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11 ' • •% , .. , 1/•• -,, I Colbert, General of Brigade, eata.ed.the dOth tior.e cha,o4tip.. 001 charge a re;oeueut of of %loon 509 11;Cee tukrn. The ►atm,- too.oo, lid year, Al: O W I N and o , "itte ..1 utdta *4O twos a Isav, after aidiltalar etilisbat, wataittishett the t arch.. (Aim% and to-k total lorlMfoler.' tVlaje,ovhat trrautetl luta the tlecorattolt of the 1. ; too of idooottr. •U. the (kit, tue 13teke Almitelm-lloairiveil at Mu rk, lhe Doke offtwolt at AosAattca, god the Ilakeof Aaeratnalt at Lint*. • " The relnatior 44 the uurise-er• the Arclellike .Lewis tielsereekliller :51that 1it41 0 :,, th t Twit-thuth. yw..ed the Lk Ise et Cretu.; t Aitiey were putmiell to Nlttoter.t. motet , the broke will (Ohllo I .l%keti : the other ttur.l took the threv- Ales of Viettato. Oa the S In, the :wad-quarter* of the Emperor 'are:re . at St. Yolten. . • " The he.nl-fitiarters al the Puke of Montebello are 20-41.1 y at Sigaribkircoen. " The Doite of Paii:aic marching from Salta . built to luspritek. io umleetoattat:k to the rear the derAelinients *Welt the enemy ha. atilt in the Ty. rot, - 1.1 which troubled the Crooners.* of livv.triu. In the Cell.llll of tite Ants,-y of Mnlek *ere' "f ;gad ieverat thonsand . bottler of wine, which are very useful for the amity. It is not till twyund 11.1.. k that the wine voniiiry hvgium. " It 6ti:tivot femur the neCitUillo delivered in. that the unity bat found, since the PAS.4I4e et . the./ ~,,, in the different ruaAneines of the enemy, 40. 1 )09 44444 tele, 446,040 fu11,.,,. of tii.curts, and route lisivelredthouvutuls of rattou• of bread. A uotlia hod furiatv.l iheve magazine* in *order .to morels fu l tood, 'they have been of great uve to us." COTTENBURGU atAlt. • rzttesuot.m. fttAtt 111. The tt<ttal foeusislities at the`hrigeoii.c of the Diet heing 414 ,4 " g"nr thruo.th, the slehhorations are to he totwmr,urd ituotteeibatety. An - Addrr.< of his Ito.) .11 Higlsoev the !Luke of siutivrootoio to tor St..t , * of the liesho,. has Lady hero polil,4 l .tetl. whivit states. the eircomststovevtl6.lrel to the lute eb3os. of Coseroustmt, in the Wi 10/Villa WaD at r.— • SNOKT St terror vr Or VII: U%rolerum•Tlt IrrAir. Or , 1 Cul:%Till Al IIIA r ,Tlll MAGI% NI‘G Or 1 . 31 i Vr. a 1111041 i: whe we: fn br cattied oil anti F.ngbnh sohsidies, and midi other means UP COUI4 be pronsted, without civets Isclia awe 11, clic:Are s.rte luso? taxes. Au stgrerinetit se !natl.% been vustehoded milk Ealthitid, that the i diet was to sew& Awedes with east, and utercheiolise op to the anroutit of t.io.ool.atetlailt per month. That these subsidies could wot he suffice/we to fillfay the thing., of the ratetistee pre foe the ruotinneure of the war, is obvious The nae,slis.9icilltate which Irner.dly :dread the re:di:anon of rr 'Wester" id laegr 8 , 1 1111 l ..t. 1,b11111(trIll o ho the s l laelv kiwyreeid at the money, sod it ass hesides itnpeded by the dit- Ilt•mwes with which raw in Aut. ill.ou;l11.Cy were. however, thor tt3tied, yet without relieviuz the most weeeut waJts of the St alk 7 h• coettartvrs who had foruished pro. viseus.l sad other iivrewsties An. the army, coil) mot be paid, wit eseans Load t.) provide (or the arrears of the atuly.—a Foort , en tn.:Aso:at of riu.dollais, to bank specie, (about ) kat3 been wasted in the dishstrons rigitipaizit of Ilaue.—dbeat• five mitlitosa an a belt of that runt erre fo reign molten, the rest was wilittg from the rointry: In 11,11 cohunitons situation - the Comas • nnanee, appointld 31 the roil of tn.'s, to &vow 11w moat raped:rot l oa ao‘o h a k eeont the politic wants, repotted to ha Ilo)nl Plightsess, at toll Iciorth, (be alwolitte imp.nsihdity of railtog the loan o , noshed for the year lao9, without the utter de. stiviraion of the couutry. That sow amoutoe4 to iwroty six toiliio a 1 . 1%-tlittatis ill Plank sprint The Commits , * rem. gusted vain to Ills Slajesty, that flint sons far exceeded the rirruLarnß capital of the klugdnw, mod made at least twenty-three pa r of the aggregate prop. Sty attic *bole cossotty, in money, giour!a, mad tatatva of terry dantsipi ion $ ill short, that it was neat to imp Abair to procure that emir- • str , us irons. The Co 'unitive was .1431tre‘l, tritium twenty funr hours, lupe. seat a plao for raii‘iiiz the money. In the men, time, Ile*WiStioLlS with Engta...l acre wt on /not ti/ increase die ..el...mina; the fioweriimeait 46.- i:tared, in the course of throw tolcot.oltinia, that the suo. aidics cutii‘t not be angst:stated hewed the stipulata .1 sums; but that it bad uo übjeeti .... s ngoast a &visitantc pear, of Ss 'Aro, riwi.lll it 0 , 01111 be procure.; on . ti row which were not evtdcully al:reetvil a snioat the internat. of Great Beata'''. lostelligeoes having barn received of thi,. de claration, a gt areal embargo WA, taut on all English shipping in Swedish potf—j..l fortoaately now J, •ilO.l ths roug...t gesnonstrisnees, made fr al' yes.utres,alsr wens swam as un posed. Dangers were now dreadfully inrrra.ing on all sides, and the yea? Inert of the cyonlry its threot.ow4l with a hostile lawaiion. In this state ref thisets the troops st:.:tioned on the western fooite,s, inspreastal wits a heel: meW., of their du ty to thro itals•A^ country, were esteeming fulerard to the ca. petal. His Nforsty, ass soon as kr Issesame ascepiaiwte , l with that 'measure, resolved to leave Stockholm, spivs stutter to the Hu) al Family, and orkerit the prisie;pal the Sinte to follow halo The strongest r-usasostiatires against She ex., thou Ur this 114.40 (unite plait were tootle, Lott mille t out effect, and sitee.aity poiata4 oat the (oily wean. left to save the State, anal proeole even far the safety of His Ma. • jestv's person. . . His Royal Highuess WAS called 'ipso to tak,., the reins of G,seerainsesit, and, stosuatlistandi i; has advanced age, he obeyed the call. GERMAN PA PER% . /AMU OF TN . 6 NUM NAY 12. By private letter* from Unsuswtek, et the loth inst. the bohl and %wave Mak', You Sehill is said to have passed ttirough that city ou his way to the unties of erz. fie is amid to lute scot his rengita. tion to the Ling of Prussia, and to have a force of Hrnaan, Prussian, maul liassaimoriau adherents, eta seeding 40,000 mem Gemara! Mucha', mon, a Captain al cavalry, formerly Atli ut a ist to Irak father, thet:etwral, W said to Ire secoud is command, an der this surprising nfficer, who is said to have oh tattled a corn mis,ims of a Colout! in the Ausarten In Cassel, llsilover. Zell. end particelarly •in Magilelattroh.•the are in tmeNtant whirni al t him; they NUS' c visa from him. even as taros 1-lesuburgh cud CoLleek. where the partisans of the French tOriurrly treated the nom PriIiNIKII soldiers so ill. :lifter the baffle of Lii!leck. The pill Lkitteli regiment, that marched from Ilaniburgh to Cssirl, eoworttiog principally of Prussians, forced into. the Dutch service while prisoners of war, live joined Colonel ,chill with roost of their officers. _ , . -Hanover, 4.Aibeck, Bremen, and Pomerania, are now without almost any troops, and arse a Bri. , tish army to lanai immediately 20,0041 men, it might march up the country its * far as Franckfort, and wou ld inmell by thousatols of volunteers, par ticLiarl)•cc flaw:4er and 1% rstpintlia. Prom the armies in Austria owl Bohemia, no further rci mint* hew- been received ; Lnt roam re parte adult, that Usu. Wrale, the ItAvariae, by • . .. ~. R~ a Ind a great rlieci. on tile 30th ult. and that the Freocii have tne,i unliged to rettel buyer:o lots-G. ;I'he same report old., Shot in the route action, Ninsoelio nod been outwits: The friends of the Fremeit 'hew 'letters, from N Mill tin: people are awls to belie - Or, tisot thy Freuele odvoneed so the tith inot. iis the Aeighliottrhoteil of Vietutos Toe tioNvirion losurreetjou army, and d 1 tlme rewrie Wert CAtveCte..l to re t i t eit Viiotto beiute the (SO; inst. •"Frung Russia there is Nu meeoliiit of hrr haring its yet dtdared mar iNaii.st Austria; mud the arri val of du i ,* in tin Ellie, Deltic. mai o:mien ports, 1114ite. it Ull arrailWeillelit of tie tiaminicaar iiiinsee exists In tweeu Great Russia, unit Dvisitoork.. •CAasßt., SIAM 6. i.ii bailor:lM *'drier of r01,10.r.. and has lova desiaritd tan otit-low, nod parre.d 'limn!, !lido& MIA Mr s .u*feltb. towa i rda :the inountaims el the Harz. ••! r lc- ,T~'~' ‘11."..771 .• • . , • - r l / 4 p - cr ; s -% 4.4 ROYAL'DECREE. MAYs. 5, NO9. "Ordering 1,11 hoot the Prussian Major- SAM. and pr 44444 to those slossisall stop nod Surieu det haw, the spot of 10,00 n frsaalss. " We, Jerualb Napoleon, by the Gran of God, sad tbet:mistitstsuw,Kiud of Westphalia, French Penn a, de. " titterer the Pit...ins Major. Sehill, kept rep secret is tolligeneo in the district of depnrinunit of the 14 . 11.er, to extlite disrument, and pruteke imourrixtiou: " As he has dared to pass, aimed, with a troop of snood horsemen, through the territory of several Confederate Suite., and to fume into our ecu, without any uattourisatioo of the PllO.Ollll eioi tralurnt, winch bus not, lid umr, krt. the peace, aud seelintag to d aciaim him : As ; allttllar hsi,luft , state 1131110 Ivor represents Lim n a Plum :ant altsertsr, vs a violator of the law a na tions, ails retard twain the states which lie has ticapassed upon, which renders him like a pirate, whit wagon war dh out letters of marque, aaJ tutu an 4 lauding • ith Inisailwi , f armed : ' 11'c order all Military Custrannsirds, iw:J Oi to ImA - bilit. pursue Los, tale 13114 Lie ese.t.ls, awl Pomo Wm+, demi or alive. V.'e eonatuatul all the Com mines anJ their iatinhilnuta, under pain of hatag comildrren nisobellient, to Amy ivory requiwts ou addressed 1.. them to tia:b At VIII and euumminsl that to low or tilos' n tau shall arrmt or surrender ititti, (Le saw of iu,oua feaucn, lo be pia,kl out of unr flu)al Tteaswy. " Done in our Royal Yalecesl Camel, May 3, tOO% is the third year of oar reign ; (Signed) J Elan lk NAPOLEON. (Signed) " The :Violater SC`Tri.lt.. of Siete, " Cutout Woo T C EST ENTCN." • stAGnEav Row - WAY 9. The corps of Schill, who, we are assured, bears @commission as au Aunriais Connie,. is Always hovering snout our environs. They speak hers of another corns under the command of the . Captain of cavalry, Witcher. All isalarou litre. In the night of the 7th, it lxing rumoured that some limsursof Schill had been been iii the neigh bourhood of thatcity, the 6th regiment of West li talian infantry' marched out through diri'vrent gates, hut returned in the night : they could meet is ii enemy. 1n New lialdestetien, two leagues from here, where Schill we,, on the 7th inst. he iseticd the Royal chests. lathe engsgetnent that took Islam on :let inst. near Dodelidorf, the inh,iliniusta any thou fifteen Hien, including two of Schill's officers, a wounded officer, M. Von %Vedel, formerly a in the regiment of Print* Louis of Prmsia, mice in 'garrison here, with seveixten others. were ()fought in pri.oliers herr. We also expect two Dutch re- 'I his day Sill lw.ad quarters were at Caldets, three leaguer fruut !truce. WUITZBUIO II AT 3. On the ttGth tilt. there •till rein riled 2000 Ty roliatt i•durgent* at Fus%eu, who hud a kind of %Var.-Office ottli them. The 7 took the cattle with them, and Armando' corn. Meantime II ermaiderable borer is marching aping Tyrol. The Italian ' , arts of this codistry, and the inhabitants or the German towns, are iu the imperfection. WEST IA DIES. • PARISADOES. 1111• Ca 2S. --- Accounts from Martinique continue to repels, the arrival there of Deputies from Gandahnspe, nide provisional arra fur the surrender of that island to our raver; but which, it does not appear, fuive been acceded tu. although it is now aildr dt that Cu alteriuing.insierrect ion has broken out among tine inhabitants, which threaten* the exiling vernment, and is likely to involve einisideraitle anarchy, useless ei British force is sent to appease the malcontent., and generally to succour the island, reduced to • dietressing state of isisimee rishinent..—lnfurnsation to this Ellen was columns alerted at Alartinitioe on the c.:2il instant, and reached this island from thence yesterday. Thera is much prccvlality as to the fact that *nine serums disturbance* mid at Iliandaloupr, but we do nbt implicitly rely on the report, to, ibt &swat stated ; mid twe bAirve there is un doubt of some propoitml leaving Ivrea made for the cooditivaal surresuler of the lamed. Apllll. 1. The existence of a revoloitionary spirit at Gloss &loupe is to lologer doulttftsl, but happily it does( not appear to be of elnt san{itioary complexion whiebTorisseily ravaged tl.e country, and was lately epprehended to belthig out. The fact, as it is stated in a letter from 3bortiosigne on the 26tit ult. is, that • the Standard of R.elselliun has been raised egaisist the Constituted Authoritie*, under which all classes and colours have united fur the purpose of ovenurnins the Government, and doplac.ing Ernouf. No viulediceines yet been coin• mitted, but initoy women end children have taken refuge et Marlow:llHour, as • place of better secu rity in the ectit ninny serious dattaur..—We move not fully ascertained whether mut overtures have actually been made to our Commander'', for re ceiving the Iblaryl under oor protectiod, but it con tinuro to be au reported; it *tit however more generally believed!, that the present disturbances will terminate like the Arvorution of 141111; when La Crosse was shipped .1 "room Gaudalmope, the Guvetniaent placed by the people in other brads. • 1.0N;;ON; TUESIMY. Mar 23.. • Covertintent have received di s p a tches from Me. F•4lilliE, the British AuslmswnLar in Americo. %I:n:ll64de, that the Embargo Dieu-Intercourse Act, us far as they relate to Crest Britain, will be retienierl. and cease, on the 10th of_June next— aud Iket a comple:e and Gill commercial inter comec will be renewed between the two countries, front that tiny. The followintt 114 tttt Proclamation issued*by the PreAciit of the United States upon thin:milli et .4 Whereas, it is provided by the Ekventh Section of the Act of . Congress, intituleil An net to interdict the Com mercial Intercourse between the United States of America and Great Britain, and Frame, and their dependencies, Tut fur other purposes, tbatin cue either frau. e or Great Bri tain sl.all no revoke' or modify her Edicts,. as that they shall cease to violate the Neutral Cuaiincree of the United States, the President is authorised to declare the Fame by Proclama tion :—After which, the trade anspeinled by the mid Act, std '.) the Act laying air embargo U.l all ships mil vessels in the ports std harbours of the Vuiti.d States, and the several Acts supplementary thereto, may be renewed with dictation SU doing. And wher eas the Ilianourable David Montague Erskiste, lilt liritaiinic,Alsiesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, hie, by the order, and in tLe seine of li.s Soveri4ii, &stared to this Guverulhent, that th.! lirius6 °islets in Conned, of January and November, law", will have been withdrawn, as far as respects the United St vs, on the, 1111111 of AMC 11,4 : therefore, I, J roes Nlailiswit, President of the United States, du hereby • , that the ()Mars in Cooneilacieesuid will have lawn itlidrawo ou the said loth of Juin• nest, aft' r which day the trade of the United Stalest with Great Britain, as sue ',ended liv the Act of (Mumma above-mentioned. and au Art lad ink an Einbaegonn all ships and vcsitris in the poi ts and harbours of the United Stelae, sad the several Acts sup. ipleierittary thereto, may be rem a ed. Given under my hand, &c. this 19th April, IS(19 ; s''J.ufES Si ADI SO 3i ." " R. SMITH, See. of State." Diapierhes %ere received. yesterday, at the Ad miralty, from Aihnind Cinnamic, which state, that on the night of the 7th of. April, the three French line-of-hattle ship., which took shelter in the harbour of the Sainies,•made a dash throne> one of the Passages, while the frigates ran tbiotigh the other. Our ships immediately penned them, and on the 10th, in the morning, under Porte Bice, His MAJEWIT'II ship Pompee can't up with die liantrodt, a new SU, and after a severe action uldigid her to i:trike. The /lamp :4 had 7 killed, sad 39 wounded; the Ilentpoult had between 110 and 90 killed and woo:sled. The two other French ships were pursued by two dour striadron through tiie Mons eas.age„ The following is an extract of a letter from an Officer of the Pelvic, that cap tared the Ilaarpoult:— '4 Abercrombie, April IM. tVe joint Sir A. Cochrane on the Nth of Apra off the Smiths--m the mom night, • Frvoch squadron, conststaug of three hip+ of the has and two frigates, made their escape from theme; we pursued; uu the.fotluwing night all escaped our rigilmice, but one ship of the line, tibias the Pumper and Castor coutMue , l to chase on the night of tin tuth. Vt'e (the (toitcw) broiled abe en'em) to astiou. The Pompk.: semi came op, and sbe struck after an obstinate re• aistance. Soon after we had Liken poisseasiou, the Adinii ll joined. " The enemy's ship, now the Abercrombie, was called the Hautpoult, a able ship of an going. " The Pumper had 7 killed and 29 wounded; the Haut rah beteemu au and no." Interesting and critivai as is the state of affairs throughout every portion of the Peninsula beyond the I'yremec nod peculiarly in Portugal, from whence the most important advicis may be duly expected ; the anxiety which they would excite at ate• other mrome•ut, is suspended and swallowed up in the contetuptation of the awful events passing no the Danube. The sth and lath Bantling of the French army are full of matter. Ilustarswrx, pushing forward .with his characteristic rapidity, and driving before him the Austrian army .under General II tt.i.ae, had arrived on the Bth at St. Poiten, only four posts from Vienna. Part of his forces were even advanced to Siegartskirehen, half way between St. Poke's and the capital. By the 10th of this mouth, we may, safely assume that he had again made Intwelf muster of that city. It is difficult to comprehend how the curies of CLAPA.. acne, only seven thousand strong, and separated, as it worth, •ppenr. from the main body of the French army, could have defended themselves for three hours against .10,000 Austrians, till they were filially relieved and extricated. This brilliaut ac tion•took place on the 311 of Way, at Ebersberg, on the Traun, near Lintz. How serirots was the po sition of Ct. 're's corps, and how nearly it hail been rut off, is obvious from the eircumstance of Narot.gux'a Ili:M:11111g in person to their rescue.-- Yet that the French did, and elitist necessarily have been victorious on that occasion, seems to be proved sufficieutly by the retreat of General HILLER, and the rapid advance of the French. After the atfair of Elrersberg, on the 3,1, the Aus trian army, rttirirg rapidly before the invaders, took the great rood to Vienna ; hut, at St.!tett, apprehensive, no doubt, of being overtaken, they abandoned all further idea of protecting,or defend ing the capital. Under these circumstance., they executed v. ith equal celerity and xuertvu, au opera tion moat important ; that cfrin,iog the DatinG, over the bridge but t en :thuter II and Crews, 7 / 1 1 alive for•y mail above Vienna. It is, moreover, 4.-itletit that nits p..ssage, was effected without fusion,con si. ce Iliry broke down the liriih,•e . itela i ..l tbtto. Ahout one-third of litt.Lett's army cunt:- •d their retreat, however, towards iruLa , if 111 , C may br:ieve the as.ertion of the Bullctin ; for what pin pose. or with abet iutentiou, we are left iis.ig ance. Thus, uovr kuow that the two As intuits, thnt of the Aiohduke CHARLES, uud that nastier If azt.cu, are both on the North of the puuulie, while BONAPARTE:, at the Iseult of his forces, pursues his course a:oa, t ; the Southern aide. No informatiou is afforded us by either of these Ilulletine, as to the !arils,: position or mosements of the Archduke CliAltl.kg, sairmeipient to his re. treat across the Ditosilie, from lintishosi to Chum. Act-us...bog to the Will Official Brpart of the A+- Irian army, be remained OD tht st6th of April at Chain, where he received considerable reiiihnee. meats. We may coistidently oesume, was marching ciisAvaril, through the *indium t. cles of Bohemia, toward, Vienna; and oe , crinrst question that he win form a junction with Fill:- LEK'S corps, either 'in Bohemia, or iu Austria. 'Flit theatre of iniiitary opera t ions*Vri 11 therefore. as in the last war, be very soon tranaferred to the Pro vinces North of the Danube. For, •1300,11eAali, will lose uo time its Vieuita, while the Austrians arc in such force owl 'simia:ikon the other side of the river. That the Archduke had quitted Chatn, is char, since we find llEtim anon -L. with his corps, was on the tith of May at ltetz, a small town iu the Upper Palatinate, only ',bout four leagues horth-weid. of Chain. tie way probably pursuiug that Prince tm his starch towards the . AtOlau capital. Hewing thus contemplated these great features 'of the Frencli military operatiour, which, we mu..t comfy's, sire by tio means of a mature othilamting, 'or caltmlated to Impire coeithlvi:ce iu the Austrian arms; rte tuust tievcitlitters wait till we cot cool pare theta _wrth .t h e official Rev : orbs of ['mix*. —There are, moreover, runny ttiiimr parts of the , two Bulletins, which cluing attention, mid aaakcii bOpe. BONAPAILTE indulges 14tUbell 11s etnitt'aUP• Inwes or indiguant remarks; upon die policy 01' the Emperor FitANCli, to ilemoliabing the fortifica tions of ,Brutitiiiii, and is constructii:g those of Cocoons, ii limigary. Ile is not less violent, rior•-usgaifests less asperity. against the intrepid Suit LL ; whom he, the "of flagitious of robbers, and the most atro c i o u s or tyrants. stigmatizes as an out-law, and an adventurer. it is erideut that both Cotnorn and SCIIILL are painful objects of reflection to the Corsican. Above all, Kr fin4l4 it necessary to inveigh is Litter language; iigailist • the Emperor's assumption of arms, as if it rt. seated . ts flagraut violation of trestiee,:, and an infruction of every moral bond by which society is held together. In . order . - to give a blilleper to these invectives, he indecently puts them ii.ko the month of the Austrian prisoners, or font:lion .ariea, who had .fallL into his hands. lie also evidently drendt the consequences of the insur rection in the . tyrol. Li: Feezavne, we see, brad been ilispatcheti front Saltshurgli to hispriick, iu oriltr, if pre , sible, to 'arrest its progress. Such was the state of affairs on the 9th of May. It is painful and alartiting, bun tits doubt, the Sevenths Bulletin will 1.11! dated from Vienna : for that event we are fully prepared; in deed it may be regarded ea Im perial family will retire probably either to Olinutz, or to Contorts. ~- ur "Z! We believe, that its the history of this country, there never has existed an Administration; not eves in the fanatical times or the Commonwealth. in tl:e century before the last, whose religious proftissitiii -were so completely ut ro:rsoce with their political. and moral csoduct, as the present Miuistry.. They originally rose to power and office, by artfully and hypocritically availing themselves of the watch word, N. Popery, calculated to operate on the minds'of the lower orders. It is therefore natural. that we should expect froin men so tenacions of the purity, as well as orthodoxy of the stational faith,. mid who tremble at the slightest infraction of the discipline and t...sets of the Church in favour of Ca tholies ; we might surely expect from such eliarec ter*, ou attention to the monde, and to the fetfeity of the people. But, with an inciensideney, equnny impossiltle to explain, or to justify, these very men. who reject all totratioa, support and uphold the most pernicious prin.:iris, the most nefarious acts stud uicrasures, provided a misernhle 6nancial ari vantage cats be derived from them to thus Exche quer. In proof of these assertions, we hate oily to elopes! to the eloquent and affecting speech pro nounced by Mr. WIIITIAKAS, in the /loose of Commons, on Thursday night, on the subject or Lotteries; and afterwards to peruse the reply of Mr. PEVA:T.I'AL. The some Minister, who only be held in the urn, Geent and enlightened act of ex tending relief to the . Catholics of Ireland, the vio lation of Ills 51a.tivirv's Coronation Oath, mid the aulieersion of the Constitution itself; eau feel neither gratification nor anxiety to terminate s thartice, more prorlw•tive of moral evil, rotund!• awl misfortune to the coantry, than any legit dative measure reso..ted to by our Government. It is .in vain that the report of the Committer points out. and emintemitra scenes of privnn vice, and family dist!iss, the most ea; Ode 0!