The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-27 00:00:00

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Shateshaft -0 7 0 Smith - - 11 0 bal. ilinitil -110 J. Woodhouse, Jill. 11 0 Thema Mercer - 1 1 0 F. R. Wright - 0 2 6 P. W. E. . - 1 1 0 Rieh. Preston - .; .1 1 0 Fut justitia - - 1 1 0 Wm- Preston A 1 1 0 J.,Tano . -010 6 Jar. llaucnt - 11 0 Ital. l'ia. ell - 010 i Julut Plate . . 1 1 0 J. 1.. - -0 7 0 The well - dearimed Lit ER root. (Ist Subscription compliment to G. L. List). Wardle, Esq. of J. G. ertatip •5 0 0 950 Illochanies of Llama Roscoe 55 0 the Parish of Rad- P. 8. Roscoe . 6 5 0 ford, near Nutting /Imm Booth -b 0 0 bail - - 40 0 fasfurnahle to the Resolatimn paned at the General Netting. held at the Cwswis an4lPAnchor Tavern, on the 114th ik. TN 0 'f 110 U MAN I) POUNDS have been paid iuto the lasi of Mears. Drummond., Bankers. .. SA MU EL 111tOOKS. Treasurer. • Addoss,Th. Gasesigite, I. Adams, Wm. Gibbs, Sir V. Allan, A. Giddy, If. Anetre'ws, M. P. Gip ps, G. shbuctihath, G. O'biptiard, H. Audi, W. Godtegy, T. liabinxton, Th. •Gonch, J. S. Bagwell, W.. Gortkin, W. Bakery P. W: Giardini, J. Bampfyl , te, Sir C. Ch"slum, Sir tittaks,'ff. *Gm*. Right : Rt.fits.C. *Raid, C. firsisdribt. V • tkaistzustit, Coi. Owerpgh, • ' _•timistiird, J. C. • 1141.- (C4l'ef4o,lt4', I SS rc l i t G. Itrargo t. stlits3 0 6 Ltv root. - Subscription • • List contioued. Col. Williams - sCI 10. Wt Rohlluso • - 1 1 0 Jams !'..Wilson - 5 50. C. Hardavfeo -1 5 0 Edward !!.tenet - 5 4 0. Jos. B. Yates - 3 5 0 W.i ides -4 5 0 -10.00 Rec. W. Shepherd 5 0 Rev. T. Houlbroke 5 0 0 John nicjoardmons 5 Tl.oasits Robinson 5 5 0 Dr. Coltman 1 ro J. C. J. iivanq 00 20 20 20 1 0, 1U 1U 10 10 LONDON SGC I ETY, FOR PROMOTING CHRILSTIANITY AMONGST THE JEWS. TO-MORROW MORNING, a SERMON will be preached at St. John's Church, Honilydowo, tae Rev. W I LLI kM GU ii 1. EX, A, M. Rector of St. Clennit Owes ; Minister of West-street Chapel = and Lec trr of qt. Mildretry Church, lathe Poultry. After which , otappieprinte llynta will be Sung by the • Jewish Children,' suhrthe Patrnnace of the above Society, sad a Collection rade fir the Benefit of the [isthmian. •• • Prayers to begin at half-post Tea o'Clnek. Na. MI. ROYAL EICHAVGE. • ViESSIti. HAZARD, BORNE, and Co. I vi Stoek-Makers. Landes, respectfully Infortn the Pub '''. mat Tirkeh au al Stoves for tar present State Lottery. lortrh Una the same new and improver! Plan as thr last, ehh tw..( of 0 • Lir MOO Now sass, are ea Sue at their Odic, ill SilvVe. Ins ungaz CC/STAINS 4 Prises of XVO,OOO 4 of . ..... . 5,00.! 12 ...A.. ... ..... 1,01) 4,420 'At sta) T.) he all Drabri, lea ONE DAY, vie. kitty FE BRUAR Y. I 3.0. Letter% post lair!, duly nnoviered, *ad 91ehenses wrath. 94 : 414 h. 1'...0, Coach, or 4.;arrier, accompanied wills Re suttv.re, punctually attended to. . I YTON, Partper with !betide Sir J. BRANSCOME, a tuovan TA C 0 It N II I L L. NEAR niE SIANSION-HOUSE., RETT:aNi his grateful Thanks fur all Favoors re. ivied during the eight Years he was the only Part anted Person rift* emit in the Lntter_y &nines / with the Los Sir Jame s Bransconsh, and respectfully solicit* the Cent• stands of his Friends not the Puhtic, nt his present Diller, it a. 2, CORN HI LL, now established solely on bit own ac r and where the smallest Order will meet that Civility ant Attention for which his fanner Residence wee particu larly waked. The lottery Will hr Drawn ALL 14 ONE DAY, FEB. 11, 1810. The &hew. and Plan of Drawiog are In theawAves en I^ o d, and - very universally aprerosed in the tart Lowey. teat very few words are required to invite purchasers- - Lyles' therefore has only ti add, that *1 'rickets and Shares rill moo certainly rive, an early application should be made at his lucky Other. No- 2. CORNIIILL, neer ihtAlitarsion-Illosee. ••• The Millie ativ respeetfully lammed, that nn hot rest UR he trarrieted before eight o'clock in the fan Ming Of sire -Jo is the envie( ' according to the act et tatement. _ 18~ ` - - LIST • • - TWO IttIiVORSD PARLIA NWT; * t• into *into AGAIN.? TLITIMMiII TEN 11 . 1.010...C0M. MONO TO INQPMISMSMIII2IE !tan iriat or sus us stow OTIAILLIAMNNT. Than with a • are County Member. Norway, Sir P. • Alerreik.loho lion. F. -Nevem, `Sir Neville; IL liNewark l ifiscoant gIrJ. Utopia.. Lard . •Ilurvey, b. 131achard, B. P. •Hembcote, T. 1.. _ i f Rt... Bouhain, 11. •Henitiker. Lord Fhipps, Hon. E. Bourne,. W. S. Herbert, lion. C. *Pitt, W. M. *Boyle, D. *Herbert, H. A. Plomer. Sir T. Braialtieg, C. J. •lliockinbriwike,VtPocbin, C. Broderitk, Hon.W.ifobtioure, H. Pocock, G. "Brooke, Lard Rodgron, J. Porches, .1. D. Brower, J. H. Holfard, G. •Portutau, E. B. •lirowee,Rt.llo.D.Hotnies, W. • *Powell, J. K. Bruce, J. Holines, L. T.. Palteuey, Sir J. /Jailer.. J. *Hope, flan. A. •Rain, A. Burrell, Sir C. Howard, Hou. T.G.Robaru, A. Horton, F. Ilagliatg T. Robinson, Hon. H. Calvert, J. Ranee, Sir A. • Rochfort, G. Campbell, A. HuntingfielJ, Lord Rose, Rt. Hun. G. Ctition-,Rt. Hon.G.lluskivion, W. Rose, G. H. • Catmint, G. Irving, J. Saville, iv. *Car•wright, W. R.Jaeltsoa. Jos. - Seott,Rt. lin. SirW. Castlereagh, Visct. Jenkinson Hon. C . Shawe, tw T. *Chola, C. JePhion. b -Sheldon, R. • • -Chaplin 'C. inn. Joildrell, H . , Wine/ni t 3. •CholosOadeiey, T.Jobuston. (i. liSiii lair,. Sir J. *Chute, W. , Joliffe. U. • Singleton, M. •Clements Rbo.3..lowes. Sir T. Sloane, W. •Cleplsau;,. 0.1: ' Jonas. G. Smith, T. A:- Clinton, H. • •Keek. G. A. L. Smith, 11. Clinton, IV. FL Remick, W. *Sae %11, N. (live, Viscount Kin,r,ston, P. Somerset, Lewd A. Clive, W. • Kuatcabull, Sir E. 4l Soaseeset, Lord Clive. R. I.arcelles, . Hon. E. Stanhope. W. S. Channel, Earl hosteller. Host.ll. Staniforth, J. Cockrell, Sir Cb. *Leslie, C. P. likespas, S. Cooke, I). P. •Lethbridge, T. B.Stepheir, J. Cnlquitsua, A. Leicester, Hugh Steward, G. •Cotterell, J. J. Lloyd, 11. Stirling , Sir W. Crickett, R. A. *Lowudts, W. Wallas, A. , ' Crlpp., Jur. Lockart, W. E. Strutt, J. B. Croker, J. W.• Lockart, J. J. •Stataser. G. H. Gursoo. Hon , R. Loftin, W. Vain" H. Daly, J.• Long. R. SSIKII. Bo ) 1 - Daniel, R. A. litiag, Right Bea. C.Ta l ylpt . W. - -, Davies, R. H. (Telkr) Theft/el, G. W. • Dawkiis, J. Louvain, Lord Tisimsplua, Sir T. 'loads, W. *Lowthi , James *TllllMoots Ss Danl. J. •Lowthir. J. TiWoollooLli• Dimbelowe, A. Lis blotto's, Sir R. Noo k B. • . ii....,.. _ I_,..tyrc J• F•.... .-Pf 41011.1 . = ____. maim, 1. U. I. DurkeU, G. Ti g = R. S. iiiiiiii.. Datrerio, Lord Magas, M. D. Tenter J. iv. • ClutMak, 1). S. *Maim'. Hoe. S. Valaultst Hr Dupre, J. Maltlari , J. Yowler, Egerton, J. Staitlatil, E. V_yst, IL l'ekt. Eilis, C. R. •Manaers. Lord C.Waltd L Esicuurt, T. G. •Maa.iers_Lord it. Wtdderbarts, Sir Everett, T. Nano gin, R. Wray, W. E. *Eyre, A. H. Mao 'lag, W. • Waver, W. -. •Faue, J. Marriott, J. Who, R. . Farmer, J. *Maswell, W. Whitmore, T. Farquhar, J. •Me lisb, W. Wuittle, F. Fellowe*, W. H. Mid'', R. I'. William'. H. Finch, Hi n. E. M iiitigur, M, WillMtgltby, H. . Fitsgeralf ,A. • .doutguinery, Sir Wilson, O. Fitzharri Visronot H. Wood, SW 11. Fitzhugh; W. 11:11iintgotnery,lirJ. Wood, T. Forester, C. Itoure, Lard H. • Wiudbarn. 11. • Fo.tel Rt. Hoo.J. *Mountain, SIPC: Wallace, kt. lion. Vaulter, lion. T. Morris, R. ' (Teller) Foster. J,li. • Moot:aster Lail *Yorke Rt. Hist.C. Fuller, 4. *Murray, I:octi J. u. . . . .. A LIST • Olt 11141Wirffiligt.110 VOTED 11POM INVIRY .lIITO TN! • • LAIMI IWORACIII AIM bIiMITTNIS. AbeTernothYvlrso3. llithey, Jas. • PArßell. W. Adam, W. . • Hamill on; Pit Peirce; H. • Alcor, L. F. Hall, Sir J. Pelham. Hon. C: • Althorp. Yisemint II ihbert, (1. Perry, Bari Austruther, Sir J. Hippisleyi Sir J. Pigenti.Sir A. Antoine, M. L. Horner, 11. • Posnoriby,/ Hied Maur), Sir J. Howard, 11. Hon. G. . Baker, J. Howard. Hon. Wer.Pinsouby, 'llan. i— fletring, N. • Howarth; M. Pnrchesteri lard Baring, T. _ liner, W. H. Power,- R. Bernard, Si Hussey, W. Pritiie, Ifinr, F. ilidthilph, It. M. Hiltriiirsa‘ WC: Pro, F. Wasiskaw4llo.4llX.Hurst.AL, _.• i. FoUincton,. Vii. Walden. J. Jackass, Js , • Quin, 'lion. W. Browne, N. Jag& Jiaepb Hominy, Sir s. Burdett, Sir F. * Keiivi T. Sheridan, R. D. BAK. G. Inar, Wm. T. &Arkin, Sir J. • Cakvaisol. (Telter)Lumk. Hon. W. Surdainore, li. Calvert; N. Lthibtos FL. Sharp, it. • Cavendish, 14. G. Langton : W: G. Shelley, Tr Cavendish, We. Lank, ..I. Shipley, We Cock', J I it 216.1 I t &WO, 84 Cochrae, Lord t.modie, J. emith f T. Cowper, Ilea. E. S. WM*. Sir W. Ihnitb, G. Coke. T. Liman, Joint Smith, W. Cake, Ed. Lanier. Vineries • Itsoley, Lord , Coil:arse, N. W. &Mork J. W. Stanley , J. Cookvs .13. Li a nirecn, Sir J. Luneraille, Sir M. Craig, J. Lyttleloa Hoe. E. Syniaadr, T. 11. Creewcy. T. Louvain: O. Talbott Cot Collikai J. R. Lenerf G. elli.Tuviitock. Marva.. Certia.'Sir Wm. , J. Tarietou ' Ora - . Oily; Rt.ilns.D. lo ' 14. Tasr; H. A. Dickinson, W. •' : M Mt , r 4.•• •• Tmciirr, C. W. :' Dwain, C. Milbsstk.-Sir R. Temple, Earl - Dandas, lion. FA._ Mardi,* H. Terapietown, Elliott, Rt. tion.Willtatisew, theeral Thismpsna, T, Eaten, Earl Ha I well, W i Tierney Att. lima Ferguoua, General ht ildissi, Sir 11. •• TI :he t VI. Fitzgerald, Lard 0. Mille; W. Townsend, Lord • Fitzgerald, ini.ght Hilhi. C. Tarim, lir T. • , llna..M. Milner, Sir W. Vaasittart, (I. Fitapatrick.ll..ll.ft idexbortnigh, Earl Vernon, G. Fitzroy, Lord WO.Stilloo, Viscount W.alpoie. nil& Finley, Hon. N. Moiler, P. W.ird, tinn. J. Foley, T. Nimpeth, V. . Wail ruder. Sri Follteatone, Vis. Morrb, E. ' Western, C. C. . Follies, Sir hi. Mobley, Sir 0. ~ W hiartua, J. Frankland, W. ' Misty!, Sir T. iv bitbread. S. Freeman:tic, W. Neville, Hon. R. Williams, Sir R. • ( Feller) Newport, Sir J. William, 0. es, 1). Nunn, D. Wiadliain, at. We. ( owe Gr. Earl N vont, Sir G. W. - Grattan. H. Not-th , y. W. Winningtnn , Oinenhill, R . O'Callighan, J. Wardle. C. I. . Oradell, P. • O'Hare, C. Wynne, W Si C, W. W. Grovicnoc, Geo. Ord. W. ynne, t Groot, Y. °anima% L. IMIBRUL Pilt s idlMENl 4 ;Mu OF LOWS: • AO. 26: , .. Tkr *oho, atkbetatsikkla the oaths aid WM*. .• The 'Nett of LIVERPOOL unwed, that it he referred to a Zotaalittre to heptkeiniothe .best means of rentlixttod the Seem. . The Coratnittee Was apiialated, and ordered to lit mil Mande) , at use o'clock. ' LORD .ViELLIiGTON. • ' • The Eart of LIVERPOOL tbeeveoved the Oilier of the 'Day far s Vilest Thanks to Lord V -Wellinktoo sod lb' SOP% Orley leder his commood, Oar the skeet service vhey hill performed in the endow bottle tentlrittary of Tat laver*. lib Lordship observed, that abea he &strive ao tire of his latearion of satomittiver svailstrto Am Lord ' ships. ite had ant the least-doisbt bat that ttiatosdd bare met viiththeir *sediments approbstr nut , hat palled he , N y: _lading , , . cotatiqielees— that ensued, not a voicw.ioal raised in that House to oppose the fair reward which the Thanksof that ilouw-were matted to confer on the merits of Inc General and of the.aciny, by whowlhafsigtul vervice and brilliant victnrysieroaclikved . . Asia rogorthto .thc battle of-litsidltv . 9 0 . wiiii i = to 1" victory of Talaver a , it wait hip wild; sow to Malt' stri'etly to'tkal achievement, without attempting to ample with it nay other object or occurrence of the campaigns nor did be restrict hispwif within these limits, because be was sot prepared to defend the conduct of the campaign. He tels stained from mingling with other topics, because it was is It self .a divitwt and completions objets, And because he *as aware t h at other topics should ha reserved.. for /owe discos sitM; a discussion from which, when it arrived, he should notiihrinki Bat to the battle Mitt victor Tabtvera *lime heaow was lariliiit to - solicit the at She Mites and he was conlidontlthat•wben they cossidentil it la its own and ;roper light; *lima they recollested the peers! hopes. .404 It bed nottle.on Ole toiletry, sad tht 'adverse! enthusiasm it lod Waled aaR araas of iha peval W e's W 1 .litst retalted to' mind the ' leadoser la widela the:Allem .and cieesple of that nottakahle radon hid htea aitiliellhhrthr - Oral Orders of tbrarsilti rrille'tho advice'', ladvotvlotr no dnotit, of his Majesty's Goverment, it was dillesittattei.. ceive how the tafluenee ofsach is gallant .extdoit 01040 fail' to operate and how any iodination could -' be felt_ to' withdraw.froatit that proud distlaction, the ,_ littliftei 11,11,1ela;alose it could be &deviate; Loa my the tee la which the merits of .that _ -----1_ Oroallraltileathe trOrd2rs, and the bighsatideelfaia , proiseilialdli lyll .eiodelet Grit by his Majesty. to Ostia and Neellne, that be algid Site OK Salt, lb* mare elroetaally to :25r aiir rational'. ..4 Lavaships. • The Noble .leiwi tile • Inektile the General Orders, to w' mare isartiesoo anodise, when bt.lies vaild tr i o : tin e l i ttriri 'ilia rove to remW the Nr" web *tail the freedom of -delts iti the name of a Sovereign with a 'O 6 r lkeillorts.. kart of LI YER POOL defended pa i bribtervilig, that *ben be • Orders odthissabiect, he accompanied 'hi obresgm l tosah,meatof t wit with r" the. .... . a .. . , ~~ . Ora._ e .., Thep g .lal -7- ',linCireter,llitgelien;till 0 led wow no more than an echo of the general which the whole Country was iotpressed apr dhow" arteries , _ and under that conviction ferred to it. In whatever light the battle of halffeaed. wittheras to the comporotiver thepilanity 'sod obstinacy with which it • decided soperiority which was inaintaine , all'the pobb, and at alt the times they could Mat bat be struck with the strong claims to thr highest honours the country could confer. 1 proofs of skill and gallantry in oar Generals—se pie of intrepidity anddisciplioe in our from allowed to be puled over without every di,:f ii could be marked—bar ever recompence r be repaid. The use Ime of sect •noorable mind+, must he obviousto every r were such opportunities seize* by the Rol faster the mititaut spirit, and to distinguish 1 by every possibintour arid reword F His triitiun to reward military merit had so sex the military professiuo, that every other, with it, sunk lino obstarlty, for gotten, or ran doubt, the excellence wnich is General.. _ t, and the exploits by which they sigralized timeats. WAN it not just and Ppolitle to r comitty the military spirit, cop= at , cavity of the natimi might so de upeb wo4 not necessary to give it that exclusive which it now e n joyed ht France . Hire s.. smisei between themilitary nod etinitiereial . dlseardant they 'night elsewhere be harmonized in this country, and sawn f ed i r l o i lt , soul II r war. We should therefOre omit ; keeping that spirit alive by e'er) encourak i j oidie ;aulmate, by ever, reward that could recompeoci, :lions. He could not well conceive on what or . s. otter been more signally displayed, both by the 1 the arosy, than in the Nide of Talavera., Oa* shad* latch a signal display of 'chill, valour, steadiness, aid del' F i oe, be suffered now to pi unaccompanied by its ea 1 taaal distioetihn ?-.-he eolild ant well' minxes it 'ante' i t hstanding the opposition he had so dread, be, . OW. coaddently mom that the thaiks of that Hew he to lord Viscount Weilisytoo, swathe army h bins M Talavera, for the essriesis tic*, .by third othiS tillth sad Itith of July 1V0... • • ' - ~ - ' • The' Eat' of SUFFOLK endliimied, the* kli.• USE Ohlts Lori' Weflmgtoa eppeareff diteillentisttlit tweed tptilftleir of a (Metal. He mallet =OO ah‘rellelltes latewell ;himself more than awes. migivotitled wit the neceuq lot*, ligence. 'ln the battle orl'alintera *be 11 into tbes m isa ran which he bad titfaytd •le 'the battle a t lei ik thought these asilleimetivemee ler withholding the Thanks of the ifromoss the present uccasien. Lo'rti4llo9VENOlt was kitty too the I . be.fels it his duty to di so, became the used by which It oh9/ 14 :bg. 64 1Plowit e x -- alter toe battle of Commis, been as `ea the present occosims. Perhaps OnOeitheribot . § ll l a.. Talavera night sbe distisetian my ' WM hestowed; but be did not ,eonceive *ere exactly parallel. The battle of COF.lllllis Ifressardessity *the battle of Talavera- was no- - , The ylisps.ist the reads and coasegiresees , tberirorg, beproperly compared. ;.. to DaleT3 - 01f, hra dittdett•speech, ;much argument and ingenuity, warmly supported 'for • Vohs of !hasp. In no battle was 0, - ' :tufty of a elegem% more eminently display, rage and „discipline of illvitbh ttspe mete s.„ evineed. In every opetatioa of that memorable u. Militate qualities were marked in an extraordinary' Alifht* ethers be count net bbl' notice the intrepidity ,setenusce with w kick General Hill maintaiardbfr 'which he 111 1 0,!t al_ 1 the key of the wind ieitny. Eqountaklefisliad wise the batch 4.4enee made by the • Seostps emote:toted inisithe. WWII IMO_ Air"' but:owes of 1 pretwee k to ips "tithe,* tneir jest reward ? ' pardistddl the slie Ts of the battle. cooly emennasmars te es have followed it I s r a so redundant In ary, that'the laurels 'l4wed an,y (Aare by winch it may Itave v •.• • • 'i ‘r) • •• • _ • • _Earl OBL,Y.eLet4 nit ' ketAterve.llltal. :WO iatre&ftd the motion seemed tmenteebtPegasetr e g.. 6. t i lfeeelides.. Ile talked teeth of the, atelewityof ' aAU tqty spirit, Tod of keepiag it alive by tor come. ents and distiocttons.. Thet it waaproper to keep . military tOirit , and tit .that elithtudiant by which w fed, was not disposed to deny. , But there war. 00 necessity now to refer to general topics. Oa the .present occlusive, it waif incesabent on the Nohle.FAll that the battle of Talavera carried. with it all thd marks said features of a victory. and, that as such it awns entitled to the high distinction of the • thanks of that House. lie was .also ready to agree. that great advantages often resulted from hold and hazardous ac is ; hut he could not adept the exprevino of the Noble laird who receded him, that the victory of Tit/aura was .10 tedundept ia glory, thet its laurels overthaded every p 3 1.• ticidar in which it might hate failed. Such praise perUpe alight properly belong tit such a battle av that of Alp/wood. '.lllliedeverVere the risks it had rous, they were evechaittece4 Ilost its theaignil defeat and dispersion of die tawny that it. Such were not the traits of the hold and nob pf at Talavera i and he -least eiontamly deny that it Waligatoped with any of the doe chara c t er i s t ics o f a gnat :red did decilitre Victory. The battle of Talaveen and its results were compared with those' the battle of litaida 1 sod it 144 .4*W i - - . ant e . kat fwilis ti O in bulb its h ects, • '.. •a'• . tv • - atui *R . _ . • . ~ ... , 4,1 inVeiplivitt. t stlf . ; lblilialat, . ,Mlek. ettjere‘,llsithiltier * 'w , . tahtraillraf female the aciion was 040 &chive •in Ns hamodinteeffeeta. I i dhenderrted and drew - from iti pa.iitlno an hostile force. which had been prepared and Ws 4 I itliktrile Mother service. Sn far it may he said to hit., .eeihtently - succeeded.' Of the battle of Talavera, it eantro, holever be said , that it succeeded either la immediate or rem eldectit. •It had been Said - that it stoppe.l the pr wevaa • of the enemy t bet how ilid that appear ?—Did not the-c.n0... • himseif acknowledge 'and complain, that from wAot of _the means of transport sad of provisions for his arnsy, he., mad not parsec ee cantata , to ROWDY the emsaiy, wlto. ilia khowt4 maietidaed their position far two dais streets o apt. , tie, without eaperieneing any livilt miskstatir from, oar ' victorious witty. In the saute desilleas sitratote. did -emir ~Nuuttiee troops remain after as well is Wire the miaooe,. ail, ctai eneiwy_vras allowed to retire in the most repine eerier, t a l it remain two days in the positiontheY took uplifter the ,heitt le. Lofd Wellington'also then appears to ha ve Lees wholly M. Witte of the proper totellionce respect* the iweblesa NA ' strength of the enemy. For he waited oil leejepati tber army in his rear, which compelled him to a ta s te Pei. treat, and tbat two days after the gaiedeg of that s „Tif. tory for which it b stow proposed to vitae the th .i.lta if Omsk ' Ilbuse.--Amila he meet ask, where then Ira proofs of tW success called a, victory which east fairly .00_ Ibillibi: Mt datinetion which it is in the ppwer of that Mime is be get, 1 The Noble Bad then splare.-ed to il:amine the Chip, to which the retreat and subsequent disasters. had keep on. phted. The' great cease was the wait of prOvideas, hid the • means at port;ireas and why did the' Bridals army fakeer ander these wants* or Why did a British .Ctetterhi'adraire , `• •of Si - rithiset the ' - 4 with ‘ denti - lion _ _ _ nadribleileed - _ be with/tad, ittdesthad iodated irt7aii r p - Mints fedi% if it did not poignantly shiii4 Mt .seh • INS ww lath, he was sot ashamed to cenfesk, Abbe •the ellttetlft, 'wind Nader the present timberlands ; aeries he hulk twit Neat aledialiat in the dor irtioe;• that hie NNW Ilishatili bltd dean eveli thilig *bleb mold be done by onf dista Mauler Addled to irl*lbbe had hese- plated. Oti • limn ere • Inir ;leave to blest* that the Noble Hari Who heeded OP ',yi: Olen to the present tdreibe diet Mt fled- eledly•vniinnasielt the progress Otter ? pendia'. that had hose certlad at be irermeot eat 8,60. ' NI- would totally sale theirs 1.4144 • iiteilliartet lliettlied to meted to tedirtagal the 'oft Poling* was thee in. of the army, aellseadard Zit the lathe tioeValLeited to adenece hes the Saudi. To *lefts of bib Sable Relative was to deliver p —MAI assetation be (SO- - think it m e re srary to diveW • It • _ ft3e.• 7, 4 .:44f7,,Aisiiiii7464;;: . . ~ .., . • . . ~ - . • • ~ . '' •' . 1..*.i., -: '..,.., ;•••• - ' • - - • • ....iktirei# 4 ' - +, , m , -.—.-.. - •'....--, , e• •': ~. ' *. r lb *, ' :I*. *1...1' . ... 4 • *. • , - .:. . .• • ~ ,•*IA :, 1 ~ so .4..... , ... •,-. ~ ... " Ov Mae.. • .. •• , ... 0 .... • . % T . .!. 4 Ati;l 4.• % 4 •' : .4i•te--. : .:-. V ..'•:::„.-- .....i'l... •.. ... • , .. . : --..‘ts> , :mt-* • •r: r; .i......-I , sct.lq . - ~. • .•.-: *.....--- .. - • • . - ....: , ,:', t'' . ": hi •• - If, ..: fl. . .1 ~ is --. • ' fari: . 9 1 • .. ... . 4 4,..• . ~ •:: .:".. %-: 5t,... , .. .. . .. . 1... .::.:. ~/ ... ~ '... . T . , ~ • *,,.... ' . 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C. i the 11 "'e ) 16141126 Y , he ebuldlerfeeSer fetettaln that hope; Sir J. 4 0 Aryan, Sir E. "” 14 t 444 $ "t 0 0Y ePolt tlehlie bet Privete grette m 7 be tight Hon. et) 4011, W. regretted thwoppasititia.whioh Ile was intw Certain his Won Ate/led ,iiiap. J. ........wWtteaeautic _— The et ,le orme.battre o f , and C. o r d i tk. J. .. .ww.gaseldtapriMis• - • .„.._,,) „ 6 , 4 d ittimilebstea fi l. ( O;tl j :.ilett A retsham t. 11°11 ,iit.g. ril l C a ishilrok 444ll b . 6 Ili detP.t : ' * ... . 4b eillitb, e --lik—T- /OW - Pattiwsn,J. • .' a* *bele ergaitta, wastliallididegett : • the eat- J. . p ediet. J. - , NW; thc o secead -to sti Od.sepliort the imiirreetiow , 1i0...1.W. Peke, Sir R. wl*h had at theism* tinietwoke asiVantong the ininbltants , k;. Prek, R. Athe Kingdom af Naples. Such: were the olliects , ef Aar ire, T. T. Percesal, Rt. Ho. S. extradition, in bath of which it, however, completely failed; !r. Lord Phiuus. Flan. E. Y."`"twit!lst"ding Its notorious fnllure, and the coastqtasices alenow 'be felt to tri-To-thili t hat __ bears 4vripik; Witinat 7he - convictrorZi smatits ." " . the thashatatll .. .m that be should be provided with thew amender . artieleir ' LeesioielY, rewarded. Why did se not , previously 'Send some Oliker into the ciqulry '`•; .f .that &Main were .to order bi alcertairt the of the Spanish arm yo alp -- tqgh aithraktael e2' mauls of the cuuutry to supply himwith resistorsid' a ' agaillitYsal/Plm____T! means *of transport t Was act this an maintop which . • , he csiala not rewrPAn want of 'foresight and precludes. in a Geeing. ' tl" - • potty Ao retlt 4 h...._tbe ohiclimoresterxwary than courage . lad career/se/ - t `, v • ' Noble; nal ._ 1- um ,' the British army•shoald remainso destitute of ' ',revisals' . ' * . • 1. if) which al was the mehne of transport in Spain, while the'eneasy set • je,' *Wad t* okletbF * sooptili e rlth all.shese earential requidteeo is it ~_ Noble Bari that it Wit& ititen Weevil. bat never satisfactorily e • " to • thatifooleto ht.; Evea . lll :login mid -neighbourhood of Tadayera a Slew to lalloactri Ittit/Illanisilsheld Sod ad aka* or sablistehei, the •. - - ' - so abditalled 'ln tkento - that when theO himself front such Mika df that place; cad of the BrifititYm sso . - .•'' ', ' :a - ~ be referred to the wile kft to their mem, th ey timid . , isle • ,p a nted , his reference fully to impply, oM adually did supply oils' . • .a ' , ' Ocbattle of T s ai- all . the nh. Oft of which *him iarwja. • • : .' .: • e liflew4Ml4.easseer- aided *Abed— Wass tbilly not.inte 4iptleot . •.. , 'estr= - Ite bigis ef ik .esfal - , 1,, , W as • British c.- .. , e'a.,en ..' ~ ,, ,,ssr . L ., Orders, he was salts- the ff.... Wiens:et? It wid tn. • nfu ;'. m i a go kin weal sentiment with the detail and the proof of all these imitanisos of waut of awe' . upon that extisor- Generalsh ip , which bat Ozarks* the late campaign is Sns. ion he had now/ re- Of the Valour and the enemy af the 'Patr adder fat ig ue, eof Talavera was to and the endurance of every.privation diq • .yed bi the an o y. re - nontheve engaged, nicenlogiuni could be extravagant. To 111 It would los, it was fought, or the cruel and unjust indeed to deov theencouragement and resets;! : e: by the British at which the Thanks of that - House shoisicl hold out to titel . were attacked, he But be could not see that the claim Of the r - -- - , to claims it might boast distinction on that oicialour was so inii.viass. For L 't -; confer. Surely sad' lingual*: chilleacter bent tire same Aline_ iiiiifased to irk 4, p !eats-such an exam- the highest respect and admired* tto was abut active g , lamps, should not be and eaterpthiag Aker, and hi insist repeat it, 0.4, it ?nut, distinction by which pilaf& to him in the extreme to rap the .prineat ice by which it could which he was only impelled to do biro ion piieh*sees4 .- fi,f, uch rewards, Mr duty. M duty. ... 4,o2sitaii; .. , .. . y one. How eagerly Lord MOONTJOT said a few wOrds in e x .. 4 Rater of France to The Marquis .WELLESLEY thee ruse. it `was'.. ' ish its brighter bursts ful, he said, to the Noble Earl to perform a public p: . .. His anxiety' and at- the present occasion. and painful, nod- hi, It_sre, fa a . jet iti 1 azalied la France like that of the Noble Lart,so characterised for liberality ,n, ter, when compared .sentiment and geoerosity of feeliog„ how mode more paiaiu( or despiied. Hence, the situation in which be stood, a dere he ,rouid out but Eau, iraloattained lei their to private feeling while became foiward.to peifuest a piditc. • witted their acquire- , duty. He had now to vindicate tbecMosorranil minuet 4 • demists also iu this a relative as leer as a . brother i la i d, af am eitsrel Alp it etiree when the se- iiad exerted his utmost jisooneal as . ttFlit.. altaiti lob its exertions ?.. '' It in the execution of the se..Slce ha to Mk ,aod . 1 il atteathroanil reined which, although the means foiled. hill its #4 , 7 asiOnjoe, his, there was au rita ppy seal sad efforts are still attested tar yersall , coice - of t tied spirit. However ,kiagdonio, ntid 4Y tltttCcw . d i t •Sdietrld r tong in..' Cord, they . petfectly two countries or awl l' ta . sylkiselsettalf lk hid d both the sigewCalid .so strenuously eifeited - tdmaelfs, Pt/S(O4OWe tridealri sit no opportunity of gable activity and ardent soot Virlitie 'Mike have heist urageaseat that could • so usefully and gloriouilyallsotir4 if diereeit lands I'M el i • ecotopeoce lits exer- liititmand from whom, after so marry Sitter•smi vrevices, who what occasion It had distinction he'll/as welters meritett andetisteloda,'...Wrldftlows wide at &alio° he did - not think it aramstry I. d'r.lL • It itbludding frost him- -Wppest , in tiviteyes of all Portugal, and in the opteme . .'4 cession. ; ;ftto What army. as Mild and compisteaa . 10edoil MS OW' bait rye the itletreeChlF been perfbrased.-._ In the ;teas time ileielor wastAsssome efoletatitla kadiseew Ants teorttstal, and lewd Welliormt 'heiptsclett-toi Tic vote u( May* sbtitrinth to oppose Mat la tits proremiliat co .:l44 l VlP data as pr 'days scieniear f but it waft ably the if to thee etc- . Atevilable geeatity a refitting his of VP; AIM *W. ew proposddle bald:. a daseli6 Throw of lard Ills Moms m that the two essrp , A to that of general M are, **Geitend!wit.e.o 5mi1410•440 Cowin& rigs !blight be too highly extolled , ' nv his itt's in , bitter' Alophost..! ras matter tiv 6 But belorisiames are different frotwthe cirri sace s tac is of both. toad oat, -Ilk% Ism #tiecil• at the time they seSorrbila • " illoOVCelstitred flttnia, the Oaversoneatof the contort 'eh, iiebieb dliptorm w •V • Olskoll ainongtipliwolit There lento broil warted the writhe they reoLto,Selatltoorsktliird I no power , swims. polite Skill and ypd. Void sit dit'lliii=eitt comma fir sheet/wiry, while an Orfed, LIM cos, .homilo coninsolided by the lehesetlim• tone cOmPtestrody perm in pP9volt-410:WI" Lent We'llitir tiattly 4 3 1 1 edrie Perahle day, throe . the Centrator • Item hog( wet itieWard slob& .6.. thfisordinnerdearee. . me nri • led eallittit Mehl idl•thnsoi. owe: • .!litsetildity and pew i te e 4 t l ) Id*OW 44, s 'e'wtlty. 1t 411,0 not« stabbed his postttoo, for Lord Welti,Aisa is lionidAithe delkey ee:inettnaiiiiir - hole position of the to es trine first istewer totally aellitt4: - Toe* wed teas um p epidit y and obstinate Victors corps, about ,bal . ht she were I by Clenetitt Sher- sonless to oppose. la this er ilc llldy Whiled to dove tlio military shill sod co-opeeattim ofted Weltioetim. . Whi t. •tnea was she &raw ? There inlaid be a eretlen he colddist It Tifsr. proflsalivinctioMets.hiss hy le, and sortie Melon- Spanish figiveemsett lifyiribit - noeserol.enesoa, and.t , it t bat !obis sided if I what *odd Wave foolliktigisipie !Wising t lekcy do' DO, eels it woo , overoiwo as some beagle**. tolF elbow 1* mow* been accompanied. drid, echo expel she Freida irwoo4lork coostry, hot simply • -lib • I 0 tittelt - - 1. . i Cbrietep.W.irthingtos 1 1.0 thittleg Vletcher.juo. 2 g 0 Dr. Hostock - - 1 1 0 rJ. K. Casey - - 3 .0-0 Decry Ellison • 0 0 uses Harlin •• - 5 . 5 0 'W. R,athbone • 5 b 0 11111stut Led Ker -010 $ Cawley - 010 I Thomas Raw** 3 0 0 Thntsuss Sawsittl,lus- 2 0 0 gobert Fletcher 2 2 0 Samuel Iteld - 0 1 0 Will. rhnrnley - 1 1 0 James 'Smith - - 1 1 0 Jonathon Smith • 1 1 0 Thom.* Bolwa - 1 10 John *buses - 0 Will. Hilton - 1 14) 10 Th 111114; Saith Thomas Green - I 2 Enoch Harvey - - 5 5 0 S. Harvey - 5 5 0 Ciarles Hawliusaa 0 lo Wm. Harvey - 55 0 Jolla Harvey - - 1 1 0 Jas. Harvey - 9y 0 Wm. &sit - - 2 0 A. C. - 2 0 5 i'esun - .5 Jets. Cropper - 5 5 0 Wm. Deans - 1 1 0 Joke Slater -1! 0 A. comes - A Frieud - - • 00 Mark Steveasoo - 1 Otoerrer - 1 iv J 0.. Bales " - 1 i Job!) Snaawirk - 1 E. and W.4sahlt - 1 saw, Toy , - 0/0 6 .1 1 , .1 k~ir se 111 , les E is bit 1 V h 11. Is Eg q a r I t