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IMPER LtIL 1,14111E.A71. HOUSE OF PEERS. WEDNERDAY, MARCH 6. LORD Cl.,t)NClll.ltY.'s blt/W.I.CE DILL. The consider Minn of this Bill being 'resumed . , Counsel, 'silt: GBrrow %and 11(1t . Dallas, were heard ar,censiderable length on the question'or the admifisibility; as evidence, attic aqknowledgment of lady Clooctisry, by letter, of her adulterpes inter wttli Sir J. B. Garrolv. p..- , red of the par , or. her Ladyship, and argued wit b. hi; force, against theadinisinbility ; :and Mr. matot4nitd the nffirtnalice, - , referringlo a va ritly of pieci.rdents; where, in''CASCS' which , he ar',.• gned ro be siMtlar, snob an itekno‘s ltqlgtnent was :e. Elouse tn, evideno.. The 'LORD CHAN•efl;lailli afterbrieny'stnting his sentirr (14 , , t,,h ',i'i,..qtl4-stson'at:)-ssue, and referricg - to the t h'e - E,ccle . elastlL'alCoUrts,'dt'elared that ,the Jolter, brought forward as a was to , the . House, with those, proofs which be • cat - 106%7h to -be necessary, could not. be. recei (Id, in evidence, tel . ,t4oposed I o the 'House Lord EaSittiq.4oply ewessed hiivaecidieicence in tit , o'itie.Notge: Lord ttn theNVo66ack ; Mile question: was - pot; and decided to 'the negatitir.' ,• ,: • t 0,.. 110, i;'l , consideration, of the Bill was then The T,n :toil A . II ill Excheywr Bills; the Qnc M lit,n ,and a Hall, and the Irixh Exchegoer hills 13ttlr., set,!eralty throngh . .Courni.ttee&of the whole House,. awl were repotted without any amendment. • •-• • • e : S.:ols,Creditorti thU was`read • Their. Lordshir resolved, into 'a Chimnittee Dtvnrcekill, Wiivri the LOD I),CHANc+.I4r Lon 141.it"I'Viug iii.wokiltf:;be*pittbr.4,Ve that '!hr! clause in the ; Bill, which went to iiiolpbit the L:'rdy from ti4tEtyipg,wnh the VAMP' tiriiit wh9(3.lshe b..k) committed:Ow adultery, - should he 4liset'oed' io fullr.l at:enhance, it was agreeil that the 111 J sh6tild t't etntin:nited to:oh.rrrow,Atijourtn..d. 110 C 021.1 4 .1: „ V. t.rl4vt. MAgl;11. • • The British liettsoK,:,Fi,hery, Bill was road a second Lime. ~and..ordeled,,to be letetrcd to a, Special_ Cgtrt;-. rt4Attee,-: ~ • , , • .()othAortotiptc,4:l•,ori MA k ww, Itl ACCOUiII, of the ;006.0 3.1 i4V1e.di 3 0n' yeia h , wcta ord , red to ate l t d before dime 11,,nse, . bu Si , r.stt,ga aefitriinted r the, I lowie,, that the ha..1 .- titel',area. the Evist Lidia Jui.ficature Lists, which were diet, ott tlui, table. Lvactt ,btirught in a 114 for .Attivmdiog so 9 :lAeh'of pasgiA in the task Session, reliinie. the pettsions of Foreign-Mihi , iter , ; ,-- 7 Read l'i;'st I trite, and . oci,lered to ,be road ,a second tuoi 1 0 ;04;i:;,row. 1.17014:4t1ie this d Of: the 'Silk DitiOutiJl:os , ri; G i r,i r 4 vo..told not now take •thtt , sense of the ifnu , e t, but at 'Berne futtre'period ilioiß• •ILAV.C. to in Goon tora,it il7e,utico c,t thiq. • A ti ,iiiii 4 rial,t,or; El, it) 11 , 1 , CUP en, Mr .p.,,,.0.,,5ir,J..Nett 41,..1 .t . ar ; 111.t,;r:‘,4.1).01, the Was read is third time, . 110 pithsyr:. ~ , . • • • .014 ,t he ...1110tiiln Mt: iIsoNELL) Ooptes Of an itisti.,:d thc t..,'.imantindets. toreeS Treland,•compelling the Sontios W•Ort , , it, the. itontatt .6' 4 11,1 - mlie" to at tetiO• slrvice,„ were ordered to be laid before r . - . the ( ►isl IP, Older of ,the :Day being nrved for I •,e loco a Collittiqiut of Stipply, itlin4An'fr.‘i no the pte-c..dii.g ,day: evil. ex perietiCett Wli!vteiipet..i. to' ;\itn•ey V: l 4, 1 t i not been done - a.kk'av by lb!. of that. Resolution.. hint in makirig 4.411(114m which, , he intended to wake fin thwith,; without: notice (.) , 1 the su'ljvc.t. The Boa. Gentleman tilelt movA, ;o ii,ll,l.ldtuenf 61! the motion before ti n on tialt day tortnilit .the st,ionict tak,i into li.)lVildofitlo o . 1.119 Dtities'f:and of Ow ; two rr 1-.llo•s,hips of the Ltchotint-r, held by the iMaretn 1. of Becti,l4tliam and F:4l ‘,intdett.. of the '',7the:right ocany tqctriber or Pat lilorent to laring.rni , ward a motion , p vithotit any,444eyioi.is'hotit7.p ; t.3itr, as for I wenty or thitty years much benetir bad b - e c ti found to reinictrOM ootiees, tl thoog!it tuotiCips alut t e oughtp be, brought, o n without-a ag would not admit of i notice So tar front that being the case in tln,- ,pro-rit instance, the motion that had been was,ordy made to call, upon, thc Flou,.e to d o thinto torthiAht bit nee. Its soth a case :no passible. iitiv,eniettee, .chuld prise frinh one day's . ni,tice hii i a t , ' tefti. and he therefore ,trust , :d' the tioiv,6 sc . 0 ; 1 1d irrir:1101;;to their Resolution by 4esisting. this atten,pt itt tn•ak 41 upon" it. hiqOpillloll„lhA'afier tint ,a.td -on . the 'preceling day, ,nit ;I,tetn , l 7 i :N:ll►,,+,iatit l it f iver otice of any MO -1„„ling this, ttevti' give' noticoof • 1% 6 , 41 he plight ththit proper to make. lie ci 6.0 the ciorfiltia 'of the Hon...Gentleman,•io stood agaitiy: Cu' Resolution ; • •• give the tit-lotion styvoft. .•; Gentleman hal slid, inottons iyut thrce tO a way llotio. g alto6ethzy, ',mil so get . r. understood the Resolution of to be merely an experitnent, and tits.lexpet it iment.winch i ottght- to b , i'tiot M ; tit ffir%!;,:t.i a Mr, l'oNsoNar did t cat q uite agree with tlae Litt tho tnotion Hon, Fripoti vi,i• i:021.1 ter s Oppot t, EJI/DErt- t hought it tire" I.yterittuti 14 ni,,re:y is,;(..ri tits, , )it; e , It. fiber of Lirliatneot irthlow. , ; a nip withoui- notice, and nn?igine.d I.lins'not.his the Home. Mr. t;tte:tviii,/, keply, stated vclt to be his tnotote. }: u. The Amendment 'Was siren pnt and negatived, ei Without a rlivision. , .... Mr. WHFi.EItFAT) guvo notiee, . that in cone quence of th , t resolutions whiLit had been •come. to; he should, on .im earl Y -day, so . l,mit certain regula tionS to ;he }louse, which that resolution made ne ce4sary;' 'lie inientled tomove, Tllt'. the ()rders., of the, Day Shotlltt int itiailila ,ovet itt regular succes sion • and. also to ri s mve, rrivit 1.0. motion of 11/1••'. pas tance should be brought on, after ten o'clOck. ..., On rite motimrof Mr. PoN So N BY , ajit'W-wri.L was ordered to. be 'issued int the cuuity of Cillway, itt the room of limes atly, li',..q; who: had' acvepted the office of 11.4cheator cif Nltonoer, ''. . , The Clia.NCatt,ott tit the .Ifotcirc.aueu : postponed Iris motion for the lt,:t4olation of Di,tilyries . till Frt. dainett o . as he .did not wish to intrlduce any sub. i jet thin might lead t.:1.3 lengthened disi . ,ussi9n, it ~ being understood i hlr. it ~,, :Is the general \vih of : I he,. House such fll ,arl,angurtitl)l. bhooki be generaly ,o,b. , served on Wttattesd.a. s. The i:101,1Se then:',,.srilt;rttl itself into a: i. COMN:I FILE Cll. ',l.ll'l'l.‘t: l, . '-` In •wshieli Mr,: Wit f titToN voviiy:iecl' tile follow h ,. g grants :-. . • I . ~ For the support of French Protestant Dissent.: log Miaater4 in. Engla. , o and Ireland 49,250. ,5 0 For act rayin*tbe,expettccs Pf PlarritAtt*.iltg , can ilniNt; anti eniployinrVonv Ins .0 11 , )ri 4 , ,03,704 o'• 0, I' or the relict of tiut Pout in 'mt. Alattin's-in the, fields 1 .- - For mak m i . ; g oori a grant, tn his M a j. 4 iy,lnr ,to. Tray ior, theottrabriliatiri;exptilaces of pubiic prot,c,,tticals ; ... - For (I,ftrim, the expcocc..; of viosectitions re lating to 'his Nlaj , sty-, Coal . - For dettaying the fees on o raising +public ac. ; counts , - .-.. .. ~ - , . 5 .,000 . ....0 0 For fOreign'ana secret g ~elvi,cei forthe year tStf i 75,060 6' 'a For detrayiniithe law ,'haq„es tor theye . ar tilt I 20,000 • 0 U For. !he syr t portpt tie; l',ut,lic(ttlice,llow. it feet ta,poc.-, 0 0 •• For the 1011 1 114 Offleo of the I Ions; of Lori!,'3 21,000 0 0 . 'for deltaYing the ineolehrlif expeticei of the , ' • ..tt,..ya Houses of ParPaincot ••' 3 ,600 0 0 Vor printing cciiii .3 ~f the 1,.,0 , 0a15, ana Re. ~ ~, ii o ports Of the Pr u eetatio?,,, ut tit,' t WiY 1•10114 c, f 6 : ,, ) . 1 0 - Q - 0 forint! years rt,,lro and rtit I . . For thesalstriestit the talkers of the two Houses of Patliatnentifor the. year till i ~. 4,34 13 4 227%6 9 450:. , 0 0 0 c,680 D o The Pro Posed Notes tor he . 4eliel of :thtYPrt.test ant . MAiontini, Ministers;. and theTonr ot:St. Martin's . - art the-fields; and the v o lt, (or mai•ing . good the 4cant ferdeftaying• the oxfraurtiiiirtry et : ptiiihe preacc9kion4, were pest,tvoiled. • . • '.t lit.: House then-resumed, TheChairrnan brought • ttleitepprl .oi iind the 11esolu-: tioos wore ordepod to be tal:en. into further Ctithi dration pit On the rnotion.of CIANcELLoit tire Eic. ClOtat3i:it, the Duties payable - .'on'Wort and •Wash. were ordered to be laid before the said Committee • , , on Friday. . he Slave 'Felony 1114 was , reach a •second time, and COMMated for•to-irtorrow. • - . • Lord PAL,lvitia3Tos brought io the Niqtitly which was red a ,jirstand ordored to be read a 5e..., entid time to-inorrow. • Adjourned. ' • • 111A1L5,• • AR it v Witteifo!d„ "tills 11Ay /sr rwpx.vE WeI9CK, 65llitiulwEn Consols . t) ICA k . A v ott AT? 1, 0 , N:1.1 Q ' A/, THUDSIThy, !OUCH 7, 18,11. ." Win Choi Castle, Much 7, ISL 1. ALUESTY is going on favourably." (Signed tuouqu:ll). It th stated in a Letter from Plymouth, that ac counts lia%e been received of the arrival tit Sir jossp YORKE , . at Lisbon. We en let taitt strong , doubts upon do such intelligence has reached the 'Admiralty. In our comments yeiteray ,upon the 'article i the Monileur we'stated, that it must Very mitt: a , .tonish otir English Opposition to learn that BUONA,. CIO SeriOUS intelAiol.l. of eonqueriug 1.),& fugal, at least, for sonic years to' torne: This im , p9xlauLpiece,of, infornlation n nst,vv o q should sup, pose, bee(inally new to some of the F!eneb Gene , rats. Genetal DROUET, for instance, when he let S,dantanca Wit aututnn joie MASSENA, and .ex , pressed the most soritititiiipprehensions that be should n.:t arrive time enough to as . sist in di lying the E t iglio, iota the it! a, little lhonght that his triaiter ihtended to postpone that operation until the 1814, - or perhaps tEi tG. But as WIJON APA tI t very 'arid very sensibly says, " wlwri (vi..:ition is about a great eKtent of .Continent, .tisre a fewlears'?",--.. MASSUNA: indeed seem, to been let into Mo.. NAPAitTettieeret, and appears to have been.quitcr convinc(A of the' itupolq of dthing the ' out .1)1 PortUgal; for lie has cautiously abstained from any ,ti c rapt. to eirea that i object' for some mouths past. There is, however,- a litlie. incoa• sistency io the niteur upon this subjeti; who h we are utterly . :tit i able to reeopcile. The writer says, a year ago lite fi.;nglish Government ditned at no; h'ltt4 les3 tt , atir expelling Cite French from Ma. di! I, noN it' is Portugal and Cadiz which forth the pi - i!,.:ip3i oVljtci Qt its eertious; sittcl .4(14i; 11 . 'e 11 t' WarSCIVe4, that hi' the (Teed) of t 8 ic2, hi-; \OII have equally succeedd in the . principai t t 1113 ex , :xtiansi - bccause,.at that (ue,- Pot.. ?, nod Cadiz, will not be the' principal, objcet of hiJ but the defenetof Gihialtar." What! when we are ,io4 that nothing can be more advan tageous to the . IFreneh, and [1101:4 ruinous to die - - English, than that the latter should be allowed to remain in Portugal, when MASSENA is implored la keep maticeuvering away 'for some years, and above 31111;ings, to avoid driving tht#,Etigtath intrthe seas. . F c, qtr the'sallie manilin the verttaxpe article, kik, he Panels himself that they tt ^ he tOcpelfed l)y the cui.nmeneement of next.yeio . ? Whether the Eng- Goterinnent last year aimed at Otiving the - Freneh , train iNcladrid or not, we do not know, but we'knhw that it. held no..siJeli-language ; but evt.)l if it . hail, BuONAPhRTE at least ought not to find fault with it. The man, who' iti-lBtia positively de-', Glared, that before the next Christmas, he would be , 01,tstcr,O. ever ,yaLige in Spate, and who, io 181 .fiatte;s himself 1114 irk aool 4 k,ek year , he shall be able accomplish his object,' ought not• to in'Ailge him-, %cif 'reniaiks'uliba . th-titibject of unaccoFriplfstied • • h. I)lfr.diCtlOllSt { ~r A 4, 1 • Tim Speeqh ,of the IILG,I;NT baying advcitQd to anti, tertne4 it " pulse of the ;nerny," did writer in Vle ecomes si)i 7 mgry so very angry about.. tattle, that tie not only loses 'till recollection of wl:at beuti t uid in the Aionitour before upot* that baattie bat abAtiLitely foi get 9, at tliC end of his observations, tivhal lie Clad t'..11(.1 at, the' cif thew: At aril he spvalo in of tile battle g ut klitat lie proc,evdsto sbew iltin.,the English t;itzed. no a,lvantago; :and at last, uaranng as lie ,;oes;on, out that they were defeided. 111 e people of Fkioce Oatst ovrtattily bO iu a sad state 01 with rogard to this said Little of iinsaco, of which 13410NArAUTE 11E18 not yet thougnt proper to gtvtt tii(dfl any account. lii the Nonileur of tbc 2911) of November; BUONAPARTH'IIIost 011. inereiruily ridicules lite English l'apeis tot siipposing that there w'as any thing Serions in the affair of sac°. AIASSLINTA, says the Mortileur of the 22th of .moyeniecr, knew , that, tf)e pnsilion of lile..EtigiiBl) Bus3eu was too strong lo bo.torpedv,andAbtrefore resolved w turn it. , : . For thiepurpose" order \Vete ( ;it trio a liwafirra - sliirip.sli'aAters tO keep up a lire for two dap, inerell to c c'ove,r,the ruovement,. and that evert a brigade .of jbe.. second. corps should pretend to - attack the right' of - the English, and a brigaae of the 'sixth shbull pre . !.eit7/ to — etttry,the po .. Anion of • linettso.': It proceeds to add, that all these. taints succeeded, and khitt. the position was coin. 'pletely carried, without. n battle. [tow iuti-it the good people of Fran:r now be surpr,sed to tii - :+1 all this Story about: the . prelencervirtts : ur - t"faci..tiii: that 'there was really a battle---and that were acivally citY'eateti. The vcay , Mkt in .• this aitiele oliotorm hiato tuttst be•crpially oCw..to•the rciench Nation, the English-were victorious at Talavera. - be tOrgotttm what anxiety the illonitcz,r -la. boured to prove that the Ftenelt were pot defeated in that 'battle, nor with what perseveranct a Ccrtaiii clocriPtion of orators and, writers in , this.. eonntry tria ii,tait l ed the saute posicion.' The point, lidvv. ever, now ct,hceded; for En ON its [hat Loid WV.L.L.III.I{3TON was vklorio4, nt Tal.a'vera. B tl i the rut of the -article in the - Moniteur . w.4tich . appetititio us the' twist' entertaining, is that which reiates to the CaPture of • the 'Elands of France: and Bourbon. The nayal,supei,iority., of the enemy, says the 11164itenr, rtrusi placer at his disposal aitthe; small French Colonies;sitett'as louite„tind the IsliirßlS of .p'r'ance and " If 4.• These ,were, the smi.tli.,.t;reuci. Coloo.ips, we should . . really be glad to kt.ow.which were the. large ones,: far we are utterly 11,,abid to: g uess ivtietd hey were, situated. But it.app:al?-that'illtiomomvrat^S iii on the Aubjco or - Cblonies has und!igorie It total change within thelait fe,w, EVery body mtmibers that jultpodikirely atur the.bvtle of Itim, 13UONAPAIITH 411.3 t. sit 4 he wanted., was Colnies, and' Cdminerce-t'ilut in thia, articl'e the pi:110e ptiince are gravety ed that the.- osi of, all, their Colonies, is the, most cumlate, thing that could possibly liappen to and for this most curibus' reaol:--that it will . . 'cod to incr.ct, their navy ColoniQs, sayi fluoilArAttrc, cult. 113 'Wittily. rOilliotts : of liv,rcs a year.; ito\w'as they are all taken; that 400ney will of eunrse besaved, and it will build telt ships of the line, and in 'five-or siu years that the star will pro'. bably last, piblece fifty ship's of tic i e line! !" : 4 1 : c d o s t c e , C ) A v e l rl that,b t t three iki years ogth,, a e g u r e t n Nr Poxlyl,; ships ips was the most effeeloal- way' in . the world of aug menting their we are not/ inftirrnod• by Booty AVA 32E, that taking their Colonies is calculated to produce the same efie6t, It would be presumptuous in 114 to set . Up etirjUdgment against such gieat authb , titles. but we m a y say, that it is most singular, can, itle6rtg how (4stinately our Mir,isters haVeadliered to the old plan of taking' Colonies and Ships, that the French deer .4 not in a Much more formidable -con dition. We do not know how to account~ for it, but some hoW ui other EvutirirhaTa's navy does . .., r n e : ,i g s ::()n l , : t i l y ,i : i n: F y n? (Glriodv:ni.•:::ii)seilFtr°v:ei:l;: tit,le,'°(tlCht'. carried surprlie , . . • P • ' v.l T •that • • f ' '' ad .‘ ii age must result to a nation ront,,.c ' of its Colonieg, did not rel. 'tid a hiS 35 5(1°112' P dering piiiiii>lije c i 1 , fit Bi jou' Aski:Aelicia,str;n:tilitlo.li.neg,itillreo,,i,,,;:,;;,.,:, , . war commenced, and we Cannot help Illinkißg!'''' iat:ii:tyeferplT:tirnaete.i.inlii:icin(iiillia:olll:eiit7o,•tvnisgedutiersieof6t.Niirrrifielrh'.a.vs,s bric:inorit3tcl:i,i,tc n tql 11/ iiii l .a, i vrp l e ii: s ic i r o • : for ia : d u • , , p.o • 0 ;c ll.) , t o ial u i..i l s ii rbo li ns e sc. i iti i i o et t ,gleo i tiii i i t o o: t u ii n d : r : e ty 'r : ; : o t tic i r :; e • ~ t• 1: 'hint. a ie e regular, I° .t :i c t i., : a t 4 ) .i t t i l s l :4 i v tf ,0 1a : 11 : 1'11 e ta* . ' a :il l '''' : e • l 'l • o :v - t i l a iii v si ,o t iVid i e ( c i i'a i rk i ll i t l l i t t o l 'i t e: ';' : c i'll(!c i li r lrl' g 'i'olhlll:°:63t'*.''' : JLlStit,t..,.. 0 inrOliiiislp'n,':,,' n • - ... -:-...-," in oU.ONil'i‘tt.TE, iqr he oys, soon a French be co P n siti N e ed i la tel t v e , r c y t i l i d ' i :o e'lli' l e ::: n. s Pa: a tf i ll l a ' ri o 4•ll f ile t lf ; ; : e e Ft l l i r t e : ° : •tc'al3liti':C;l!l•;';:::::::;:,':' .be will go and. retake all these•colo i. ' 4 ' a inure . unwise and in-politic cletertitinitiolo.' ii tt l ni l le t a i t s ti t t.c t t e 39 nd to augment ecuses the tilic) B n tilt': 3sli°N"l.:%ll,'•iincli;c•l''',:'t' t w ie: it d c:lr ye on s i. t at e iticiii r;l is ay ar t i l i t c e ie g i co ‘ g ve rap m h u ic s a t l i. r ati' historical information , i i i n t f .r o i rth n at r io r : , , , : c or a h c e a ,iY :: .• : • • - .. • , 3:, 1 l'he; •1• • • • , • abool l ' ° genctit opinion was, that we tool , 1 1 ~.,,,, , n og. , r year` Pjso; but it now appears that 11 )3 ,`" , , .., ‘,vai : peilectiy erroneous: -We 1 •• • ' ti4t ill ' , , tAyepow done with the filonitor, 0 cannot. conclude this artiolo without n0ti 4. •` 4 ,1,, 1 cotto• - rOnunents of an Englilli Opposition 1' , 31 4r . ' 1 d i i . 1'1 . 6'1. in ' • L ', question. The Paper alluded to b e 3 . .„4, naturill '• 1 praising pt . ' (or, ti% e ''' • , y,wit .i ..-uoistArANTB .' t ' I I ti 4 16ne . . ' , , of the artierein the ,Ilioniiiigrt "Ill i ,'' te viler , that I - -)e neverputs himself'. in a pasilQ a .:'' o', n k ,: : % o: , t' p l ; e: y lg i e . co o l f o li . ..:, ~.. ~,. , , l'a4 .re ason On lii[ . Side; l - then ro .fts 't P. - • i 4 04, ' ' ' ‘Y it h klie-tlflOst simplici t y,gengb.irio' s'r"l:'l . ' , iti bt . . 'eltrtaining'itaivot--" Otte i.youlcl, (1)44.4'.'•11,1 ~setle. , l l'ons on the.: ttneas ' u . te3'-cei• , cfu r . a)ve rilrtiell • -' l ' 1 , ,-. o il , ' (4orue iioin,.• ''' • '''••• 'e _, 4,• •-•• • ~, ~,t c yri ••• ~ We pen Pt. a*.,.o.,,;(triosi•l Al" t o ., otie - Wdrild,', : ::...fii 9t111,,r....c.ari7‘..i4 ninru 0:-''':,:rfii'; such 38.9090 i.V1,3-• I.here,is ilidqed, in g'. ~,,, f wc`ihki'llol•':4l%l;cid' eri 6,3 in opinion L.ol"lii'l''' bet Wei,, ,- •14g- • ill,i)ra • .1 • L'• • . 4 ' , tedir azd our rutv•lLO:. • , k , (I 0, . , a :'-clticiti!”,icA: ,iliat : has been long r' 4 ` 11 . 3 ' .. 4 0 '' • . , l'e"Pli'-' , 9f this cnuntry, Lind whicb 11° ' '''''' vince l / 4 C, made a due itnpressionuPon th etu ' , . • • e .t • ' PultY, Duke of .Nroteritosv, and 1;311,1?:0:,1 il4 ''.lv‘ b t:.l !.. llA : i : l l (l : 2;:t. t ret :', l:Y ) i.eil ., ''.l l Cl7 : e vi:i;.v;lF:(l,ll.;..crie):(;:6an:iCl":,..4.-1.1":c1:1.:(11.111111c1:1L'Ai ,Alpf'3:riA:::Yllclitellstilliii'biirlide:::'4''':;4l:::f'':l‘.;it;itt:;'4i': st-tmplutuus dinner prth•idt;(l tor ti-x..,63. ii „ e fO tT ., Yesie'r'day iii•• .I.'itt/d.' plk4d on -I , + . 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D i to if , 10 0 Il io! hid ;vig ilant Mid .prumpt coudtl6,l." : t he , c , ,,,,, , ,tit their avv„r,...l 1 ; , es o f xeudezvll, 0,191,:el ~,u 3 . p •.t.. , ~,. •, ; „ i ' oil, 4 ,0 LI conspirators, and. .rnpat of • toe.',lj,,e liar I fro , ately tried and executed.' "Those w'' r * , ,, e nto 1 1 spared were c) diSposedo ' l it'' tq b P iott!l4' e 0 disturbing the 'public tiancpAllitY t r ',.` o b l it.t h tt , General bad issued an order' tio t, s y) ,. l „ ~itle,3 fs4 S'i l ianiqrdseshouid be perrnitted-tq.qr•'''fler fritty,„ , `l3l.fiilltowitl.' is ex t raaed fi•ol",.ll6.l,%falrY:pit oiz, 6); flit: Iwo convovapec;(lafaa . r . v ,0, 01)1 !,,i The Spaniiii army here is now Il d ` , 4 e petor and' we. lea'rn front deserters IltartaPG,n,,tiol!lo• flicted 15,000. .it is thought II -, c ;,11., , ai tY Wbo commands ••the Spanittrds, PM' int o(); c •f, i who,cothmancts the Eaglish ,tro°P s t iily, ,V, t it` lug, the enemy's position verk sPe' to ' ;l itqw - l '.l oiards were in 'notion to go ( ? I ' l. .railltPio. a6out,..ten "clays since, but tbeleYl,ll.b:•• ;0 their ariillery. Ivout inoirttli;-; :ri.? • r:(l ` .jici ' l been canitru,..:tvd acr'oil t,t;i!,10),..1,.:„51i •,,tff:,liil . separates the Bri.,,ish rt.dvooLc" ' 1 ,..,.N 1 J',-0.. Flet.idh• The 87th ret4itotliti,:,°'::, tli;:. 4 ' °, i, l'' 'LEN.N, -Who diitingaished hitio c'',..'ti,', rivoli , '• yatagord t, • are upon, tile bath 0 1 .b. , 0 , t i.f•c ,:s i t tin rcdro, w t,„ r „, i i, e -I)6ttp, P 4, ~, ~ ,; t. 11 ,General 1)()YLu i!.; atA...iiblaitar, a n. ,1 " ,, , i , 01 '.j'allmaiatel)'• The Curtei iolr'' , i I " ill . sittlnYs within the walls' of,Ca':'' ~ t e ., ''',, ‘ A t;entlenian wile hils 's : i ll) . i6 . ti'e,l ) .e. ' .`(''''' ' '.' ' ' Ilvd,.trprii iiiirnburgn, titi c ' ll , ) , ° ii;d 11° . ‘t, ) ;PC LIR. city :iS 1110 , 4 ,leiliOeiihl.e liti'; lr t the 1.‘6..:01 niorrator, DAVOUSt ; 110 3, I ,' l l j e .110 r, ~,,,ig duced to' iudig.4:3loe; Mid tllttt " I ' ol of t i r oSt i ptifpring-,and soluggling• . f i le . l iiiti il t Lill; 'ere C tn. ' riv' e ,' its: ttegociations,,but fears v‘ be ins' Al t. v i eft of the strong arty of .potve r th 7 o 31 1;; 1 - 0 ;,-,)( it. The Scnitte, accOraing.la ;,„1.,11.01ijoil• t 0 Coin, was dissoivrd, 'rhe weth-,..iii.ot. op strip , ical was, to cluninet)o-%;.°11 ' - war , • ~lii i tie' pr tlill 6 EilSip Ileptnoi,.. Old t of f,..tice been ci.mviOt:o of a dete4.3Pi r c f ot o. p l . 4 - 4 03 exe.:utea'bifore islcwgat. 1. 10 ' ~, f. ,4F-4bie.looving ,r,ti.ti. 'iie itt ii stieki - 1,1 u , t1.1" ( Y:t ,