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. / 0 , .... t .16 4, rt .k /t ...-1-:: 4c ' . . __.,.., .-: , • , %diE . - itt , '' " - w or •. • , . #, , 4.- • . . WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1810. /v mh Ei 29 04 . . _ .. _ NOY TI 3 EA TRE-ROTAL., COVENT r _.... ...-- N, EXPEDITION TO THE SCHELDT. b y the combined o p eration of a hu g e naval and militar y ! . lures, the Islands of Watchmen, noel North and South Bese- t s ne•ENIN.(4. W EDNESDAY, Desma. Feh. 14 ia , -.ma-- aerated, (sixth time), • New HOUSE OF COMMONS. tried, with • view of pruce#ffinge re loch obeli isereutter be elescribed. wiE be i •Ee p , or d with Masse. milled THE ERRE " hi llpoo the comparative merits of two such plans, the fiel- s t G ec ti7e . , n t ie lli, I'HE EDICT OF CHAELESIAGNE. AI I N ITTER of IF.TI DENC F. takes before tire COMMITTEE km observations aerie . a New Pentnmiuse, called HAR- of the WHOLE HOUSE, appointed to coosider a the 44 'hid' rill be "44' THE HAUNTED WELL. I g n • burin on the roast of Flanders is to be observed, anti PEDLAht_no,_ , Policy an d conduct of the tato EXPEDITION to the the ebeence of any pert adequate to receive and give security --------I.YC-ELIAI TFI EAT R Fts . SCII F.F.lll'. -.. to a large eraserueut •,--ormil, the difficulty of the anistry lIIS EVENI(4 WEDNESDAY. Feb. 14, The Right lion. Sir JOHN ANSTRUTHEE, Bart. Is the through which the military operation is to be conducted, S e rvants will pedlars' tlee revived Clear. wad the facility with which the enemy wuuld improve its ea- t Their 314e6bee' ; To whirl* will be added, -- aural Weasel. e. may of THE HY POCRI TE "title oar--FESRUARIF 9. " Lastl .-The time which would be afforded him far this ' . oast m ac at ibis Theatre) the Messiest Entertainment W . de ME ; OR, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. [The following papers were read.) purpose, as also turollect his force, by the delay necessarily etterelieg the equiousent railer lauding, a a large army. • __ - t It will ale, sumo diately occur to oily madame mast, test -----.-EEEORM. IN PAaLIAMENT. Copy .t a Utter bout Major-General Hrownrigg, to the an i T a ell:X . 11NC; of the INHABITANT Commander.in•Cliief- Dated army, which user eta point upon the coast • Flambee., would he exposed to the accumulated force, out 1 ROCSEHHI.DF.RS, F:I.ECTORS of the CITY sad " Ilmee•f;"ed". l "er 2 0 184 4 play of the enemy to the Netherlasida. soil French Flanders, &LSO ef WESTMINSTER ' held a . New Palmer - y ard , " SIR-la oleedieace to your order*, *ltem line me to at hat also to the army in Holland, which a mild be coineyed n a dm id February, 1810, stn puper, in a cursory answer, getosal eircunielsame that serve" the 'Abend* of Zealand, or through the Jiff. teat ait y l ero el oRR IS, Eset- Ilia 's liattro t! ttse.C l h u ,,ic* weer Maitre la landing an army of ..404 0 400 meal , alas their eliaunela *lnch divide them, to the 101 l bewhof the Scheldt. h It or , rieabed, That in a Petition preemies; to tne noose terl•Pmeld, sat tile Flemish emelt, and thence teroeee.ltug 1 1 " Upon the other hand it as to he ulmeired, that, by pre , entered .... ()memo, on ihe 611 ' day of ‘ 1 :". liT i leb reel broil to Antwerp. I.y the route a Mehra*, sad the proiebr. tenthly poseessing the idea& which have been reamed, gad • towage, it eat termed..n." l °ecc a dit' be. P oi rree.,...eLd e ,_ 1 hey of their requite either by the same route, Or by airy uthrT r o o s i v i ently ow /samosa . o f th e gigh, tau, the th eca a M e g, 4 . , that Ise tudividaste, (Peeve ta d ' h _e• 71"" - I haw the lornour to state , with the vatted deference, whit w e t ...m e l ee s-e a oppoer 4 tea k h at h e k nit m a m ma J k att 41 on promo the retain se 714.7 M ein-14 " IV. "ll's ' lepeusient'Of those from Seollaed) • S pac er to use *mild be those ei t tessataisces ante a t e probable of Flanders hamlet •eircastous eammerrot to male by Mee a that Neese (ler ' Melt. line's to Antwerp. ii . rare thee enabled to decide all qnestions in the , I shall suppose the f orce to eem oat o f eons' cavalry end "In Plosions also, we should .11.10 a !not solennshe lt the •lile People of thent Britain. SO ,rioo Mantry, mid that Ostend is seised upon as the most receive the anuaincut, mid is the tatand of It al.:lmre u now a Report preseated to the em i t! House during the couvement poiut of dcbarkatiow, affording the . ..lily elm' , e ( ep.lt, calculated to place iii security the extended restos:eel & an ion, it appears that n large portion of the alenthers a. ealeuleted fur n dep4f wo the roast, and from hbroce the ' whieli must Ilenninpatly dor army. are Placemen and Pensioners, &rudest ow the ~ro, envy could most easily cuenuenct its uperatious. froethwin 0 The postman, et South Heveland would add baths's it -ma. .._ , the army, attended by the most contracted peopurtioo am- trenore p e , ~ core na ,.„l ,„ peratnnt ',twig the greater red 'that in • Petition erm ined to th e sa id H ouee , r e t ag 9t h Tillery and rumesieseriat train ; sad talcum it fur (rented that of this W,. sten , % r u de ,. ,„,a bring t h, tructps , e i t e ite t are )ef December, 1790, and entered on its Journals, it was the army would he able to forage itself cm the menet that the other risk than what atteuds the foot opt raison of peaces tre e, don " Seals thelrol were m heteriemilir tested ee r t i troops are without tents and blankets, and that the soldiers Sag Walcheren, mid it, within a idiot ter distance of the mail o ebt a. multliogv far Cattle in a Fair i" which *men " ' carry their amp-kettle.. • the number of Ironies to tie taken ' ,ej ec t t o e i ne . e ~ then roasted es •' tacandaloas and Libellous i" But w i t h t h e E.,,,,,iitiou would ne„...m.dy h. as I,,nowa , " If it is cal jested, that the possession of them. iskods stil . ini the t alb day of May lent, two of His Majesty's ti Cavalry...... o nlews were accuted of b e i ng concerned in the sale of a Artillery . 1,6110 tempt •itisle be rententhe red, that it also g• is rid, in *LW. h th ey • barrelle on d from ennislent, on a plea of the . Commissariat train ' sufficient p sucient to cal tempt; , of the multiplied d.tLcultita and danger Attired e. ' toe notoriety of the practice, which malty of its Mew. retry roar days bre ad, being nine- tug the former operation flues its infancy. m. 1411.1.100) jeatificd• ty waggons, at four horses each 360 "'Sit. a view to the retreat of the tinny, winch scatted! ie That to iht..lefeetim state of the Representation, is to he Gummi said regimental Staff .... 7OO also is thus gained by a close Cosiaection with the sissy, ani no tr.l lung, unfortunate, and dettrurtive wars ; the }hospital truggons.two sumer) i,ouo by an ismular potitiou hying nesietioned, from whence to re a. Dent and Tams with whirls the Country is bur- men, at four horses cub ........ 440 Missal the truant and storm it. comparative ye( ui ity. e. ; and those pernicious Commits which have d i eprival ww---• " IVhen to 114. we local sdratilnges is Su peruldrd, that, h frlhot•helieets, the Citizens of Loudon, of their au- I 7, 1010 prolltewsen the islasiis Ott the Scheldt, • pat I, at least, of It id and ronstitatimisl right of Petition to the CO tic. --. tallest of the gap...ldiom is obtained in„the onttet, whilst a That by thmecurruptimr, the people use deprwea of their .A A period of five days would probably dare before the - or melting is the alternative attentions landing in ' T inders fat scare in the Commitment, by representatiou in the arose found diet ( in a stmt. to Move forward! _after haelelt wheal it is also Moue is view, that oar force once cuturnitte I t , me Horace of Pairtaeararnt• which share but bee " u ""1 1 " , possessed itself of OMead, as that sitar would be occupied ie Headers, the enemy any agsio pus his ships down th I an arise/of ulign•cloy .41, 0 rouett_eaotriers. t • ;Pa leading hoesea asst stems, collemmil blister add making Scheldt, from Antwerp or 'Ferments to Fleshing, or soul Mit a eumplete Reform to the Repeesentat inn would de- outset wieetwww , amiageataitia: other situation not dependiog upon the left bard. of that r e. . the corrupt haul ere of the Borough Fattion. vi cure . " The route *could be as follows. *Avenger belagtakett at err; it is presumed that the inure brilliant, but more prey ekeCrnall Its jitst pru opl lees, and restore to tilt people ' the temer.,amea)aiwe by the eaaas a t . &am , Hone plan. of laiveltwg to Pleaders, will gee way to ti 6 rights of which they are emlawfully deprived. t Leagues. Dees. differeut recsiderstaims which Meuse the occupation of ti that • hie the prioriples of our Coostituttun shall be re- . To Beeps.. u g islands in Zeslaud. 4to pram. e, the expenses, disordeis, and tat omits at. To Ghent. by Belem. keepiiig tt It is then to be camidered, in the event of the lam re :ing election, will he avoided ; the rights suit liberties of i the lire tithe canal IC 1 plan beets adopted, what are tLe general operation: w ht. i frop'e secured; tases lessened ; the unequal and grey. The citadel of Chins, Isi•itic • might lie attempted. neweitina of the Property Tao removed ; asst future ris. respectable futilfiC.liltrP, I " Ineke fi rst place, the force is eupposedswfficiest fee ti •ip root viol. Cul-midair. m ill then be no longer tie. anal the town difficult to occopatioa, at the NUM labonleSst, of Mintelserdo mot 0 h! , Pt, muck leas amis, d to ire uccessery, Lit the imitate► approach, from the defence islands of North and South Beetle:id, so as to possess ti dit mon iif public •fieirs that its high ramparts, I Collate, butane.. Ilse Eastern awl Went. in S t inciin, a , el, Test env Petition to the Ciag be sigma by the 11i4h dyke, sail canal afro, d, ill thereby facilitate Ibe pronreas of the am Met vessels of 441 addl. And that be, attended by our Representatives, the i reduction ought nut to be navy, • tad inanee lb, capitol. of whatever boats and use is. Lord Cachrwic, and Sir Francis Burdett, Bart Kuwait I calculated upon less than- 0 3 resources were placed noon tire sleets uf these islands. rtt f east to Ha Majesty. i T.I o.ltdlgkellt. 4 . 4 1 " Showid this . oper•tion soconot, and a eUl.Vaciat That ors Petition to the (loose of CO4lllllOOll be rived ' To Asia., by Allot S I quantity oriels...ls and hosts lie iodise:tut, it might thew :re the High bailiff, and twcuty•kre Inhabitant lions,. 1 To blatiues, by Valverde si i feeeidigated bun far it ass pmettecahle tombs wavaMage u *Mani that it be delivered to nor Representatives, the 1 To Autererp.....-. .. . as. Lod Cochrane, aod Sir Frames Burdett, Bart. (to be 1 Soppubed deterttitesat 011mdt-ollvehele•• 41 .• , elited,lldgfiret up thr river, abrupt Antwerp by aes wed ler it Pie lici;sw), Vho mrS Arnie iaßitiNted to tor I .1., si de, lambing nt the same time smaller bodies of trot NI, l'At use. ash 13 at ZaniMliet o•the right, aged some euriespendine ;mist ica The the Thanks of this Mewing he gives to ow worthy ---e • the left brute of the Sahel t, to spread a'actu, and operate a .'uses, the Ilea. lard troche sliae. and Par Friasca' . r. Boa if the enemy ie essahled to assernbie a Cries rile lent diversion in f,,,, 50u o f t h e ,„ e s„ „,„„ t ;„„. DR • -,ate ilsrt. fit their gcom al ... n owt in Parliament ;„ Nut"' tally 1 ° nh`leact the prof?.'.. of the march al Imehe„eke " The Siddia, on it• program c„, the s.•lichlt, would I 114 14a,,...1".:4(hi1l of this bi".""Ebe°eew l " S et e Frane- • riii'iiii , sod ii , ii the people of air c"aiary me hmelle. "tee cessarily he accompanied by goo-boats, whicti should “ I ' ll a -r- -"r "--II •I'm, s he H ouse of -° 1 °•":"ya , may also be .wetted. it Is Wrath probable that the arm .sg tier tat %teseitial, to take into their coessidevotten the y tempt to clieck the Adis and hotlines on either tide of it, can reach A n tw erp in has than fifteen days after its landlug• river. The capture of forts I.illo and Liefkenehoeck would it. •5a de Repremetstion, sad fur big able sad consti. i Tlint it may penetrate that di,eiree, under the pecsampi toe o f greet importance to the acclivity of retreat. I'4 mai speech on that 01414.11041. I of the abweirce of the French 'duties sit Germany, moored he .• Such au operations, i t i a ev id rot„ 000 ht h e atteth i e d w Ttai tea Thanks of ildi Mectiog he B iwa to *Mbar . Mnr. de ' doubted; but ep mach time would be afforded ter the eumby to I gr eat risk to t h e fort,. employ ed, without, 0r.,1,41,e, any a Et; Ilrzle Bailiff, for the pro optinle with which he ertemble termite 44" liolland. and the foetid" Wale". stn- -4. 1 oaer:ntity to the attaimit of di ohiret : at the PA 4.1 tars )IceliUA, :AA fo r . fin impartial cenduct 113 the laesileiely In the vicinity of Autwerp; that it being stile lo ?one, if eacre...te d with di union, isnoted.ately after the in. trt lax .... jived) . effect its object is by no means Certain ;-.1,110113d it not du • e mitten of South Hartland, (sappodog the enemy out lid AR a nett • 711101115, In li lli 8111/1/f • / a invest by the mete which it took' in It. selyance scrota pare d) i t ~,,t at„ h ave acme c h, tucc o f 0, ,,,,,,, 3iC ..04‘.• - nearly nil...sable, tv. no army must be espetted to Befouled .. I t a, tnatri i,s to ~e , s ereet t h at tha. ...„s on of tt it ii FROM Lisr viciwrs G.IZETrIi. in it. rear of the militia aid teas derma of the country. suet chcren is Orc•suomeal, at least an far as to basil the u lIS -- wreww - (rout die garrisons of at least twenty forti fi ed tangos of Went oaaa ,4 of sec's 1 ,,,,...a.., 5e so , dht a ei ., the imir . oc of 4Ye BAN hßtj FTe. • Flotuiere. none of which ere at a greater distance than seven fleet into the Scheldt; Flushiug awl NI iddlelnei gh, if Me Munro, of Clipsteseestneel, St. Iffsry.li-bonne, Mid. i deem search from Ghent , which would he retakes , sad wnwid, captured, being placed in • state of blockade. rote Saar, to se, ,ea.kr, rem-wary 17, le, end March Jy, 1 Lir:Amble , In the petal of a• marbly, while it would be m u usses o( I ta, e o „,, r , pr ~...,i , shut the intention o f pt, ley lee*, at Gatti:ball, Loudon. Attorneys, Messes. lid- y that a Ind, opposed it at Antwerp. I log thaw i-ilaitels wealth) out be limited to slat possilnlit; rod - sad Teems, Illargattl-sliett, Casendusb.situsre. I .. If I sin justified in the foregoing reasoning, it appears th • eperition, the prartleabiliity of which would he am see las 11.11e,uf Leeds, heed, miller, to surrender, February ' that the item of . the whole force is risked by such an udder- heisted • tilivi a few da,..if bodies, steeh as enterprise .11 twelve, ,t 4, and March 57, at el v er., a t G u illb A O, i taking. lint, if the destruction of the enemy's encash at 1 mio t to . a t e r t .,,,„, i ,k t , ,quipmitt of the tinny. • • Attorneys Mr. Webb , tit Tla ' t t South- . , . ulnas a-s m. , Ammer?, and his fleet in the Scheldt, is the hotel us view, I et A ront s,,,,,t e t „I,,,atioot fur o e u h she s e t ees d o f 2 oitl, , sad Mr Cooke, Maidstose, lieut. am humbly of uptown, t`iat this rail only be ef f ected by our I land was (hi' iniciideit eirprt, would render it expedited tot im 11 . .-it Cusiesno, of North Shields, grocer , to warreader, 1 fleet bring ab l e to m i l u p the &Irbil, having 1 itv.iiii troops : arta the isla n d .9 . Thuieu ' in addition to those use 6 8,9, sad to, m eleven, at the Star and Garter Itio, .on hoard, to land oreastona ll y , to possess forts and batteries t h ere b y to o h le ,„ a re „, o , ou d of the were , ' , aortic , h et . it Skunk Attorney,. Mr. Richard Barker, North i' Inkplaced to obstruct the na. iget nal. that island and the Main land, Oa the vicinity el tic i gets ilit Me, sod Mr. Beery &ire! St. Mary-roue Len. , " Should this be. deeved impracticable, the possession z ees .. Jew stet iswoode, 0 5 T o e rn 'i a , ; _ yar d. L,„,,i,„, mone y. lof the island of Hislelno...i seem. the most likely step to lend 1 . The disadvantswe of such a live of operation mem .0 ..441411,1 u 41114fellaer, Februn.y 1 7, itt sod (larch si . , at to the urcumplishment .4 • Wit is :soles to Wr desired -• . weep would he th e vie' yof the barons. On the ..1 was 'tr. at G141146.111i i i.entien. Attnrue ' ys, AI re. Wasson ra y possmiting th e anchorage of Flashing, tier enmity's Laud, if it could be masked, the line la shorter, the cue I lemehtree, Lanar's.beildiuge, Temple, 140444141114. I fleet eu the Scheldt eritold lie rendered useless, ""a . wore open fur rivalry, not ptarmigan' ii.together fewer oh es et,. re'intm7 """ II"' of Gme etreh. kcal. tavern-keeper , to ear- 1 "Pu st4 to "' II ' melee a attack re eight , from that • cies to the march or .. army, in all it. branches, than al-.loperate Wer 1 17, sad March n, at ledge, et Gelid. ! point , be des tied for its eeitmel i me• It *unt i l betwixt Antwerp and the coast of Flanders. Ft-, 1 . lueedul. Attorney, Mr. Shepherd, D ewitt t, C at . ,as a divereion is forego , of the North of Gesmsay, I .. Te e capture "( ger 14 ,,,, p & Haw. by bloc k a d e ot , os auto 'l.4sere, Southwark. 1 • 4by prerentnie the 'hitch from sending troops to that w i se , 000td sauce t h e ts . ao . tod pwww ,, w ,,,, at . the wt ., it zt - •" 11 •Iker, .4 Blackman s S r I street army, men.. r . per, I qua. ter ; sod might earourage the at fit of disconteat, wheels I yeaetud, maid open titer of s last are ware awteatiad du the '`." - wit., Fehr.uy 57, March .t, sod 27, at twelve, as lit is believed oust still exist in the I sat el Prosiness. PM' is the object of this paper to cousidcr. .'" 11 "Ii. loodem• Attorney, lii. dinky, New Nfltlige.. i b•L___ly 15,4.0 men otunlut Sue an limp. (Jr!! for the Captain! I .... . ..., awn .., ss O sten d i s tits , .seetiport la 75 Miles, in the shot ooh '''4 Back Sim, Imardon. of Wakhesen. Ti. thoustowl suielit be selScieet to line , main- f Ile Zoom is 24 miles only I from Antwerp : iymeup- on't 4151 Mashed, of Plyanonth, cutler, to surrender, March calm it, with the assistance of the navy. and • darposable 1 4 soden at ekes... at the Globe Ina, Fresekforl - IPMee• the latter place. Further.: let it Ire contitiered, that oil emirs would remain tube - employed against the enemy in the risk and *emus difficulties of the army continence, opus ts to ~.,nth, dibeseis, Mr James Partnit,te, Tiverton; Mr . . ' Sehvldi and luneitilesettlr ISlllldst se opportunity offered. coast of Flanders, where it lend. ; in the other cave, tow 'I, f' lidos, 1r1ym,,,,t, ; am i m r. d o h„ A s ema d ert Should it be thought night from tissue, to attempt the de- army proceeds isi comparative security, until it on aware, Lincoltes.lati, 1.4011110 U. .. eleaetiOn of the aratmals at Antwerp , a force pat over to the thihhd of Tholes. re* 144 " n nett, of Waiting. e i ree t, L em k e, " an i ma ... Soo& Bevelanell would take puss. mints of Sailitylict on the I " In the Flanders plait, the die is east at lauding. and Ce• ,:_ i ' "'titular. Erbeeery it, at twelve au, awe March ii, vv, st taailithall. Anatomy, Mr. ismill, New Brideee main lead, sod drum theme the delouses to Atitwerp bring I ' risk of los:iig the army ram* but be rem , lint. in sits ateli about six kaiser, might stucco' in taking it by • mop de proposed fur Zealand , no contmeatal risk armee ent. 1 . Elackfia os , .- teeth; or, being masters of the Western Scheldt, the fimcm )16 ttd,.._ ~.,army quits Thole'', befoie which, linse is gained to ac. '-- ""“'llay of Iralliag.strest L oce e e , oere h no , o . Millis enterprise might proceed by sea to east& lied. (sat tine tomearter, rehman i 7 al Seel ' s', Do, and March 27, %r et .- . . . • " I have, Sic. (Signed) ROBERT BROVVERIGG." teferwmtme i see the "Pemtbm elleired d litter' , nerd le ondertlkett, if it is deemed that auy very serious consign i hoiddimlL Atter/my, Mr. &pill, New Bridge- M. Blackfrian e•ra.,,,, ty • Memoranda by General A LSI a worn Bore; dated Horns is likely to attend tis failure. Guards, cat June, moot) " Lastly -.Upon the pineal subject it may be reseal e' emell ie lfu ts, uld toseuve llesvl etkr p , ia rebesiny , a 894 1 ber y, b M il a b r r e i, " 3 7•o • l "Is the followiog observations it is assumed, that the diet, should au. Cep...titian end w nth the temporary pe If e ori t .4..0, 1 'it ( ""tball, Condos, Att orne y, Mr . c„ orteest , ida is &clown ledge.' M a ttenspting as internal operation lion of the islaucht cal Zealatol, a considerable 'item . . .. anio n ., lon the Contioent, 'inherit • pretimis participation is Cos. the cause of the Coat no sit wend still be etfeeted, by pl. the : I L*, " 1 C re ll .-- -" ..l Wstaaso, efCharlutte-areet, St George tturntal re ilourCeS. an army in a radiation from *lssues It alike thmateith Sci -1. Middlesex , lumen, to ude t b r et : " That the Ilitficulty is admitted, °flooding and equipoise land awl ['binders, whilst it iseresserily most capitol v oil to i . -er eo rt al le °urn' e ' e "ww ' - ' an army upon a Mattis coset, as also that of feeding its enemy's unarilmie resources in each Oise& of Zeeland 1 ^tae, to .ha t,., ems, at Cei:ditall. Atte/racy, Mr. l ..... los ' cu . twitiltv. Liners'asbni , teatime operetiens by resources to be derived from shipping. occupied, and passably afford the oppurtnnity of &item --- ~.. .of Fashion-street Sat" It 111 farther assumed, that the extent of preparation re. I from thence ha smaller arsenals uvou the kit bank • ''' s mi to serrend ee , gr ' • iliac"' Middlesex, . has July weighed-that the force employed is I Srbetill." sieltery ea March 3, sea fry at 'Pored i be-eu I t tithadl t Londe*. Attoesey, Mr. c au d wowi L sm.' adequate to its object • atilt that the Menne of trauspoet Ind E. W. C. N. (peen, E el Captain iii H is m a j est y. ski Ft 4 11 - stray, st ee kfri sn. ----' - such as to convey with the limy its regoisites of movement •a o , eu , Clyde, was called in. ~ My, late of Tower -street London , but sow e sad " I. e ' " ' “: " ce. Frankest by the Committee. . r letlowe Maldlesee, ' ' v. "La tog aside, therefore, these primary but Milispensable ~u, _..., !.. c _ merchant, to surrender, l'• hue. Did you net commend a division of the /Bet caplet , Je l ratiot.s, the uneistiost which it is propene to ron- . ls `l, l ' ''s . h .. Cl, at iwelire, at Guildhall, London. c,r'. ~ • I aish a „ co to destroy t h e the late Eipeslitioni to ter Scheldt ?-I slid. Pamir, Tomlinson, an d Th om .. num is an anytime spun , utwerp, l 'emel Th u __ . n , gesoitier.street. ' maritime measure. of are .a • toy it. the Scheldt. State under what instructions you sailed.-Mir Ili -"meer, Nivea late MG."' " Foe the attainment of thus 01.ru I, MK a two plane way structam is detai:ed in the prints d papers ;it WI. at I %•_ h . --. ?meet-street, GirOrlntan's. be roused: It hying taken f' t igr tailrel that atonements to pea lure of the tsland of Cadeamt, sot aticrwrirde t •.,.4 h.,0 7 1... v . : tatter manner, to somender, F ebruary 17 , •• Ur \ • I j . a. ' lcy cn. aLleauldhalt, Condom Anne, envoy two &elect Ina,. f oye..items al the mime tics could bleieking of the Cheat Channel; I received another in ea ''' ' • " 4 ' • - 4 .ilmert i • • au( be petsvoled. his.'.--laeolso4 *yen, 11., roast i.I tom, which dues nut appear in these papers which ~,,,t , .... ~ _,. a, . Lostrert, Leaden. •an . • ,T, 0 „, r. 1:7:. tel Cs ; eel N a “),,,, T. l ate o f c,,,0,"4„.. Flatldere, tb, re to sett's! a p.-t, ist . . rporalww) to lbw r•pu:s- gtrcee, fre emseequeace of the Chimer.. of Mao, that re Ins. '4l, Harr, . ' " 0441,44 ., carols. to @amender. Fairs- mee , i ur. " ' Suety in .viler so t 1 •tierr_ the ...lowest id .4 4i141. ICI 104344144 JWCWW4OII In proceed m f r. as i s w: s t ,,,K a ide tar ttl'o. *. in r, 4 ' e re'l e 7. al ,„ 1 , 1 „,,,,. too, et'tieildheil. Attorney , of semidry ...Diciest to give teaspoons, pos....eion of Antwerp, I osy's.oaval force sight, in the host uss. once, be directi dens Neese, Lmolon. sad Ist Mgt Sauk of Ms Scheldt. The other-to uyer each% mediate!, to Cwlsand. i; be PN , ird Vol- noy !owns. a. lead- .t all luders ; 'itted D the some preca • IIMI On awl our "I motor of • ` utilirik .rump troupe PRICE SIXPIRCI-lIRLPPR*IIt. What is the date of the Litter instruction think tiw eith of July ; I received it in duplicate. Have you got the duplicate !--I have it, bnt not with ms ; I have a copy, which I can fornrah ; but the origival I can get in the curse of to-morrnw. By shuin were these instruct, Strnehnn. [Captain Owes read, and then delivered in, the Instruction retested to, viz 1 " (Copy-10.)—.(Most secret.) " Amethyst, in Downs atith Inly ' 1809- " Std—As the enemy has lamed his ieet to flasitisam have abandoned the idea of ranking a-dreeent on the S W. side of %Valetta to ; I have determintil to tie it from the an- given?—B4 Sir Richird die .611111. ebonize of Stuue Prep and 11813,0'1in, tower& flee cuast be. been Sconce Yowl and the towu of Cum Veers. In eunsequruce of this determinative, the enemy way, in the Crst inflame, detach his flotilla towards Cudeauk! You will, thenrfiite;being apprised of this, use your eau erel ism about lsodisig; 1 abeam, if a great boast appo.ittots w 1 °Mired, aud that you sod the Marquis of llustley thick it ruaolua ton couch risi to laud, you are not to du it till • contriueid and safe oppui loud, should offer ; keeping it 64 Wroi is yttsr reralketiva, that u is of t►e greatest 'rapines *ace to uhtuu pooreasioe of Coriorod, when it can be 40.41 *wow that risk to whirls 1 hats ottodeti., " 1 ream* Sir, he. &C. dit. • "Copt Owes, Clyde* " A. J. StRACHAN." I will net pledge myself exactly IS the date, ror one came witliect a dam and may bare tilled it up with 'lie date tt when I reeee.l it ; ore came late in the evening GI the eta, and the otber early in the usernii , g of the e7lh. Relate what yea did iu conseqiienee of those instrortiona, ss far as relate,. to the operation against Cielsanti.—My ori ginal institution lout been communicated to Lord Ilautlep un Obi. moment (lull I received it ; the second was emisnia. pirated n hen his Lordship embarked on the everting of the 27th. lly Lord Ileutky ala-i chewed we his tuatructiures, soda question inure es to the number of en that could be lauded; Lord Ilentley's instructions supposed that I had the =taboo( tainting 4,1.10 own at *se opei maim ; 1 had mot the means fur that number; the needier fur the men of war was 615, at the rate that we relrelated tlw hurts to carry but from some other means which I discovered, that member was carried to 700); the traosporte boats, if the weather had been fit fur them to act, wood have doubled that number, My Lord liuntlisy was auseisas *cc the •ii► sde. mut Ur* ,ty of sorer- Zca • pus med. :mixt :s-or- Ant :ouutry utitte• tliat a i her load of t►oo i t thotiest ly frogs At the ?YU the that the time Ad the hat is the moire tout be moue irlrel, oin in .13cing 1101- c the . N at.: .inFtiug a the up dos goloyeill is Ant in. In the lts the Mel r Ise w ere ereoen • he eft ,ted sta. Commander iv-file( of the erm - y, or General froworiegs the Adjutant•Genri al, to have thios orders imolai C.l; and an early as the tide served ou the crania:kg of the Oath, furnished bus with a react to go to the Commander-tn. Chief. It will be accessary to sAy, I had been detached a day or two before, and lay at au iraclutrage out nediately la the Downs. ied Hontley, I understood, joim it the Ve. aerobic, where the CCinSiaissltr-:11-Chief was, Just as she was getting coder way, and was directed to follow her through the Gull Stream, aril that she %timid heave to obeli she um clear of the Narrows; she passed um where I was ',mg, fol lowing the Yen-table, but the anther was dims very foggy ; I bore that orders mast ha ea their was to sae to get sailer way, and I had great fiat of halo' the vessel that Lord theut ley sae in, and that the trmips would be left sithout their t:ene. ral, I t herefore recalled bur. I reeei , ed my orders eery short ly aft...wards to weigh soil pi ..ceed with the division; we am :toned that night all ritaid.riihurg, iu a fair posito.o for proceidistg to Citilsand in them ruing ; whilst the squAdrus was getting unitssi way in the tamping fix that parte aie, I had oval. a Courinsallun with Lor4 Illautley On the subjeet of the 4,tion torn that trete expected to be lauded, sad tiko. wive upon the cautionary order ; his Lordship sisheit to ace the Generals of the division stoke him, Generale Layot and Ifestrio...r, and they bombe so losivis, in ammensease sif Lard Ifsetleylituatiocines and my order to nos discretion, it was detcrtutued that the traltalleann should anchor low jovni is the chasm!, whilst I promedelfortlier up, tut , a almassest front which I conlil notice whet pouted either sa the cheerio& I occupied, or the miter entratg.-e to fiasiiiiig, called the Vuerloo ; say rsissaa for talcum *list position, was, that I was given to isoutrrotanil toy Lid Gai.liier, with • squadron of battle ships, then ['three Flushing, was to eau-operat• wills toe, and to foram me through the damsel by which catered; I obscured that his Liodship's tomastros was sod in • vilnation to fielow me through that chsuisid, and that, ti I had co-uperstiim Ave it, it could be by the clot/wee' of the I.ho duo. 'llse ipih, theft that I catered, the channel, u Ws, a too strong A,. bunts LID land, there was too merit serf tattoo the beach ; disposition win made fur Mediae on the tootling of the molt, at dawn of day. It efts nsistodi dto late the last pail atf the dub tide tioshore, sad W Arco at low water, slakb was Wilburn nine and ten o'clock ; bet- a nu. s tave arose as to the number a men tbit I could actually put Aro slime. It blew than too strong for the trausiport hods to act. The swims of the mew of war, were, as I ease be fore limited to-seven hundred, and my ord Huotley did woe with thy instructiou that he hAd, that he ought to risk the landing with tan small a force, especially, as I could nut insure the boats seterming with a second evader of meta under an hoar; & think that it sushi have been considerably inure ; I stated an hour at the'time. Os the Moine of the 29th, I had a ktter from Ste Richard hirechati. sod I ria. turned an answer, premiss apse bias, that ins Lord Iluorey experts.' • greater Imre to land awe I had the moans of putting on Aunt. Onthc eversiag of the 3iith, 1 had &maker letter from Sir Pilchard attached, deairiog sic luw..cal use operations upon that side, unfit we had better help ; my Lard Guiltier's sqesdrou was at that time at the elitism:sof this Doerltio. t.hi the ounraieg of the 3151, 31101hcf.11110501114601111 was made for hustling, and sneers were taker fur roaring the if 3111.1101111 with (WO regiments, us abuse, to facilitate the operation; but the enemy were them in coesicerabie Garre t and it ass still judged better to wait for the assistadec Lard Gardwer's h oils ; I therefore Pest a letter to his Lord. ship, i ifurining how that it was fur his heals thee we waited; and, in return, its Lordship sent se• an extract from kis is. afflictions, in which it ',mod, he was orders-0 to remain whrre he was ; the etrarhaiirt drew from that order was, that it was inteoded we should proceed further ; sod au ar rautement was made for that purpose. Its. you know what prevented Lord Oarelner'sersopereting with you in the dist instauce, as was intruded'—From she adamant the skips were is warn I came off IlisitkeAburg. it was rkse they could ant it Iv the Weida Chabbillf U Uses Mew tiro hors, awl tiny welt to the leeward. You state tlie I'.. 'iii to tillSe urea, the next day, is west denthk torte is taulsand ; cam yen bona any ide a of what amount of force 3ets could distinguish'—Abort aeon os the itotb, a signal was made to tor, that the cueing were twing ing dewy tielthiderrs • aud, on the earning of the both, an otbtir si;o d was made to me for sword troops, is a situ, tram where they could lee cusuo)e Iby gain vessels. I west imam - diately , to the ship a Inch mails t h e signal, hat the 'oldies, were then mot to be sees; they had takes peel hilasod the sand-lulls and iu a battery, on tour Rusk of the beech wher• we intended to land the report art the Meters of that ship, made them it or holism, Monitord that bad bees area ; we saw ns n wising in smell petit, Of so and too on the full.. ing bit we could form no judgment of the whole force spot the Island. OMANI, that yea then invazised yea were minded for a farther destlnat toe ; who. fors her demosauen dad you ea. derstaied to be 'mended concluded I. pass iota the Scheldt, arid too the itd of itagart I did reef ire aim order to till trail, to pose in ....Jr.. cover •ifilir line of bottle ships, which Sir Richard attaches nil erased me tt was his hitcciou to lead in. Have the rooters* to stile what woos your satosteshatat u p riai ti o nii +—Th.! letter I hare alluded to, of the an of Ao• gust, dinned me to prncerd as near to flushing as I regatt a , es posieg the trail ipOrts to rhik from the eneuir'a tie, 11,1 endeavor rto eat .41tilV COUll4lllllllClition het ren Cad sand and Flashing. I piolud forward smut of Ike • onsets that 'ilea night, hat I any ton lass fur the whole dais t'D woo-, sod a...tut-Moms sere likes ise seat fv. the same put pale , vii the .3J. the whole irivritti3 above! as bra( Is they 1