The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-29 00:00:00

6' i. L r 1 ~~ t~ A 3 '~ "3 'l ‘ :411 aThtTliTiongli V - 00/Avd 7 4 - Iftiti - llTafttilie gere:u, fto availed himeit of the opportunity to aug inent•bis treasure. , Wilen Buonaparce had signed the prelinftrnme..4 of ',collet), the division of Victor rn::eoed to the Lipper T.te,liamento, and was can - toned in the vitinity of Belluno and Gemotia. Ber nadotte hotting repaired to Pais to second Augereati in the conp-de-main of the tint) Fro6ticior, Victor finnied . Gemona, and fixed tis head-quarters at fie kkl then under his command 45,000 4Peu,•of *horn 84000 were Cavalry. I was then at the head of his mil, He the good sense to ,117 make no.change in the dispositions of . his predeces sor,- He did nit love the troops of the - Rhine, but Ito 'respected them. FL! eirried his love of duelling to such a pitch, as to incite the grenaaiers of his . division .to challenge those.of the division of Bertia (l,l It, A great deal of 'blood wa• shed on both b des ; ,oral it was with no little difficulty a quarrel w;!s ihicified, of which be vx stn t h first limier. Upon the peace of Campo Forinio, Viett:ir re turned to. France, and ohulined the COMMA mind of the uth military of which Nantes was the head-quarters. The resumption of hostilities gave him a more aCtive destination, I-le was' rinployed in Italy i _aod was . present et all the battles on the Arlige, Under the command of Scherer, T lie French }Living been defeated, Victor succeeded in preserv inwhis divislou in good older, , Doming the whole of this so.eelebrated for the britii4nt sue ccbst.:3 ci howiurow, Victor behaved. nobly, except on the Ttebbia. Ile had been detached horn the alloy of Itolywith h , s , di,,isioni and that Of Generals J o qp,ype .Montrichard, to facilitatea junction wilt the army of Naples. Victor was not willing ,11) add new wre.ith the triumphs of that army. I was present at the Cutincil of War which was held the evening before the battle. Vieurr flatly refured is cior , ion) etfect plan of Macdonald; who, though COMmander in Chief, had the weakness to render his movements saordinde u) ;lose pr o p osed by Victor ; and thiy contrary tp,the opinion of all the Generals of the at my of Naple.i. It ie far from in ifl tentipn thloW• :toy b!ain on the troops—,they did their duty, but b easylo : olCeo,e, that the on pA...alsci given by Vict. , r was one of a retrograde nature. 4fier, the ,dreadiu ; carriage on theTrebbia, Victor joined Moreau's „truly at, Gerioa, who seot him to Paris,. to * lay befoie ti,)e Dire.::fmry a shot king pi4t oi t t of the army, and to iinpret3 upon them the necett. .tity of sending immediate reinforcements. He fail cct in the 05ject of his journey. Oo his return hr uas ei4loied.under General Championnet, .and alterwarkls 'the army of re serve com , vanded by Buonapane in 1800, ,He Wah one of the Generals with whom I3.itrru wa the least dissatisfied at . the b of Alareogo. On that day he, supported' the attack of Gencial Des.l4, I - V - 2 received on this occasion, 'a sword, updn which was engraved, " Battle of Mat eillo,.cnmuilanded in person by the " Fiw Consul, pretented .by the Government to " General Vtctor." , " In 1801 "be ctoplop:cl in ' ..u , ina! ,( l. and in got? he s n evtain-G, , nei al of Imuisanx. The tt'isi(lt) r,i 1,11,1( firltft»tMl tai ihr." United Stive‘ , staptrsetted this appctilitttmtnt. iinolkiparte appointed hint ilmhassadorto the Crto'rt of 11:na T tark, his 'choice ctenkt uni‘er;,.o asto:rishment in ail jito-e %Am knew Victim ; alai they sit'id, ti.at llutArtvo must have seane affinr of honour to Cowl, liagot, from havii)g %via thither the body convert a grenadier lobo Alnbaisa36r—lo etn ploy a titan in a country ith c ho,c matutas, glut•ze, or costan,, he wa, not ii) tie' kast a(qtrairit wtimis ai polidejl ab , :urdry iA loch a litionapaqe only e lii beptenitkr i 890" Victor 'vedi 'recalled ; and it t ):•;oLci - lie joined the Qrand: . ;Army Wuctzbuir;. II w.ts I;reseAit at the battle: where lie s , ...rrtd under the ortieVie ti , lo; was appinterf cot - nat.:rider of the, 10)) Cori s, and wil+ procei.q!ing to hii ckstination., *when 10! Wai taken t ie iChotwr by t l a m ni'Aatl h 'Assaf 4., cottert,l to' Ariin toe conthiLt IA the slege of (4.:itictentz, Od the, 14ai pt . ..PAM, I SO7, ha m . a , ; present at the battle' pit Friedland', siitter,! 110 cothtilah,lA the FlOOcii" relcrve. lie be, cinder Wfri'ottlor! tht.! tiisi Corps of hi Of' \',ll'ica' G;:it(";cal ii3it re "° tf..;ne . tl the' enniniand ;in ,10:111111C, df hris vv,ol ;Alt) vitt of ttiig rc,etve. Accor , tlry, to the l'orort .l 3 ionaprrte, " -tor iil‘wed Imtltit!'y of 30 pieco . 3 of• ;otillory ,before iris centro, onlcr tio. command . of General Sonar. Mont,' who advto'teed p.,t:c4 iu (toot, carn;ige on tt:e . 4:netny." Tile merit oi this - ttl Mantvre is .t;o:e;r due to General Sen:tr ionttl.'att officer of gre,,t who vt tilled by u the - lift V - k . .t‘;'r had no ollrortnifity of beity,; ety,a,e.l lie -idetnehed Itotn his rLscrve, a d:ift.noti under the - "tirders of General Dalton to supilort the corp ii of Mtt , ,h,il Ney, whidi hail been .thrown into disord;4 by 4 trtwit vigorous of 'the Itu,i4,tatt Imperial Gord. Vietor has been cmployed in Spain s:nco. sum. mer of' 1809, tie wa (kb, atttl by I.',urti * tort ..rit Talavera, where he WS( tho Chou:o of Irt* :He' was riot prt , i;lit at the bAttle'of Ocana, although , he SOl,l;'s orr:ters, to that, (.:ifeet, lie prt!!otideci ilot there were 901113 cultieS io the way, al saingfrom the tOads; and from tr,tane Aalso atraci‘s, the' importance of ''which ho imiirtrifivd, tit palirate his refusal, the objeCi of which wasrto eacse SUnt(to be defeated by General ArieNagn. , victor errecteq tne tyihsoge the Sierra Moreau, under—the 'orders of i4outt , , nod khspl, , voct grjat I , .nts and bravery on tlre Oct:Anon.. flo had learned born thing of the ellaraocr of his Counnaritkr to Chi t; and he kik - N, !kit a st.cOnd trick Ike that at tics battle 0f- Ocatm wale Un Tontilittt. All leis operati,iiis b !fore Cadiz were. Itteratly'utdoeti by Souk. NVll , :ti"th6 . l4lo( 'het out tier Etnremadura v ii Mortier, Viretoi became Commander in of a 1 Andalusia . , and tho birn o Grelitt‘l;l. Whim it entire to hiti know« ledge that ` 'art eipednion' Was Orepartng at Cadiz, bv bhould hate Math his diTosition4, glycn his orders to Sebwialli, and apprised Soult . 0t what was going on,. So far front doing this, he concelicd theinfor. Maiion he hod ret - eived both from his comrade se..". brifitiani, and his Commander Soolt, He ecitnat,d the whole force of Lapetta at 3000 Enghilt and GOOo Spanirds, He wrid)ed to have the gliiry oireviiing • the scene Of General Pro L vcra before Mantua, paid dearly for his prostanplion, 10,lows a -sew:unite analyyis -0, " rent OirttrittiOlt4 At the battltra t N.. - QUIS vLcsx& I'ALSAM AODZAT ? 1 4 v N D 0 N, 6ATURDAY, JUNG 29, 1811. The Roman Catholic Committee 'met in Dublin on Saturday hst, at d voted their 'thanks to Lord DoNouunmona for his support of their. Petition. They also passed a, Resolitti a, which does not. ap pear to be connected with the object for which they were appointed, viz that of vrepsring the Petition of the Woman Catholics. The Reboltition we al lude to is as fullows That it is the opihion of this Coprnittee that tt u Ca tholic Eleaors of Cork be rerjurstett thrthwitli to tqister their votes, for the purpo.,:. et supporting the true advocate: of the Catholic cause, the Mu. so N , was then agreed that an area re meeting of the itotnan Catholics shauldibe on Cp. 911, of July, and then the Committee kijourood sine Yesterday the ,invortant question which has so long occupied the attention of the Honse.of Lords, respecting the' BEHUELEY Peoragea•wasdetcratined their Lordships in aC ul'Priiileges agreed', neiruae di.ssentiente, that thc!, CI ti,nant had not made out bis Cl:litn to the dignities of Earl .ISI3RKELEY, Vicount VUMLEY, and Baron 13Ettitit,ty. This decision of the Committee of l'tiv lieges' will; be considered in the House on Tuesday, and the qties. tion Will then be finally determined. As their Lordships have eipresied a desire that the de taiis of thecase should not : be made, public, until that final adjedication shall take place, we bliaa, in compliance with thit desire, abstain , boa) laying the voluminous ,evidence before our !tr=ader; until that petiod. We do not, however, c.m. cr i t e that we are trespassing against their Lori ships' ii - order by merely stating the, nature of the question, and the points which have been agitated , Upon the death of the Earl of BERKELEY, which took a' year ago, it became a : question, Which 01 his Lordship's sons wai entitled to be called to the House of Peers as successor to his dignities. The eldest son of the late Earl and the present Countess of BERKELEY, who was then Mem. ber fur the-County of Git?ucester, and sat as Lord ViSCOUtit DLIUSLi?, claimed al heir apparent to suc ceed to : the Barldom of BerkFley, and the - other ties and dignities of the late Earl. This claim was opposed, on the ground that the th,; late Earl and the' prese.nt Countess did not take place Mr many years after the birth of the CNinant, 211 4 that consequently he was not the eldest I mate eon of the late Lai. On the other hard; it was ~.iiii- ; '- i i tV -fi ri..iti-'iiitiitgn-t-vrc-vcrort-rtrtrrrrxryG—tm-mrt-crr the ClaiinanCg fatter and mother did not take place, till 1736, consetinenlly_long, aft'e'r his *birthi''Yet th.it a:private mirriage I.cai s'oleitinized biAween them in March'l7Bs,:at B ii elry, w.hich_As an- . tecectlit to 1)15 birth, he tieing born hi Decent bet, 1786. The decision of the Committee of Privileges was against the Claimant., ar,d cons quently inaftiagb in 17i4:, has not been proved to, the satisfaction of their Lordships. The evidence Avitich has been given diaelbses facts of the most singular and extraordinary natnre ; it .11 very volu ininuus the Minutes contain 906 folio pages.- 1:lie Stamford Paper, in adverting to 'this cause, gives the following account of 1.:m.1y Ilitiq.st.iiy's finn;ly • I . ‘ L4dy I.lke datv;liti2r of 1‘1 . 2, cos - of OsbuirlbY, in this county (formerly MattY' COLE) who was lately examined before ttie House of Lords, The.old Lady has always,Uved in obscu city herself, but her'three daughters have risen to a remarkable elevation in Society. One is tbe'Oresent Countess of BERKELEY ; , another martivd a Gentle man who, dying, left her possessed of: 70001. a year, and she is slow the wife, of a nephew of Sir F. BARING , the third,is married to a General in the Army, at present in.an important Command in America." Tlntrscly afternoon, at Ralf-pact three , hill MAJESTY. came on'the Terrare at Windsor, ac ct!trpained ley Dr. Wit,t.ts, and walked till four.— "hay..past toeven in the eveH'iug - ht' came again _on the• Terrace, with Dr.'Wmas, walked till eight o'clock. ''.rhe•Clthmi.i . ••ftnd Pittpvcltsses , took an alting, to Tapl'ow and Maidenhead, and returned afe:glit • Yesterday being a. very. wet day, the PHINCIEggr,i nortAe their usual rides, and none of the royal out of the Castle. The KtNor took, iii. walks through ihO rooms in the Casale. • YeAerday, at the close of the Poll for Sheriff, the numbers were • 1 , For Mr. Birch . 2 rlo For Mr. Nthgtlay . 268 m Ileye . 540 Bodges - 37 Sanderson 287 Thursday the. St.. James's Volunteers gave an. elegant diluter, at Free-mason's Tavern, , to their Colonel, •Lerd Amherst, on his Lordship's return from his embassy to Sicily. More than 200 of the Members were present, exclusive, of. Major DoWtis and• all the Officers of the Regiment. After the cloth was reninved, the health of the "- king"— " Queen"---"'Prince Regent," &X.—were drmik with three, time; three. IVll,jor Downs then proposed k' the health of flic worthy and respe4ted colonel, LerdlAMherscwhich was,dranle amid tlu momt cri ! - flutsiastie ,and rapturnus :applause:- Ifis Lordship, in a neat and 'appropriate ripee,ch, reterned- thanks, assuring them that he.felt, most sensibly, the ho nour conferred on hint in again talking the command of those who- had 'so I,iud , ibly slept forward in the hour of danger. After some (nutter observat , ons, he concluded with drinking the healihs of the re. spettive. Members of the St. •Jatnes'i Loyal.Vo-, lunteers." Mr. Gitken and several professional Gentlemen were, present, greatly to the th ; amtiseent of the evening, by •sieging vancints . otic .songs. .and ducts. ahe lina.l .belongteg to the Regiment attended, playieg several national and po pular tunes. The dinner took. ;:lace in the-great, halt, and +I as tiecyed op in the 11103 t pCdeCt The gallery was crowded with several elegant , ands evell die44ed female's. The compatiyit4id not sopa.: rate a rate himir,' highly grati4eit 'with, their :entertainment. The above Regiment, will ,be. : re viewed in II) de Park; by:Lord Arnherst, on Thurs day next. Three persons, of a .suspicious appearance have t d at Riga by order' of the Russian Go- r n e tit kyolabited like,No4 :. S, and ono 00 7 timssing himself to by a Music master. They all proved, hr,w , .!ier, ott examination, to be French kegineers, aoil of course Spies in the empleytuent ot TwON APA RTE. A statue.. of Lord MeLvmt.r. is to be ereOed in .Edinhurgh. A large sum was,' smiScribed for this .piirpose .cluring , the life of the• Noble Lord, but-the intention- was Telinquirihed 44 own AeSire: :,,A Committee, comic:mai by the LOrd Th;oiost, hasbeen field since the death .01 the Noble -Lord, and it has been . determined that such, a memorial . of the es- •teetu and 'atiedtion of his.Couptryinan shall be spee- •- • tai y erected. ' - The Direcc.toi-t of the British Institution, with a iiherality suitable to their whole proceeding's, have • raised their annual Premiums from 5i061. tool. and LOl-. to 30dt. tarn;., acid 1001. • Tii Attys.— N orernoong,: who excels in paint? • tug the ler,oiou s Liam of animals, has recently dis played mote than his.naual skill in subjeas.of that nature, in a• tiJe representation of a LiOn Hunt, The ,etriag.:danifful,.is r4resente'd 'as .laying seized On o e f hid pliispell WijOAS 011,1101SebiiCk. 1:11$ trastbetween the t err ifi c di gn i ty, o f t he li on, a n d the beauty •of the'horse, is managed with sir - its:mg et feet. The r , si 'of the hunters on toot, who arc: *employed in the attempt. to Teseuei . their • ehiet, ire t skilfully' placed in action, and 'ahewn 'with, a varied expression 01 anxiety and fear that powerfully con tribntea to the ge n era l' etrect The colouring is hat - moninus, and the light and shackiw most ably fba naged. The wltule tonne a picture : whieh hated toplease artists as well as spectators in general Ile has also be en vcry' SitetesSrul a whole-length pottrait of Lady KINNAII6:, a fine hall•k”vrti) of Lord renAaLas BENTINCIK. exantirong a hawk, * and a kit-L:1 of the Duke of LOINSTER, 't'he back gronnils in these pictures display greM, tasie, and are pleasing representations of natural ,scenery. • The exqui s it e copy i n enaniel, byßotla, of Ti TIAN's beautiful pitture_of Bacillus and 4triadne, it has been recently sUld•for two thousand two hood' ell guineas. This copy, with many other ena met paintings, w a s l ate l y exh ibi t ed g r a t U itO t isiy at the house o f t h e ingenious Artist ; H. inure gra -01.1C-1 til Ying proof of ext.:0,160 has seldom been seen, and certainly never• of equal me rit in that' depart ment 01 the Anti. • , YLYMCUTII, Jusrz 27.—A1 -rived the gftte ti/Jfll _Basque ito2da; and dmeeivt (10t11 St. D•di,ingo. , Guile dowel iN3 P4ibour at:d aocboreci iti Sound, the Jitoodf/Jund brig of wnr. Weratup the Lim-boar to be ra tified the tiniPit U• i E~' Ali ii it / 11 (' frigate. Sailed the- Seine friga:e, with a tleet ht.cleigt"' fdr the Downs; among them are ihe (0;10104, among viz. : . . . knAolvio.n, Dryst.tole; Antelope, B ryn ; l'restcri, atibaall Elizabeth, 'F.tivkiter ; the American, brig live, Al.llo, Spanish ship Santa Anna, Congers,. ,Unioii, cuil; 1.0,04, Oidreive ; Albion, Chant ; and bevend others limo vo' ANO :sailed the' Ai IIeIICAP Ship Brillo.l6t 140; ff.iliic';' seieral COastrfS to the Eibi w ard, ilail a convoy' to! . Siwderland.. .......... 1 ISLANDS OF SCILLY, JUNE `...14. -433114 Ilero ptivaieer (lortnelly belonging to l'iyawatl,/ having been recaps tired by his Alajesty's sbii) I '''' sant, on .her fist cruize fiutn Rochelle, 10:1'41 i t: e h; t kingt coast ie p a O i ll i ti I: 1 1:tt a P li i t 1 1 1 ) d " . . 1 ;: 1 1: 6 0 ' 1 3 ) I C: ‘ : ' 4 :: ,Steuddi e:di:ll3:SatidiNi ttlit:OtICI,11:111:reililj gain iii (j!,ace of a Schooner. is , Arrived . his Majesty's brig Scythi, of from a cruizJ, and sLvoid cuasters trOal 60 P rOll Channel. . --. ~ i li/ DEAL,' JUNE 9,8, --- S.OICLI 1115 goy , Aboviar - tor (Ai. Fluslno,;; and the ,) , :Bl i.lk off the French co ast. . For The Dije.ijo; lug;er. takes. oorDY 14 awn' Li. .............. 1 :cO I l ' f PORTSAiOUTII, JUNI,. Sailed CO day rant ..) vessel trout Cor k wall I ,l ' ) ` l ' , is ...::--•.........,...................--... ‘ ,. 11 The'folloWino' has been published 3 4 s Ih'il t t)t '„ . ,,_ speech delivered -by BUollapand slier' we ',`. i . •:, , riai ) ' (~ 4 , the Council of Cowan :fee. Tbi , .I ' o 1 4 0 never apPeared in , the ,JlDniteut, siiii 0 1/1914 s Pl'=.llgeour:ielves for iis autlieuticity. l airrs° °I SPEEGII OF Tile icstrettott AT THO At COONCI.. OF COMMARGS. . 0 w iill " I. have deliberately weight'd 10Y eslnuc, ,itJ t •10,:tii those .of,•England—tisy situ a tio n ulla ~,,„ar, i though the ,balance was decidedly- lo 0)Y,,7„dji,00,t. have offered her .peace upon liunZitirabl.e (!:.,11,"0„, I-have,gone so' , tar as even to t' Or t° ';'•:', • i frel land.--She was uot at all diipuseci to 11., ', ,:e,t+ i have pioed to her, that thutigh I two ; ' , 1 ., ' I Oil total "in, I 6110414-advaucc uottlitig 0 1 -1!;c4,;,., not ptit in execution. I have the itielal.'..4, ‘0,4 ping many • tieetsi and lif reprAirio4 1 - 1) ' ii 0 ,..j1 101 eheci;s (eckers) they might experto44. , 1 i i' l with ambitious vie Ws thar I ifisir: tv o )l , :i il :0 tl4 CaftStS 01 the North wit lv,,fraoce ; l b ‘j i i,!;,, , J 0 ! `'',' eYitcaTot tdOcklide Wlllelt I hava` ''; , s i 10 4 ''''., .Y :creed Of : Baliti, anil witicl). I `s •.:On4‘ served with the meat striii3Ol s'e"lY' ' 11:;I"deLl, .a S - yet, cauSed iny'd -ci et' s t „, 1 tei e 0 , 1::flit: ti;'(:iet' :8131711.4iLle:"":11;:1311:::a6unfnii)tit.131214'ittiv:Ilitill'el'I'::11.,3iiii:'::i,'i.:11:10' Ins torts ; but, he will, ere soc tii•Junis, 0:13 ,A 1 ~ i iia Pr e ,or 1 i• war against him. - Sto Ce ,Tiisit, w ' J o 1 10 1 „ .1 villii:li '. istreA', I, 'toren ,to Petersborgli ? I:° '` ' iz ielo o 15 ' 0 44 Call du yet, • ,'The struggle wi!o •.'t.rjoi tie t.l‘' it e. mg. Ili tit)W 11.....bUt‘ Ole iSSIO C31)„1 t0ritt0!',.,,,,,,; My l'‘.'.S.Outeeti are real, they 1110 il'o"voly OP °:,i,,i V elilleS : and those of iffy enealY F ;,, teerle t'v„,l6-1, aind aro, oi.course, -as illusory a 5,1,.„,, J o ii il "i. comtnercial operations on Wltell.i!!'::,, ,t r o r c i, I have tines in tnycotti3rii 200 0 3 1:"'`)il tl ot. , 0 . 6 tClp Sta i ring'with his feet); i° c • `.,:,,lobit'g l'od stain be better employed Mint i 1 ~!'liero to 51 , ? , ,, , ,,. arfcl,-cotree, and cocoa--; lieY 141 ' 1 , 1 . ,:,, l a 010, 1 :c o p power of those. who have tlies, Qt.b:.„, tot p! , 0 I , ) t ignelYo 0 will Skitgativuti lot power. I ant I , .., (ow!, ii,,,p suing my system with. vi our, Ito? w ,, pi' e ! i i, ,,io . . will be those Oaf b i,ll 1 rUi MAI ; but they .wi . ~. ion e . 0 ~ .. ke specoblL todor• 1,0 1119prlidetit cis. to Ini i „ 0 ilie - s o ni means; or have ellOSea tO beC,s°llc. 11%.1,001i, oiet, agents of England: SOns °I • • .fi 'oil *3l°rvuitt. Whi) 1"11‘'W t'hef,r,i7l;oo„Fiti,StA „rob,lv rinihau!ts,eliere present---you t°11(:),:bsroeolL,1161: mg saal. li.nith If IWO 1110_ 0_ . 5,,,„,0,0etiri.i., 4 'seines, or indeed Of flollatid, 1 1).; i l i e , i i ' o v i, L, t 1 o°l . both ' , us • otheri have clout:; hot , . 0 ' „ii pnpol),, to i ctit , gieat Empire, and 0 1 a 10.1111"1 ,t)401, goo' is not -for nor to saet ifictr the gt , - 'PI „up , • few towns. itibula`,/ 141 n ue e . , ,sirnliniiigd:ll7ALbylilleee.tirb?,youir:o)ontill:lbgeo.:.o;)ll,ebefiejoeti3.;:i())o,(tb)ll4:o.ltllillyigi,:o:::4oalrltu,:ei:ii,i.:o„:l,t,liciti:o:lsto but I have it -161)y more - ii , ~.) 0 w ovo . her (ses) Niolii, .pild all li IL ' her tai!." B y a 1 . % 'Ai ot- ue,,_ , loiter di,Joa:AeirditY, it 2114)0dri, I Wit' ihai'dfide'll ii,, tact.'Li c e" to Revell of fii,; Milesty'a 51Irp (.1,4„, : Am,. 1, hail t.liten 3n Erigl:l,l,[o,lo oui of 00 :01,i i.i r:Cali COLltitry teSi:l4, tu &now bor.!, 1„ Nht,l9,joegtt:ivii,(rd:ll,ll i_a r :i. e v i ewi i :::. ;Itcliii-lr'l,j2:',:ll:)l,;').ct.,:;:.‘ie:3oY:ilt :it:: ititrs,l(itl Im : : eo; iri,ii:.l.,it:tdllonti. rcaol:l,,t.ilt'.,‘,:l-41 ~,.I:',Li.o',', 'lr.!' .i it I, much to be regiettett,llo•' ~ Lew,. a dittcleut. o.:i t. , 'cr . • di‘vit yePit:'%::l:4ls:ei,et_ttlidliktoraslr:rtj.3ll;l:::':::lcitirllit:)tti;ll.il:llvie'l,l4o:;i:loic3it:tlioev!:ll::l.:3n4';ll,:rolieCti.,:itr,;:l;„.ol 'Ie.:Ili:II of beat'd by A(l',l)tr,ll T horobuiovgli, (t 1).",, 0 tot haPPY to tvveive a contirtnatiou nt 005 '', ov .13:111- for filo resent w I aVe IQ itJte tl'4l ''t I' 4)l' tioned h i i) el 1 • tviee . ,1 „..„.10 y .ny regular 0ttit,1,..4 a,:. , ~,, .....rocori 1 I ItitiMediSte riwir. ot Sir Joto 1" jOO tiefun '• * Ibe Jle - wai water in Inc coe,t, 30u sel f three e clay's dvce;,,sp earitstiaorri t.i.1.,:el 1.51,t;;;i,5.40 ;ter`i'dro'tc",l24l.l's,:'‘ili,lct`3o,oe,i,j;,;; viLs'lll;(l::LitElltpl4AF:Ptt:ts:2l:!.'es.s'i3jl,:rl,l4lQkty:::3l%lll:(ll:,:l‘l.:Cti.l3uli.tPrt°l4:settt)i'l'4ll/:11.1)j111146j411/6ij'lle'l - fly be-tranrbatn, r vcut, tech, is always ready to eNpoe himself to d At the ,bathe of Bato,sa, ite clisl.:llargt-d the d'uties both Of GrenatlLT and a General.--tit: fought and he corhoiridid. 16 :he retreat, i.e thouglit up the rear?, arse was very tiedribeing taken by a squadron of cavalry. A month neriire the hat tle of liarresa, the writer of this article co:l . :posed a memorial, in which it Was said, " thet an able Genet al, with ` 1 20,000 good tr , ops, who she old 'make a Inas " terry attack on Victor, in 'his position before Ca.. would be sine to destroy him completely." Our conjectures I),ve been verified by the event ; and we do me t,- , si;Are to affirm, that in pursriing the same h the thodifications required by circumstroccs, siego rat Cadiz will out only be raised, but the whole aft And evacna:ei sure presage of the eut:re tetreat of the Fiend) from the Peninsula. , . LTIPEI:LIL IIOUSE OF PEPjItS, viaDAy, JUNE ‘za. DECISION ON THE CASE OF THE BERKELEY l' Lli A c'; "the Coninl4tee of 'Pri,ile;;vg assembled shortly after two o'Oock, and Lo.d W A 1.41 N II A M taken the the Qrder for 't coasidv; ation of the ctaima i 0 the nbtive, Peerage was read. . The •Lciun CtrANcgt:t.ott addressed • their Lord !ilk's in a sireech Qt coli,iderlble length upon the suirjo6t, W,lncli we aro precluded from detailing, in Which he took a. genriiii review of the ev - ide:ice adduced before. the Corniantee, • and' delivered his sentiments respe6lirg ;he loadit:g .citis•detations ut the case. flis Loa6hip concluded, by moving a volution for the adoption of (..Jointintiee, porting that the Claimant, Fitznarding Berkeley, had not made good losLLiiin to the talos, honour 4 , anadiguities of Earl of Berkeley; Viscount Durt.: l :l, 'Stc. Tliti Resolution, on di qu..'stion being put, was agrecCi I , § by their Lordshil non, The bad of 11.Armoit extoessed hi opinion, that the Resolution or Report - of the C ; ommittee of Plt. vileges oup.,ht, 110 L to be coni).deration on the carne day , of its being . .I.u.nle to the House. Some Micrval, he thoutoi,,, should be kiiioWeCi in a case of such extent and The House then resumed, and prayers being read, Laid WALsltactiAt4 (as chail min) presented the Report of the Coarnittee of Privilege 4, Consisting oi . the' above Resolution, and virtual:) , of the evi denee, which wAs ordered to be taken into consider ation On Tuesday next.' Tl,eir Lordslisips immediately adjourned till N 1004.• tieilki ARRIVED ^.-2 Dublin," t Waterford. Dut —I Cadiz, r Wa- terti,rd.