._ _ w ,~ VitE NATIONAL REGISTER. it •=: :► IMP ERIA L PARLIAMENT. 'IOUS]: OF LORDS. MOND tY, APRIL 12. On the Order of the Day being read for the second reading of the National Debt Bill, Earl Ltvutroot, spoke briefly in behalf of its merits. The Marquis of LANSDIWNE thought it too early a period to break in on the SinkinzFnnil. he Earl of LAUDERDALE saw no reason why the money should not be taken in the way proposed., The Bill was Been read a second tine.—Adjourned. TUESDAY, APRIL 13. The Innkeepers' Rates, and Weymouth Election Hills, wcre brought up from the Commons. The Order of the Day for the consideration of the Prince Re gent's Message being read, - Earl LIVERPOOL shortly addressed their Lordships on the neces sity of continuing our aid to Portugal, and concluded by moving an Address to the Prince Regent, stating that the House would cheerfully concur in measures to enable hi* Royal Highness to con• time the same support to the Goverminnt of Portugal as given last year, sci as to enable the Allied Powers to make additional exertions in the Peninsula, in furtherance of the common cause. The Address was agreed tu.—Adjourned. WtI)NESDAY, APRIL 14. The - National - Debt Regent's Canal Amendment Bill, West Middlesex IVatemorks tills, and several private Bills, were read a third time, and passed. •*. • The Duke ofSusgEic presented a Petition from the Mi:sionary Society, praying for leave to disseminate the Christian Religion in India.—Adjouroed. - • •••• - • TITURSDAY, APRIL 15. The Royal Assent was notified by Commission to the eitstoms Duties Pill, the Excise Duties Bill, the National Debt Bill, the rassvnget. Bill, the Canada Rum Bill,. the Newfoundland Corn Bill, the Felons Tranpurtation 13iJt, the Artificers' Wages Rill, the Regf►nt's Canal Bill, the West Middlesex Waterworks Bill, the Pic cadilly Paving Bill, - several Laical and Private Bills ; in all, .10. Adjourned till Wednesday se'imiglit. • • APRIL IS. Seroggatt, enri ler, in Truro, did openly and corruptly endeavour to rc turn two \lembrrs to sit in Parliament for the Borough ol 'ft egonv, contrary to the Constitution of the kingdom., The motion was Lig) eed to, nein. con. and Seroran was ordereci to be taken into custody by the Scat at Arms.—Adjourned. WI: 1)N v, APRIL 14. IVIr. F. LtiVIS gave notice, that on the first Wednesday after the holidays, lie world more for leave to bring in a Bill to alter and aniend the Laws regulating the Assize of Bread in the City of Lon. don and its 'Vicinity. Mr. WIIITERFAI) presented a Petition from the Mis s i o nary Society, praying that if the trade to the East Indies were opened, they might be allow ed to send Emissaries into the interior, to pro pogate the Christian Religion. In laying it before the House, the lion. Member begged to be understood as giving no opinion upon the subject. T. Seroggan, in custody of the Serjeant at Arms far illegal practices at the late Tregon) Election, was ordered to be committed to Newgate. The Boston Harbonr Bill was lost on a division, the numbers being for it, '26 ; against it, A select Conmittee war balloted for, to hear' the remaining evidence on the India Question.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAV., APRIL 12. • A New Writ was ordered for the ,Borodgh of Orford, in the room of Mr. N‘Nangliten, who had aceepttd the situation of Lord of the Treasury of Ireland. - The At:riffs "of 'LondOn presented a Petition from that Corpora tion againct the•Queenhithe Bridge Bill, and praying to be heard by Comisel at the bat. 1. • The s House being in a Committee of Supply,_ . Lord CASTLER EAG it moved a grant of Awn milliOnS sterling, to enable his Majesty -to continue in his pay a hotly of Portuguese troops, and to give such aid to the Government of Portugal as the stature of the eontest - with France might require Also, the sum of 400,0001, to inane good the stipt4tions blithe Treaty with the ling of Sicily. Both motions were agri:eo to. • Mr. Lv - rTio,ToN gave Ikotiefi, that, shortly after the recess, lie should submit some motion respecting the ipanagehieut of our naval wart'ate lgain,st thelTuited3tates. The Weymouth Voters Bill was read a third time and passed. _ , • TtESDAY, APRIL 1:3. MI. tyrrirroN moved for a variety of papers preparatory to his motion respecting the naval warfare with America. On the papers being granted, Admiral IVIAti MI AM observed, that the whole crew of the Java, at the time of het engagement, were-landmen,.volunteets, and im pressed mem,. jumbled higgledy piggledy together. )Lord QASTLEUEM.:II, adverting to the examination of witnesses on the East India Charter, said,. it would best answer the purposes of justice, and greatly facilitate the public bwiness, if the remain ing evidence, not one-halt' of which was goi:e through, was heaid ,frilre au opal Committee above - stairs. He moved a Resolution to this effect, which was objected to by Mr. Thdrnton, Mr. Tierney, a!ll others, but carried Gn a division, by 95 against 3T. Lord CuvE haying requested that the Report of the Committ a v o. tit r ite Tregony Election be read, his Lordship then moved, that's.. THURSDAY, .IPRIT. 15. The SPEAKER having taken the Chair at Iwo o'clock, the Usher of the Black Rod came to inform the 114.+:•e, that the Lorls Cont. missioners required their atten►lance th►e House of Lords. The Speaker then proceeded to the llonse of Lords ; accomp,akied by the Members who %vei! present. On their minim from the House of Lords, I)AVIS GIDDEN . moved, that the Speaker do issue his \%I it, ordering an Election of two Burgesses to serve in the present Par liament for the Borough of Domain), in the room of Charles H. Bonverie, who had accepted the Chiltern Himdret!s, and of Sir T. Plomer, who had accepted of the of fi ce of Vice-Chancellor of Eng land. — Ordered. Mr. I'oLE CAR Ew brought up the Report of the Highway Bill. It was ordered to be taken into consideration on Wednesday se'nnight. The Ho use then adjourned until Tuesday sennight. TUESDAY'S LONDON G.4.2.ETTE. WAR DEPARTMENT. - Dow iNG-svar.Er, APRIL 12, 113 . 13. [Transmitted by Lieutenant Governor Hamilton.) Extract qj a Letter .frown Genera! the Boron Tettenbarn to Major Kentzinger, dated Hamburg*, April 4. 1813. I hasten to announce to you the signal victory which our troops have gained, upon the 24 of April, over the corps of General Morand, who had possessed himself of the town of Luneherg. Gelled Morand, with 3,500 men, had marched from Tostedt to Luneberg. My Cossacks followed his movements ; and I gave infor mation of them to General Doruberg, who, in conjunction with General Tschernichett's corps, had passed the Elbe at ',envie!). The two Generals advanced by forced marches to Luneberg, and arrived there just as my Cossacks were engaged with the enemy. The gates were forced with the bayonet; and a sanguinary conflict ensued in the streets of the town. The victory was soon decided in our favour ; all who were not killed or already made prisoner i laid down their arms. Not a single person escaped of the whole corps. Three pair of colours, and 12 ',vices of cannon, fell into our hands. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, APRIL V 3, 1813. [Transmitted by Vice Admiral Sir Edward I'clkw, Bart. and en closed in a letter from Lord .13entineLl Messina, Feb. 1 - 6, 1815. My Lerd,—l have the honour to inform your Lordship, that since the attack of the '1 tst of July, the enemy had thrown up new works at Pietra Nero. and felt such confidence in their protection, that a convoy of fiftc sail, of armed vessels had asset►bled within a few days past. to transport to Naples timber and other G6vernment pro perty. Conceiving it necessary to destroy this confidence, I sub mitted a proposal, which Inning gained your Lordship's sanction, I proceeded on the nit.lit of the 14th with two divisions of the flotilla, and four companies of the 7:►tii, under the command of Major Stew art. Light and contrary winds prevented the boats arriving until nearly day-light, when about 159 men, with an anNiliary party o seamen, tinder the command of Lieutenant Hunte, were landed and 11lajer Stewart z without waiting the arrival of the rest, pushe 4 4 I,