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111,,1at, they mint Lave 'easy eseeeises and an imme diate object. (Spear WA Majesty %as TM!i.el thr oleo° test as viaraweet front McAfee?!lout Minister reshietit at this Court, that the Catasehtates are desirous of smainiaisitig welosioos helmets the two eosatries. This eleaire will 1w suet by a corresponding ilopositioa or the pelt of tits ,(11Junirewr.)—XVe t.carcdy know %hush to ad. mire most, the it4.llnnintity of Englaud toward* Sweden. her irony toward; Simin, or her reindeer towards the United State.. The latter hails just rojeetd your Jackson—Jitek.on. who ewer b ean written in his fate the oistne of Copenhagen. sail who is so stigmatized, that every relation with bun eats only produce clislmnour ! They have laid au env- barge on your vessels ; they have been deaf to intrigues, and you are become humble, pliant and mild! You consider yourselves happy that the United 7 1[. dos hate not determined to make war upon yen. 'll'lieni.e this language? men ask one another with !siiiiiMslusent. It !Mews a pusillanimity highly visiseaky of the rest of ilia speech. There is nothing to OM by- war with America, and with you every thing is done for gold. Men only fight for gain, and it is only for gold you shed your blood. Thinks lag men see, on the banners of your troops, in lien of the leopards of tour iirenoriesi, those symbols of mobility and of chivalry, bales of soar, of ter, nud of i..offee. It is for these you fight. Your commerce would reap no profit from wee with the United States, and from that moment you are deaf to every insult. _ _ _ Car ~L" Ifs- ceivassaits as to carers how deridy he !egrets the I.fellSllllt 111110 a b 6 subjects, abich tha prutrarted roatiattanre of the oar readers isievitatile." (Monitear.)—France wakes war million, inerezeiing ler taxes ; they have been considerably thou nirbeti. and they are diminishing every (Ivy ; but yours ore inerea4ing in • dreadful pnigression. fie ceoiirt eat ; if you are obligerl every year to have recourw to enormous loans tv pay your deficit, hew can 3 ou en : niort a perpe:nat war ? (qfroeek.)--“ Mutterer teinpurary amid partial latency. sitars- easy hare restited fiurn the measures which A to di. vetted by Frame avian those great warms of oar pv.ve city sail atewook show airwaves have wholly failed of pro. ;lacing say paeloarnaal or goodwill reed." (.liotateme.)—You ■rkuowledr that the met. sures directed by France spawn the main sources of your prosperity have produced some effect, but Gulf a temporary effect. We shall point out the tempo.. why that effect hes only been momentary, and indicant the remedy. The affairs of Spain have spewed to you limey ports of that kiugdons; they shall be abet agemat you.—Tuiente was for you a "lam of immense terJe; it is now for ever shot *can't you. Holland, above all, obstructed the tweak of niessosse, whirls derive their force trots the iiiiforidvy of execution ; she hes lettreyed the gommoy caw. ; she has received your goods wider ur Ainericmv flag, dimvsned by the United State. themselves, or soy other clnek ; but she shall not rtmeire them soy larger. Your Orders in Council of 1807, render it nerestary, that the cria.t moil ports of Helloed be occupied I►y Freud' tinops, and that 'ball be done. And. as one of the results of the Iliut sod second coalition was the extension of the egad of Prance to the Scheldt, the result of }mitt thaorsin Comicil of 1807. will be to extend the meet of France to the Elbe. The inconveuienciee which ) en have hitherto experienced ins momentary wanner. you shall henceforth constantly reperi. mice, mid in a mariner more severe. It must be Goat-seed, that the exertions required by the coo. Pawned War, have (awed many spring. to Le relax. ed. The peace of the Continent, secured by the ursine of two great empires, and the adhesioo of Prostia, Denmark, Sweden, and Austria, to the w i ne system. will impart fresh vigour to all the measures, and deprive you of every; means to trod, with Europe. Yon pretend to impose new taxes, in order to enbcdise your allies, hut we art not the dupes of Tour allegation.. Whtn you lay on new taxes, it is merely to cover your deficit. Your finances are an abyss, of *huh an enlightened mind only ate, the depth. You endeavour to deceive yourselves and to deceive other.' ; the truth will appear, when the bankruptcy shall become ger...calomel the paper. sarface, which esteem the abyss, Ise imiowedoessa. /tre.-sh The ia►eterete limittlity of the Enemy roe. tenure to be directed name then easotry with unabated awiraosety wed violence, (itheiteer.)—Bnt what then is the proof of this ieveterate onituosity o! your meaty? hid met the toe greatest Monarchs in the world eoaeur at Erfurt to offer you peace? Still more lately have you not refused to eater lute negociation, and send agent, to Merlin% to treat for an exchange of pri. totters of war? The in-owned was mad- tot on ac cording to yoor owls inionuationa, but you eluded it when presented officially, from fear it Ardt) lead to an acconimod•thin. The F.naperor of Russia mid the Emperor of f name dente peace, beefless they are rest and prinertill. try the extent en d iistueal riches of their teiritnry. the contrary. desires it not ; because she wisSew to subjiict the commerce of all nation* to en impost regulated by the tea of her Par lisment, to oblige all ships, ender w hatsoever co lours. to 'onto to London, and So arrogate the ri F ht of laying a tea on the consumption of the whole world ! [At the loaf geniis. of England at length rye%) your eyes. Reammorr these p ritens l ons w h ic h you catinoternunta.n, which will cause tbc Conti- nest Is airier, hut whiels wail end in you, ruin I Restore ruse maritime law to its fasting of sax years ago. 'Repeal alma fatal Orders of Cott00".0 14 : 11 no power concert recognise ; for the Rnsaingsifthe Freud', and the Aurericans, will sooner recognise your King as king of Petersburgh and Masco., of Paris, of Venice and of home, of Boston and of Baltimore, than submit to the Orders of Coursed. which are nothing less than era:transition of uni versal sovereignty. Never was such a speech delivered from the throne of England ; and tho.e who make a So , reragn speak thus, skew, that in ull their actions is as much duplicity as want of prudence and of real greatness. Assuredly, this speech ass written by the same Laud that drew the inatructionq to Sir A. Wellesley, in Spain, to Lord Chatham, ut Writ chests, and the Orders of Council of 1807. 'Tis the same medley of incoherent sod ill - tile sted materials. [The doeonsents mentioned in the course of these observations, are voluntiooas, and shall speedily appear.] EXPEDITION TO THE SCHELDT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. El NI; TES of EVIDENCE 'eke* before tbeCOMAMITX of the 1% . ill )i V. HOUSE, appointed to resuitkr of die Polo.) and cooduet of ill late E‘PEDITION to the SCHELDT. ••••-• sECOSID DaT.....-VIABISUSIIIr S. The flight lion. Sir Da•ID I/UNDAI, K. B. Comomader iii•Cltitf of the Army, was called iu. Kratioined by the Committee. Was not the whole of the army pat In tomtit)* between the !sib and the estF of July should titbit so, except those that were very near the places of radon kitties' but time whole force :t7,315, besides artillery and other fume or tiro kind, urn , embarked between the oath of June mid the otb of tidy. tVinalil net the removing the rezi,n,nta from their quer. term, before their equipments weir completed. Issue retarik.l, instead of aerelccited, their gulag on &erritre •-.lt certainly could, and the troops could uut have snored quicker than they did, bi cause they (maid sot hare gut through the Conti try ; theit• term - lint quarter& toe them, there were a great number of troops follow int; each other through the same route; they west obliged to take a certain time before they could lie iusembled at the poiuts of embarkation; that alai dune, I apprehend, in as quick a 11141111er as acs possible, from the time of their being put is motion, and their being bet in motion was in consequeoce of the time of embarkatiou ing fixed, and between the stalk of Jour awl the nth of Jody, hey arrii cif successively at the places embarkation, and acre all embarked. %Vete rot the utmost exertions lathe Government, and of an the departmeuts, employed to prepare that army for sere vice, and to embark it un the earliest day pomilite ?—1 think they certainly were, and under all circumstances, I do rut *ltem, such great exertions ever were made before with re. *act to that paint, the equipment, and the embarkation. Did y o u give it as your opinion to Lind Castlereagh, that It was practicable to make any attack US Autireip by the Scheldt mentioned it generally as a combined upetatiou of land and sea, sod therefore I was not competent la give a peculiar detail of bow an untkrtsking of that kind was to be conduettil,,lncilUSe I was nut master ul the eircambiates. Did yon give it as your Fplaion, that there war say pro . . . . TILE BRITISH PRESS. liability of Antwerp being takes by • coop de maim titneld t►ink nut. Suppossiag a hoe to be drawn from Sandiest to Antwerp, do you know au) sad what fortresses which bear upon that lose of enuomissicatioa straight line would pass not fat hens Litho; but 1 know so Nether than from the map. Dors Beitreo-up Zoom bear upon that line so a} to Mter• rept the passage of tromps cm prorisious '-21 commit speak as to the map of the country aids peat distiactaess ; it his to the left of that hoe, hat 1 cannot answer to all these to pographical mintiest, as to a country I have sot travelled. DO ymu conceits. Antwerp could be effectually besieged, except it was invested es the side tithe river as well as the side of the land '—lt is possible to take Antwerp by a saps. rior army • ithout Meriting it em the side of tbe river, bet It would be longer defeoded if tt was ant so lowested. Do you conceive that with a garrison of 10,000 men, Ant weep cunt.) be taken by a besieging army of so,uoo, except invested on the side of the river really cnenut answer that gortitios ; it is impossible fix is to answer It. Could A utwerp be au invested without forcing the defames of the Scheldt '-1t might if they came from the land side; if they came from Brussels and the crosistry side. Could it be take. by any attack front the points of &wrest to which our army was directed, without forcing the dL (cocci of the Scheldt ?-wlt certainly was possible. Supposing the English army to have leaded at Sandiest, would it in your opinion have bceo safe foe that army to have advanced without moskior Lille, Bergen-op-Zoom, and the other fortresses in that neighbourhood ?-..There must of course have been troops observing suck places es are describ ed, what CM! out, end what went into those places. Supposing the Esilish army to have cossimed of 40000 am, and lasing • sufficient wuniber sat wee to person ivelcheren sad South Beveled, sad to watch ths other places, caw you form any open** what disposable force would have remained to attack Antwerp can form us opinion it would depend moos the shear hof the enemy. Want the probable atreugth of the enemy ever COTl3llolllli rated to Toe ?—iNie, Never Idu out know what that alludes to ; I mu .at there myself ; I could know loathing about the strengib of the enemy. Wee it ever communicated to you by Lord Castlereagh or Hie Majesty's Ministers I recollect nothing about the strewth of the enemy, that must bare been varying at every period and etery boor. Atter It was known itt England that Lord Chadians did not intend to prosecute the oltior objects of the Expedi tion, were you ever consulted about the propriety of retain. log the Mead of Walcheren!---I du not recollect that I was tasselled. Net at fay time 'up to the pt rind of the evaeuatioa of the Island'—T. the period of the ei acestion of the Island. Did you expires say opium. to any of His Majesty's Ali aisters opus the situation of the army on the Island of Wel eheren, in consequence of the legume that were made do wet know that I *smeared any particular °maim farther than general teaversatioa, general opinion, talking of the.. snattna I made so representation, if that is meant, 1 did not caroler it as my bogie's or my duty * all. Were proem tinisolicd memo the probable disorders that as army in these countries was likely to eurounter tem mosibect say particular coasaltation upon that head. Did pus over bear or read in the siiihmey history of the world of • emplismeni having been executed, where *Appel* wee reareresil, a:S*6nm° sees do tat rt.collect say in steames. - - If it wet aeopusery to lineal A ntireTr on thr side of the Firer a/nrt, qw Owe oat flurtnesurs GAO% A iota, , p, on the left bask of she SaiWt o whit II 11 would tame Olen u ) to 'the, previous nodeee Inwesbelent tan Aid we e 1 .,; e 1., muta Minket without taking any fetreme s - • tuft u - fortress within tree cutout mile s i f it, dues 'lie 8 4 h e ld, L : it might be iseested wid:nit taking that forties,. 4,,'"" pretend to • local linos ledge, and Jesuit feel inpitg aisr " teat to suasive. all them io questns. . Do you e qu neceive tat • peas part of the country ruin., Autwerp ay be in h endaiedy —Tlere is a pin Scheldt which I believe might be iiiitedotcd ; I hi rcpt tin greater part of the loon i n on Iri.L, rground, of car 1t I d u ", believe any ismelation eau be made there, but I cereal critically theme question,. , Were the representations of Sir Eyre Coate, th e p 4► under-is-Chief of the Island of Wakbereo wok niunicationt of Ur. %TOM, the I espectitaGniertl K H al „ . tale, conunueicatet to pus ?—They eertaialy wee eel direction possible gives by Government to supply shat, was wanted ; to seed 11106 , 1111 aid awl waeliral cowifei s . t a w shun to do esrry thing that could he dune outlet tLc r"., sutures of the ease. Were the time of the hospitals, as reminded is the la in of Sir Ey. e Cuute, and the general wart of ureJn u l assistance, euennieuirated to yon?—They were. I understand from your answer, that yeti presume t q k fieeerentesit took every care to supply the reuristlet de ltoid by the Commandcr.iitChief of the joined aWakhrree, do you know that times requisitiont were prepay oesigiet with ?—I du believe they wee, as fur so they mild p i* * he executed I know myself, with 'impel to 'beatnik,' leulutance sad inedicel men, for the directions east heave to the Medical Board to roe every means is bateter to ..eit e rimey asuintants there as they pounibly could, 41' I 1 kw, v they dad whet they possibly could ; at tic savor tole den was a difficulty in hudieg peewits; them were about tier new medical mu:, that acre sent over in enimmirece of thaw presentations', and indeed before Sir Eyre Cook's hiter Are yon aware that so the cerrespoudireee of Sir g e , Coote, he complains that his lequentious were rid*, on glected, or nut complied with?-1 carrot say I reeellect ly r particulars or the urn's, nor exact7y theubjecto they Rin e to; there might he requiiitioas for miler mattes Mrd e those, bat I am thoroughly persuaded every tbinz was dote that sum possible. Do you recollect • letter etfiir Eyre Coote, in which herein plains that attar time monks nephew i.e. oily one ur twu bislang gurgeeile bail hee l teat ; nail that, thirisa that intend, for w ais t e t ioodka aid, and Cue waut of medicare*, 11111 114beff . _ . have been perifiliog la Ilse lloopitale, and the torattirr ulna daily increasing'..24 comet soy that I recollect t►ese eio From the number of prrisoos the cne.ny have is that fe ' ustenr "• . country, the lue citatory of Flanders, if nu E3clisb force 111 addition to the orders that were issued to ion, is new. , queuce of Sir Eyre Coutes epplicatiue to make ev ery • had gut possession of Antwerp, do yen coseeive it was pow ! lull authority gives you to lacer ev er y extram d ineerro tilde they could hair effected their retreat without great l ' i "" erth* 6 * the relief of the sick il l W .icheftlts Mae* lees ?—1 have stated that they twist have retarued by the we ~,,,s e i ruse tbst could ciaetribitte te the relief and entbr i d e i t h e Scheldt, and in order to rehire by the Sehetdt, f llic:lo—Maity atheist things did not depend upo n ore.. 4 lairs been previously realer, of the psi e mge Gum the w o ods of the Scheldt to Aelvfera ; .katbeexecution ; certainly 1 kuuw that there was no 'spear Have you nut witnessed Lord thathauf in person taffeta- " Mat t. b ill'ltrall• .. iag eight or tea thousand men much to his credit se as o f. Did net you snake hltspital• arrangements ss tarty Nib firer in the Eastern district ''—l do not kiwis wont perticalar nth of August in barracks un the coast, for the newts' II occasion tbe H LIOUIIS utile Al eiiihrr ietirs to ; very vasiblly at - the itehaallte m r edea that t•ilght he returned feem Ma wen* some of the reviews; but tbe i c were so wai l at that tia te t to the extent of providing for 3,4n0 wan'-1 hare anal; do am remember it. mernotamlaus on the subject ; I du we pecked that tie Too have stated, that io the year .794, when you eons- inu° ,_, here _, a re Per f ect' y s eell ea tty_ b ld the oellfibli tended atamied at Antwerp, you considered ten thousand men would lieta"`"°°°e'll,,....lll.l out ••• at 1 " "aittlaalt ease of Mall be a sufficient gat rioun against a 'reviler siege ; whiatinumher 35, "%me. i ,_.___slm was 6° or 70 medical sea. Is the r . of men do you consider competent to keep in active army . 1t r . a re ",` ° , 1 ,,... h1 e,......, • f• f....„ thee 2 11•11 ",...._" • , ••',, end; **as oat of Autwerp fur sell slays : , --I did not make Inc of Oil '''"? ..a. t ''''`` .... ,, r• P e* "°"" ree t•'"o " tea 1 "••• 19 t*** words . tem thereabout nice as a sufficient g:irrisow, I thought me ee __, er l me• ••• ° "• • • Pr i f "'en *id the y ea* to see the that the least that could be called a gart,sou for such a town stee'ledY of the else, Dot thew was fused Mid 'Walt, it procuriug Hospital limas. bath fee the Walebere s se e m as Antwerp, a garrison for derelict I su rau ; that depends upon so many circumstances of reparation, and the num- and the, l ie ... ,_h in the Bose hoePtt.___•ie :•• the aril slam wilds her of that army, sad iu short so many things, that 1 caunut ter re"' , " sic kness , immediate 'e'er' were r l ' el a t hire" to give a derided answer Nit. apply asdpri pare barrack, or the coast district, as bagitsh Were the ditches of Antwerp dry or full of water wheel fee the reer P lwe of a large m'ebt, of sick; ad Dolissi yea commanded there ?-1 do not profess a local knowledge Board had directions ter itrististrter eras asesseary aid se of Antwerp to that stein, but 1 kisow a part of them were their arrival ; all this •as dose is a seiliCioot Now sides wet, sod I !lentil* a part of them were dry ; I was ill ; 1 es, service was well executed is all ils branches; sadist pin of net in a situation to go about awl know the place critically, the service, 1 think i eta take upon me to say l l serer hid hut I believe they arse partly both. a single complaint from the coneinserding 'Akers sif the From the knowledge you have of the river'Scheldt, do you .. dite"e". and ever 7 thin g we" on veil* sad gel* "A" eanaliler that is case ut attack, large 'hips could hare goat Mtn passed throtigh those liospitala. up under the peutectiou of the citadel ...-1 andarptuud se, uses the medical sesistaace ferwisied to that seer, an its that they could go up to the citadel, mid if in attacking army having the 'hums of (degas DM** triter a" tenth bl'e wee sot in possissius of the oppmite Mese! the tires day been furnished te soy other army of medla lint. pm; weals' be safe there, and could sot be gut at. (0 any other part of Europe ?—sl apprehend Do you know the distance betoccii Saistdeet and Auttweep ? At what period wee the first alarm of considerable Arisen ...No, I reedy do not from my on a hone ledge i 1 sdppose I which required adaitieual medical essimsace I—The her. hem Ifte to to le ciity notes. agog of September, I ilisk. Is it usual in military operations to employ 90 or 400011 In a former part of yunt evidence it is stated. thateplsisat uses. ou a coup do mere!—lt certainly is sot *sisal; it luny *ere required of certain offerers of His Ildigestfs_Stalf; ila depend opus the object and the sae of the taws, mad a 7" eetellect w telbee t he w ° 01 1i e" we " e nd as variety of things, lmt 1 can ?tic no critical answer to that ;enema exp./inter of attaeliag Antwerp. as were drool question ; I do out ksow an example. is reference to the priable mode elf carry* tie a units [The wins.", directed to w i t i4,... arms") , determined apes. or to be estsfutiord aro '...l [The Vritaals was spin called in.) apprehend it went She. peelarabla Node, that it wok a Are you acquainted with the topography of the country the whole subject. wittiest trot dkosiod to trithalte) from &unfired to Antwerp'-1 never went from the our to •be eistiaise4 —• ______ _ ____,._ „_ _..„. the other. SO, slioDY MUST tart Tllloll.—Forty Capital Prizes of 20,0001. 5,0001.1,0001. ie. will be draws the 14th of this Mouth, on which Day the preterit Grand Lottery will he deteriniool. Those w h o would have a chance of gaining a fortune should purchase immediately a Ticket or Share at yam of SW??? and Co.'s Fortunate Offices. Tho only chance • man has of rising iestandy into independence. is by. purchasing a Ticket se Share in the Lottery. Wednesday. the lath. lithe day ea which the present Lottery will be Draws: by purchasing a Ticket before that day, at Swum' and Co.'s Fortunate Office,. you may gain 20,0001. A Petition, we understand, will in • few days be presented to both Houses of Parliament. tread° debtors confined in the King's Beach Frllak se' questing liberation from confinement. The Public must have the Two Hundred Theis sand Pounds Prize Money, to be drawn nee Wedueodoy. Hoariest' and Co. enure their frieads. that the Contractor munot have a chance for rue Prizes; it is a tert.siuty that the Tickets and Shores will be all disposed of ere the drawing berg. Boniest , and Co. urge those, who honour them with their favours. to buy immediately. lu the last fore Letteriee.- Homiest tad Co. shawl 4 d 20 .0001. 2of 10.0001. 4of 5,0001. I of 4,0001. hr sides semod of S.UOOI. 1.00 0 1. Ur& lic• 26. C 0 ,111301, and St. Margaret's-frli, florsigh. On Wednesday seat the State Lottery pill le- On, end conclude Driving iii the short wive of Twelve Ileum These who mean to advest"re should not delay their purenasre. leot they de pose themselves of the gland chance DI obtaiutos Eirtiof Thousand Pounds by Sue Number. almh must happen en the 14th of the pivot r.t „ when 8400.000 Prize Money will be clistrlheten . in One Day. Tickets and Shares are ea Sale 8. the old Oakes sf BJCII4IIOOOPo GOOUl.wit, & Co. PRICE OP VTOCH YESTERDAY . Beak Stark 3 per Cent Redoes/ • pet Cruet. Cores • per Ont. • per cep'. 1.... e Aancitic• ..... .. ladle Stork India Boatels Emlie g ap, 111191 1...g10b Loiter, Tiebees,. „ , SII. t5O Gan** kw T. RISS, Wit aruk` r . 4, and 9, ClArini:C"'" LONDON .—P;tstell by C. SMITH. N. Ciestatirs sad pittiltsbed at die Oda. No. Is.limati of St Cieoe , ti Gawk. armed. by J. WHITS. se met ylsix it. foe thee Paps,. test to tbi Wks. tpitt•Ft 4 ' .'" deg Mtesdt4 is. LONDON, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10. We have the pleasure to announce the capture of La Catinoisiere, French frigate, by the Vaiiiner. of 74 gunr, Capt. J. BLIGH. and her safe mind at Spithend. She was taken on Saturda) last an she was going into a French port, tilled ith the finite of a long and stiecesfful crone in the Indian seas. This ship was stated in the late letters from the Cape of Good (lope, of the 7th December, to have made her escape from thy. Islersf France, with ins. mense treasure, and being very heavily laden, to have suited without guns,lof which she mounted so, when on her cruise in the Indian seas. This statement. we understand. has proved correct. According to some reports, she is worth two mahout and a half. This is, we apprehend, au exaggeration ; but according to the lowest eatiinate, she cannot be wwth less than a million. Exclusive of her crew, she had 7i pas sengers on hoonL Mr. Guntr, the nurser of the relied, lauded from her at Portsmouth ou Thurs day evening. We have received Spanish papers to the I9th, sad, PUI tureen to the ethh of January. Accord ing to the latest scuts born Spain, the French armies were all ia motions It wits supposed, that they meditated an attack opou some of the Sou thern provinces. An article from Cadiz gives au account of their movements, and also of the posi tion and state of the Spanish armies, which are re presented in high *parka, and full of confisheace. The Goeeraezent Gazette of the 16th January con tains a Proclamation from the Supreme Junta, for transfenii,g its meetings to the Isle of Leon or Cadiz. I/ here it •us to assemble ou the tat of Fe bruary. The reason assigned is, that it may be at hand to confer and Set with the Cortes, who are to meet in that l-le on the Ist of March. The change may be also intended 149 a measure of safety, the provinces of Andalusia being threatened by the French. CssviNo., the conqueror of DuPont, has been sent for to Setalle, and placed at the head of the army of Au lalusis, in contempla tion of thtir approach. We have received French papers to the 2 , 1, and tDutcb to the 7th instant. It is again reportrd, hat iminence tares are marching into Spain. It is also said that King Josses had reached Alma gro, in La ,Mancha. on his march for Seville.— An article, under the head of Vienna, funiishes a new proof of the il-gradel elate of Austria. — The Liberty of her Press is destroyed. lest any thing should he published that might give offence to France or ber Allies! ! ! The Alwiiierr of the 31rt ult. contains a distorted translation of the King's Speech on the Meeting of Parliament, with very lung Notes on particular pas sares, one of which appeared in our paper of yes. tcrihay. It consists of !remark* oe the conductor the English Administration in the ntanarruieut of the late Expeditio. to Waleheren ; and with respect to the Amin of Austria. Sweden. anal Spain. The ankle, which is of considerable length, is given in ear posettintg colas'. Alter the regular Wine*. last night, in the Howie of Commons, the lequiry into the Walche ma Expedite's mils resumed. mad strangers were excluded. Commodore Owes was the Mist wit ness called. In the course of his evidence, we un derstand. he stated. that it would have been prac ticable for the Expeditious to have pas.ed on, iu the first instance. to Antwerp. leaving Flushing and Feetllo behind ; het as to the mutt of On attempt upon Antwerp he yield fonswo opiates. His examinatiou closed at elevea o'clock. (Jose al MONTINSuII, and, after him, Certain PAISLIY, of the Navy, were examined. The House atomised at one o'clock. Yesterday morning their MAJUTIIIII and the PRINCLIISEs kit town for Windsor. Tbey were previously visaed by the Duke of roes sod CANsorives. Their Majesties bad the Prioress CluaLerne of Wawa. and a select party, so tea and earth, on Theradaj 'sculpt. The Prioiress of %VAL'S will give• rand (honer. to-morrow, at Kensington Palace. to a aanarrons PlitY• The Duke of Kerr is etnilitied at Caillialsor-Hill through iodispositson. This pesseaosi kis Royal filth/was from attending the Qvaiti's Man tag- Room, on Mandy. ,~ T dui. tea, You; I+l S9YY mak! lltrn CO. bah. , loc sa.l r~ c Grth, rr TilE gimp Tb wed ' by All Tu Do Cbasl Th le rr A Tr Sm.; A 1 anew Ltd ~i'i et , teo IJTT Sete tlllt u ermt Pm Plok el p. oiesig fi. tb bOVI, T: la is Ulm Ai 1 •4 Fi Nj as 9( 4, I