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lole Lord's reeollectiou failed him; is Ltd netioticped British olsjetts only to dale that they were In be. poet /Via cries of flay ! Hear ! fan Ike Oppoxities.).. Noble Lord had cautioned them against the felonious stealing of eh.pi, and yet accu.ed them of not fleeter* iig the -fleet at Fermi : he wooled to la esturtuend that we should have all the globs of generosity, atol all the benefit of pleader It *could have been posed& for us from the beginning to have said, " Yon have been vassals of l'ernee, end we do not lament that rain has time yuts." We might have said no without denoting from the line of conduct, which nations are every day adopting towards oath other,. but happily mid fortunately for this cunutrg other principle. have guided its councils, and iufluenced its population. tie dot not dispute the right of the Noble Lord to esti the Goverunieut to iceman ; bat there was a wide d..tioetnm hrtweett the two caws, when • Ministry culled f w an UP4IIOII open a certain measure which one fully maturedend cioneluded, and when there was as attempt to (ortolan the call previous tut such conclacon of the measure ; it was W attem f it to crowd a million into one campaign. The triasection was nut now in that state iu • hiclitiovern went would he williae to submit it to the josh:mint of Podia nevet.—ffiesr ! lien, !from ti. Oppagi!ies hey wtrc not, ti,erver, afraid; he load drawn • fair Parliamvutavy :: . "SOS. The Noble Lord, throu,Llt the satire of to. epeeest, :nought dater to:Tether, ,vithout any iefrreater to places. "Ye Gods! eimihilate both spare cud time." The Right Hun Giait. then entered into an explanation and justification of the treaty concluded letWeell this coun try and Spain, stud t. n that the failing of the Aced at Ferrol into the hands ut'the emu) v, was not to be attributed to the neglect sof 11,431ejesty's mister+. IP viudicatml the coattail of Mr. Vern, .bat 6.11 that public duty must not ging way to aureate fiendship, sal coold nor-sly that that GyM. was *bony blameless, as there were Darts of his coo duet win tit he cattld ant approve. As to N: e. Cheminlly, be knew ii,thing of him, and believed that 11r. Etere knew as little of lout, till by chancelst loecalne the hearer of a dispatch front the Junta at Sladriel. The advice givea by Mr Freer to 6:, Julia Moore, was sulk' tent, and the entreat adopter' by that (fen uas it mutter still to be regretted Ile thought the battle of C , lftlfloll was good fir the national character, although he regretted as deeply's: city 1114111 Could do, valuable twee lot noon that area..ion. The Right os. Secretary cali che:lA with irtuarkiez apon the present elate of Spain; he did rot c meets., the cause hopeless, hat could anticipate a iseri.el when the aasistauce of British troops might be more effectually employed, and the Spanish cause he dually Mr. Tt Leer st, in a most able speech, which we regret the lateness of the hour and our limits will not permit us to detail, hoped fruity what hr inittlit base OetaliUn in offer, he st.un',l tint be suspected of 3 desire to damp ay spirit which mien no ise in farour of the Spanish cause; stud although not so s niggler iu his expectati ni the Right lion. Gen. Heenan who had test sat down, he felt as warm an interest to it as any mate—The Right Hon. Gentleman, in the begin. sing of his speech, bad set out with considerable humor; bet he could nut gay he continced hiAnouruns to the end ; be never saw him ses dull ; for, not,ithstandint signifiennt looks, two quotations, and one joke, it would stand upon record they had produced no etlect..—Mr. Prete stood in seeded • friend and defender ; nobody, howeres, bail said a word in his defence tilt lie did, and he had not quid MU' b, which emu ise—for a Noble Lowd,on a fowler occasion had told Retinae, -.which wax wiser.—.(.4 hive ) With respect In the surrender of the ships at Ferrol, the Hi, Ilan. Secretary bad said nothing, hating argued upon words which had nersr etcaped the Ideover of the Resolntiions. but he eirttged Ministers with hartng neglected to supply the,'Splaniards with means which would have prevented the sliipe'reson torn the hands of timelier:ay. Rut to here hero consist ent with th.rr conduct at Captain:he, they sh.nild hare Prized the Beet, to prevent it falling into their hands. There was, hiewever, this difference > that rat reopen:sager. it was a mutte r of spi-onlation—here the french were warelvag dant to tare immediate possession. Still be was glad they did not; ins twice the flambee of ships, he would n ot have Pleb s mint arm the patimial character; but they should bete afriodirt the Spaniai els the mesas, t'e neatest of wli s ch was is gross dereliction of ditty. Ihe treaty which hind been entered Into he roailemned, IS an Mtn( l'elaary coin. veinal of His Majesty's assoe, which the eiremaistatiera of the country did nut call fir. The Hon. 31ember neat touch ed upim ma- military eahrts to aosnot the Spaniard., con demned the delay whirl, took place is the embarkation., and the manner in which the Noble Lind !Castlereagh, erimi valN suffered the t me to pass away in eliding dispatches, while the runny were pouring troops into Spaiii--it was an unjustifiable evegiect, which had brought disgrace upon the British arms. He drew a most 6 cling picture of the antral lois in wh;cli the much-lamented Sir J. Monet wee placed, whom justice, prudence, and muderstiun be commended He denied that Col. Cliarinilly was seat with a dispatch from the Junta at Madrid to Mr. Trent, aad said that the discretionary power given to Col. Charmilly by Mr. Term, to deliver his &spat, hes to Sir John !Hoare, was a most deliberate insult; hint as the Right Rummest& Secretary bad acknow. lodged that 3 1r. Peeve was not ...holly blameless, he should nos say any mart on the subject But it was certain he wits unfortunately scut to Spain, under the auspices of the Hem, Secretary who then defended him. But if there was toot mule mark of censure passed on Mr Frere, he was of opinion that the Citantir and the House would nut support its dignity. Sir John Moore knew, if be retreated without Ggliting, that he would have mutinies in his Majerry's Cabinet. The last words that he spoke u telt, " That he trusted his Coventry would believe be had done his best." Could it be conceived, if he did not feel that them sat sotortbiag Irmo( at home, lie would hsve used such ao expeemion i He kaew, if be had lived to arrive Is this country, it would have been wider the must painful (keens static, s. (Mr. Tmtney) believed that Sir .1. MOUTe had been liable to the mast Tevere treatment that any General bail veer espericieed He conjured the lion Securtary to weak oat, if he had any charges against him, as lie was enandent, if there were any they could he imme diately refuted. Yet, from the any, of His Majesty's Ministers, uo inonnment erected to his memory, or laid achievements, scented to throw a censure on the nine who was aerial iel by the army and the country at large If be was the lather of S.r John Moore, he would nest weer the highest emolument on the Civil list, but would feel bimself proud in to-riving a grant of fire ',ann.,. f r o m Paellarneat. He would ask shy the Patentee of Dims-lane Thratie sun prevenia/ from repeating the Monody kit the mummy of Sir Jobs ‘loove? and why was flit Sidarriptison at I lot .IS stopped i theie were more than timed milsoco tend for erecting • nionainent lathe Gallant Ventral's winery, but afterwards they felt they were too poor to carry it ints 'flirt. They could bestow their iudnetwe on Sir home Popham sad others, but bevy alone they kit the ',thet a of poverty. It was stapler, they could only relieve the tieing, whirl' it was is his Ilaje•ty's ponce to re word. Ile coaeledied by saying, could a-o, man lay his band on his Mari, and say, after what had happcaeil, that the army of ibr cueautry aught to be eutrioted to the Noble Lord opposite, (I net ('astlereagli) and the lluke of Port- I. nil, or that tees a corporal's gaud should be left under their date nni Mr Pt NC I. y AI. took • general servey of the qnrstion before the Mouse, and said he would nut tumble it us a subject so stale and flat. lle then followed the argomeots of Lord Vastk meet', and contended they fully answered the &onto% made against his Majesty's Ministers, and that whether they had sent an army to Ipain or not, they model have merited the mow at. tempt of eriswerc. But if there were any hopes for %petal It %Mete be ;scenic, to the circumstances of the array ander the eunirnapri of Sir Julia Moore having entered sp o i ls , q a to Mr. Frcre having riven his advice to Sur John Moire, it could out be considered as obtrusive or impertiorst, le it was requested by the (Seismal; !mit then it nr.is said that that advice was wrung; alluring it to be au, yet the military man ought to have hem, the joilsw, and he ;humid nut have been hammed is the opinion of a earths's. Mr. Tt CRY EY and Mr. Pittlrerlf AT. mutually explained Mr. MIAOW! 8111141111111T•11110kl at lei.gth in favour of the Resiilat Lard lIIIS Rl' Pert v apaltvgoird for Mtru.ling oo Rouse at so late ail boor ; but could nut avoid noticing %nate al serrations that bad fallen from Um other si•le 0., the flomir. Tire Neil& lard 1134 imparted • 11131 Naar, Wit. • arra military power, and could, when me make ipte of Wm/OV* men. A Right Ilou. Gear:arm! hot alto diacoverarl they *etc incao2.eleut to say trig at one time that car succours were too tartly and at inU:ll , l mug:itch ; he thought they weft both recut:et le aide, inasmuch as hr thought we were top late su deal ing succours to prevent the inundation of the French into Spain, a.id flistt once efleeted. we were too hasty in basardine the Loerr of the British array without a plan to proceed by, ur twain' of retreat secured in the event which took place Nis Lordship dektidcd time character of bir John altiiire from whet be considered at { eas t warns justification of h:s character by Msuisirrs insisting that he had a :ranted contrary to his judasoemst, and that every failure was to bwattrdouted to his being overruled by a political ambassador. Mr. WIIITiIt EA 0 delivered his sentiments amidst much issipatieure exhibited 1w the House for the (melanin, but winch lie felt himwrif hu'uud to deliver. lie principally wiArd to know whether, on Mr. rsere was nadorstond to be samvsedeti by a Noble Marquis, as reported, he WAS to be appointed to any other situation, ist rrport had 111.0 sent bins to Constainittople Thia, notwithstanding the defence made tor hint, Ise thought highly litientswr, as he had, in his Mind, es owed himself ditomolified for any sittiati .... . ....The conduct of Mr. Cb4rsoilly be equally reprobated, and painted iu very dips . I vasitagentis roltwn, ss having Len first known ns a Revolutionist iu at Domingo; flora then re coining to France, where lie had attempted to raise an insurrection ; after that, rt tiring to this country, whet, he was successively knouts as a coal suerelimit, a distiller, en gaged in usury, sad n bankrupt. These were facts. lie said. could be proved Ile ban afterwards, he undenit ~,,, 1, ap plied to Ministers its be stilt oat to Spa's, and was refused yet lie was afterwards famed employed by Mr. Frere, though said to be tank:tuna to him, as a confidential aped to Sir Moore. The lloute emu hag imputient for t►e question, a .iisi.:ost took place on the lint Resolution, which was tiegaiived. dee 111 12:m Ninjority .• I i 9 The other Itrodutioei were negatived without *division!. The other Orders of the Day were diepraed of, sod the Houle adjourntv! at FIVE O'CLOCK. THE - B - RI ; I1S1- . 1 PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. MAT 10. Two rulletins of the French army in Cermany have been received, containing a detail of the military operations to the 28tli lust. They are of much more than the ordinary length ; their sub stance is given in our frnat page. On the .37th, BoaaPAßTE'll :lead-quarters were at M uhldorff, upon the 100. At that date the a hole of the Aus trian army, passing through Latidsbut and New markt, had crossed that river, or retreated into Bo hemia, under the Archduke Cu tILLIA. The rare grade movements of the A ii,tnans clearly chew that the victory was aith tic French ; but it is also clear that they did not retreat io and that they Contested every inch of gro ee d, sometimes with doubtful success. So certain did BUNAPAILIC con sider his ultimate success on the it7th, he on that day addrc.sed a privelamatiou to his soldiers, in which he promises to be at Vienna before the lips, of a mouth. On Sunday, the Dueness of Yon& completed her 41.1 year, was not celebrated till Mon day, at Outlands. Their MAJESTIES. Princesses Aut.t:srA. Mutt', and Somas, attended by the collates* of MACCLESFIELD, arrived there soon after one o'clock, and Bern received by the Doke and Duchess of YOnn, accompanied by, the Prince of Wst.`e:s, Oakes of KENT, CUMSEULAND. CLA RENCE, and CAMOILIDGE. The Duke of YWCA'S baud (the lit Regiment's), in full uniinrin, was iu attendance, and struck amp God sew the Kings.* Alm...t three o'clock, the ROYAL IFAIMItLy sat down to a sumptuous dinner, devring which the band played upon the lawn, and they continued to do so ior an hour thetas di, while Their MAJESTIES amid the FAMILY walked nn the lawn. In the even ing 1 kir • Atios:sriEs and the FRINCEssES Flea tn. oed to Windsor. The Patscs and the ROYAL DUXES returned to London. His MIuSTY is expected in town. thisday. to hold a private Levee and Privy Couucil at the Qv EL w's Palace._ _ _ A vessel called the Good Hope, from Lisbon, passed ou the filth last, off Cape Fiiiisterre, the fleet of tranaporta conveying the cavalry that fol. low& Sir ARTIIITA WELLESLIBT. They were wil ing under a line breeze, which moat have carried them into the Tagus within 48 hour*. This iv:ces sion to the Britis:a force will mule our cavalry in Portugal 6,7 0 0. Ao American vessel ranch the Fair zlniericate, arrived on NloncLiv nt Dort r, with several palseii ger* from Dunkirk. Aiming theta was a gentle man, who, froisi the %Tweet shewu to him, i* sup posed to be a persou or distinction. He was ac companied Iw eyouth,upparentlr hi* son. A heavy living in the direeion of Boulogne was li.Ard on Solidity evening et Dover. It is %opposed tirhsve !Neu Rica dc joie fur sonic farther successes over the .lostriaus. Loral Aat lIIER left town testordoy for Potts mouth, to attend rise Ccurt Martial on Adenine' I~ARv►.i, o hick i. expected to colutueuee to-Utor• row. 'I he KING has been pleased to appoint ItoNNIM ADAIR, E. to be His 'III.I4EITY'S Anibubsatior Extnlortlinary and Plenipotentiary at the Sublime Ottoman Porte. The Mau has also been pleased to appoint STRATFoRD CANNING, Esq. to be His MAJESTY's Secretary to that Einkowly. An inquest was held on Monday on the body of Mr. ELDRIDGE, landlord of the Southatraptou Anne Cotfee-house, Southampton-buildings, Hol born, who hung himself. Verdict—Lawy. Sane day an inquest was held upon the body of a 3 wing wan, drowned in the Serpentine. supposed 4o be from Norwich, and his Dame GREEN. erdict —Found dawned. IVe are expired) , called upon la answer a para graph in • Morning Paper, intimating that Mr. DA% ILL', Candidate for the Intha Direction, is a partner with Mr. Btteltitoote, one of the Dutch Commissioners. Without entering into the merit, of their case, we are authorised to state distinctly, that ?Jr. DAM IE LL is a t partner in the mercantile house of Hatc•wooiss. Dttligt•ln and Cu. of Billiter-square, but that he never %%a% connected with Mr. Ilatcawoop, the Commissionsir, leho re tired from business more than ten years since.— Nelthsr is ha concerned in any banking-bouw. ron 'CITE BEN um OF MR EMERY. TiIE.ITItE-ROY.II, HAYMARKET. ON FRIDAY NEXT, Alny 12, Itto9, be presented Ibe Conway of TfiE lIEIR A'l' LAW. Daniel lieneift%,(alias Lord Ditherly,) Mr. Blanchard ; Steadfast, Mr. Murray; Dick I/owlas, Mr. Earky ; IYuctor rangloss, Mr. Fan tett Kenrick, Mr. %Tidily and Zekitl homespun. Mr. Emery. Caroline I)urturr, Loan Deb Donlan, alias Lady Duberley, Mrs Davenport; Cicely finmeepro, Mrs. (W4A. in time evir.e of the reeving, (for that night ouly,) • New Cumin Song, called "Julia 15,11 in Town; nr, British Wont for Ever! W r itten, anti to he aunt lay Mr. rteicry.--" The Great Boo by," by Mr. Enwry.--A Cootie bong, by Alr %laadeu And a New Kong, written by Mr. Emery, called " he Collier's Windlass;' by Mr. Taylor. To which will be added, the musical Entertainment of • _,,.• 1.01 K LAUGIIii AT LoCKSMITIIS. - - Captain Iteld.re, Mr. Manton Fired, Mr. Illaarliard ; Tatterton, Mr S 114.11111011; Mak, Mr. Fawcett; Grenadier, Mr. Field; and Sulasiaint Lob, Mr. &sexy. Lydia, Miss Bolton. . Marto to he had of Mr. F.mery, No 104, Ilattnn•garden ; aad of Mr. liratolutr, at the Theatre, where Places for IL &nen one by token. 11.1NovEft-Wit:AKE. MR. ISA Iticmt r;•01;;Ifullt ac• quaint, the Nnbility„ Gentry, mad his Friends in ge neral, that b.s Anneal BEN EFIT CONCERT will take Mare in the allure Rennes, on FBI DAY, May 26. The Pedsrar a,tre rill be on the g...unl scale of former yens.—The princi pal Vocal Parts by Mrs. Billingtoe, and other eminent Per formers —Leader of the Hand, Mr. %trilling ; Conductor at Om Organ, Lc. Mr. Grcnturex. Particulars rill he duly publi4icil. Tickets, liali-a-piiimra each, to be bad or Mr. Esti Irmle, No. 11, .oho nitte.e; also of the Aissic Shupe of Birch all, and I:essrs. Cketeeti and Co. Ilk,' ESSItS. A5}11.1.:115 resiwetrutly inform the Nulitlitn Gentry. their Friends, mut the Public in Gene I, end their A n 4 lIEN F.I I fin fixed fur 11 hitnou- Ere, SATURDAY, the eon, of 11:1Y, 19n9, when will he prrfoiined at the 1: E. ROYAL, iu the II A Y-31 Alt. kET, A BELECIION OF MUSIC, Emui the Compositio.is of the most farmtrite. Authors --du a Nell MA DAME CATALAN,' will (f.r that uight .sty; sing admired nir of " Angelo, cr.? bright and fatr," and Ilse Bravura of a Itegiti.." (composed cc iwsslc fu' her by PortufgAlli EltAil AM, the vele. brnird Recite' 4t, of " borer and Deeper still," end I,y dc si-r1 the IWW Sung of " The 1.0 words of Murinioo."—Mr.. DalkONS, " holy, Holy, Emil," and "Swett Bird " Tido Is and Mares to be bed of Mr. flenioloa, in the Bus• Other tu the Haymarket; a• Birchen Alt sic shop, Bond. street, and of Mi , srs. Ahldt )11. FREI:MASON'S HAI.L MRS. AIOUNTA INN BENEFIT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 'so), MRS. 11100NTAIN suo,,t reperthilly begs ronnisviss w iuform the Puh:ie, rool those Friend* who have hotherto lowitourtJ her rattiness 0 tLvir protre. tion Iwo! patruo,oav, that, ios courequecee of trecnt weals, winch deprive her sof thee, advantages she &need bp a Breeht at Derry-hue Theatre, Mrs. M. hes ellitupoished her Nil.t at the Uprose, and at thesearou-st flequtso of se veral of her l'attwee, Ike. lee. at iv Watt. ed t o poeve ot, fur the firm time in Lomita', her popular L.otertainu.eal, to Twee Pada, called THE LYRIC NPVELISIT: OR, A SUMMER'S RAMBLE. Performed with testiee ruled applasee fa the Tbeetire-Royel, . . Fainburgb, &e. 'Mc +hole to be rcsatul and sting by Mrs. Mountain. The Lyrics accompanied islo the Grand Piano-Forte by signior G. Lanza, and on the Violate by Mr Mountain. PART THE FIRST, To commence pith a Somata ou the Piano-Foste, by Mr. Y. pa., iuo, EXORDIUM. Situp and Cuuspourr•—•" The CO: feet iiii.;;e Ditty," Skielll.•—•• Droste Little Cupid," Diur,—.•• s wee t s tra w. o f H ape," Derr—"The Tempest," entreat. • Castritu•—• 4 Pour Emma the Nlaudue," Webb'. PAM' THE SECOND. Selo riolie—M r. Mountain. Senor and Compulers--A' Sweet Jannctte .1 the Grezn," " Roar of Aberdeen." Italian Murk Braeurs—" I nee..r shall aneurn," Lanza' Nattwe and Melody," Condon, the Irish Bard. The Accompaniments by Mr. MOUlliallt. hhartialßravura—Catrott PART THE THIRD Mr. Pasornso rill pedants t►e arkbrateJ Description of a Marra, by . 11r. Srribett. . . Seaga and Coutposccs—" The Careful Wife,” Hook—. " Tom, Death, and Mary," Honk--. 0 Dc'el take the pars Song—Finale, and Lyric Epilogue. Dar). Doors to he opened at seven o'clock, nod to begin pre cisety at eight . Tickets for the Hall, 7....-Gallery, to be bad of Mrs. Mosatain. N.). ton, Great Ku.stWatreet, filiatnsbor,; 'at the Bar of the Tereus 1.11314 . 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The ruilnueuts of Learning all lw offered t,y reatW 'setback, and proper endeavours nisi d to rand, r their future efforts to Elsousir.itcr In a higher ashool rt u .y and agave:dd., their health and comfort sill be likewiseeart falls attended , to. Cards of address may he bad at Mr. tiuds.,;e.,, C)afia.•d-street l nail at Mr. Ordway's, • Nu. !Oa, Piecsdilly. ar:AuTiruk. wom EN. Ti' g reatest itieinssi. to 13runtv in soorrfloott, Rains on he rase, Neck, and Aeon —4III:I3EKT'a ROSEATE POWDER. insnewliately rens,nsa them; is it elegant article, perfectly Snowing and pleasant tv ow:, pelts 4s. ..or two its one pin eel, 7s. r - - Sold by the Pr4prietur, Wholesale and Retail, No. .23. 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Moats, of Pall-mall, hat. produced prizes to the amount of Y 4,7631. ca.e in Chanter,r between the Prowirtn, • of the Haymarket Theatre hal bee.t JuetalAy Lira. IiDIA DIRECTION.-1 malicious attempt haw bet u anode, "'thin these kw day., to injure a cer tain mileptialeist otxl popular by pub lishing a garbled retract o f a letter, which exhi bited as iitionliag proof of hie attsehineut to the par y of Mc Sierras: but it is obs:bus this minor Le tue case, mice the members of that respectable community, now in the direction, are not mily hos tile to hint, but actually couvassiog for the other Indian mobil:ate who, in eouseipience of flue ritoport, moil a coalition with amtlii r candidate, (a soot of traffic which every independent proprietor must de.opprore,) maker a most flourishing derma ration of out bei.ig appalled by monied or commer cial interests, :moor nouns itisi 111 l at ions, &c. &c. MEETINGS OF CREDITOR/II AT GUILDHALL, TO. MO 1111110 W N. N. 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