The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-20 00:00:00

IT7c ~ i. Ail , 74., •.1 L... I . ter t i . ' i 114 4 .. ''''''l.4A: , 4). 'Aiirtzs gt . - s , if - 071:4 1112 X* ) .}F.:1 ri , . ..,4,,. I it ~..~ l• _ , • - • • - I. e, .:M " .~ is ti'. ,~ , ; :'• ' • • • •• •-hrmftel lit i A • :. :. •Y ~ T• .. , : . „ . TUESDA Y, B UA Y Co, 18 ..•.,~. ~f' i , , gumitrat 7:120.] ..~ ~. ~ . ~, ..~,• • r- ' PRIC;; r+,177.1•311).7,..Ner. • ' THEATRE ROYAL,' nil ITItttNN E. )1 1 1 - 11S PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 20, Isl 6, • theirtrasjce•lies'Strvaitil w,ll pM:ffin •• •••• E. Al ,•• • `Sir Francis Ovine, ; Mrs. Marrtyrr, • Tolvbieh'ssill be achlea,.7.min POOR SOLDIER. DIPERTAL PARLIAMENT: rwl~ut~ ~;. • HOUS.C.OF CO;‘,111ONS, MONDAY, FED. Igi • . , A new writ *as ordered for,the , Borough of CoOckerittototio, in the room of :N.azotos Foster, Esq. who has accepted the °thee of Steward of the Chiltern Hundreds.' •: 'fire Antolini Land and Midtptity, said the Exchequer Bills Bill, wets.. read t 3 sauna (low, and ordered to' be eunnuitted to-morrow. . The IteporfA 'Of the Comatittee of Wro) , s and Ale3ns; and of the Cuouniittee on the Truth: of the- t ape. of-Good Hope, were a / TAO to, and 11,11 s ordered.to he.brottl4 - 11t. in. :' • Thellaoli Loan, and the Clergy Itesi,dence Ataeudateut Weroo hroitglit ir, 'rend a first time, and ordered for a kectood reading ta.auorrow. . LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. . . •... ROYAL; COVENT-OARREN. • METH iS PRESENT EVI3NING, Fc.b.2o, 1816, -• waile•pertortutiil • , •• • I‘II.:ASUR.F, Fon mr.Ast 7 P•E. bitke'ul A nitilia..lllr: Young.; isa:),•ll:l,.lCliqs O'N4lll. . To .itti will tiil(l.‘cl (t(t titno;, FIARLEQQIN!..S.,OLIO. F - • • ' •• 'rum B.Az.A.-‘tt, • • • - IPOR the ENCOURAOEMENT of FIiMALE ..IV-iimioomI.:`,.TICIINDUSTRY, IS NOW OPEN DAILY, ffout tp in th Afternoon, :Sundays excepted. ; Nti. 5, SoltP•s(111,,l'o• Mr. BROOotiAst I .rave notice, that to-morrow sennight he should move for leave to bring in a 13it1 for more effectually securing thr Liberty'' of the Press. (1,E1',1: Or-THE-PLEAS IN IRLLAND. • Mr. Ilitot,tt;trAM did not supitase thirc wontcf alirtibje•ction A)te the pai:tof the Oentlenten oppo site, to give an auswer to the following gnestion —Whether it was true;that the newly appointed Clerk of the Pleas in Ireland had•abeady been sworn in by his owu'father ? . • Mr. l'aet. was understood to admit the fact. • .• Mr; 131totiotiot trusted that the, feelings which the confirmation of that extraordinary fact. could not fail to be: heard,. would she's , .the, night Hon. Gentleman the necessity of adopting some tneastirenn'the subject, Mr, Par stated, that the delay in the measure r ', which it. wts in the contemplation of Government to take on the'suhject, was occasioned by the rie cessary incNities into the naturc.olthe legal .fees attached to that 'office... When the ir-yeddlt zthould be known, the measure` would be proceeded in: Mr. •13.t . tourmimtt, wottld now only renfaik the eNtreme• readiness with :which ...the Chief -131404 ; had seized tht.very first.opportunity of :slvettring in his own ,:ott, • - On , IcERS IN THE, COl:aNtrS.. Mr. L A m,31 - 014 that there' he laid•on the . • table accounts of all' ithilees,•civiiantl , administrred unde r '. the,Crown, specifying the sa-. lades and ainolurtirbta of the same, its• well as in' all , otner Onkler any other - :tut:locl , , y than that. - of the Croirn-,--tOrdered. : • : • PgoPfit'llr TAX. • ~ M ol l 4itiltO're. r fUeSted to kit`ow, whether there tstas.'aityfiiithin the retiort•Vii.enlated in the 'course dif:tlittiornir...g,'''ttrat it th e o f the ,of the Etehetrier to tvith.lranPliis., I '"nresttststie'respecting the'relle!!val of I.);•operty, " ', • • OFFICE OF•ORDNI3ArCE, Feb. 9, 191 . 6: HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of I.lis 11141- 111 ' .71. , :. "rs . ORZWeiNC.E do hereby dive Notice, that . .I:rcipasals ill be rereiverl at thetr'qllice of Pet-ifoll, nit or iweore Af94litrz t 114 i 241A? 7 !,::/ of rfbriiiirjr4fatirit, Itt . tin . .S . ri eA. .1 . :err,14 al .. wary 6e.. witti,w to itudertahe 1;:e• :Supply 01' V05"...1 1 .11Y kit'ilet;s,S, for Service- .of this Ifirtrtotefst, for a.acriad of Three l'enr,s,,,frtermpsoldf.• after Me..i.i•pirtition of orfi f st ,Ye ar,. upon .4'utiee of Three Months, at the option of fithrx Forty, .• • • .. :ratter": of: the "...trades logy be - vicired,.upo/i appli4utioit tit .the Marelieeper i e•Ogee: Yower ; mid far seer Particalevs, together with - the 7'erms and .Couttilions of ttl4. Cpottroct, ?nay be Irabton at the Se'creta;7l3 . O . ffice ; la rtforicsaid, • aity day hellifeeri the Hour* ,f' Trta 'tvhere the Prt;po.sats .^:ata ul,, alttl endorsed . '''Propdvtli fdr IT4'tory Articles ;" but Propoarel care be atlniitted ttfter .the said :Zr.0r, , ..214- ..217ant, at K'wetuti o'Clock at Nooit. 'of the saile neither Tender-hi inei,ys "the l'arly, ntahittg it, or rgadkeut ia /4:4 bchay, hall attend. lig Order of the • tr. 11. 4'1114.117; SCtregarq• . . . BASK.ANDIAi 110 USE, jAN, i 4, C fi Wl' . of, D.I It E•ur () IS• of the COMP AN'Y Of NI nitcliArl'S of •1:NGIA:°;:) • 'fittilYll4G to 1116 FAST' INDIES, do lierebY !;ive at. the 1 RANst- 14,11 11001 S of - • • • IsToux *ill be JIHIIII or); 'II!ESI)..I.Y, ,ith fklat444)t*Po itt.,Twi,,o'elock; , .and opt:tied. aga i n ort TlJurskl4y, tlizill s , A), Arril tollcaviag. • • . 'Vim a ,QUAIZIEJZIX. GE:NTIAL COURT of the 6;ticl e()NI.f.LNY will he bc1:1 at theirllouit n 'Lea derthnil-vt.reo, ott WiEI)N ESDAY, the 10th Mai-h next, at Elevio 41clock iii the Vvrtnoon; •-•-• • -11tbiCo.lAic.4ti-Lort of Eicur.aura statcd, tli;tt this was.' the first time tht rrpovth,i,:reactiett tfat's, tlNa the it was totally witilotA louti CG:tZtill, Mitt a. NEN F,It'AT, C'OUR'T of the said COMPANY will he htadot tiooir - lie in. Leottonholl-st t t, ow-WEL/I , i ESL). V; nest, fr9m Niav o'Clock in tlos Morning' n itii sir in thy !;;v , nit fnr the ELEcTION vf•SLN:DIIiEL:TORS• • oethe - said Coni p.m y • • • An'd that the L:tiCS of the or ail: hula row rt*.dy to he tletiteted On'TOP.S% 4k.k. COl 3P, ;14,47ctctry. t , 4.lc,qiutausit 1844' • . ; TO P4I,D OFF. Ftbrualy 17, I$lG. an EXCIIt(ILIt BILLS dated ,in th.c Niooth of DeFern , , I;er z 1314. . .•Oft Aitl4, 1 . 914, S 4 Geo. HI. Cap. 53. . !; • • So} pIA Op, L. 1.2,500,000, 55 4itt0..111.,C8p.4, LORDS COAIMISSIONERS of HIS t 1 S`CY'S TREASURY hiving given 'directions (;fr . the Piincipal the ahove:trrentiCliied 71 - tha infirest.. dfle.tht`feta:l, at' the 11.;p . eilit of xcherwt r, N:nv Pilacet. . . . Iti , c4,ltoittsfer; on 'rhursday, - thC, tst i day •uf, Narch, Attenristice will lio'gieCit daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) ' until, mot ittFlodin"g Friday, the 15ch .Alarch t Irmo ton oletock in the morning till one in the after. pout), fur tho porpote of receiving ate same; ,arul, fur, the greater dispatch, t Itehear,rs • of the said .4ilts.nre, desired to place each tht . seriptiuo of ISii..a in seintrate. List (whiCh arela iatsubtaitied at thii Ottice)ciassiO; thentin the Order .Of sospec:ire dates, es are for-She same Amount 141 n numerically arraoged, and specifying the pririelinil stittia ran& intertiitt disc thereon, computed fruity,•biit exchtdirtg thetla.rs earwhich theSr are respectively dated,' tO'fli; said ;21st d:r!u f ilddrch ittela-ive., when the interest ,t‘ ill 'CiCt,fl; ;And tin • sahl hbtrers (Hera{; holders or 'not; RAC sittOit to indorse cacti 1111 i. tcith tht ir usu I. arc,; and to N . :Fitt' iltrir 1111 . 111t5 and residtme,e at I e ttelt ,• . • vitt rat e List.; rand t 1 AFC moreover .1 to ,•ti tend tht Exeltequer Off,ce fur it rotc,ent, att,l t., rectite i•-, • - • • ' 13^w Hilts, nod give the itect:ipts to the same. ~ Kau of Ott holders of the ram esaid iiills •611auld hi de la;pki of rectivmg paynicut of the principal aud:iotereati; 1 41 0 . Littls* 0 the :Aid ttist day of March, t4WS May 1)e atonal. itigtlateil 9n computing the iiitcizest to the dAy on whielt , thoy Iv jall to-he paid, ;tad teayips. the raid . Bills,br :trsatnithitibtt' ' onerial. prior thereto. - , •-• Rttch s perunts as may be desirous of haring new 1 1 ,, , tehrrlii'er tilts itt leh o le or i n p ar t o f pitytovnt of - prIPOI III , "P° l3 ' l ' l4llll4 g tlsWl3 - i4; and mentioning the ail - lot:tit at the button of thAs, delivered on or before Fr id.:y the tsth .birch; be • accjuiroodated With • panikle or Order, earryill an In. tdrtit.of thre e 'p ence balf-penny . by the day, ott,erery one •i‘ hich said new Bills will bear diitetbe..vint alit ility '(;f Match, Oitd will be, delivered, together-with , due iii respt;:t of the Bills iso dcs,rcd tit be ex- , ♦tta P B ") , on k s 'e'd - i • the 24d da of 111;41 . e.b, And the 101- io . x i iug d ays, Y ,:y41,11 4 1 1:xehe Tler to be issued in Exchange , an d made , or order, aiabove-racntiourd, may' 9u e r trnlnfesired. by endorsement, •ur a ill be pt id to thei, xt uu j erl fllle !flank shall not be tith•cl up. 11 '714 A ll'Exthegtiser Bills dated prior to De'errither 11 4 11, i"tr v be eltestrestited, to be aid elf, and the Interest Cierei)li has teal 4 ed. P * aStine of the impri!ssiong having gonelio tht . t„. - 4 , 1 : 1 !;1 1 d 0. 0 .9 h . .tats that. !NC oNIE, T. ' I.l3ouGnAm moved for atf Account of tile numberof Versiuti in the City of Loudon!, ussetused nutter thti locinne Tax, and also of the Surcharges in Assessments and Appeals, - for the three quar ters of the yearuitlinion the.sth Jamiuty, 1616. Agrce4 TfIE TREATIES. Lord CASTI.EREA6H rose.—lf the information which his Royal Hit , huess 114 s .beenps.easttl•tolay L.-before the House, and the Peace itself, batlbeen .:less wound up with other great occurrences, he 'should' have wished to leave to sonic otherMem her the task of calling the attention of I.'arliainent to the subject. But'be thought •it the best way' • be could discharge his public duty to •take that, tack aifloit ltimlelf, and to truhiuit to the Flouse, , the course - olenamination of tbe subject . most cal . • , „. . dilated to enable them to pronounce their Pidg • • mant.upon it. ~There were many petiats of view • tinder which it might be considered•; , add it ttotild jbe. unsatisfactory fortlie [louse to give an opinion ' Ayirltoitt first receiving. from the responsible and i tiigting Ministers in the transaction au acc,outit be (hat.haal induenecil their condnet: - shoidd vetpiesvtheindulgence of Hon. Mentbas ; Wintst'lle lion)d.u.miertuitu, iii •the shorteit time pos§iltle, to. trurelorp tonsaetions so, important and so . couiplicatv , ct. shtiald _omit tiny fact 4;., hoped flu .should 1 ? e perhtitted to..correct his own errors, .and, to athi auy•explanotioti whkelr might be. hecess4vr, liaviog• stilted this, , .should • iti.f tre.oetset _express., his wish to narrOiv as.tinf . eh . pinyll4t due: tote ivhieh be 'should. think it iris duty 4(.5 eallApoo.• the Ilause . to,,adopt, on this occasion. t An - Honourable anti • Leaflet:o Oehtletnan . had. on a former .oPportunity .re .(pte,t..d..to be infornie.tt, eitAdwhat view of the tplesC,,n i,e ithould ta;te,'Alte sense' of Parlia-, 4 teen;. bud . then Said oi.t it-WflSjiisilltt7ll : 6011 to. include in. his. vote tlie. arrithoment tit Vietts6,4].tlttt chiefly the coase cif weastOes Itact Ictl to tile proitroution of the Ivor, mid the neguciations litlt . thOtigh the pteceetl-' +lags at„Vieniii_ trere itteleseti withiti the scope of tiie j tiresetit...votei it would not be in'sneh. ma l l.: - ; 1147, eIS, to prc_clude future fruiu isqsaratitig them, if hystioultl wish bring . thm e. !bef aye the considet:inian :of- 'the •Ilutise; li i the country kid ttever inenrred•thequisfortene of\ - be.. ing, invol vod:ia a, hatwquent war att er'c he - Treati of Pa h, bhotdd, not -Lasive. pi (ipose(l a rote titt, the iiron i r,e:iielit, t)t* tiie:CO4l. - ,ress ,)f. Vienna, hv. c Imes .G9vc,rnittent hibvitig.zebniitted toent'„tlie.. .witittflbnitt _ • rattge,uteots were ottty ttiv.:eiecittiott, it - Vl' , Enda - trot Lave been mita their ectou`4l . t 1,1.180,1, thc.Prelintimw : itti)si-gstett-I ) y.L or d il aw k vs i ntr y. :L iui Mr. ' Otto Vkci . v...ttutkiecrid t 6, ?he ipitt oval or. cttc IrotEse. „then sellt-to iv 4.1411, ti, trttu . tAtiiied,.. wits laid i itviure botil titeSes, with a "tleciaratititt that fit• ~ ••err. ndt th1t.... , intention Of Government to rake epoo I he!e. , .cle c i the task of calling the atteution.ot .r.lrliantent to that Tre:it v, as it taus 4)14 . its_.reteijOn of the_ Indio:in.:ries which_ had been; aft' , ..eidy ' ap. proved. Ile only. stated .this to . shetV, that the coarse which he edopted was it !natter of choice, not of necessity. 1-ic wished it to be'cliiaily under- stood,' that the arraugentent at Vietlim, wu taken I in execut inapt* theTreatyof liatis, mid that even after the present . vote it 'wtitild rest with every Member, who, .shotth d r not be satisfied with its nitture,,:to' call the sartention . of the Ilmq-s: .to it. Iu Hails„ sOltintself, he did not mean to pledge any Allember to give•any ntort or his tip, proihit wit to- the Treaty of Vienna, than he had clone before, when he had Approved that of Peris. In the same inetioer, wheit the Treaty of 'the ,',2st4E of March had beety.entered into, to repel the ilg. 4 .' - tires: tan of littotovarkterated Maintain - the -stii - m ..•: 11tiofts of the .Treaty of. Paris, Gentlemen, by aupporting the war, had not bound-theniseles to support the arrangements.of Congress, but fe.. • mined at liberty , to impugn them, by moving an Address. for that purpose. Titus, he now again fiegged it to be understood, that no .111. ember shOeld be precluded by his present vote, from discuss.. i nt: the qttestioe at any time, but should .eo n Si t i er . Ole' arrangement at Vienna, merely as thepoint hoin which they took their departure,'The:fin'use would, feel that it .was indispenSible 'to 'funnel the :transaction an some basis► as it heti been done in 'fOrmer tiniea, at the peace of IVestplialbc, that. of . Utrecht, 'end that of Aix-13-cliapelte. ln the jo g izst sen s e of the word, he left Gentlemen .free .on the question of the CongreacH ',Those who' thoue P ht its well of it - as he (1141, could -not take a liret . tir. basis, and those whose opinion was most .tritfavottrahle Ivlitild not,•haVe atildsetl.Ministers to retnegociate . that Congress. Nothittg; .how ! ever, 'tow done, wottld'exelude a futore•consider ation .of it : ' 'file point to Which - he. now -wished • tO ttirect 'the :Attention of •iltelloose,..before he enteretl,upon the important - negoeiations- of Yetis, • was the-course ot-politics which had ;guided ilie Councils of thii•country, tie a military and linen- . vial prineiple. It . IVII, rimy' on'.the diploutatie branch of.,that political conrse,that benne differ nice 'of opittiOn 'could preintit,- because the .klciry •wftieh I)%t - Latt;:11(1 . 1 it tire other'wag s•ratefully:-ii;en ; aild LlC • hrtill,....`fhe..Govertu , nent w.ved . sonic. ex.-' ' plinatton'to ferliament•rtspeCting the",-systetit 'by whrch 'they had acted., under the ••eit entintinib ; es that had, pretseil: 'upon thent.• DI om the oat tic of the 'tiro., the therectet. of the edemy ers . ll,tl . ti) enCoenter, • :rid.; the support A t hieh tie w ou ld rece,ve Ili . I , ranee, . thuy • felt, - that. it•••was, a tvar in . w hielt all restrictive efforts',: should' •he n u ~-,...e,, 3a well - as ' any.,..utteAttpt •ktt ' l'.!'ttll only, - a nd iii tlid contest- : uitit he ardtiotts :led protracted.. 'lt was, . th ereeore, the s tuore i ineton. bent opint them, to make their arritngententiH . on the largest and .the. tno , ,t. effective sclile. I t w as a war its Mild, both 'Ento;ie•and 'the coon- : t ry c d u id not afford to fail.''..li s was, therrlo".e, ,fie nnxfotti.•endeavour offlovernment to fern'. a Con. '-. faileiacy,•the•most extelF3ive,no ng .only with re- ' spret to the number of Poivers eageil,-bne with regard to the nature anti efficacy of their riforti. . titter the liberality 'displayed by Parliament; the , Coversitnent would not kitvedone its.thity, •Ilitti it not thrown the utmost vigour into all' Ito pro. ceeditergs. • The Ilottse would vee', by. the great I anise of'. treaties on their table,- what 11.t,11110043 . aecessions to the enpletleraey'inta taken place, . sincethe Treaty of the 25th - 1113reh. With the 1 excption , of Sweeten, and not through . a avant of 'a dis Position on her part, but on a principleofeen-; I minty, :which Made it be - considered titineessary t to 14'114 her to-the field when Iser.attlits• were em ployed in another quarter, 'there was not a single -1, Power. in pieE44t of Europe which was not co- . .., gaged against Fralleer 'OW t.t.c other yide, with tt.ie' eee,p‘itnt :of , Spain,• swhich.-wa4 not pre pared for :the contest; there wits notiany Power ~ not ready.to : mareli. An BOA. MetraYer had out a lormee.oet.4lsion notic, !( ! the:abseil& Of , her Plum -. front the 'frettty 'Of the 7.7.11. i• Matn. Spain. had ceiloisily obitetol to sige a ',treaty iii which l • she :sitotild • not' appear ns 'to o ' of t',,e principal • I':iwers - i hilt sl , el-.a I.p . otelieyt to act in the'ettuse ' Hi' if - ..eshe-iliut Werel- part/ to dill 'l'l ett•ty. , ..- ~ upon ithe_ltchoitefft4ta , y(t 1111itCd Mid Cinli ' l'lkle.,". ~hati' Jii:Yer - .'140t1 NkittieSied. At; -iii' the ' tilitottat ant.•ajlifisittii4i.l . pe l otit,subsidv; Covoru. ; : • mentliatliturstted It coutfie aalctila,ted es , :entiaily to contfilarttei to the Consolidation of . th e • l e A gtie I' of horope v64litist Prance. 'Die 'total of tile, solo voted for sithsillitis , ,fras; , .s;ooo.,oo9/. ' .13:ft since I' " r . kt`li h I lis - entered ' I' ' I . that yote,•-11stipu , 4 i tat . E,1.11 1101} . iy i . • the countrylo•fernisli 10;006,:itteu„ 4r to 1)4 .an. l' p t trivalent far. the tiqieteliey. The 'force Which !, %the had brought into the field, in lirtilfiVl:iriii4id rift I i L:Ei lt li z li, : ! . 1 )0 1,1 ) :in itily and t'lantites.; .. avas ratites- L ! hems.: th-mti:99.'ooo .meet: 13y omit.. kr.:ttgeliu,nt' 1 we were . tlit eelott.t o p,ty roYGO‘,O9O 1000 e, blitilm: 1 ! + Powers ageetutto t ern , t riot pevelertt nob .a seb;.o , 'stay for the infiririrStete'4•: . IVTill•the' exeepritre-:! `of she Belgic troops, , fttr t he: - K ~ ni, - of iloli41o ( I did; root:want "a obsitly,- nod .thO..ie or Switeerhiod , :d that stint- w ;-: paid . to the liffetior . : litc% 'tit , . tile - ritie of •111.%a* wAn. , Through the est:l:66'oi 'of E i rrope, and the litereis with whielt • they••hall beeti.trotviteti,.the war hail beerisn'cptickly. elided, - that still otte-fourtir - Of the Fubsitly teoriii l e,l in l - .. t h u. b l unts of the Govertuntat ton elleti f o r. Ey. 411#theitni ti: . 'W hard employed, • they hiall- cotta i- b u b e d,toshri,,,, ilito the'field a ein , .!'cth•tacy , 4-•,•• . 1, a t inuiliopte , rit,i, th,re•rliitreter-itsk It vottifl i! ,. t iatt.;.• f . t i 4ii-ite (I its oltimateobject. N.ty, fled the , , 1),,t1;,,, 1 - if \t'ate.floo,- instead oft* gloriosts , ttittrtiph,pr,.‘ol a ( 1. 3 y, of .tletinte and' t• alit; the_ corattt wig ,t It-,•,e ..!beAtt Progrfictvii ,but P ot changed ha itu,ttroli loft iott. • lite- otelkits 01 :the COnfedecaey -.were :en immense,' astir ki . )Y•e() 1 114 not tail'.•-•-•'lhe would feel 'ef t tv ll4 !.iu s iNetatico-it•wavtblatAd igelavs '.'biell . • . ~ • . ,_ , , • • , . have i•erred to - iitozinent CIIC dir! - ,:tilties with .wit.i2li•Wc to..contet it f. i t Ue.; proper, that . ll vr own j'aitSe ti4aiust. ivitli siie•li 'atithof f;y p• .ver, to Fretich nation,. i l k iu m i., ; , Itirv'ttas 'so slrong, tliat if tla ecute*(!ibut the tear %% .0;1 C I tilit•ii4SiOtt b-r'Sbille accittentaoecorrenc e , and not br the ir - rysistible raass;ol fetreign*.poiveriwottitl hove rc taineii ditturh the wo):1(1, ;.Bat tk bottle tuad t s kerance know what it %rt . 's to provoke . .the n zi tion of - liiiropr_;_; * and to brilig her strylitc. aili a .upon • hetself. ittonlatiun of pow.v alone cualtl have sliewn her the reality o her _own. ftteblene4s.•'. In 1 514 , ...slic'had u.ktfortuuately taken .the'4,,ttietosity of the Attic, , fora se.nse of . •- w.e.aktless4rtijo-‘v4,l of meats she had.attiibatekt, freiliat i' l iisployoltoivard her feelings. it was, therefor c" 4 important t ( teach ber,a.lcssoti, of 'pitch, 'a witpre, that no Frenchman hintself eltotthi be .abje tc.).entertairt.a doubt, on the `subj ect; She loaf now. Keen 'taught th a t. th e - a ru t ies of tw9 powers, with :Oitte had been to ciVerivlielni Iter force—and force . Ne , s . er 10 history w;is - •Fizince_knOWO to,the.tichl an army stron ger in noin l iers,:!.isciplittie, and Intiral, &Cling ,;• ' m m an briny ore' res.oked to co:;trie,,, , Or Its ifi4, titan tliat . witiell I%;aptileon ,It.alf cacnulitti: the Allies jh I`:cieber did he wil t to de!. rottat . i.: trinn the shon Our of the French army lioneihatt'eier coriducjed,itself.withaittife proNVetts tthan,; yet thhse of the nuke of Wel litigtpti and Mar...liallituel t er laid put down'those esertiplls•in a in:tontl: t acit! with, r e s u lt s atost , , decisive. NVI: a t Olney Oa nip lint r l ever 4oco.fotight' that had preelitdeti an army . , even alter the.los 4 of two - third.J of its annilicti, front, agait.preseut itself sto fliCe It;i-.6pPOnCjit4,?y WI : c1( Ottler tinOr had cite(* so tliiiperbed, as to, ailow its. porsircts to . 9llv•ance for 11 days terfitt» out orrpohition; to tt;.l.e f a ; •colOry ‘yith st-Zo,oo9,.. A tte n ; „mil:. to competatlle - Ittdii!irlital who hail to ses.k.at i 9 'the Cotiiitrywhill he hail ee -sigitat(stl.lor aim '•.% • battlz. ltore a. eltort' , :etcr , tiop4roli.h.td is tvi;r: 14 1 91(1( 1 c'strotd kiiti; rt.; y. witiTt-is4);11;•hro thchatitlit 'which had 'devoted quitC4,,o„hir. ea 1) f . dill' \s furl tk).cliffe;•eiiel; of . 9liai , lll, vosed to (to 1 . 1 1(1 . 1' !t:;11 - iv 1, 1 :1(' irerripprovt;l HI 1.. .ev.er .o 1 N h Li! 131.i.d. • tar./ strtingth an ' artlittir.. tit 'exeitnnt, • 1 441:-• n•--ed. • It appeared hy'i : ottiros, ;It titeliktte wt.vit f,,: et' in tic_! o:3l . itory.•?t• I , .10 ,000 . es„e,.;;;(1 by tie of - AVellingt on, ‘ ,6 0 : with titit, i , gt.ittents, with ,cite rrkit•elt Cottnciii,io'nert for ti . teir • latlisis.temix, . deelareirt'itat I:csiktA;:, th . civ,„tlicrt: •' ; ii a pz,st:rve Of 100:N/0 Austrians tnoving iittee ti was already Another reti.rve of 150,000 Rossiaos hurl Lite,* tit& Elbe . eptrrod 1-10 stould tiik'e this oppOrtttuity ul refufiag., - , Ott; 16 0115 odlii•lf 11:1 , 1 been ad vati.st•d,. respeeting, a re voted Isial:iii,.:%/On,.;tite part of it li* the coPre• the .evviiti a nd itcl.to.ciptiona...Wlticit liad tul,rtt ptitte.;' he it d 1„ ) a911ttl is tltAt Enipirs • ev i• r y dlsp o , it ion tosagree cvith thisconntry, ut . 140(11 ii more heartily than in the Etipolittiolt with retl):,t to the lwri.ati It was a fair tribtite.kothatal:bough glac had " only 'obl4;eil herself by troaty to hr..-I,qg 150,000, men, slit 4 25..t),000 iota Frattee. • ,The : Doke, of. NVellington hod seen.„one; hundred , anal fifty:font thott-“itul troops a.rars • in tile plaiOs;o1 Vertu s , haitles the p 4 of • vt:itir4 , .itoothor 11111.. GiaCc, dCatl'4ll that lie 1.1,t : l u.ever 14- 1401,ic0 ..ct ptnin oii . ' , . part of'tit•, tuttutty. tv:utcr •iAn,:t Lea- arl'..Otttetiwnt P;lnp,elol' 0t7 6 . 11.11,:AA 113(1 niort:d 1. is i . 4...surve I(?.lnster(t., 4lo l. it wag. until clot titmon tl I: alit had eiatetl, pa./ 9t. ittoret.lota o,o,llltvil,tut' tiii.l.les , ;, , ! iPti,44tP. •trtist.:o•l,litt!. ! agrep 0), v; t 111,ti i .L; the ;.,I,t tl3l arraugentent u r • of the t;Cettr Envcipemt aje.ct. brOugl t 1i.,01, toe, It cruitinttLA' ItVtl. t . • 7d,000 S 1; in and. ffilier.-coiltiu g .l.ll * , Vit)ijki [lll6l colit'thieil mat IC,, t(,an i:,r);4o,(4)o4 oni: i it . it 11C (.7a.t.tt:c..t ? t. Etirop,. n br . t)1ii4ftt 4 . t§7,g!1Et4 1 ,..4416 /14t or.-.) (1%, '.strii'e - trOW";`..VI,;I ill,l'oratost tun • n t n,,,,„ Vift; e it;:ri'vt.tl of y.llOl a. foyee;,4llvt..: jhsti'a s tt.teof comlitlaitit itt / Ott , " cvc- • t bottles .404 :1111.01A, it . ; ! ..- cliiiiiitokticiton. 110 (14;r Orcier 1.4.4 Ist , ; . to ,i1:1-iti dot:ed,s:it 16i.; tO did not . )t . colli;t:...ilny 11(11 au iostato., f)lI ilf4l 1,, 1111 . 0 Ce: - 1411Z1y-11t the, nit ltli by the iti:itiiion•dt ) ll "t roostw..ol*.f ilisplaye , .l 3tlnll WardS tt•Gk t' r , tal i I it: regiet react °Luta pri:trilititz'yczir; it art'..ved