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denier point tenant recolltet nny rrlienlor conversa tion 1117 conversations with Genera( Br.iwarirg were very frequent. As the prespeet of li , kine Antwerp bv assault mold only bate ettisied tlr tinily part at the - enterprise, and 'tome. diatelv Tito i the loi.ding oldie troupe. buil Lordship formed auy disposition in paw own mind, ut settled who should he the officer to command so iniportsnt an under taking disposittun, fur that purpose would hove been mind: arrouling to circumstances, sod when the phre had hciti reconnoitred; of comae there could he nu disposition previously made on the sulijeit, and of Currie no utsetr xed to the command. Was say reeonn , ia3oCe of Autwerp made it any time ?—.• ; it con td u't be, because we uever landed on the Coatis:mt. - - - - Does your I.nrdship recollect, before it was derided that your Lordship should receive instructions of a 4 4. ni 1,1 lit. acription under the sig.' manual. seeviviug a me ttttt random of a more detailed description, in the form of instructions f r om Lord Castlereagh, shout Ilse ,11.1 of Julie last, which Mated the gent-rill ground itpoit which Lord Cast! , reach con trived at that tone that the Expedition was to twomed •.—I donut remember such a paper. - . . Does your Lordship conease that the general outline od tie plan laid clown in that paper, correspouiled with the pin your Lordship proceuled to exeristi under the instruc tions tinder the sign manual, which bear date the both of July '-1 conceive that it Gild entirely. Li that nirmiriin.lutu or statement, wan the atiark on Ant werp ilescri:ied -is intruded to be a sintultancions inwration with the devout int the island of Wok•heron certainly an. lint not that mcinoranduns also give a general description of the intritiatio.i a lOrla Iliollskitty's Government at that tune were in !muses. ***** , with respect to the airrenreo of the Scheldt, including the works of Auto erp ?---1 think it did, as well as I recollect. it rot contain a general refire-nee to certain military obstacles that the army aught camel to meet with on their arrival before Antiverp,sto impede the complete cm entiou of the service, and did it not particularly comeniplate the pos sibility of the enemy's being enabled to avail Morsel( of the protection of tbr omits of the citadel is ware either the whole or a part of the ships afloat ; and did nut your Lord ship understand that the decision soon the polity of the Ex pedition se formed, basing ihse.e difficulties in view ?—1 did. Upon the iuformatiun that Lord Castlereagh was enabled to by before your Lordship before you left Eve:land, what degree of hope did you feel youreelf justified iii entertaining, that the ulterior objects of the Espeilitiou ine:lit be sneer s tally acc•implislied, supposing the fleet armies at Santvliet wpm* the ad of Amcast thiuk tl, it if the intelligence turned out to be true, and that every other circumstance also fumed out trivimiably, I should base entertained (as I believe I said when I was Miura ex.:wined i a confident hope of elleeleaa as to the result of the Expeditiou: by chrism. si awes taming out favourably, I mean, if the Beet coold have wired by the -211 or ad of August at Santvliet. . Were the equipments of the army framed on such n prin. eipk a. to admit v( the most rapid advisee on Antwerp after its debarkation, with refit-I:nee particularly to the heavy ar tillery attached to the army living liormd, sod to its being accompanied by a cuiesitleiatVe force of cavalry, for the inte rnee of oliserviiig the mielsb Hiring pietism... tool rose, el c the catumanicatiosis of the army think that a as, sup. p,ating delver? to have bees mocha state as that it might hair hems t •!:ris by • eoltp.rk-eau, or might have yielded to a botithentaretit alone. Cali >per Lordship state to the Consieittee generally the mount of limey ordonore completi ly bossed that as. at tached to tliat por.ion of the el ms do wet think I could state it exact's. iii ?Lit any, the number "(horse. that would be re.quired to mullet eerie' piece of o,4lYllllre would th-peuill so much spa citcumetances, the state of the road., male great ',fitly of other circutustauces ; there weir lietscs gh to 'tomtit a traits equal certainly to the bosubardnisiit of Antwerp What number of horses ger the service of Hee hears artil lery were attached to that corps of the alma twem nine hundred and a thousand; 1 am mot quite .ire whether they were all actually arrived by thes.lil of Aug,u , t, but they wntild bane hero within a very few days. State to the Committee, in a general way, what 'min i ver of days you aprrYlita.l would have 111,11 arec..iry. niter the corps arrived at Ilantrlwt, to dueniheik and :Oconee it to Antwerp in a stair. atom the town, if the ,itilattoo of ilea works admitted of suds an oparsteuis'-1 cannot poosibly state boo long it vandal have token to have lauded the army, as it mind have •Mornaleil entirely upon the satyre of the breath, and Ilse nen al meats. there were for chat purpose, het I conclude that it 'Might bale been alone is the course of tam or three 1141)4. How 5550% slays Ike. your Lordship conceive it would have re qu,rcd to disembark nail move the Carla, to Anise p in a lalaallaa so bombard the lowa, wash the necessary mesas of bombarding the town'-1 think, with the COMP issusiestions f but with Übe Wheels of artillery uouu that salkiert, that after the heavy ordnance and bursts were all landed, lb. y might have arrived before Antwerp is a state to begin the bombardment in fare dabs; that is on the sup position wf aaAinz 30 pieces of heavy ordnance. In that commeinication ix the time !rtiaired for &sem _ borkiug the army included, or oot?-4 it not included When did the first appearances of sieknees to any extent sheer thecuseit es in the army ?—I Hook towards the guth snf August, to any considerable degree. Had the Irma beeu healthy prior to that period l—lt bad bre, very healthy. Did your Lordship understand that the crews of the ships employed in the Scheldt, or that any of the hoops ad long as they costumed on board the int.:aeons, affected by the disease prevalent m the lalaust of tt airlines% wad South Hevehend did Sapposiag the army had been carried up at OUrr to :..111111 , t, and do. mb.rkrd Oere for carrying On Uptratlioll Jig ftia.t Antwerp, bas your Lordship any reesima to euppoar that tr.- health of the army would have been exposed to suit, rug bout the same &seam that affected the trir.ps in N'akhen n and South Itevelanil believe that the vicinities of Ant werp (but 1 caunot speak from my own knowledge) are eve tautly healthier than the Wanda of South Hit rimed mid tValeberen, and that whilst the troops relnalin'sl eueliarked they etstainly would nut have barn fl,iiiracti In any alekewea. Hai yOUr Lorddrip any ri.itcoll to Nitrite MAI the disease prevailed at all tti the weighboui hood of Antwerp, eiders quite oat the edge of the river, *loch is subject 10 maw dation cannot speak to that feet, for I really leave we Lanes ledge upon the subject : but 1 believe the oeielibeue- Lund of Antwerp is not generally etmaidereil as unhealthy. Was landinz so large a partairauf the army, and continua' ing them for au Inez a period of tow im south &Villain'', any part of the urigiesal plan of the Expedition, or did it arise out of cirentustancea attar it bail r, iv, the Scheldt: —lt wan DO part Of the original 031110 till' r tastiest any more of the A..ruy in South Heerlen.' thim was aleolutely neaseasey fur the tahiug the several batteries, to en Ide it,. diet to pro. teed, and to have eolleettAl list iL.von.., of the filmed ea bonier., waggon., OiX. far the woe of the min ! , *0 cruder it moveable wheel it lauded at Santa:Lag ; the hooting so large a portion of the corps arose entirely from eireumatanees attar our arrival in the Scheldt. Your Lordship lonised stet. d that you slid n o t roneeive that the Expedition to the Scheldt exp....ad title., the navy or the army to erreminest hazard, will your Lord-hip have the goodness to stale generally to the Committee the grounds upon which glut opteion is f..rined, so tar as r: lairs to SOF Lary operatirms re might be mom or less loss, hut I did not cotuader that there ass any very great risk in the Expedition against %Veldts -reel, eu taking pow:minus of South Bevelmed, or in the subsequent landing of the army, s received of the streortle of the in that opinion by the intelli tbere wan tat force collected at as exposing the army to itu- .. - -- . arthe et el n y i lb 4 a and I h w e e i reu .l i i ::;:u7d n ita cc t i l ' t e a d t u o toin t ion " l r s7 l tli t t i : in f tsit. grove I ofttrwarda re-rived ; there was no force collected at Antwerp that I could consider WI exposing Ike arusy to tut- Oltneut danger. Supptoing tire army !tad continued in perfect health on the lals of A iizust, and that Sir Wchard Strachan had con- sidered at of onitortattee that an endeavour shoeill be wade to open the `n heiat to the enterprise of the wry, by the re- duction Of lin• Fintt of tello sod I.irfteu.hurtlt, so Co Si concerns the stru,a, of thr artn‘ ...tit.' your toldth , l , h' r e 1 liceitatril t • ssinlettake a !Awing,: St that prr.o.l'.-1 think I certainly shout.' hate howl,. I the trim, if or R. Strachati had required at at that tnne. sopp.n.nic 11. e army to no Hi perfect btaltla i volattleei I avoid hair uuntatitAteu as Ea 'Alava avdpat 141 Ia sad Llefkoaolrarik 'ar that araaied p. rim!, I ma nut prepaired lu say ; I should rather drink rook , mot, ultb the tini e collected tau the part of the ene my, hare eentured•yo divide the army so as to make • siege of both places; but that must have depewled so much sputa circuu.stauces, it is impuraibie to gist. a preCl.e 0 . is slut I should leave dui, when the army aas lauded; but I should not have hesitated to sod it, ;inquired by the navy, the army being in good health_ Is the Committee is unde.stand your Lordship's upinio• to be, that iii case the Sett had arrive.' on the 3d a Rails?, the army might ,have beeu disembsrked, and contitiuell oar shore from the 3.1 Jona to the e:O4, without prejudice. in your t.urd.hiti s judgment, to ii• berme re-esailsarkatiusi The army might certainly have continued to that period, had it taco collected in the field; but I am by no means sure it could hare remained iu security, ensbai krd in any open liana to that period, that would necessarily have divided the Drum very murk, and not placed it iu a state to make bead ag..istst the etirmy. (ro be continued.) THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, SATURDAY. MARCH 3. • Last night. in the House of Lords, the Marquis of LA119001%11 made his promised motion for an Address, praying that His IttlaJarew would be graciously 'leased to declare the particular ter who advised his Answer to the Address of the City of London. An interesting debate ensued ; after which the House dialled. and Ilie motion was negatived by a majority of 46. Last night, Mr. Witivaasso proposed certain Resolutions in the Hoare of Commons, prom 1111 l c ing a censure upon Lord CHATHAM, for the un constitutional act of presenting a Narrative to Hi, MAJESTY. in private, upon the subject of the Scheldt Expedition. After a brilliant speech from Mr. Wurrnict•m• the CHSPICELI.OIt of the Ex- CIitQUSIS recommended that the motion should be 1 1 deferred till Monday next; when each !Wernher would hare an opportunity of consulting the print-'' ed evidence. A Err wale d 4 bite, Mr. WHITBREAD acceded to the proposal, and the farther considera tion wit peftpotred accordingly. Number Ili, containing the Minutes of the con clu•inn of the Earl of Cusrussi's rvideure on the 'Walchereo Inquiry, has been printed.—lt Waving been alluded to by Mr. Wouroarso. Ira Ins speech last night, we this 414 y give as much of it as our I . 'is anus,. We will give the remainder on Mon dsy. A rettiectahle 'Keening Print, of yeoterd .y., an neutic.s.the arrival of the Coajurer schooner, after a loti•taLtr of mix day: from Liabrins with tio ;turnout of the total etacetation of Poringsl, on the e Ist I Ist, by the British and Portuguese ormiess, which are stated to have sailed on that day for Gibraltar. We have letters and porn from Lisbon to the 18th last, at which tint« no such rvrut was in contem plation ; and we, therefore, cennot credit this ac count. Acivonts hair her rrcetyrd from Cadiz of so late a &de its rho• 1411 nit. They state that the greatest cmititlence prevailed wish ►espect to the means poa•r.sed by the garrison of repelling any attack that might he made by the enemy. This confidence bad been strengthened by the arrival of 4000 British troops on the 17th. The garrison now consists of about 30.000 men. A strong . de tachment of British seamen had been landed to work at the batteries. On the evening of the the French ma le a brisk attack upon the Isle of Leon. from the side of Chivlana, but were se well received, that they thought proper to make a speedy retreat. , The French force in And:line:a is estimated at about 60,000 two. The main hotly, emssiseng of 25,000 men, under the ionnedtate mend of Jo %ten Boa ar4Wel. Is at Port St. Mary'' ; 10,000 it Sail incur ; 13,U00 near Seville ; and the rest, under SIBasTI4III, at Grenada. About moo men have been sent towards Be. dojos; and in the morning of the lith a small ia►rtl' of dui onus san3moned the place t • aut. render,•htlt were driven hack. It is doublet' wile. ther they meats to mike a serious attar k in that quarter, or whe►her they are merely making demonstrations I. divert o►r attention, and ;nevi nt us f tun *ending troop' to Cadiz. However that may be, our troops are nu their march to 13sulajos, to give the enemy battle. RoalAaa is as Burlaps, and on the l' i► puldi.hed ■n animated Address, recomme 'ding the sung determined resistance, and 1 the most ituelittkett cons+ Olej'. Two Me Ma IN of Cie Supreme Junta hare helm arrested at Cada, ande► earpieion of iiiring infor mation to the enemy, and have been sent 011 board the Spanish (ripe, /at Paz. Some of the Mnr, ttttt Prints of yesterday poly. lished, as nem, a 71Iess4gr from the A ..erieen Pre t.ident, dated on the 3.1 Jinnsry, oliie:s we pulp lishei so long hick as the 16th of 14. t m n iv eitertlAy a (hurt of Director.; we. 131.1t1 att the House, when the miclrrinentitoned Com month-rib look their tidal Irase of th, Court, pre vious to departing fur their respective destina tions, Captain A. RAIMOCIO, %wit Castle ; Captsia P. ItallasHl, A hilt ft k Caallip-.4.111.1441;rpri. Captaio H starrua, Prromi ; C. 10.1 Ramadmi, Mu I rapmflati. Hooper. Sim Rllllu Ikaaley-Illado as and Caplan] J. Ross was sworn into the entstnian:l of the ship Carmarthen, t m.s.g.tell to R ' b.ay Atr.ct ; as was Captain Yoy so, tut. tht: Len Lldsts, tot kledgira and Bombay. em' ofirrwrss Yesterday the Lord Mayor held a Cuart of Common Coon eil, which was very• numerously attended. The Commission of Sewers for the year enstsiug„. with several leases, &c. were seated with the City Seal. , The Commissioners of Sewers delivered in their Mall an nual accounts, which were ordered to he printed. The 'I hanks of the Court were umminsitusly voted to the Rev. Manley WlllOll, A.M. Chaplain to the Lord Mayor, 14 1114 very excellent Sermon preached un the raid Das, which lie war requested to priut, and scud a copy thereof to every M ember. Mr. Samuel Miller was appoiuted a Gorcentw of St. Bar th.", •w'a Hospital, in the room of Sir James Broom milt, deer:melt ; and Mr. John Taylor, a Governor of Bridewell and Bethlero Hospitals, tu the room of Thomas Ramsay, Cot. deceased. . Upon a report from Vie Committee fur General Purposes, the Court agreed to prevent a Petition to Parlimicut ammist the Bill for extending thz Capital of the London Dock Com pany, and a Petition being iirepared, was ordered to he prei. seined, attended by the ItC11.1:111111aDIVT. 4 conversation took place respecting the proceedings in Parliament, about Sinitlitiekl Minket, mad die Committee urCity Lauds were instructed not to proceed further in pro. r•cetiag the Petition, till the Court had totally determined wh.•thev it should be removed, Of enlarged tin its present vette. _ _ . . •" Au alteration in the fees of the Conrt of Requests was ak, evil to, upon a report klllll 11.1, CIIIIIIII.IICO for General Purptaies, and an addition made to the Sal..ry of one of tba Jeinior Clef ha of that Court. It was referred back to the Port Committee to eonsider their former reports, soil to hold cuaferefices with parties iuterested lo the shipping of the purl, io rid:ditto to 1111 114 tendril disposal of the Canal iu the Isle of The Itrnretobra•.eer was directed to attend the Special Committee of the house of Commons (should the same be sit open Committee,) respective. the West 1114111 I)4lCk Com pany, to watch if nuy thing tool place affecting the interest of the City of London. The Lord M11)71/r laid before the Conrt the requititiou he had received, 10 consider ut petit fitting Parliament against the 4 . 1 CC114114 of a Theatre within the City of London, which was rr ad, and, after some debate thereon, withdrawn. Elie Court aereed to subscribe the sum of 1001. to the Cha ritable fund and Dispensary, in Aldernaaabery. • T.EIgH 4,Curnhill ..nuJ NIAKIII 4(.r. Matta.% I tot. JoAttos Cuu tek, to 'Vitt of tits.% st E.lottatatl'A. 10 M 4111060 1. tart itt•ote to " love, bottottr, mitt colic. ta.t.telotr tor MA altl GOLD 1111 the tientatt wet., .hen:otolutely crotoirti the Intlio..! . __.., . . • - I+I4PAL IN orrpßtuLt.eL,Al. a G rr P et. l% . : u t' l E . I . ivia ~,.r .‘,, , H., I," • 4: ,........___ :0:: smw, • S T u h il e ed r, toe in a" I L , i i i , s:e i tm part • Ddvizt, ... • . • - was sold this day. Last night mid pi, it blew a fresh breeze ffonn tl,e westward, peNtr weather was very hary. Tido forei,co n , 4"A tt o • which had been 11 Iretien privateer, und hit,,, r ' " ------ this pldge, for St. Nlichaers, for a taro, ~f. i in 4: si.ve T i ill'' I came into tile Roads. It was a Sri : W ' I ~ii 6 Y is itt..rattl sight, a - , from circumstances, blare 11.2 t. in , I ' son to tear she wits entirely lo.t. v ie 1 1 '''. hoar 1,1 had Litt 41U. EJSI: I cured at a very high premium.. This morning t' . .e Alinerna I‘Dtrsirtitimdt:til,ll. .0 Y ; noll, 11.. i u Boate Ansi days from 511 . '111401, lade.' with cotton, roltes,.., 4: sugar, ran ushore 'mar St. Nlurearet's ism. .4,:, - .. is mile (ruin the belays where the Cowie ‘r,:,.. t .',- ' Towne. ,1 ~.. . M00d... man was I..tit shout three weeks ego. Sh. t . , ~ ...•t 7; , o r a oothwi which was ...t anchor, 61.4.6,4 • , . i 1 h A So• litittc . r we:o4 and u. 14 not able to tar..... ,1„., . • , ,-, cluing!:: site all, at low water, lie (pule ,i . , • • if not got tiff Ilse nest tide, will ye.taiiii‘ i. snEft 1 Her cargo is itituateti at between 40 obit ...,,,,. ,, i..„ ird 6 All the enast, 10: . near four mars, i.. sir,wiilt.,ri, Latta of the wrecks 'tithe Bengal ita.l Colon 111E1 AuuTillt,ll. Ls:Tel.'s sAISK 1 :1711 . :.-The onj.:,„ use sloop of wsr, lass tl.-tii . ined u::d brought iota usr HEATH wiluir..7 tallow. 0 t . h . e 1 I A I i r s c t m ic o , r n o i f: is - . ve,y , t f h r i o c i k ti , ;.- Le .... iii : 10 : „.. . 111.5 ! • awes ' WIP , Copt. Kennoa, from Slitlll4lU, with cotton, teal.. &C. came o i t.'iore, * under S. rorelaial..;:e 4 d . ~t , The Ch the renaiins of the Carer, her gum. have litea tlitaizt sale nr • , overboard. and part of her cargo landed; It tht a,„ ski wyather continues natulerate, it is ex peeled she ai► be get off. Another ship, supposed an Itinnewar' bound East Indianian, hail ne - trly shared the:vow he Dint fate, but she got oft and into the DllO9. • Luce gut oft; and carried into the Down. Ise cl. ~...01.. . THE MARKETS. r, Blau The or . CORN-EXCHANGE, Mason e. t1...e sndr. txttuF.NT t KICk. OF t.stAIR. clams , {{'heat........ sus. pas. toss. Beans (old) 5116 1114 1.... n...• row ditto moss. pp2s. Tick 1ika....,01d) id. r. 4. '4 Gs 11... , Rye. •••••• 441. 441. Oats •11* 115. 5s An • ..t 1 Burley. Malt 72s. au.. Potatin ditto -s. to aw,,,i, white Peas e Rape Seed 461. 4.. (Loden) i•• • •42$* 7 " . I Fine Floor s:o ...... ?Atli. G.., Peas.. ass. 475. tileseseil Im. ty. Ill' -....------ UXBRIDGE. us Corn-Inspector's Returo.-.TlFlvastliaw. If Sams. Piri 111 11'beat, per load. ...... „sot --a. to Jul ..-.. es‘fe. C Old Wheat ' -I. -d. to -1.-o. hili, a SAIIC y, per quarter . 34.1.......1. 10 445..-.1. is nil OBIS stk. ..-d. to :Is. -.1. FAIN Beaus As. -d. to tAs --4. •e•a.atic Pk:. ditto , one. -..1 to :.Iwo -J. n Par Pees sae. -d. to sa. -.4 ...l E ruicai. OF Hors. •lttot,' SA4IIIII. !OCRS'S.. ...sea. Best. 41.. los. to 7.1. tss. ti•••• 11, 41. es to 61. iw SCOT *u.sex, AI. es. lo 41. tun Sosass, 11. 144. to 41. tto I le s lilacs, 41. IM. to 51 I:o. Foruhansoil. -s. to tot ..• i (nd Duty divan fia,s‘ot. . i la Patt:Fas t)t • it AV AND STRAW. Y ESTER DAT. wt.•assitos. 1111111 Tate 4 SIM - Hay. 41. 4s. od tool to. n.l. Hay sl. is to at. Hs. ItE I. Strivo, M. lls tel. to .f-ta 0.1. New, ell. in. to ..I. os Clover, 6I• 'Os. to ;l .Is. C Strom. il. 6. in 21. to. ' I PRICE sir TALl•istli Ii • . ...on St.l4lnolett Market is the Tenni Tanen. 70. r.l -...t. Clare Market Whiterhapel Maeket is 4.1 %Vitas di11.... - ,..50 .". -4 11 I\N pert{. of alb - Susp ditto .... 7to ...1 .4 I 1 eis tore Melting Stott des ..: -. ••• 01' Average.... is, sJ Ditto roagb 4ss 1,11••••• I Greece .... . 1110 AO Good Dregs Yellow Reap, gas-Miltled toss-Cool, 111 4 'Price of (handle., per dozen, los Id-Moulds. 141 ad . SMITHFIELD MARKET. MARCO a. o To tisk ths Offal per stoat otillto. o Reef...... 45. 4•1. In as. ad., Head of Cloth, this day... I I %10ti0n...4c 4.1 to ss. id 1 boaista ...... .... .... 7.• Veal 51 eel. to 7e. .tol. 'Sheep .. ' Perk Ga. al. to 6s. ad. I Calves , Lamb.- os. oat to ns. nd. Pigs 3w 1 HAY-MARKET. ' Hay al. 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The pressure of FureiEu and Parliamentary inteltigeoce obliged as to defer its insertion until this day To the Honourable the COMMONS of the Voila King dom, in Parliament assembled, " The Humble PETITION of the Lord Mayor, Al , ler- OWN awl Coninimia of the . City of Loudon, hi Cow. Mon Council nnembled, SIM,/ Irrtt Thntrelinvt: diverted, with grief and concern, that a Bill has been ordered to be brought haw your Honourable flouse, for gruutiox • pension of trnonl. per annum, for three Nor s, to the Hight Hon. Lord Viscount Wellington. We lug to rept-. sent to your Honournhie Honer, that a measure so eatraurtlittury, in the persetit attention of the I :rout s y, and, under all the afflict ing circumstances at tending lOW ar.o.rs it tiplUll and Portaged, under the etta t tunnd of shot tteoer, cannot but prove highly injurious in its curse. gurneys, and au Leas gileVo4llll Haar trt itating to the U4llOll at large. “Titat, la making the sempresentatiosts to yoor flonnitrahle lionise, we life Ined .01 MOM fronlllll/6111 . 11 of reunnun and vigilance, iu the present period of diflicolty and distress, than from au Enr/lIINII desire th7t , s hen such nooks of natii.nal gratitude are bestowed on :tot of the gallant &feuds,e of their Coontry, they shall be given In %orurrruec with the amend aentimeats of the nation, mud so strict conformity to the claims of t►e individual. " TYa, estertaiwinz those sentimrsits, it is ow palisissi dusty to state to your Honourable House, - that,' aelruilling, to the utmost Meld, the valour or Lord Weliiugtou, wr ilv nut recognise in his military cmilitrt any esinot to this na tional remutters;ion. 'flint, in the short period of his .eTVICCII in Eornpe, wee anpatanott t. to.. ;attn. we have seen his pilaw surly in Portugal lead only to the dins Aerful and PC indslutss ('on• vention of Vintet, signed by his unn hand—a tra,saetion, t►e amend of which must be ever hateful to litritelt ears, avid which has Axed as, indelible stain on the character sad ►o sour of the country. o In Spam, we have seen the valour he displayed, is re mesitte the French at Tstsrera, with tnitnen.e loss ahem, produce 1,0 other conewittences than his almost and rapid ntrrat, under the mortifying and dekstrons cir cumstance of being compelled to leave his sick and wounded to the care of his enemy. " That, as yct„we Im oyipitnessed no Inquiry into either of the campaigns, and we COOreiVO it to be due lodise station, b.f.., its resources shall lie thus applied, that Om most rigid Inquiry should he made, why the valour of tts MIRK'S has torts thus so agelessly sod unfortuuately dis played. " that, in addition to the remount we hove stated against this lavish ge:tilt of the politic *floury to Lord tv e th os t oo „ we beg leave to remind your Honourable HOOK, that this OIL err irs• ettaploy.l in India for several years, in II tArtely of services, he far the most profitable that can fall to the lid of a British filfirer, sad that himself and faintly possessed, fur a lung 'period of time, in that , jOliter of the wo r ld, the most ample firms of securing to themselves the most obondant fort onto. " That, since their return tit T.nrope, this family has been is ronatatit potweasion of the most lucrative ufSeos and emu latucole of the State, end we have see' Lunt W111114..1 , 0 himself enjoy the singular advantage of bolding "ire of the 'modest clad oflices of the Guveratnent, n bile& he an. in the exereifte of los military r0112111110.i In Puttugul. .4 That we bex to stole to yonr flumiorshle FT...H.4.014a the Lewd Ma)or, Ablertsen, and Livery 4.f [Amami, Mau:rue to Petition the King fur • rigid, onoartial, and general In ipiry into the plans upon whirl. the Ea peditonati to Spais and Pertneal were nutlet taken, as well as °labia to Holland, mud tato the conduct ut the Co ssssss moles' to ahoy the) were en trusted. That, in direct violation of their eatalkalse , 7 rights. the lona 11.t.0r and i.beriffs, • hen they attended to deliver the said P e t i tion, were out only prevented fr o m i t i di ria d ag Ibe spine to the• King at the Levee, but al•u .h•uted ■ personal audience of llu Sfojeaty ; that they bee to istipri d oi it on your Nommenlsle flower, that arch light ism .ra•.er lwf o re questioned or denied, otol lb. y were Owlet., yoire n t e d f r om lajitig their just complaints and grict.atires baton slier Sovereign . . '• That they conceive it to he a high agrraraiinn nftitie miow.vmdt.rt of Ili* Vial( at istroopnlota 7 pit .1 r.cl• ot, that thev ba•e not mit! Waved a harrier betatra the Lissa and tlw l't .tioirt bat, 1 , 1 the vary fare of t h in• coints plasts,..aud incoutrayt and drl we of puLlir opium*, atl- - • ;laird ilia Maj... t0 . 111 . 11/1111124:1611 to 'PJarliautrut thc . 11;1•1 grant a., Loral %Vellaaigtoal o That. IWO Or 111 k, 1111 llsrer eirorowalloarras iota, .nn Cnosieieration—u hen arc rrflert, two, tii..ltiic it motor 00 4.0 l groterelreelinvi of tisisConotgy I toe tierce lawn a lid to (of any slushier n wow ,Alton to Ike &toil, of flec lona turd Sir John Mourn, e her, after n lung tarn., ~1 mg:g lary Rlorc, in a nostnitt perlionentow of ton totitin, dui , a . and 'wait in, only his Patinae). p 0). later haring 40,11, t4 Wed in iiittowt • Melte in .hi.h hen,.. . et Irneth, to the irreparable lots of hog toil.g . ttgl country lot gl has life to its gig fm.. • ( °rustic: gut: 1111 il , lOlAt clientitAncrie. we •olispit to )our !immutable I Timer, °cif 15..,, can Ise Wither re af.oll stun jitelicc to [nuking lb. pt to• ptrse4 grant to Lggegl Hellen:oon. '• Ht, therefor, lossolgls pro, war Hou g gite g l,!.. 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