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London, England, 1807-03-12 00:00:00

TUE SENTENCE.

Upon the re-admission of strangers, the Judge
Advocate react the 'aentence, which, after the usual
Preamble, stating
.The time at which the Court
commenced, the names of the Members, and the
Charge against the Prisoner, concluded in the
following terms-:---7
4, The Court is of opiniol that the parses have been

proved against the Captain Sir Home ropha-rt :—That
the withdrawing, without orders so to do, the whole of any
Nayal Force from the place where it is clireacd to beerriployed,
and the employing it in distant operations against the enemy,
more especially if the success of such operations should be.
likely to prevent its speedy return, may be attended with the:
most serious inconvenience to ;fie public service ; as the suc.,
cess of any plan formed by his Majesty's Ministers for opera-
tions against the enemy, in which such naval force might
be included, may, by such removal, be entirely prevented.
And the Court is further of opinion, that the conduti of the
said Captain Sir Home Popham, in the witht'a•twing the
whole of the Naval Force under his command from the Cape
of Good Hope, and proceeding with it to the Rio de la Plata,
war highly cm:serail( ; but, in consideration of circumstances,
doth adjudge him to be ONLY SLIIERELY itErRIMANDED,
and be is accerdingiy severely reprimanded."

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11.

His Royal Highness the the Duke 'of .SUSSEX,
Earls KIbiNOUL, LONGFORD and MANNERS, atd
Lord Viscount DUNCAN, took the oaths, and their
seats.

Counsel were heard in the Appeal Cause, Millie
r. White • to proceed again on Monday.
In a Committee on the Sierra Leone Company
Bill, several amendments were introduced, on the
motion of Lord AUCKLAND, who described the na-
ture and effeel of the same, and agreed to by:their
Lordships.—The Report to be received to-morrow.
Lord GRENVILLE gave notice, that in consequence
of what took place yesterday, relative to the com-
munication from the Judges of the Court of Session,
touching the Bill now before their Lordships, he
should submit a Proposition to the Rouse on that
subje& to-morrow.
The Report of the Committee of Privileges-re-
speeling the Howard' de Walden Peerage, was or-
dered to be received on Friday.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
I.VEDNESDAY, MARCH 11.

A Report from the Yarmouth Committee de-
dared the Sitting Members duly eleEted.—An or-
der was made for reprinting the Proceedings of the
Court Martial which tried Colonel Cawthorne jn
1796.—The House, in a Committee of Supply,
voted Various sums ibr Printing Parliamentary Pa-
pers ; for the expence of the Civil Establishments.
in several Colonies ; Improvements in the High-
lands of Scotland, &c. _ _

A conversation of some length took place on
the Report of the Assets Bill ; which was opposed
by Mr. EYRE and Mr. DAVIS GIDDY ; and sup-
•perted by Mr. SIMEON and Mr. Rosco
Mr. NicnoLsoN CALVERT opposed thlf*Bill:
Mr. MARTIN and the SOLICITOR-GENERAL ad-
duced a number of cases to shew the propriety
and justice of the measure.
The Report was then received, and the Bill Was
ordered to be read a third time as this day se'n-
nigh t. •
The Royal Navy Asylum Bill went through
a Committee of the whole House; and the Orders
of the Day being disposed of,- the House adjourned.

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LOIVDON, •
THURSDAY, MARC/1 19, 1807.

YESTERDAY the trial of Sir Hone POPFIA11•COI1-•
cluded ; the Court were of opinion that the Charges
were proved, and that Sir IL PoPHAm should be se-
verely reprimanded. The remainder of the trial
and the sentence are given at length in our preced-
ing columns.

SOME French Papers arrived last night of a late
date. They contain some Accounts from the Army
in Poland of the toth ult. They relate merely to
some promotions which BONAPARTE has made, and
give no information whatever relative to the positi-
on of the Army. These Accounts are 'dated at
Eylau, from which it is intended that It should be
inferred that the French still remained in possession
of the Field of Battle;but this is dire&ly contra-
dicted by other Accounts which have reached ns,
and which state the French Army to be.on its re='
treat to the Vistula.. •
LETTERS have been received from a person of
consideration at St: Reterburgh, which contain some
further particulars of the Battle of Eylau than have
yet been published in this Country.—BoNAPAßTE's
Guards, it is known, were amongst theiroops that
attacked the centre of the Russians: ..they went
into battle about 1200 strong, and only one Officer
and thirteen men remained after the iaion. The
• French Reserve was ordered to advance to the at-
tack of the Russian Centre : they refused, and
were ordered to be fired upon by one of the French
Divisions. They returned the fire, and several:were
1 killed an both sides.

Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, the Royal Fa—
mily arrived in town from WinclAor. At two o'clock
His MAJFSTY held a private Levee,,at which the tbl-
lowing presentations took place:—
Mr. Srjeant Heywood, Lieut. Lind, Earl jersey, General
Ile wett,e Mr. Plunket, Lord Elphinstone; Mr. Stanley,Chief
iustice of the Prince of Wales's Island, when his Majesty-
was graciously pleased to confer the honour of _Knighthood
upon him, and he is now Sir Edward Stanley; Mr. P. S.
Goodai, Sir Charles Morgan, on coMing to his title, Mr.
Dawson; Lieut.-Governor Nugent,ind Lieut.-Gen. Stanwix.
Lieutenant Colonel DRINKWATiK laid before His
MAJhsrY, the 4th Report of the Commissioners of

thcWry Inquiry, and the. Final Report on the
liarraci• Department.
Her MAJESTY Will hold'a Drawing-room, to,clav,
at St. James's Palace. •

INDIA HousE.—Yesterday a Court of Dire&tors
was held, when the under-mentioned. Commanders
took leave of the Court previous to departing for
their respetaive destinations, viz. The Cozats, Capt.
JAMES HAY, for China dire& ; the Lady Castle-
reagh, Captain Tuoutas G. MURRAY, for -Madras
and Bengal.
Extra& of a-Letter from an Officer on board one
of the Ships composing the Rochefort' Squadron,
dated Rochefort, Feb. 23.—" I am sorry to acquaint
you with the loss of the Atalanta, of 16 guns,
Lieut.SOLTKER, on the
.Isle of Rhe, on the tOth of
February; 30 of the crew were made prisoners, and
the retnainder picked up by one of our in-shore Fri-
gates. On the iith one of our Cruizers saw three
men hung on board a French, Frigate in Bourdeatm
River—we conclude it was for mutiny. A ConvOy
of Vialuallers, with provisions for the Squadron, ar-
rived this day, aid Conimodore KEATS hoisted his
broad pendant."