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

I z t i "s ;r casion; 'here 3onie great and hignal stieeets Was tilt by sonic marked and decisive advant,tge. Tins was piincipk on which they ought to pro cued ; but it _was mOh pain lie It It Ititr7srlf obliged to remark, that a gre:oer degree of prAusion lrc,d of late obtained, with respect to this principle, than wag- ti-iolly - jristfrable . , and the ,cause of this was evident, becAtiie such prover-dings afforded to. Ali pi,neis a degfee of bacility to obtain a P ritamentary approbal ion to flick modes of applying tht'.naiat land roilitory . for'ce..of the country. • But with !re siva to the °point most immediately before the tiouse,. he most zealcitisly. concurred in ,it, atid, , the :mow 80, rui it' ipVolved the meritorious 0)040 tat ran' Allies,. All those who were eilglged in the trato.r,tfitat, from the ,General who commanded, to lttet .tofWer who fought, were entitled .to the hest tharks, and the gratitude of the et.ttetry, and it was his !now; :earne,“ . wish and hope that every • (Amity tht(Aighout the empire whose relativo fell ip tins glorious contest, WoulA take the sprigs of laurel s() abundantly presented to them, scatter them over the tortibs of the heroes, or :wear then gn,their pre,ic.44,,not only in honour of, the, but of Ohl British Empire ,Lord MuLou Ave expre , sed his dissent from part of what had fallen from the Noble Earl who spoke last. (irc.ai and extrootditialy servk,fl, when Ire. q9cfntly tepea:ed, btu:lmre less striking,' I.'here' was present pincer:thug that coat pov., snit), I,:,ve such an effect, as that ailuded to with re . lEor.! Wellington ; and it was tinneeessary for hi rr to say that he most cordially supported tht toulion of his NAle Friend. 'late Earl of BoSsLyN said, after what had been so ably htated, he could have . hut little to add, In all that w,s said to the way of unqualified praise, ho wait cordiailyeoncorred: But there was one point, plore . espdctallY, upon• which the illustrious ()dicer jn question i deserved the applause of the country.-. lie alluded to the high degree of imiirovement it) di,ciphni to v)Wil) the PoringOese troops hal arriv ed tincivr his auspices. Of this part of the sohject he had, softie kn0W16:11, , ,e, from his own personal ex perience. He was 4 , 4 are of the, difficulties he had to bncounttr, and hi; . kitew batter t bin some of their LuNsipps the state in which G- , neriil toad, must •110,ve totted the troops of that counity, wmi input:;'. .1e 'he' could ildelt,),a!ely express his Sttttie tat th 4 it Qtfic,et's merits on this head, or what the co,,iory Owed to him for knell" essential set kle hailed this' striking improvottleat in the dia(aplitte and corldud at Ilie Portuguese' troop as • prOst ausinciousomen for the Peninstila at large, and fpr the common cause, He felt It mmast . operate as a beneficial exanple to the Spaniards, lie could not speak in tains of }antic lent praise of the generat conduct of the ar!lotbal Mimeo, either, wit ri : tspeo to ti n t $4,11, gdLuttry, ar 51)0 11, clisola)ed t'very enbaged on the occasori. lien was, bold to say, that, in these r , ,:spects, it was never trans , tended. "i'he gad of ..I,lita.RowuY could not' avoid saying a (ow wordS t'_ petting a point v. , hit. it mute than once had beon alintio,d to I list evenink, lie, was tient, the hb4at mind Loiii 1410011 talc b9vaior to evry, ut the k i nd. KIS :ennui!" 4St;ibtisil , :t!, not only, in the country, u tt thr,ll6l) int *the' world, to suffer Into to nsubnur ,ouch a ; . 'but it any thing couid add 'to hi, satistac,tion, it wasio ictlect cult his great citample Ails followed by a, C'nunnaixter treat to to hitil:N--111,it . he had inttlsc4 two 4riti'sh 6enerals. the noti!e' it ,Of eittl4ltiOtt, est:C(l, of Collre, ili . rill that had bee h:Ld in itp. Pl'alvie actiop thvir cotisitieta lion. With Nitpec,;l to ilia valonr,,, s.kW, brav e ry, and iiiseililislc, he ss,o,ild acquiesce most cheerfully in a 'Vole. at nooks also, midi as had been alludeu t 0 ; but fe)t, with ills Noble Friend, as, to the ivilienintincricuultini. kit! wtti fully aware ot tlie abdriclant claitus p 1 t.nt Noble and illustrious Officer 4 114 3 1 to„ to praise ,for extraordinary talents, and Jim extraordinary sertici.s. Indeed these had be coine..SO 031 to that great Commando - , as t 6 rept dvd little toot t. thin tit; a nutter 011-oUtsiss viMoViCti ~yert ,C ttreqtwut, tti atinostto ~,,e ato rthtkiiig 411 tililice , ;-id4i 011 the mind ! (,1 1,to3,1t;I:t: and'highly pa th it, itt.,,ry clittr4lo.4 Lord .e 111,cottot :1.),14h0t r 0, II) SolUe deivt.e, the success be• attribuicd, in consetpu.inco 01 jrs iith - n.r,,O i tt and very judicious arrangements for the c..itikiw,t,of ti .t) whole c.n - npnign„ Indeed, lie .t h oug h t. i t i in pos , ,i,ble for ,tau of columbit SetiSe to say that • Ow Vole of Th ! 'inks 'to, General Beres , ford could not be .eooldered als,o as conveying a high coinplitnent , to the 41ln:racier of Lerd t ,it, ques,cion Writi I hen put upon the . Earl,of ykitpow, 104 ilicaloti, 10t the of the H ouse to Lio,iteow4-Getlyr,ii ',111(1 Marsilll r ,NCl4'n. Corr Berelotd, K. B. &c. and which Wits instantly, voted tunt. dus. . . •, . I The Noble •SectleTititY of STAili then mac(' the Tiwnlo of the Hotise in iho usual t o r ir i to G e _ nerals Cote, Stewart, and the other princirat Otli -eers of the Artily under tbe command ,ni marshal iierestowd; which were'voled in the LISLVII Ai t,o to the Non...,Coinanstiioned 61licers and Pri. welt ser,ii•g in. the ktitfeti:.ot * Corp, and that the Lord' Cilanceil4r tie ttesqed to contitiontoate the slid 'ilt:toks in the customary manner to INlarstial Bel'reslord, • H , • , is Lordship al4o, moved, 2Thiaz this House do ifigidy approve of ripd acknowledge the ni.fritorioco, the skill ,volo6r, 4.),i , 4 1 , 1„-. ) e(1 by the li, with tro , ips , utidee ttie command ot, (iener.3l 1,3 6 4 ; c. , tins propoition, LON Iit)ILAND rose, nod exprebsed his wish to bq. Informed by/the Nolkte E-irl What precedents exited of a proeeedirg of the kind;, rospett to 1.30 mode. la 0011- VtVitig the seris , , , ,, of Par liartierti to thi.:,e o.nr Ai wby ere tier objN.l9 01 i heVotc.l. As the 'Waiter siood at. pre.sNit, it rriu3l. be thron,h the t,,,fican ta i the Byilish Corornandvr. svrtts,:d tit think, by q:cans , of an Address L the CCONVO, Qv fky the Person 'exercising the Royal Authority, tkfirthe sense entertained by Parliament of the 6er.. Vices of our Allies 'night be Con% eyed ; he h.l4i out. testi the reccili!uts resot . A to sitnd ir eases; . he had the fri4hest rei4,eN for the honour co:,forrt.cl by such a vote ct the Legislature, but thouilit the channel at morld of conveying the expressions of soul] sense should be in the ITLiftller. 14;ely. to I.:rove ti.e num agree:l6les ;lad 111us4 ~v1)0 were the obJeds,pf it. • the I,tveat , olr. obierved, tint ig 13.1- ron cat . a tint be—niortratiheitoils upon 11) 4 1 that ht'v4lliirnseil; Itat)3iecedvals e: , ..isteci of I vo= ceedinge . of !the kind, 4?articularly in thy. Seven Years' 'War; in I[l6 caiii et the thanks voted to Prince Fadinand. He adverted io tile frequent, communication 'between the Comirtander in vehittf and the Uovernmentof ....euntry L and said, that care should be taken so to.explain the matte' ur 111USIti011i Allies, as would übv,ate every eje:tion on th4t score. • - I.ord HOLLAND expt:eiietl himself , raistie.l with tam bad Wien froth the Nuble Secretary of State. The question W 35 put, ancl'the (notion agieud to, (J 4 were all the proceeclin,, ,, i.mo.s, not. digs. The Biqi u.)on'ehe t'aiile were forwarded iu their several fitagei; and the firthtr consideration '4 the noxburgh.eau,e, wai previously, on the suggestion Of the Lord Chancellor, ebitly in consecluetiee of the leit i gth of the no,iness before theii . I ,ord.illius d.)y, post piled till to-tuonow IKit all the ,igouti ut the patio, weie oidered to attend.—Acl journtd. HUUSE OF COIIiIQA 7 S, FRIDAY, JUN 4 7. • C; ;,TTAINT bitsogy ill :1 }ll . l to amend the Rolpt I,:11Va of Itel.tod, which was rctild o firs; A pi.:;on from the Stamp Office pres,-ilied :to Ilia, old Stores, porsicilic Ordt.l of ihe • The Mill Eleaion` Laws Bill was read a third time, and passed. . ..111r.Snaw LE I ,7 twit Et moved for a elt..qt aoiri mitteo to consider ihe - ,Standing. Orders, respc:Aing notices and applications for Bill,. The motion • was agreed to, and the Corninitt.J3 ap pointed. PARIS[' APVREN Mr. WtI.I3RAIIANI 1300TLif. moved for a Selvft Committer to ii.ginre into the 'o3te of the Vtrish Appr inices within the Bilk of MOrt'al'ity. , Sit S. ItOttittLLy said, it was a MoA important oh j'eti to extend .L,egislative protection to these ho Were in most need tat It, for such he comidered to bethe case . iif (he Pirish Apprentic,.. • All the pin visions hitliFrio adopted tl Pant iment had tailed, and . reat gri , ..vances were l;noikii to haire whialt it roust be the.veto of Ali io prevent if pos ,He censured• the praetiee adopted of late years, Pat sending Parkh Appten , ices trim London to die diitairce of 2 or 300 miles, which was in etked an absolute and tbtornol 'separation from their fantilic+ teed conne6tions. The evil resulting froth this prdAice wai Of the . greatesi consequence, both n;' , "on the r;lreits tip, , n the children, its those who knew nature of 'the human charatter,,.and 0,7; , Jitioence produced Upon it by the exocise of the social title .t ions, must JrUillechat.elY perceive. fie Bad heard stn instance hi . a Magistrate having failed ‘.6 ( , ) ,2no Parish Apprentices in his employ, win) Were io.me,liately marched off in a body to the wOrk-hh6e. Having.dWelt at some: length on the crudties committed by Masters upon 1110S'e. to Arliont, according 10 1110 langilage of the law, they were 100upply 111 e place of parents, and illstanct!i of pticul:sr agvavai ion, he con. clad d , nith ti:e Howse would, in. the cocos 4 of itt:xt Ses'sion, take Lipthc the Manner dial 'became Jon:4 kiIreLSE.ESE agreed in the eXpedi• ency r .. ,;(llAcing such ond c.ont'urred en tir,:ly iu 61% - : .....11L11,1tiltS of his Hon. and Li.lirnt:d • Sir Rot 117•, Pketat. Said, that he had taken pains some years ago'fil actitiaitit himself with this sub, jet); anti to introdnee bonid regulations in the system. He denied, that' the abeSei complAned of by the Honourable and Learned Gentleman were eonkried to manufacauries or large establishnients'i and stated that the ehiltfren so employed, were better fed and better ydneacetkiliati if they had been Jett with their paten's. sh , .uld disapprove of any few :11'4)o limiting the nuniber of appretitieQs in 'those eStab lislunents, but he Was Witting to go,band , tratid in any regulation that would' place them in a better Wir: WORTLEY stated, that if cotton • mantifac inters were tirt3enied fre,tn takinga number ()Otiose .ap i lentices, the price of labour would be raised, and great ieconvenience experienced. • D'AVILs Cinoy agreed . with his lion and Learned Friend, that many of the prek'tir ettael,- nuetif,; Ntrur ihOliekleielli, but- di»appruvel of his having seletted a few atrocious instdnces t,f ill •treat tuent', which might m ate an imp ehsion upon country, which he. wit.' far front iiftencling. Mr. M. A. TA Y Oft trounced fur the ticcesiity o f some legul itiOti to ameliorate their condition. :.111 his ow), expereilicrs, as a Magistrtlte,,fic had ktIQ 41 many instances of the incomeniencics they'sull'ercd 'under the existing regulations. Mr. W. BOOTLE-841d, that, thinking it more ad visable for the consideration of such an inipoitaiit it was his intention to let tlig'bivinesra he over until the next Sessiom All he wished at pre seat was to have the , Conintiltee' appointed, in order that he nlilit get at ,Apnea through their Means, rich could not. be .obtaitfed in any other way. _ - ' The motion was then agreed to, and the Commit tee appointed. Mr. NV. SintTit presented a Petition siptinst the Ti‘sh Sugpensioo I)rawback will Oidered 1.0 he 011 Ihe Ta4lc. Lord DLAART precented a Pelition in favour of the Irish Itinkrupt Amendment Nil. (.)iilered to lie on the Table. • Sir Cunt:Lila 'POLE moved for certain Papers re spetling. Prizes in the eltilmiralty Courts. MONTGOMERY Aiked it it was the intention of Nlinistera 'to go - on with the Bill tor encounwing Public Education in Ireland ? W. Pout said, that the Bill was already read a titit time 140 prtntod, but that no farther ottp would 1)e taken until the next Ses,ion. THANKS TO GENERAL BERESFORD. TllO. CtIitNCELLOH, OE the EXCIIEUVER Laid, that thOt4gh this was , the day op which the Ordvni took .the preeedence.,' ire thqught that it might 'be . mure agrevable to the House that a notice of his, which stood tar this day, for the Thanks tci General livrea. ford, and , the Orlicers..aud Ttoops,under bit 6 - 6)- 6113thl i should now be brought forward. if, there tore, tho Howl, had no ohjetlion, b world proceed iturnechaltely the) stibitirbe tiOW;igein 1 ,03,,,a , or, him thirrgrte,„4 o 4y,4,..diNttini.,he : at., .7 , ttottWol the r au to tinisktier di lay ` of the glory of the arait: , Ile ii;rd ag;i4 - ati ep potttnety of caliittg4or the ezerobation and thanks ot that liouso to the Officers and men for their eett duel in the &levee ot the oppressed' people of the .. Pettihsele. had the hpeeer jp . t.rc t eneeup.oft this ,occasion, that the Eames of ~Gencral Be milord and of the 011ie is and seldors Under .his command 4hutild be enrolled among the „numbers already bccomeillustriotts.by theirheroistn. It was a grittLird _thing to him, and lie was sure it must be • to the House, to relledifiat hoWevef 'air,recable was' the task of•additig to .the glory of one , upon whose head it' was eiready eccumel,ited, it was still more agreeable to line new and coil-stela claiments, whO should prove,`.t hat wherever we. met France in any thing like equal numbers, the skill bf our Officers Lind the valour or our soldiers,' we recertain to de cide the day. . This was the third instance in the ' short space of one short campaign, in wa.tCli such actions were brought under.the notice of the ;douse; and he trusted that the House would do this justice to his M.,ljesty's liliisterstb acknowledge, that they had noi brought for`ward arty eciehoe.al 10-eaciees to serve their own purposes, but were urged to - fire frequency. of-the repetitien..by the rapidity ,with which, under the blessing of Providence, the . sec- Cusses had' folluwed one: . another, Hc was sure they would ?gee ee ii hli m, Witch he slateds,....that inure instenees of the kind' had Occurred in The short space' to which lie alluaeil,. than, had linguishee other tunes even in a long protracted war; and he believed he might affirm, that the jee ice of the country Would:miller think thete was ason. to accuse Ministers with havieg, withheld than obtruded socli honours, and acted nuttier with parsimony than prodigality at comtnendation, He diihaot admit: here - to those di Cant w Mei) tecently'tZtkeh place, 'CO the altriest roMentic n!iitveatetill at the Island et Banda, or the capture of thee Nand of Maiirititis, winch, consideringehe annoyance it had been to our trade before, and the aexiety with which at becinne the object of suc cessive AdAnistrai ions, would have..afforded ample oppoitueity, it_opporl unity"were alt that was re quiled .he alluded to the iransaetions in the l'eninsula which presented a tide and flood, of -ticto-y, ee Inch nothing had checked or impeded . since; first it had hope to flow, and'atfOrded in the lasi campiiin hardly any kiting. but obje.:ls of. glory, and ittst,inces of magnanimity. He was eerstnided that he Attoold have no more to do titan refer, to the 'man th:q in which' intise motions were received by the House - in order to spew that there warnti sinister or Unbecoming motive in submitting theta' to their decision. He should briefly State the' circumstances natiire' of the thinsaCtiort on account 'of which lee ctime forward in toe prcient instenee, to call fit the, approbation and the diStinaton of the House. EEtere the Bight , Hon. Gentleman entered detail of the facts already before the public in the •Gazette, and complimented in terms of the highest eulogiutu, • the judgineet and. decision' of •Getieral Berostord, in deter igArltrigupon an aetion tinder all, the circuinstentes of the case.] , He appiaed ea the conduct of th., Spaniards, whit being statiolvel on the right win, te,isted the drench for sortie time, ',and co et) Liner - tree)' were reptilsed, succeeded' in driving the eeerhy , to the toot of the hill hefore the teedereements could come Op to their assistance: lo this shoal ion it was that General .floghton, 'conn ing op at the heal of nis men, and ourtaing and coeLtittg battle, had met his gloriuns fate:,--e a t'aie which ,it was no, less oWiug, to the inturest than to the country to coinaterno. rate by some rehiarkaote distinction. The Whore diteetion was giVen to that point—there was' the battle- 7 .ami in that spot was to be decided the late sff the day. At length the enemy gave way, and the destruction 'which ensued on their ,flight dOWn the hill Present:7i' a ''iniser. able spectacle, and painthi illustration of the, ravages of ver. Wheu he said that it was here the OWL! as 1up2.1.11, he did not mean to ittideuate that in places great sellouts vier° not performed.— ThoexertiOns at the Bridge of:Al:Mere - would have Oren eitOugh: ter sigealize any other thiy. It was ilienti4med that tour thouS4thi of the encaly lay on thee tiehi oilasis•ed in their pintol extremity.; but he hoped, tor the sake of human nature, that they were nut neglected froth the want of:a sufficient , number of mediesl men, but front the necessity of the Sii twice) iti whichth,ey were pitted. lie could not help ahticipating the most beneficial conse,- quiences as likely to result from such actions, for when the power of France Was deteated One in stance alter another, it was Impossible not 10 con curw the- geltaut Generak hintself, in thinkit:g that ," Sault eotaid now'rethe with a broken aririy, aria a (161,4115/tea reputation:" The enemy might • take i iall - Oppctratill7 to impose for a certain time thosu who were: not acquainted with the par ticutats of the action, and having taken 'away sonic of the signals of victory, might produce theta as, evidenceol-victory ttself. it Wei true that some col Ours had been lust, and -this subject was deserving of a 'word or two, tietm tome remarkable occur- rences couteeted whit ii, An Officer who held the colo urs had been called Opoll4o Surrender th em, which he declared he 'would only surrender with 'his IW, and, he fell viatim to his bravery,—(th re* fist Was erg of name: !)- - He wits happy to le. ahle to iniorm the ,House t hat the . name ut this meritorious Officer Vas :Ensign Thotnpson...- The rieou is which :Mother Officer held were bro " 0.1-1 at cannon` ball, and himself, by the sank , severely WOUlkied, but having tatien on the field' , he toye them truth ttie'stn and thrust them in lei, [RAMO. The twine of this °dicer was Ensign Welsh, Undoubtedly there were other . colours, at the possessiett of the enemy, but it mtisi be a grate. thing to chesurvivois at him who len, rather than Surrender them that his name was remembeted . wit h honour, end his etuduci tipplauded as it deserved. , tnipt be also not 'improper to 'mention an anec dole of General lieresford himself,' who being at tacked by one of the Polish cavalry in a manner which proved that he must be either drunk oriAlulde CoUttiVeri to - itull him off his horse, from .a desire to set e his life, but even, in that situation 'be u peru.l - vered in hiS endeavours,ntil thole wht.ti were around General Beresford dispatched hith. As .to the moral effect of such a victory, it wets impossible - .hut torceollea; that it was an 'attempt nude by the French to retrieve their delperate situatiOa• It was Wcfi 1410WD that Marshal Soda., in hit sanguine ex ' -'?-4,7:t r - .7- 7 -,-... , ' .---7"----;_____ ..._ . • petlatinn of aonittsesl, had issued 111.10 of ttitise ix) ttLg.Prodmnations, $.O eointrion I.4itli the Etesc`...- NV . hat clisappointinOt th en Must enine, wtirtit air tw ;) attempts at different gtoriers they t.i.?, defeated? - and rlow matt:Cully roost 110 re, ata"" of that Ariny be, reduced upon Viiig vict,,,ieit •ia Sitheessve. eiligitiehtrots ? He late ti:r.';,-; woo olne who ittok.4lll.thelt there tc erc.w., li ankle dir.t.4olitio of France;' bt,lt everts •l,poying tilese cputWN to bl nutre rob 1'z1 . ...! than lic C.lolightj it cool, be. DJ 0; 1 tY, \ mattor to tdonit sach an arins'. anti jitf ti-,in rikiiiilift, t 1.-i.Y wolticl Mid i : he ••itlace eiiiiltii.iiy, prepolr-ititol itllviY. -wpoid... meet with •! ..''' ). ,I,2Y:(flijri '( erlerllV. ""11 I i - ' ' • ley 03i. 10 th‘t cti,,t,,ti0,,,; ' ••e190 ,l! fi . . T'Ci.J'l.) eneaq, a wart,Mg Agailist. 1i. , . , (1),1 ;. il4• . ile gate of ..‘,, 0.. v,rfts in•oiher li.ii•),, ••:: i i:: i•;+ ,, l' l leave fly: Tres , •Ui linpii-..)5,i.i6a to t-, ; 1 ' ""). v / z l the ptiblie tiiiiiii, wiihout addin.iu ii ~ ~ ,y .vl - , icOlatio..n. Ile thooght, Ito•vi!vi., ' clll`,ll'''''ll'`• Mat ire 14.n1 great expectations i ',it 1 he tilortif hop!id that God ;;•0tt;,..0e trieased top C 'Pi': 41.1"e'i" i°r We): were io„i)is itsti:k, ' 1-1 , col 00' 4 • 'tits,. .tnwijog, " 'fliat the Th;1044 of Cie o.'''' sutitild'he'gii-i:11 to •Otilie.ral 'Bert34l6r,i, fig t!ic:ls: tingt•tished ability cti.played• by hint in the Witte t . ) , 1 All?tiera, oil rhe 1 ti tti of M.iyi.wfiith .ietollo6l 3., , ! c o . t he' defeiiitid io 111.! dt'f . at ni . 111°- e ' 1") ' J.' ' aGneanear:,ds NCooille.c,orriSfii,:striot,n,cl..dotoig,flifl•iirii'oilB.ll,4ii,esoi,.dk.; under his command." ' ~.1 1 0 , i 1 4° t (I CiiT, ' I. Eli 4 A6ll 1. 01111 0, “ that every man would rejoict:, after Oa -) efforts which General lietesticird bestowed . • cr..'3ttan and disciplinini4, of the ariny, 10 tia` l : I ,' lr c l o ' d , ' was rewarded by an oppnrtunity of pteviug ')`,',,eif lourin the geld. ‘Vith respeJt to the ion 1 : -, 11 1, it was only . ' necessary to follow ihe (.lii i,ii, g11`."11! Otticer.,to, admire it i pat there co o L., " it 'i e . , ~:• s u it Lord ‘ G ci li e ' W )i.t t il l e : eirila.l, General ti e , : l i etiwr.°)ent:l3%,i::itett.ist.itetit'llia)e:!'bl.ll-I(i:)ter:lejcsitls°l. eledBdll.l36.'hr:ti*sl;:.3tr'ergrtil.6lllilif';l::il-ut'''ivvi'l'.'lis at,- Eldi.joz and Ahoeida to rhe enellVli!ri: o:ottl'i wait. .tor the 'rein torcewite'dneteiclehicll'i'hielleiccri,:):'' ,7el - I t' !: coming, or aft with protolitituile (Too tti!,,,,, on., trusting to his own nialotr(L„.; / 4' t,°"l',l„letj edi'i) IY Arid .the • jr.dicious step. NY : 1)1N 1 t ~,e i e so the battle iiself, they .peredved.tirst toe "4..oire , tans on thellght %I/04g i and th9Ao°°s,i,,„.ol-..' al what .11 nazrosk spoce the- conti:4 ''',9,,,,,,iostitr. rorohelesesittletanhi. 700 t oti(i)aitii.,iitiirlidB,liliel4 tiy)l,,,,iblio t.riiitt:),lo,l4.:;l, itNeiut.i•iinte,7; sured by the outohos wi.,ich vo c .5"4,.5-:oyo coe only equalled by I hose ' a t ' th e batlle ‘ ,..,) l; ftied t:).l()frif hidering those engaged, ' ' But, if till toi...iii, ti: to ib Jo ot4tiott tipon propr groPncl4, jel , 1. 1)..::1;if t ' 1111' the intercepted letter of tha ent4ol') '''',, oe. iiid staoces .of lits retreat, . to , the tet . in .00 Goer. 4 the retreating onemy. ,i.fe c„irjpiiivr.,ll,,e:,::, J, ~ ,:ii si t iPl ,l l l i t i t i o , 0(11-'niteri)lr''111°cIlibioricherdhcel r'gbtclecl:liiall:ll:dii):;9ol3:'lteb:alfej:loll.ll(4:or:e'tSgi'd)':;'' 11'1111":‘;1':::i.,13,1:5:'11}.'0'::::::[1:1"'''11; collected that Brit isb,soldiet.4 bortfui 0 4 ,g;10 . 1 . ,,j number,.. AO, if w:ar sash be 9dfr•l't!,,t` 00,:i•/•Fi: must bL. made, and loss,e4l exptlct,:d 3 at ',„„..., opiP:: cliaratiter.:.:llll' erlt4.l:l)c.st'!il9:aalytii)lio:viedr:C°l:trid7ll)':."ll*.i.ti:H;iditi;;4l3g)r:lll'll:4l4;:t. this battle, was tryr weigh it' togdtber " . 0 t o tii`r?,f campaign, , and he woUld• stty', ll' ci l i i . atiti' eti‘, A 00., , te. wal tile Se.)critipi3,qf htttoan lite 5 0 d weiiingto!) ‘o,:r tho.t4ecits produced by if. L" I i a Wet 0% 4 1,4, preyed hi ce sei rto he as six +riot; c ' t t ' ' ;I cli e " .. • - beAtb sa d -). e iltt t diet - as he was „careful of Ili a " o pitv ~ - bad 00.• a fi' hiC'prOCllßityto seek fOr glorp , ..., 0,10111 ' ~0 . exi;tence of. tho),e placed UCl.':!.),lii'a 4.0 ill 01`0, (Lord dHS021:::12.,11) litters velie: 'lcovbierto,o".o •tion to'. be better informed 01'° 11 . 94s,opnie5 b 4, pet the riroportion of the kW of the tlilowe 0,0101,, coo,parisod. . fie was sure 010,1e,t 00,), rift :el, that a:great feature wwo ld ha a u . “ o f the t r ‘,4o i ).%ogibion ~....,..inj sent •e6ntest, ir, after we L i front Porto ' Phoorttltolsoltlietrir:l. °fit fiett'ecnogot'llicll:,ej`,l:llile6:l''ill'lY °li,: tests as trials of strength, 'ilia° 000cce. irli ho ":A5..,i i v sP r r enemy, im. both' of the ,i,ration ... oi ly ot ital. .10 advertiogAo the cm'itr' t he lOW° their c l od dial ' , (. litid ' ~ niards, he was happy to a i boot, ,solol'` the Gilnetal represeo4 111'19 honed t hat o j tt) duty #ll , that days battle, .orld il.e.i"lbro lir ute. 1 ikks wool& lead to* happy )o" liii 1 , 1 ,41 rodtt 1i,,,,,116 • France l i ed . o ,li. , Ilto present mornetll, vilii o p tier vpo impresSion ;won .Bpain ; ibrd'orth ~ ologle,oltaltrp had Dever b,::44. regiment to :Oil Whatever de I e 61 sn s t e4i n x t .el igrtidil:eec seseettcbii4.l'll,gl.l:,Art":::li'i:tfitleblieloi:Lig::lY;p;lc:li:: tern, anti 'that great . alla • i. i , , 1 14 reC iivort, ,I fect)y consiciom, theY so,: vc , 35 'pot ' 4WO WON not Corineredthat I,_..iti cor„cter vii of or t 0 11aiSe defects.. In the li"titlouvoilia lit'retotp l'rt iNiliCh )?et•telite.ci her I,lf3lc6.opcotio!lr 0,31;.' more efficient hssisisnc49l.l9., ‘vii,ci v/1. 0101,11 ling bers'elf 'in that -coltda.,o:l_l ~rojoi,,,l,tectioie: her more etteortally to refo' 'lv' 0 0'1 01 1 lust'' justice, to observe; that 1110 7:,,e6ible' 111 t ,, i iiiti l l ter that node her 60 01111_1.... I,oo,,Aciscov'e woe of her Irictid4;• meads hergootiu,..io,o 113,1 e,,!_vrt,to,o hands - of licr,cnetries,, ~,1 N , ":, Itit ii 5t1e.11,11,°;,10 i .... 1.. , 1.).0 11 II . , • -.1 ) I,P,' i.•• 4 imore trite to kettle); Ipal ~,. boob , i 0 tilt! fro lea id' be l II ' 11t 41 the .sarne tn:l:ilia 83 woo , , red i 4000 10 he ~,lisc!iplined 110.4-:'4 of : -portot',,,i dits6lncil ,titretitly,, lit- 1 ci::::51 v'vgi,l6 rrit," ipiO:e• V.titCe'd-. , Ikt thosatue 1 ~i.e oTworto .. j 1 i.,) ,,, , i that she had.. not.. th,:v7iii,i,i I,,eeer 0,3,;tv i,.' °tract(' to Pottuger. v' , 0 vo !ii ivi. i . ll t 4 1 :::, Were rc ~ , iy ~to pl.tter trot:l74 ~ oi coo. i.,,,t1 titll,,, 00,11.11' our comiti•ilid j• an t a• . ot paiios,l; ~,,,„0,,), I the 61117°" ~. I , ;''" '•,t - tt ibittcd gleatiy 10 , , o , i i,st ttit)-.) ono re ~ ~t soldiers were,noW,Aor I , ' .;(„tor ,J o'::.je .1:.,r t acCourtte.d with iti of i re .i v ittg 4,. jorsoci ,I,% ! 4,4,), r o i P u ti O : dl ll l ti l l i iii v it l e t : i . Fl a e' l : re ! d eAC'rli t i 7l- : ll,l : l3llL:',;ett::rteb:C:)E d -::nt.riLi::o:°:ltr,••oll;tirl',;,,L'h'l Dtl 11 ' . )e' sur e tiv`l that of Spiio it dOne, ,Irisory,.t,-)tr)oto diq ',... draw any invidious coiupf .oe. tuvi i .its ' D ot' 0 7 4ighijilg tor their lib, ellie,oug--.1,;0011,y.. :005'silleloodot°,11 greaverfergieo) and ''',..%,,' contest. 11. 10,00,,,,,,e, aiready said, `.` that t''ol:ll,.be,.it lit it. „.01114,!'oef and [bat we rhttst do ~_,,.. i o i al.tl ,It R,, 0 ,4 pt.ohoullOe 14)01) the. 11'7V". J, Lod ctity ey cotot4., ii., O-ster;ty,' by. , , ~,1 t o ,i , , better eYe LO 1 3 . by doing, "'I.i1)1:0' La e-5 , r Drys their ConstiWentStuiod„f fro.c.l;,lipur 00, icaviog the rest io tl'_e_.!, 0 at ot 10,1' 00001, • ti' lowed that the war. cv_agl'irf,Pieroro 10f,•11/1,jovea ,•4,1,,i tuttlit livat any mon r.f....4111 t o tie !!),,,, tegliA!(' the moment svticri it ' l 7 the i 00t141/0 Wa,,,sute at thiti toolltel: '. 4