The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-25 00:00:00

ltni for the yeare 8 to, was ordered to be laid.before the House. Nlitattto-r renewed, his :Motion respeaing 'settequer•t3ttls irthett fly theli ink for to.toorrow,, The Zti. tuborts the Lann.riek EleeitOn Commit re", t 4 1' 'heir n‘tineti'v, ere 115 . ft/NW Wm. Vitfigerald, Esq. Bight 110,1. Reginald Paul bytio4.!, C.stl • " • Larew I ,roos ctitut.lt topes, tr sq. i.,4 joslan I.) , ltnux t ottier, Esq. uwatd toulkeb. LA. its I Wynn ~harlots Atiunts, Esq. 3;holbOntalvert , Esq. win I..hir L.,(1 t , tot Hun. 1)r. Duilehan4 iPISII EttAN. ti, t Motion o. we CHANCELLOR of the Ex c Heat? ha the House welt'. into 0 COtrittittiee ot Ways WALL ;Asa:,ill4. t\tr. FOSTER Said it would not' be necessary for Into to oectio . ) intAcli 01 1110 tithe °title Committee, terms of.ilie Loan tor iteland vt ere not Else) t. to expertettreatty 0 1 ,14istttun, lie shoual thereftee coot , fit outsell with moving,lll3t:2, o o o' ,U o OV. Irish • cserency, should be vault-Al-kr kne hervice &that coup- try ; chit for eye)) , toot. the holder should be en. ti . ti lo 1201. 3001 Cerllll. hitt-test 41. 4s. i • Treasury . 7111111. 111. 54. interest t lA. Husking on the whoie for every' foul. 41. 15 4 . pteecent. This he was per- Stiaded, When the_situatioti of trelsod was consi ' der ed; would be deemed att advantageous bargain for the Newel. The' tiesolutions were egreett.to, -. and the 'typal t ordered to be received to-inortow. Mr. FOSTER 111OVed for. a copy of the surrender of ; the urisage'autl otitlerage 'of wines in Ireland, bytthe Earl ot Or , r 011d.—Ufdered. 'RESOLUTIoNs RESPECTING BULLION. Mr. VANSITTAR'r 5a1t , :..11 was het ittiehtion, in case the itesolut lees ot les and' Learti ,, t Friend (Mr. tiuroer) on the subject of ballsort should be rejeLted.by the HooSe. to sutra a motion on the time sutvel 1,1 their consideration. He would no peel mutt htt Fricl3y next to btate the substance of his .h.tl its the Mead tithe, wollid Move toe *everal Paves necessary to exiiiant and import lib View 01 'the question. He tecu tnued i,,r ac `count. of tie; Golo Coinage in the Mint from the `time ot the P...N0.611°n 'tip to the'pre.ent, and toy eever,sl other . Pie) rs relative' to the ciretinsiton 01 Noteq,: i l / 4 .131.' 141115, acid Bullion at t,evtrral pei'iods. • • te JOIN NUw.PORT eltprerScd his regru...t that the Gentlenetsi was. s not prepared to state the hub *lance et his tte , olutium tit an earlier period. Mr. l'fbeeer 'had, it 'was . of importance that' there should be as little delay as. Possible in coming to a decision upon the questioce , wished to. 'know whether he enderstood • his Hon.' Friend • ' rightly, as to his intention ot reading over his retro lutions to Ilse House on grill), next. Mr. Veestrrette declared that his Rightlion. .Frie tt understood him correttly such was his in tention. mr. l'rEttNiry said, he was afraid ICtst the short ' neve ot his 'Horesulable Friend's notice would ere wee. that rupture cotsseleratem to wince his motion wits eotitled. eoectri y as it Was intended to super. te le t h at of his lintinor3Ole and Learned Friend Honer.) fts std,:s the House wente, do well to consider the severs! pipers now moved for s.igoe4 to those who thought differently from th e Gent fern.ll opposite, lie necessity of moving for others; ail this voos,ild give rise to &date or pre eipirete them tot° the discussion. %about proper o:mation. The Citioroet.t.on of the Eeettectuse said, that his tionoutablis Friend Vatisistart) . NOW not be Ch,irged with taking the House oy swift lie, as he had deciatrd his mention of siesieg on Friday next what his motion should be. 'As to, the observations of the algid lionoihabl , aluseman opposite, he did nut mean to oetly that they should have 'sutrie we:; .'ht, and might with prop' sety be einvassed by the t - lesese taut he submitted that the House would be b tier at& to pronoutice tin opitOon after his Ho. notsrable Flietel had made his stoteitteht 01 Frith . ) next. Honoureele Gentlemon who woe to move the miginal resolutions bad given a'get,etat ' description of his plan, itt return for which it was the wish of deers whe diffeted ham hurt ,to state the enoines ot tele enuid suspect there was any whim to tittt Hottle by surptise. The mu lion ought te be brought ,Thrwatii a,t ,oatt as pot.i. bi e , and it weuld he better to postliotte the topics they 'were now discussing to a tiny when they weeld beet diore compl'Ae possession of the greutichi'ul.ott whielt it %tumid he atgued.e , wai.i he itad no objeal,ion to suits poStimiteittellf, Hit his only mania ,Wilt, tO procures fair con,ldeintirt , r elf the sub:lett. Mr. H. Ttioaterom sent, he feared it Would be intposeitee for his Huns. Friend (Mr. Horner) to be .in town before MontLiy morning, and therefore thought thitt one tiay more might be given, for 'core• pariiig the two plai s to be souterlirted. Mr. litisnissos said, that if, ou Fridayi aloe . the Honour:ode Getitleman. had - explained Isis Resolutions, asty further delay appeared to be ex-, pi diem, she House might then came to a vote to rustpone it., Toe various papers moved for were then greeted. Uri the ruminu of Mr. Git4TTAN, the Committee' on tht Brewer ' s Petition was postponed , to Thurs. day Sti`nnisitt, . • Seseral tot lied Dropped Oiders wont fesStOred 011 the reotititi or the C.:ham:aim of the Exchequer. Sir Joule • SeteroAT 1110Ved, that several Irish A,ccounts sheuld be printed. Orcluretle—Herneved , , al<ll for no aceetuit id all Sinord adurittedio entry ite the severs , Ports of lielano trait) Igartittiquee for the lieu six . motittee. 11,E10:Ant) moved tor an BCCOtint of the tsruo,int of the received on the Ititedleteltiid Naas (toads, and stated,. be Wits 411X1011it that 'the flonse 'slued of ein full rhste n ssio of ibis _ tisturina tien,ei teens was noeca betOte them rethitvting St;tgt, COZ.clies, '.t hut, h, if tossed into a law, would not °lily iner itet.. the toll, but cuitsiderably injure the 10141:1)ttriiie it, flellard. Sib JAM tL ics II ES S.AW' 0 1 0 , , !d for ao accunt of the , C o ttons ; tor the last peke, D u3,l , An d Ave years ; ; 4 ad Lit Olt 1101.111tit.ta and I)rativbacks en:thwe sr tl, lees , ter the ei !se porioa. Gs iihted.. Vitrestroinstte Poll xt 13111 was or dered . to be reed, * ",gr out tune on hi play ne, Towe pre'vOlthtliC. Clittni of the Average sat of . A ' befit. -AdiflUrne‘j"till'to.rnorr?*• l; 1 i MAILS. Dv E C4,liz, i Cumnsey, c terse'', t Dt.biin, Water. Ilt1L,1 , : Op STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWIL,VIC o'ccocx.. Consols -64 i riT I, S N. 4ULCA 4,1141 UlClitt FAL&UM AUD&AI I LONDON, THURSDAY, APRI'L' 25, 1811; Last night Paris Papers to the 26th inst. reached town. They are, thank God, no longo . , filled with ace, ants of vtetories and conquests of the French Armies---they do not even Venttne tiithe war in Spain and rortugal. It is evident that BO ON A. PARTE begins to feel some uneasiness reSpeetht the state: of affairs in the North of. Enrope. An article tram Colberg states, that a cordon of,trt.ops is to be formed on the coast of the Biltic, to defeat any at tempi which the English may mike to laud in . P omerania. Toe greater part of tnese Papers is occu.: Pied with an accoLint of thc•p'irtiarallorle which arc making for the Christening of Young . Buots Arstil'a• The Emperor of . Austria has been'lnvited r tojuand Godfather upon this occasion. Sun 0 Ilice, Two ot (Ina. We hive jest learned that the Dkpatehes from Lord WELLINGTON, dated the pt instant, referred to io hitt Private Letter to Livaapoot., have arrived, and they will appear in a Guzette Ertraur. dinary this evening. They ccritsin the detail 4 re sßetiting the et/imitation of Portugal by the French, the substance of Which we have already commu• nicated to our Readers. The following . uhservations upon the . result of the Campaign in Pettuv,Bl, which nypeared in a Paper nt this morning, Lire so jest, and so well espre,sed, th t we feel great pleasure in laying them before our Readers It is With feelingsofextraordinaly satisfaaion and high national pride, that we congratulate our ;ono. tryrnen; our allies, anti the whole, world,, on . the evacuation of Portugal. .To the infamy of original.' ing . projeas of enormnos iniquity the tyrant has , been hardened ; the 'shame of seeing them defeated he has not often had to e‘counier ; but here we s,e his wickedness exposed to' ponlie dot, taittnion i t , all hu blackness, and divested of that glare which success. has unhappily too often thrown around it. What his SC1133:10113 may be on this otta4oll it is i n ip ali ik to say but if the hurry of htisims!‘, anti the NO t a ii,,ns of guilt, p. rat t him to ri•ilect,, how nil es must he ap;.eor, even 10. oVVio 'perverted micil;: that there IS not a creature b. eathing in 'the world, perhaps not even the wreichod woman, the mother 'of his chill, thitt does not lc , rely or openly esult will; pleasure, and cherish hope from his disasters ?. Every disappointment that he sustains ha liallo by. .the world as taicalat d to wake stn opening, fn . bap. pier (Imo to the recurrence awhich his life Seems to be the only' obstruction. Now, let him calum niate 'Englund again, and vow her ruin : she has reis paid himairell for nil his 'Mow liliaters; And he may therefore • be permitted to' rhil a neW,ltrairi against . s nation which it has never yet peers either his hick ui his lot to taco pet sooaly in the field, but • which has universally driyea . his best troops from thence with shame and destrudion. It must likewi.ebe, ,above all things, gratifying to the Portuguese, whom he endeavoured to wheedle to his views, to have ;o well performed th e ir part, in correcting his vile suspicions of 'their integrity, and in avenging the wrongs which his unpriUcipled invasion has infliaed on their unoffending race:-- they were to have been made happy,hy hisclement councils, if they would but " remain quiet, in their habitations, and intend :to their domestic affairs I they were to receive the . armies of the. Great NA Law; like friends, and they would then and Seen. city . both for their persons . and properties,' Be. iteived. them they, have, like men and heroes, rathex than: friends, and dismissed them likewise in the same unceremonious way: no, the Portuguese have sought sorority for their persons and property, where only lt.was to be foUn.d, in their own valour,—not in the treacherous professions and affecied humanity of“ crafty barbarian, who in his heart had already marked out their property for his plunder,.and their -persons for his conscriptions. Poor 114AsseviA, too, and his ernbrio title of hinc, , , that was to have started into birth qa soon as he had opet-rtin and subjugated a kingdom for himself; whin will become of him Will the Levire.ro om nt the Thuilloriei be open to his entrance) And will the grateful master receive the faithful servant Will they not poiiidy, and.with that elegance so Peonhat to their habits, deal in charges and recrimi. iailL)110 ? the flight from Portutial WWI unav , id. able, then was the army thae incompetotitly 50p petted from home ; anti it the army was adequatti7 Supplied, then was the flight unneeellasiy; except, indeed, that the heroism of Britons, and Perttigueso i united, was such, as to transcend the ordinary bouud4 of probability, and : baffle calculation : upon this siipi position • only, the Sovereign and his General 11131( ,rand reciprocally excused to each other, and inter.; change their - shrugs and their forgiveness : . . But there is one circumstatiCe attending the eva• coation of Portugal that deserrei most peculiar no tice ; because, whilst it essentialy tends to etibarce the value of the triumph; it likewise serves, though not with the wed judging, to diminish its spletidouri* It is, in, a great measure, a bloodless victory that we. have obtained. We have not defeated the enemy] in battle, wherein; Whaievcr was the result, the lotsi must have bven mutual ;. but we have defeated:him; without his having the courage to hazard a battle. War has often been compared .Lo law ; and.herei therefore, our right to the contested property has been so clear, that our adversary has ignominiously relinquished his claim—hai lost and forfeited it, without ever daring . to . bring his cause into court, thereby sparing us the expellee and anxiety of' a li ligation. These are cireuins:ances at once honour able and useful. Having said thus much of the transaaions abroad, it would be unfair not to add a few word, on the councils at home, from whence they hive sprung. With notother political' bialthan such as the love of our country and of . mankind gave tt9..l4:3oallealways, defended that system, upon the glorious and happy effe,-.4 of which we now ,congratulate :he world.— Wehave ever been averse, throngh mollies both of policy and liumatiity, from feeding so noble a eauiee e at that of the Peninsula with crumbs and driblets and Ministers are now receiving higher applause 'thin any which we, . or even the united voice of 'Europe, can bestow--they are enjoying the approba tion of their,own Learts, lot- having with anparallel-, ed firmness, " through evil repnt'and,gond teptirt," persevered its a course which .11as at length raised their coo ,try to an higher pitch of eminence thin' any to which it has yet attained, from !he beginning of these destructive contests to the present day. For when has itever happened, thl now, that we have rescued a kingdom from the grasp of, the titenty ? Or when did his gradually conkatim ing power ever rectd so rude a shuck, anti dissolution.'of its Con; stittleut parts ? . . ,Tito generosity of this coudua was never disput- • cad t it was such as became the Rritith nation. prudence, which has now been 'evinced bycxperi. 7 , eves', was,' we think, even before Matter'of rational cow ' It we were to be cement With merely husbanding our resources, whilst our, antagonist wa, annually reapinglingdomS , to carry into bisgmary, and add to his means of aggression, file end of the confliel could not be doubtful. We.ridght he able to do no 'more than this, but tlik could never save us. There are said to be two kinds of avarice, the rapaclons and the tetentiVe. Was our enemy to be stiffered to put both in operation aphisi. 'us, n to seize all he pleased ) and keep . all lie 114; while we niettnly Content With barely,, retaining and. nurs ing what we possessed ? 11 so, can there be a citles- Akio :whose. stores would be first exhausted'hy • the exigencies of protracted Warfare ? The duty and the interest.of the country 112'4 therefore united in pointing nilt the course us been pursued 11 such liiiPpysoccess ; Aid we now join with more pleasure 'than ever in upholdink 111:11 gruerous system in regard to the Peninsula, the nu hors of which have•n o t thought so conternpluonsly of this nation, as to deem its powers inadequate to carry effediveassisrance to the rt sred every Where.. BUONAPAitiIt may repair his losses with all the speed he pleases . ;.he may unity his dis persed'arniies, replenish their exhausted ,r :1g invigorate ii e r debilitated bodies, and, if posEible, restore its lustre even to their tarnished tome ; shalt find einplOyment enough for them on the Ctin till the grave swallows , him ; and that with. out one man of them reaching our shores, except as fugitives from his cruelty, or test , monies of Lib de feats« We yesterday expressed our conviaion, that' the unfortunate state of the Portugcese v,7(,eld he duly felt by our countrymen, and tie it, with their .clot. ittotetisde liberality, they wank,' eunte forward in support of the Subsefiption in favour of those me lancholy vittims of Freneh'baihririty. We are high ly gratified in findiog by the re nit of the Meeting yesterday for this latuiable purpose, that our..couft-.. (leave in British generosity, whieb, indeed, expe-' rtence atinlidati.tly warranted, hatt'been ernPly justi fied on this occasion. Many thotnirintti peluttEls, we tied, were subscribed in a %/ivy short space, .'and "lu an we luArtii th“rki was ss mild) eavtness in our uunded :countryfrieir to part with thvir motley, in ontrr to illit=3:,tie o*laibitivfi r ern ,P( .o * pie involved dmmrifol t:a!owiti , g, :is th.:ie uta s .w. Na i v e be rg co t uns, y 2 the ba ar7;USlWdeb r ° ; itslottdcl.ewde thosenia :I;:ninlti'l'elifir Ireeitij Gant Dritish valour, in order to secure it. 'terse and of the metropolis have thus WI forth i tniinii. ~,.' 9 - centoialitst,,bienezel:eitisPratiebeiseloa..ocius"icat,whs eisonnt:lnentr Clhiatitt our r s ltNitv:b.beill'Yt;lo:l ................. Ror Yr r ie ra r t dz morning his MAJESTY eglleot tlX 4 1 NV t t.t.to, anil l" W t . * . t i e k i :d v. (1);*1 Ih'icrl;,awelCitilSetlfrdr I t i: 4 ' ) ' li) i rt; i di"ner' His MAissry walked on thyr'lifpl;,b ' l '..i'i i where the sun wa s noi $0 powerful, Ai ;:buut b 314: Ri't t we've Lord Fa.Dotit went on the 1 errace, in ,walk" rob' dto ihe north side, and joi , cti 10 1 .itillY toit;l lie retired. His MA,lttirt 041 '' ut jci 1 Su,tl i tctd il his o u w a s s lk s ,atilitlodll.ppriisiticieisiiiereei. o ic t, lo it i . A k s . rts pad 1 ,„., MA ny. took i'lli tilting to ?Toyota! I,,Pdt ,e, 1 , • " 7 . 31 k ted in ti‘e ,Gaideo, and retutiteti to Lilt, Co, .at two o .o oc k. t wit Yeverclay VrincesSes. SuPlitA atO ,AeutP o .' 0 tli!"..it'l.dsowrAiG4lreantlPi.,nrikii,ga'scceolimt.pTtelieti'lhlyi IH'lllrbg k r Lady G. MURRAY, Gencr.il ("s'oPiNatt, 0140#' ! AYLort, and teiiirticd.m twnu'clAk. d i Oil 1 uesday -ti.e .Dukes of SWttlg% 110.1,44 A RDISN arrived at WitiLls4ol'. Ye.terday, murning tht Duke of itftn.roloi j i , ( o l .' Archbishop. of CAN'fbRBUhY ittul YURI" 0, ME::::::::::::117:Wi‘ il47ll:r.ti ' 11 g 1 N I) , all Meiiilhrs or the Cluesti'. Coui.cill,l4:Ll•rsait:ll:4l:')lrjl 'ln addition to our report of the NINO 1100d4 Levee yesterday, the tutluvAhg were ptewit, jl 4 were 1 resentvd : . . ~1,,,„,5te, ~ ir Rubert giagomiii, Bart -as High Sllend`',Y, i 1,4 11,41 the honpur ut presenting ro his ti,,1111 ~,,„,(11Di ... r a i r rlce . g . cgeni an A rld r est. troth the C w t.!), a-,,,,:'"„, wo L: t I..inple, bit Tlionnis Mill r, the 114.0. .111 b , ,v,,„,ii Derr, Mr. C ox , M r ii,111,410, Nif tVotflty. 4 , '7.:,, l a wits must graLiously IC4-ciV4:4l I,y ,ilb toyai tW""- .erlnce KL . gent , t I) tat OP,' jxl;:.): i na,iiiinr:o e ;i,i s vr:4: l :t i l i n, e a:, : y4 f l i o i t y , e. ci e" ,; :t ri. .. ,,. ..:, ic e .e : i l eit t , .; lo. e .ii i i ( i i is i c p c,o ;: e .fd . .l , l : : ;:: : i f i ri c ti :,::: : 4 ' ' . '1 I . • ,• +rs ...--.l3oinherg,Cl,l4' of the ( PO ' , , ,oi o,liii ? y,i'll,gliness the Princ.: itc,,cot ; •-"-;', 1 , i ';' ) ,'0 , 41L ,(041 F• H. 134rwtni 1 W. D o , 1 . 1 e r kplutoy Ot " '." ,j.....• ividfro, _, e .it . ecto: f) . t . /..l'ortoilloll,..i,S !, ""*".. /441" ° GnvernorLC Ma)Vitlir , of Aicier, ey e . , m i li oille. l'rog,'Stecrtitai'y o f bin .it , i to Coost',7 N oirity , Mr.;:ir V_ciii4y, Grown ai rue Beil,.,...in'acrto,t,'::llo,,i, /o_'.l-..""tUrdo Wallis AtliCbt)'S 4 0,411,1.11. , ~ .. Porte. •": . ' ' 12 , i ,a 1 114 00 ' :ttit il : h Pe'll lIN: h L L .?: e l A ls‘l , l l : l2.4li:ri e r i li s , l l ..h. . :: : ' t ' ilvCll : l A :s: e c tr ii7l l l: : : l b: ne : :j'svri :! 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Bills. • The deficieocY it ° l 'd ii 0 0" about tour 1111111018 nine hundred 11 1 ° 11 „''' o :.... ;,, which is'propoged to be sUpplicci I' ) " °v to rere' L j : For ..vcry 7(0. moiley, the subiteribet oill,B.,!Jte 1 9 9 l • IE-13. Navy . 5 per cents. Eschrquer,!'„ to ''' '...11r6ni ApHi, 1810, .10 6111 of hard', I s ' 1 ; 0 ' ~, ~00 , "tat" I's "sit ; preference bein3givell tt::st,t;pinfcii nr, otigin;l 1 subscribers. T4e On L,' rite dil..a. .to• l'arli:ittent, and, on its arprovd",,,, ~,iopor eeit ing liiubsCriptions would De ti%eki 0' 1 i l , .DO we , ri the ath and gth b I pit 1. . b d e.to ~ .61;01:id ''a sotrioiet.it sign out be itt,,,crt , 0 0 to , Plorosed;platr; to make up tlic dehcwi'it:Y4l lo t lb e t , tigivricy 'would tie s mode p.irt of sl i '' 4;c10ti03,,Q,, ileriCti of the pretient' year, which v‘ive o,iilio such deficiency). would be shoot t% c' • ' :),Qolng. , , 109! .....---• c teto" 1991 in 'ttn.,' Aloniteur of the 30 I h 0(..-4 1i,,,, Alert> %veto Snipe officio) obsrostit,?c°ls, ~,'l,r,t e:01: :()litirlign it Spain and Portul,„ lo piere I ,: ji t deo'tly to. have ben. written b Y bcgli 0,0,00,,,,,, .self. After, of course, ohnlsiog LA'r"iyonifiat'io'ift for ignori-inc,:, rashnesq, ave• Ptocr.il, O i ,/,‘ .(/17/et,:rgtitirt::::;-ose:tiofWfte,t,l, al.ie'.l:l:wetoitlitacee,,r,,ift:ll'tile.",bei,`,,drortiolit°lo,. if i 1 ; ? , , 11 ,(4 1 bd o lo t, created Lloke of Lfsllon I!" Si e s ' di ic stito o i v ~. kit oW IlLtoNArAtirres opinion oir!",, 1.10.$ 0°,, , , o f pre,ent; but whatever he .tooriou'o"0,r01.; 119%iti proprimy o f en.4tiog ,hord W13.13,_ Wilt 14 , of Lisbon, .; , i'e ere , nielined to bei` e G l s o tet"" Pr''‘Puti,., if not elitirely -103100" , fir Cr-tilting NiAssgNA tong Os . .. • f P o , I 1 . 10 1 . . / 1 a.., se $O, • Yeiterday a ballot was lake" At iviz,.... 000. 'House, on the totiriwing qtlegiiolol:. to o i t . : . T:nit tor. .t.,;. it.Citio/t4, "c l t r ,,,jk 10 it* .. ;1 0 "411 0 . are portioned to return with his , _.red a. , 01 , s, erut ,s,,:exoru,:::l:,bko irieiepogrlta:dge:hwe qnroeipt3.`-tori 01,1t;i'iot t. it.!- , :i i 5, Maio...qv:Adj ka the 414" 100'1 svo 11°4' or f Dirreors c Vl° ',. ~. 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