L. Hume, W. H. Hurst, K. Hutchinson Huir.o Jneksion,i.( Dover) Jacksun,J.(!ioallt ampton)* Jacob, Wm. Kemp, T. Kensington, Lord Knapp, G. Lemon, Sir W • Lemon Juan* Lester, Garland Lahourhe, J• Littwerhe, It. Lasubtuo, R. J. Langton, W. G. I.rfevre C. Shaw Lloyd, Sir IL Lloyd, J. M. Lloyd Harden,* Liihburk, J.• Longman, lieu. Littleton, line. W. Mfflonald, Jas.* Mabee, Lord Markham, J. Maii in 11. Milky,Tbos.• Mannell, 11. Manic, Hon. W. ;MUM, Win.* Madame, Sir H. Milner, Sir W. `Moore, Peter Morris Uhl. Peru*ll, H. P•huer, Charlene Picnic, H. Pelham, lien.C.A. Porhin, C. Purcher, .1. D. Portman, E. It Prittie., Hon. F. A. Pyin, Rurality, Sit H. St. Mobil', Sir 3.• Sendriume, H. P. sehricht, Sir J. Shelve, R. Shelly, H. Slidlcy, T. Shipley, W. Smith, Hillify • Smith, Snm. J Geo. Snails, .1. st.,sooforth, Job. Stentry, Lord Staart, Hon. W.• Synsoods, Thus. Tula, W. Talbot, R. W. Te)lur, C. W. Tempest, Sir H. V. Moore, G. White Thompose, Thos. Tynan, Sic Thos. (Teller)* Thoratuo, Sam.* Tight, W. Tasmania: LA. J. Trusty, C. H. Tamer, J. F. ranglieu, Hon. J. Walsh, Benj. Wardle, G. L. Motets, C C. Wharton, J Whiibrecl, S. Wilkie% Welter Wiroirgise, sir T. Hall, Sir J. . Illudribilherbra Halsey, Jowl& IllwAwr, lrOww. Hamilton, Lori A. Newport, Air J.* Gao. Nuel,(:. W. Nonywood, W. North I/mike Hemet, P. Ord, Wm. N. B. Our raiders will °Nerve, that we hare enumerated but t 36 names. Thereisoue vacancy which we shall be happy to till up with its just claimant. . ...~ . . LIST OF 717$ SIIIVORITY • AiII MS. PUSCIVAL'S SICOIIII 116401AITION 11114PEar• 'IOU VMS DV&I OF TUSK. . . Il• I Mehaea, W. Petters, Moe. C. Huneyswerk W. Petty, Lord H. Howe, J. Puebla, C. =F r , The. Horrorka, S. Pule, Sir C. N. Asaltuear, Ilk I. Howard, H. Pueeoebv, sow AnSeals, W. Lee. Howard, Hon. W. Hon. G. Aotell, W. Howarth, H. Peigeonby, HM.?. Aetley, SirJ. Hughes, W. L. Perebester, Loma Aubrey, Sir J. Hume, %V. It. i Portman, F. B. Ballwin*. Hunt, R. I Priltie, Hon. P. Bageual. Illitchinana Pyre, T. Biker, J P. Ridley, Sir N. ' Remiche, C. Moonily, 111,4. • Biddulpla. Rotten, Leval W. Rlackbaree, .1. St. Asir" iirl. Rlarkhurnr. J. J. Salwahury, Sir J. Buuverie, Hun. B. Saville, A. Bowyer, Sir G. , Seudaugure, R. P. Brand. Sebright, Sir J. Itruilshaw, Hon. C. Share, N. Bs ogilen, J. i Shelly, H. Browse. A. ' Shelly, T. 11 )01.G. Shirley, W. Cadman. J. Simeiin, .1. Calvert, N. , Suritli, H. Corks, J. Smith, S. Colic, D. P. ' Smith, G. Colborne, N. W.R. ' Stnilh. W. Cutely, H. C. ' Makiturth, J. Cooke, B. Staile h Lord Cowper, E. S. Stevie'', Ilea. W. Craig, J. Sawener, G. H. Crummy, T. Syrnouda. J. P. Curwen, J. C. Talbot, R. %V. t'utblr,p, J. Taylor, C. W. . Defy, !tight Hon. Taylor, W. H. B. Traipest, Sir M. V. toicLuncon, W. Teniple, FAA' • Drake, T. D. Thellnagon, G. W. Elliult,ltt.tioa.W. Thomas, G. W. Ellison, R. . Thompson, J. Faust, J. Thornton, H. lelgio.eo, Ilan. Thurot•in, S. rer4isson, It. C. recruey,itt Hou.G Fitzgerald, Right Tighe, W. Iles. M. ' Townshend, Ld J. Foley, How A. Tracey, C. H. 101 l y, T. Tregnayne,J. H. Fulkes, Sir 11. Turner, J. T. • follistotie. Vise. Torino, Sir T. Fmnktrild, W. Vauclung, Hoe. J. I.rediliril, 'r. Voughan,Sir R.W. Gorges, W. W'erd, Nee. J. W .. _ Jacob, W. Jeekron, J. Keck, G. A. L. Kemp, J. Kensington, Lord Ring, Sir J. D. kmapp, G. knOk, Hoe.-G, Limb. Hon. W. Lainbton, R. Langton, W. G. Latetiohr, D. Latoutile, R. • Lei(. stet, G. Lefever, C.O. !Anson, J. Lemon, Sir W. Letlebridge, J. IL Lloyd, J. 31. LIOIII, Sir A. Lloyd, IL Longtime, 0. Lygue, Hee. J. Lyttktue.Hos.W. l ais.a.L oceliehie J. iii - mgia. IL' Mahon, Vise. Markham, J. 31aryott, J. Martin, H. Manic, Hon, W. Maxwell, IV. .11ibliney, Sir H. Miller, Sir J. 31ille,C. Mills, W. IMilner, Sir W. Milner, R. P. 1""7.' P. mwde,,s., A. 31netyn, Sir T. Ni.ville, lion. R. 34•Irport, lit. lion. ISir J. Noel, C. Routh, A O'Hare. C. thd, W. thoulttos. Lord Palmer, C. Parnell. H. L Pide, sit I. P 1 ~e, ii. moi the Hou. Mr. Dille Best relation. 4; triter,'Earl. Grant, C. Grails,,, H. Giresb,ll. Gereaouy,b. CreafeU. Giles. Hall, Sit lar. Halsay. Mambas. Imid Jiggle* H Ifultbesee, R. , 1 Lod Milts* sod by tie &alb of a r . - - %% ardle, G. L. Warrendar, Sir G. Wt stern, C. C. Murton, T. Whit bread, S. Whitmore, S. Wilberforce, %Y. Wilkins, W. Windham, Right Hon. W. Wimaistztoo., Sir T. Wynne, C. IT ST. Wpm% Sir %V. es ore Sept away - a, Mors the etrameiseseasat of the proreediags wawa dic Dote of YORK, TOE Barnett Pans has experienced aa Omer, of salt to the mama of wore lbws bon sad ire betas, the Miaistarial Papers haw decreased is the adoss prispartiow,—Titis is not ohnoty the ran* at the pordari.y o: the side which Tu► Burr's' Puss bas sap pm red but also of the superior &Wit, sad cart with which the proctrdings hare toes &mils d r q from dry tu day. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. TUESDAY. Alsace (21. RF.NEWAI. OF STAR tiVrIA LEN ArsTRIA AND FRANCE—CAPTURE Di; MARTINbaDE—DIs. Col TEATS IN MILIAN. Letters were received y esterday from Holland, of the 17th. inst. which stow, that hostilities 'cave ac taally between Austria and France. —A large French Corps had advanced towards Trieste, to take possession of that city. The Aite trittil traults udvuuccdl to prevent them., and an en gogemeist intik place. It was contested with oh *Cowley, but the French wen! ut length defeated. Au Austrian Corps has taken posoesinon of Dres den. A vessel, which arrived in the River on Sunday, after a very quick punige from St. Kitts, reports, that the expedition under General PREVOST, reli shing; of 1 I m o British troop.. hail effected a binding at Martinique. The Maas, KEYSER, has brought a similar account to Liverpool from Bar hadoes, which place she left on the iSth February ; she states, that the British troop, landed at Marti.. inipie on the 30th Jon. and were in possession of the Island, except For; Bourbon, which was doily ex peewit to 74 tirretitler. The details are given io our preceding colu num. The French frigate Tupwe, with enmities for Mortiuique, was taken by the Cleopatra frigate, off Ra:liadoes, just after our expedition had sailed %statist Martinique. - - The important dispatches from Gottenbur‘k, whirl, we announced yesterday, state, that move ment., have taken plscr in Sweden, which strongly, menace a revolution in that country. The province of Warnalaud has been the chief scene of these revolutionary measurct, and many thousands of the people of that province were on their march from Quieted to Stockholm, for the purpose of forting their Monarch to convene a Diet. A Manifesto had been circulated, severely arraigning the War, the burdens on the people, am. mad demanding as entire change of system. We yelleviltry announced the capture of Cap erne in South America. It has been taken by the united British and Portuguese troops; having been surreudered by capitulation on the itch .la nuary.—The capitulation wet signed by Captain Yso of the Royal Nary, Lieut.-Colonel ,M& tub Stineuat, a Ponape* 031 ter. and VIGTon threat& The Gearison is to tw sent direct to France, and not to serve against the Passes 114. BENT or h is Allies for one year. We yesterday announced, tectustrtbo the arri val of a Fla g of 'f:uce nt Dover, from Boulogne; By this conveyance dispatches have been brought to the Tran,port Board, hut to what they partici'. larly relate, or what other dispatches may have been received through the aline medium, we do not pry. tend to know. I. Gener:tl Sir DAVID Dots DA4 hai since Saturday performed the doty of Cuminander-in-Chief •t tha War Office. I.Ve underntaod, however, that he is only locum temens for the gallant Sir DAVID BAIRD. Exactly as we apprised our Readers, yesterday, Mr. PERCLVAL comumuicatect to the House of Commons, last night, the Resignation of the Duke of It'oax. The Right 14 ....otiourehle Gentiemint, at the same time, expressed an hope, that this stet., which was purely voluntary on the part of his Royal nighties., would prevent all ,fsrther pro. credings it the clew. Mr. Bawntrest. however, very properly persevered in his Motion; to which Lord ALTHORN: moved nu Aroundaserit, stating that his Royal Highness the Duke of Yeast hav ing resigned the command of the Army. the Moose does not think it necessary was to proceed any fur ther. To thie Mr. Pexceeah moved an Amend. tnent, That the word wow Le left out. A short de bate ensued, and, upon a division, Mr.. PEALCEVAL's Aniendnient was earned by a majority of 4;i5 to lit. Lord A LTIIORPF.'s Amendment, as sep antead ed, then passed, mid Mr. Esettcasw's motion woo negatived without a division. Mr. %Vests t:' , i not lion' on Geared CI.AVERING stands over until Thinaday ; and Lord FOLV;wfuNE's farther monism are postponed until the 17th of April. Ili, MAJESTY is expected in town to-morrow, to hold a private Levee and Privy Council at the Queen's Palace. On Sunday, Sir DAVID DIINDAS transacted busiuess at the Commander -iu-Chiers Office in the Horse Guards.—The Duke of Voltz weal there about three o'clock, end remained with Sir DAVID about all hour; yesterday. Sir Daeto trans acted business at the Office donut the luso uing. The Et/:alien frigate, Capt. T. COCIIII4DE, hais had a severe action in the %%est ludiee, with a large French frigate. The Ethidion was so crippled, tlss enemy effected her escape. The file cutter, with two Messengers, has ies sail for Lisbon. It is said that she carries out iaidruo. tines far bringing away the finnan' and l'orsuguese shippieg in the harbo - urs of Portugal, in the ex. peetation of the immediate invasion of that canon by the eneuly. Oa Saturday, Sir SAM: EL Hoot left tow) for the Downs, to hoist Ins flag ou board the C'entiour, with direetiono to proceed imumolistely to the !ileitis with time tin.' dirisiors of the squadron destined to act ie that spa. A vessel arrived at Falmmith, from. Bonrdeatit. ispiwts that the L'Orient squadron is destined fur are West Indies, with troops and pravisious. - TheDrury-Taut Company perform , dat the Opera Itpuse, last night, to our of the most brilbant sod crowded :indenter, that ever graced its walls. The play was The Honey Moos, in whirl, Miss Du:.. cats and Mr. ELEAsTott. as usual, sustained tie , two leaLieg characters, in which they displayed all I their wonted excellence. Mr. Pi:stew, in the __ni Illork, Duke, was ad noble. and excited constant peals of applause. Die soliloquy, which concludes the second seene of the third Act. produced an ex traordinary effect. Meditating Nom his short lived elevation, he says—i. it will le rather ma imed, to be sure, to resign at the end of ienionth— bat, like other great teas in ,flier, I must make tie most of my time, and retire with a good giace, to avoid being turned out."—Tile ausLence iiistatitly caught these words, and associating Lein with au nein, which our readers will perfectly under stand, they iuterrupted die Nock Duke with a thousand braces, and an eilthusiesin of upplunce from every part of the Homo.. It was some time before die uproar subsided, and Mr. PENI.EY was able to finish the sentence, which ruins thole— "As a well-bred dog always walks dorm stairs, when he sees preparations we fro for kiirkiag him into the street.' Here the applause aa. moved, and coutinued for some minutes. We notice 'hie, as a proof of the public feeling upon a political subject, which new engrosses almost the whole at trainee of the people. Among those who winnow ed the seen, was Mrs. CLARKE ; attd there was nut one in the •house who appeared to enjoy it less. She was in 'a private box. at cot/twined by her daughter, Miss Tartuw tart a iliCillit moll, we believe a stationer, front Ireland. She did not leave the box until almost all the company had retired, and he then con duCted hirr and her friends to her chariot in Pall-4AI, is , which they drove home. The Play sad After piece were arrived with the greatest-cam. The produce of the night may afford an ides of ilio number of the audience. It exceeded 11001.--lo the fashionable circle were— Na Rotsl Highassa the Primates of Wallas Marehienerws of HemlfUrt, Bath, Tirarthead, asd Downslure ; blisiai4 Coinotess of Breatiarhsawhira ; Cattatemes Sefton, Chatham, ' sad Cardigan ; Ladies Dailey sad Want, and Swam ; Lure and Lady Itattehlre ; the Hen. Mrs. Walpnle , the lbw Mrs. Kum ; the Prortagoese Ambassedur, sad mad On- Min Nuli.lity. , e The A rehbishuip of CaIITEIMOZT,,LordCHAILTS MMINKRS. Sir WATIIIII WILLIAMS WT‘NE,'Pold Colonel 1 . 110110T0%. will Inure town, to-morrow, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of RUTLAND, at firkin, Castle. Lady AIELLIA !luau is seriously indisposed, at her house, in Hill-street. Berkeley-guar,. LOIS DUN Prsitbed by G D IVIDSO_N, No Old BoaroMeeert, Carel.ttre.Ft poblidotil at thr Oita No. IS. back u( St. Clroofueo Cbortb, Stood, by J, WHITE.; of mow place—Or/tr., ie.lbr Ws Paver, soot a• Oiloo moat paid), oil be *My ott^4o.l to • • , i N !T on Al !DU nr SEI.EC firOWit 0014 *fit brad ie cultis t ads crtil The 74r. Pa id array Mr. Mt Tallro T /Irani 4010. Misr B Oei S H 1 • 11 !lir 11 T, CAL a ttw la • Lead T. 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