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but in the presence of his Secretary for Foreign Affairs; sod he appealed to the Right Hon. Geut. (Mr. Cogaing) if au interview of that description had hewn odvised, while he held the office, whether he would not have resigned ? It was raid His Ma. je.ty had delivered the narrative to Lord Liverpool. He woeld presume that he had read and formed an ipitiven on it. His Cabinet might held an °pl uton directly the reverse, either that the army or was to blame. What then would be the con aciienee, if the Cabinet had to advnar their Sion / reign directly against that opinion they knew he had formed ? What become of that respect to Ihe Miedy ; that decency and attention prescribed by tile Constitution ? Order of the Hour woos also urged. Hut it did not follow that they, when they made that (leder. understo id that the piper was prr,enied ui •uy other Mut the ordinary way, by the SeeretArf of Stale, or the At any rate. it was not fair to hind te lions:: down to what, An consideration, they fourel to be preg iisiit with mischief. Ou Gioia important points, they rescioded their milemo when they saw that evil coisorquenets would resift trent them, not at ririt co deoinlat-d. lie-had no resolidinii ready to submit, hut hutohly referred to the Speaker to %ay. tier this matter was conlbristable to the Con sit .1 uttion and usages of Parliament. - Secretary coot did not think the metier of auflicietit importance, to call on the for s i i.etiten, which only areisitil to he the forlorn bop* of Gentlemen, wbo found their arguit ruts could ism bear then ~at in whet they wished. It. wise impumable to ground a •1941 - colistiNtiattirl argument on their tiro of the car; cud if state ment, n u rsing the Nary were (entwined iu the' nar rative, the Navy might ga.n.ay it. rhe-CISASCELLOR of the Itexuellillss explained. He was responsible, that thi. was the pipir called for by the Heise. Ma. Whitbread and Lord Cochrane role at the Signe time. Mr. IVtiteaasto was anxious to speak before the Noble Lord, whose feelings.• us a naval man, must be much agitated by what they had heard. He understood from • Hight Hon. Gent. (Mr.Cansing) that 64601mi1e in His Majesty's service, hod suggest. ed a call on Lord Chatham, for a rrrrr ive of - the Expedition. Tnis would have been the pro per course ; hut it , 14111 evident the idea had Dot heen persevered in. Upon the fare of the paper, there wadi not only a condeminditta of 1111 listen, but of the Noble Lord himself. Now, Ilea the communicatiou ofe the Noble Lord known, - - . or unknown. to Monstees ? It must have been nu. kasson.• it am written in October, and presented in t'ebroary; between which dates, an Address had been presented to His Majesty, from the City of Louden, to which His Majesty was advised to an rioe r. Viet he j 'Weed uo inquiry neeemary —I Hear!) —Lard Cmitha..l could not have been consulted iiii a Minister opine . this answer, for he must have said. that inquiry into the naval pert of the Ealenlitino, at lea-t, was isecessarve-(Hear !) I Low then did lee vine' as tole of H a Majes'y's re. spoissible adessers ? If Ministers dial know of tins owe tuttiwcatiott,then they rie.erved impeachment for advioug gee 4 an miaow to the metropolis of the t iiip•r-.--..(Hear ' hear .9—lt was said the navy might gate' ay any accuse:ion against them. How rood ttpey goi.loy this private pnisoo secretly iti etil.ed into the eat of their Royal Master I—( Hear! hear If— [he paper was moved Lc by a private flie,nl of Lord Chatham. and it did seem as if it sr, f..rined for the purpose to which it was ape y,p.d. of tbrosring blatue from Lord Clutilismupou Si, Itali a n& Sirachau and the navy. A Right 11. ..... israide Gentleman raid every man might h ,re access to His Majesty ; why. was not the city of Loudon refused —I Hear! hear!(--Lord Chatham, as a fasonritc, might do what others could not, and ftiliin,ters might try to persuade them of their responsiliiiity, when they knew that the very way in which they got into power was by their irresponsibility. Did, he would say again, Ministers know of this paper or taut? Did they know of this uuderhaud accusation of Sir Richard Strachan, who was called as a wit.. near before them. without knowing that • paper, contaiiiiog insinuatiousagaiust hisn.was lying in the Riag's closet ?—(Hear.' hear.')—He was must i ready to defer to tier decision of the Speaker, but•l a question like this ought to be derided by the i House itself. Tne Right Hon. Gentlemen Mr. 1 Perceval) spoke lightly of impeachment; but if the. House did tot impeach him, then all their rightoi and privileges were, indeed, gone. The Right Hon. GenUemais accused them of envying hi. place. POI all the gold .1 •• That he... sinews, tatosikt sad told. " Coe& ever earn," he would not twin his situation. They did. indeed, wish to turn him out, for the good, for the salvation of the country ; hut, even oat of office, he trusted, punishment would follow him. The way in which', the lispEr came before the King, was onconstitu. ' bona'. and Ministers were not responsible, as they 1 /night to be. Mr. Rrnaa spoke in explanation. Mr. CA% 41114 a. in explanation. said. that woo" he was iii office, he miderstoot a narrative was to be delivered to His Mainity, hut that it was to comprehend both the military and navy ; he assured the House it was not his suggestion. Sir Rise Patinae said. that some persons might not concetve that the narrative went to criminate the Hon. Arbuiral, Sir Richard Strachan ; but let their ideas be whet they might, he assured them th it neither he (fir Home Popham) nor any oilier Officer in His Majesty's nave. would he setisned without a full iarestirairia. The narrative charg.d th.ut a . hangs had taken place in the maritime pro e.tedings. There was trot an elierstion mole with situ the approve; of Lord Chatham. and mane of th-m is specie! desire; and diirii.g the F.spe. dition greatest cordiality substated between the two for 3r a. .., !V . H. was( observed, that it could ant he hoc dusiiiii for a Minister to deliver a pap , r to I )fts Miro or for • Peeve& the kingdom to go inter he Royal Lord Chatham was the only person reepo-n e. and he retold not she • .k from that. o a th, Honor weal.' oink. Riot •o. Nr. WRes as ,wild wad agree in the pronrtple laid dews UT the Radii Nos.Gentlensaa who last spoke as to the stsgressihtlity of Lard Chatham If u. Pease tboacht pro owls hogwash the noble Lora, what e• id, het of Ito sorra. We imam they produce to the Heuer •-1 Inas ? The mow of Lord Bristol, loud that of the hewer (ad were 11■61:11/ ta Feist : there the Ortfacalts was Goma were the House, hating those 'weeniest' Were their eyes, gong to put themselves to the mats sititation , The precedent le itself was dangerous, foe it was leyiug down one fee all General Office,s The eerciontances is them genes were ludicrous. Here wm e Monster, sent by the King's Ministers, as Coniumanier-is.Clisef of the greatest Espeditino iver sent out of the country, neon% up a correspondence with the Kist., unksowis to his Mi litary. It was a happy widest, that the narrative had been disowervd, and that by the hived of L,w4 Chatham, tient ral lbw ! hew .9.—As 4 Minister, he did out dusht his right of bowling as easy access to the Royal ear, and gar. irg advice as to his department; hut here it was dallerent ; fur, m Commander-is Chief, he had no such right; but, (oaten, It all coonitutiousl precedent, he delivered the aar native to His Majesty, asalooel y hiding it from the Sonetary of State. After using thereon just and complimentary epithets, on the eacellent, npright, and impartt.il eundect of the 'bpcaker, he concluded by saying, that there use er was an o casino is which the House stood so marls in cant of hie assistance, and called upon him to gine Ins opinion: Mr II iIATIIU•fT cm ad 011111i110, lOU constitstimial ground, ' that the narrative should be pal out of sight, or '• that it should lie dormant ea the twilit. 3 and when Lord Chstlaaracaese as a titres* before the rionsinittee, lei it he peals Ins hand, and if hr innitified it, the Committee could art spots it. Geo. Lonna rose merely fur the purpose of saying. that • , there sever had been a misunderstanding between the kr, wild naval C01•1114.11ler• en the or-cosies, and lord Chat inse had always expressed himself to that effect. ( Hear ! bent) The sarrateve thru under cousideratio• was caused ha be presented tie His Majesty, we account of the letter 'mitten by Mr R. Strachaw Sit lon• Cleo was sorry that the obaereaticioa which he had heard that night, had been made use of, es they might tend to juju...! the it putative of officers, who were liable to be brought to c ort.maitial Mr. C. luit Syrtis s said, as the paper was before then,. it was expedient abet they should take it into consideratimi ; hist the rummer it came before them, west., be deplored, and be should for ever lausent that it *as called for. Afire 10111 i Coils uf rkur Choir! The Sr 1:• Kit row, mid said. he trusted the HOW would riot tit sorprised at his delay In giving his upluiou ; as to his right, it could ant be doubted. He kept back with the in. teetimi giviog the best opiame hie judgment and ability would allow. *be motion of the Hun. Member, Omieral Loftus, eat correct. It had been the custom of that Howse to believe the averment of any Honoree/de Member. There were precedents in the )ear 177 t,. The House thought proper to call fur a Memorial delivered I. His Shively, is his private deed, by as. Imperial Resident. In that, as in the present use, Hot Maiesty had graciously mem Jeereoded to seed, by the proper channel, use of his Pries eeetwil, the paper asked for, to which the House was enti tled to gum full credit. Oa hie first opening the owes toes befiere them, he fogad the new of Chatham ; yet he felt doebthil at first whether it might to be received and se. kimmiedged by that House—its sot bearing the sigiseture of any of Hui Maiesty's Secretariat; but eensideriag whose it wee prerated, sad kuowitig that he was emmentable to that Hoe. Howse for it. aetlieetiaty, he waved his doubts until ho eat fur some papers, whelk ; on perusing, be found that Lard Piortb had promoted semaW pagers similar, sod that he was considered priesofeeis ameentehie, which, in his *ream, left the Hoot. at hall liberty to docent the wit. of the earn. ire ; and cumtlistied by win, the Deem would beer is their reevileetain that be did mg pratemit to touch es the comegismices or the mari • of it. Mr. Pltattlf•L Own eared, "That it should be referred to the Committee of the whole Howse aim the Espedusoa to the Scheldt," which was emeedte. Oa the Order of the Day being reed, for the House going into • Cemmittle, on the Espeditsue to the Scheldt, Mr. Teens mend the Ststedtwg Order, and streagers were of course excluded, at belt peat twelve o'clock. FO REIGN INI kLLIGENC:. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. LITITIII 01 ■ll TICS LLLLLL N&SOIS•L TOT •OOR •r L TI4I TO NH NIOVI MITI, NIONNITS 111JOIl• 01111/IAL TSB 11 , 11111C1 Or IBC/ AAAAA 4. " I ►ate tire ►west to *equated your most *rem High• awn, for t►e infonnatiaa of lin Majesty t►e Emperor and Ca& wills t►* palmy of the Steers liateen, and the ar rival of Ike Intpecial troop* on the ►ants of the hiesdat- " Far sense days, verifies movements of the first corps of the army epos Aloridse, and of ,k troop, irornomode.l by Gessral flebeatissi. beyond Villanueva ite los Infintes, bad draw, the sureties att.s enemy to both extremities of his UM. COM CI% rug his right to be more part:calmly threat. mat, be ertliened hrs rent,* in order to reinforce it. The metrmarbments whub be had throws op at she esteem, of this defiles, the &tele. with which he had intersected all the rnada, and the coitus which be had besides SINVIed en the brink of the precipices, t• blow ap certain parts of these reads, inspired hies with a cosfidence that be could aot be attacked ; bet these obstacles, though apparently insets , saieltutabk, were overcoole without loss, with the rapidity of Netball:it, and the dispositions that ware adopted kiwis pre dated the most satisfactory results. (hi the epth, His Catholic Majesty resumed his hos& (fourteen to Santa Ciuz de Modela„ when. the stli corps of Pie army, the Kiss's Gouda, sad a Spanish brigade, had brew asseishisd laws the moats( of the loth. The saner day, Iderehai the Duke of Treviso ordered El Viso sod El Vieth, to be occupied ; tind the dingiest of General Dassulles also proceeded to theme places. General *Noisiest, with the &Woo eiGemerat Melhand's dragoons, the stab ...omelet • of tholitte, end tie devisioo of the Grand Darkly of %Yarrow.. , Meek a position at Villammarear, whence be drove the sae thy, oodat the same limn caused La Torre deJnas Abed sad l• he eceapeed. ■ Tbs-tat corps of the wan hid Wen. since the 13th, at Ailmedeo de drogue; tie reetnisoitriug parties passed the esedebors, astit perrhed on to Santa Eophrmia amt Brlel• an.. A divisino of issorgents, which was at Almaden, re. deed precipltstely rerun Cordova. Nis Mainly hirrhig resolved to attack the enemy us the tomb, General Demollto received orders to set out floes Viso, with his dmiaston, sad the i ust Mores Chase...us, which Wig I,tsrrd andrr his command, and to pn.r. cd aloe( the old road abirb pastes through Puerto del LI, towards La Carolina, sail jnitet the high-rued at La Yeats Nueva, bal./am La Carobs' and Santa Helms. Marshal the Duke of freero was ordered to attack, with t►e sth entry the polities of Desponna Niue, where the coney ►ed Sat *eyelid Flues broken up t►e toed, and furintsi mince. The silo corps woo followed in ties move ment by the Kings Gouda, owl a Opsaisb brigade. • General Sibilants's wan directed to attack the estoway in ►io positions at Yenta Nueva and Vesta Durant* to drive his fro. the railer of Danuadims, Montisnit. and St &ti e.", and t►ee parses ►is either alone she I.sitimarta, Of tr words Saes. nod Cheda, occortitu4 to the rotas which be happen to lobo. 4 . bereobal the Dubs Petition bad reported fen. Alitsa4ww, that the roods heading Irons that town to ('or fuses obstied Mete wake s cossi4erab'e circuit, Les the pat pow , of lag op bra artillery, sod that he could only ...strance wit► his idiots, and rssshry towards the (iwad•kisntr. 111. Majesty, oat thinking it prodeat tore...we. just Own, lb. Gent cerpa to • greater thotwacc. Mnrshal the Doke of liellaso was desired, h. IrWee, to sad artillery sod the erbele bourege., to trio . the Idgle-eleast a. L.dn loan, et fiesta Circa de tudela, and to manmene wit► the infantry and cavalry, so as to make a direness, either by pushing detachments *noes t►e Sierra Morena, directly upon Iss Carolina, or by proceeding toward the Guadalquivir, w►ichiver measure be might, from the information be re eeived, deem most likely to accomplish hit purpose. Oa the pith, Marshal the Duke de Denson reported, that he was -wadi.' back his artillery, and should commence his march t►e following day, by Terre t'ampo, Villa Noires de la Jana, and Menturo. towards Aveliijar, which be etpected II reach um the ird, and to establish a communication with the net of the snap, proceeding ►y the highroad to La Carolina. " These Jispositiims ben made, on the rooming of lb. floth General Iressulles sal out froun El Viso, and advanced towards Poet to dal Rey. A division of the itmargeolia winch defended this pima, was attacked with the bayonet in its entretiehmeou, and immediately pot most completely te the rout. The enemy escaped over the precipices and moan• tains, leaving behind his arm% camp, and pronsious• He had • great number killed, but very faw could be taken, as his resistance was not .bat it might have been. General Deis°lles commuted his movement without difficulty ; hie loss was only Is men hen Jr e•mist. General Gamin's division of the sth corps, which set bet at the same time from El Viso, detached Gen. Brsyer's brigade to force a passage through the deli. of Muladar, through which rises a most difficult patholiat joins the high road at the tenting kitties by the appellation of Corder, awd consequently io the rear of all .the enemy's entrench ments, ditches, and mines. The other brigade of the divi sion climbed the mountain between this pees nod the Des pesos Perros, to snood the attack of that commanded by General Brayer, and to co-operate is the same abject with it • "General Girsrd's division, followed by the King's Gua;d, the Spanish brigade and the cavalry, kept the high road, sad advanced only according as Deseret Guam's division obliged the enemy successively to evacuate all his positions, and to leave behead camps, entrenchments, artillery, ansesunitioup and provisions. Three unities, which the enemy had formed' to break up the toed, in Serve where it is lined by ripen-. dicular rocks and precipices, Shy feet high, were them sprung They produced scarcely any react; out the slightest &eel deal occurred, sad the damage does was so truing, thot the advance of the column was set delayed more than a quarter of au hunt The division which the enemy had placed on the eta insure denominated Gilled, de be Jordan's., boding that it had thus arrived at the ends( the reed leading to Basta Helena, precipitately aboodoweill its entrenched camp, and led is disorder arrow the usuustaitis. The tenth regiment of **line, which Marshal the Duke of Treviso sent to meet the fugitives, coming up, killed 7 or 500, and took 400; omen whom were a General, a Lieutenant-Colonel, and to *tier olkers, with owe pair of colours " From that utornenuthe defeat of the enemy became ge weal at all points. The night, which now came on, soul the difficulty of the pursuit, rands could be bat partial, pre. vented the taking of a greater number of prisoners. The loos of the sth corps amounted only to a few man Awls de easseat. " The enemy kft behind, is the batteries, or apes the road, is pieces of cannot', partly moaned, Waage, mid, is his encampments, provisions mid effects.— Magsaines were Snead at Septa Helens sad La Carolina; bet is paseimg through the latter place, the twiny hinted( est Gee to a kegs magazine, emending a considerable lily of arms, beastly, liquors, he. " The road was so bad, that the troop* could sot reeds La Carolina till very late at night 0, the list, the sth corps proceeded by Bayleu towards Andujar, .where General hinny also arrived that night, and male himself master of the bridge over the Geadallnivir General Demulles re eeivedl orders to advance with his division, avid the brigade of Deseuons, commanded by General Beauregard, by Liner, upon Bares, is order to effect a communication w.th Geu . Sebastian, and to cat off the retreat of the equines troops, which had nut yet bees able to accomplish their movement. The liang's heinhmootere were at /Intim. where the toyed guard soil the Spanish brigade also contiolied "The d.lSculty id keeptez up a eontriannirativa, sod the distorter, had resented Graters) sebuli,ui from tratiernit. hug his reports Thaw whit h he seat of on the sloth, ha , tog hese oisitiged to make a circuit, ese net eves yet ervived ; bet by a dispatelsoisted Archillue, the 41/1, at • p... His allejest) is Welly informed of his eperalioas He atatesokat after ("rein the passage of the defile of Si. Esteem, wines he took tee Orme( Custom, 30.101 OWN colours, lowerd odious, and &wage, he received advice at the Yenta de Ism !sole., that General Catslejou, Marquis del Vadtlio, was web hts 'lentos between Moot Om sad Arehilloe. Gauenl ffetvestirmi ismatediatel) chivvied four regiments of rassky, and all his isteati , towards this point, and actually fortool Geseral Castrion posted in the valley of Archillos, sad sp. pneestly alaterwalsed on resistance. General Sebamisai, "Monet gib Isim time to retentivity*, immediately charged the enemy's lime with the sth dragoons and pike sea. The whole was instantly broke* ; the imorgents threw dean their arms ; 0,504. prisoners were taker, among wit cm wets the regiment of litalega, another of gresarliers, cid the sth of Seville, GeoersiCeilt4oll, 1101•68 Coheres, missy Aka% sad rues pan of talents. " After thi. success, Cessna Sebeidiesi di. acted detach ftests to advance opus t/beila sad Heels, to take possession of the bridges aeries the Guadatiptivir. He pushed us others towards Linares, to keep up a communicative with the centre colones, sad at the MPS tone dispatched paellas in pursuit of the !agitates. Theo there is teary memo to hope that the ..mbar of prisoners will be eousiderubly is cremated. " A. fir as we yet lumnr, the malts of both attarks 6,tstre p. wooers, 9 Getters* • rest number of officera, • pair of r.duers, is pieces of cameos. munsmitt ..... , tines camps, nod the tidal dispersion of the relics .4 she army destiuyed at Ocoee This army has met its fate es the meth side of the Moms, out for from the piairs 4 eaglet. " (Mistral Sehostiosi prawns the Geserals 11111n4 sad Primmest, Adjatmt•Corammolaist Doodle, the chid a his Saar, the (MSc. n of the oriinery awl engineers, mass his command. mud those of his Staff, moon whom be men those his brother M. filnircr RebJliani , eke senamoued the Grseral tithe enemy to lay dims his terms. ..zl.nw the Duke of Tremors, and the (Mneral of Divi sion Dossolles, hive out bad time to stud os thew replete ; that o< Gfli• rat Slbill.ll3llll it ilkie itwromplete Husrei rr , the troops who climb. d the mountaius ui t. del Rey, Cal de Moludar, and Destinies P. rrw , descry- husonrable mesdea, as do aim the Generals Gyms and Seaver, bar their smeellent dispositioss. 1 shall have the Immo, elf transmitters a more Jetsamd stemma to your moat serene Illehoess, and 1 .ball at the mune time Rae yes the ii:smes of 'he soldiers of all tasks, whether parole s , or be.,, 04 ,,,, c to the Staff, who have pertoularly dtstotzeisbed themselves Messimbile,-leliall 'street you to solicit His Maim. the Flospevue to eismirscend to main the Istvan entreated for several 'Others attar the balite of titans, • bt4c,neol of wEiels 1 had then dor Moos, to address to his Rocrlleoty the Mistatir at War. " Toss Itnettasesilisa area, a* the Imayintsisw of His report. that :HattAid the lhaae d Aurae, ty fruits AltsaJes A. that wwwwweat eanwst Le enwsplat. la eallibef .1•411 1.0-Isieli Of I. Moo .owthe Kiss waste yet lawia , reelti.eJ any entelf•eesee ra.s., Cal N. As ems st Hi. 111+-ay learn. lb. Ityalt, t 0h1..• haw as lime to acmasst your Hatiuw.s , last is IS. iw. Wm I atoll 801011. ton. that all our a.at ate agree is Mating. the• the atotual cvafutuat prtt.t.la t.. A•l4.ols•lha TM lass ha. I t tots Sevin., sa i l Was neva red to He lola de Less, WWI" it Los eaummk4.ll a rival February.assenilgy. the Cortex, to meet cm the lit of E c l o ary. At tie taw our arrival, they were balloting among tin, ibh,6.. ls fur the naral•er of mem requisite to till up the ret.a wk , It cannot be doubted that the signal succe ss ,l ace, sd by the troops of His Majesty the Emperor, nal 4 ,, range all these awesome, mid even I.CC.Ion •ftts„,,* defiction front the party of the insurgents. toe the inhabitants see already coming to meet the t. c,," tai many hare taken steps to meal their children (rum t,, tat . ms's corps. ' His Slajesty will go this estaiair to Atolejat, wt m ., shall hare the homer to address further repsor to ca l , i li gbnen. .• I have the our to request pots to accept the hvp tsfe of my pruturod respect. (Sigurd) MARSHAL LUKE OF DALRATI r.. Bayten. ha. ea. Ism." L THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, • TUESDAY. FillitU ARV tr). We have realived a series of the Ammer I. the 9th imtauts with do Inception of the 7t11,..01 also several other Poi Papaya. A Srppleatens the Mondeur dia colotasas Marshal Souti account of the passagao the Froacb through th e Sierra Morena. • To the credit 0-the we find, even in the Vreoch iimments, that it 14 , Oot elected without moch.dilfieulty. sv e sprou,ig upon the French oft their way thru sts the tnnuntoins i and tattles were fusight of os nwita coubiderntiou, if air opinion may be relive! litm the number of killed rud wooded; For the p l . oculars. we refer to Marshal SOULfII •C(4.010, winch we VVe i bi s t idy, lot believe. ractosivrtv. It is dated Elaylen, iittl of January ; oa the ew „. mg or w hi c h d.y, Kong J01K.14 7/.to to telnelre 114$ head quarter* to Andujar, a beighbourhood re p. dered formai by the submission of Dt..rosr b the Sponi-h (;eueral t:Jot A NOL A spirited discussion took place is the House sr Commons, last slight, on the question, whether be eras or was not constitutional to receive a document which had been presented to the 'Limo, by nit party, in person, and not through any official re sponsible IP On re - erring to our report, Ma able arguments of the several speakers oil this ies. portant topic, will be found worthy of serious Imes. two; and it dors appear, prime facie, that if env doubt uf the validity or any censure of the numeral' the documeutshould arise, it would be impossible lar the Parliament to trace it to a source, because the sacred person of Ifs MeJacre most intertene tweet' the original presentation of the paper, mil the medium through which it becomes pudic. -- But leasing this con.tituoual ti• which could !evil us nolo touch detail, out of our consideration, for the preseut, soother trvst important questiuu arises out of this singular rail extraordniary case. From the couteins of the Narrative itself. it is evident, that a Filer Cunt* cillor, hav•trig easy access to His MAJIISTV, way avail himself of that faciiity, to caltsusinatr the best and Inn-4 meritori•ms characters, and that, ao private end isiet.hous a inailitre, that the partite accused cats have on knowledge of this iinpotatica.s tArowit apon them, rod consequently nu weans of refutation, no hopes of redress. lie the mu of Sir R. StaaClta P. this appears tau be a very pe.eArtr COW ; for lie, r he person tro 'sheeted tuoatdeeply iu the 3.1 u. *stint, of Lord Corrisahl, is called es a %Ones., lb to. thy, he is accused at all, to e toilet.* to the House which use) cntnioate Inisowlf.—tte do not iselieve hr has any crime to answer for ; bat still his innocence can aster render a practii e, au oh 'torrent to jitatice. &rentable. We ststod. yesterity, that Lord CHATIIAiI Cat eapeCteil 41•Felor ho• Wet. sires tail night its die House of Commons; base were disappointed, iu common with the Hothes tits Lo r dship Out hiving thought tit to coo. down to the I leuee of Lords to L oire lbs a s sent t.• the repest of the Con requiring his areniancc as seas, at tin ir Bar, u ; toti the Writ:herrn Ilium. The Altrqui- of HUMTLY attended in his place for that purpose. a- --. A meeting of Siatford was cudseaed. yesterdays to consider oo the propriety of inovinx au add ass of thank. to the Right Hon. R. 0. Susaio,vh, for his vindication of the Lioerty of the Press. It is a reflection upon the Me: ropelts not to have beeu the first iu this meritorious • The Britomert 1 , 1001/, which la arrived at Yar mouth, from theconst of Holland, has bruturbt fut. vice that the 'relief of a rupture lietweim Flouts and America is very Rimers!. In all the Dank Volvos which the French have entered, tiiry lure struck the Frerich and hotst.d the Dutch IN. Amsterdam expects to have the blAsiNg of s Frank rrison. Tlirre-st in the Tex. .1. one frigate. 0 4 Vegas, two bligs, sud live smaller vessels. Fa frigates are boilding at Amsterdam. A hattrborne reoard, ar understood, is offere4l by the pertizAnt of tyranny sad proreriptiow, ter say provost who alma dare to /posh or *sena this sight. at the Opera-Fluster. All perumis den cold, or only /earning to take saajj; are retpteruut to tale notice. W,. are concerned to announce the lois t f Ili. • lilasscry'r ulasop of war Wild-hoar, of Ili giro. Capt. Bunco to. Site si wl tom Fall:with orb Thursday morning, with ii.sputcries fur Peitu 4 .l. and at four p. - at. on the same Ilse, .1w k on the llourneeniies, Dear the Cdt.d .• The shock was so great, that sloe ~host space of fifteen amines, aisi *et.. • •‘• The coosternation of the slit ers and ere"' 1 "' as they did not suppose she si °old gv Juua Some of theta were actually between decks e time she took. Boats and raft.. at devil '" extremities, were r-tortod to. and bolsi, uce they who could escape. ulinwinuing en ry I l r of their property hot the doodles they he ()Seers armed et Plyon•lnth on Salurclay. rei•enable pltitht. Twelve flint and a b.,y peoshe,:, whose novae,. are as follow: Gustavus Pewit" Dealai I. Nice. ReSert Pryer Waite, Thomas Abr.. litajaabia AlltlB4lo. ~aunea . Slasher', T Maim, hey. Pollee ttesiAls. Berq•m' a 4 "• asmeet Caught% 6 !inamaa,ka I.' wa , Al* win 41 Ez!' liA 111 - ra • Satania) lase, Net (Mug. I, of ooter.hed , wirier, of LAti4D4l/1 .—Yomor4 tri t, • it, N. @via pebtliirod at the I tittle.. N. Is. _ Clistrik, !Word, log it for ii. Paper, Hal 10 Ihe , )111.•• 4.11 as 'elide/ le. ker.!. where it he. eciawiikerl a g e s ina i naim . 4l, neat es the Ist of February. A t the la ey were balloting amo ng the 1,, h , 6 , 1 - of men requisite to till up the tre.a44 doubted that the 115011 curie s . te ai, ; ins of His Majesty the Emperor, roll e measure., and even OCC:ision I ro.,t . the party of the insurgent s . I n% ee ,w pi ..-"" are already coating to m eet t h e t. T wee. a steps to recd their children from t' eat t h ... entLe m e t t o o req add ue r s ess i youhuthert. accept thes io b 1.4 NI y will go this eyeing t o A ui l a j ar, stew, !As SM respect. (Sigurd) w MARSHAL IMRE in DAL UATIA t i r es a at. tato." • . The laud. Aliens ItS DA Y. Pallinjoalra u t i vh ; l ii e e 4s 7 i t el ls i : s , l o . 11 t a rt BRITISH PRESS, •„ LON DON, • ' Kan urersit, eleati7 .— tabobeeiceriespik, Ahe thee Pm* Popes. A Sorppleatea t is a um 4th. Marshal Soctt's Tbe 10 possagoo the Fraud) through th e is. •To tine credit of-the Spailiaro., Tle ui the French accomots, Hist it sr., •itti without much•ditficulty. 0 "` 6 ' eR t the French on their w r y thrii iita tool. Is, and battles were fought of it.. Hose „ if air opinion may be folioed (ro d tND if killed cud woooderk For the p a r. Grew refer to Ildrrshal SOULPIII stee,i al g. a this dry, we believe. ILlCLlasivEtt. sylan, of January ; oa the ever. d a y, King JOINON to remove his Andujar, a neighbourhood res. rtio- ti a by the submission of Lhasa*? U Lee .general CA •T • NOS. P. 0.. ir •, discussion took place is the Home sf M pb rut night, on the question, whether a liuu I t coustitutional to receive a document mar two presented to die KING, iron, and not through any official re- Do inn IP On recrriug to our report, the Pt*C.. MI of the several speakers on this M. WWII will be found worthy of serious ants. i. does epistler, prima facie, that if am l.u, I validity or any censure of the muter( • ;should arise,it would be impossible tut it to trace it to a source, httruse the Maws of am -tluuste must intertene ikival presentation of the paper, toil through which it becomes pudic. ring this cott.t it Unocal q•iev. ies. ItAubi ;era a* joie touch (Jebel, out of Itloo, for the preseut, soother met Tw oestiou arises out of this singular Syefle [nary case. From the contents of the be,. it is evident, diet a iv, Com* k't." , l r easy access to Hi. MAJ&STT, um, 11.•!., of that factiiity, to calutstoate the best la ritori•rirs rharacters, and that, too, ie .1 instil:our a manure, that the parties it' h lave 110 knowledge of the ilepat.fiss.s tat' AMA, rod consequently rio weans of 1•01 hopes of redrew. la the cast of Sir R. btu, i. apperea to be a very pweibte case ; Elk sot, int plieeted tomtdeeply n. the al I tt• I CErrillal, is called issa alters., in to. thsi he is accused at all, to gi, oohs.* ST' which may enunnate •hr has any crime to answer for ; bat UV rime can never render a r.lettc., au sa. Pow al.-leutehle. We 'tided. yesterday, pill (SOYA Alf11•Il gat thireCte.l 1 0 4I•p4114 , 00• s hia It iu the House of Commoss; hot.' cis.' med, iu common with she Hoe+, ha. ni having thought tit to cont. dean is il ea Lords to give ,resent t•• the rei i iest L s 111.. P . 1114.1'111 his at'ersianec as a e n. • o t i r Bar, t s,ioii the Welcherru liter!. t o , ul HONTLY atteuded in his place far To a Al eltis of SmtfmA was co,istmed. yesterday, ass..., the propriety of moving en odd eta 4TI he Right Hon. R. D. SusaroAa. for /bit his nof the huterty of the Pit. 4. Ili* a AL its the Met ropolts not to has. beau the Pr, es-armlet'. cause. The watt sterol,, which is arrived at Y:11 , Oa. theconst Irf H o l land, has brought v .:. tit belief of a rupture between France r t re h is very e n.c F h re a u nd :h eir h i ho a r t e al. st e ..d entered,i l a l l I he L 8 1e i t t : c ' e h Y D fi dih ham a c it. fr epees to hive the blstsiNg of s Freud' N., srre-sa in the e yes' I, one frigate. that at et ligs, mud five smaller vessels. ' t ar 1 104: Ht ding at Amsterdam. it K. ie reoard, sir usisherobtod. is offered 1,14 one of tyranny wad prorcriptioo, fee ilea his atoll 'dare to /posh or *geese. this key pprzw-Hoerr. All pereous stt deo learning to take amaj); are requestoi Its I , rh o .classed to announce the lean rf ilia ay. wining!, with dispistA:ties Art POI t. 14 . 1• fee l p. - it. nu the same Ilse, she k sellestoties, near the 1..,.d'• son eras so great, ,bast filie.l ▪ r . 0 s t. ‘• .Bois of the eFn yes and errs w.a _ it suppose she would gas doors s. a. " lo us were actually between decks II e t. Boats and raft.. as use 4l ' l ' ' were r-sorted te, and hap,' •-• 11 odd escape. abandoning evi ry Isr testy hot the clothes they ono A :0 at Plvmdlith on Selaroar. • i tom hot. Twelve men and a bit penshe“. mer as follow 1 rte. arsoo, Desist le .Pege, Robert Pryer • Aura. firajaabia N, oans. nausea. to, legittS, twice Pewee G•••••. gena.aie " 1.6 unmeamdse s . f 11. v ,„ l . lase, Mts. (Mug. I, of Ceiteee.steset, Fe u , laterby L • 0.4 fl, it. a. • Clewed' `ee d the oftlie, is. tuk .! St. ad, bp WWI 71., ..! seer pare ; a l b, Mies, • '" lest be.