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-I .~. P.'"11,7`7!' 3 „', ; -' V. • - Wi r ro e is* .' ElOr ilorittob 1 41 r II! 4i . flMeerryinz Ire. old. I •"*,* gr.,. '2 r Nimble ,t _ , :m ; . ' • "fl• , num usa W 56.. SATURDAY, AP 21, 1801). PRICE 1-11.1ity Tuity, lb. Tru•yr tst. Nib. be-At Old Curse, ripHE LYCEUM THEATRE. STRAND. This Evening, April DIU'ItY-I.ANE CDNI PAN, will vs-form, refined time, a New Comedy, in live slo, called, GRIEVING'S A To alsich will lie added, THE THREE AND THE DIXCE. any ; wound of thigh, and contusion of back. Jobs Caorliva morn*; contusion of bead and sam James Hitches, 4,1111. yawl of arises , soutionon vi back Jobe Ward, marimai cuntusion of arm. Med mtve-4ames Seggear, gunner; killed. J Jules Wuil. Bridge, captain ; very much burnt. Nicirolu Went el. Meats, Iseuteaant ,• slightly burnt. James Pearl, liestasealk, claw. Michael Gibson, seaman; ditto. No B. The four last blown out of the Mediator, after She was vet un fie. (Lin altac....Johii Conyers, master's mate; very badly scur , -heslM the face and bands. Total---O officers, s men, killed ; 9 *dicers ad men woos& .d, t man, fatal eta. GAMBIER. Itreetved sauce the above was written. Reagle--James Sutherland. scnowan, woundtal. iEtna-11. W. Charstuu, mttbil,ipman, slightly vinclided. enor's hr. c. sib. Across . The Aud sea Pest ire- A'l' It - it i I - This Evening, April tc, Their Majesties' Senints will act t►e Play of THE STRANGER. To which will he added, WHO WINS? OU, THE WI VOW'S CHOICE. ....... ~ PANTREQN, OXFORD.STREET. ON MON DAY Nr.x. 1., April .24, there will be, at this place, A GRAND MASQUBRAGE, with the following Refrivibuseuts--the Busies in she Grand Saloon n ill he laid for Tea soil Coffee, and the Side.boards for Ices, Jellies, Lemonade, kr. he. The Sakon will be splendidly illuminated with various Devices, Decorations of Banners, he. we. illustrative of the achievements uf British Henna. Tickets, i.e thl. to be had at all the Masquerade Ware. lames, at the l'autlimm, and at Ward's, Bond-street. Dresses may he had in the house uu the Evening. 11A16I I k Ei. IL YOUNG repectfully sequiiinte hit Priem& mad the Patine, that his BENEFIT i. teed foe TUVIDAY, the ~ ;41 uf. lap , wlieu will be presented PIZAKKO; with other Estertaiumetim, to be espremed iu future adver tisements. Tickets to be bad of Mt Young, so, ling-street, Covent - video ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Illoxeilles of the The. etre, where blares fur the beam may he mites. ASTLEY'S AMPHITHEATRE, WESTM NSI7*ER BR I DG F.. 4 %.* The following Entsetaisuiems ernitinsimt to experience the general approbation of minded sedliniam, will be repeated every Evening until further notice ; with, 6th tient this sews.% Mr. 60111111111111111 . 11 Brushes Peanut. THIS EVENING, SAI'UKUAY. 22.1, (18th time), • NM , / Comic Hariequinsde, called PAINT LAN D. Harlequin, Mr. Bolivia, jun. ; Clown, Me Laurent ; Co lumbine, Mrs. Paster.-- Extraordinary Horminausbip Lv Messrs. Palm, CAMWAIII, Smith, Basics, sail Mr. Miley, Double Company; with, 6th tiose, the Lnanken Peasant, by Mr. Cowman..-. The celgbrpied Mr. RICHER wilt perform his etreeut Woe** on the Tight Rime -w-To sionclude with a Grand Spectacle Romance, called TILE BLACK CASTLE. Asphar, Mr. Miley, lan.; sad Lamina, Mrs. Astley. Birrinissios of the Right Hosooratite the Lord Mayor. r HE Man of the. World, Mr. I NGEEBY. the Emperor of all Conjgrors, opens hie unrivallicl Exhi bition fur noir nights only, at the Pawl's Heed Aso-sober Rooms Catestoo-street, this Day, the 22d, Moodily, 34, and the Woodsy and Monday following. Us to rood to acknowledge that he is able to produce five of the Ant perionsess is the assignees. Particulars I. t 4, bills of the day —Mon opru ut six, commence at seven. Tickets to br had at the Pliers Head, Catestsimetreet, soil ebb , . I. No. it, Craven-buildings—Boxes, as. 64. Rot, M. VICTUALLING-OFFICE. Anat. to. T...... comm,..se View4l;T; Midady's Noel de knell Rita shin, lit ea DAY, th e W May, they will be nada to MOW Temkin • Le writing (ended bp), end trent for FIFTY TOM qf COCOA, H 6. dearered Pse of Cretans tuei Exist Datil* ear half theme is a fatten& and the other half in a fartninht aj •• • flajett , • • * Vichtelliqg Stores at Deptford; and end stand VIRGINIA • ..Me Wake% sae half 10011411.101,01111111PiN the Porta, in the Tons. 50 .....dioulit e.. BO Plymouth .w to -- to.i To be paid Jro by dills, payable with ivierest, otieety flap after date. Tie Comities ?the Contracts lay be sees at the Secretory'e (teSee. N. B. SIINIA, of the Cocoa to be reduced with the Tenders No tenvolleitt he And to soy reader in which the ?toe shall not bellowed"( is aeon* at 'meth, or the shall *et be delirered to tie sad istire Oft o'Cleek ea the said TlelNlll . k, the ed of Alai sow, we Weis the Parma who oesies the Tender, ei woe Potato me kir 444; wattle, to maw rhea eigiod IMPORTA VT SUCCASS. About two o'clock, yesterday, a great sensation was excited by the report of the total destruction of the French Fleet iu Barque Roads ; and shortly afti.r a letter, of which the following is a copy, air sent to the LARD Mavoß, and posted upon the frout of the Alansion [louse:— " Admiralty (Mee, April so, tang. "My Loan—l have the greatest stits.faction in acquainting your Lordship, that a successful attack was made by frigates, Ore-skips. and itninli vessel*, on the eneusy's fleet, lin Basque Roads, under the command of Capt. Lord Coch rane, on the night of the I id) inst. " The circumstances of this glorious and- i [Apart ant action, are detailed in the enclosed Bulletin. " Our loss has been inconsiderable, viz. two Office's, the one a Lieutenant, the other a gun ner, mid eight men killed; two °Meets and 27 melt rounded. •• I have the honour to be, &c. •• Mrs. .119 The Bulletin alluded to in the shove was not Posted; along with the letter, on the hliuntion- House. at least in the first instarec, and this omis sion excited a good drat of murmur among the crowd collected on the spot. It was, however, com municated at LLOYD'S, and is to the following effect : Admirnity-q.lice, Two o'('leck. . Sir Harry Neale has just arrivcil at toe Admiralty with dispatches from Admiral Gambier, giving an acconnt of an attack made by the tire !Mir under the immediate command Of Lord Cochrane, nt day-light, 011 the morning of the 12th. 111 4 1 Lordship comminunicated, by telegraph, that *even of the enemy's ships might be destroyed, upon which the fieet got under weigh ; bin the enemy lead succeeded in getting all but five ships of the line. towards the entrance of the Charante; before the attack was practicable. Lord Cochrane, advanced to the Calcutta. 50 gun thiP, wad, by * well-directed tire, compelled her to 'trate to the tinperiense ; the Valiruot. Revenge, some frigates, bombs, and small vessels, attacked the Ville de Warsevie and Aptilon, and ogliged them. before five o'clock, after a heavy cannonade, to strike their odours, sail they were taken pos *vision of, col set On fire br the boats of the ad- Voiced *Timken, as were also, the Tivrregre a short time after by trio eneiny. On the 15th three or the Enemy's line-of-battle Ships were still on shore, mod io a dangerous sittarimi; one of the Frigates also on shore had fallen over. The whole of oar has enit-ists of two officers and eight Mel) ; to officers awl .47 sliest wounded. At five o'clock the Pork and •rower gulls were fired, sod, with the fall of night, the lliwite-Guards. 'rressury, Foreign Office iu Downing-strect, Sn mrr.tt-Unuse, end ill the other Public Office*, were brilliantly joe. however, was consklerslily dumped, hy .t report that thc gallant Capteiu COCHILANN fell in the 'idiots ; but this 4troved to be a mistake ; it was Mr. Caooa-- St AM, the caption sir this- furee.istle of his Lord ship's ship, the luipericase. At nine o'clock it tardier acemitit was pnblished iu the following Ca=ttle Extraurdimary:— LONDON GAZETTE EATRAORDIN.MY, ildmiraky-ggice, 11. 1609. Sir [Tarry Neale, Ilan. Fire Captain to Admiral Lord Gatabier, Coonnandir-in.Chief of Uy Ma jeSy's 'hips awl emelt employed in the Clianiscl Soundings, ke. arrived here this rivir ll ll with a dispatch froin hi. Lwil.hip to the flonouraile limo Wellesley Pole, of which the followiiig is s copy : C.alsduois, at Anchor, is illooqnc-Itusds, April 14, SlR—The Almighty's favour w His Majesty and the Neli)11 has been strongly marked in the success be has hewn plea Ned to give to the operations of 'Majesty's. fleet under my command : and I hive the satisfaction to acqiiaint you, fur the in formation of the Lords Commissioners of the Ad miralty, that the four ships of the enemy, named iu the margins, have been destroyed at their an chorage, and several others, from getting nu shore, if not rendered altogether unserviceable, are at, least disabled for a considerable time. The arrangement of the tire vessels placed under ' the direction of Captain the Right Honourable Lord Cochrane were made as fully as the state of the weather would admit, according to his Lord ship's plin, on the evening of the I lilt instant; and at eight o'clock on the same night they pro eredivi to the attack under a favouralele strong wind from the northward, and flood tide, (preceded by mute vessels tilled with powder and shells, as proposed by his Lordship, with a view to explosion.) and led on in the most undeunted and dettrrnined manner by Captain Wooldridge, in the Mediator fin-ship. the others following in succevtiod, but owing to the darknewof the night several mistook their coarse and failed. On their approaching to the enemy's ships, it was discovered that a boom was placed in f tof their line lOr a defence. This, however, the weight of the Mediator soon broke, and the !mull iotrepa . dive and bravery of Britisit seamen overcame all ddlicuities. Advancing under it heavy tire from the forts in the Isle of Aix, as well as from the enemy's ships, most of which cut or slipt their cables, and from the confined anchorage, got on shore, and thus avoided taking lire. At daylight the following morning, Lord Coch rane communicated to me by Telegraph. that seven of the euenay's ships were on shore, and might be destroyed. I immediately made the signal fur the fleet to insincere and weigh, intending to proceed with it to effect their destruction. The wind howe ver being fresh from the Northward, and the flood tide mining, rendered it too hazardous to run into Aix Roads, from its shallow water), I therefore anchored again at the distance of about three miles from the Forts on the Island: As the tide suited, the enemy evinced great acti vity in endeavouring to warp their ships (which had grounded) into deep water, and succeeded iu get ting all but tire of the lint towards the entrance of the Charente before it became practicable to attack them. 1 gave orders to Captain Bligh, of the Valiant, to proceed with that ship, the Revenge, frigates, bom be, and small vessels, named iu the margint. to author 'tear the Boyart Shoal, in readiness for the attack. At twenty minutes past two P. M. Lord Cochrane advanced in the Imperieuse with his accustomed gul- Lantry and spirit. and opened a well-directed fire upon the Calcutta, which struck her colours to the imperieuse; the ships and vessels Above mentioned soon after joined in the attack upon the Ville de Versos ie and Aquilen, and obliged them, before five o'clock, after sustaining a heavy cannonade, to strike their colours, whets they were taken possiessMn of by the boats of the advanced squadron. As soon as the prisoners were removed, they were set on fire, as was also the Tositierrs, a short tiinsufter by the enemy. -I afterwanls detached Rear-Admiral the Hon. Robert Stopford iu the Caesar, with the Theseus, three additional fire *hips (which were hastily pre pared in the course of the day), end ■ll the boats of the fleet, with Mr. Congreve's rockets, to con duct the further operations of the night against any of the slops winch lay expooed to an attack. On the morning of the 19th, the Rear-Admiral reported to are, that as the Chessr and other lone-of-battle ships had grouarhal and were in a dangerous situa tion, he thought at advisable to order them all out, particularly as the remaining part of the service could be performed by frigates and small vessels holy ; and I was happy to find that they were ex tricated from their perilous situation. Captain Gligh has since informed me, that it was romad impracticable to destroy the three-decked ship, and the others which were lying near the en trance of the Charente, as the former, being the outer one, was protected by three lines of boats placed in advance from her. This ship and all the others, except four of the • Vale de Vareovie, of so ens, Tamome, a 74 VIM r Aquilas, of 74 roes ' • sod admits, of NI gum 1 Imistaigable. Ai'* likaanki. Falba. Ilteask. Zees. Swab, lusoica isa•brig. Guav a Ikassatar, Formic sad Grywks. . . 111 line and a frigate. have now moved OP the rivet Charente. If Any further attempt to destroy them is practicable, I not tail to use every means in ury power to accomplish it. I bare great autisfaction in stating to their Lord ships hoar mucv.i I feel obliged to the zealous to. operation of Hear•Adtnir a l Stopford, under whose ar►ungemtent the boats of the fleet were placed ; and I unit also express to their Lordships the high *ruse I have of the awsistsnee I received from the al.ilities mud tiiiremittFil attention of Sir [tarry Neale, Bart. the Captain of the Fleet, its well as of the animated exertions of this Captains, Officers, Sra.men. and ',Marines under my • mind, and taeir forwardness to volunteer upon soy service that might be idiom .1 to them ; purticeiatly the zeal awl activity ahe•wn by the C111)111111* of line of Wade slops an prefrtllll4 the'fire vessels. 1 cannot speak iii sufficient terms of admiration a►d applause, of the vigorous mid gallant attack tuade by Lord Cochrane upon the French line of battle ships which were on shore, as smell as of Ins judicious manner of approaching Hums. tow/ . placing his ship in the position most advantageous, to annoy the enemy, and preserve his own Jill); which could not be exceeded by cut fiat of valour hitherto achieved by the British Navy. It is due to Itear.Adruiral Stoptord, and Sir Har ry Neale. that I should titre take the opjoortunity of acgraiating their Lordships of the handsome and earnest manner iu which both these mesitociousoffi eerrharl volunteered theirserricev before the arrival of Lord Cochrane to undcrtiike an attack upon the enemy wi:11 flre ships; Hurl that, had not their Lord ships fixed open him to conduct the enterprise, I him full confidence that the result of their iamb would have Ix cu highly creditable to theta. I shoeld feel that I did not do justice to the tats viers of Captain Coated, of the/ Etna, in bombard. log the enemy's ships no the I ?th. and nearly all the day of the 13th, if I did not recommend him t• their Lardships holier ; and I cannot • t bearin4 testi mony to the elisions desire exprro.ed hy Mr. Cou greve to be employed wherever I might conceive hie services in the management of his rockets would be asefal ; seine of thesis were placed in the tile ships with effect, and 1 have every reason to he rititialivi with the Artillerymen and others who hail the ma nagement of them, sitiderMr.Congreve's I send herewith a return of the killed, wounded, I and missing of the fleet, which, I sin happy to ob serve, is comparatively brmill. 1 hara not yet re ceived thereturns of the number of prisoners taken, but I conceive they amount to between four and live hu ndred. I have charged Sir /lorry Neale with this dispatch (by the Imperieuse) and l beg leave to refer their Lordships to him, as also to Lord Cochrsaie, fur any further partieulars of which they may wish to be mfornied. ... I 13 ICC wait 15. P. S. This morning three of the ein my's line of battle ships are observed to be still on slmre under FOUtliq, and one of them is in * dangerotte situation. One of their frigates (L'ltelieitne). also ou .bore, has fallen over, and they are now dismantling her. As the tides will take n in a day or two, there is . every probability that she will be destroyed. Since writing the foregoing, 1 have learnt that. the Honourable Lieutenant-Colonel Cochrane (Lord Cochrane's brother) and Lit utenarit Bisaett, of the navy. were voluntreci in the Iniperimiae, bind ren dered themselves extremely useful, the former by commending some of her guns on the main deg k, and the latter in condnctiug one of the explosion veviels. Names of the ships in Ant Ronda previous to the attack, oa the nth April, !Igo. L'Ccets, 1 , 2 n guts, Vice-Admiral Allemande, Capt. Ro land ; repaired in lead; on shore soda Fumes. Frodroy ant, au gnus, Rear-Ailinit al Gsturdon, Captain Heidi; use years mid ; on 311.-1* under Foams. C 74 gnus, Capt. Faun, Cominodvie three years old; un shore mailer Fon reit. Totoville ' 74 guns, Capt. LA Caille o'd ; on shore M lb* River. Regulus 74 guns, Capt. Lure; five years old; un shore ander Madams. Patrote, 74 guns, Caplan, Mahn; 101111.11:ti in 180 J. J elk] ppe, 74 guns, Caption F ; on 'here under Madame. Tonnerre, 74 guts, Capt. Clement de Is Rouciere ; nine mu: the aid bete, at nen. Amodio', 74 gum, Capt. Midterm ; old. Valle as Var. movie, nu guns, Gapt. Coedits, • sew, *ever at sea, Calcut ta, sti guns, Capt. La Tome ; lotdd wills door sad military stores. Frigates —Tndienns ' Captain Protests—flu shore near Isle &Furl, on her beain.ends , ; Elbe, Captaiu Perengicr Pallas, Cant le Bigot ; Hort. use, Capt. Algaud. N. B ore of the throe last frigate, is on shore under Isle Madame. Return of the Names of Officers, Seamen and Nlsrines kil led, wouisikd, and issiworig, belosgiorg to the Sect •ndrr the command of Admiral the klieg Hon. Lord Gushier, Commiunter. &c. between the liar and itch of April vino, inclusive. Celesioma.—lr Edward Fairfax, matter of the fleet ; ecs tasies of lire hip. Fliatoft, oche; lieutenant; killed. Tho mas Marldim, able ; ditto. John Nelson, aide ; ditto. Julia Elifs (ad), oMe ; missing, and supposed to tic drowned. Thetas Frnittil Imes*, Master's mate; se moody witisuded in the had sad Man by powder is the t. re • ship Julio Pody, marity, usasisi is the unman ho. Williams, boy, wouoiled i• the hand awl luta. lsperieusc--Heery Crookin.ra, eaptaiu of the forecastle, killed. Peter partied, boatrwithis ncdr , Jilt,.. John Mar soviet, oraniaa, ditto. James Mason, scannas severely wounded. Jelin Solomon, seasisa, slightly weasied Mr. Gilbert, surgeot's aaaialaat, ditto. M. Nltioiden, porter, ditto. Juba liurrlun, seaman, ditto. John Sheridan, Ica. etas, ditto. John Muter, artisan, ditto. Job.' Wheelan, seaman, ditto. llisttliew Good, asansa, ditt o Will iam lliewchndois, marine, ditto. Jobs Said, saucer, ditto. Remsage—Heary Johnees tsarina's, tilled. Thomas Cltailnalr, marine, Jilin. Theism Pansy" twin bol e ti., JAW, Carload, herdsman, seven eirstssroa a tin iler end sidr. James Cans 0), oriissm I.A thretintru:il. sa sad • veer daspersas weend of tiedela 1111111inelhlasflassa, wand Is Os Usti Thaws Tyler, iroood of or. DoosioGrei. wane% wino of _hock. • Thomas Trip/tolls, setimary, sal vosand of right foot. Charlie Choi, assists; night WO aapstated, mud a•• ingeopos good osibogiro oisooll of lift leg sod Mk*. Ihrry, slaw I cowed= of WO. John Wismoo. many cootooloo oi shedder. Tiessay 11 41 114 6111188818; einsesies ethigb. Geo•g•Samily. marks v. 4506.140 sf difoilku. Joooplb Weds, malls - 4 ^*. lientioers wigs. Yu ft. !MALL - 1 1• - 1 II chap• others I :• -jew•el -1 13 Davis- - 1 10 yet . 1 11 :bet se. - I I Scott, y sa4 Y It 2 10 ler ft I 1 - it) Smith, 3 1• IR. 31a1 a - 3 11 cheese - 1 - a 11 hiker 2li ue, tut _ 3 IS Surrey, 3 1 i les sag a i .duper 3 111 re, olo t S taliow. to moron% it or-row, - to boa, to r Bialtopepte- Weititaineeer, iddlawat,eaLt tailowalrer. oty of Dor county, far anew., to • within the uppicered.in rr last. cant its taken ill ha his cow -1 with two or 111 Weduts til the Mon list how the ling, the day to be in bin he least par to be lawn. DAY. s ai 66111 .. 67 illt isij I et tb; 14 • 164 • 111 It pram. ..1191 r Broker, 4 Chariot nose. lie 1,io• low, ta .1 of the Bight Lower rAnt. of the i at Ilr WM wR , t 4 binwitst ono lisierrwikos *wager stllme Jobs A Issisoifir tg Lasst-Cehswel illro"' E sv dte r a ptie -1., The lsl Abbe eta tib• XVI* I. 4, No 19. 014 HA 11.• WM° Strad, 1 . tut sloe Now ly lOW AN lfti WAR BETWEEN AUSTRIA and FRANCE. War between Austria real France is no broils!, tiotilitiul.—We lay bailtlre our readers the folios* lug noble Proclamation of the Archduke Cherhess just receited by Cosertiruent 7 " V I UM" as moan... " The priatimeise Of oar country cells us to awn anothidts As loo; as it was tamable to preserve peace by meet* d 4..,crifires, mid as lung se One, Neville*, were Nelallall, wills the Ibuoutir of the Throe, with the security of the state, and with the welfare of the demote, the heart of use bountiful Sovereign suppressed every inlaid is oto buee; bet when all cu.leaVosire to peewees, happy rodeptr deuce from the insatiable asniatieo of a foreign Coaqueror prove fruitless, alien natioes are falling around an, sad when lawful suecreinus are tom freer flit harts d emir sohjects, when in tine the drove of universcd sisloasallieu threatens even the lir pp, States of Austria, sad Mawr peatew aisle fortunate inhabitants ; then dies oar c.estry dimmend its deliver:llea from us. and we stand forth in 14, defeard.. " On you, my dear brother soldiers. see axed the ewe of the universe, and of all drum who skit feed lbs twill honour mot ilatuniel prosperity. Yu• shall net she. y the laser ace tif Irec.rienig the tours of reppr.:seron. Twa shall not carry un the cudlesa wars 4 ambitioa order disetall throes. Your blood shall never Ws/ tor 'whips retaresee sad Fayette coyctusseesa not on volt shall the corm alight to annihilate innocent nations; and over the belies of the slaughtered defeuders of thew country to pave the wet Ar • f...reigiier to the usurped throne. .4 happier lot aredui you ; the liberty of 1:J/rope has taken refuge troller war, batr.ers. Your victories wilt loose its fatten, and yaw too . tie.. is Germany, yet in the ranks of the runny, let their deliverance. bus are wageprd is a just cause, VON. Wow I avoid net appear at y‘iar head. Oa the Adds of Vies sad Marengo. whereof the Si lain reminded ye with ortestae suss pride, en Ohms= will weaves, the gletiose deeds of Wortsburgb as/ Ctserash, of Liptiseas ilitedtariti awl Zwick of 'coma, of Ole Tee& his owl Nov/ We will compeer • Meting ram Ate we. country ; lust the great cad ie as. to be attulaed without crest names. t' ',modern/sal sehordiestims, WIN Oise, pensvorisi caorege,_ and mushalten steadiers I. dew nee, are the eompaaions of true fortitude. OOP • Mahan • ai-H sad a joist co-operation of the whole load to sic tyry. " Sty Severely@ end broths: has imaged me with els powers, to reward find be efeliab• I will be arti where in the middle of rim, sod you *ball receive Ike fret thank!. of yowl. eatery iresa your General on the held of batik. The patrimeess of messy of the Aseerien Inn batty has anticipated yews ueuM , this is a plaap s ls the fullest measure of thyrablig pada bIIII4I, I 6IIININIIS Audi alg a ,with jngesiM - riewir, led es every tunnel ad duty ; Went shall matt with reward, sad afro* with sat: I:advection, without distiactien of pursue sir rani ; branded with distrate, droll the northing persou be cast ust to vibes: Isle is dearer them his and ear bower. Adorned with the aunt., ut public esteem will I pretest to owe Al.. the world, those brave into also have deserved well of their courtly, and otiose eases I wilt ever carry se me heart. " 'niers remains erne consiorrafrett, while% I most pea you in mind the soldier is only fonniirblit tribe cow illy in won; civil induce most out be al.awp7la to Mast out of the field of battle, towards the searisokeitierm sod k=t, he is moderate, sompsuoutiate end Inamase : be re s tlee evils of war, and binge, to Itglites elms" 1 trill punish awry wanton excess with so each peen, severity, as it is nut the intent;un of our Nissassit Is ippon set'. b.iuriug countries, but to deliver them (nits Meir opprer suira, said lit forin with thaw Prince, a powerfur Load in order to bring about • lading peace, sad to meimeals the feelersl welfare and security, Lou. will fatelp troops, in Garet union with is, attack tie gunmen emsawn. Them, brave companions in arms! honour sad support them as your brother ; out by vain glorious high surds but manly deeds w loch do honour bi the warrior ; by intrepidity liefore the enemy you most skew youreelvee to be the Lest role. re " Thus t h en sl.all I owe day lead you back to voer e..nrs try, followed by the respect ssf the enemy, sad by *ha Pa titude of foreign nations, after haying secured by }our arras an honourable peace, when the satisfoctiop of our Monarch, the approbation of the world, the rewards ol valour, the blessings of your fellow-chicane, and the cos scimuness of deserved repose, await you. " CHARLES, Archduke, Genarali IMPERIAL PAULIAMENT. HOUSE OF The Scotch Creditors' Bill was seed a third time, aid passed. PENALTIES OF REVENUE LAWS. Lord Gate •Lit stated, proviimes to the manes he em about to propose, th a t it was incumbent ma thee Lordships to take into co "ides sans most entinoily the most., gcsesally adopted when Acts of Parliament were (rained for the cutler tele of the tevasse. It was the meal prartire to insrit glasses which htd • referetwe to former Acts of Paramecia fur the same purpose, std thereby enacted fist all permitted contained m those prow Acts Moaslet become be Extended to the law then before the to gislature. It war. not proper that pelialt:es should be thue laid opus the subject ; resaltics in many cams trediag teen to the taking away a life. He trusted the House would see the propriety of r dlei. t.s alt these penalties referred to, &opened in ariuus A• 's, s it redace them tato owe Art of Parliaineut. Ou these groucd. his Lorddiip moved t• That there be pre• pared in that House, a Bill fur reducing into one Act all penalties respecting the Revenue Laws."—Agreed to. A few words were said by the Earl of Lt 'avow., ro 'peeling the rattans laid on the table, of all the deserters that collated tutu the Isaiah +limy in Spate mad Portegal i from whence it appeared that only tut% had been receket tato um- nosy whilst in Portugal. lawil ALCIILAND shortly unitervel, the mares Got kW on their Leidships' table did out aerosol for the permed state of our regionals alter et was alloyed upwards of Tom had !pica lean is the campaign AFFAIRS uh . SPAIN. Earl Carr—•• My Lords, its undertaking a bring under the consillerativ of the House tht various uplifter% operation-4 of tile last satowier Portugal and Spain. 1 feel that I have eliadvstalara a teak to which I ant arrant my abilities will be fantod inadequate. My Lords, to detail the IMAM, of those transactions, the tryst character bad bears asp of which are to be sought fur sod explored itt • large aeries of efficial docantenN. w. •olonsiamses and perplexed that they satin rather to reft.isead • ,