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course, not of suspended warfare with her 5 but that
can never be expeCled, till we fhall have est abli;hetl
the proof, that im insirnment sin, can employ will
avail for the reduelion of the power or the resources
'of this Empire. • '
The Gallery ova; then cleared for a division, when
the numbers appelred
For, the Second Reading -4,
Against it 94

Majority for Ministerq -

-r 120

While strangers were excluded, another division
look place updu the question, that The Bill he com-
mitted this day (Friday).
For the Question - - . - . 147
.Against it - - .
. __ _ • _ . _

Mr.7SHERID4N, finding the determination of
the House to be, that the continuation of the De-
bate on this important' Bill should proceed in, the
Committee to-morrow, gave notice, that he should
postpone his notice for Paper;, with regard to Swe-
den, to Tuesday next, Monday being occiupled by
Lord Folkstone's Motion concerning Oude.,,
Adjourned at HALF PAST Tln this morning.

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Tuts morning the Cottenburgh • Mail due on
Wedne'sday arrived, and We are sorry to say it
,affords us an additional . proof of the blind snlatnis..
sion of the Court of Pctersburgh to the Will Of. .
,
BITONAi'ARTR. The zmperor ALEXANDER has, in
obedience to the .commands of the French 'Ruler,
declared. War against Sweden, and when the last
advices left Gotteuburgh (Feb. t t.).th); the Russian
and Danish Ministers were about to (iuit Sweden.
There is:fitrong reason to believe that the French
General tAUL:INCOURT was the bearer of BUOlsift-
, ,
PARTE'S orders to the Lanperor ALE,NAtintia to comMit
an aEt which must be as injurious to his interests as
it is derogatory to his honour. Ic is: a singular, but
art indisputable fact; that .BUONAP.ARTP, very seldom
commits a serious injury without accompanying it
with the most cruel insult. It was not sufficient for'
BpONAPARTH to force the Emperor of RusstA to
violate all his • engagementi with the King of
SWEDEN, and to
.forfeit the good opinion and affix-
tion of his own subjeas,,but he thought it 'necessary,
in order to complete the degradation of ALExAtinga,
'that Gen.Csair.tycoOßT; the 'Man employed to, ,seize
tho Duke IY.ENonteN immediately before'the murder
of that gallant Prince, should be the bearer of his
orders!' If Plivate 4ettershoWever May be depended
upon, CAumtstijourtl. was.also instritaed to demand
the Sister of the ENREIOR of RUSSIA in marriage,
for BUONAIIARTE, who, according to report, is soon ,
to be divorced from Joszeitusi. It is also added,
.1
the Princess expressed the utmost horror at the pro',
posal but if the demand be persisted in, we stip.
pose it be complied with.

YESTERDAY Lord SIDMOUTR brought forward
Inc Motion respe6ting the Fleet, and, alter
a very long discussion, it was negatived by a majo-
rity-of 10.5 to 51. Previous toLord Srnmotnn's
Motion, a Conversation tool: phice upon a MOtion of
Lord GRENVILLC for the predation of some Papers,
and, on. LI division, Ministers were left in a minority
of mine, the numbers being for the Motion 47,
against it 38. The division was quits unexpe6ted,
and it k not unwortlly of, notice, that of the 47
votes in favour of.the Motion, Sl.O were Proxies;

E Opposition Write.rs have made,a very inge-
nious cliscovery, tivhiU appears to afford them very
great satisla6tion, and that is, that some differ-
ences subsist bet Ween the Members of :the pre-
sent Administration'. Zt wonld certainly boa subieEt
of triumph to the Pairkgs of the soil to sae the
Councils .of the Country distraEted at this awful
crisis ;, but, untorionately .for them, this,most im-
portant discovery has not iligiltost foundation in

The Russian Ainbassador and suite sailed on ,Wed,..
nesdoy, from Dover for ,Cidak. a

• A proposal has been made, by Government, to the
boat-builders at Dover, for building • as many fiat-bot-
tomed boats as they could possibly complete within
the space of six weeks.

MT. CANNING waited on the KING, on Wednes-
day, and had an silldiellet) of his MAJESTY--a cir-
cumstance of which the Opposition have availed
thernseivev.to make it the foundation of some very
ingenious surmises and curious reports:

The first Stone of the Monument in- honour of
Lord NULSONi watt to:be laid ott Monday lot:, at
Dublin, by -114 Gra4 the Lord Lieutenant. The
Garrison and Yeonioury Were to attend, and the
Whole Al'll9 expeacd to be a magnificent apOtacle.
The silvts from the Castle- to Sackviile-street.weito
to be lined with troops. The Nobility and Gentry
Who have subscribed to this natiorial memorial We er
to be present, as well as the Lord Nrayor,-
Men, and :Corporation. The Monomerit is to he 3
simple column 188 feet iu height, 'and
appearance to that called l'oMpey's in Egypt,
siturned near the. scene- of one yf Opt 114.i9yrioils
•
11!..ro's most splendid, viciodot.