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prodeet ion of those papers, be Tpight perhaps be al-
I.,wed to newts :ininediately forlhe circular letters
of Ciie Catholic Committee and Mr. Secretary Pale.
Ho wished to know if it was the intention of the
Chancellor of the Exchequer to move ter any oth,r
ciocoment necessary to the elucidation of the sub-
The CnAectia.t,ott • of the EXCHEQUER had no
objeelion to the proposed Motion.' He did not ii:-
ten,! immediately moving for any other papers con-.
ri..PAl'd with the suejeCi. •
Mr. WARD said, he would move for this papers
fee ant. s.inti,(, prim
had named, 1 pores the motion of
which he bad given notice, for web other papers as
, • might appear odtesaary, to a future day.
Mr. TIURNEY wished' to ask the Right Hon.
Gentleman opposite if Government were in ppsps...
son of any information on the subjed,, 'which had
• not been made pablie, and it' of afty, whether or not
it was of such a nature. that it could not with pro-
priety be at present communicated to the ? •
The Cualsccuant of the Excites/yea • replied
across the table in a very low toite. ' We under-
, • stood him to have said, that Government ss ere, cer-
tainly possessioli ut itic.rtuaiion ,peyood that
which had been made public, but that there were
reasorls (or not bringing it forward at present.
On the motion of Mr. PisetSet.t,, accoents of the
numbers wanting to complete one•half Of the oil-
glued quota of the Irish Militia, up to 06.koher, I 8 I et
as also returns of the efledive strength of the Mi-
as made in the •several mouths between Sep-
tember tO, and February 1811, were ordered to
be laid before the Muse:
A copy-of Mr. SeCretary Pole's eircular letter to
the MogiAnnes of Ireland, and a copy of the circu-
lar letter addressed hy the Secretary of the Catholic
Ceinetittee. to the eiitlerent counties of Ireland,wera
ordered to be laid il•store the House.
On the motion of Mr. Rosa, for taking
an account of the popolatioo of Great Britain was
read a second olio, and through a Committee,
the rep ri of which was 010.,,,;lo uo, and ordered to
L taken 11110 1 lit COnsidelintOn on Friday.
Mr. LUskIINOTON LaYinght up the Report of
,the
Committee tit Supply, which was resdand agreed to,
CHANCEL4I4 of the EXCHEQUER gave no-
tice, that he wouid 10.MOTrow MOVC that the House
should go into a Committee of Ways and Means,
for the purpose of considering ut the means of raisi
Log the Stipplietr,,
The usual Army: and •Navy Estimates were or.
&red to he laid before the House. , •
The LORD ADVOCATE 01 SOnTL,AND brought
arflill for continuilig in force the Scoidi antkrept
ea s, to July 1818, Witietiwas wild a first, and
ordered to be read a second time to.metrow,
The correspondence between the Commissioners
of CustOmi at London, and tita COnnniSSionerli of
Customs at Cork, relative to the seizure of the ship
'Fanny, in 1797, was ordered to be laid before the
.House.
Adjourned,
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WPAINCEIM , FRIMUARY 40, lf4i I .

•• Whaisur Cantle, Feb. 20, 1810

" HUI MAII44TY is going on very favourably, al-
thane) li* irdhpoliition admits of little variation
trorn day to day.
~ W. [lsdp.iumw.
" M. fiat LUIS."

A letter has been received, by a vessel that lett
Ifeligniand since the pocket, which states, that Rus-
sia has declared war against France. We do not
attach any credit to this report, blit..,we are wroroy
itioltned to b4lieve that a considerabledegree of cool-
silbSWlS bekv4tdn the tk..o Goveinmeots. It is
positively stated that a Russian General has been
Arrested and thrown int() prkon by his Governrwrit,
on the cliarge of buying' traltt.toudy disclosed to
CettILINCOILT, the French Minister, the strength,
rotitinn, and resources of the Russian military forces.

The Anhoit arrived this morning,

brings no news of nyiportanee.

Ic bas been reported that the l'ervent just
brought an account frurn Lisbon, that MASsR had
broke up front Santerem. The Fervent, however,
ro rived at Torbay four dayivago,..and brought no
such account.

Iloaday afternonn his Al AJ ttAl'y walked en Wind-
sor Terrace front 3 to 4 o'clock, acconionied by
three of his Physicians,
The QuaeN and Princess Eirnitri'll took en
Siting to Frogniore yesterday.
The order issued sonic ante, ago 1,,r detaining all
vessels under .ilarnburgii, Bretnot, and poppen.
burgh colours, is, we ernitlntund, withdrawn. Ili*
determination was taken at tlu Privy Council wi uli
nit on Moniay. The sh Ps are permitted to dt,
part in ballast; but it Watt notified to the &fasters,
that all vessels under these tins would in future
be considered .as enetriks' property, and dealt with
kCeordiogly. exmtcption, howe•er, is oxpoded
to be made in favour Of vessels navigating under
licences. As the detention of thifse vessels was the
tissigusld cause of the recent einbirgo in the French
oorts, the revocation of the'lltter measure nt4y be
shot tly expeCted.
The Duke of GI-mac 6rE wbe the new in-
lohitaut of Cholmondyky House, and not tne
Pflueess Ei4initA. 11710,0-i- gave eivOul for it,
and thu fixturas to tr.,....pat,11,21), vutuad