The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-08 00:00:00

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The further proceedings of the (emtuittee'were fixed for an e.;'rly hour to-morrow.' .. - ______ ---- - ---.- -----77: THEA CR E RO-VAF" COV LW's-GARDEN. 7 1 1 - 11 S PRES ENT EVENING, June 8 1 . 8 I I A. v O ll he tevived.the 7 ragic Play of , , PIZA.It11(). Rolla, &Ir. k F. 1.1 REP. ; Elvita, .Irs. t'. 31)00 NS. To whiTh will he abed, a Musical Farce, called ,THE FARMER. . , The ()opts w!lt be (Impel at flab past Five. 4;1 the Play in At Malt a i l Six. . . 0 Z . Comedy .11.atititoy, the revived of The Rivals• liie grand kototittic hie 6. Dr.inia Of Vinewine.lllo Or_reitilii.t in preparation, and will be produccdon Tue,day, 1 u:',e ........-..........._ ASTI. E Y'S, WESINIINSTER-I.IKWGE. Undo' the tuatieniate Patronage fif their It oy.tl rit,r,rllleSstll'.; UNPit4bict HiGitur and Duce 01 YO.kg... edMUNDA.Y NEVE ) , June 10, wilt be . pie" Sew, a t Half pa4l Six precisely (for the first time at !WS 'Hilaire l ude, called and by clot especi a l d es i re), a Military Pre ' L ISBON ; Dr, RUSE DE GUERRE ON THE' BANKS OF THE • • 'LAG US : 1 n wh ich P iece will be introduced a Sketch of General Mas '4l4'B (Nick Retreat front Portugal, and the spirited. Put suit and Attack by the lirilialt A iiny i Sic. cominanded by the Kaildilt l°lll W ellington ; al .0 the glorious flattle and , Defeat ot the 1' tench Artoy, under Nlarslial Seitot, 4 part , Wine Allied Army, Loiiiinauded by islarshal llerestom, at Albutra, co t o ihth of May , in the loritier's Curious At. lento to relieve liiiilitjol.• ' After which, the popular Grand Naval, Military, Eques '7,, trian and Pedestrian Spectacle, called I.'• TYRANI T SAR ICY N -Ind NOBLE MOOll . . itt,i_iiiii:h Nur t Yierity 11.2.,t5:5... Caparisoned. In the Nl6q . rish k. I.7o:iiserilit, trained to Stage Atticn, will perform surpriisii; Fr i the whole i.rodocing •opertoi theatricid eacCl, to a li(liiitlv‘elle point of . viCw . 4 l'• ~l , b bA eichses by Twelve celebrated Equestrians. oirweb ~,,;) I, ,„ I , h , 1 . the f4voitrite Vairtontlitle Of HARLEQUIN'S 'AMOUR ; Or, IUPITER AND EUROPA. Ntlacie, f liks ,VP This veiling, Tracey Castle, the popular Horse --,,--..„.... ....titAil I, erase., and 1 ' 1416,1160' 3 A m o ur '--•,--..... ...._...... MA NlSitfN-1101Z'T.7-4"---' May 24, 1811 . 1 11 1 . : LA Dy mAytaRES viewing the extreme iti,n the 01 the INIIABITAN'I'S of POICI Arm L'', ~ ..1 tie wahkon truelty Ana bartrarity of the French Army 4 ' I,lileirr, relit:4U, and desirous of prOmor ng the beneVoleid )14"4''',iii.ti0115 wailed 114Ve hem ! set 011 toot tar their Rulley, Q y 'l,' lirtair.ri witi.• Ludy CURTI S, Mrs. CO Ml 3 1.-• . • (ii ic I 'E, 411,1 Lauy P Lk RING. i:111111: Ulldertaksn t . O t''r 'tir44lll3ul" '"t c " 1 1. ADIF, SUBSCRIP'IItii cvro rat purprcie ; the Si, m raised by which t '''''' ' 4'l el"1"' (I'.itilL'it."lk4 tq Prwliding OtCC4II4 - leb 10t the Women aim ii, co l_lie I , A WI MAYOR F.SS .hvirv, obligiNly olEred e to . ' 4t,,r7da;,,up.c.,rigtions to lat received at tile. Mansion. Holt cc.ico,':`"4`:tilin'itth' da' l ) . 4 , Yen there from twelve to two anec id tlic brunt Entratice. . i, It is man • "'et' ? nkluk ' t t il 4 i Lutles hula' th eir S ub s c rip t i o ns minas, but smaller Do/rations will 1 1 -, i , m;ceptatile. Py Urivr, • t; 1•• 0 Re; E. t.N.'t N ~ V,P . Syrretary, I,u,vil) Cll t kii Li/Ni)ith, i , Eitt`i ~ - . i 4 • fur lIELIEF, (fl . PORT pGlik.,St .b UI , - PEREkS Oh ring the Frtlrklt I nvaaiion. ' • ,___o 1ih.11,,i ‘VlllT'll',lltE, Use!. Chairman. • ',ln unt ot Suh.eriptions auvertisect 1050,6°7 ' 9 ° u_h aft ,_ h Itl),,:tiptionaince receive) :•--- ' \xi ,i.''e°' neil49ll, Ito,:it4, and Cocnran - IN 0 0 • v44ltt tollniari,- L:ai. 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Harwich, amount of Prelci:;,, at Cliiitch Dont, atter a Sermon ' 1 I,ln doo r b y tht Rev. Mr, hue, and front door 41.4.'4 tier - . - . 47 3 0 ..;'' 10 to 0 - 2. 0 0 Id r , 4 • . • 4IP • 1 tt .. .riteSSterilitil • % ' 2.6 0 0 ~ rtthias liortoß • as o 0 . It ll-14 , ' .- 44 .. 1 . 1 , CO‘ lUi the) le4M. Derby • - 17 60, 1,7), William Muttons S 1). " ' il, ri„,„ - - -, 1 r•,,' o hlr, ""u ‘vYn and co - too. 0 , 0 I v ":, •Altnerine t .' . .. • ,5 , F r .°ll4, South Wrnxhall, Wilts i on 0 0 441,11,, Y iiiLl Sons • we 0 0 11, 14, ittYrrwt, and Nicholls - 10 10 0 khil WII 4 ; 41% * . • at 0 0 I . lame,. k" / 11 21 0 0 • A W. l -; - quie t ' 50 0 0 ktt„.` cl 6 Mite -• . 0 - I t ' 0 I. l '. mid Soft , c ,.. , - . ,eparicio,,.l artick• hill . 21 0 0 l i tilttit by th:,',..,,Marists., Warwick, after a Scr- , 1.,",11:11611.14 1411.;.htenlin tioudier, li A. Le:titter 36 9 0 to 0 6 i tiitto°lll, 01. tlie COffet) Oraailiense free ihsel,,' ik t .R ig . ovi (4e4l:ctrneibeceril,r.iitt of tint Com tiittec, an,. ,i e ' * -3 0 o krwiard n Ateri, ,•.., 1 4 . - z 0 0 10 10 0 titit °lin likikthti 1: .. - . ~ Wel w .„ , aft. M, p . ... 2.") 0 0 4,1 t , .11 7e..int1.)11, St John 'evert . c s 0 0 ,r ial 111 ltt'nb IN i , ' 1040 _ . l'J 0 0 .10111 .06 nbrQUAlk ' 1 J 10 s o 44 4eta kt l'',"! liaws 4l i; . (.I.' . " i.. --7 I),NtiSlilt .' ' ' Illii h'ra - S ' 5 0 1144'lliet , ) 1,, ) ?. ,- • - $ S r C'iel, , • l "'" lll ,‘ will he received .at the 6zveral 1,, erg i i- io. Tito, lin, i..it,e.sol 1..01-1(10ii rod WestiniitSter i t.iiid at the 041:113 (44' 4 7 1 ~(..'t lonaun 1 averts j. I.loyd's, I,llkil'i* "4 1 4 , °tl ° S i Alkl in the tailfertatt Marta ~r. the Liu- I , ,u A ' -.N' .. 'ltetitt , . %vitt h.teVery r „,,of the Committee will be ,held at Chi; • -4;".l.lLtiiki„l":•",ll;wltereSuu:.‘.tptuaitt, and tilturrnattot t I,,kt me" ii, ,Y received. t all‘k t/1 420 L4 ', 1 4 At Mill bit's • itocinti for prqmoting five 0,t1.11,1, ,:tillctr_olo.4ei.ct, rt,o,v lover lil Colllllliitzt.li At44.'B; the . A ~‘,1(.1,,r c .Li tar, steietary daily Atteoo6 trunt on,. tit ki 67'11(014c rlive L,olnratutucations, 4tid Us Options. "Allikt v in ,9loll ot the applit4ttont, of the s. ono will • " n ailed. - . . • 1' 1/.l2*.ikile. WILLI AM SCOTCH ER, Secrotary , . ... N. a tib , kailsit Xll GAL LIIRY OF PICTURES. t !,'u s i 1 .,,, NOW ‘ c.ypii .N. 41 G . "' l4 . No. 5,5, CA', Bond- meet. • - ~.itx ,„,, ,,,r , A ILEtt y of PICTURES, con7priti ,, , watt, ti,,, ,,, , ili‘ Ut 'l`hree Hundred nighty finid Lopies ,- outgli._ ,!.tra, hunt the kno mastes, , inc.lutlitig the ikV!rii,"_ikitf.,:; i'lli,t,:itilt.is ot Statfind's Co l l2.4.titor in MititAture. ,4.,.litric I,2otter4tl,.HillorYi • tritly beautiful and itilercbl 'ilj4,;,"4`,Y litilkhed ` l4l * (,r +Loth-oh:el Lin:ramie, clamor! • "" llOw I.l4bild„tllPavilli;ii. 14{1,,g, Spectittesis ot tivitilrit , 4. of lately Dilitlislieu - air. • Oat ec; . .nuauttes tct bii-eindsuls. l'. -'.. ' . Ruth, MiLibtd Haven: For Twelve Months ee,;aia, aad Ma ther until six lifimtbs warn . Iteg 0,,a be given on either ride lar Nee ferminaritnt of theCo . ntracis,. and 19 be paid for by tayaole with Interest, Piinely dtlys, after ;late. • The Conditions of the Contras 7: ally be sten at the Secretary's. Vet, 4/ this 011;ce, st apr(ying to the C.lle•gors of hit ila jesty'r Creston, at Hill aid Milford Batten, respeaively. No regard will lie had to any Tender in which the Price. shall not be inserted in wordi as length, or that shall -not he d F liver. ed to 1.4 Ikard before - Out o'clock on the sail Fridv„, the 2155 instant, nor unless lb( 'Pers. , ' who maker the Tender, or some Pet an on Lis 401)41 v :wads, to anpuyr When calledfir. Lath Tender miry also 4, accuntanied by a Letter signed ly ley* op9nslbie P,r,0 , t4-, engaging to become katna v. kb the `'art mailer jag, is the Penal Stan of: ssy3l„ for the due perfo mance of each CoaoaE TR 4A'S P RT vl'rlG E, May 29, 'Sit T"E'COMMISSIONERS far Coildutting His' MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, _pc taking care of Sick and IVounded Seamen, and f 4 the Care and Custmtv of P r is o n,' War, is hereby give Moire, that they ready at shit Office, on T Resday, tat tub of :June, tfit, to receive sial,d lenders, and treat with such Pero.ns as may he w a illing - to furcantra supplying the undirmenti , med viz.. _ - Blue Cloth packets and Trowsers. Duck Trowsers and Frocks. Woollen Cloth Jackets and Petticoats. Linen lackets and Shilti. Men's and Women's Siwes. Straw Bonnets anti Leather Caps, No Tends., will 6e received alter One 'Clock on the Dar (.1 Treaty, nor \ elmy noticed unless. the Poi y. or an Agent for .hios, personally ailend. ...ISact Tender must be lecompanien by a.l.„et ter Born two tespectable Persons, envging to become bound wit , she Person underibg, in the Sum of j hire Ilandred Pounds, id the due Performance the Contract: Farther Particulars may be bawls 4y afip&lng at ibis Office, and SaMples sten at ate St Jekeeler Gent , al l 4, Duke-stnet, 11/e,t. &twee. Int LA CH O 1 PA it() LE OF 1 - lON U it, TItANSP(.)ItT.OF FICE, June, 7, is I I. \A,THEREAS; the French Pd-orker of manual and described at the Foot hereof, scanned t out Chesterfield, it Derityshire, itrViulatinit of 1,4 1, 0 ,,,te of , Rimour. the Comml-sh,ner. tor conduttlinf; his vl9esty's Transport Service, &c do hereby otter a ketrahl of 11 &WINE AS tar the Recall ilre . or the said Pr•soiler, to any persoi, or Persons - who shall apprzhesid hint and ,to l v er him t t cis CAlice,,. 0. 0111 Wise caulk: hint to Iso securely . lvdgel in any of the Piit:ltc 10$111,qi CFI OD] AS, ('eosin .of Imperial Guard, Thirty F:v;.• rect. tslir;e Imlcs and 'Tlirt'e Quartets High, Wel i too li..,'ltound Coottile...ion ' l.srowto Fiazie. Eye, marked %Nita rile Small Pox, and Speaks hut little. ADMIRALTY-01;41( h, M iv 17, r. B Y Coinmand or . LORDS COMNiISSV)N- E RS Of theA DM IRA LTV, notice' is Itez. tlia.the Sittl4tion of P AWIN4 tvtiviTh the V. ,y 14,0/41 enilege at Portsmouth his bectine, vacmt, and hot such permins as rooceivetheMsciveh to he prniteils , goal ifi.~l, and are Willi n g- to uoddit:ike the duties thereof, al a Salary of One Hundred Pchnii4 a Year, 414 an allowance of 'Chitty Pounds a Year for House- Rent, may rnalce application for the, A ppointment (by letter) ztl,irest...A to me ; sending, with their applications, CestifieAks of their goo d character, anti' Speciiherwof their ability in time art ct Drawing. .. . 1. W. CROKER. MR. InST's PICTURh. THE DIRECTORS of. the, namsti. Tut 10 N having purchased, for Three Thousand G ui• nos, Mr. W EST's PICTURE at OOR • SAVIOUR. HEALING THE SICK IN THE TEMPLE. - propose to publish by SUbscription.a Punt alit, to be engraved in the line manner by. CUA R HEATH, Esq. of the dimen sions of a 8 inches by 04. The Price to Subscribers to be Five Guineas each. •No Proofs to be taken MY, except for the Subscribers to the purchase of the Picture, who are to have one Proof each, and one early Impression of the Print. A Deposit of I talt the Price to be paid on subscribing, and the remainder on the delivedeliveryot the I mpressions, which will be made ur the.order in which the Subscriptions are received. are received by Hr. (;reen, the Keeper, at the British Callery only, where the Picture is now exhibit tog. • , By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, A.R. A. Keeper. itERTs.--coursvniv Ic,ESIbENCES, I.REEiIOLD CoT FAGES, PUBLIC-FIitIISES, and small BREW. ERA, CAI:ITAL FACTORY and LANL),.only Thir.f Miles trom London. 'teen To be SOLD to the hest Bidders, pursuant to an Order o 1-lis, Nlajesty's Court of Exchequer, before ABEL MO?. SA;t, Esq a Deputy Rememorancer of the said Court.. at Garraway's Ctidee.house, 'Change-alloy, London, nit Tuesday, tune tB, at ,Twelve, in, Eight Lots, QUNDRY Flil EF101,.. ESTATES in the 'Pa- nines Of Ailielitf3lll and Bushey, comprising a desirable Residence, and 40 Acres Qt rich Grass Land and Plantations, on the Road trout Elstree. to Aldenham Church. A Country Residence, delightful Gard,ii, and Meadow. of three Acres, at Little Bushey. • , A e Publie.hOuse, cation the Coach and Horses, 'with Carden, small Brewery, and capital Stabling, at Caldicot hill, in the 1%,115h of A Idenhant,' a small distance trona the Watford Road, over Bushey Heath. Light substantial Cotta..ei anti Gardens adjoining the said Public. house, each caparde of being mane a Qitalideation for a Vote for the County, An Allonnent_of inclosed Land, bounded by the Road:, trout SIAIIMOre and Harrow weald, to CaidlOt•itlit s lo A. 3 K. 17 I'. in the Parish of A ide n h mi , foniniandu.g extensive VadINS Of the Reservoir, amt rich sur. men ,sil t ; Country, in a most delight tt,l Situation for reipetlable Dwelling:house, with extensive Fa&ory, worked by, a Steam Engine, 4n,1 seven Acres of Land ad. joining, at I.ittlinioni the : Parisli os Alai:imam. Six Cottages attj.iining the PaCtury, each capable of being Itiade'a Qudifi;alion tor a Vote for the Count) Thirty. eigiit Aefed of Land, called Nasites,' Or Round Cji)ScS, in tite VariSil of Alijtcinialik, 0,, tvllich is an euellent Lime. kiln, with an inexhaustinie Mtne.nt Cliaik. be viewed, anti printcsl l'artwulars 11x1, Qn application N Ir. Truinvcr, at the Vact ,, ry.ll,4. Lit,lnnote Heats ttt tL,e 41,(1 klnrses, eutintor-hill ;nut ut the htnn, near flit: Whirlers, tuoyettn Elbtred dmi A klennitat: • P:atit.ttlar MO AS() ha eti the Ess:A Wattard ; the White Hatt, St, Mtma's ; the ASienialy-hauss!, Stem- Wire; At tile litti.x 1.4 the Di:puly in the L4csietwer.Qttl.,e,. Inner Temple, 'l,otuivti • 01 Ch4.tleb E..; uiitttur at the Athitit4ll), U.trtiea . k.:trdue of NlesSM..K„i t ;tii pact lanes, Ilan; cot' t, Tem- Pitt; 01 N'eslts , • 1-I.Thratt Ord Nktealte, LtilcultesAnti gilt. 414riti44, V , tll-M#l,t at Zdt. Ishillmtk Moon. otticti ; Awl 4atii7l4Va. PREVARICATION OF EVIDENCE, Their Lordships continued in oldie conversation fora short ti,tue after prayers were read. On the admission of strangers, we found two of the witnest , es.. who had,been examined before the Committee of Piivilegcs,ont the .ab.:Ve case at the Bar, viz. Ellis Taylor.Farren, and - .Niehtilas Hickes, at the Bar of the House, and the temporary charge of 'the - Usher of the Black Rod. The Short-hand Writer, who attended the Com , mittee, was ordered to reed his notes of the delio .Sitions of the two Witnessei, which he accord ingly did. . . • After that of FirrOn li:id been Coneltured, he was asked by the twin Cnitect:Lt.nit what he had to say in his defence ler hiiving given such testi- Mr. ? • Farren said he had spoken, of course, to the b e st of itikknowledge. He had no interest in the bo4iness, ,his wish was' to have spokea the truth, and only Tie , ' The.LOIID CITANCOMLOR then Observed to their OM bp beli6ed the general, nay, the, tu , iversal Itnpressiop in then House Wa's that the rier; - n at the l3ar'had been guilty of the must ,gross prcvarication:. It Would' be next' to impossible, boweVer, to conviA him of ?Beef? or wilful perjury. But, in order thar . it m , ghf heT known that Abed: Le,rdships Would not overlook such an abominable offence Committed before them; hd felt it incumbent on him to !Impose a Resolution,. i m p or ti ng , th at Lilts "pylor Firren (14 fiehin vsilty of gross prevari cation in his evidence given before the Committee of ritivileges, to whotti was referred, pi...titior, of William Titzhatditio, B:rkeley, claiming' the lici- Oncrs of- hart of ficikelor; &c. 'th,.(l that the said Ki7reri was iherefore golly a iii;Yh conletTlpt war,r,: the Lordship d„ that tt such a llt-tie •'llan silloold be agrei'.d to by !It&r Lprdshi t is, b • v. nold-f011o• it by anothci, That the said E. T. 1 ii en should he ordered into the cUstodi of the. 11 , 0' Black Rod, to be by delivercd ovi,•r to th,!Leepur . ol his Maj'estY!.S :mil of NeWpte, for tiv:. off nee ru COmmitted by lihn before their Lor:Nhips' Court. 1.0 observation bving made, the Not , Le , n n • (~.rdnni'ved loitnaily as, above, which was in stanthy voted by the Hothte, twin. tits, Hickes being called on for I:is de attempted to explain a certain part of his evidence. ' The notes of the Short-hand Writer were aga;rl recurred to, and home discuision took place bet weer Neveral of . their Lorships., when it :1 1 )peAre,1 to he tlie general seutinient That the guilt of Hickei n the kind of evidence he I)4d given was as great,, it not greater, as that . 16 the c,Sd Of Farre.n._ On the motion of tali GREY, similar Resolutions as !hose, moved by the Loki Chancellor in the cas e of lisarren, were .adopted in the case of and both parties were order'ed fur committal to Newsatc. On the Motion of the Eirl of LstronsnALs, the , revidebee'given by Fatien,: was ordered not to' be printed in their Lordships' RecOds, and a 'sitnilar motion (as we could collect)' was :Made ,by the Eatl of ItspNon, with reference to the caie of Hickes. BATTLI OF A I.I3UERN The Order of the Day being-read, The Earl of LlN'&event. rose to move the Thanks of the Houvoto General Sir William BereJrford, and the Officers under his command on that tnemoribie day. • Whether he considered the nature of the ob ject which the enemy had in view in this attack on the Allied Army, and the exertions' which h made to accomplish that object; or t whether he leolted to the skill, the fortitude, the energy, and die perse verance with which that attack was repulsed, and its.object completely defeated, the balllerof Albuera had claims to be'Considered, under all its circum stances, as - one of the most distinguished in the an nals of our military z history. It has shed . , indeed, great - additional 'lustre on Our military fame, while its result is of a tendency to ',reduce the Most belie fi,lal effects in the prosecution of the contest itt which the Allied Mtions are engaged; These sib= nal advanzages,'and - tfos accession to Our military renown, were not, however, purchased without considerable loss. But those who survive, and t Whotave to lament the fall of near and di.ar relytives, would, he trust,: find eipLd wide. and equal consofarieb in the hononts which he hoPed- their l.ordshtps were prepared to bevtow , on their e:.er tions. As the weed of chose honours would 13,2 the highest reward. of the tOorioos tolls of those who survived ; so would it prove the sweetest mitigation of the sorrows of th oi e who had severe domestic loses ' ttplore ; some of whom he now-beheld arn.ng their Lorddiips. To bath he was,oontident the grmittide and admiration of thc:ir vonotiy were due, and they would look to that tribute as eonveved to them thropgh the vote Of Thanks of their Lordships, and of the other fipuse of Par liament : nor could he foteatte any objection or opposition to the: most cordial and iudatitneits grail of that tri'mte. The enemy had 31111Otit evely advOtitake on: their side in numbers, and ,the • choice of tittlti ► ; and grd,unii:-;-;.- - .lllwy ,eolfected • . the „forcea tart could. ter Orly& together front the South of Spain, 80 their ed objeca was w)I curly to relieve the jo,,,portaat fortless.of .B4dajoz, • it to dry the Allied Army , . across' the Guadi.mar. r Perhaps, the most dti,l:•able and the most fortutiatrecircumstance of this- glorioue battle, was the nohlied 'Share which the troops of the thiee Alliedget inns iesneelively 6ore in it.. :tri courage; in intrepidity, perhaps in'diseipliee, Isey j shewed themselVeitequallpeouspiceues:= The Spa. niards fought tnoso•galianily iti ,'t efending . the post entrusted to`them, laid it overpowered by numbers; they for a time yielded * it to the enemy, (fey did . ' not therefore relax in their ellin - t3 elsewhere ; they made room for the mjsysit,nal display Of . courate; energy, and skill, that ever LIT.II ked the 011eotry of any troops of any oat Brit'ist, ircoops, in their exertions to regain that 'post; 'displayed et cry thing which it was in the i;:ower . of Human s'xig awl courage to exert. 'They ri.gained'possession dt the height; and drove the e:/emy from it intermitter loss. Indeed, the Geneial who led the enemy had, himself confessed, that in all the_,blitlex 4,t attY the campaigns in which lie. .had fought and s; , rved; he had vlttiessed nothing' to equal the .prodiildes et that day. It was a day - clunk:l)oy' glorimis thrr three Allied Nations, who toeglir and- defeated their. coMmon enemy. It.•rnest urtegolvocaly evinced the wisdom of tie ph n, under, the: euspiers of wlliFf;% the Portuguese troi.ips bad 'acquired peo.ection' of discipline which•dreW from the Corumanilet, Chief the praise, Oaf they , tuenceuvred with ti steadiness and a discipline equal to that of British' ~ tr..upa. The Spaniardsoeifaioly behaved . with equai gallantry, and ail teri-e natioi.s menifeared a Colit'ef and a cordiality of .etiort.,;4lnch promised the most auspiciously to the common cause. l'hiscordiiiiity; arid the marked ecknowledgment of their sierit , A co-operation 'by General , Beiestord, would drtiwr• ntore'cloi.ety together'the ties'w!sieh ahleely welled the three commies-1 and the blooa which - v. t 5 Mu. tuadniod cheerfully shed in- this distingotshed ac tion, would, no doubt, mote intimatialy cement tits amity and the eiliance •of !bete gallant .nations.— 'These were the happy fruits of thisethv battle rend victory, Not ouly 'had the enemy' beets dele,ioelin his object, by the wrse precautions of the ltrttish Gene.al, and the tlettetnitiled energy of the Biitish and Allied troops, but the c..tutnen•cauiii was like ly to gain tresh strength oy thi-; cordial coneurrei.eo between the nations who !lied in it, end by the spi..:e rit andattimitoots, and ti:e eiitifideitoe which they. Would hereafter &live t om.tne cuotemelation atul recelleothip ot the, exititipte id' that - day. . riot awai e t hat- any inure was to their Ltedships to coectir iii titeenotibus With which tie should cotieluile . ;--first, to - Gtueral Sir Winiarri Berdford, his Otlicerseird Army ; and next in uses (ions of acknowledgment to the Spanish and Por tuguese Cornmanue'vs of Ical. ,s.:Atatit....manner . in wits h the!! Teipt Ci troopi coodueleil ll em' selves, wine!) ncliowelteiginent should be emit ey; •ed to them by the Cottutiauder in Chief, Wellington. • The Noble Earl then Made his first motion. ' Lord AintuDEEN loge, not to oppose thie rantioli; . or in the least to detract by what. he ita,tto offer tioni the signal merits of the Conventicler and the Arms who had so eminently distinguished themselves in the Battle of Albnera.. -No one could be inure 'ready than be was, mod WHY to acknowledge those merits, His objeCt in rising was to rail use attett. lion of their Lortstnine to an ettion :of luny' as gal hint and arduous a nature; of which, however, no., notice had been - taken by that House.• , :He alluded to.the :battle near 41ine - 4a : to the hard contested affair of .Fuentes de Honor, where, perhaps, as con.:. stamthate skill and as determined bravery were die• played as had ever distingttished- the Most gletioui efforts -of any army.' The result ot that victory wag also a 3 decisive, and as advantageous. -. The enemy ' was compelled to retreat, and to leave the-Objea of 'his advance uttaecieniplished yet the Thanks of 'that House had not been moved to Lord Welling. ton for that most distinguished exploit. The Earl, of LtvEeocit. observed, that in not notieing that exploit, as the subjeti of a Vote of Thanks, lie was guided by the idea of the extent and nature of the at ion which entitled it to such ti distinaion. In omitting it, he could not besup... posed to mean any disliaragement to the transcetPe dart • merits of 'Lord Wellington. He had the happiness 'and the honour of an intimate, accp,ttirit ante with' that illustrious coinmatider; sere he was, 'that-that 'most distinguished Officer would be ffrst to disapproVe of any vote of Thanks on anti occasion. indeed the tame of Lord .Wellingtort notv stood too high to require any snob additions; and he, who had all the honour of the system,and arrangement of so glorious a campaign, arid the praise of its splendid and succe,stel issue, could feel to gratification in the acknowled-gmentt. of la minor`or secondary exploit'. other considera tion could have guided him in omitting to propose a Vote 6f Thanks for that . new .and diatingullhatt service. Lord ABORDEEN shortly ckplained. The Earl iii MotaA said, he was anitiotts to ex press his cordial concurrencevith the motion, and in Mat tribute of applatise so eloquently' pronounc ed by the Noble Secretary of ti ate.. He felt greater: confidence than ever in the name of Britons; and in the military character of the country. What bad tallen from a Noble Earl, boAe‘eri, rendered it, he thought, necessary, he should isiy tZ few'words upon. part of the ssubject before. them. He alluded to the point, that when the Thanks of Parliament were voted' to a certain Otticet ter his meritorious con - dud in any particular iti.,•tion, and lint voted re OF , 4 , ther, who performed about the. same period an, action nearly Amami it w3f3 reglrded as a contrary testimony of the , sense of - PJrnatnent with respect to Hut principle bad nn application in the present instance., the well earned fame of Lord WellinLion -would remain upon the same firat basis, nor woubt his pante b4' exaggerated by any additionarexpression of the sense of Radiomen' on rlr oocaiion to: .Ttie honours in (location were, generally oral:Mg, not centerted bat, on (Az-