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soldtgr by his Cele, in the act of re-
seran) horse from him. In all pro-
all be able to give a titUre authentic
s battle in our next, and therefore
sg the account through the various
lotion.
CM of Seurrier is of the first cause-
operations against Fort Bourbon,
otherwise assailable; and the re-
rnu gives all the facitities of
roops, Imo a direct communication
sl Buy, so that our future operations
on with but little interruption and
These positions being gained from
lima! reduction of the island rests
iinprt salon which we can make upon
id only reusainint, strong hold, Fort
thin may now be considered as en-
luted by our troops. General :Wait-
rmy having moved from Lamentin.
de Sac de -Colter, to point Negro ;
liderson, with his party, proceeded
Fort Royal Bay down to Cass N aviere,
a position on the heights above it;
Bourbon only that the enemy can
her defence; and be has there con-
hole force, now confined to regular
militia being.disbanded end sent
as. From deserters (a great many
rer to its from the first of our land-
14stouti that General Villara has
31004 of werisl:ii)„• under the rums
,over that' surrender it ; and Ansi
Officers with liar have sworn to
-This desperation has created much
tug his troops, and if the re-
nap to he depended on, a 'Hun-
ted itself attyiiiii them.
Cavity which prevailed when the last
Faitinique (the 6th there was
ty, that our preparatiu.ts fur a gene-
'e works would be ready in eight or
racy CIIIIUJU being at that time Lend-
lir, where the Ad mind mid several
with the ordnance tdiipt.„ Ivere at
ang• every exertion to forward the
mt., of the island are throughout at
not friendly to our seduetioto of it.
in any instance annoyed ut;r troop.,
e oquadion have sliewn great liospi-
greatedly supplied them with fruit,
•. Pierre's has not been either
mu-boned ; but the inhabitants have
to oiler a surrender. Our possession
object, utoil the reduction of Fort
winch it sill consociticnil) tail.
awed here tl:is day, running down to
artinique, heard a brisk ersiinonailin4
ay night, and saw a large lire in the
Timis the latest information from
but further particulars ale moment.
RIA L PARLIAMENT.

F Mum DAY, MARCH 20.
.e-..t was given by Commission to thy Ma-
s-tr Drawback bill, tS-!. Ir.sh 1547,!eNetra
km Bill, the Nagar Exp,arustion Hooray
lett, Bills. The (:u.-natilLioliers were the
Lord IValsiagtinin, and the Earl of Ay:n-
-it/I Or RIRILCVIIBRIONT C. A./VIALS.
ater and 'Horner were heart! fur the lit-span-
.; alter which the LORD tiyoNcr-.Lor.
tlip verdict of the Scut. h Court,
,tithe expenses which the Respondent bad
>fredinf:thin appeal.
Mr. WARD, Mr. EaTCOLInT, sod otillw*,
n the cm:onions the 31arine 'Matilly Dill,
Hills, wliirh %erre read* first titre.
and Lowcr Croats Trade Bill, and the .
upe Tradc Hill, were read a seroudlitne,-
• 11101 TOW

dOUSE OF IMONS.
she? ofthe ISiack Roil strummed the Illimse
Net*, 1., brat the nuyat Assent 7iven by
lirt•rin nil's. The irz•stit on his return,
tise that the Ituyal Assent bad mien to
ark 11111 Ihmaty Dills, the Mutidy Bill, the
rder Bill, and one Private
utiuy sin was 'teed a third time, and ar-
ts.
of Kr. C•LCRAFT, several Partin and
l! to the Ituyal Marines, we:. °ravers to hu
Dun.
1Z1.," the •Prope elute of the Gulden - line
inil he steed to the mune of the }tanager, fur.
ens rend a first time. _

five Port Rut was read • third time, &ad
•
Fishery Bill was read • this.) Case;
"Ng of tl.e Irish Voi.sinbles' Bill was de-
itith Cu the tat:. o: 11011.
.vN PoLslirought ill a Bill for the Beau.
!eat of PC.IIIIiIM. iu Navy litlier+ti IViduies,
a first tmse, mnJ us,:esed tube tradltseceed
Whim! Jailiratms Bill was marl a third

oh Duty till was road* tccua•l time, and
wetted teitmerow.
. brought up the Report of the Cinnmittee
IlerobitionA were a;rted to, and a Rill or.
ghat Ili accordingly.
WI into a Committee on the Tub tees. Rill ;
nosed Kopeks, and the Report was ordered
• 111Morru3
F.a D, purionnit to citici., row, to move for
he real official Value of all Goods and
yorted into, and expo' led from, Great Rid-
..irs, as ui.arly as the same can be made out,
period.
I, as these Acconnts,were only made up half-
II great delay would be experienced before
Ofhtel
r a u :lid, hewed, aware of the ditfienlty and
n late etrotwoo, ibat the Dow had not
t b), when a Right Hon. Gentleman, in the
, produced nu account upon which he had
wt: eh it "as impossible to contradict kiln,
had the Wert,' previously referring to it.
his mode of ptoceibire, as tearlhfg to cheek
red nothing of the kind world again occur.
dlernan's motion wassihNi agreed to, as was
e with respect to imposts to sad trua .4me-
t gave notice that he would on Tnes.lity sen-
a copy of the corresponderice between Sir
el Mr. Flare, releoive to t►e recital of the
•inii *pain.
JTnhls poitponed his motion, relative
going into a Committee, of which he
tees notice, to a future day.
; OF YORK'S R CSIGNATION.
ion that t should go into the
et:llion of the Minutia of Evidence