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London, England, 1807-04-30 00:00:00

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Report, but still it is tot ostensibly the *t a
Minister friendly to inquiry. The Committee.
which is estinguished by a Dissolution. may sot be
revived with the same powers, or re-composed of the
ame materials. Besides, the party accused has
roe to cover his weak points. and perhaps ull i-
rately idea the ends of justice. Much valuable
Fick is thrown upon this subjeA by Viscount Ho-
'deg, is his address to the Eleftors of the Co city
of Northumberland, *igen in our preceding page.

Extract of a letter from Hamburg. dated 17th
April, 1807 P. S. I must inform you of a little
news:—A few days ago, most part of r.ur remain-
ing soldiers left this place ; and some more this
molning, so that we have not more than one bun-
cl;ed men now here, who are earring and execrating
that robber lloNAe A ars. A Captain from Hol-
land has given me his confidential assurance, that if
the English would land with 50,000 men, he and
his company would join them ; and that in f^ttr-
teen days they might collect an army of 50.000
more. On Monday last, when about eleven hun-
dred men left this town, they were obliged to bind
them together, and stow them in waggons. We are
now in great hopes of being unisins.'ed; for at pre-
sent we are kept like bears "

Some Letters bays been received in tnwn from.
Rotterdam, dated the 23d last. It appears that
King Laws has likewise deemed it prudent to
anticipate his Cmoscription t and what the Dutch
seem to feel more, to anticipate the Taxes. Thine
two measures have excited' vest discontent in Hol-
land.

Sir FaANCas Bugvarr, is an Address to the
Ilettors of Middlesex. has declared hi, intention to
withdraw himself from Parliament, until is the re.
dress or regeneration of the country." • •
The friends of Sir Sauces. 11000 have withcliawa
him from the contest for Westminster.

%Vu. Gossips. Esq. left "own last night for
Worsens's.

Earl Foatasens left town, yesterday morning,
for DevonsHre. _ _

Vise Aunt li.sataaro• left town, yesterday, for
Ilarns,speo, in Drvon, to canvass tor that Llor,ogh.
Viscount FaLWINTOIIII left town, yesterday, for
Salisbury. to canvass that city.
Sir Joss Fa tossing has declined standing for
the aunty' of %wry. .
Mr. Valetas. late Member for/Yorkshily. will be
probably solicited to stand foe Westniincter.
It will be observed. the Marquis Wst.Last.av
attended His Mansvv's Levee yesterday. This, no
doubt. will be the cause of various reports and con-
;retorts s but we have it from the best authority,
that it wits merely to pay bis resFedts to His M it•
JIMIT T.

Ns. Waassaat dam sot stand for Norfolk.
The Ifon. Colonel tlvorrour. of the Yd Guards,
rid Mr. Catcaarta, it is said, are Candidates for
Rochester.

A prcmotio■ of Flag Officers, and also of Masters
and Comirrianders to the rank of Rost Captains, will
take place in the course of the ensuing month.
Mr. G. W. Tisettusson, we understand, starts for
Barnstaple, in the loom of Mr. Wm. Ti TlDie wixo
declines.

Colonel WOOD and Mr. CL►rpaans are spoken of
Candidates for the county of Middlesex, with
Mr. MELLISH and Mr. Brno.

Letters were received at Prince of Wales island,
the latter cad of June, from Malacca, w. ich State,
that a vessel had arrived there from Batavia, with
as aecount that Admiral li awnings was lying in
the Roads, with four sail of .the hoe and a frigate;
and that a 74, compn.-ing a part of his sq-,2adront
bad been lost near Bantam ; crew saved. They
also state, that a violent distemper WAS raging at
Cherihnn, which had swept of several thousand: of
the inhabitants.

The accuracy of the account, in the French and
German Papers, stating. that Admiral Duc IWORT
had repassed the Dardanelles, Without having ac.
-omplished the purpose for which he appeared
lure Conaantinople, is much qt:estioned in the
Weal circles. It is confidently stated, that in.
igence of a later dote has bore received,
it.h gives quite.a different colour to the result of
proceedings of* the. British Squadron before the
Lrlsish Capital. Aciirding to these accounts, Ad•
iral DUCKWORTH dad r.ot repass the lbudanelles
ail he had cffeCted every important obit& of his
isiiou. • .
We copied yesterday a pas agraph horn a Morn.
station unit the Report of the Committte
Finance. which was ready to be presented to the
iuse of Commons, at the moment ye Prorogation
ik place, on Mouday, announced that a sum of
,1601. had been applied by a late Paymaster to
own use, and that this fact came to tote know-
Ise of his Colleague, vita RIGHT Howoutisate
antes Rosa, who did not give any directions to
clerks en the subject.—Mr. Roes has taken
est oliencs at this representation, which is ;his
:iticed by him in a Feint of this day
This charge is of too scrititga a nature to pzrmit
e Gentleman, whom cbmactor is thus aspersed,
be satiafii:if with a refutation in a newspaper ;
are authotised to Assert, that it will be made a
titer of legal investigatiorf,' if it shall be found
be cognisable is at, out tof Law. In the mean
le, it is thought right to st ate. that the facts, as
ipiicable to Mr. Iliac, are utterly false. Mr.
)$a was never the Colleague of the Paymaster
the Force: al!uled to in that situation. The

ansaßion in question he newer heard a syllable
hoot, till after he had rt:ived from the duties of
at 01Ece; when (after reproving the clerk. whose
.
ny was to have mash; the communication while
was in office) he gere she advice that appeared to
,•11 to be proper on the occasion. These circuits-
toms will be found in dm Minitel of the Com-
use ; bow tar they agree wish what it is alleged
in the Report of the Constoktligo may Oreafter bs
I,s!sjea of inquiry."

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