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P. before the Honourable Hod,. a Commons, balloting the whole of the Original I.etters of his !loyal Ili:Ones. the Duke of York the Speeches correctly taken in Full, of the rarioaa 31r When i with all the lithi r tiocumeuts produced in the course of the trivi•sti...ition, anol 1160. Derision of the Honer of Cons 11111 l is upon this yi ry impurtalit *object. " Unless corruption be *hooked, and attache.' strongly too, this ministry will soon fill an ra.y prey to au rum !orate roomy."—Mr. Wardle. opening Speech Fur the accommodation of those to wheat it may not be convenient to purrhase the whole at one time, this must adersitiug Work gay also be hod in Twenty eight Sixpen ny Nuteibers, each containing at least 'Flute Dal( Sheets of well printed letter.p..ess, sail in every other Numb. r is given i t that Kati:At. And when the importance of th e subject is emsidered, it is net too muck to expect - Hist it *ill become • Yo ok of referent , , nut only with Gentlemen of the Mili tary profession, but alao, with eve. y well.wiZer td the toter est of big country. Printed fiwJames Cundre, Paternosterirow, Lou don; n'tli wl,l by all Booksellei a and Newsmen iu every part of the Ileitish Empire. MI:N(11117T. List of the Minority who voted in the House of Peers for Earl Grey r A A‘hircsi. to His :ALtiesty„ April 11, 1809. erusurintr Cie conduct of Mini,- Dia to the Late campaign its Spain mid runup' : Natty:NlT. 1.).11t. /if Gloucester Lord Clifton Eli I Darnley) --- S/1112C11. a llntiOn M a ry ti i. o f NI I,tiots of lint kingbolts Douglas . -•—• Staffild --iii king -------- Henaltint —. I.(nnlnlttn, ( Earl of Bets. Earl of Suffolk borough -- F...ex Hawke -- Scarborough Grantlal -- Allettnacle Dulkel.) :Von cunt --- J entry Bulkeley, ---- BrialUl —'B(ittic In ..•-.....• Coo per --- Ilra)brooke -- Stanhope •—.— Grens ille -- Burk itilotiusliire Auckland -- Fitartilltaus Mowry (Earl of Upprr --. Dirliagttau (In. i.. y) •-•---•-••••• GtOSTETIIK I . ark.rvaligit •••••••-•• FiAllikille •••••••• Itt i I iill/1 din • Le ••••••••..... Grty ..... ( 'au dor Chat lemma Lain+, Selkirk A'ar”tort (Earl of (a- Antrossut S;detruettle ryuiorG bi-huit uf fisted ,--- Elleubututsgb St Apapb —e— Eraktue Lund Sly and sole —e— Poutanday, of lunkilly Haatiuga4Earl Moira) Ailsa ( tutu of I Auto%) -- St. John Direadalbaut . Lot of Spent cc ( Marquis of B 111.; tilnitil;. lilaudford) 150111%. Doke of Grafton Viscount Aileen - !It. Alluta's Bishop of Lint 010 Deafen. Glourt - Ihrirooftellirt Lewd De ('ldford Mt..fsis Torrarillteati Mug:Sow IlUte M USA fur I Earl of Derby Short II *lhanat Sunr!rolge :Duke of AIN - Cowhide X) le) - Shalt aury Foley Chu' rti undeley loinaptall - Titolli Col' ill. -- A odriodo ---.. God:Word -- 141.9..4 tYiettnust Cid - II ardwlcke - SlorolCer DPIIIIII6 Luella oo—o— Ghtistotabory Col:Wirt as Carr inircou - St. Vittrest Httitrhinsoo ••••••••.--- oo—o— Aids osSan (Earl a Sr IlouoselillsVre (nitinan) Viscount itcreforit ---- Lauderdale - Dollitgbruke 1 ho Duke of :V ‘rfulk, Beiletcy, wad Loa J paired of. • • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, APRIL 22. Mr. (taw un gate motive of his 'titration to move as am lastraettuo to the Cummittre ou the Bill fur preveutiog the Sale of °Bien and Places, that 111tmlorm returned to Par liament, should be subjected to an oath that th'y had nei ther direct') *or indirertly paid for say volt, mud that Doc tors should hr itimilc liable to penalties fur remelting any beibe which 'night tetflu-nre throw in their choice. Mr. IV II • RTOS mowed that a Paper, perseuted from the Registrar in the High Court of .tilittitalty, contatoitig nit accomit of the lislaures ill his Lauds; should be withdrawn, far the purpose of blot amended —Agreed tu. . Sir Cuss/Les 11,01'i:tow nuit:l t• that 'Model Butler be brought to the Liar on Nlonday next, fur Cie purpose of being disettarged."—Ordered. Mr C. Dt; P•Il gave lattice that On Mituday, he would mute that the Minim should go sato a Committee ow die Has. tads MB. The Local Militia Bill, the Comp/J.oooot, Fund Bill, mu d Ilse Irish Constaltlif BM, were seter.,ll, ordered to be read thin)a time to Monday. 111. MISR give outset that on Monday, lie notild more the Flour , should resolve itself tato a t' ))))) matte ou the ‘lartintipte Sugar mud ColCae Importatiou Bat.— Adjourado to 51ouilay. FOREIGN I 1:1.1G KC E.. FROM TDE DUTCH PAPERS. covirrawriNurcr., In ' The Treaty of Peace concluded with England has jest cell puhluiltnit ; it is conceited to the following terms:- 1u the umor of the must inert iful God, the object adds faithful and authentic instruitwut is as fellows.— Notwithstanding the appearauce of a 'animaters! and ing, in consequence of lbe cents of the times, between the Sublime Porte mid the Court London, these Iwo powers, ta i milly animated by w sincere desire to establish the ailment (dead abip which sulisistril between them, have named, fur this pur pose, their respective Plenipotentiaries, viz. II is Majesty, the very powerful gaud very magnate-cot Sultan 31abilionillni, ►he *trout, Emperor iit the Ottomaus, has rained for his Ple nipotentiary, Seed ale Vatted Eilendi, director and inspector of the depai tweet CAllkA Mew, tact, and L ur in; the midi of N shawls of the Imperial trivia. • and Ito ;cry august and very honoured Majesty George the Thisil, King of the Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, has 4p p...illicit Ids Plenipotentiary Mr. Adair, Member of lb,- Im perial Partuinieut of Great Britain ; a hi, having ryciprocalli communicated their full powers, have, after several coot - regacrs and diactissians, concluded a peace equally desired by bath mos ei 0, according t o th e f o ll o w n a g articles Art. I. From the moment of the signature of' the present Treaty all acts of hostility shall u ease bstweets Eugland sod Turkey, and the prisoners un both sides, in consequence of this happy peace, 611411 be at liberty in thirty-one days after , the signature of this Treaty, or homier if possible. Art. I I If there slimild be any places belonging to the Sabina* Porte, in pumession of Great Militia, they are to be restored, and gives up to the Sublime NEIN with all their citation, asimiunitiou, and other eifeeta, in the same condi tion in *ibid. they were f d , when occupied by the Eateliah; Mid this restitation must take place . withie thirty-uue days utter the siguature of the psi scot Treaty. 111. Hilo-le shall he edicts ue propel'', appertaining to English Merchants, or mope stated under the jurnatictioe of the Sublime Porte, that shall be all flattened, and fe stered to the irroprietura--and in like manner, if there shall be r fleets, property, ur vessels. appertaining to the mer chants and suleects of the Sublime Porte, ander ...pastes lion at Malta, or in the other isles and states of 111. ilium's. a*.e Majesty, they shall in like niniwer be etitirelo let lit laltd and restored to the peoprictor;. IV. The articles of i h t Treaty stipulated in the Tin kish year insti, in the moon lljeluasi iii Akbei, as ulsa th r a r tiek relative to the taniinerca of the Wad, San, and the other Privileges ,Insidjiazals) equally established by the acts of sub orqueut periods, shalt be observed and maintained, as here totem, and as it' they had not suffered any interruption. V. In consequence of the good treatment and favour ranted by the Sublime Corte to the English 'acerbates, with respect to then inelebandice and property, autlevery thing of which they may stand in need—mid, in like mee t new, with regard to all objects tending to facilitate their com merce, England shall reciprocally grant entire favour widen amicable treatment to the flags subject., and eterebants, of the Sublime Porte—who shall hereafter frequenj the slates of His Britannic Alan:sty. VI. The serif of the customs, which was latterly fixed at Constantiuuple, at the old rate .f three per cent., and ',ae rially the article which respects internal commerce, shall Is. eonstautly oases -vied, as they have been icolated. 7b thus England promises to coutares. VII. 'llse Ambassador of Ilia Slajedy the King of Great Britain, shall folly enjoy the hotiniiis enjoyed by other pa lates at the Suldnue Porte; and reciprocally the Ambassa dors of the Sublime Porte to the ('curt of Loielou, shall fully enjoy ail the honours which shall be panted to the A nitrassadoer of Great Bs n. VIII. It shall he permitted to mare Schabindera (Consols) at Malta, sad to the states in Ills Pritannie Alajesty, where ever it ins) be Lleceseary to inspect the affairs and interests of tlit Turkish merchants, and the sane treatment and privi lege. which are allowed to English Coietals reaigling as the Ottoinon states, shall he rigally observed towards tire &ins hooters of the Suliiitue Porte IX. The English Commis anelAmhassathire shall, accord ing to corium, employ garb dniFose.i. as they may have or culun hr.; het us it has bees lie/.gar ,Itireed be cuitimoe scut, the Sublime Porte edictal Treat the beret of &yarning in favunr of inthvelonh wino do pot exercise that (auction in the place of AM( dertinatime It is agreed, confortnahly to oh:. principle, that hence/,award the herat shall not lie panted to any iversigii of the rank of trader:le-go or banker, nor to auy,ptie aho shall keep a shop gir manufactory in the politic saaTket, of who shall be concerned in affairs of this kind ; and be shall not be %mutated, / the English Coosule from @mune the arlitertgi of the Sublime Porte. X. The English %uncut of mutt must shall not be granted to Illyper.oll from 'among the dependant. of m e rchant s , Jetts of the Sliblitn, Porte, um !drill there he delivered to them 141111•311111110114 IrUltl the a stsi newton or Consuls, without the perntissiou of the Sidolime Porte XI. As it has hen nt all tines foi hidden foe .l o p e o f war 4•11t1 . 1 she CAULIM of Onstantheiple, War in 111 , strait of the frafdanellg s, or that of the Bl e ck Sc., and as that ancient g of the t •ia Empire unit he henceforward oleo:eyed of prim... Iti all pima s whatever, the Bestial, Court petunia( to con forret r.. Ibis principle. X11.1 . 4r rankest ton of thi. present Treaty of Peace, be ts ',re Ilse high coo !acting pourer, shall be exchange., at Coioosittiouple mu the space of otnety-one days, from the date of ilieptestut Treaty, or sooner if possible. roxel.ustrix. In seder that thr peace, which has been so happily con cluded, and Is established sills the assi‘tance of God, and in Tutu. of the rinsvisty and the ti.ielity of the twit pubis, conassting in the tads,: Their, nbovementi.ined, and that thee:aching,* of the ratib• - ations definitively bite effect, I, Itic Plenipmentiar, of the Sublime Pin le, fernialied with full Powers, have, us virtue of tho-c saute fel Imperial plains, signed and scaled this Instrument, which, haring been, in lilc manner, stetted by the Pleuip.steistiary of the Paclish.,li of firma Britain, according to the tenor of *fair fall powers, I hare ciumnitt..d to the said Plenipoten tiary the p.caeut in vsehnnge fur ..itutlir iosti nova aeartly c.i.f....enable, written is the French language, a high has Levu trausin;sted to me on his part. •PRII. 3. If there ovoid yet exist any doubts respc.cting a Subsidiary Treaty Lriag emesouJed hetaren Austria and hinglend, it noilld saiiials, upon its being annals, that at Vienna they are negnriatoug bills with thr principal towns oss the Continent. Eirtry where ac view Mikis w bills no London, and die bangers of Vienna have distributed, on this, subject, nary pressing rin nits litter, It Las resulted from this, that bills im London have (allele is per tent. tie also hare to canal k, that, previous to the war of tons, tb• exchange was constantly against Fraser, and i f , favour of England. Sore 0 1 4 epoch, we have been accustomed to the unwary, bat never were hills upon Londoner/ low as at to sent. PARIS, •IPRIL The hilliant campaign of the Russians, in bss lust been enswised toylike mast brilliant success. The Isle of A15...1 has hem talst. Th.! tres....s .1..04101 is Teske so tar k uirr.o It 111:trehtti 4erer 111.• at. Nitie gtiii•6ooll, Which were frozen up is the lovely-six piecip'ul twit, ea, sad t.,01141 prtsulitif, arr r.:1 . 11 of the uS.tir , in wi n ch the Itivaiaos have stasis tea a %Tr . r ,l.it ass loos In the , f,tata prisoners there are Jour., Si the hue. 'l'he reuraineter are milart '11i . .., lilts% al re ache. I'Llcrinurgh the 434131areb. 9ils aIIiTIFID•tI. tPati 19. The war hetwec•li France and Austria is at !tut broken nut, soil WI hope of preseiying the peace of this Contnieht i, therefore lust. 11.rotilities did not, however, take place before the lUth er this mouth, on which daythe Austrian nnny cru i s e d the frouticr., and roter e d Dtivari.i. The r e p ort i s , therefore thifotioded :is st a t e d ill souse account s , : that the Austri,iiir had so early sic the 7th, to the istaisilwr of 14u.tidu wen, Cr 04.111 the lon at Paw. saw, Schwerditig, aid IVa.e...t.liiirgh. 'l'he advance upon the thavarsaa territory was notttird two'. the 9th, to tine king of Bavaria, by a leiter from the Archduke (71.ories, up which Ills „li..Jesty re,olvetl to leave his errata', 'ditch probably took place on Vie 1 h. lie haVllll3' r liallVed to Dellillgtal, a toots ou the 1/...thhe, liter ttwrrn Ulm and I).inaloicrth.-- . 1 . 15e % wit!' the Foreign Envoys, fel:owed Cse Court. flap. 'flier. The Alinister of Finances cooly; Como on 110 nrse•eli,.renisitis'llet 1, until further ordews. toval CuldraNt 1 Pallti, *Pelt. 13. Yesterday eveoitig, 'lir Laperi.sl Nlatjestv task his departine fur Sin...li irgli, for the purp.r.e of hein K near Isis armies. liar Alairsty, the liiiiprevy iiecutupaoied loitu.—filhailear of the 14rk.) APRIL 14. • The Mar:hal Duke of Module has the a the Bavarians unity. The Iti•variaii Gem:rats Wreile and Oeroy serve under hon. Tne General of Division, Driskill, is the Chief of hi• The Marshal Doke of Vohny (Kellerman) is vs? petted at Strashorgli, win•re he is to have the cot 1111 l and of the Army of Reserve. 1- 9 SAY(I%I4F. AP/111. Q. - Vriter , b4y, the guns were tired here. to announce th:• sii•tory which the Oulu. or Bellow) huts gamed over tar iiestorgoots under the command of Cueste. The intelligence was forwaided by 'Mar. vital Josinlati, I y us Extraordinary Courier, to the Duke of Valmy. The consequences of this vie-, tory . are incalculable. Our troops have entered Badujos, mei there in now 110 Obllte4Cit to prevent their advanciog to Portugal. 7111' , 7101.'51ACC11 SO. The Bavarian army as airs ii!y mentioned, is formed in three divisions. The first tinder the counnuud of the Hereditary Prima —the secrasil nailer General Wrcile—the third midi r General Deroy. The celebrated Major-C'searral lon celebrated for his action* in the late war, is nppoiuted Quarter-Master Generals The Marshal Duke of Dinitzie, who was some days ugo in this capital. is gone to londstutt. It oppviira that lie is to have the command of the whole rhino of ad vanced posts along the Iser. It is fond that the State Pipers, sod i7rown jewels. have been rianoss moved trlit ,lire recairity. It is, however, ...tr. lain, that great preparatiow are making in the Royal Palace for the reception of strangers of the highest rank. occnaaerr. M u nen 3. Ciole who is sus •adtieleist of Nliistspli• Boiractur. and rilIW:111 0:0014 are at Kuril:chuck. The Government of that place has been thrown into great Calirll4oll, iu raissequenee of several Paellas liatiug silvans:et' with troops against them. The Seri/inns, who we in great force. are expected to •te and co-iirerate with the adherents of Bair.. actor against the Tut-kids Government. TON APRIL. 11. The King of Denmark has allowed all neutral and friendly ships to will from his ports—those of the Mime Too us are expressly named. The iu telligenee has officially norided here. AUGSBURCU, .APRIL Q. AVe learn from Italy that ti French Natty iv as. seinbling in the neighboinhood of tidbit,. The troops me marching thither from all quarters of Italy. Paris letters, of the 16th of April, assure oft that liostilitie, hare begun. According to an ac count received by the Telegraph, Their Nfajestleek arrived ut tiiru►burgh, on the 13th, at live in the morning.—/Itutrerdnat Courant, dpril 26.) COPENIIAUKS, AtailL IS. According to the latest Mcetuntr from Swede*, the greatert trotitrullity prevails both at Stock snit over the %dude kingdom. Thy King 14 A t Gripsholiii, guarded by u diviots of t h e Guards, and tunny other military detachments. The . Berm Von Stotlingk, who has been Ambassador at Pe tersburg)), mid the iee-Admiral of that name, have arrived in these Roads. The Armi.tice offer ed Iry Sweden is said to hate been ratified by the Rnssion Government. AII4TERD ill, APRIL 18. A new charge ii brociOt ag 8841 Au,tria--21 obit,. front Maw. under e 4, ort of two Foglialt frigate's, have been received at Trieste, under prom trace flint they coune from the. Levant. PORI I. Est: PAPERS. • LISBON, APRIL 5. The nes spaners mill give yon all the information I 11111 to possession of. swept that Hill arrived here yesterday, with (1 believe) 5,000 infantry an 1 too cavalry. It is s matter of :h siirprnre holt the Frew:b got into Oporto. or how the place was so baldly prepared tor Aett•uee. We have great oilier Nunn they will be compelled to surrender. Gre it preparation* are making here to receive them iith proper respect. 1.1. , 80R, ♦TMs. I. Estraet of a Letter from Ch a v es . March " Au °friend account has been received, that the Marquis de Rornaii.a has defeated the French in Villa Fratie:4. I have en:. self seen the letter. 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