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0.4 Go 10 01 ' gorrlC:, • Ar 3 1 '.' t 4 tl t:d.l 4t - ;A? „ c p.+ t~ y' 6~r.~ EXTRACT or rr,93 TM& M' Artilti Es F. •'); WELLINGT(iN, DATED' z,• '3, 181:3 ; • Ave rep.w : ti.( ; in my ei , i);-tich of tin n y, drat ▪ . - Get). Sir iohn Nt;rl.llv, hati raiNed the 51e ' t - 01 Tarragon : I, anti I, 1(1 einhark , :leaving hini a !pillion:of his. artillery. •()ti this , t ransaction, Ido not ft.kl suiliciently in fortae.d to be . :,l)le h) incloe cooies .of the 1.....tt.err3 which I have re- CeiVdd hiatitlg to Tarrag - oaa. • - . . ..., T , C.ls q , brin r e Tareir;fltt, Jam! 1, 181:1. I . : :11'il: ia01tb,....-1, 0 u p : l e i ter o t'Al a y . 'the 2Sth, I had .., the 'amour to iii;( . '-nu v`ohr LortEltip, that, in ' ili echeni:e to vont- LortiShip'S iitstrt;:,;tions, the ilrillsit army' Ivas then embarking. (it'the 31st Ive "fled, aild anchored to the eastward Of Salon Point, no the evening of the 2d instant ;,oit the :dd the allay di , ,einbarked, and I invesied Tar ragona. ). . . 1 . ,t'evious to coining to. an anchor, li iletacifctl otelitemant,..cohinei p rt .,. ( ,,,c, bri g ade, under coil . - :loy of the 'lrene, to attack the Fort of St. Phi .l'l4)e ; -and in' the night, General Conons, at my tetpiest, detached a. brigade cif infantry toco-ope ' ire. The brigade of Colonel' Prevoit consists of the 2(1 07th, and the I)iit'alion of Roll Dillon, and to ~ . these was subsetpu:ntly joined the hrigade . of • Spanish troop s commanded by 'Colonel Lauder.— ',The fo r t h as been silken, and I have •the hono u r to ine ht'e ColottelPrevost's report to we, Ivith the . reruns which he h as sent . this capt u r e;. to the present situation of ou r af -41113, is of I.)reet itnportance, .as it i 4 . blks up the .best and must accessible road from oc Tortose to Ai tillir'il ii,.ll6,ven, ,vial thlit alacrity and zeal r... for Which he . is so Much 'distinguished, tent.CaP 11'411 'Adam' in the I nvioeible, to conduct the na vat Part of the ein.`il it i 01), 1111(1 added the Thames, f; alitainl) 9 lo 1 ; Volcano, 'Captain Carrot; St rout ._?li), Captain Stodoart ; Ilitine, Captain Badeock. Lieutenant -Colonel PrevOst spoa,ks ilighTY at ' the ,exertions of these officers atid their men, and I ~`1 my I)towr .valuable and iMpOrtant their services their found tube. The troops of both nationS) - tore, 1'.." . fatigue and performed their ditty with the ii;eatest %iliterity and spirit, a ,I,ll°u'itilltion. The Lteittenit a n n t ( - I Co (l l ( ;:i e te ic l ve ha e s, e , ' i 'Y ti : tr i , tuter dispatch, partictilativ noticed •the wallen- L 67),'"O'good conduct of Ensign Nelson, of the banal( t '' nd Ensign John Dermot, of Roll Dillon's „. I have, &e. - )1:_ (Signed) J. Mutt AY, Lieut. Gen. • 'r. xi: ell eII oy Mar( , f'W Trigto . B‘c tt..:c• 1.1-^ paAss 0 e, i t), . • •.• p.. r I, •S. I h ave om i tte d to say, that Captain Car a".services were particularly Meritorious ; and I leatenant Corhyn, of the Invincible, who corn taarided, a battery maimed by seamen, kept up.a sel l directed slut)heavy fire. The i m p ortance o f this acquisition, and. the rapidity with Which 'the far t has b ee n t a k en, to•t k it i t quite unnecessary ~uie to sAV how touch I approve the conduct of, 41e4tenitnt-Colonel Prevost , and of C a pt. Adam. Fort sat: writ; ppe, CO de .Bdai g u tr , ilia., 7 , 1813. Stn, I have the honotir to _inform yon, that in. f >aetlienee to your orders, I proceeded, on the 2d ~ itistHlit, With the brigade tinder tuy command, r tonsisting of the 2d battalion 67th reg iment, and ,/11 Dilloll'S regi Ment , to w hi ch was added a de:- :. o,, nenr of the Royal Artillery, with two field ihees, under tIIC CIP.1111.011;41 of- Captain . ArehAtut , 'r ) (1 Roll's . Rifle CoinpanY, to attack the Caitle of :1 1 ,,511 Philippe, in the Col de,Belegtier. , '`.{..Capt a i a A i l eni, O f h i s Majesty's ship Invincible, ~f inedoff.Selon, f o e t h e purpose of co-operating .10 i ~ , !t!I the troops under my command. •i• ‘Ve landed' Olt the 3cl in s t ant , at eleven o'clock !I tithe forenoon,. abont one mile to.the eastward the. entrance to the Pass from 'Tarragona. I , taats then joined by the Spanish regimentS of Bar s.,ctona, and Pelnia, under the command of Don vuse Glad e„ . • Ilain-. ‘ t. ..Jet lately direct e d Roll's Rifles, the Light xt i ld !..P . nny . ot. the 67th, and 11..)1I's Light Compan, t4 - iti ' t " the command of Captain Muller, of 11011's,• id so vile .Fol't 113 closely 1.13 possible, which he ° completely by two o'clock, that the enemy ka) (,) l ` ll l ,t'ilt sliest' himself' before his parapet. • • To; si44poinivr.was brought up the Sierra del (4. 1 't very steep. Moontain, within seven lino:. Li . yar 41 44, . 3Of the fort; to annoythe enemy with inutlk 0, i t Vi i , v e s. test. v,,i'ltßineer Officers not having arrived with . tiler oill',tittieliin tools till very late, nothing f u r -he )tort te undertaken tha't evening. ,- ea vter _ i 'or.t.tif San Pliiippe is situated upon' the teritreuoti,xtstemity of 'an insulated village( in the Plet e l y tii sthe Col de-Balaper, commending coin- Nai ve fo. ! great road through the:, pass. . It is a 011 two it ,`l' 'vial SOlllt baS11()113, bat-,comi - n . aticied thi ttic ." 4 l ttk by ,ilia6st inaccessible mountains. artier ti ,c ttvo 12 -pounders, and one hoWineri l t , , vI Q cc . mAiljeStr s b l i n ) ni Vid Of iieutenant Corbyn, of his Crew o r th ., lt sil,. itsvit leibl , ':, and manned. by. Ole. To s o ribis 6 1P : Were likewise bronght•np to the :..' fort the whole u d !terY eoutinued to play upon the lion of the ene; l t Y ' in order to attract the atten - .. It oy , d Elp,imetirsl,, whilst Capt a i n Ch e, of ,the ihe Sri i ) ", v ". tr acing got the ground for surds o f the 1 .a,teries, withio three hundred' 'lit liatid 1. , , t a e , and the tros busied in filling s uer ~ - ,( 1 t0. At night, the who le of the sea ., 1 , 1 .;„ . 111 '4 troop s w ' -Agtn g to) r 4) -Lie employed, the former lh f!)i th e b! Live :A -pounders shot,• powder, &c. IVe Nv , )rit atfery, whilst the troops constructed: ' l ,6 ° . e a.1 1 4 e Tlte grotrud being very 1111f111/01.1111ble s f l l , ll y, CPA( lot. be. completed before bteak _ ..hee,„l . Irark itergurastires were therefore filled up, and the tap tai 'erred till the followin . evening, when 'r uitio.-a l i t ,, in tit 'ln_fttut myself sent a g stnnionns to the r.-Tit ls .. i; °nicer, offering the ;mist- fevaurej)le 1),,tt„,.L bit they w ere,rejectell. .00 the r.)til , the th e ;"..I'ers, COntilllled a hi g , t , y fire upon the fort: . In. tlawt.i7 tlnwthe..working parties and seamen went ,ri early in the battery 1 ( ,. l e 'entity h- • - ~ , rt•' . t-pt a i te ',. J .4vlng pereetyco tue , nting down, vitp, 6 I 104 :Ind galling fire ofshells, round mut: tk t ,,.._ t t°,., ditrolg the whole of the night, .which tt 4114 led soni e . li tss : mi l t. It. brtunate,l.l.:, about ten o'clock ,a most violent , .;; 14;tentli:;),f, ttliiiilinter and light n i ng willillelleed, WiliCh t ,'"O'-',5 1 .,.„ t % '` . ° l. 4 4 greatly, and . as - the seamen and 4 -I N I ' 1 ,,: -- ,, - ' 4 'l"it ex liall.ited, we found it expedient " 4 44 A; , '''"Y 4 ringirig the guns upon the plat ttellinii'atutn iceep t he . embrasures yintsked, Kota.- flattery of two ei , tht -inch morttirs z ) piarOctl I),y a oflietr of. the 31141,1ke,artillery„ 1?4- lunginit tlie'S(ri')inbototidinhY v?AS Placed uponthe. rOad, 'Wk 'hotbed. yyrrts of 411 e ' castle, undler the•breachiWg battery, as ,was _wise one n 1 two 41pounders Upon the, heights of the right, where the riflemen were stationed.— ' At day-breakiliesethree batteries opened . to pro tect the working party at the breaching batto'y, . and. kept up n tremendous Inc . r until six o'clOCk; when that of the castle having ‘ompletely (TA MA ; "their expense magazines upon the batteries being ;blown up •by the shells' nom the mortars. The •,_%vbite it::; was hoisted.,upon the castle : Captain Zelinftnining and Captain Stoddart, of the Royal Navy, were, sent in, And .rourned in :About five minutes, : With an Offer of surrender, upon condi ! tious of Inarehing out and grounding their arms upon the and of being permitted to carry their personal baggage with them. As Marshal Suchet's upi>,rotich teas hourly eXs riCeteCl, Captain Attain and Myself judged it right to grant them the" terms required, as we should, by that means, get the fOrt ill a good state of de- Pence. The advance of the difiSiOil immediately loOk. possession off the castle., ' I have the honotrr to enclose you a return <published in Gazette, Jul'' . 13), of the ord npnce, ammunition, OrOrkioll3 and stores, found in the place, as likewise a return of the prisoners tAkeu. now come to the pleasing task of calling your yolir notice to the admirable comitietof the whole of the:officers i , non-; , cOnonissic,med ofliCers, and . roldiecs 1-I.aVe had the honour to corinnand. • 'their htbour and•exection lip a. been severe, but Ishould be wanting in my duty did, 1 not parti= enlarize Captain Cbyne and . L.ieuteninit Gipps, of the Itclyal Engineers., Col:Judi] 'Anthill of the Royal 4..rtillery, aiitl, Cnptatu Muller, of file ad- Vance. The' success of this expedition may in a great moiler be attributed to the'zvalous and indar tigable exertions of Capt. Adanti and the others and seamen of the rmyal navy. 1 beg likewise to partictilariZe Captain Carroll, of his Majesty's Volcano, and Lieut.eorbyo; of tle I impute our loss being so trifling to the tre mendous and vell-directed fire kept up by the latter froiu hii battery. I. have .the lionour to enclose you a return of the killed autl wounded since our disembarkation. . . 1 have the honour to he, &c. (Signed) Wm. PusvosT, connamMit, U Brigade, Ist' Division. '(A true Copy.) (Signed) CHARLES MILNER, A.M. 5; , Return of Provisions taken in Fort St. Philippe,. , - • Camp, near Fort St. Philippe, title IGO bags of fine biscuit; SO baskets of ditto, easl:s of ditt o , 100 loaves of soft bread, .50. bags of 'dour, 2 ba. ; , 9 bags of eallavances, 4 •hags or halt, IS casks Of 5.,11. Wet, small casks of oil, 12 'pieces .of bacon, l pipe Of vinegar, ' 8 'pipes uf wine, I quarter of a piptrof hpirit4. (Signed] A. Lieutenant-Colonel • Connuandin the detachment. (A true Copy.) , (Signed) CIL-144.i M itch E% 117: S, • • Return otitiixp,AVaaNDED, avui hltsiixa , of the Allied Troops under the Conareaud of Lieutunout-Colottel vuss, ( , 7th Itegiment, at .the taking of Fort'SLTLITLUI , ;E from the :Ad to the 7th Juno • Cithll:llLUdOr FOISSt. Phillippe 'June 8. 27th - Itef. %d Batt.-I , raok and tile Woundit Dm Roll s Ride Coinpiiny-1 reuk and file killed; 1 icrjeant, arankatuifile wunr.ded: • 67t1,4 ltew. 24, csals+ tintVtlie Weed: •ki rank !rail , 64 ' ,tvo:inded. Roll Di:lures Tiett;.-1-lieutemint, traiik and file, killed; 1 drzinina, 17 rAnk and liln wouoded• Portuguese Artillery—t and Spauiyh heit• of Pi1 3 114a"4 rink aul file w0.,.1(1..d. Total-1 11,1,:tvaant, 4 rank :10'd Liiitd; I serjeant, I drummer, 87 rani; and tile, wounded. Names of oilictt . s • Roll Dillon's lialt.-4.leut. Delotre, of 1)Mon'; II eginl,ent.. Tte Spanish Oaieer retnrnell wouird6l,..since Jew!. tSigned) CflAtthES KILONENFZLLIT, I.lrig.-MAjor. true copy.) MII.NEIt, A. M. S. Meiesty'; iNl.4lta, June -'- - • - lias ,hest de c , , uteit on Sending A Ship to Alicant, and I have merely' time to state to your Lordship; and 1 do so with gyt!4it regret, shut 1 have. been tinder • the necessity, . of raining the Siege' ail' Tarragona, and embarking the ailtly my couttnand. Irl my privi,te letter ot the 76 instant, t mentioned to voitr Lo dshill, the reports of the assemblage 'of the Frelath ft ru-s 4t liar eelona, and thatMuslial Sachet 'was likew n ise i march from Valencia, and - stated it as my Opinion ; that should these reports be confirmed, the obj,..et your Lordship,badin view could not lke accom plished: Unfortunately thee. rumours proved true,'and reluctantly 1 resolved on raising the siege and embarking the army, as the only means of avoiding ii general action, which mast have been fought tinder every disadvantage. I cannot at this moment refer to dates, but it is sallicient for the Present to state, _that the French force at Barcelona was never rated to the at less than eight tbotisand, and "that previous to their marell it would amount-, to ten thousand, with fourteen pieces of ',artillery. I have, however, no ac count that it ever exceeded eight, 011(1, that is the number 04 etiiiit.h my c:ll.ettiation was forte. d: This 'force, upon the evetho of the 9th, or morning of the 10th, marched out front I,arcelotia, and entered Villai Frituca, at four R'clock in the cveni:ig of the 11th, from whence it Was reported to tne to march at twelve o'clock : at night far Vendreiii; distant wily 'eighteen or twenty w iles frOm Tarragohas,. the' treat road, and 4 few miles further by'attoth,er ro.ad,,by cann on can easily pass. On. the 9th or 10111 th; 44rr i,„ . 1 o f 'Marshal SuChet - lit 'Valencia 'was made known tome; his exact force was never . ,perfectly ascertained,' but from the intelligence received from Valencia, he. marched from thcnee. with nine' thousand men, anti certainly in the mu. of th:tt plate i in ,t t h e power of drawing reinforce-. mints to his army. • , -T o t h ese Corps must be added, 'a body of 1000 which hail previotedy ar Heed ...12orto:a, and smother co rps, independent of titi. garcistin Of two . thousand ,tive 'hundred mess, who had arrived it Aterida. Theseo crps, xv,llich 1 itui sure I 'do not exaggerate, t onett.tt to twenty thousand Lit'e hurt; dr•ed Men, with W:111C11, itl four or live drays, silai 5,741c1ict co uld.)ittacit 'the -Ailied if he t f tn , i4 .l o . propt•::, or avoid :an action if he tv,sited still More to reit force his army,' y our / joriLdlip, 01) the oter hand,', will tibserve, t h a t. I scarcely bniS nisei the field "twelve thousand mcn,:i `tend that the lino: of Catalpa:La:was stated to me • , • • 4t.t4ght thousand five hundred, making twenty thousand five hundre(4 of ‘vliiCh two firitidi atici two - Spanish divisions were at the Col de Balagner,.. and could; not he withdra.wn, and 1 could. not leave I,ess than two thousand five hundred tocovcr. the artillery and stores, and . to.pontilin the garri flk) Tt4rogolia. .I . l:c.'.two corps, at the:least,' amount to upwards of four the.nsami five _hundred fNert, lea.ving me sixteen tho:tsand • taco to meet the best rrenelt troops atnount- Mg' to alp:wards twent y.thousand. - I inn sure there is nobody more to .-give full credit to the gallantry of the nattish trodp# . titan I am, but your k tiowS ; that -they are unable to wove, and 1 .could not there fore depend upon the execution of any order which necessarily obliged them to make a movement ; and of troops of this des'cription 1 Ii tit iibonc-thir -leqn thousand inen ; uniess•,- , therefore, I could place them in position,,whieli, as ,the French had the option of fighting when a mi . ,vhcre they pleased, it•was impossible I could plae; any reliance upon them. ritish and Gern.in troops amount .only. to four thousand live hundred. Perhaps your Lordship May he at opitiion, that under these circumstances, I ought to have risked an action, had no other unfavoitrable objections existed ; but when voter Lordship is informed, that I had. no possihillty of retreat, if' nusuceessfid, that there would haVe been no hopes of embarkation if fol• lowed, and that the army must have been unit voidablT lost if, heat, I venture to hope that your Lordship will thitilt, however much, it is to be re gretted, that I have - adoptcd the only means ,of maintaining, entire; or indeed of saving an, tirtny on witi.c.ll so flinch depends: I' feel the greater confidence in this hope,, out reverting te, the 13th faritgrapit Of your Lordship's general instructions or the conduct of the conipai;n, .ritir fully wrire that there are :many ciretnn stances which may require Itirther information, and ttpon all'parts be bappy to give every .explanation in My power. l'our Lordship per haps may he (d opinion, that the place shook! have been taken ; bilr as it was tar too strong to storm, 1 believe it not only, 4. have beep itopos sible, but that we shiculd not have taken it in eight or ten days my' only ie ret is, that I cow,: tinned the siege s'o lung .•indueed by ,the hopes of theTeinforeements I expected. I continued it to the moment, and rortunately .: tite weat her proving favourable, the troops were embarked Witaout moleltation, On this favourable eircumi. Stance I , eOud not depend for another day, and therefore, 61:C :a My 1 :111, I, ,nutria illiltely put it ill'exetotion, and 1 rogytt to say; that I was, consetpiettee; obliged to leave the guns in the inost advanced •batte:les. 'Awl 1 remained another d;V,'thes; Might' have been brought off, butthis'risk I Windt! not run, whel the existence of the army was at stake,' not only `from unfa vourable weather, but from the appearance Of an enemy, in wiin.e presence I Conld not have ent-. barked perhaps :at all, certainly not without stir-, feting a great loss, and without the pos.sibiiity detiving any advantage. 1 have only .further at this time to add, Nboul blame be attached to the r,uure-of the espe.ilition, no share of it can fall,ou Admiral who 6,7ttilitaed the naval branch of it. nom tiogulslied ofticer I liavr.. Inet with eVery nssist mice 1111t1 tvetvi anti I think it 4:tr,}ly instieel 0 stilte, thllt it wits his opi Ilion that Ote,c4:ttloil in the bittterie3' Might lotve been tiaved by reno-iiiiing,till the night, and that they thou Could have been brought Off This, lo.wesec, wasa risk I did not %visit to ruit for so ati ohjc ; ;:t, ain; preferred hasitt 4 t.; them to the. the ttuh,ti - L3tioh }wing opposed, and of ao eventual In More serious loss. 1 have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) J. lidVitHAY,'l;:eilt.-Gen. 'l7O the Mary.ii, c,i Willingtop; li. (L. 84e. &c. 1415 BON PA PERS. XATIVA rr SUNS 17.—We harp overcome the formidable lines of Moxenti, Ontenienti, and Al lridda. On the'9th: the enemy. hegnn his 'retreat, and on the 12th We entered this city. Thcetiemy retired upon Alherigne and Alen i , lea v strong detachments upon his works, on the right of the Xnear. I`They consisted of about '7OOO men, among Whom were, 700 , cavalry 0)&1000 infan try, and 300 horse, in Acheilons at 'Valencia. On the 13th the Duke del PAnaue. determined upon making a reconnoissance : from Alberique to Akira, equallyilor the purpose of,aseertaining the enemy's, force its for diverting his attention, vviiile Mao' passe& the river at Milhqns, and joined. VILLAoANtr,4. and ikittattp.s„ who'were in Lorca, Bunhot, Huelva, &c. The French thinking the, Duke ‘vas going, to amiek tl u tholtc tion. Our rig:lt !atf...rc:,l some •los: in careagtiire:; It w cOmpOsed of the Ctimona regiinent, and ais division. The French. cavalry' made some prisoners; ,hgt our left, in front of Aarett del Rei; attticked (having received reinforcements frotri'ValenCia and ;leer-,) With 5000 inftntry 500 horse. 'fire 3;1 division performed pro digies of valour in Porto de Canc.'', till the Ditke sent a reinforcement of part of the diN ision, when tlic encitty was obliged to retire to the other side of the river. This lass -is estllna.ted at from 6 to 700 tnen ; and the object of drawing hit; attention, whilst p,l63ed 1. - )j t 1 .03 Obt?itled., who : at h4ti.oined VI LL . M;ANI;'A, 14 MU 111:4y expth:t ;real re4ults. en<!iity with Carcagel Ca , ,a Branca, near 'lkea del Rio, drstroying vhe it) order to gain tittle to his lint, if is ;;a1:1, that in Valencia ,t 3 till the 'civ.lnj"" s 1 "" left it, anti in that city tl,lcre uii relel4ill3 a gafri.:ou, Lich cannot maintain it for 50)- iengtl. of mc. It is tbought we shall attack it a-s , soon as t..to real hp-4,-iti, JULY :S . .— We len P,ll, beri.i in the hightlt splrits iu consequence of the ever mei - notable and glorious victory of the 2.lst i;lt. Nttrer 17as army better, coturrranded--intq'er dig &Dithers bettel susritin the honour'of their ,rive countries. Before their zeal and yalf),:r,evcry . Portegw:•se never befur , gained 3nol 'Spnuiards acted most - tautly—the British fought 'with their tuittal giai lantry—ttothing could for . an inSt:mt withstand their irresistihie -ThAr ii0Si001) Or :IN enemy was `lexcellent, but -every 'thing gave way before the determination of the' Allied Army. Count trazan cciurnanded under Joseph; Anmi, JUNE '2O ---Thc . inhabitantsr,f i3apniine have shut up the shops and warehouses, and.are covered with sadness; ou account of the rapid marches of Lord Wellington. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE Op PEERS, MMosn.►r, JULV 19. • ATRLY STAFIbIID PEP :RACES. Itt ft Cbtntliiitte I.ord Ri or.slo hr. in the Choir; the further eomidetatiou of the aliuve Covs was,, ; re suoied. . The A.rron cY-6'ExcuAL was heard, lift tiie port of the'Crown,,ili both in,tanees; and the Counsel fur the re , spe . Oivef...,lailnants in answer. After the Conned had withdrawn, The. Luau CIIANCL:I4.O3 ottsvi'vetl,, in some deirree in rele • .rette to some new tWlttet that was adduced, that it would savour of rashrwss, were lie to_pres4.their Lordst:ips to .a :de cision on these cases in the short interval - that ie.atained of the Session; in that, viewourd also to afford an 01)1)mq:flaky for the consideration of :tny new matter that. may be a d duced,. tie C'auld propose, that the fttrtber consideration of the. Peel•aL,e, crises betoro their Lordships that day, be pa, to the first day Of the Cominittee's sitting in the next Se,aon of I.',lrlianrent. .Thjs proinisition sense of titc:r Lordships, was ordered accordingly. 'NfiSCELLANnOOS. ' The LORD CILINCELLOR caled the attention of their Lordships to the Appeal Catise of the Trustees u the late Duice of Queensberry a. the Fail of 'Wethyss, and ol:serectl, it uppiNtred to hint that in it a iKa of such ningnituilt., mid io eolving' such tin 'extent of pr.perty, the exteat to v..hich'its - its t!eeniian inust•give the lull with respect :f.t) the verof Scotia:id—the many depending not envy twit t!ouse, but, the coast of Sessii6 hi Scott:Awl, whiett or less, be affected by . it it weiiil,l he im,ftosql„)lo in the short remainder of the ,' , e , siort to gine the (Cue anti dclioerale cuitAil,ration winch jtspee:t. ortonco. required.% kie therefor ,. . rropLise, :,.itt ship, judiolictit t)! Lase be post hooted ,tintit tiie rir.; Lky in the • -;o11; Which 011 V.A.. 1,, :::as oidereil _ne,..,1,1i ; • in pre nuoi!)er ();- 0:, ;,..• C4 ; 4 cotiritry fr,, 11 T:1 1. 1] 1 1 , • ,1 1.; 1 ~..• !,,. 11 ,1,1;11 . .. 6eLizs ,• W•til u,, , • 1 , ' , 1.1.• t)1 NUtik' • , t: .1 it. tiel-at)le d, , ; iprityeyof the •-ra,;!l to • of etr,A, in Lt.linion. icd to t . ..1c • 1"i1e i 1 t.urtiAllps LiV ,-es iht,) a ( on East The i . .!.1.1-1 ~.4 ire, ViN;) .sl , i‘iiG:, Al time to t•t.attb bill wit, , ;“1,1 tAt, trouble. ttieir .toirclbhips z,ilSr.co,taale.,ts .03 it. Alc ti.tifg, The 11,11- nau then :Agreed to 4 - S . lll,o'o.mnittee i and on Ole 1 - lonso resuming, repot. it w'ohnat ;ply wnenehn-nt—n* vc , ,re the Trinity Doctrine .sod W; BE 15. The Ea,t o f BErt;;,ii,N(iti,),,l ,1114;f: ,;11YV liottec, aii,ce. the Hurd reatitiog a the Lelia Sail ',roc Atucivlinelits math:lqt ht.! Co oilo.),ioll:10. C;ifittc,' titbe.hisloi, of some I t t4til !.t.R‘k place, LONI3()N made a variety of ohje,tioas to, the ine,i,a re, a, aaiendvd, and ;wonted to lay part:RAMO* stress On the (..I•liiV2, til oat. 43( 4 Itlagktratejh et:11.1.41 eaies, to Later and tali, the;l'isrsondg,,..: I iuilse ; and emu:hided by iu..)6tag, That trhes eunsideratioti ot" the Clause delet cud to that ally' ttiouthq.• • In this objection the neve, n(I Pro'rv, e wo, strongly ;Ind pointedly snloported bytlin Lan CIIANCCI,t,,nI inl4 , eontentleti thot no suvh shook! be • • tiolrered in nit Act of Piirlialuent, l'.shop.of - Exg - rea and the rehhisttopeaCANireatactiv supported the ohjectioa t Y,,,,h0p of l i os oox . Lord lISDESDA LK and the Earl of HAAROIVIIY length la defence of the Bill. Tli;.! former, pa. Licit larly, was for agreeing. to the Aineu of the Cownl.tib, rather thaa hazard a ute,asnre which I%ould in gemeral greatly'beneficial in itsmiaation. `rho C 746.;Lt0 n tutd Lord itEDESPALEI Rittlte rep at cdly is explanation; its did the BiAtop of Lor;tw , The lIoz“e was then cleared fur a divicion, 'and strangers wer; excluded for sonic A proem:Juts., of that killd trtul; place; on which the nuothcri, we under6taud,', • . . , lit favour of Alp c1 au ,,,,. l7 i .Aguinst t. ' ' .. 12 • ' ' Niikii) . rity Almost immeilititery utter the ,10,,rs were lunch be ilousd tttljotirk,e4 till to-aiovrtnr.. ‘ . , . 811111811 PRIFONEIN IN 111A'NCE. EXTRACT OF A Lti,"rilitU Ft:,0 1 1 ; AN 0,1,1./k. t .;l, A AT VRtil)tti, 'CO A GI:NTLEMAN IN GL! OCE.; DATED I7TA .11;NE, a I mentioned; in utv lettct' to yon; the death of the itiarcinis de licatteitesne, (;omm a:1(11-qt of ..the dep3t : he vas fillut . ).), Prol. d.:- servetfly regretted. \Ve feared thitt, irlioever ttti!.;ltt snece'etl 'I)11t1, we shonid t:ever titeet hii but Ave h the I)i:en : most poitttiul. M, 1..1r iileulan, the I, i.ent t'o dant, is every thing we rail tt, i I nifty- say, the whole Departnivic, WI we lt,tyt. t tttikVi`r (k)1(:e in imy or presenting onr,e!ve , that is tti say, tf\ 01' , .1 tt) ;10 of bet: 13 1 tilt: -tll t o t t 4 11i1, (.31 (1;11;::` (•\ ttoOtt, i „ bare,al;(l r At Cl , lF,s i c tt l e l o titi tt i ar e (HO' t . ; - lenaS anti reigives to' be t)t . , tftese' tztatters. , , Pt.{)fi;c)r tIEN;iv, bt ou, uf biatic; paru4sil al tilt.