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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF PEERS. MONDAY, JULY 6. I•nrds CARYSFORT and SEAPORT:II took the oaths and their - seats. The Bill to enable Copybolders to appear by At ? torney in the Customary Courts, was read - a third `time and itasse4., Ihe Irish Revenue Continuing Bill was read a 'ond arid third time; the "StandingOrde'rs of th'e li`itt. , e having been previously suspended for that pnrpo , e. • • • Se,,eral Privatelills were admeed in thdlr re 6peCtive stakes'; and the House adjourned: IibIYSE OF COALVONS, IsIONTAY, ICILY 6. I Mr. and five other Members-took the oaitiv mild their seats. ) Mes . sage ‘fr6m the Lords' informed Itie'HOtife . (Vat their . I.6rdships had rlpts.sect-'n'•}3ilti•evetlitig' -.Common Recoverieg Customatty Courts, in -which they desired , the.coneurrence, of that' House. . • . Lord, PP.ACY presented 1i Petition from the Debtors contined., in the Jail of Morpeth which was or dered to lie oil the table.. . .. ~ • • CtICLIRANC-JOHN,STONIi presented .4 Petition from a• certain Tradesman of New . Bond-smet, . _ against a Member of that House, who had been in gotpdy of the Marshal okthe K.ilag's Bench, for a clebt due by him .to thp Petitioner, when he was re iusrned to the „present Parliament. The Petition stated, that in the course of business two . bills ' of exchange had' 'Come Trod Mr. iiito (he ''''has di of the Petitioner, which -- had been rep spetAively • dishdootared ; that Mr 'Mills was also Considerable sums to :the , Petitioner, for,.worl; clOne, , lgoods sold, and, 'money 414.1611 Ced that 'in last MithaelM;lS Term. the: said Mr,. Mills updn process out •oh the Court of Kink's Bench,'been into the outitody of the Marshal of the said Court; but had etitered a shatu• deniurrer, svliich n ite had ,aftprWards';ilia(tdoned ; that, in last Trinity Term the Petitioner bad obtained judgment fir look. thahtlteexecutioti had been stayed: by a writ error brijitght by the said Mr. Mills, to evade justice, and in order to escape the-payment- of his just debtsi- 'that as no bail can be taken to 4,11 a;1411 1 pending a , Wtit,:. of Error, the said - Mr—Mills was in custody of the Marshal-of the Bench, when he, ,Was returned to r.e„ p,cot ParliLunent ay' tiePreSentative for t:lhe• Borgugh of St. . Michael's'; that Petitioner informed that Mr. Mills had it • contempla ;;ii.o.io apply for , his .liberation. ,to -that ,house, i ut having a cousiderableeolonlai:property in th e -W ea t • Indi u , s, wirli a view to witboravi from, the jutisdic 1“) ii of do:. COnr . (4, ; acrd„ for the pertw'se. of evading' justice ; that under these cit•cutibtances the Lord would rit)(laut the' writ "..Are Exeat ;" that ,if.,•the ,said Mr. Mills. sho'uld be dis..! Finirgerl oat. of eu.,totly by that.irlouse,r-the Petri ti'oncr wotild be gre;ttly ininr(A ; ancl:fhat the 3'eti4 • I el . • llgn House ' 1„ 7 .,,ner .1 9,01 r, ,p ,i)co . :i t .. ,, would be .pleased; to ~iako such measures -on' the llrentiso3 as to it's iviidom sdern that Petitioner tniBht ,be,. he.trcl fay himselfor, his —Coun.cl, to prove the facts • and allegations' in 'hii . , , 1, 14 yetnton was ORICTqa.4) lie on the table ; a 3 were Tlso similar. Petitions.. presented agtfitort the /tattle ' Gentleman, by I,ord Binn (fern Alen; both retitioncri of 11ond- street arta, by.Mn 4A.l.:Nbioro, from a creditor to the amount of .4),(2001, thir, tiri,tctsot , t -Brhught up for the , bettek , which wait racrtitirs( o rim i x a pd he iviki 4 . st4con.d . tliAle famor:: tow. • On the rine,,tion that' the"Bill''be - '-f,i.dl 1. - ,-iliorrow, Sir- Jottx --. .NEWPOIVT,'-eXpretwed ( I N that (41,-loneur,,aoe c.,;rriticttlett..v4:llld,gotg,b4 .try this Isl.ll - )Ntleg p 1 hitec. for tuo. iniorinatiob of 4,;:i.-...ntleinen, as it wii! that.a.l;ll of such 4 Iletttre shotild be • thoroughly •enderstc t o4,befQr.e it .• • . . , . klusKotobrhad no ohjeriiott to- the printini elite- !lilt, bltt ,thotikitt' that. it dug t'ot to' past' ltt"c6fi4litt.'3.i, in wder' to the bLillit . 6lleti up, alt; , ..etlicirwit,e, the Bill would be. altoge4 . • c • , • . 044ceed3.00'‘140 J. l'\,:l;;l:trpohr., that! tlth,e.rse be laid .hefore.theltouse a Col)y of a lAttteey Principal- . S ecretary of Suite for tZti, 46ipt..:1A;Iyir;tricilt' to: the Lord •LiebtetlBlll.,%..o • .1 1) ,4 41) d, datc.<l.June. tK, I anG, tli;e(Sting:biin.to cal • I'he• A rcliblihnp . ' , forterfaill itettifit T4,yjlt Ming tlit, (Attic:,' t proviot ea. ~ Thts tvils but tile , revii , ai of ;tin Ortit:t the'toth or April iU t}m9 [44 , r , . , ;: 'Place l' , .;(itiaTifir i • corn rung of ondue Eleajoits, ithd - Retort l4, ;:tp:,i,t , T , pq i stl:4•6rict . '..orcter,vd to •bo,. Veti y ,,, Juty , :i211..5hi•ew41.14.11 7 ,, Jtlly Cr; iiitos-4'(.. , ,riritT,•'FhWir • • /) „ 11.11 c g.. 149004:11Liiv.!qtityno.t1 • prupwition•tirilitt , Hotts( .ier the .- "itelttil4tieivt)f lily' A the 'lL:tf,l ecnn-: „ A tyr II Ulf NV CI. 1 gave notice.delt.Alotion, us tihi is:' l liA'N(:i:r,r.dr di' 1 lie..;#. i c:kitatigit, of : Idt 16 I 11) .11114,4443,, u t none of 'Wlltt,il Wt,. CO' 1.4.1 4111 OL)je-Ct oroattoe; io 4,11,w tot, • • w LI C., V, 4. 1 MI file tli kovitot.hte whi..ti tic; ha , ;' ,. ...11 to.niorrow to-Wetllieitttay, 4.4eitt. • • !I 1 I •; \- P,)•.1 yr (,11-1 tp IN„noitile9r(l,, 'stf4,l4 , 5 , 11 4:11i i;Arl,' 01 , _` Ft; lt l 1!1.; ~ .h t .,) .It)!),):t:iiuthe' 01 AP: 4it to Not;l v I,ord, . . to ti A.' it notice f , • I ,11 4103C(.1. .p u t oil hi s pd. W;11 i6l'-rum,;i by Mr. i t: j,„4:111t , 1,111 !!! , .1 !, 4 2j,.;,d t rnov " That tit Id OOP the H: :PUSS nithe narnel, of persons _appointed thspeding FiOld O ffi cers of VOlnnteerii *rid :-JsO a44;,0f the nainetVo( the (Vicerfon the*tf-pay of zhly...Majes ty`inervrce, of ;the ofrdolonel, Liel:tenant7Co - Major, and taptain." He did not mean to express any disapprobation of the appointment of Inspecting ,Field Of - Beers to the Voluisteeo, a force - - which; 'itrthe present circutnstancer of the-Empire,, was material to its defence ; bOt in order to tender such an appointment efficient, he contended that IniPeEting Officers should have been nominated from those men who had served in his ;,Majesty's Army, Sixty Inspecting Field Otficera bad been appointed,' and: forty-nine out 'of these had never been in the Regular Army. The SECRETARY at WAR' had no objection to the motion of the Hon. Gentleman, and _hail; risen only to state a circumstance. for the information of the •House -namely, that the persons . who - bad been np- . pointed,. Were all men who had 'been in the army. Lord TEMPLE' suggested the propriety at' eolith)- . list :of the , naps; o( kialf-pay . Officers to . those on, the halt- I1 IND:motions, how r • ever, were put and carrier n their 'original form:" On the Motion of Mr. j tiosic/hl.4i, the. HonSe re solved itself into a Committee of !Supply, to which the several Accounts of Exchequer Bills, and the .several Annual Estimates, together, w,itb the Ac- Connts presented thiS seSSion, were referred, Mr. - Hoinouse in the Chair. In the Committee the • followitig,sturis were vdtvd To pay off , the ium of to,soo °eel. Exchequer . •Dills, issued under art Act o f the 45th of Ills I 'Majesty, outstanding, an d un p rovi d e d for ,Cto,se,o,aeo Ditto . . 3,690,000 Ditto, issued for the Service of the year tlios I,soo,ooct Together with the several Slims contained in the Annual .Estimates tbr the Maintenance of the' Pub lic (~?flices; for the ,ENpences' and Repairs .of the ',l,o',Hduses of .Parliament ; for Printing and Sta. tiptiary for.ditto ; tar Printing.' the Journals of Par ; fur the Salaries of the different Officers of parliament ; for the. Zapences of the Civil Esta bli,ltinents of the different West India Islands ; and 'for the 'other annual purposea' usually prOvided for by Vote of Parliaineat, towards the (close .of each Session. 'lt was also resolved, that' a sum of 4,60,0001: . be 'granted . 'his Maje Sty., to pay olf a sum 0f4,500,0001. raised by Exchequer Bills for the servipe of,the 4 year iAoti (on .the credit of the War Taxes),.autstanding and undiseliarged. • The House then restinied, and the Report was ordered to be' received to-tpotrow. The House resolved itself into a Committee of . Ways and Means, Mr: Hohltouse :in the Chair; %Viten the4ollowing sdrns were voted to be raised by Loans or a cliequer . To pay off Cichequer4iii is issued on the ,credit of the War Ta:ces tok:the SerVgo Of 00. Year ig o6 4,5 03 ) 01 0 'Foe hc. Service ut .;reat. Britaid for the Year 150 . 3,oetooroo D'" I,stio.ooo (in the House being resumed, the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow.- ' STATE O TLIE NATION, Mr. - 11111713.4E 1 1D; in pursuance of hi's notice, rose to submit his motion to the HoUse. He was not altogether unaccustomed to atfdress thin House Upon interesting and important luestions; and he had; during 'the number of years teat ht had enjoyed .the honOurvf a seat in Parliament, proposed twiny mat ters-oftnotuent fUr its coniideration. ' Sortie ot, 'Abe ropoSitlon' which lie. lutd toe honour to. originate • - • t•i ''' • but .much the greater nuat4cs th;nu had' been req t jeded, On all ti* OceasiO9l.ha had. "never. thought it right to trespass upon the time of the House , by any ifpologies ibr his own instiriclency,:or the in ad Co tlacy of bill tie r s At.), t he,` l i4t.isi,actory per torm ance of • the; dutyAle - ilitidAmdertiken.• it had eoer .been. his opinion, -that it was-npich better to leave the proposition he had to suhtuit4u the support ot such argutnents , nalhe could:urge, in 44- fit%), , pur, 'or to, bei I:tortie-. oett:l3 , its ow n tit ri value, aired any attempt to conciliate, ineatig; theitien.: (ion tit the tiouse. But,. on The; present occasion; • whether from that. diffidence which inust be j?r?doced. by the dtiiihts and suspicions,. that prevaile(.lo,.;oo, public mint! ai to . the'inetive s oi,puelic men wht-, their from the nature and etledot.thostDebates,that' had lately taken place in that House, which werq,so, .041e,polc.nlaied to exalt, the character :of Parliamept4 in the estimation ot the publi6t wlictlitr froth 'the ; .diffienitiei and dangers Of the cireumsiane'e's . ,of.the tien m yei; or the gloom anck ,disasti mai situation of pub lie. alluirs , ;;.whether • tionrany one, or' trout it cent:Hi bination of all of those catiSes; it , proceeded,lhe'con-t t'essed,' that he ,had ,never saute diffidence' in acidry,6%.tii e kt9ll , ;t;,. nor thelarue.acuse.a..iiiei netiessity tit solicitiggitOtich4gonce, 1"h i, e propo iiitiOlk4tiloai he .hace, 0-ttiogor.wos orie that would • tf.„ 4 1( 1 :tptwe itiv3,grovity: *bate, t 'o, ate been so rovell departed from in that:liouite,i to -Cali: thearback *rent 'that -pertional 4Cri I 600) , .. 401' iyutuaj the - interests of tlie4'oblic,,wilre: .so : Al'tieereditableate.i rhei. leliittadepr of` Partiariteni pod to dice their ;Oerti threatened the.Ciouillry; and r of: re-: trieVing thaitallitisfortimaii , Wiiii:f great 4nipire.—i li e rbt%Josi• t t 314 rr ,!“).Ir*Y.x • • *D 7 l l ltowt;,a' . .;no;s,tanding order for` epee*44)!°P 1 5T,5,0 4 40, 1 4bii iOttisviitiel)cd at which was.. .and . str;inters' wqre iltit;.N! . 4dlll4(eti 'during :the realointicr of the" Debate,-' t lVs . are howevr:..r r. WutTfitt EA tgpk arkiward,i a eolnprohealaiveliut.aggravated view: of the in tern!! and • exteerilthituAtiatkorthe ; ret - mi,l4; all.. means til . sceurity,inia preservation to of. the!fatoMinisteaaAotpower, and pro- , plievying-every evil fain) the c?ptinii.ance ofthe . pre- . seof ,A.diioiatration in 6144„ ;After et. yogth upon all' the various top ca w lett ao . target - qiiascion atruided, him an opportunity of touching ► upon, the Hon. Gentleman Concluded by: moving,i. i'Cortunittee be 'appointed - to iii nice jilt.° the State. of tivNation,':' . !tilt. AM - 4N EB,, we imders4q; 'answers mr.. Whitbread.' He - stated 'that : ihe ira}')chekt Inquiry wou)d t Iyalgue and...delusive ; 11344 was anaktempt tacenstart , die late Chan- AdmitliatratlonOtud to etnlxirjaig the nu :4 , itims ut Coverhiiitint'; that inaiiy i4lfiritititto-Which bad been urged by the• l-lctn. Geutlernatt for guing, iiJo the.. Ppmtpitttm '11:1(1 eliilally:exie,ted (luring the Of the late Atfintrustratiott, wheh Ito such. notice bad becn wade , by the Honourable Gentlettnin 'or his friends Mr. Wanes represonte4 .tho . itutu atho Country to giesi)lall desci iptions of its Sithjeds, whtel) it v . as , the tbjctit of this Motion to distract. ,F..tockkingto our: resources, to the patriotism and vale& of the Conn, try,• be ,saw nothing . to, fear, but muakto expea. Wire we 4countenlince the exertions µr Allies by 2xamples of British valour—were we to evince: by our condu& a conviction of the fa& that the path of peaCe was only . to be found . under the arch ol issue f he had no doubt but the ultimate the.coutest Won't' be hononrable to the country. With a conviction of these truths on his mind, -and. for a variety of reasons, which h alledged with great eloquence, he was so farfrotu giving his sup- port to the motion, That he should Move that " this goose do pow adjourn." Sir AtiTuutt, Ploc , .r answered Mr..IVILLNE, and Wai follovicd* Mr. kirslvi SArwru and. 4r. Mot'. TAGIL Mr.Wri.itEproacg, we are further informed,went at large' into the. question with. his usual and ;Wedged, that he would give his 'support to Any specific subjea of inquiry, but 'Must withi bold his assent to the establiihrnent of a Committee op principles:that comprehended every subjet:t 'of consideration real or imaginary, which must consume much valuable time without prOnciug proportiottate good. He strongly exhorted the Nobility and Gear try of Ireland to use their exertions to instruct Pu 4 improve the condition 'cif tho'people of that country, observing that it would, go further to. preServe the security and peace of that part of the Empire, than any political measure that could be proposed: • Lord Alit,irox supported theoriginal motion ; as did also Mr.' 4, S*ll.o, ,Lord Howlett, and Mr. SAI;111. • Mr. BATHURST, Mr. CHOKER, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUEIt and Mr. CANNINq supported the Amendment. Mutt short reply the Hogse divided. For the An - - 32 Against -13 U l''*laiority for Ministers - liiti While the Opposition were in the Lobby, Lard Howte reminded then) thilt the Indemnity Bill was to be read a second time this day, and eknestly requestediAteir attendance, as a division Would Cer tainly uilte place...— : Adjourned at Half pist Four o'Clock, FRENCH and purcw P..-IPERS. • "Pax)* vi I,(iwun 1413 E, Ju NE 25 —lt if . 0414 here.thatintelligeneeofa very important nature.**ias 'received at Vienna'On the 17th fretu Coultantin4r but _as the Vienna .Court e.:lntramt vt . titat day ton tains no Turkish news, this sUppos'ed intellitpnee requirei'cbtitirrnation: VIENNA, JuNes ,Majesty's journey-. to Salaburgh,.&c. is put off «) an indefinite period: 7 — Yesterdarhe was visited by the ArolidakeCitAnLas at - I.Antemburgh. The 'Erript , rOr is expeCted here to assist. at .a great conference. Ji/NE f22.—The head-of Ara. slial BittiNg'havyben hc.reiiing:e,the" ,vutla. As the Armistice with.SAvedeli continucgoind the English are . not'yet arrived, all the'Mprilvills'atteutionis t(i)leNiege uf Coiberg, wb4:l,64.4..arried un Witt f - fAr.:uto., JUN I, , t) .---•A'e have received the mast irupoct.nit int,ll;gence rehpettiti the fortunate te ,suhs to the French, foin the battle betwavn„thc Grand Army a, - ed the Itoisian4, on the 14th, neat'. Tiv conquerors , tollovir up their advan tageS with 'o6tivity, success. The, • French Emperor, in person,' p u rsues the Russians towards in such a Manner i , Abe' flying ~.Enemy ilo,oppojtimity'to ins.forccs. Since Allesh,.l MAssawils success 11p6h-the Na -itew, he is In it conditioto afford ‘a pot.v.erfull port to the iiper.ations ,inperur Arot,..aott. t FR tV7,I t7.l(:t4T,' JtrN 23,—The trots: tuat were Neisie ,Cowl are to be co!. dlatz; Thellittlfib' Vessels Rome time 'since sent back to • Altuna Oy . i s he• &h sli Cruizers befor the Elbe': have been ordered to, be released!, and to he allowiettio sail withonr tnolestatipn; it consequence of a 're pre,:en.l4!iy,ty from the COtart of A:ninark. to that of London. — 'TtiOpAther of Gene rat.Btritctc-sta died 2t at , in Hanover, u taw days ago, at the advanced 'ago of' • 8 I rears. ' • E . . . Whi.i.sAl!;7,llVNu . l7.--The Bavarian..Gectteral Vox; Wkartm has mitten - a letter, dated Plock, „June to the Charniiertrof AdMinidtration, in "which be' 'says":—" On the toth Coe:enemy WU, driven into Mi• en: renehed eat+, near Heilsberg; The 'l3ava-• rianregiroolit of cavalry, 4 - 4 ex the 1-I,ireditary ' began the ,atikcit., and distinguished itself, considerably.. The4iattie lasted till 'eleven at. night.' ; ,could not be t 'ought otherwise than That the ere mj(Would ha‘c maintained hirnself in this . .strong, position.- Ott this, account, the Emperor Nai)Out- ON,,g3l'e orders AO Ills ariuy (whlch i'3 100 . 6 0 8 (•;4 the 1 114,rtd break ground, as, a. decisi ve seemed unavoidable on the 12tli.' Thi n enemy, ht- Ore d, in great numbers drawn up in • orde r . of battle tba night he ,withdrew and, retreated ...by_the high road .to Konigsburgh. • , Ati d e ttoo, men, left. behind . by the. Rugaians, were nude . 'firikinars, The Prerieli 'Generals of the' guardi 4.)tr :thd floo s s 1., lost . their fi ves „with Geq. fitrint , :r forced the gnetny to'falreat towar Abe Chntiktw„ ; „ , .; : Fa i t sty.9llT,.):ox,E 21. 7 -Three thenlsfidyeasants' tn . eenapinieli.h'destrtiying tbe.i'rpriclms and bat. N for 4 9!i• whiPhAlitarenchirahad roun4 Dentate. The' ram partstAre, .urtil et t o it t g a o re p a i rrtyp,OVilcii‘gar-i ! , risott' 1590 140'1 ) -:A4t',A4qte are' .4, 6 oo`:cAtitnngcl. atii)ut the ;city, and ,aoao occupy ; the forts 'of, the :Avow italrrwaser mutate. -- • • • W4us4 l ;iis' Ji,jy 8,..:,-Vie hare strong reasons for 'believing that the.surrenal of Gratuientz will very Bohn fpiloyv that 1:119 I\lll;esty the ••Einperor, to spare the etrusion of !blood, has order fd the siege of gratidentz to be converted into a blockade. ..'• - " • • . . . . . Ttio whole_ epaeo between the , Vistula and the city, eveti the city itself, and SOille Villiivi beyond ir, as tar FteTust, are occuplert, by Alit: troupe .of. H o i l it(":l 7 .l:34o4adt;eoll - 111)allded by , General, lNAGEL,'i tinter lie Fiend; General lOnskt, whose licadluar., MAILS. • _ Ait tr. tvin t l'onningen, t Dublin, I Waterforrd. ‘alerford •• • ' • • ' PRICE OF STOCKS t , Tnts DAy JCr TW%L.VIG O'CLOCK.' c011;01$ fur vvetung_ 63 i - 1 Pt. : the ground is confided to a battalion of Polisktroops. - The French and Hessian troops have their positions to thONorth-West, from Schwierkoria to the Vistula. The garrison is not above 4 or 5000 strong ; and a great ',arta them,are Poles, who wish for nothing so much as an_ opportunity to desert. Sickness, and a want of water" and medical assistance, make cOntiderible,rarages. among ..this feeble,garrison. Though t4e . foxtrgss of Graudetirksrituands the town, which is occupied by the beStegers, the Come mandant has Wit - fired upon it. , FIAIV GU. ,„ e , fund s experienced a slight depress* on the 20th. The Dutch troop, that were in Pomerania are returning back to Hul . land, part through the Bishoprick of Munster, and part through Osnaburgh. There are 1000 already encamped between Mappen actOgilen, and an equal A4mber are expeao., PAT:Is, 31.Txx most extraordinary dwarf has been. exhibitgd here for some days, and has at tra6ted irpcnenso crowds. it . is a 'male child of three years' and a' half 614, which is (duty la, inches _high, and weighs six pounds. At first view it more resembles 4 beautifttl plappeOla LI A human creature. It was.born in Paris. - • „ „ va f sunarky the atst,at two o'clock in the after noon, the tknpre4 received, at St: Cloud, PiflCe AtiAIiStRANO, Wb4 prasented to her the Marquis RomATZA, a Spanish Grandee, Lieutenant General of the Armies-of his Catholic Majesty, and General in Chief of the DivisinnTof Spanish-troops ; and the Chevalier Ds Ittintim:tos, tbe Second is Command. . . VERCIEL; it 13.-The wolves: kive commit ted great ravagea this year, particularly during the last month, in the Departments of and These ferocious animals attack both men and ..64a_ sts - several s tersons have lost their lives, by them: The of tbe4e distria* genoat hunt after' ihem, and killed 19 among 'them was one -which • had been remarked as pie alcy,%,cro:4 • and ferocious. - eV tift T " X kl N. $Ol.Oll cone DfCCLL 11 , A141.144 AVDZhT L 0- -N A , 0 IV, 711113A1- 4ti4 7, This •4i(ltning . 4 Mail front Tpnningen arrived. bp.which we have received klanibtargh and Altoua :kaPers to the silth. ult. and private I.,etters of that dine. It is mo s t singular' that theltelittliers bring us no Natter details respeOpg the 13attict of the 1 4th, nor do they contain any account of the.taking 'Of W 4, ,loycl helm lavotired. with .the, perusal 4/1 a Letter frotn, a peispli of the first res*tability at Altona, dated . the 27th Wt. ...winch ‘states, dot it is the geneßtppinion arnoftg the .p,r•Aons the -heat in:urnted in eity;that no general - 'fought on the 14th, and tWit ticieibattle at Ffiedlatid wa4 - -merely .betweon tiro corps of the hoEtile aritlieid in. Which t h e brwtcil The. Letter/ :o*s that many of thei . tiaioni,.,prey,igurto the 14th, o sOis..pt67 . Fo4elte4 . 4 thety'!lne, Aubsiatitwwere , mictoiiieipt tirtr t h then p6ill],qckntihuf4 to,,iyvtielqi Thcli=otiVq' f , s°' 1 1 , 1 " ports- iit:Hatnburgh And Altutie,-, of it battle !)atl4; been fought behind the l'regal on-. the 11th, iti which the French were dfeated, t iVer.tt4.v4 !eIC our duty to lay before our Readers the ditferet.t r - ports witich have. reached us, without pledging our selves f'or the truth of .them. , We must wait for dispatches fr t uru Lord HUTCIIIH• I ..w f ur „ cap aCcprl to y , ' :ascertain ate real *t to of affairs in P'ol:vid. The-Mtil , brings seine farther details repocting 111 e 'ilepiosition :of the GRAND SIGNIoIt. .1 :11 • We recciied.an express : , this- . day frornAmesetyl, arutouneigthe arrival' of the Clyde F riglite hist, tiiioo at that place. turDucliess of iIauNSWICK Janda' s• • this-morning at ten o'clock, and.went immediatelyito the N6w Tavern, where every prepacaqicit m p s ,44 . o fdr.the reception ofthis august Princess. The Volun teer .Artillery and the 14:hglit Infantry :Volunteers ) 1 / 4 ero.ont to. show all . posible respeg to. htir..c,;llpyol• Highness. The . gUrts from the Lines at Grivreiga; and also nt TOttty - ,For, *ere fired in hotrailitftlic occasion. The Clyde manned her yards and saluted. The Mayqr and Cor po rt4iol? received her iloyal,llol - with due form, andsagerly festified'lttleyrc- Sptia to a Princess so neat related in their beloved :Monarch; 'end so estimable in:herself. The ve ;uerstble Princr-sr. see Med to :be deeply sensible of these sletnonstratibns of.regarti, ' . Whieh the 1 ; eo 0e hi general warmly participated, and quitted the plaie in the Princess of WALas's earrisie", -, with 'attendant, fur Biagi:heath. • Tbowlt the - tran4aetiott rexpeaing Sir H. Mirm ktiy lla Wit 'tally explained to the satistdct ion 'Of all liberal minds, the Onposition Writers still Per,