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London, England, 1808-02-02 00:00:00

ARMY..

. Mr. WINDUAM moved for several returns re-
Mire to the Army of the ,United Kingdom, for
i:•'YQ7: ill which were severally ordered.
Me. ROSERT WARD gave notice, that he
ivaula move the Army Estimates on 'Monday
.rbe :une Gcr.t!eman brought up the Report of
tt
Committee of Supply, the several Resolutions
whi,:h were road and agreed to..
• The Art;,UtE,R gale notice, that to-morrow,
thr, 4i/A day for considering the Election
'..setiievw; he Should count the House at half past
.4442 t,
• After'4atue rwaverssition between Lord Heury
Vtly, livid olkoitoue, and the Chaim:odor of
tissi-Rutiniqtier, the latter Right lion. Gentleman
it/P" to ViftPnae 111°Vilig the Orders of Council
in tia,Comioittce of Ways and Means to Friday
upat,,,lind :Lord Folkestone postponed his motion
relative AO the Ou:le Charge, until Tuesday se'u-
itiglat.—Adjoarned.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2.
The Supplementary State Pci.eis, respecting
Russia, were laid. last night, before The House of

Camomile. They commence on the 30th of Au-
gnat, sad earl on the 9th of November last. As
we give a faithful copy of them, we have only room
for as index to their content.. On the 30th of
August Lord G. L. Gowsa, our Ambassador at
St. l'eterslinrgli, nipiested from the Rus►ian Mi
Miter. General Beoncau, a communication of the
Secret Amick% at Tibet, and General BCD3ERG
admitted that there were Secret Articles ; and fol-
lowed this avowal with a Note, stating that the
Emperor of Rossi t had just heard. " that England
had made propositions as derogatory to, as incom-
patible aith, the dignity of every iudependent
power, and that upon the refusal of the
Royal of Da:intim to accede to a pretemiox
so exteabrdinar;-,- the English fleet had taken

a position which evidently announced inten-

Sons !sonde towards Denmark."—To this Lord
II L. Gowtat replied, that the English Go-
vernment were in possession of positive date,
that left no mom to doubt the intention of
Francs to avail itself of the Danish fleet, for the in-
vasion of the British isles. Mr. Secretary Cam-
'vino, in • letter to Lord G. L. Cowrie, dated
Sept. 7, approves his Lordship's conduct, and
Ogee, as the only conditions upon which the media-
tion of Russia could be accepted,
tat, Maio* communication of the Articles of the Trait y
of Tilly secret as well rs wowed.
*My, A distinct explauutina of th, basis upon which
• which appcartil to flub In,.
suit honourable.
Lord G. L. Gowsa avowed
the Eiqlish Government
, and Mr. CANNING, in a
Sept. asserts, that they had
Portugal of the use that
Danish fleet, and urges
ivarrel between Denmark
however, to the receikt

was sueceeded.by
refused to communicate
was soon after succeeded
rho is represented by Lord
re unfriendly to England.
October, he states, that
said he would nut be a; .
consequence.; and in a sub's.-
- that after the affront Den-
the losses she had sits-
for Thesis to interfere.—
. deusaisded the reasons fur
toicate the Secret Articles of
Do satisfaction, a result
growing:aflame' of Franc, :
1./eclitration, which
wean England slid lttetsia..
correspondence the only ae-
the secret articles of Tlsit,
Ammo, who said go there
way concerned the interest~
appears, however, that the at-
- the real cause of the hos-'
ofitussia against this country. •

itt our power to contra-
ek.l in several of the
10. of Ali' Njerty's rloop
tleaCktafieet Sarkis, on the
`, liarlAA ea Saturday.
ilistseased *tate, basing beep on

tioo Russia could lw sec
rioTaribur commun.:sum
of TIM, war r well es twos
.eiallyac A 4bnisrt ognoation
name roan to treat, aid
perri girjery at 'Mat so just
In the mean time, Ler(
the principles on whisk th
had attacked Denmark ; •
leper, dated the loth Sept
positive information from I
via to betawale of the I
Russia to make up the qui
and England. Previous,
of this letter, General Bun
Count SOL, 11.01,F, .shot
the jvteret articles, eed he
4lpy Court Rom AllllOl/, viii
G. L. Gov.- v teas atill more
lld leis letter of the lot of
Ilor.s-sow had sa
swenible for the coaserint
giant one df the efith.
mark had received, and t
tamed, it was impossible fa
!rival ;. L. Gower then el
the refusal to cominuoica
Wsit, but could receive
eltheimputela Co the rot
and then followed the Rae
*closed fqe scene between
In- the eourit• of this corn
mission with respect to.the
vian made by (iciterol Bus
were seint, which in no we]
at of England." It appears,
tack tarot lie:.inark wee tF
tile determination Of/Innis
Ir- .
Ve are happy tohart
a.
lift a paragraph which,
pap**, al-Amu:icing the los
of tear the .:ales, nu thee
inch ult. for she strived.
-*berth a very dist:ogee
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