The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-13 00:00:00

wit , 11 dist 1.(1 t r/rhfitletc iii tai front ilie tnilitat y confine of their operationi. Uoder such a systt . ho held the till innte success to be Toey wer e bow & N en t o the list tenable post in Poi toga. No Ulan,- be thought, ciand he sanguine enough to sup pose, tkat if the French obtained compltte posses uon of Spain, tt would be pownble for Great Britain, un issisted by ~ s ty other porAer, to defund Portugal Ng 'tie t, t't if the Fierich gained entire possession of Spain—and the . sobjett of the assist, ante lobe afflirilnd to Portugal, sitoulti, be thoullit, • bet 4tft4 to dot c n t itn t gei, c y. The Noble and Learacol Lord ((xretwille) nett pro c, co, u u Go, tsiiivr of Spain, tind - ro exa rnittC he r o. ft' it coultL (,!rive from t ii species of ;ihoitkitt,:e Whic;l Alt!' Were now, atfticting; her. What„ lie *gold ask, ctosid we: ct Oval Spain, after , the experience we Ic t ivO Arcady fiajoi her elFtrts t r her o in acid that at a tithe when those could, in 41 appearance, havo beta Most etf.. , Jitally . earrti-d 1 At (146 t si.Ay, lid intirc:4 , 4 into 111(4c:tit pa (lf Gerowny, while 'a Brit tittity ployed ;+''Arce,t portion of tire Vrenill force in apottter quarter; 3nd what did Siiyai ihtin CtlCtt ftlr herself, eteOtnaft , r the favour of this v.trions and powerful diversion ? And now 'when the attention Of the princip3l Itreuch ftile is ett,,agied, awl ett i ro , ,Ad by the presettc- oh a s6l.:!i..ti astel'ort , 4 4tites.e aru;y, vi hat advantage has +Ate *alien of tte s ourable oppor tunity to 104;.ite 3 great and blow I—So fount battling 060401 Ail! t,igoal Latress over the etienty, are not the frrtttrii, it the Cotal'acy, d4,iy gant!i l le, g i c o l tid in the et gantry The o'4;4l4:linos, , Atiterefore, of Noble 1.0(..1s o hi 4; Me of the louse, to far turns beitigthiprovixt with regard ci S l r citt , al e fully veriikkf by Ofe. itesult. ,Ottr modeof assistiog Sp . 111 , co n v quentiv app-as loittritnal with regard to that country, and imparovidettt. with relp4;td, to the . &nployment "of our °wit oat tonal reaotirecic, Thi., hqwever, Was a alibied tit vety cxtensive bearttigi and Ise should tlot (NW entet into any of it pan iciaus con setp.ienc7eS . tit t.ltr)ii;diontent hi %itself , in present, with ettteritig txtleititt piotr...st.a4aio‘t that paragrapti earl 1 be Address, kShicit promised that the assistance of a smart hec milituty Cowes huhdd, he of - fordtii to Stain and Poritje,il. IC their Lotchtli w i - itgrowd to brat part of the Address, 'they would en contact-a ontidnd which mien prove highly 'dent, and which ttlit , bt be attended with ettetts ex tretut.l , ngerons . to the best tit tel'Onti of Elm coun try. in which he considered the tetidtoCy uftttat part of the A4dyr.43, rind d ee d, we r e i t n o t tor ttiott snragraph, tie should red dily ti.ry . 4 iiett his .11 , tt nt, to it: last yaragraph Itt the Address via , . 4)9(...• 300,144 N-1 Thai Iliticcrsa satisfaction rive airsttt that rfaragryli which in. formed vicar I.,i4xisiiipt that onr differences witn, America 'vete ill 3 iittoCiatv)ii wi t i t i l was likely to lead., to AO 311,i.C16;e tesuir.. Notoing, iii his opinion, Ur' ti4i MOM tile lies intrreocs Of (...,.otittry, ttiiit at wind underst,hl , ...ing and frteraily inierciairiie with Antetica 4 awl if now at Litt a prosptOs o*ned of the Approach of soch 3 etierit. txlte 4I that, pro4,eet tie wouldrinost 60Ih toestitries.: There was an otnisSirn i, the Spetuli and the Address whiets, be could not. ti,it sKtetice lAttient, ft isu4e tact a:L(l 6 4ra to Opt vphil 01 't 1 le Cortini t C, and the stztti; rtt wit Wail a sto a t 11.40143 M he sbould ( 4 6 another ooratiAto o linitiging it. iii der tJirir . 6„,d. ships' ootts 9t 4-...ratinii. I : : could not well hate With held thety# 1,3.111ie of the (1101't pfo- , st,ie,rtrkit topics the Address, nor upon whatit bat he too Ltd *maid to. a f t „ v .: nett t',;l eviteringsitne at, large in td,the carAi3nl 3)3" i*:tl 1 1 4 k 1:1 :t2A101 4 *s.i.roted their Lordships that lte,abotidd tit:tattle u . tttit t ytw ohlervailora; i hut there Watt at fcw topio2 of the Noble 11 , ron's spcech which it .4V4N litiap , esitge tor hitn tia ook uuttoticci. had the I m p i thketii 6604 locooiot, b ot ti•ever, w ith topipi: of Isis the fiti:l; Whore lie paid. it dile Obi:Alt , of praise to the q wult vuWt.;lt hill Noble Ll`riend, • c..lti . l uul , clinnitetiti:d On the sfreech It a i 1 hire coofesfitd what was due , and ctindUc . it .4 the 11144triclas 'ount...Lurid that spetelt wan ddi ver . t. : „,! Witit referezze to the Icefing seitcrtt *SC r.o.naltza of that illustrious .„6,i IL, p1 .„„.. & ,,, t G nicuson, it wasitriptpatibln , th e t 5 .,,,/.Ce,,s 5, 44 dtawn op in teints,tan and ;i4 feelings most justty apprecjaied tilt iherae whit stood in 'the intnation. to 'Koh:A:ha attKA but a sinnlar impression most be Made by on - ill rued whit duly estimated what was alrlacty 'known, and pa!tirtdarly when they cattle to cotiteniplatelwhat might yet .he tothi &tiers! tenor 'of the SOrech, if it did not de/le:W.3d it more minute votic , ilats, it Was Irons a 4styld, as far AS iitiAli4lll, a difference of opitiku it occJfiiot# like the preterit, reaped. ing topics oleo vtli"..th diffeiceurte rtf opinion may . have 4nte9edectly prevailed. With a view, how ever, the accomplislititent of - that : wish, in treating the topics cow-lint?' ari ttkt gp9sdh and in the 444rvig, titevcittKe is made of, soy piLbtie prilitai)ie, hot th-y art;, as tie had already. obF , ert , ed, totOwti.upon in , terms, and in 3 amulet Inas( likely to create any of thu difference of opi- Ciou which, on the pi*itent,.occttion,, every.Nohlo Lord roust feel should be moat : earnestly deprecated with ristiag th.e isaatrize of soy public print:44o, anti 110Cor , ,liog, Mine were here bur-int:4d. The only paragropli fez Wili . ‘h the Noble , Baton °Netted, was that which' mewed to Portugal said Spain. ~Bat what atter all did th.it paragtapli now hold put, t o winch Parliament hid not already been pledged:l Parliatiteitt was not called upon for any new pledge to the effal, or any ittCaSiir4 for attaining. 1,9144101 A were only called, upon express acs ctltittiott SO to otir periwieNinice itt,a Ilan of contlud in which we.; haver h4en engagnd by the advice and 'AN/rob:Won of Pat liaalettl, f t was n o t tail t h e pro ., pr sly of his lientititents, or of the sentiments 9f his c,(lxagties in office, that their Lordships were now Iv 'pronounce, bit Ott the ,SeiltirrietitS arid opinions Letrdsiiipoi ftaci already more than tinge 3 ,0 4 , 1 0r,,,,1,, , ,.t:;ed and express gvon .those wno. &tiered toile bins ai to the particular mode of co %nit still agreed that assiatanc9 !,Rill should he afforded to -Spain and 'lo the affording of astiiianr:,!e, iii 10111 1 / 4 . leact, their were all .I',:irjl4 -{ii i114%331 61094 . 00i,110149 , ed Jo 40 1:14. tent. With what face then could thcir Lordships w' w Intsitatis to give our Allies the sdvantage af knOW- . ing-that they were *till to have encouragement and soppr,irt Irani this - co untry, in theiil, arduous struitgfe againit ),he cornindia enry ? ,-babpecific' mode, or systern bye liiclr t et aas)stancits' shclold be Afforded,' wesflaw prbposed rtheti Lordslitpi'were merely re quired to gise sortie general assurance that they were not prepared wholly to desert our Allies ; and such an assurance wo were surely bnon&tri • give - t hem by every prinetple of jt . tittice, oration( ) and g t iod faith . When the was t.ropowd for Portugal, what was i ire language held by some !,..tird% to disstia le the Ilimse trout ag . i2eing to dolt measure 1)til ;hey it , lt then say that in a ttw• trioni its the Bliiish army would 1) , 1 cattpelled to come home, that the cause in which they were ertgAvi! w,ts hopt Irss, ab solotely hopeless ; that to advantage Whatever sOuld be stertvod from the employ menu of a Piirtu. goese army ? Had these predictions been , verified .14ve ito the Pint nguit.it troops been brought to a yeti' high degree el', discipline W e n o r h a d thtt tvocutiony of the Commander in' Chief, Lord Wellington, and of General Betesford, who more ttuturdiately cumniands the Portuguese force, that tire Portuguese .truops are perfektly competent to fight in the ratalpi with British soldiers ; to emulate their discipline and.steaditiess and emuiate the ,glory of their ettplotia ? Their con ' tititt„ on all trying casinos, has already 04tatned the apptobation and applause ot, ekery 3ry ittan lit what instance have the Portuguese disappointed our expectations ; and it in notreorpoir what ground could we now de. sett them ? As id America, there was n.thing new in the tone and language which , was now held out to that country—the British Govern lent had al ways been ready to treat tier in the most conciliating manner, to ett press a desire to cultivate the must perfeci amity, and enter into the fullest commercial intercourse with the United Stales. But with re. gard to the nature of any negociatiou, or adjuittnent 01 ditrerence,s tiOW pending bet ween the two c:mn tries, it would ,surely be premature :arid improper now to cater into any discussion. Our • II 4ulutir,n so assert our mnritnue tight watt Bever intended atty pa.iiicobir, nation, and if it aireelii any., tt is not ,aoot design, but merely Noblek al then coos:tad:xi by tepeic , ing, that the present A,t3ilreia clad ilea! pledge their Lordships to any new mea.ure or plan, biumterely stalled upon thew to acktrowledgo toe Sentiments wit cis they had already repeatedly professed to en+ tertalo. 1,00 G acksvevou otletell a tew words in expla, nation, The E3O RADVoit viitirdy COlicsUffed 41 , 311 she tOplCi tot tlte A4dr. 6; 4 , 0 10 L saw atay tl ii io objqct, t') it ),Aa,. tatool W totl p,,ottly 01 praitte tkai oo ihe tient views dltd ftvlittg% wi!icit taw ,ct.aracteti , o, I tac Ltu)al 1110)4s tilt 1 riiio: iiitOt§ghr)Ut W110:4 a their delicAte and perplc•xiti,; ploctvditio. • The: (piestiuri w 44% then put iliAt f4v4,isitips do adNit the Adtires6, aild it was agreed to withOtit a divisiutt. It, ivfo. num, moved, and 'tigt eed to, that their Lord •hipi, io thetr white *owes, do wail U1,1)13 441'e P4lll<tt 1.4) leant when big Roy 04s ; wilt ire: plealtati to rmoit'e tlte t%4l,lteiceß—Ad j(Rauttil. HOUSE ,OF COMAILaS, Soot, after (our o'clock the Deputy Usher of the Slack Rod r made iai t appearmica, nod stuinuoneti the House to the I-louse of l'eers to hear the Com , read: fie X./tit and a* the Metnb.:tv present at coodinAty at ictidott, , COUNTY OF LIMERICK: ,on their realm, the St'itAK:llU acquainted thit ,110 , 4t0 that he rmatved from the Dcpuy CI :rh• of the Crown, in Ile:land, a Petition trout William rillottlas Idativll, reutipining of aie /Imhoi re torn to 60 , C:county at Limolick Tiilf Pen' k)ii 1.4 , 36 rtid by the Clerk, end, on the moiloa at the CUANCitt.LOtt of the kiCtlUaktcu, it was , ordered to be tAkess tutu oonyilltutiOtt on ,Tlmrotimy ADD/a:SS TO VIE REGENT. . _ The Stitastka glittll acquainted the (rtoitse„ that that Hotrie had been io the Ifouse of where t he Lord entoioeffLo., one of the exittatuitoionera pointed under the Great Seal for openitsg, and de ciarisig the carriers of hddiog Ore present Set4ion of .Parliament, had toade a Speech, of robiels,,, to pre vent mistakes„ lie kid procured a copy.. The Svaaitta here rea4 the Speech (for which Sae our report of the proceedings in the Mime of Lords), Mr. Illisatas rose to move tie Addres. Ile be .gsn by observing, that n hen, 'on a former occa'sioti, it had fallen to his lot to tootle an Address in:reply to .a Most Creations Speech front the Throue, he had been obliged to solicit the candour and indul gence of the House. consctoos, at lie was; that his present effort would afford only another instance of iris unworthiness, he confessed that, in the pecu heir importance of the exititirigoircumstauces of Ott country, he was allltioUS to find a pretext for laying claim to a double portion of that candonr and in diligence, placed as be was in a situatiou 'of Mare than ordinary difficulty arid embarrassment. The House had just heard the Speech of his Royal 'High ness the Prince of Wale., art whom, afl!ittilig comstauces had for a tune - rendered it necessary:to _vest the superintendance of thee dotnittioos of his Royal Father , --a Sperklt calculated to awaken every generoos feeliogot thy human mind, and to inspire at once the highest admiration, and the warmest offethou fpr the illuistrioto individual frUall t. holt) it proCt:eded. The state the coo titly found itself, was one of noveltY, but it' was a state .winch neceinity justified j and. Irecould not hot think that stone approbation and admiration were dt.e tie the constancy Of 'Parliament under the recent ardtions circumstances, excited by' the - conduzi of those who had directed the course of those proceedings now so happily terminated. it now otily remain- yid for hitt), a difficult task,' to attempt to do jus tice to the sentimunta . expressed by his Royal Hialtness the Prince Regetit j and more. prolleta Nary, when ailverting to the sith,tiorr ,if ltit ii,141 Katier. leellog as lie did, the ardnottsitess kit t his undertaking, he would willingly base paiwil it wirer a tad proetaqied to I he (Abet potrtg tit toe Speech. Liitt was: itripoklible. laid (lie - Speech cootailied more biliklatlt.lopiCtOf exultAtion, tot 1 it proohnined the eiitite delareranoe of th,..l4`erritisula • frotn the power of France, had it stated the ab igo . '11714 4 aciession , of America as an ally to .Britain —still )v'o.llo the at r t.t.,, of the Hone- haw been Ixed orittilier and n,-,ertn subjetts of interesting contem i taiiedd, Iherefortri of Op ding ani(reliet n the succeedink ta t itel onikichLwas p: duty to • descant, he aiittost felt the necessity of apologising to hi, Ro t a) iligittleas the Regt.tu, and to the House for saying any thl i rk but that w related to hie 'arilt'Tl'ielreiiiiVitair,FalLer.., I{ should not, how et er have ha,: the boltitiestr , to himself to the notice of the liotese 011 the prcseat occasior, tn - e he ,not cohvi:.ted that no new impression tva4 needed, that no new iropres.ion cupid : be made, " irttottgli had been oxperie.4ced by every one to satisiy him what was the duty whi c h h e was wa , , calk! upon to perk)! tn. He vies happy in the belief', front all he had seen and beald: MO (tont the tone :Ind cs , tstruplcx:on at • the that ill tt , t; present vote tt o woniti he nuaiditions. \Vii tcver might have 'been ,the - variety of u t (coescientious, .thogh perlivs erroneorts) Un • the ittitecede . nt subjlcts of On t cus• the resew was a qw.stion in which all must concur. lie ungta at length eon ' gratii/atts the Country that the period had arrived, when, political hostility in that House would for a While at least ceast.; and whip all par:ie ,yvoulci boor togther for the prtblic good. Whatever might be. tit* .tlitference seil(iluetii with regard to 4,91 . foreign relations; wit aever alight be the difFlence of sentiment - on subject" connected wittrthe suipert shin of 'our demestic Goeeromeni,itt those tti.asures which tended to :secure the Sovereigu and to main ttaintthe authority of his S on , w h i l e t hat outitc.rity. should. continue to be necessary; , all would unite. E'-cry paragraph of the . gpreeh proved that utillni 7 may wail a duty incumbent on the Rothe. He would shortly glance' at the variens•topics to Which . Ilk! Speech alluded. The first' was, the cipti:z . t. Bourbon and Ana:oils:l. Although, Irorti'the c,411- tnettoetnens of the war, the House had witieSs.ed gladual tat US the, eiternyiCelorties, anti 'although the rapture of theme jtist inelitiOnetl was, not a coat ret 1101.4 4 1tV, tllO %/aloe Of that Ciipt tire wisy jet by tto tuerttts inconsidertele. After !Living oo' ;otii , er tkikco almost e% cry thing, it 4.4414.' impossi• lilts-that we could now have to tioa.st at taking '4'nucii. `!'he defeat. of the attempt made by the Ureveli tsitpetier tnaLitbers, toitistacie, hicily , tvas both in iisreit 7 and with resped to the'strid cinalavy which it ttore to any attempt winch Inignt be twide tilt that salottr of time Braiblt troops and time of then ( eminanders so elm-, octal)? .dtsplayed mu ,t, valour: and a skill vylsich entitled the possessori to the thanks of Par- Itaintait, surfictently prated that ,when exerted on (Dtir filto t e;i, in c y °old form an irresistible bart . ter to the ct,lt° ttilr . "Lisa tioiblea c,i intpottiote err wit di Ins /lova' ,11,iglinetis . s Speech 1 a wiled, was the Sta«e of ttie And here again whatever • differences of opisiots might eittst On the principle and apiduel lit Aht.% tsar ill that country, 4,was pet suthied ittat"there was fto than who would not go the length rte saying, that:the designs of the enemy had been lerntitiatett. Le' the Flousts rvcollcd the ru inttes htti to their country on this sutnect by the French. Goiermiteia, If the lititish Lts.:4e not satisfied, it was at least 'clear that the li'rettelthad beets disappointed. i!.); fiat atlici.ilb ergan, which had never before foretold even the ddwntall'of great L'inpires, with A' Verification of its weclictionts it tiad iweii declared, that t.nt the first apPearance ,ot a French army in the Peoittsula, not an, 41i 9 ,1,611 sol dier vauld remain to to.liute the Cannot-GI wills Ills prehence ! Much tal , ', , tl iuodi',.‘rate !tad, bee t) 001 . auticipa,itats. We had di tv%tys declared that,' the struggle would' he long a , lzi severe, and that the first ally ,nt tge wUtaid prob'ihly tai on the siml u t the en,..my,,. Th e nqtfil, , , , ai I sacs rilforn(td ci first in• litance since the ..i ., :volot , aary war.in the! French did'lsat claim as the oonsecinente cat t:otttto: This bat:le 0;.....;,ed a fresh held ,to ; the hopes'of loyalty ;aid 'The imprvived.,dis opiate of the native troops engaged in it atlerited pledge of futhre iritohpb.• 'Cite Whole c,oaa t ia . , . the .caturaign tetvied furthe r ,to develape ,all those great' rinaalinies of tl,e British contalailotx ill Chief w h ic h' h e h a d s o fretirren'ly ritahikst.:4l ; anti to prove dig. is 1)050k:454:Al in its hIgl: a th.. ; rt:<, ppm - ipsalities,, the pa session at which by !Lit t;rt ta d p Inid by sonic been. dotabted, fl•eply in , leed Would Government have been tespansib.e had tfle - .l.4iieti Hid the Cause' of the PellittSol3--a is, ee LiCh they were.btittud by ties paraplegia to al! the formal obligations tit treaties. lii wit.a icy! tie.,l4 peitorined thii country /IA done let rt not be deterred flow faaceeding in the glo rious course.' The lois which the French had sustained . in Spain was immense. Frani the best autitotity„ lie had been informed that' since the cornittencement of the l'ena,sula war, .tio lea,s , than 050,000 French stoops had been' peured into Spain at *whom oat mote titan 3 regiment Or. two Of the imperial Guards) had e ver r eturned. le ht., were risked when this destinaion 'had token place, lie should be unable, to answer ; bat at the Etc' lie was assisted. It was attribUtable to the nature of the warfare whic h isolated us t hat , Cotiairyi . , and be undetstood that it appeared by the Last accounts, that this secret 'and tiesultory„ but destructive hes, Hay, continued with unabated fury,' Nor was the advantage which had ensued built the check given to Me enemy in Spain and ;, 3 0 r Itagal, 'confined to thine countries alone. , He behest:Li to. less Cu' treat a tirritt observation of the occurreu, cot in the Mirth of Europe, that firma it not been for .the Spanish war and the consequ e nt armi t v on the resources of France, I ),, tertibing,, at. this moment, would have been the Centre, inbtead o f. the ektretnity of Ihel,tlt tic , nntli„u.. Thar luau of concliict adopted by Oren, Britain on tills fOft;- jeti, would redourto to her itismoi tat honrase, art by t h e reverse' she would have tneurrol a I.lstingilatne. 'wale same history iu whkth wool,: be •.1 t p4ll t le oppreaSl4lll of P • rance in her treattiliatt at the Penni sula, theniagtianittioni interference 0( et OOIAO t would 1 e Prese slim of i the' [0‘)1(' glowing celOurs, •With respect to Our relations with it:a, it ay.. rpesrof to' torn ilt,it wriether this: 13t,rtin tend MiLio Deere ot were or were oot iii %.'6hr.itance ro“Acoi, the doubt entettaitied•by Att' , cric4.; w nether her %este l s m igh t toter th e pot 14' of Fritin:c witlwltt avrtger of o il ii it sti on , th e vau , liirtittit' at C,..;;;,:u oi l Jill* point eotild . hot fail ofauakd,,iu g in Ihtz olirids of t h e Aaterieans, letilogii itu;iv,rianon ark l rest litineni • anti unlit teal , t, fut. tut: ,Lbattte- at that liqur.thr 1 . 1 L. 0 Highness stated to be pending between Gre lttl4ll. an the United States. As to the iniernalst te011.14. country, he called on the House s to expleSS Pro!';'. tion at learning that the revenue was 'in a Wlt,.,° such prosperity ; a Circumstance of con fem p !ro, peculiarlY,satisfsetery, when the rarer:mut sitel i t ' of the enemy in this point were contitlerei allowed that amidst the general welfare, (betel instances of indittidral calamity. Wiilely 6111' RS Was the trade of this country, 3 ni 14 " ;1' .; were our commercial spec:lat ions, it but that there should h 9 .occasion.al cod lor but ell:111)441,0S I)( crises we should fitld r ,that however I,‘e rn ` meat private .tniaohnue, there was ofr!biogvf. alarm us in the public proipetity. ft w a ;: ll ',„i of Parliament,. thirefore, ski .64 be "c deuce which, they f e l t in , t h,. s fitires tei cOntitiY• 'h.. was . net lesir their iA'4it! 1 1 duty'.. o u tr r e t e l l : l t i t e l l i t e t '!l e: 6.o t rt ' ; behoved us to I. 11%4- ta Europe that in miry of our, citizens', I.'rwtehepoleslselisist);:i 3174.1 t:lt ' 4(le' :„ ll ,4 °°fl o 4l last r s o o t !" t our hr. s t p ,O ee +A r i; h r ..„. . ' d edit to the e e W 1, 1 1 : 1 ) I re sume )l3) :las.itlih:tw'ilts:ir'sdißl.irtri(4;:tor)::yilla:lleifi:A:i_a:U}:i'lgi,(4lll7ett:isrliosgitisiict.:,Afisoi(le::ll):;bnale;;:li'leiliiitnilieal:b',4ldiehilli?i: t .elings .the most sincere joy, be), 111 ', 0 1,1 he was convluced that his A1 11 1" 1 , 4 1, 0 r ,, !It perienco emotions of the most swe e t 411 ' Pi lu i tying nature. 'flieso em tioni 1401.1 0 a contemplatien of thehl, p i et y, and of thelsgor pitl is kin of his , H o n al ,,t S .u, , and from %itttoo winch that coutvmplation Wad 6114 w Maje,ty of the fitne s s of his:Royal fliti lisc l i i:kir , :evil hint lir the throne of his aiittsidtv i iv) nidet:d, et the very ntotricut !Pe', l4 ing,!llit.t tie, al Vailier inidit' be in(ltaiN d o t t, 'l:eltngs in 'the pres , .-nce'of his illititridu% Inking. was the contrast . yi hich tile tie° !,' l l,i c , ooniry and of. Frattc..,.• attordeJ t - in Ilt e T; ( : , ,0 II 1 1 , 1) , Itesv whico read eelfrom a It'c ' I , l .. v 4 "itixtut, %to independent of seCitlenti o t , "luer. Mighty aims Q! injustice:, fiat 01 tr . 1 „p i . e . ns Wa fi g tI (I togethe4 by the. !Pe Of a 6ilig d e l VI : 1 ' 1:41 • ' the Hutt, Gentleman col reiraileJ a 1 II I"rtiletit speech ) , hy trio nag Addr,eol°l°ii.of!, 16htlie" 4eCtit, which Address wais e.:::'410,0i the; ) Mr. stotHidcd t he Adi (164 ,...0f uur oolll iii which lie (tiers: cordially Cwiclirre~tN~ fits .aOrrairation of the c o nda3 0 1 his .14 e was per4uatled that the Floste " 4 440 0 j . ttoitr ailerA,ion 0 1 hi ; fl o p' . fligit"W ...l, o 4 'Y'“ 1 " .4 t her, and .to the at dolt deor e ,`; 0 311 1 ( 1 expres,ed t hat his Majesty might W u 71,01i tt to icsume hiS wonted outh,,rily, Aritt e r oi 4 LJlis todividuoi lc .ling, lie uoly et: 11 ;: dd % A ( 11 3 ,!it. it: lv o :A lb se t: 1 4 t :g t, ea, to . o 4 ttoilf! at tiTieriosausto:eto):;:ionekc of 1, Wiheh the Prea“lt WafiCifigitlAird retiol ea 1 0 to parrut 4 4n ' t "ce-.' The necessity .t)t: that conii il43 , l 4pd ° Ag4lisl.,fhi,APoontry, and it t i l ,:t e rtt 'E p t :l cr:lrjglif ttl s4sel the commie, ee of thi s cot in ir y.i. t he unno sl of WI hostility was.diretted. But ranc°l 4 o l4 ob tu ,s he ,could scarcely ht.lliod 1113( ) be go weal,: ai to, pursu.: a system b} 14 '. 1114 :11 j ect i `l,' tinent must' be entir . rly impoveriille d • of the loss of trade was Sliewii ill (ta ., e ,: t r Hanseatic League, whieb 1 , -'4l ll lellY. 1 f)W pa a o ers tt . Contineht, hut %Omit w-re.lit',o it J dtleed to, form ii part of • termicei. 11/1 4 ,, t 0l i•?rtioint made by)OrticlititAla her intires,t asp tliey wo;e:hat,oLinibld to -0007' ter: He waspfig. tado4,olrd the 03-1 Y I"Y e ii4 g 3 4(4 0 nif-hOitourable peacisfeti 11 . 4 ' 4 . : • neG 'i p iii4Bo 9 ll Maintain our' pre-efin° i he eve. '" °l ' the last year, though 11 ;" t 7 , e ri),:‘ 41Vortantly.adVatitagt,40,6 6A ) i, c outlYk t - i i ' lll . l i,ciettilv honourable io her..' in 010 * ° ( '.e'd formed itgliirbt tiitt in-depci,)klen' of ; and to :1 , 41 ,1 t1 10 1( 1 15 ' designis On,'.suote conipletely 13- ; 1 1 0 0 O r ; 'any one of her Allures inure imp brfor'„; is, 1 ,4 attempt to crush the poblii spirit t" i in deSerthm front the' French ser v ; e it, Pantard who' had been coinpelled to c . :', /- be lx 4l ll ' proof of this failure.' Spain pi)S 6l" ,, f illiC ll" : 4 ,o' Cr laiVe to eXeflion; and the best r(1‘,"0,-- (pats;' "Itc , :ess- 6 4Cortstitittion according t° 14 „ir'er i4 ' ' semi:lllog ot the Curie's, the all tit the Spanish 'people, Watt; otl i ` ler i,ilte 6 ;,' i sett , irctim,tailieS, an utrettingineelac'e'rnies4,hti; I °lll4l Senate,' they seat forth thelr 1° f , at the gate of the citY,;•ooll,,er,e -t;tor of Spai n was' Over-run by lxliv.e ' l°- oft 1 "" fa i 4 A I O. who intlidted a Severe punithireat iod nl y vaders of their country. How 0 0 ' 1° the Proieas aft Franee been promulgate'►„s,l entirely had st.. projeds 0 1 0 61 1, thing leas wa s anticipated- by ' I 11 '0' 1141 1 e I ' l4 reent than the eaitsion of' the liiritt:' I j i " t 6, nintiula. What were the lads'? it' (c ool he: was still flit runes from L'sb'°" µi3i f ;. spa pa,Seti a month. Was his %1 ( ) i he made midnight retreat to 53 " - ' 4.• ty pur s ued 1.); the Biittsh ; and in ih i4 1 1:.. L he t C it r l a tE l l l 7l d Co .:rt a P ;:y fij o r ( 1 !-Itt of the 13ritish Uomrnit oder in :iiomifa, which-Ingot aipear trrelev.tot 1 ' 1 ) 1 4.4 4 ( 4 . ‘ o .e ucc4'lloo alit( yet it woUld be 4) iiils e would prevent lam froni "''' l4 that. I , es Peel and admiration which he 1 .--. l )ra. This lie Would sly of I." i o e f i v:t utai he: had at least Conducted on< " (1)1 05i,,,) toriw 'ration with honour to the 11, 0 . 1 ' 11 ,, it i ft w ! til I)l. •!ParAlively stint! m e.ins. !IL' 1 0 4 1 : - Latrgt , F , ench force fora longer „ 14 ,02 111 it \~liiC i 1). %a heittl if II 01 e r Itl‘ ; 1 I P le :1111)i rc: tPI powerful ti'VZIV l g ( A l 4. 4Si't tic ; tl the fitrtlif h '-' llcfs e ; ( e own invioNue. ',;( u.td confirm the , 41 0 a i to , ' While it wai time clot} • ;' (...04.1trY t