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Lord HOLLAND pre-entol petitions from the Debtors in Horsham Gaul, and in the Alar,h.ilsea priaon of the city cf Dublin, praying relief, and that the Bill Wove their Lo•thistne • alight pass into a law. The L.eigitud.: Diseens7y Ileata , d Bill, and Lord St. Vincent': Annuity Discount Bill, severally pasted the Core tnittee.—Adjouro MOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. Owen, froin the East India Directors, presented an Ac• count, pursuant to enter of the 16. h April las!, of the sins. of unmet paid to the creditors of the rialiin'a of Arcot, specifying the mimes of the individuals who had received the saute ; and a 1.,. the amount of the debts remaining unpaid. Un the /notion of Sir Hugh Inglis, these Papers were ordered to be printed. A message from the Lords informed the House, that they had agreed to several private ri , vv; and that they would prweetvi further en the vial of Lord Melville, at mei:lock ou hdunday FOREILIN INTELLIGENCE. MAMISURGH MAIL. - VILNNA, AWL 17. The Fiends, instead of evacuating Braunau on the Ist of April, according to the stipulations of the treaty of Presburg, continue to make it a place of aims : 3,000 Bavarian peasants are continna!ly at work on the entrenchments; and ( h i pieces of c in non, of a large calibre. are already mounted on the batteries. This hostile demonstration, to w! , ich the occupation of Cattaro by the Russians has given occasion, was expelled. In the mean time, the French Generals have again declared, that they will leave Braunau as soon as the Russian troops shall have evacuated Dilmatia. The Court of Vienna, in consequence, dispatched yesterday, the Courier La Foret to St. Petcrsburgh ; but it is be lieved that it will find it difficult to extricate itself from the embara.s:nent in which it is placed by the late events. A Courier from Palermo lately arrived here. We are not without anxiety, on Account of the determi nation of Bonaparte, to seize on the island of Sicily ; but all proper measures have been taken there to oppose a descent. The whole Strait is.covered with Russian, English, and Neapolitan ships, and the utmost efforts will be made to prevent the island from falling into the power of the French. It is at this time, esprcially, that the English feel all the importance of their possession of M 'lta. We are assured, that the French have demanded of the Court of Vienna a pas•age through Croatia. M. de Mayer, quarter-master-general, :a out lately to incise& the situations of Wels, Willach, and Budweis, which are believed to be very capable of defence, should it be necessary again to have re course to arms. _ A war between Russia and Prussia appears to be considered here as inevitable. AVOSSURC, APRIL 15. Yesterday early, the nephew of the French Mi nister for Foreign Affairs, M. Talleyrand, arrived here, and after a short stay proceeded to Mem mingen. He brings orders to Marshal Ney to break up with his corps for the Rhine. Marshal Sonit, and his corps will do the same. The Russi ins have era cuatedCattaro and Ragusa, and the differences be tween France and Austria are accommodated. (The report of the eeaceabon of Cattaro, accord,ng to other account', ts doubted )...Nete# the ilainbergh Ldator . Some public Journals contain the following article from Munich:— " Our Sovereign hat received very agreeab:adispatrhet firm Fetariburgh, front the Emperor Akira:him The regal rll,;.ii. Cm el Bavaria and Wirtentherg, have :men acknowledged by this klamareh ; rid he is ine ailed tu concl u de a so:'d peace with France, through the oretiati,n of (Ruda. The SW arlan army will, AU cothaquenc.z, bit placed on the peace estalthsh• rneut." - LUBECK, APRIL 23. To-day, at noon, a skirmish took place at See ' dorf. between Molln and Ratzeburg, between a small corps of Swedish cavalry, and a detachment of Prussian infantry. The Swedes were summoned by the Prussians to retire, which they refusing, the latter attacked them. The Swedes being too weak to make resistance, retreated to an eminence. where the Prussians again attacked them, and forced them to retreat entirely. In this skirmish, several were killed and wounded on both sides. ROME, UARCII 24. The garrison of Gaeta amounts to six thousand men, and appears to be well provisioned. It is be. 1 sieged by twenty-four thousand men, and fired upon from sixteen mortars and howitzers, and thirty twenty-four pounders. Marshal Massena is at Rizzio, oppo,ite Messina, where a considerable number of transports are collefled for the convey ance of the I. tench army to Sicily. MARCH 49. The several secret Consistories that His Holiness has lately held, and the prayers he has put up at the High Altar of St. Peter and St. Paul, in the Vatican. prove that extraordinary events are in contempla tion. It is generally believed here, that Plus VII. will resign, and Cardinal Fesch be raised to the Pa pal dignity, who will remove his seat to Avignon ; in which case the State of the Church will be incor- I porated with the kingdom of Italy. FROM TIIE LEYDEN GAZETTE. TaAIIKTOIT, MIL 20. We have lately been alarmed by the unfavour able news of the difficulties which put a stop to the evacuation of Braunau, the retrograde march of the French troops, the exchange of the Austrian pri soners, and, in fine, the accomplishment of the treaty of peace between Austria and France. —T'ne most agreeable intelligence has just dissi pated, even sooner than we expelled. the fears that were entertained, and premise anew to the people, the speedy enjoyment of the repose which teas to be the fruits cf the treaty of Presburgh. A formal convention, which allows to the French troops the Passage by Ponteba and Trieste, for Istria and Dalmatia, was signed at Vienna on the Bth of this month, and two days afterwards. intelligence was received there of the departure of the Russians along the borders of the Cattaro. occupied by them for :may one month. Uo the lath current, I WO Couriers arrived from Vicuna nt t!:e rffica o f the Count de Stadion, Minister of ii•ih ~t Ratiihon, bringing the last news. T:icy, ct t: e same rime, hrougl:t advice, that the day after thn receipt of this important information at Vte!'.na, de Talleyra:4l, nephew of the Minister for Fiitei r% Affairs of !trance. had set cif for VsTis. ?C is - ready known, horn other quavers, tbat the j-iu rcey of this diplomatic rfficer has had an influei:cc eel ) , favourable to the peace of the Continent.- U om ki s arrival at Brannan, the works commenced by 04 French, for re-arming that place, were cou nu* manded. The communications which lie ahe r . wards made at Munich to hiarshal Berthicr, have also induced that Minister Commandant to send to Marshals Ney and Souk, orders to resume, w i t h their corps of the army, their march for the kiiine. The Bavarian troops, which were at Lands!mt, arc to march also for the country of Anspach, lot t h, purpose of immediately replacing, in that pt,,vine., which is fallen in exchange tu,their Soveseign, rue French troops. '• LR:DeN, APRIL 2r.t, Letters 1 om Strasburg, oldie of thi, announce, that the return sf the Anspian pri•iii es of war, momentarily suspended, has been resiina The prisoners who were stopped upon their rout,: into the interim, had recommenced their maven it the Rhine, and those wt.() were upon the banks f that river, had passed it, and continmd tlicir match by Suabia and Bavaria. IVe learn, by the same ad. vices, that the orders recently given to organize anew the army of reaerre of Strasburgh, and that of Mentz, were revoked soon alter. IPETEISBURGH, starch 22. The Russian troops which had marched r• (.rr. many, as well those assembled in the S , uth, itvisq in the North of that country, are all at tins mment upon their return to their country. 'I he ccrps of :hi army of MOTAV:3. which was the fir-t that repassed the Russian frontier, his already, in tl.e greater part, re:wiled to their old station. '1 he Imps.; tal guard, and other corps of the garrison of Peters. burgh, have also returned. _ east's, APRIL Vt. The projet of the law frir the new organ:a.' in of the Bank of France, presented on the 10th of this month by Government to the Legislative Lindy, was adopted the clay befsre vesterday in that Assenurly, by a majority of 186 to 70. .'. Tit Bottrien Passe is published in um•• to be sent to the Country by the early coaches, except %ikon extraoti dinary occasions o Parliamentary Debate, aid then it ii puts. lished several hours earlier than any other Pader Tre priority is obtained only be evtraordimry expence and exer tions, and we are concerned to dud, that oar It eadca have not always the beneSt of them. Upon complaint t, the Office, &mom; an:ed with the name of the N.•w:men eh* serves the Paper, we Oia be ambled to Jo justice to the pub lic, and to oureelves. THE BRITISH PRES 'LONDON. MONDAY, MAY 5. ADMIRAL LINOIS. The pleasing intelligence of the capture of tliet Mee enio, AchnirAlLisois, and the Belle P e i gate, was received yesterday morning at th: Ad-1 miralt y. The account, we understand, was brought to town from Plymouth, by a Post °lce Espre.. With the usual zesped enJ attention to the ;it r, the foliowing Bulletin, announcing this grateful event. was sent with all convenient dispatch to the Hon. the LA) ble von, and by his orders posted up upon the Mansion House, and alto communi cated to LsoirD.L Right. Admiralty, May 4, HMG. "A dispatch has been reeeirred , this morning from V.:e. Admiral Sir John B. Warren, But. K. B. givnig an account of the capture of the Marengo, of SO guns, and Nil men, Rear-Admiral 1in0 . .., and the Belle Pottle, of 40 gum, •ni 3(0 men, on the I3:h of March, aster a running fight of some hours, with His iiilayest)h shi,s London, and the Amason iiigAte. THE LONDON. Killed. Wounded. Officers lets Offizers Semen Maniacs . 1 1 . G 11 . S I ANZA2Oti. Officers . . • . . 1 0 Seamen . . • • • 1 6 lila, mes . • . . . 1 0 MARENGO AND BELLE POOLE. Kii ' Wiwi.led SO Admiral Lszois is amongst the wousaisai (A True Con) JAMES SHAW, Miler. Martll4l4l•Hors.,, Half-:isst One, p. The Lenders carries 93 guns, and is commanded by Sir H. B. Neacr, Bart. who formerly attenJ , d the ROYAL FAMILY upon their sea parties ir. , irs Weymouth. 'The Amason frigate carries 33 cu• and is commanded by Captain FARMER, nephew "t the gallant and experienced Earl of St. Vi sc as r.— The longitude and latitude of the scene of a!t:on is, we believe, purposely omitted in the lettcr to the LORD MAYOR, as Sir JONI: BORLAft W A2MISI sailed with secret orders, and was, perhaps. so fat advanced cn his way, that the situation, if ail might ass:,: conjeaure with resped to Isis demi nation• Nearly three years have elapsed since Admiral nos: sailed for the East-Indian seas and lot made there many and valuable poises. T) PIE' •