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+it •• of the flay. and conceived Katoneineat acre
at to Pat hatnent, that atonemeut had been made.
Ihe Ht. lion. Gent. concluded with proposing as
.n nineudinent, ge that it is the duty of the House
is maintain a salons guard over the purity of dee-
tic ; but considering, the intention to interfere in
die election of a Member of Parliament .had not
keen carried into criminal effect, the House Ones
bot comeive it necessary to come to a erinimating
resobition upon the subject".
Sir C. Patti: w isle'd to expres► his opi Mims, but
the cry for Questiun !" was so loud, that we
could only collect that be was ready to subset Ibe to
the opinion of the Secretary of State.
Mr. Tt vas LT rose amidst a general cry of Ties-
que.iien, and said he would nut have intruded
Ins opinion had it not been fur the new propo-
sition of the Secretary of State. The manner of
pr•ceediuy; was nupreceilented in Parliamentary
(page, anti he defied the Right lion. Gentleman to
point out an instance in which the Order of the
I buy u•as noosed in oppoJitiou to question.
;cnemlinetit proposed was a mere subterfuge
.4-t rid of this objection, and he trusted the
Iloose would not outrriiit to that which they would
ant do in another stogie. Although he did not wish
t•t press hard upon the Noble Lord Castlereagh,
it was isecessary to remark, that the Noble Lord
denied the fact alleged in the two first Resolutions,
yet he (Mr. Tierney) maintained, that by his own
confession lw was convicted of the offence, and ap-
peared before the House like a man 'brought up fur
judgment supplicatiug mercy. He concluded with
saying, that the Resolution of his Noble Friend
was a very moderate one, and he should not do his
duty if he did not vote for it.
Lord A. Haim:von said a few words in reply,
and the House divided, wheu there appeared—
For the otighial Qurstien
Against it
Majority hi favour of NfOiliteri
Another division theti took place upon the
Amendment of Mr. CANNING.
Fos. h
Against it 167
Majority
nuriag our exclusion from the Gallery, we un-
derstand another Amendment lens proposed to he
added to that of Mr. Canning, by Mr. W. WYNNE,
• That the House were confirmed in their opinion
by the regret earrewiett by Viscount Castlereagh
for his miss;onduet." This Ameutlment, however,
. was negatived without a Jirl.ion.
PAWL, tMENTART RETORNI.
Mr. MADIWCIIS gave notice of his intentiogi on
Friday se'nnight, to more fur ■ Committee 44 the
whole House, to tale into euurideration the pro-
riety of eternity ig witnesses upon the conduct of
Ministers in obtaining the return of Members to
the House of Commons.
Adjoarufal at FOUR OTIOCg.
MNNefriNNUANNENMUR
ITJHEIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FROM TR!: DUTCH PAMIR,

Pleats, arms 18.
&nee the intelligence received bt the Telegraph,
that Their ;Majesties arrived at Strasburgle, on the
ISth, at five in the morning ; no other accounts
have been received from Gormatly than the fol-
lowing :
The Archduke Charles has adtablirheri his Staff
and head-tinarters at Lititz, and commandr to
rhief the army, a hick is ordered lo attack Bavaria.
The letter which the Prince has ?rat tit the Gene-
va! commanding the French army in Bavaria, is to
the following purport :
" Areertling to a Declaration of His Majesty the Em-
peror of Asstria to the Linperur Napulems, I hereby notify
to the General-inl:hief of the French Army, that I haws
seemed orders to advance with the troops under asy,rota-
stand, and to treat as curtsies all who shall make oppositios.
From ow Head-quarters, CHARLES, General"
A pril 9, ling.
The Court of Bavaria is preparing to leave Mo-
- nich for Augsburg. The King has given the cont-
inent' of the forener place to General Oweod ;
that of the latter to General Yon Itohne.
• The French General of Artillery, la fdartineu,
is commandatit of the town and citadel of Wont-
burg, which is placed in a state of defence, and
well provisioned. The military road from Bastedt
by Pforzliurn, Wachingen, Camistadt; and Guip-
/reagent. Ulin is, as et were, covered w.th troops
nu their march to Baratta. A part of the Impe-
rial Guard arrived at Stra.itterg nu the I.2the nod is
proceeding on its march into Gerutany.—llorter-
dem Courant, April U.
sultsterorr, APRIL 14.
We every ta-mient etpect here account. of the
raninseucciiiritt of Irate:ones. Ttw, atalk 1/01T1
Vienne however, ore poi arrived.
Thellsvaireeei troops NM destributcd in finer di.
visions, each of twclee ttionsauel men ; the 'list of
which locomen-aided by the lionelitery I'r: nee, and
the others by the Generals 41. re‘l.. :PA ituglotich.
pr of vie state etehieves, a, i.elit'r valuables,
have lIVP‘I rcoboved from Munich to Landau.
A Officer, Cois..t de 'Lein, has passed
through tins city, oa his wey to Strishur4. 11.1 the
7th rust. the thvisiion ef Gen. llamas. which was la".
1.-mttied Hanover, 7400 strong, orith ',boo
horses, rece, veil orders to break up, and it'll math-
stely off, taking the road to Cassel ; AO
&tat shirr arc no 1ern,,,,-er any French troops hp that
' rtapti!fc.

Tree l'rince of Neufchatel feßerthicr) arrived on
inst. at Carlwrialie, end has proceeded
• ,e army with a large retinue taking the road by
►lonan. I/A APILIL W.
Aecuriing, to accounts from Frankfort hostilities
have begtti,, en 4 the Archduke Charles his the
shier co.nruauil of the army of butivutia and Upper
Austria.
Other amounts, however. sat, that the Pr

e_
will corrintemites particular nrniy, hut direct the
motions of the whole Austrian force ; which,
ever, considering the great extent pf territory
which t occupies, is not vrry probable.
l'ire Archduke John has the command of the
troops in Carinthia and Carstiol.i.
The Prince of Neufchatel (Herthier) left Saltz-
burg on the ittli, with the.lutendaut.Clctieral and
their train. '1 hey are gone to Ulm, and thence to
Munich, where, we are assured, the Euspemv Ia
every moment expected.
The Prince rkt Neufchatel, before bis departure
.from Strasburg, received an express, with intell:-
genre that the Austrians had been repulsed. It is
"Jded, that lie immediately transmitted thi: infer-


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