The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-23 00:00:00

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"4"1 " will be 4 ddea. -Ittr die ilth time, the Cc:m(l Dra t,, , .... ~ rbatic Itninaltceol , 1, BLUE-BEARD ; ' t)r. I.LetiALE cu r itioslVV . . A1)(110'4044 Mr. BARRY MORE 4 Ibrahim, Mr. SI NI NI ONS ; Selim, M r. TA Y 1.0 It • SilliciiNC, I‘4, FAWC Fri . ; Fa ti 3s l4ll, Mr, MLN At; E 4 tim. : Adis4 lit ttION : Iren:", Mr. C. h. I. MBLE 4 lie.h, INitt. LISTON. littee for the itoxci. tu he t . ken of Mr. laraneon, at t h,c, Pox.r)tii, ;e ,p., . i • * 4 • • • s' n .Tcri„tits tu ur . n finces.place, itatt.street, lei v '' t p . p 1 a;" Z.S.Lo SeCOM.pf -price 3S, 61...... pit P. 6tl. Seeond. - 17 '''' wer ailery 25. Second.prite t 6.—Upper 4 . L !') 1t... Second-price Gcl. i 141 Uhurs wil he tqwehed at Halt pot Five, amt the Play 4 in , ' 41 h alt 1 ,, t ',la ,i' l , l and aMt (...erirletneri who haiie been disappointed art "' ' u r the Qrauu ormaiic itinthiti,c of Blue Beard, thlle4Pttttul;) ihturnied that it till be rOpoaleft every bight N;,". t . , 1 exevpt 6attirday atter wiatcla at naubt helleces)a' tif, ll " 44 w al. on accotth t a ut A IteW Ir. rand itqllitalltit; Melo - " I ' s " t LCII 1 14 b$Cl WI) i. . j " SatUrtl,. .1 . - g LX , HtfitriON - in LEl t."'' 'et( 3 QuARE, 'doff A I 4)DI . Tft)NAI. PI C -11 ~4114 l ALTE.KATIONS, will contuute open every LL) :1,4 tv4nrock In the klortu g until Gunk. ikkionlitince, Two 5111114.0., ' EJAVAL Pt Like,: 'GENE,RAL MEETII`.4.6 of • tile - SUB t4#'4Cl(lB'tt s toit• t UN I) tOr ereeting.a" NAV At MO . . ft.ll:tiT t he till h lij to perpetuate the.glorious Victories o f t.. e . r fat6,„.l',. wholiaver n• 1 I ::cdived *KA. rid" -Amount ot 'P.!. Dl:l47it ‘ 1,411 5, will. : hi held, by . oroer .?f AI. E. XAN I.)L K Ly .9P, .;srl. Tr.: surer, •at • the Crown anti Anchg r . efll. hi the Strand, hit WF. I.) NESDA Y, tilt: ilia thy et Y4 n, at thie 01;40cit • precisely, •to cotisitier to 1411 t ' l '' ' l lP ' t.l4rh i" Ole.' Subscr.ptittri;then a,,cl,iiineci Shol . , li ke r!'ii ► Oa 411 Pecs Its who arc disirous of receiving bst;K. th,"-„,/,;..,441.5t0t,,1iicir, Subs , ,iiiiii t.i. ~ :c •di.'iired , ,t . o .. a . ii . p , ky tar .n c.r.14,,,,T," flee thy. 114tot,. .iii , S 4 4..k,vifie-stiv e r, 1 thLatiti . ty, t Mil- ),”"'!' ,ttie. ,Ptit (14). cm A pcit '...th,taiii, 'utile. Wts . c t fp, Suite._. $4,4,-. ui.-qiii4, t of to •.icit itt,,lttier 4; the Conitrutte t . o f: 44.4#4stiaii tooth itroLicr at the .if 'ft:Najd Mcttting. A ' - ' • .. h ,.', . :V. iLLIANI LEALK.E.,. p i!vi' ta lt , . l N',,et tk 'II t 1.. f-N CO U“ 1..4 4 1 It A 1 4 . NTOFA It So .'i ihi•A C Li..) it it-S i -A N.l) LOP4Mliite l . ..- pf-E t 1, 4 . ` !bon ,t-,t:t; Ailviiilii, Ai'iril..As 'Bll. A"."q.NIVLItti.iRY ' l)lllNEit of itT:S9- , . iiiti it e ,!,'Y wtII he liehl at ne Crown aktt Anchor "1:.4 , v . ertt . , . otujOcl. ori I •• I .ti • - tti iriA4itt at Five n Clock p titi, Uc4t ~y, is. :• . , • .., , . „ ti o leic i t , iii wilere liwi‘casitii.tiiy of tlie riteliMerS. an . ' i t . l.)_ . )lr.ftiley''. ': 2 1:4:1,F11 :.,.' !,(,,; e.4C4, which includes the, whole ex pen . ce l 4 c11, : v , 1 , ..1 at trh: Soticty 'a 1.4*44 ; O r id the l, ruWii a nt. kit,. E , , wr ACC the DiTike of NO rot.K, President, in the ' .• ' ''•''' - Chiiii% -, Wi n. ~., ' - V ;tcL. , Vt.t.ittn.p.rrs. .. . _. _ _ liti, ,clulte of Bedford. si: \i , i,t)Lilbc.n, Bart. L.I. D. ~.1 11 Daltt' 61 ' l,46 c!iiniri. - slr itohert Peel, NIL M.N. 1 ± "64:1 14 't' it- '' ' ' Sir•Watitin Lewes, X.irt. . ~ t . • s . 34,1 ~. a. '". l., M '' I Tho it Pi tt , hress.- i A.S. 1,,,d0c. c 4ilf‘illl4 of Old • J, , #l4 . • laLob •' i ' It. Clarke, . Tarr of ltattm)r, F. li.- lain* Esq. 3 C hamber. 1, 41 A I ~4i) „ ,, ',... Nit th..niel Conant, Esq. • ti„;,... t 4 rl 91 Liverpool, lticliattl• !'Deal I, M. t). F,L t b.t Eel .of Itunu t ey„ loh C ri hristian Cutwen. 4.a. • ll N '‘ ,:' M . P'. • ' '' 3 elitlisrti, F. R. and ItiehartiWil,on,• Esq..V.R.S. 34 1, ~ SrrAV,lstres. k 1 ~.(,(4b ti. Alitley, hart. Pitt entthet., Esq• Iv rtuan, Eq. ‘tiilii.un Graves, Esq. t'C' ' i t .,tl.• lkown. Eta • K iir_tise*.•.ii6q. . • 94 4 by, ltba '' s C . ( lac Ewen. Etiqd ';'.l'" Catividn, ECY ' .. • i.Trelawiti, Lig' ,i'ld,c!ailtlell, in,f,. Esq S. Ware. Esq. . p, e4t ,..u,. 'l' ria.Uinner ID f' on the 'Pablo Or i 11% - VCIO4 Eqt 404110 edilotilOi to be made. fly order, *.... .....,....., 4,.........„.4.....,.................................. C. TAyL0................_.........._R, M.D. Sec. Nii ,. ROYAL EXCIIAN4'E. • . AZAllb, ' RtiliNE, aft(' Co.. Stexicarokers, hll47ll".tit.ttll inform illy Public that 'VICKI. I'S and At tho r I )I „tor tile present STATE LO I' l'E It Y, are on Sul* • 111,,, t 11tx, No ,93, 'Royal Excliiinp. li t . „t -.Mei Which they etariteatly recommend to the Pub 'we,'"l„ 44 , 1 4 ixty Capitals, actions wtreh am Four of i'tiet..l.„LnOlu,,lnti, drill upwards of Four Thousand other tilt, :rtnoutittni,. in ell to Two of ThOusand Pound., tint the or wh‘cli ~ ill ht drawee the 4th 'et JUNE next, Ott tilt Max's liirtis.,Usy., t,14, 1 "! (.)trioher, Lottery. No. 27, a Prize of zer,00 . 014 *tio l- vet t t t lfti, - att.'qi4o of 20,41. were heal Sold in Shares at ..,...,,,.:,......'4,Pon.paict, duly ariswere.l. Schettleo graol ! '-----....--..-..............-.......—........----.----.-----a-- It 6 1 . :! . .1, N ,',. ) . 11 9, Risluip' figtite.streel. Within, tti ...K tii4tm,?"Y,tt:tointilesid4 toLatlies arid Gentlemen visit titilli --**.,.")1•0116 thit svAdl , , that the y tv , iiiid attend 4,11 d • i i i lt .._ , l,:l oi hhi porton. lot l• AS t I I 0 t, Ali I- F. P E: It UQII 11 st 1 4 „ 4 : i ' t , ,I, kootits titted.lip ottrposely, they may hunts their l o thr ` , 4 :,„,"!lt'uf., PI Ikea, to the lie4d. And .adapt them to the -I% -7--IN..!..wittiont the ini,ortvernetwe of waihng s or• the - - 4 r ii . 4 ,1 6 ,1 I r 4 . tit Ulf gtv;Og uriters(ext..eptlif pattichid . r cases) , tart' th.st,,'t e gstitce,..trid case , they ore •titipiralleled and I', he CilO dispisy thakS ' anclt of 'Pints' and •SI,I•3,P'S. '4lll, eery , lilt t04 11:. 4 '., °1 : K1 S ( i Woos each, appropriatr4Y.l4 i1e,,1404" ----$.4 youth, dr Cdvtr the deticietiCies ut age. ' ° 44/41`e't Ntrt'Gt riut,htrett, solo,. to No. IDS,. New Mont /..ri. i tilteel , , .._ . T.. , . ".iy vipar.,ehoti,. tat the sate, of the ydtem v 616. , Turkish Wash and I„4ii. ~--i, Solp, Crgaitt of yio*is . . n. lb ) x IL NC, 40 111)Ni:1'3411 approved of, ibr their cya 1. 1 4 hitt' -44,,P4in51.• 1144 troiceetti le3 on the Skin; sapeltontid %i t ,' t" fßiitlyt Pi.ittiN, iiicefhwitivhce ot tkring /reed, ty t.i,zt'nvictmiC4l procgss, I rovi, thkne- penkii,us qt.''"l - tither Snaps and Lt 1, ap: found tt)llo.s-, itiii4,,`4:,4llu tieurtid.ivi•ty oil the Skin, which cautus . the. t4i TA.'l4 4,101 fro Apile..ir red Aliti 1,114p.--The P.itent.Vtolet, ti. 1,1 4 . ui niat rairtiaiitig an i dvinz.tie nature', thatit ntly be 4,11:141)14..1:: alai *ill tit the tcntlerett Infant, .and is pecuitarly . 1 j tine iltiititineii wit() WAYS, tendeuttearik. ". tiort:tt iuqvekttiLlevaie 41111.1 WhOlt.h4k, it and tor ex iisp„t_7,l444 the initallest order to aided wire tii , e tititibtkt tq i ''' 411 pares CO WWII Or country, t;lir atitiref,sing I line Uri* ~,,lert,t'tS, " 1 1i H41411(1 'CL, NO. 10i, NCW.IiOII4. 1J11,[.;,4: th''ul"'t,,,,eti. 4.0114j0rt." • x'..ct 4 it otti.ri,. Li, veller 4 or COClOXpondetpi, he P3r -4;ttL,lnittkkoitm4 4. vi,LlVit,''ut,tterv,rile yutt may havu the -tit 411.14444 cy, yv.,t. 4.1.4 U. •••••• timg pteparAtioll.. • -"3itUrttay, I la►; ittl l 1.0 SPoird Ckild* 1445 I tkr,..c,eLNED. LiNWOOD'i EXHl , tirrinKT. uvr OFFICE OP. THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE - ISSUE OF EXCHEQUER- BILLS. April Bth, att. RV Order of the COMMISSIONERS named in 4 '.`' the Aa, st Geo. 111, cap. Sc intituled . ... An Act tor enabling His Majesty to direel the issue of Exchequer hilts toa limited Amount, for the purposes and in manner therein mentiqued," ' .Notiee is hereby given, that all applications to' them for Loans under the said Ael, are -to- bo addressed to thesai4 COmmissioners in Writing, and sent sealed undercover to their Secretary, at their Office, in the SOUth.Sea House, London.. WAI. HOLDEN, Sec. . OFFI"CE OF THE CONIMISSIONERi FOR THE ISSUE OF EXCI4EQ,UER BILLS. TitY Order of the COMMISSIONERS named in the A&. St Gen, II t cap. 5. inrttuteii ► "40 A e.l fn. enabling Hifi Nl3j4sty to dired the Issue of Exchequer Bills to a limited amount ► for the purposes and in manner therein nlentioned,' - ' • • Notice is hereby givenohat it.will be the.gencral practice of the Board, when Loans not exceed►ng 10,0001. are plied tor, that no Surety be received, for more than a,seol. In Loaha exceeding to,oool. no Surety to be received for' more than 5,0001. Applicants ter Loans on, the security of Goods, arc to state the nature, quality, and quantity of the Goods ; the amount of their Value at the,current ptice ; whether the Goods are their own Property, or held by them . as Consignees or Fac 7 tors . ; and if the latter, what Specific 'lnterest thiy have therein, and in what manner they propose to give the entire cuatody of theta to thelloat!ii of Commissioners. , WM. HOLDEN, Soc. South-Sea }louse, April 9, 11 1. • KEIJI:: F OF THE I.I.IU.TISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE, T , . „.. • HE COMMITTEE beg to st.A.:, 'that' rhere are at present; upwards of to.ooo Bluish Prisoners in the diteerent Prisons of France, tin the most part in great d - tress,. arid 1112t - the ,. Silbscription is tuterirleit L for the allevi ation ot their sAli:rings, in some degiee, by assisting. thew withtarticles of Clothing, Bedding, 1• uel, and' 'Bitch other necessaries as they stand the rtioßt in need ot. They. turtner beg-leave to state, that . 0)0 have secYteda saftitonveyartLetOr such Sums as ate to be remitted to f ranee for the'usc of the PrisOners. .' • Amount aclVeflisetl . . ,C 2S, 109 es o Subscriptions since received: i .. ,(; $: 41. lAA 'Yarborough •• - - in u o Mrs: Green, ot Lee: • • - - 2 o c., oi,ln Hordby, •11a . 1 .. - • - - s 0 o Bolden church, Durham, per Rev. I . Brewster. . I!tenor. ' - - 8 3 f',. Hart p. ut.• Church. Vurha in, ; per, the Rev.. IV, .' Wilsi.tl -- - 7 - - '' - . .: • g •: s A I'ruenian, - - Hatiblity,;ienti Co: , „'. .... Jo .8.3 • la Irrhury Church.' pot' Wood and Cu. ! • - , 'lB la o 'lt lk vipts. ut an A1,N0111 3 .2ty ~ t 1.9.404 4244COJtIsiiirc". .. per Dr. Ohne • . - ' 6 5 o • Parish Church Of Kuntsford, Clic..hire, 'per Dr. •• • - Grey. : -,. . - ' ~....! ' . 24 , 1.) rt, Colitxtion at. St. Peter's Church, v': Colchester o pet . the Re Mr. Bull . . - Great ['Miami, per the Rev. sihrw King ' ..' „Norrhumberland Lodge at odd t e itows., t.'ol. (Amster , . , . - - - II 0 At Warboys. - Hunts; per the Rry Ron,:it Fqvdtr to 1.1 ;.., Lieutenant John Ray, Portsmouth -' , -• • 1 ri , Patio) of I catmint!, Hens, per toe Rev, I. Owen 0 3 o Parish ut Perron, per Ditto - - 4 c , •• ' Rev. 1. Parsoni, Hitchin Church . - 20 a i I M. Pierson, Hitchin - . 5 o 0 I. Crab!) ' - Ditto - . - s 0 0 T. Hugnes . . Ditto - . . S• o o tintyth ChUrchill, Ditto - . - 2 3 o Joseph Eiell. Ditte ' - • - t s• o • Subscripton made at the •Parish of Westdown, per the Rev, Mr. Briant . - - , 4 7 6 Kingsby Duncumbe. Esq. . . - , o A O 0 Rev . . Ut. Lutliell Wylie •. • . . - 5 s 0, Aire. 8. . .._ • . . •-,, 1 0 . 6 Rev. S. Slade . . . . s t, o .A Poor Man's &tits • - - 1 a 0 Lady H. t Abut . . - I u 0 The Mite of an Old Soldier • • - i n o Mr, Prancts!Ames, Gtitip , it . , •• • . S, 0. o Parish Church of Stoke Fleming, Devon, on the , Vait-Day. per the Rev . 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From the unbounded upprobation w inch' t dertaking has expe rienc ed (the, hist. *l4biCriptlUll , af SCE) 114 v, ing beep fi lled in NIX weeks),. it is expected Atha the whole impression, limited to 1000 coliles.: *III be disposed of in ,a very short . time; and Itlllll- milli, will be worth almost any . money- Number 1. will be pubiishad on the Ist of Nlay, and the others regularly oh the tst of cich succeeding month, till the work is completed. in, i 6 Numbers, at K. Ackerinann's Repository. of Arts, . ,tot, Strand ; ank may be had of alt Bookand in'the United Kingdom. , This•My we're 'published, In .lipolscap ();Aivo, pre 65. DGEMS on SEVERAL, OCCASIONS: of ,Sonlieti, Miseellaneouf yieces, Prologues and inlegues a 'Toles; I rnitations,' lee, • . JOHN TA Esq. Printed for john Murray, l 32, Vle . A.street ; and Archiba Constable and Co. Edinburgh ,' ~! ,--- tin liourday`wili publicteti, 1-IMERVATIONS eti) rite pliesLNT ST4:l' fly Sipckciale, jun. 41, Pail , • ()four CURRENQY. Dy the 1,,,A It L ot, RO,SS F, also, on the sortie, SpOjtid. Mr. Perceval Llitit's 0 bstirvjtiOos, .pricc ys. 6d. Mr. Chalmers's Considerations, - price 6s. 6d. Mr, gasper Atkinsoo's Le'►:tcr..,prrce is. 6d:, • - Irt May will he'trilblisherl, 10VOGRAPHIE MODERNE Vor, Lives of Re.; 1.11 . markable C haraaers who .havc, &stint uisheri them. selves I . lOlllylC - COMMVIternOt Of the krench ltevolotoo Iq the present time, in which all the Lets which concern ' Ahem ate r4liited most impartial and authentic Manner.- 7 ittour the wrench. Printed for Lungmitt, , fittrst. Rees ,Orme and Uthwn, Paternoster. mw. 4 4* 1116 Liiinbtugh Itcviewerf 11 , eak with ErintiAnteo 0i the di:curacy ot . this Work, from their own ktkowle,tg,! ut the sources ot its intOrrnation,. Mom:mend it as high] y inte resting in ma rinus points ot view, and ktreseni ingus yott it rur trails of tteings, whose names We stili .relatt with Militttion4 bt asttinisliment and terror. • • 13. R. F.,G N N T LA1)1 ES, wh6se sititatton reqUires iiteroporaryi r rtiti ,'ttq be ,AC:,cotninodateil ,with Apartments, 4reeable to their circumstanees' their In !:4,op.pitt out to nur,re, and taken cha[iN pt, Tlfe cOnsbiariitn tesolting from this tifidert,ikiitg pt e tu.,us.ind L'lltAtes 01; respedbbility in ;his Kitig• . cfanl,'is si,ttheiknti} i.:Oll , 4liClAOl4$ fa* 4cunten'ahciat by - the schstble p.itt nt - Ladies, wtio,e 111.1,',M1Ilis are absent in Abe... Army, NAvy, qr. 4tOur ing their accon,:bontent, hose income is small, will titaV.thisinbite.or.'fr.allhug it AOlt, tioitotion, attended with Isss expellee and trouble than can poitithly ilttend cotitincrneni at then owl, honors. i)ellcal r 4 pilv.rue L s, Jnd ~otin.enue, having beeri the basis n 1 this Coincrit liar Fifty years, tiLty he iclktt on. A pt.frsotoilly, of b) letter, to Mr. nr Nits. Symons, Ahttiolik, i.tsititon'llonsQ yarn, St.y. , ul's N. ti. I. may no ti...cultimocructi in the country e mire ai:jettAble than to town. AOvlce ill all I.lispr lora ineidcnt To the SPX. FbialiEtt '.h.A FROM MR. .couRT EN A,Y'S PAMNLET. V'unnii,ued from 'I hursday.) With tb mtcep ion of Almeida, and the' trael of country which is actually or cupied- of...commanded by his troops, not a single point in Portugal is pos sessed ny Massetia. Opoifo, Lisbon ; the Douro, the Tagus, as far as, it is navigable ;--the two pr`oVmces north .of the Douro, " . the two pro• ~ce s s pin h of the Tagos ; the gi eater part of Esti c toadura and Beira, tins. whole coast of Portugal, are ntirelyfre.efrprn the. power or ingu6tice of France,. In the districts of which her armies'ltave obtained the posseisiun, they haie fouridlittle but an unsub. duel spirit of resistance to Franco, and increasing confidence in Aingland and her Cierseral. Such are the undispoted latAs alai results of the campaign of 1 a t 0; 1 do not wish to build upon these events, any •extrevagant exultation, or any very sanguine hop , . But l vent ore to Its!: Lord Gre.y, with pitfed confidence, *shelties, if there has been a failure tit - Pdringal, it has been the failure of an - Engli k tr''Kxpedition ? Whetr, if disgrace; is imputable tmeither - of .the,contending.powers,jt does .not rather ,beloog to Nlassena than to Loyd toil .? it is 'undOubteitly true that the French Marshal was instroted to. drive the Onglish out of. Pottugal) that it was considrred, when his army, was. much weaker than in proem, that his foie; was e ttifuttly competent to' his object ; (heat tit! 'has 'neverilielesi liitlivrto failed in its accomplishment. The biltare.of •4 11'1Ance is our 4LtcCNstt. . 710 whatever cause this sticcoi is as tine tJie'rq shit is gratifying, and assuredly much more avow: : able to my view than to that of Lend. Grey.. 3 „Whether. all ihe.titeatti of, France are illStatic,iel t tiff CLIC CorKitittg Of .1 1 .4111btalwhether btlytiap At; has repeatedly miscalculated' the nreims ierptirt4; uht.ther his Commanders have ,been, ill-stitched;; whether his trooi , s are bad; whether the:if waiiti t t. nonce has been uneixpecu - dly whet IRA tile • PO 4 riogue'se theinielvei has'e esppe,s - e.ki an oisforese,-Li resistance; whether the state of Spain has turnialtqd aironexoecied obstacle; Or her a cumbitiatich, of some or all'of these su has uccasion,tl the disappoininient of France, the cOn6usion is ti,e s , ime. All the assigned causes, with thu.eutrptiop only of the erroneous estimates of littunapartk,., lutist acquire strenah,in the lapse of tune af t & all t fie causes, without exception, - militate agaihit the cfock. Ones of disprincleudy ). they all rend tO dicp&l 'th at m i sc hi evous an d cowardly delusion, under which too Inany , of our , poliociaiss have, fancied that . ‘l4.lflac 'Must always,beat us by . land. But bly present :purpose it is snfficiento—end may, I trust, be assumed without argument,—ttnit the events of 1810, to whatever Cattseb hey. be As - . signed, tend rather to corroborste than , to wtaken she opinNns which ha+•e been advanc , d, at the prac. ticahility and expediency of opposing Frante in Por. tugal. I now revert to Spain. Since the termination of. the limited co-operation of Lord Wellington . with the. Spanish. cienatals, there harl• been no British force In Spain,- rite:W . llga which was furnished towards the defence of Cadiz in the Spring of last year. • lam not aware that any objeftion has been urged to this measnrc,....,by which we liiiveassisitti in pte. sewing, from the., power, of trance, ot.e of the strogest fortressVll,-:auk. Aneitt harLars of .Spain, ai4 mclina.C9.ll44lei.Eol4.4liviii9.o. y It is hardly- oecospy to otnerveoltat from the,sitca. On of our land and sea fumes, the heavitsl tPifiktr tune that can befal us at Cadiz, k t he return of out i 1on; herftttt u not ccessfot rteittpf at - trek ild;. jug tho town, Shuulti such u:(llll3leiybe Cite eVenr, I trust that not ,aven Lord Grey' , ~ s.eulti of disaster or disgrace. The small force of General Graham, vi bile it contributes materially, to the interests well of G - reat Britain ate of Spain, by the priActlion hid) it helps to afford to Cada, and to the It, g• Ivy and ,Cortes of the kingdom, assembled in th e 1,1. 1 de Leon, serves to keep Mil/Tr-in 'Spin, a duo- sense of the value of the British alliance. • ' • For the purpoSes of this Inquiry, namely; an rip'. preciation of the wisdom and 'AM:COP; of our late military enterprises, t hese ritzserva titans are sufficient. Theßritisis Ministers ateJespousiblu-ouly Lar own measures. The preservation of Spain is an ob.. "lea- which England haw had Mach at heat; andio• wards which„she has contributed' much; taut she has never pretended Id banish, as in Pursugal, the “eat and indispensable means of defence; brr e - ertions have necessarily borne a small proportion lo the 'segregate ,re , i,tance ; site might frivf , done tt Utile inure or a nide, iess, but she could not pussi . . lily, Sail) Portugal, make the whole difference of the salvation of the country: i( Slain: should truotly 'succeed, .England will pr o bably Ilave..,ace celeraterl or completed her success; yet, it S'pain should fall, the failure can never be ascribed .to Z4i gland. On the probability, how rernaihing, of socass M Spain, I therefore say link. I an) . ixikielt , th tle ar . t stlite 'Bp3in is daily aPP"; l ciiehliii nearttr awl nearer to that. which t0u5t...42.1 , d5.1u her built . . I.IA waste, depopul.sted, and co uttered but tru4t aildiblteVe•thar there yet' mt4ty , Stsges.rn isroget4,ot ,conquest..lKf..re ,we ctunq . to the point at which nO t Llninge of sta l i ct , can g i ve to. Spain-a new hop!) tt SUcces4'; tore our defence as Portugal becomes uverlN prdaiehhle and hopeless. Even atter tititi - ittige, 'bete most he a considerable interval, hylore-ttle conquest of the Peninsula can bti Made ctirectty plioable to , our destrumion. I have now completed the Narrative of the tary Operations of the laq five years, except thdrx of the army in. the Meditelrattedil.ly, ; 4loi sole portion of his dominions remaining to our old ally the King of Naples, a considerable htitt been stitioned, under the adminisiraiinn ot Zvtr. Pitt, with the view not a'ri Muck! of ;defeirding the island, as of-being prepatedfor any openings which the coalition then in preparation mi g h t 4 .fr oi d i n Italy, or the maritime . dorniniotr 'A:0411x: A COllliidg; ruble' part ,of this force rettiained , ,in,,, Sicily during the existence of the administration of Lord Grenville, and was employed, as we have seen, ill Calabria and in Egypt. A considerable part of this force had been with drawn in 1407 ; but it having becreforinally stipu lated in 1808, that Sicily should be defended, and that for that purpose iO,OOO inen;af ther'leaitt, should. be maintained in the island, t 1 twc4i, incip• ding forego troops, rather .exceeding that number; still remained in the islandin rao9. • In June of that year, Sir John Stuart ) the Com mander of the' forces, in' pursuatice,'SS apvt4.. hood, of very general instrn6tions from his Govern. incur, and with a view of operating a diVersion itt tavour ofAustri9, projeoled a descent upkyr..Nliples. Ifts success, however, was limited to the temp cay ocCupirtion of "gaits and Procida, the consequent recall, ,of .• a • body= of the ene m y' s troopl , ti ttictt had marched from Naples to the notth of 11.4. It is obvious that the Mintstera have no respoo sibiiity on account of these proceedings, beyond that of retaining the iorce in Sicily, and giving` to the Commander the it nerel -0 1140u4iinn to ernpktly them, as he saw occasion, for tire advan tage ot our Ally. Subsequent events have unquestionably ,tended to the probability of the loss of Sicily. sucims4 in- the Gavel: iNlaritis has been nt limited by tho wore plettins dcmand ltt,r (moos iii ether iqumters I . but it tnaY idst:utni v tie ' reLicwe ,ipi.pf.ataricti, of these islands be increased, the proyei..s . ot our Lind and sea force, in Ilia! part: of the world, wil'fac +t rai s e a ny flutht,:r oir4iLlies., which, in titivii„cpar ti.l4y • . • Syvh,.'then, is,the Ii story of,.the Military Qpe , ratiocii of the SuccessOri of Lord. Gr.,..v' s such tire 11,a, 4 t i u ct l u 4 : l l:;d sa e f i ! e .i t ) i p s it,z u cy t , 4t hte j li ti, ti tT SUpi;ts 6 ./pun a Cottiptirisch of tlle expoleny, con ttu end theeatetrkes undertaken-by the two (...4nernini tits, I ask, 0.00) confidence, its ,t the'cohiPAiSon'has been studiously Avoid , ed AT the * . Vkit; i,stt i 8 6; true :_tro. iteir4lingo,igt it Woul d' be gain( Lett, cunt' only that they ri,mt- Lspeditions to disaster nia disgrace,- 4 -that they nevel,dreamt of deteLdnig a kihgdotti agitinlf tiap rte, 'tit' jiantetiihering the Spanish Monarchy,. ur atipti,tnidatitig th 6 Ttitlia; but. tbat.tt.ey 1 . 141:4 1 119 Expeditiotis at all ; and that theii p4.4licy .towards 1i us+t:i and Swetien w. 14 t , heir policy toward.;' Ott world t»--that they 10. ked on, with a Wanly aid EAST INDIA MUSS, March %7, a 1. THE COUELTor DIRECTORS Of the UNITED COMP ANY o/ MEACIIANTS of ENGLAND Trad ing to the EAST INEAS do hereby giVe Melee, That a Genoa. 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