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HOUSE PEERS,

TUESDA'ip ji A Ntl ARY 13.

The -Bishop of chichept.cr took the Oaths and his
Seat.
In•the Appeal, Page F.4ld Others v. Hamilton and
.Others, Mr. Richards,was heard for the Respondents.
—Farther conitideration deferred tilLto-morrow.

The Exchequer Bills Bill was read.n second time,
and committed for.to-r.morrow.
Bowyer's Lottery Bill was read a second time, and
committed to a Private Committee for Thursday.
Adjonrned.till to-.morrow (this day).

ROUSE .OF COMMONS,

TUESDAY, JAN. 13.

Mr. Johnstone, from the Office of the Chief Se-
Aretary for Ireland., gave in at Bar a .Return of
the Imports and Exports of that. Country for the
year ending the sth January, 1806. ,
Mr. ByNo-brought up the Report °lithe Stratford-
le-Bow Water-Works.--Leave given to bring in a
Bill pursuant to said Report. .
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be discharged. After the Motion had been agreedto,
Mr. SWAN was about to make some observations
in support of postponing the hearing of this Petition
to some day subsequent to.the loth inst. (not aware
that the Order for that day had been discharged);
Ndeo
The SPEAXER apprized the Honourable Member
that the House had already determined upon- a more.
distant day, and that the question now before it
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whether that day should be :the 2ith 'January.—
Ordered that said petition be taken. into consideration
nu the ri.ith inst. at a quarter before four o'clock in
the afternoon.
On the motion of Mr. VANSITTART the House
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Committee being previously empowered to receive a
Clause to make good deficiencies, The Bill
went through the committee., and the clauses being
introduced and agreed to, on the motion of Mr.
Hobhouse, it was ordered that the Report be re-
ceived to-morrow.
On the question of adjournment being put, the
Honourable WELLESLEY POLE said, that he wished
to premise the notice he was about to give with one
ot unnecessary observation. When a Is;roble Lord
(Lord Folkstone) yesterday gave notice of his in-
tention to submit to that House, upon Monday
se'noight, a Motion for, printing the Oude pa-pets,
be (Mr. Pole) conceived that the motion was
meant to be general; and that all the papers re-
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to, would be printed. He has however since learnt,
that after he had left the House, the Noble Lord,
in answer to a:question put by one of his Majesty's
ninisters, had expressed his intention of moving
that three papers only, Nos. 3,4, and 5, rela-
tive to, the Oucle, charge, be printed. This did
not appear to him to be quite a fair proceeding' to-
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charge. Understanding, therefore,-the Noble Lord's
notice to sand for such atnotion, he should now
give notice that be would, upon the same day, move
tor the printing of all. the papers- concerning that
charge, not meaning by. ;this to anticipate• the de-
•Cisioo of that
,House upon the Noble Lerd's motion,
but thinking that if-that was ao-reed.to, it would be'
expedient to take the sense of the House upon this
ako.---Adjourned.

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LONDON,

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1807.

No further accounts have been received respeaing
pumos Ayres. We have already stated that the Spa-
nish Ship El Cupedo, which was taken by the Phoenix,
left Monte-Video on the 13th September; at that
time no suspicion of such an event as the re-cap-
ture of Buenos Ayres existed there. We trust,
therefore, that the British Government are still
in possession of that Most important conquest,
though from the very extraordinary length of time
which has elapsed since any dispatches were re-
ceived from our Commanders in that quarter, it is
impossible to say what events may have occurred,
or to pledge ourselves to the Public against any
change or unforeseen circumstances that May have
arisen. We can only rest ourselves upon the
mown -established courage and. 'perseverance of
pur Troops, and upon the aatvity, zeal, and
exertion, of our • Government, which has never
ceased, from the period that the Conquest was first
qfficially notified to us. , . .

•
•WF feel it to be our duty to lay befpre our Rea-
ders the various reports whiCh 're'ach us from the
Pontipent., although they may not appear to In, de.

wring of credit. Not at single week: has elapsed
since the French crossed, the Oder in which we
have not received accounts of a decisive battle having
been fought, in which the advantage has been given
sometimes to one and sometimes to the .other.--
A Gentleman v%•ho arrived from Holland yesterday,
declared, that before he sailed he qaw in a Dutch
Paper of the Bth, an account of a dreadful Battle
having been fought on the Vistula, in which the
French were ultimately defeated with great slaugh--
ter.—This account does not stand upon better autho-
rity than any of the former ones, and therefore 'we
do not think it deserving of credit. It is very, im.
probable that an account of the defeat of the French
should appear in a Dutch Paper.

WE have thia..Day continued
,our Extracts from
the Foreign Papers : an article-from Konigsberg, re-
ceived at Altona the 18th ult. states, that the QUEEN
OP PRUSSIA had fallen a victim to a nervous fever;the
consequence of the agitation and •dejecnon winch
had resulted 'from the dreadful calamities Which ,her
family- andl country • have suffered: This. Melancholy
report was preceded by-an.account of HER NiAjESTYS
indisposition, which had. been mentioned atierlin-
.
We. have no other authority, but weareapprehen-
sive that the report is well-founded. Such a circum-
stance may -Well be ekpeEted to be a subjea of exul-
tation to BoNArAnTE, after his unmanly attack upon.
the unfortunate aueen, whom, according to all ac-
counts, he had ‘no, reason to condemn but fdr her
attachment to her Royal Consort and .the interests
of Prussia: .

Yesterday His MAJESTY, accompanied by the
PRINCESSES, Earl •MACCLESFIELD, Lord ST. HE-
LENS, Colonel' WHATITAYI, &C. took an airing on
horseback by Cranbourn.

The ROYAL FA MI LY came to town to-day, and it
is expetled they will, remain till Friday se'nnight.
. Mr. MuNßoe, one of His Majesty's Messengers,
sailed on Monday morning troth Harwich, in the
Prince of "Wales Packet, for Heligoland, with dis-
patches for Lord HUTCIIINSON.
I.resterday,a Court of Dire&ors was held at the
East India House, when the ship Lady Castlereagh
was taken up fora voyage to Madras and Bengal, to
carry out goods for mdividuak She- is ordered to.
sail to Gravesend the 7th Feb. stay there 30 days,
and be in the Downs the 15th of March. Captain.
MURRAY, of the Devonshire, for Bombay, and Cap-
tain TIM3RILL, of the Taunton Castle., for China,
were sworn into the command .of their respthive
ships.—The Court adjourned At .six o'clock itill this
day. •
A Vessel is arrived at Bristol from St. Andero's,
bringing letters from Spain, of a date subsequent to
the advices received from LiSbon by 14 days, Which
make no mention of the recapture of Buencis Ayres.
This is en additional circumstance for the disbelief
of the previous accounts. ,

The Dublin Papers to the 9th, received yesterday
morning, all concur in stating, that the reports of
meetings, for treasonable purposes, in the counties
of Cork,:Carlow, &c. are wholly destitute of foun-
dation'.

• -
The. General, court-Martial, which lately sat at
Chelsea 'Hospital on Captain DAVIS, liar closed its
proceedings. , The sentence, however, will not trait,
spire until sanaioned bv 'HIS MAJESTY.
The Message of the French Senile, in au swer to one
from the Usurper, is one of the most servile corn-
positionslhat ever .issued from .the, prostituted Re-
presentatives (if such they maybe called) Of a deL
graded people. Among-other instances of servile
udnlation they tell their ferotious Tyrant that 'his
'wrath is f` • more terrible than the storms of the
Ocean," That it may be more terrible td 111614'i-each
egop!e will be easily .admitted, beeauselhey Might
escape from those.:storms, but none • within the
reach of BONAPARTE could hope to escape from
his deadly vengeance. This abed Senate, how-
ever, have not shewn much policy in their adula-
tion, in reminding their Tyrant of the Ocean, since
it. affords an insurmountable check upon his .ani-
bition,• and presents to him the •scene of :British
superiority. _ , • • _ • -

. .
It would be mere mockery of the French- Ruler
to Make an application to. him for his participation
in any attempt to put 011 eud to Slavery, conSider-
ing the condition of his &Yed s,. and that or-the
people in every country under his coniroul. •
It has been in'sinuatedr that thernmoursagaiPst
CATALANI and her husband arose from the 'Comic
Fatlion of the Opera, who are jealous of .W
ties "; but as the husband of thth. Singer is said. to
be a Member of the Legion of Honour, and was
nearly conneaed with .BoNArAwrg, he mighLrea-
sonably be -considered as an objea' of -suspicion,
however satisfactory to Government the result. of
an inquiry might prove The person in question,
according to report, made such an ostentatious pa-
rade of his military rank under the French Ruler,
while he was in Lisbon, that the Government 'of
the country thought it necessary to lnterfere; un-
willingas it is to. do any thing that might tend to
provoke the resentment of . France.
Mrs. LUDLAM, according to the account ,pf a
Morning Ri-per, is not actually the wife of the u-
-fortunate Gentleman whose name she has aisurried,
but of a Gentleman named 1-4xnEasoN,. from
whom she was separated • some "years ago, PpOn
the ground of an improper intercourse betwepii-her
and a Northern Baronet.

Yesterday, at 7Hick',i Hall, a true bill was -fOund.
against Jean Baptisti Lous Barrieuliet, the Swiss 'set-,
vant to the Earl of CAl...nos. It is expe&ed that
the trial will conic on next Friday.
Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, be-
fore the Right Hon. EDWARD Lord ELLENBoRouon,
Lord Chief Justi4!, &c. in and afte'r Hilary Terni,
.4807.: