The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-15 00:00:00

Y , I has'l7.ne4 my deormre ; and I congratol4e ttIY SC t ii vi HIC, , cited in oppositig,sonte obstacles to , out M.lettiav, li in projects. Be assured that .this is tit; s,e c, st recompcm.e. Man yoUr ships ‘kidt cot e;111. , aho have tide i the ground yowl their ea i st intaucy : make sailors of "our goldsmiths, yo c npent4aß;l4Ob icutters, , & - c. Can any thing be conce.ve t mot e 44h:0100s ? Your 'ottivial jour ital, the /lionitetiy, nevertheless, allowj usell to an. nuuuce to the world such rhapsodies as never toutd late ewe-red any brad posses.ed of common sense. Otie anust hear the Nlissiessys, the Laerosses, the Trtignetg, and other French Adtoiriik who tinder s and their bthiness, crack their juk,.!s on the brag. gart deelam itions of the great wan of tile: day, whom thefwill nut hesitate' to proclaim the reel st reyer of the French navy. The Muni/cur has boasted much of co,oolit;Cil tioili laud, whether by means pt caravans or canals. It did, not require the genius at an acade mician to make ri , ese discoveries, wind] are as old as society itself. The Arabs of the desert, who to Dot members -of the Institute,_guide their caravans very well; and the EgyptianS long ago joined the . Red Sea to the Ntle by ri canal of which only the vtst tge, it:main. That Will net er be the casa with the canal by w Welt you propmo toy conotet the Rhine ttjib 't he Baltic; and I doubt row() it either your cometnpihati'oto see itsaccomplishinent, or pos• t eriv the tt;u:e , , of i a existetn e. A modetn t i f tCVS, you in vtlitt attenit t to disguise train the pre. sent generation the ft rrible ciisi,s in which you.sury p'accd, by the resi•ctuc,', glorious ,oppu3eil ttu yOU by the English nation ; but you Will never succi•ed tti persulditig your uccontpfirel, who shudder at that lutinc I:tit co awaits theta,' when Pro'vtdc`nce shall have 111:Kly you re-euter into your origitati nothingness.' 'Consult Augereau, Sieyes, Teilleyrand, Massena, and you ttilf teat) their tun prrsuasiun, that the revolutionary tnelo-dtaaie trill close as soon as the Manag- rof the company shall have ceased to exist: , . is possible that in 1819 you may be traitor of, Lisbon and of Ctdizi but du not, therefore, flatter yonr sell that Spain will !Live , uhinitted Recoiled what the Presiiiern of theJouta nt .Bayonne said to you, Jtt ' lBos--.." tnat persisted, in your I)roje6ts upon Span, hat ing subjects, housem, and fiLtda, yi.t.tr brother Jw.e d it reigp wtiv,over descrt , ,, and,tonths." the 14:eneh betted, and the English Hereticsde tosteds% as yap pretend, why do tl;u Spaniardi,. the whole surface of that vast NiiinStila, calry on a war of:exterminatipn agaitist the French ? Why' do the same Spaniafthi regard the 'English 113 their gitat&an angels ? I predict to you, that in- 1812 y u will be no more master of Spain than In r 822. You may exterminate the present generation ; hut the buttes of Saar victims, the ashes, of Your tontb gialiohs, and the natural feeling% of halted ruht vengeance, wiil arm, in all' corning Cline the proud Ca+liliatii against your vile slt4des, till Pro,. videnee shall deign to put a period to a destiny so of ftriill,rl its the lines e,f Tprrrs Vedras, tin mort. than there are 60,000 British troops in Poongal but there are COOL/0 of them there of repel every aitae4 wade Malstua, or directed by Sonit• You hate let the favourable opportunity go - by ; .you should have s , ruck the iron while it was hot. Lord Wdlington should have been attacked immediately atter the batik of Busaco. i r hur defeated army ni,,st have been eager for revenge; it would have Th.l , rfornied prodigies to wipe away the shame of the ch , qk of the 27th of Septetnb..r, and it perhaps rnielit have succeeded. You know, from eXpe rienee, how capricions.vitibly Is, and that she bus been, not improperly, compared to, a woman who becomes indignant. because she has been scorned. Lord Wellington, like an able (eneral, had already prepared his uwa, S of roireat, and had foniti.A the point at which he inteoded to erribitk his army.— He calculated, then, upon the P , ssibility of his lints . tieing carried; but you would riot.:-have destroyed his army. He would hate nianopivred with that coo!ness for w hkh he is distinguished"; you vmould. h ,tie admired his movements, without niter, opting !bent. You would have hulls a bridge of gold lot ; and yhu would not have I,ert 31 , 1 e to yourself for joy at the idea of conytpring Lisbon, the ocuupaiion of which constit Ott s ,. i facA, the ps sii.n of Portugal. • It is Gibraltar, then, which at present you covet. Aci unling to yoor mode of reasoning, yon Otigitt in be persuatirti that you can sown make a cominemt ul it. The superiority which England enjoys upon tin , ocean necessarily ;,o mince., the sulauission a the Isle Gt Vrance conseq,cittly, your continental ViClui its give yen a right to plant your eagles on the summit of the rock of Gibraltar. I t' . inik that this sublime idea for .your glory irs berm suggested to you n hide too lair!. Since 1 RO7 you have subdued Russia, and you odferilie leopind to walk majestically upon the cum blew of Europe, and appear to turn to ridicule your omnipotence! There is, belities; another too• tive, which should detetmine you to attempt as speedily as possible, the siege of that fortrClS;. bt. tore driving the English tram Cadiz and Por tugal.' It you take Gibraltar, they will at once he obliged to noturn to England.. In the contrary case, that tortress will serve them for a tole-de 7 pont, and 100,000 men m You may inundate Andalusia. be be obliged to form a new artery, that oi Massetta being ihdispensable for the occupation of Liiboo and the, reduction of. Portugal, and the corps r); - being necessary for the garrison of Cadiz, at maintaining the . communications with tirviile. connolost of Gibraltai, us a prclinlioary would ot.i. ate all illCOOVtiliitoC.,aud tclit yr you frnn (be •pre.- Sence of the English in Yo ,r bate also to ,wipe, away the di,gra,ce with you were covered before Saint Jean , I'AL re, the ob-, stinate o and glorious resistanc e u t which IVaS Wing 10 did cucrgy and lac. 01 , Fab of A4lllllat Sir, Sydney Smith. Tre capture .of Gn:ralWr - won d add new lustre to site triumphs of the conqueror of.At.rntua, of Magdeburg, of Dantzick, ut Ess ling, &". You are guilty of the grDssest inconsistency, when you assert that there are freNli armies it bin two days' march of ALtssena's 'por4lion. Ydu did pot deem it advisable, in tf3lo, to appropriate ihirty thousand men to the conquest of Sielly ; and yet you talk of having a saflicientfinc • in rt.-serve to arres,t the march or the ,Briti‘h mid': Port ugrese ; in case they should obtain a victory Over .Massena. These new armies i" ., y.ist only in the Aloniteur, a n d are only to be c l ass ed with your 120 sail of the line. Would to Ciod that Lord Wellurwon,. tier having destroyed the ‘.7.i/t of the army of Massena, in then attack upon the'lmes of 'roues Vedras, may tltter miaow the tin ecks in their retreat through l'or. tug ai - Your old acid. your new armies'-wooki iit 'that case soon pass the Pyrennees, and the Penio soia would be liberated. You did not deem it prudent, in the year 1810, to detach from ►he Continent a force of 30,000 men, u~cc:~y.+ry 'to poussion of Sic") , and yes you a,sert with your usoal effrontery, that you 00 er had the in onion, of making a conquest of that kingdom.' is easy to coniiet you at being a liar, a tool, and a bungler, by pludtvg; before you the Official Report, d-ted Sc illa, 20th Sep:ornbtr i t 810, liddrefftiva to Ow a k 4 ., of Feltre, at Pariq by Gene ral Greoie ,- , ut the stAa to your aid-de-canip Norsk, whoa) you .%!, mautttlraured into a king. it is there said, s' 00 the 1701 September, rt eight in the evening, orders Were given tor cinb,irka tion.'*** •At ten, the whole ekpedition was ready to sail ; his Mai sty was himself embiirked'as , wri; statf,*** Notiting, to shot t, ltitll bi!co ye g'e6ted by ois Nl,ljesty so secure the happiest is ue to sad) :in enterpiLs•-:.' , ; The receive diviiion sail ed at halt-pas: it!'!i• and reachel the coil* of 6,city,• without meetivg ,nenty, In vain, his MI. jeSty all is lti boat, exp!.Tting, b the , most lively impalionce, brei.zo to 113 his saibc, 44 * it wet tlktl, with extreme s , ,rprise anti viin, that his M.,j : sty le:traoil, at ti, e. in the morn. that the iqou had bets able to extl co.o 1t i I;; , V0171 , t1,1, ilds watt on,tlte opposite coast. A brisk 11 ;11g at the point of its debark,cion tidqn confirmed ~" You appear tn,have very much at heart the de feat of your army at Busaco ; and you labour to persuade the French, that Mit•sena was victorious on that oci;asion. Y ou are to ascribe-it solely to your own ctftontery, if you comperme, to. expose - Jour bungling iniarepiespatation s on this subjeet. The English General knew to within too men the strength of the French army. It eitcumsiances had nlioAed the English army in Portugal to be increases ed to 60,000 meti at the end of June, t 810. 'the Pen.nsula would have been entirely evacuated. by, your tioops on the ifitlt of August- folloWing ; so contrary were your dispositions to the princiPles c ol war, upon a great scale., Ney; , Junot, and ' would have been separately attacked, and totally, destroyed. Soffit would have beeti.atuti'ked the' passim of the Sierra ;Morena, and inevitably dispersed. His Majesty King Joseph would have fled A01,4'31138 Bayonne as fast as his heels could, carry lihn. • So chet,and Macdonald would have lakett advitoat4e of the nature at the country to retreat-towards Tarbes and l'erpiginm, pursurd, by a swarm .of tniqut?lets. and C.-taionianm. Lord Welliugtoo, by his inferiority of force to maintain an unequal conks!, endeavoured to derive all po , 4ihie advantage from the nature of the country.. pasition of Guarda , unlit not have been tenable after. lkiasena • had marelietl upon Coimbra by Celorico, KA nos, anti 'Voou. The allied army look a position in Abe Sierrra dss Marcelia,' upon the left bank of the Alva. I am aware that you, Gem Boonaparte, will not be plessed , with my plan of a canipaign ; and the experience you have acquired since 179 n will induce you to viow ea itir reaped the re rougestfortrer , s in the Yoe have even'no intention to attack the lines of Torras, Vedras, until you have carried into effect a more important objed, of which, by the bye, you do riot say a word. We know what it is. You be as much-disappointed in respect to . it, as ,yon ha e been , in. Portugal in consequence a your fo..,lish predilection tor Massena. • The eofripa risen which you draw between the defence of Poi- I NO and that of the North of England is absolute nonsense. Do you c4ish to make 11$ ,believe, that when your twu.ahit,tro. the Into are ready, 'you will a: tempt a landing in Scotland ? I well kneirii 'the poin s 0 . those coos which pal have seleVled . for a divinbarkation, in case yea phonic' become master onite Sea. The. English Government is also well :sccluc4ittet it tA its them, even to the tntnutest details . ; and they are prepared to meet you. 1 can•there.„ tore only class, .your projcct of a landing in'iLngland with fittest: of the captive of Gibraltar, the restora tion of the We of France, ;led the construction of your 12C1 otil of the litre and 200 frigates. You are bound to thank, ttl the name of gill' the French, that Governmem to which you had the itnotidence to iripplythe epithet ferocious ;" you ate bound to ,thank it, I say, because it refused to adopt plant which I knew was submitted to it, and which, had it been carried tutor effect, would oar have left you this day a fishing•-buntor a coaster. It was propos ed to the Logitsh Goretnment, for I he .pm [lO3O of accelerating the period of that holy im,urrepion of all Frair.e avitist your iron arid tyntimical yoke. The humanity of the English Goverument prevented them from resorting to measures which would have Complete 4 the ruin i,t the wretched victims of your despotism. The great advantage of sweeping your ival two from the sea' did not appear to them of sufficient con s egneme to bey put in balante against the beggary that meat have been inflicted upon thousands of families who live 'by the fighing and .coasting -trades. What a contrast does ibis mudcra• Lien exhibit to the frantic Measures by Which you have ceveted the deceit .flourishing kingdoms of the continent with blood and desolation l lon say that your . aokliers receivd - their'Vay. What.l.WColl).o4l, then, of the enormous contributions' which you levy in all' the conquered' countries ? It, is with these that yen pay your troop's; and - you cause the alumni! deducted from their Ray to be placed to your private accoul' by thcAlintster at War,„ for the purpose..ef defiayiog the expeneas' of your Mistresses, your flatterers, your I , angers-on, yourttpt:l3, and your executioners. .E;.t to pursue , the course of your : „, Massena, you say, will- not attack until 'he 'ha's received his reinforcemeots and his heavy artil lery, which you suppose will be sutliciently nume rous to dismount that of Lord Wellington, whi c h you have estimated at "two 'pieces. Yua might as well tell us, that he never intends to attack. You hazard :another covjeeture, that the English, be- Come impatient ani tired of, this disastrous contest, will attack your troops; and you then draws COD- Cl miltm , • Ciat ever; should .Lord• Wellington obtain a iet. , ry, he will be able to derive no advantage from, it, because on his second- day's 111.317C11 Mal be opposed by fresh armies; while, ahotiid 1.101);_. de feated, his ar my would be entittdy des. rop. d. ft easy tu.sec, that you are 'very 111-W/Glfild ni t these acid ti,at your spirts Liibon do not 4 lest 11 s .: then titre. 'Litre ate lint, far ii.nu it, 1,,5Qu pieems You %A i;1 cot th,rufe corre6tilesx of 11,is goo t 'Con. then, tnuot .the'ettligleened lt it it ices too' so utontle4,tly coinr,idict y0,!1,..11 ? figiat yuu wisiu.d.to denpt loimattiesigb ltd the ‘vhich it Ilia with, yoo ,tiA to perint , ft:Al the put,lieation uL (lit. vetAe iteori. You. wouid bit'en be- , d t . .y th.o. ri,i,lr at I,:renebriieb. ;read, only •w kit 0 , 1 1..t.:1 out to b., printed. ".1,:lw _BetlSt:lrbit ~ Ctj' ll,4 : '" 11 : 1, h Yoh 11 , Re - a:'bcipteti jiistiy rFnders'yoit ( , t t , ) till tile world. .11:ho three. of 6 , l , pri4W only 1.5,0(.0) .111 , de:b.tkatiob, Ibi wbuid would I,,ive been Lilted o loi,ob. Fren(ll ougitt ,not 10 brtire tot,g , ,t , eii 'l4O Siclilm knov 613 111ije , ..ty u ! ,;11 twa..taire you, th3t• ardiev,,.not the %444,... of tebreez , .., e;:e. ;let inte tt,u:ives which lueveuttd his Al,ic'qty 'll,Ol r , 5 , ;.: Su:lkm throne °ICI ii P•liet ilioa, Tril.tbougtbd Erigifit!, Cbirbif,itii_le,(l by Groo v i4r Stuart, - a r c tuv.;:ous to cklvz. to blow :i %nth your modertt Alto and are to I rigs a sure pletigti tbai the golden 11,x,ce 1.v . 11 be ht.ively defended. It was plain, from the movement of Niassetut, that it was his intention' to force the position at 13u- &leo, which w:twoor.cpied by Gen. Cranford.. The 14.:nglish Genvtal, - by a movement tts boll is, it wos judicious, marched with .the whole of • his army to this point. He, only left,a weak corpt; of observa tion upon the Aiva to cover his rigl,t. On the 2(iilt of September a W , arsti of sharp-slio , ,tors attackt-d t h e advanced posts or the Enguslt army, for purpose of enabling Alassena to recormonto Lord Willington's position. On the e7th the attack w .a nit,tie by Marshal Noy. and General Regnier. The Rth tatrps, ceitutiatidu•l. by, -Junin.. sy. , ,s in teserv,... tsvo attacks were repulsed wish he greatest in trepidity, and the most complete success.. Genvr.il Si.aton was taken prisoner. The number of killed ihat , were bhried by the: English, who remained mils tvrs of lite livid of battle, was ,Contputed at two thOusimd. You Cankicn deny these tads ) which are adtoitteti LI the report of Massetta, and in your former Notes in the Mmiteur of tl , e, 2,5) h and 30th of November. Did you take ,ti),y English ilisoners Nv.--Did.jo i lit ry your atia,l 3 No.— \\fere you repulsed from the heights of 13itsaeo t R es,— 'Afere, you pursue:.!, and did )(Jur runaways attempt totally until they came under plotedion of your 'artillery ?, Yes.—Wee you obliged to give up, the intention of reachtcg.Coirnbraby and to lake liitt-toad by was you, (lien, who were defeate4t attd"your destruCtion yvenld have been complete, if, the Portuguese had heen disciplined and acCtistomed to set - vicelike the English. I can tied no instance of a retreat equal to lord Wellington's, 'but- that 'whell was erivatid. by Getietal .kite.elti in the year • I 7nti. I refer you fur further de ails to fily letter of the 2,r",ilt of DeCtrafer 18 11.1,:er the signature of a Veteran, insetted in 'the . 77/nes of the 27th . Of the same month. - • liging found arrltplogy for himself in the winds, IN/Jut:at would not haled to make you ptretive the ridiculou diepp. i 1 twit enterprise. He would have said, t 30,000 good tioops are indispensa ble' to be ahle to red:cm upon success ; that the po. 01 Sivily cothisis 'f 1,111)0,000 ste44, of, 00,000 would have joined the h;pglish, Ilitytr t;iiiht - ut ; *irol thoit it was ciseilliat that . you should givc hill' a general who could direct the oi.eritt ions, 1)111r:it himself, Cite:ller, PatttnltietikiX,, , Liftoniukt; Cawignefe, being alP.olutely rocapah;e.' It is plesuolable, that •at the moment ••You would This e neni the reinforcements demanded, and that this expedition would tuite place about the end of May, or the bc.gitinittg, of lute. days after his entrance on rite campaign, you might era.b thi4 army trout th,e list of your troops, and the thrum O Of Navies would be di3poiithle for your brother Joloph. You sent yom brother-in . - hal Leclere to p..rfsh. at St. Doulio;o, beosiose you felt ashamed tl,ai one of your siliers was e narr i et i t o the iou of a grocer at. Pontemit!, I know . that you i t alow tits,, but cati sound you . . You are ashamed that the son-in-law of the Emperor Or Aus. tria should have for his brother-in-law the son o f a aor pcaNatit of 11,itOde, a Village near Cation. p ation. 'You wish to get rid of him, and to otter to Prioee Ch4ries f ae t h io n e 01 Naples, with the'hand of your siht , , , ti Caroline. The Cratibourno Chace Fox fionnth cn day, the 4 33 d ul:. ()lie of the tineq rung ever known in any countly.—Tiwy found their los in Footmen Wood, which, having taken at few turns in the west. end' of Chace, st:t ot}' down the wind throOgh the whole.! exteot 01 it, throngh Rnsiirnore; St3pleton, and Coble).- walit9 ; broke froth Cobtry, over, liromf-Chalk,ioWll_ and fi elds, croak e d t h e Baur° river beio,V. tip! pnrish of • Chalk, tnak,ing his way for Lotti o!:c.'3 hare, warren hat meeting cg.iih a cliet,!l(, he toriw'd si. fhe right; over Bishop.. stori-fields; ;Ind re-crww:l the river. between that Coinbc:, ~,e or the tint: open fields to Kn.glt one~j , ~~ rr: havin g (liken a short turn Cst'll 1 ill)Biciz.);i ii,dl, brAte off, crims. it wt.ltern ti) fur bid b"aiin, over it is raise that tire English, tt year Ago, 112ttcrtti thettfielv,4 with expelling the French frotn Madrid, , w d th"ll3 1)1'4011d the Pyrrntitec be proof Of tltl 14.tisetiood is; tlmt Soul( eroised.the si erra :alorena, afid wade bonst-linmstvr of Audit On , I, v te , w pted to vonevv, trig tne pi , elVitires of Pa!is, the 1,0 ) t of Ipi,rg, arid the wish to excuse your foolish bate made,you Li:Jl3.: your memory. It uM, ••••••• V • 1.- i V , O, I.' ' „ 1. 0 1 1',1 VON : Printtd ,ht R 1 OMR., fl t % k ii IS, Of No. 4, Slutleir t tr.:rt. I , r , tv.itUtt i Zed l't , .t , 11. ~,ti „4 vik, L i < . ‘, 4 4 , i I , vs, ~,,,, At, xio.t ,i, 0., , o , or flu , a. v I , , , ,„,t 1 , t • 1 cir , 2t illd SV:i UrriCro No. 1)1, sirsud, wt , ere „..idue, .ir nous, Or*. tn. 0 i ,ver, 1.4.4 i la) 141 C rifieOr litC. (pott-p2ia), rinst LI added -• ey • • I n l. c o s e s ib , Onrne IJown 'to live yew bos lr 5 1' 631; Cll. 161' the turnpike road again , near Cutniti!, atid tlirtiu., ra " "d°' him acid lolled bitn, alter a 104 i'l in e ne,,v Intro opposite Jdt , 0160' :: hilt(-µ;oy lo e:'&d al pillant and severC a run :n ilt ''''' Y.' Ilia lasted two hours and tkceotfor°,4. I: lie t" with SeVeral 11111 CS dining 'be rot titkl s we" l 3' Wiles frotn tbe place wiiere lie witiiic 44 ' . 'll'he sportsmen in o r the dea th were.-Clatffittlitmi, Grove, of I\L'!biay; 'lltirl'i 13a6"rd, Est!. of -Charlton; the 16,../, S:'i''':! Mr. T. Skinner; Mr. -00- G ld th - --__ ; e llutit,:3slll,- Whipt er-iiti. , luesday, the 5 hi) inst. Lord DirlitgliAl'f:, t ‘'ll i v ) i x °(:ue b rtill' r 'd ok al't e l-D'' : r ru o rt i l t rl e .: 11 1"1' 1113i1:1:e:tvi'v ‘oilNc;t:lt'tetti,l-11:::1111:13Liul''ITI:1;D:11:t''''i;::::' ;Shilllin 1 1 1 i ( 1 / 1 l i d 3 turn t 1 1 ) ) 11 O d, i I thee6I'l:11::):111)Aild C3ateill r;othudtt,llllll;ll,ll°i3j-l':'' of the moors to (3riti,tley, and leaving 610614.„,b'; OH the right, made for Spa Gill, and trarnlbc':',l4l IYdb°l4 to Fountains Abbey, wilco l'ic; el l , i v ti.::. , °ludic -1Y Park, and talking, many a 1141 ' 0 01lot eticptluari:tujicit: bi)ria.scleterititlgecetb:;llloll.ll:6ber:.4; `,_vrackl not avail, be again broke away, ottdreoli,il uY Slut G;11 to Grantley, sought retclgu °L I IV tit 1114 Laver : the hounds *dose foiluot i c . ' i loi tli4):::l,ll.l,,,Ll3,rit,e,nadndkkirecti4::,ii,:; hAerzeerll:ybrioll,titla c o uv i : r i i ht It it t P'‘''''cil Gulitit village to Wlibtler,.theace bl.:7', Mazedrd to the batiks of the tiro, below 14 , i '; e 1 There rally the chosenfew arrived, who.' ..ii!. l fll,l_.:'"'"g;* e,ased him with " loud I'' l ',.: gt , ' ‘beerlng horn," through this ront.tatc 4'0,,i,, croi.i..e.d . the river', and made for Pdter Wil t ' d i 0 0 turning to the left, he passed by Alcill o O, Alas: min; when his sttength failed hid' , ,'! . ., e , jo!' ran galianily into lain at vicw, and kt k''', l ,,,q Hi t' ll 134tutt. 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