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&yss von ts or 011 cent. against this conntry, and from the limited amenut of specie then on band, that the pe t i t . wary mean, to equip and enable such an ar my to take the tiaid, could not be piticure4. as the soon ' y fur such purpose world not be less than 500.0001. If. i.01te4.1 of sending a beitish force, it was tionAlit a Iris:►hle to raise a native &sea to the north of Gentility to tlitit a mount, he think► it would require that stun to form it auto a tailit try corps, and that the monthly expense afterwards would not be less thin two thirds, or three-fourths of the expens • of a Britoih f a ce. When the Esp.•Jition sailed to the Scl►cldt, the total amount If foreign coin, applicable to mi litary service abroad, at the disposal of Govern ment, amontited to 125,0001. ; it was, tberef ie impracticable to sold the Exoedition to the Elb e or the Weser, and it would have heels imprudent to hive Beat it to either Spain, Porto; il, or It Ily, a s, no twithsfanding every exertion was made to p r ocure specie, the deurinds upon the milit try c wits io the Peninsula ■nd the Mediterranean, •ete sneh as to create the greatest apprehension t ,it they wool) be entirely exhausted, if the ex ), should be very considerably increased. On the contrary, 123,0001. the sum provided fur tie esnedition to the Scheldt, it was conceived, if tie proposed operations were brought to a dose witlau a very limited period, would be sufficient, un.ler 11l the precautions taken, to guard tie army v.roinst any risque of pecuniary distress. Copt tin Jowes was employed in buoying out the Slough Passage. Sir K. STRACII 4N, he thinks, afforded every assistance; and is certain that he co uld, if ordered, have disc:al•lrked the whole force en South Reveland within two days. Capt. Asea- D ove commanded a division of gun-boats iu the S..hehlt. He thinks that the whole Sotilla and bombs might have all got through the Slough Pas. aNe into the WestScheldt, in eight and forty hours, so I dieoce to Baths in one tide. angaviier•General SOITAQ was commandant of the town of Middlehurgh, mid (r i m all t h e i„fui_ sti,ri which he acquired, added to his previous knowledge sod eiperieuce. he had saagaise hopes fib.. iaccers of the Expedition, if prosecuted with actir:t). Lieut.-Colonel Moment stated, that a part of the reinforcements that had been thrown into the ;,nano of Flushing, bad reached Mechlin, and elite even Louvain, on their march to join the main Prlay MI the Danube, and were brought Isit..k by say,gons to Clitsand. The object of this evidence so u. Ars di .t the expedition cffecte& a diver s..a in favour of Aeatris ; but our readers will re vi.l4o,, that an account of the battle of %Vagrain was tt....1iel in England Iselin. the expedition left this entry. The remaining witnesses p os itiv e ly & L i n e d .14 there never was any actual want of bark, port, ter, or bedding, for the army in ‘Valcheren. There being rruson to Ifelitre thut the obnoxious F.'s.. *llse Uenehers of Lincoln's-Inn is shout to rreguildrd, we understand Mr. SLIESID•N'S MO- isii respecting the same will be further postponed. As neither Afr.WilIDU AM nur Mr. SUSIIIDAN dr iveled their op:iiirue ma Friday's motion. it is sup plied they wilt speak on this most important sub let so the bringing up of the report this day. The 5..-rond rending of the_ _pew Stock Market Lill is filed for this day in the Mose of Commons. sill. i.a doubt, meet with genii support. from e fir principle of liberal ronstiffition. It ll ill na nth le opposed by all the monied might of those vialios, who have so enormously enriched hein.dves by their exclusive rnanecurres in • close . as to render it high tense that their secret Seahh , equiring itiff swore should be conceded to the subtle good. The present in sot only a ono ini.ily of enormous profit. but also a direct infringe. swot oldie rights and privileges of the city of Lon dm. The Transport Board has announced to the Ship ) woe t h at Clover:intent is in immediate want of i !moiler of large coppered transports, fur six moths; and so urgent is the occasion, shat 235. tr mouth per ton is offered for them. being three Of four •hil:ings per ton more than has hitherto been tsul. From the length of time for which these PI4 so. engaged, it is sieppied th.l are intended rem-,re the Portuguese troop, to the BrAzils, in meno.iching event of our being obliged to artiste Portugal. Th • Co:laiil and Assembly of the Island of An- VII Lie lately passed so Act. allowing Lady itiNGTON, widow of Lord Lunar: row. Lite r ~,,, r of the Leeward fslind., • pension of '94 p..r annum, on account of his good govern -01, sod his general interest for the welfare of ' , C ishii..ls. %Ir. 11%11;minroll having vacated his seat for notini e di of Windsor, by accepting. the. Clitl 111andreda, his nephew, Jona liattanorrom, i to be elected without opposition. 0.• 1 rilay morning Mr. HAS[ communirated to G.ritlrineu of the Stock Focclian g .i, the contents received that morti.iiir at the Dank of d.tr.iin the CII IrcE Limn or Oir Elutt fullowing purport :—That Mr. PERCL, AL io- V''~.ln tuunn? of next week, to make a tiro lo l'it , liament for the funding of it -11.11 hot ''''^A "LOOO.OOOl. Exchequer Bilis, dated sth Fehruart. 1:409, and iGth 11 srch .riclosire, titan) Ct.• terinsl— motif.y ritbed, it in irr. , :et...11 ' • h . '', N sty lieu per eep).•. in the nl t%r sale of that oulov.ttlled, •-• IL..v AL *Went or to 1..• 11', int ,ntion not t" sny addition 144 t i% five per rent-. this Oct thepro l ss.•hi .al in; approved Is! Ara!nt, the time allowe-d for •tibp , •riptuials be ":" r dr and other particulars relative thereto, • 1 .. male puhlie, lietcre,t to comment.: lry.n ofJauuart Ita -1..10 cub if 14 • 1,41- f the • sr oda .v tJ for r ti• the. - THEATRES. 0PFP44101.13t. On 50111..141 , ere:iing last the come opera of ff Fanatieoper l.a .11issiem wog perfo•med at this Theatre, to an overtlaa lag and brilitaut audience. The great 'Brat turn of the night was Madame CA TAW!, who, fur the second time this season, dm idaved her on powers. Th e p i ece i tse lf i t founded on a musical prejudice, which certainly she is calculated rather to condone than to abate. The Icier is rejected by the father of the heroine, fur not knowing the gamut; at length, however, lie succeeds, the Lady being of opinion that music is not the essential quality in a lover or a husband. Tile audience were tU raptures with many passage, in the singing of tine admirable performer, and thoee who could abstract their admiration front the vocal, frond much in the acting power to approie. Signor N A LUI acquit•ed himself with much humour. His enthusiasm for the harmonic art was well diiplayed, and, when he proceeded to exemplify his theory on the violoncello, he proved, to the satisfaction of all who heard hurt, that, unlike many amateurs, he excelled in what he wee devoted to.— Signor Rum, and Madame COLLIN! were also much applauded. The Ballet of Ls Nareisse 4. Les Gram succeeded, in which M. Destiavra, M.Vaarats, and M. MOREAU, Madame Dxsusexs. Madame Monitor, Madame CLAta , and Madame A NOIOLINI, displayed their fine dancing to great advantage, and with striking effect. LYCEUM, This house boasted • splendid end crowded au dience. on Saturday night. The new farce. Hit o► Miss, increases in attraction. and pro *sea to run as Inn; as the Managers will allow it.—The member. of the fo•r-i•-hand attend to take a Icssou from Mr. Mamma. _ THE PARKS. The serenity 011ie atmosphere, end mildisess tithe Mr, In duced a pester smernblime of beauty, rank, and fashion, to visit these etichauting ' , laces, yesterday, than On say preceding Sunday. The open carrciges were very onmersius, and many ladies wore ear, with boodles of Sowers, suited to the see. soo. White dresses and silk pelisses were predominant. Amongst the pedeetriaus variety was uss miler of the day. ►em, cloth pelisses, and gold bindings, were very general.— There were, however, mauy ladies, whose costume displayed as erne► variety and lightness as would have suited the merry moot 11 of May. A little before tier o'clock, a sadden storm of rain c..ose on, which produced • must distressing bustle ealisegst the ueespiers of epee curium, and the fair pedes trians ; who were to be seen scampering ma every directive, to avoid the pitika slurs. Yesterday morning Has MAJESTY, Prioresses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, accompanied by Lady Turman, Gen. CARTIVILIGHT, and Major Puce, went to St. George's Chapel, Windsor, and beard a sermon, preached by the Rev. Mr. CRAMPAGN from St. Luke, lath chanter and 201 h yerse—" 7 hoe fool, this night thy soul shell be required of thee." —After attending divine service, His MAJESTY vi at'e i erincess ASI EL: A. On Friday morning Sir Iltwax WILFORD, Doctors BAUM, DUNDA% and Pope, had a con sultation at the Print:tits AMRI3II . • house, upon the state of her Royal ilogline,s's disorder. The Earl and et:motes* of DARNLEY will give a grand dinner, nrxt Wednesday, at their bonen, in Berkelry-scriare. Amongst the. Nobility, at the Opera, on Satur day. were— Their Boys! Highnesses the Dukes of Cumberland and Cambridge ; the Duchesses of Beaufort, Dowager Manches ter, sad Sornemet ; Marelsiosesses of Salisbury, Wallesieg. Dowashire„ sod Dowager Bath. The Duke of Noarui.a's grand dinner, to his Royal Highness the Prince of WaLas. which %PS to bare been given yesterday. is postponed until this day. The Earl of Esse% left town, yesterday, fo► Ca shiobury. Earl SPENCER will give a, grand dinner, on the 17th instant, at his house, in St. Janice's-place. . . Lord MVERRAYR gave a mod dinner, yester. day, at his house in the Admiralty, to the Earls of LIVERPOOL, lIARROWDV. BATHURST, and Loan. FORD; Viscounts MoVNTJOIr •nd LOWTHFR; Sirs R. PIMA, and R. BtcnEaToN ; Captain PAnntn, Mr. RIDER, and Mr. K. WARD. The Earl of Ltvcaroot. gave a grand dinner, on Saturday, at Fife-house, Privy-Gardeus, to their Royal litghneases the ukes of Yoe and CAM. BRIDGE. the Marquis of HUITLIY, Earls Ctn. DIEN and BATY:ALIT, &I'. &c. The Earl and Counteia of MDT gave a grand dinner, on Saturday, at their house, in Grosvenor square, to the Marquis and Maachioness of ST•s- CORD, the Marquis and Marchioness of LAN*. Dotes. the Earl and Countess of ALIIIIMAZIA, Earl of Cassaus, and the Hon. W. W•RD. A new Comedy way read in Covent-Garden Green-Room. on Eric!ly hot. of which report speirks in high terms. :%Ir. YOUNG. Mr. Jon Es. Mr. Itiltiriottr, Mr. DAVFNPORT, Mr. C. Kam lux, and Mrs. H. JOG:VITO/I. are said to have parts well ruiteri to their respective taleutv. _ . The music of the Hew Opera, to he produced et the Lyceum Theatre, to...morrow evening, is said to be one of Bum 'tee happirst efroris, and will coinbate ell the vocal strength of the company. The last Bath arrivals are— Lord !Rayner, Laily Durk', Count Cartnwity, Rir C. Whreler, Colonel Uncktaunt, Lieni..Colnuel Cur, Liens - Colonel Borten, Licat..C.ol..ncl Puwlett, Rev. Dr. Speer*, Rrv. Dr. MIP. it-.d Min Bingham, Rev. Mr. Asinine, Rev. Mr. Pollen, Rev Mr Palmer, Rev. Mr. Dalby, Rev. Mr. Nteford, Rev. Mr. Cockburn, Rey. Mr. Reunion, Rev. Mu. Winthrop, Rev. Mr. mad Mn. Ita)ly . A %ming lady, about set enteen rear► of age, why ha. hitely come to a liaiiikoine fortune, e loped, on Satiodiy, from a boarding school in Derbyshire, with a %oiling man, of ghoul the ►ame age, the son of a farmer. They ars supposed to have directed their conne to Gretna Green het being thonght incapable of finding their en; there, on account of their youth and inexperience, they are accompanied by an elder sister of the swain. Captain PETZR PA OLEO. of Ills MOJKITY'S Royal Navy, is returned to serve in Parliament. for the Towa of Wexford. in the nano of RICHARP Nevit.t.E, Esq. who has itecept.:d the Chiltern 'lead:vas. 1E177 TV /MST/IT/771M Wein-icily elated, last reek, that the Whir/ of this Ma& I:.hincist was lobe dimmed for tn. sensor/ The prettiest ea hiadion, we consider as rather bid, miser of Tatum eitortiessite, ih•play i ug dirtiest filkitures of British µaims Al though flu:iv are Ind few of the members of the arra Av.- dt.,1.), who have SISSII tied the *m em collection, yet there are ~ . n,:, prodactioss never fail to girt the greatest *duce and delight. lir asial.t. las, two pictures of ve,y greet uwv.t ,• the ear S.lllBll Irons the tall hook of !I.n, is 11,ad, nail ,be other from familiar lift. Dwell has one pie. lure, which is highly creditable to his takuts, subj.-et is • cuttage.d.tor hi a summer's evening. Woonpoitax has fuur pictures; hie ileery and E. 413 is so excellent in rearm. mice. Rt••t;11 has ono four; leis pie, ate Or Jrpi slider the twin ,If Dialect, with the Il i :tiph Calisto, from °et D. is ronspicauus mud mealy of its parts are charaniagiy coloured. HOWARD, ROI/NAGLE, 01.1 VIER, WARD, end DRVIIMOND,• Imre pictures of cuusiderable 'unit, but, we 'hulk, not fully equal to what they have produced no foruicr years. The veteran Noct.ta tits exhibits it model of • staluc of !knee- Laudscape, the two Messrs. H• 111.14, of Both, audataiu theirdeserved calehrity Tower:ha a mull hems tifid landscape, representing a v:ew of Exeter. e • LOX, i. his ferry-host, has cuadrmed PS In the opt s i un we b a d f orme d of his capebility —This victims Ina boss purchased by the Earl of LOILLYONT. POLICR. BOW , OTIIIt . On Friday evening, • dress and pelisse-maker, to the neighbourhood of Diary-lane, was - charged before Mr. Names, it all ill treatment to her appreutice, a girl shoot 16 years of age. It appeared, tint the girl, in a lit of de spair, thyme Memel( logo t►e basin, in the Germs Park, on an eve•iee in the hedonism of December last ; by titucly as sistance she was saved, and carried home; un the neat wormier, before day-tight, elle made • second Attempt ; when docovered she was apparently dead ; but, ten auplying the process recenrimesided by the Humane Society, she was restored. The medical Gentleman who apes& d her •p plied to t►e Humane Society foe relief fur her, which visa immediately greeted. He also repotted, that it appeared, she had been induced to CUOMO the rash act, by the dl treatment of her visistreee. The Hess-re•d Mr. Piiddeo wailed on the girl, sod ►earned from, her that her parcels were respectab!e persons in the MitlUtry. He • mite to them, a Mill was answered by the father eosin immediately to Lundoo. His letters to the girl had beim ioterrep:eil, which made her believe he had eh:inducted her. The girl stated several Wt. of her mistress's ill treatment of her The Worthy Magistrate reprimanded the Decadent. Oa which she consented to give op the indentures, and return tea gaiseas out of the fifteen she had received with t►e girl, who was hooded over to t►e protection of her father. George iliimphress, • well-known character s was charged wit► stealing a piece of woollen cloth, of the ;Mae of sal., the property of Mr. Thomas Atterood, a woollen-draper, i■ Henrietta -street, Covent-gardea. It appeared that the Prisoner heel t►e •adacity to go late the Prosecutor's shop, oo Friday, between one sod two &deck, sod wee s•akioghi with the cloth, bat was prevent ed by Mr. Attwood, who wee to the bock put of the shop, sad was sot perceived by the Prisosee.—He was committed for trial. Two mem, of the mimes of Smith end thol, with • bny, the brother-is-law allmitb, have been taken into custody by Pearkes and Myatt, Bow-street °Seem eivargeit wsi robbing the home of Mr. Hebert 'fieldsmen's., at Had ley, is Ease:, of bed-limes sod wearieg apparel, to • consi derable amount, Mast a mouth apo. Oa Thrusday they esderwent so rammiestioe before • Beech of klmpstrates, at Chelmsford, and were fatly aboasitted for WWI. No cue of public nate/vat occurred ou Saturday in any of the Courts of Law. The assizes for the county of Hants commenced on Tuesday, at Winchester. There was more &Woes. tilAll at any prievions assizes for these 4.5 years past, but it atrortird uu case of great in.. terest. The Africaine, Capt. Ilaucrart's martinet' at Portsmouth, on Saturday, liming been prevented from sailing by foul winds, with the Thigh laglis, Ceylon, William Pitt, Hoddart, Northumberland. Tigris, Euphrates, and Arre//, fur Madras, and Bengal; and the 4/crusader, for Bombay, tinder convoy, to a certain latitude. The Aigk, Capt. Wm.?'; and Kite. Capt. Canna, with the West India convoy, are likewise drtained. The Ce:beras, Capt. WHITIY, is appointed convoy for the Me diterranean. The bri,f Charring Nancy, of Jersey, PHILIP ROSIGNIM., :Master, arrived at Portsmouth, Friday night, from Malaga. She sailed from thence ea the til of February, and vas the last British vessel that left that place; the French were that day en tering it. Tho Ant, Edward, and Fortran cartels, arrived at Portsmouth, from Morlaix. on Thursday even ing, after twenty-eight hours' passage. Five sol diers wives, who were taken prisoners in Splin, came over in them. On their arrival at Morlaix, a Comruiasarist comes off with a guard of sol diers, whom he places on board the vessel, takes the prisoners out, and carries them on shore. He snot) returns with the women. and or. ders the vessel to leave the port. The French will not allow the cartels to purchase the most triflisg necessary article. Orders have been received at Portsmouth to victual and store the following six ships for the Baltic :—Virtorr, (Vice-Admiral Sir Janis Sau ststiat's flag-ship,) St. George, Mars, Minegistr, Prbscen Caroliae, and Study. The following ships will compose the next (fourth) Beet for the Bost Indies, vie. the Dosed Scott, for ,Madras and China ; Prestos. Pisani:. Soee►eign. Diana, Indus, Sir William Beasley, and Asa. for Madras and Bengal. The five first named will take out about 900 King's troops and • number of Of , •ers; and the three last about 100 Company's recruit.. General Sir Ssainct. Aunt- MUTT, Commauder•io-Chief at M —a-ras, will go out in this fleet. The 13th Light Dragoons, the lvt (Foot,) and eta Regiments, sailed on Monday for Lisbon, with the trade for Portugal and the Mediterrantmn. but had not succeeded na Saturday in getting farther th a n Yarmouth Road... Several of the trowoorta have returned to Portsmouth to get water for the haws belonging to the dragoons, most of which hove been embarked three weeks. It is in contemplation to pull down the Barracks at Poises, and build other* 0.1 another stile. Tilt! Worcester regiment, which o..cnpies them, will, in that nave, go Li camp in the course of tile next month. Sitairday afternoon. fron men of the Ist regiment of Foot Gnarris. from Knightsbridge lilit,rocks i marched into l'Jrtsmniit h, hind etn hilt k for foreign service. Three hundreil soiree of the Coldstream, and 300 of the 3d Foot Guards, will march in on this day and to-morrow, and will embark for the 611012 service. Tiley are intende.l, it is Fwd. tar an expedition, which is to be aecoinolli,li.d by coop-de-Nein, the nsval put of which Sir SIONLY Swim. it is supplstd, x,ll cwornand. 8/R k J. STRJCI74 . 7 4 7'S juititering. 011igli•ATICOSS Ow TUC SAUL OW CNATIOAU'II MST OW Ulf PISOCESDISGS; DATID OCT. 15, li. varsintso TWO lUS KING, WSW 14, MO. Lamlnn, March s o 1110. Upon the first point to which Lord Chatham in his Nana tire has called Ills Majesty's atiestiou, satorly, "the ground upset which, after the army win at length sanentidral near Baths, a kudinx, is preseetstka strike 'leerier objects of she Expedition, was sot deemed advisable," it would be im pora fur use to make any obaereatiou because the manure which are said to have rendered it " clear and evident that' inifarthre operations could at that time be surlertakeis with any prospc tof success," were such as I was not eivispetese to appreciate, sad therefore did sot presume In diocese. Nut being aware from my own obacivatioos that further success was undo taivabie, I ventured to offer the tallest as sistance and co-operation of the naval armament under my command, in any ithet liur measures whirls might be demon,. advisable, and I trust, that, in making thin offer, I shall I.:C be thought to have been guided by • too forward aid indis creet zeal, rather than by a due seine of my professional duty. Upon the ionennd poise, irately, " why the army vas not moms. assembled at Bath: to commence soaker operatino,' I feel confident that I chili have so difficulty in prorii.r, .11 direct coat radars ion to the anertiota in Lord Chatham% tante. meat, that the delay did in so shape rest with ma, or LI, pr-id upon any aersogessent in abide the envy was es. Leas,ty * cusionned, but that, on the euatrary, every facility onastfor el ad by the nary towards accelerating the usurriuent of the amt, and every medicos sled by all thorn under my en n and, is the various and complicated services mansard to them I hare is vain endeavoured to ascertain the lbendatinq !mon which the assertion slats, tit tt it Was dit•iuet ed 'opal that a tt,,onnts attack by she navy ape. the .•e trout should be mute .t the snail time that the tempts eller effecting C,eir landing advanced tailwind Flushing, et behg hoped that by a paoerful C....operation from th• me, al itte moment the troops presented themselves talons the place, the lututor rettl delay of a regular siege might have beta avoided " I snout flail any instriactioua, orders, tenon, of communications, t idler previous to oar gemstone (rota ti e Lou u+, or sabscgoeut, alladiag to say such rumens ht. it..-1 can bare it. dtitimatty, out tizeceiy in amnion; shut Nods arrrealeal a all mode, bat th.J, Auto the asters Metre thit.g itself, it it. quite imponsile that auy curb age, morel could bare been made. It certainly was in tordesephitioa, if the e terny's &et hod retnuit•rd ou the loiter pert of the river, .au part entre!, to the rietutty of Utu,lsimr, to ►are pushed 4 tde.•td'..e. sL hutle ship. into the Scheidt to at's& Cwoo, sada tortadroa fur that purport.. Amos; other elike.e. was ►eady tta.l• r orders of Lord Gentaer. With that ettiviroa I irttee•ltil ►ave proreedeet to the attack of the ene.wie ant, if it ►ad net retreated up the river before the sriasakot mired or dm mart of 7.estead. It was also Is my contemplatioo, by MOW dist sirs &ass, to co-operate with Ow wisp I. asp Mott apes F.ash. las wherein the esalsteacit of the oars aisosl4 lit thosagic dr likable. This is prarsod by ass soden t 4 Lord G..r ne- of the 16th and soils of hely; bot it is as far *ism ' dos ' , as that this view of mine was Is malt of say soreirose.it concerted with Lncd Chatham, iss tl.a stists..sent wrcas to imply, that the first spootaiwoos offer of rit •:1 c .010-ratios ass nay pal was passed by without soy immediate moire by his Lordship. Tbs.. offer was ruataisses. is sty lades of this Sib of Augast, to winch I shall shortly bare acessios to al. lode. For partieslare of the eo-opersti us and woistasee acne Ar afforded by the navy to the commencement of oar •• 9.10. hien% I may refer to the last paragraph of Lord Cheat taa's dispatch ot the 21 August (No. i. Military Letter fi.). lir Rosser to the torputattoo of osiratioduct thrown arm me for not 'prior realised the hope that, by a powsrfol ea-opt-ratios from the sea, at the motnest the troops pre. seated themselves before the place, the Wear and delay of a regular siege @meta have bees aosided," it is, perhaps, suf ficient to state, that each a hope must appear very elaitneccal, except upon orie cf . two 'tarpon throe. If the Commander is. Chief, from a murk-lion that the worts of Positing, eio the laud olds.; wens either too weak or too emotion.; or annened by a garrison too iiicdetrate to test a sadden and reorral assault, had proposed a sonadtaannis attack from the litre-of bettk ships, our Are might certsialy have contributed to the esteems of such a project; bet re cult rpriee so desperate re this, woke the well-ascertained circassetnaces of the fortress and garrison, can never have been for a moment in conies. plat ion. If, for the purpose of spriest teller army the labour and Delay of • rep siege, the ConansadriesCha had wished to make hie attack ou the sea (rout, to embark the readier( army in the boats of the AM, sad to laud them snider the protectiee of our ships of the the, 1 rod only say, that I was perfectly ready to share the hem •te of each au attack, sod that the ships were prepared for the strive (Vide Lord Gaoler's leeractiass, Supplement to Nu. 3, almost' stern arbor) It could net be for me to suggest SllCtl • measese, which, of coarse, meet origiare with the Cass mander.in.thief; to wham, however, 1 thought it my duty to state, in my letter of Ike ells of Angry (Moues of Elr dear, p. my realism to "art seder • preen.. ra ces t fur co-operatieo with the army in each a plait of attach as might accelerate the surrender of ileshim,. But each a proposal, in paint of fact, was .at mole to me; Rem whence 1 must cowhide. that it. was oat theu;ht offer any rational respect of adequate advantage. A coa t-tried and cosabiard attack, it should seem, was liwaght hopeless, aril the laud batteries Arad be is a condition so act ; but that a " vigorous attack by the navy, epee the sees freal,an attack assiertairam at the the troops precated themselves before the place," would have atorded reasonable granola of hope ; although it is evident that in this ease lbe enemy, after simply shutting their gates against the arum wire musketry, unassisted by greet gar, add usketry, bore duos little mischief to the 'anises, would hare directed their whole Ire against us, arid, hair; rippled a per of our fleet, would have been still able to bums epee our troops the ia too and delay of • regular siege. I oil meat advert to the charges, er insinuations, la re's. ties to my c-uudsct, is haring faded " is performer of at assertion that the whale of the armament should he at sires transported up the Scheldt," in hamar adapted a treall••• which, though °freest advantage r applied to the division intended for the acs. k of Watchers, was not a little at vs. , risme with the leading purpose of she Espetiftion, name:y, the raouing ..,111 the right aiug , and the advance of the army at once up foe Brio t._ These o r bsvrysit.tos see oreevermied with • denial thrt eves this ehance 111 the destmetioes of part of a• Let fon.% the West to the Emu Scheldt ° would hero delayed She 24- trance enure then three or four days;" • ritmark is which II en tirely rower with Lord Cloths% though ow grounds vary diterest from those usinemod is the Statement. Upon this pail of the alum I oast recur s►orttr to the ori ginal etiacuaaiuse and plain rdatiag to the sad the cari•iintat antes seder which we arrived at %alcverro It had bees at one time proposed, before ere Tutu tt 1.• •.. dos, to land the whole army in Thole. and South Hetet to.t, as prerentiug fewer difEcalties than the navigation of iiie Scheldt, which, under the roost forourabk most always he liable t• various cuathigenciee. This re.- posal was, 1 oodeistand, a toed deal discussed, soul on this point it is only necessary to ret.r to my instractsuas to Sir It. Keats, where he was directed to s;ve every Mi:sl.3l/Ce in transporting the trorps to South Sesteland sod /towhee plan had been propnied of ibiteniliarking i n the Slough, anwthiNg *crows South Bcvalood, nolorlo - er•ia at Nat hi, and landing at Santvliet. j Jim 6v. par: 3'07 1 This phi appeared to be approved by toady goo., j.nigmr of military oprettnons., for one tworO'ot which I luny refer to the Minutes ui Evideace, lenge 197. The third plea, which was &aortae as pre ferahle to rigor of the forme', prot•ard we met kW. w. tWeeveles,wer Is puss ed dirert!y up the Wert Scheldt, nod this(sre ISsessonsodu Min Ev ) was ultimately adopted. lu'olMet by hsepl.S the troops in the treavpocts it pruntiiied to pasarewe Mum • more efficient state, until thr.r immediate arretea aKrnlS ha called fix. To this kris , cement thosesomend efthe wiiiieg Passage was thought to be tiectumney, fie which Perm 'pert ab:e fore, was deo hie.; to occupy Calbesd. Speaking of She failure ..f time amok we Calming, Lead says, " in the first phew the Merle woe to imposed. th it in blueing weather it was fated isereeeible to land • • Seioudly. o From That Same I Bever ay, the Marvels of