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the proceedings:— The Speakers, we underffana,
were : Colonel Czawroao, who entered into a long
detail of military operatioris, in cafe of an enemy
effetking a landing; Mr. HUTCHINSON ; Lord Da
Btacuntaa ; the SECRETARY at WAR ; Mr. WIND-
HAM, who attacked Government with much afpe-
rity ; the CHANCELLOR of the ExctrECUJElt. who
Amide a fpirited reply ; Sir EVIL Coort, who fpoke
in high terms of the Militia regiments, and hearti.
Ily wilhed the enemy to land; Generals MAITLAND
and T AAAAA ow, the latter of whom made an ani-
mated comment on Colonel CR AWFOAD'S military
ftatements ; Sir James PULTINEY ; Lord HAWKE,.
HURT, who 'hewed the combined and almoit infur- '
mountable difficulties of an enemy's landing in force;
and Mr. ALEXANDER.—The Bill was at length paired;
and the Houfe broke up at twenty-five minutes be-
fore one o'cloa.
Mr. 'Ms must, in his (peed' IA night, exprefed
his particular fatisfaClion that the Gallery had been
cleared before Colonel Czawsoan made his fpeech on
the New Levy Bill.

Paris Journals of the a6th and 27th init. and Bruf.
his Papers of the 26th, came to hand this morning.
We have had frequent opportunities of obfeiving to
what lorry flats the French Government it reduced
to find snot merely matter for inveltive again( this
country, but to deceive their own people. Under an
Idea that the Pariftan Engli(h Paper, the Argus, is firft
publilhed in London, and only republifhed in Paris,
Many of the falfehoods it contains, and particularly
the faas it milieus or exaggerates, are implicitly be-
lieved by thoufands of the French. For the moil
part, indeed, they cannot read the original ; but, in
order to remedy this defea, the Confuls take care
that every lie of confequence, which comes out in
the Argus, and every other furmife and conjcaure,
:hat is fufficiently malevolent, (hall be tranfiated and
tropagated in all the other French Journals. With a
tin,/ to make thiocheat more fuccefsful,at the end of
:ach article tranilated from the Argus, they quote
younailivkis," or elfe they place fuch article under
he title& " Loam," or" Arelderre—Les gla Brim's.
iguer—Nousdler Anghtila," and the like.
It is probable that many even in this country and
n Ireland, who have been in the habit of receiving
rcnch Papers, have been for a moment deceived on
me occafions, through this very artifice.—A French
ournalift quoting the Englith Prefs for his authority,

like an infolvent forging the name of one of our
rR Bankers.

The Malileer continues to give extraas from the
rrandates of the French Archhifhops and Bithops ad-
efed to their Clergy, enjoining them so offer up
rayers to implore the benedillion of Heaven on the
nterprizes a their Corfican Chief. In perufing thefe
ocuments, fome of which are very curious,. we can•
t help imagining ourfelves conveyed back to the
clod of the Crufades, when the Clergy exerted
eir influence in a fimilar manner to excite Europe
take up arms againft the followers of Mahomet,'
d to refine the holy City from the hands of the
fisiels. As a (keit=n we fubjoin an extras from.--
TR It MADDATI of all a BISHOP OT C•01111•T.
' We have :salon to hope that the piety of the
mint Consnt. will not be deceived. The Loan laid
o Cyrus, 4 I will march before thee, I will fmoothe
It rnggednefs of the ways, I will burft open the
razen gates and break the liars of iron by which
iey are °lnt, I will give unto thee hidden creatures
nd fecret and unknown riches.' If GOD was pleated

P make and to accornplith thefe great promifes in
Dour of a Prince, to whom the author of them was
of knowsr, will he refufc his favour to a hero, whom,
Crays, he has railed up to reflore his temples,

deliver the French from the rod of iron under
hich they groaned, to caufe jutlice to prevail among
em, and who has this advantage over Crew, that
e afcribes the glory of thefe wonders to GOD, who
ondneed him by the hand to caufe him is perform
em, aad expeas from Lis goodnefs that be will con-
nue to mica him ?"
rams TNI IMIANDATS Of Tilt SISHOf Of 111111i011.
•' The Cabinet of London has (hewn itfdf heatable
the voice of reafon, anti dewftothe cryof humanity.

t; is not France that makes war, but it will maintain
with thai
_energy which It has already difplayed :
ith the &Castle. of GOD we will work miracles. and
e will reduce our enemies to nothing, he will preei-
tate into the fea Pnaaaon and his army. The proud
uglithman has Paid like the impious Egyptian for-
nerly--, I will purthe them through the deep, I will
wertake them, I will divide the fpoil, and my angry foul
ball be fully &di sfied, I will draw my (word, I will pierce
.hem, and my hand (hall make them fall dead at my
ca.' But, Loan, thou fenteft forth thy breath, and
.he fea (wallowed them np. The rapidity with which
:. handful of our brave men conquered Hasover, de-
fended by an army of 25,000 troops, from whofe
hands the arms dropped on the very fight of oar
kanßards—this wonderful conque ft is a happy prefage
!If the benediaion of Heaver, and of our future
Triumphs."
raom visa MANDATE OF Till MOOT OT LUG'.

" Fsthers of families, and ye tender Mothers 1 reit
affured that your Pallor participates in your alarm,
but your children belong to GOD, and the Voice of
Goo calls them to defend focial liberty, under the
elter of which good order, religicn, and pure mo.
ality &twins. The Voice of Goo calls them to proud*
.'ie National Commerce. the product of which raifes
) many families above idlcaefs, and all the vices by

which it is attended, above indigence, and its per-
nicious counfels. .4'he Voice of GOD calls on them
to maintain the confideratioa we have acquired in
Europe, and with which the (lability of our Alliances
is conneetect:—A valuable mean of profperty to a
people whom PROVIDENCE has placed in the firilclafs
of nations. Aid you, French warriors! you the cleft
of the GOD of Armies ; the worthy companions of a
Hero l Witneffes of the homage which you have
paid to Goo in his temples, it gives us pleafure to
promife that to you the treafures of his grace will be
opened. Soldiers of Conßantine the Great, you have
adored the Crofs—By this fign ye shall conquer !"
Patios, JuNa 27.—The FIRST CONSUL has made
the following nominations—C. BIONON, to be Mini
fter Plenipotentiaty .of the French Republic to his
Serene Highnefs the ELscros of Hasse CASS EL ; C.
LE EAT MARE EZIA, to be Minifter Plenipotentiary to
his Royal )lighnefs the ELECTOR of Satzsouttu.;
and C. PORTALIS, to be Firlt Secretary to the French
Legation to his Majefly the KING of Ptossta.
Six gun-boats are now building at Paris : they will
carry 36 and 24 pounders. Others will be put on
the flocks on the arrival of the Carpenters ;who are
cxpefted from Ferte-fops-Jouarre, St. Dizier, and
other places. Five per Cents. 49 fr. So c.
We learn front Naples that a large American
armed.veffel, which failed from that port, fell in with
an Algerine frigate, and after an obflinate combat
was obliged to ftrike to fuperior force. Mr. SMITH,
late Charge d'Affaires of the United States atNaples,
was on board this velTel on his way home.