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London, England, 1813-05-20 00:00:00

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC BILL.

MAJORITY IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE SECOND

READING OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC BILL.
Abercromby, Hon. J. Fitzgerald, Right Morpetb, Vie.
Abercromby, R. Hon. M. Mo%ryn, Sir 'F.
Arland, Sir T. D. Fitzgerald, Right htelgund, Lord
Althorp, Vise. Hon. W. Maitland, Hon. T.
Anstruther, Sir J. Fitzroy, Lord C. Needham, Hon. F.
Arbuthnot, Right Fitzroy, Lord J. Neville, Hon. R.
Hon. C. Foley, J. Newport, Sir J.
Astley, Sir J. ~ Forbes, C. North, D.
At herley, A. Foster, A. Nugent. Lord
Aubrey, Sir J. Foster, F. - Odeil, W. •
Babington, T. Frankland, W. Ogle, H M.
Barham, J. F. Freemantle, W.H. Osbaldeston, G.
Baring, A. French, A. Osborne, I.ord F.
Bective, Earl Finlay, K. Paget, Hon. B.
Bennett, Hon. H. G. Flood, Sir F. Palmerston, Vis.
Benson, R. Gasket!, R. Parnell, Sir H.
Barnard, Vis. Gordon, R. Pierce, H.
Bernard, S.M. Cower, Earl Philips, G.
Bernard, T. Gower, 1.41 G. L. Piggott, Sir A.
Bewick, C. Graham, S. Pole, Rt. Hon. W. W.
Blachford, B. P. Graqt, C. Plunkett, Re. Hon C.
Bowyer, Sir G. Grant, C.jun Ponsonhy, Hon. F.
Bradshaw, Hoo. A.C. Grattan, Re. Hon. Ponsorthy,Rt. Hn. G.
Brand, Hon. T. H. Ponman, A. B.
Broadhead, T. R. Graves Lord Poyiitz, W. S.
Brodrick, Hon. W. Greenhill, R. Power, R.
Brooke, Lord Grenfell, P. Prendergast, M. G.
Brooke, C. Grosvenor, T. Preston, R.
Browne, Rt. Hon. D. Grey vttle, Rt Hn.T. Pym, T.
Browne, A. Halsey, JOS. Quin, Hon. W.
Buller, Sir E. Hamilton, Lord A. Ramsden, J. C.
Buller, A. Hamilton, Sir H. Rancliffe, Lord
Buller, C. Hammersley, H. Robinson, G. A.
Burghersb, Lord Haubury, W. Rowley, Sir W.
Butler, Hon.T. Harcourt, J. Russell, M.
Birch, J. Hare, Hon R. Ridley, Sir M.
Byng, G. Harvey, C. ' Saville, A.
Burrell, Hon. A.D. Herbert, H. A. Scudamore, R. P.
Calcraft, J. Heron, sir R. Sebright, Sir J.
Calvert, N. Holmes, Sir L. Sbawe, B.
Calvert, C. Hortiby, E. Shaw, R.
Campbell, Lord J. Harne W. Sheldon, R.
Canning, Rt. Hn. G. Howard, H. M. Smith, S.
Canning, G. Howard, Hon. W. Smith, A.
Carew, R. S. Hughes' W. L. Smith, J.
Castlereagh, Ld. Vis. Hume,W. H. Smith, G.
Cavendish, Lord G. Hurst, R. Smith, W.
C.avendisb, H. Haskisson, W. Smyth, J. H.
Chaloner, R. Hussey, J. Smith, R.
Cocks, Hon. J. S. Horner, F. Spencer, I.ord F.
Cocks, J. Jenkinson, C. Stanley, Lord
Coke, T. W. Knox. J. Symonds, J P.
Coke, E. Landaton, R. J. '1 alhot, R. W. •
Colthurst, Sir N. Langton, W. 0. Tavistock, Marq. of
Conibe, H. C. Latuucb, R. Tayter, C. W.
Coote, Slr E. Leach, J. Taylsr, M. A.
Courtenay, W. Leader, Thompson, T.
Courtenay, T. P. Lemon, J. Thornto.i, H.
Cowper, lion. E. S. Law, Hon. E. Thornton, W.
Creevey, T. Lester, B. L. Tierney, Kr. Hon. G.
Crosbie, J. Lewis, J. F. Townshend, Lord J.
Croker, J. W. Littleton E. J. Tighe, W.
Daly, Rt. Hn. D. B. Lloyd, Sir E. Vanderheyden, D.
Daly, J. Lloyd, J. M. Vane, Hon. W.
Dasbwood, Sir H. Lubbock. J. W. Walpole, Hon G.
Desart, Earl Macdonald, J. Wi.rd, Hon. J. W.
Dovetail, G. Macdonald, R. G. Warrender, Sir G.
Douglas, Hon. F. Marjorlbanks, J. Wane, J. A.
Douglas,— le•iarkham J. Wellesley, R.
Dickenson, W. Marryat, I. Wellesley, W. Long
Dillon, Hon. H. W. Morris, L. C. Weston, C. C.
Dufferin, Lord Ma:dad. Wharton, J.
Duncannon, Vis. Mathew, Hon. M. Whitbread, S.
Dundas, C. Maul., Hon. W. Wilberforce, W.
Dundas, Hon. L. Methuen, P. C. Wilkins, W.
Dunlop, T. Meyler, R. Williams, 0.
Ebrington, Vis. Mildmay, Sir H. Wilson, 'I.
Elliot, Rt. Hon. W. Miller, sir T. Wilmington, Sir T.
Ellison, C. Milton, Vis. Wise, A.
Ellis, C. R. Monett, Sir C. Wood, J.
Fellows, Hon. L. Montgomery, Sir H. Wrottesley, U.
k.erguson, R. C. Moore, P. NVyno, C
Fitzgerald, A. Mordaunt, Sir C. Wynn, Sir W. W.

rAIILID OFT IN FAVOUR OF TOL MOTION.
RomiUy, Sir 4, Martin, H. Latouche, J.
Jekyll, Jot. Plower, T. 05541t0n, Lord
?him Hon, Gen,

FRENCH PAPIRS.

PARIS, MAY 11.
LITTlit •IMM TUC IMPIROR TO Tilt MAKISCRALE .it
DUCHESS OP ISTRIA.

My Cousin, your husband has died In the field of hom.x.
Your loss, and that of your children, Is certainly great, but Fist
Is still greater. The Duke of Istria died the noblest of dealt,
and without suffering. He has left a reputation without blemi..ll;
the fairest inheritance be could bequeath to his children. Tile,
have acquired my protection, and they will also inherit the aff,st,
tion which I bore to their father. Find in all these consitletave.
motives of consolation to alleviate your sorrow, and r.ever duet
of my sentiments of regard towards you: this letter bumf In
other end than to assure you of if, I pray Gon to, have yni,ty
Couslo, in his hely and worthy keeping.
From my Imperial Camp at CLILIatz. May G.
,Trot TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE MINIaTLE AT WAR, EY
OENEEAL OF DIVISION LASSAAQUS, COM:SANDING IN
CATALONIA.'

Fearing that during my march upon Barcelona, whiti.er 11..;;
accompanied his Excellency the General in Chief, t!le
might attack Olot, which be had long menaced, I left there co:.
tel Petit with the brigade which he commanded. 1 leart...l. •.%
arriving, that the Spanish regiments Sr. Fernando, Osumi*, la,
ragona, Cardona, and Ultonia, formed a junction ot. e
before Ridaura. Colcnel Petit did not hesitate to march upte
them, and, though they bad two hundred cavalry, they werepo
to the rout, and driven from all their positions. Night 41i! rat
permit us to profit much by this advantage, and we only toa
about twenty prisoners, among whom is an officer; but the lee
of the enemy in killed and wounded was very considerable. W
had bat about 30 men put Acre de eonelpat : bt.t in this number NV
threeeollicers, one of whom is killed. This attair does honour te.
Colonel Petit, and to the brave troops whom he has so well cc::
ducted. 1 have the homier, &c. (Signtd)
I NTLRCEPTED LETTER RRLATIND TO THE RETY.F Al Cr IRE
RUSSIAN AND PRUSS4AN ARMIES.

" Borna, May 4.

" The consternation in the Confederate Army is mere!. his
in proportion to the' extraordinary degree of cootliivrce.hewalis
the Russians and Prussians previous to the cata.troph, of .I.eed
Not above a fortnight past they talked of no lung less !hail path•
ing the French on to the Rhine, and of dictatTg the concluieas
'of peace to them. One great personage even said, that if t!t
Emperor Napoleon did not at cept the conditions offered
the Confederate Army would enter France, and dictate the ttrro
of peace at Paris.—lt appears th..t they were totally igouranzi
what was passing in France. They believed that a general to
content existed there, and that the Emperor had no longern
army. They now speak a very different language. The batie
of Lntzen has'dissipated all their hopes, and the future appears
.to their eyes in the darkest shades. The Russians cannot rt.
cover from their astonishment, act) a general sorrow is obserr,l
among them. Both officers and ►oldiers complain bitterly of ill
Councils which have brought on such a dreadful renouenteat."

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