The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-21 00:00:00

XP!tEBB., TII !MAY

TM epeakee—Thie le a wade+ te all be Isembere of the
enmities, that the nab lard will to-sorrow at =
lent bated, nob IN do Dohs of Wellbitee; lto
t reedy* the %beaks of the bowie.
Next day, at about a weber belies Ivo 04.11142:
Spealuir beim dressed is Ids adlleial robes, and the
orewde4 with 'Nabob,
Lead le state, that, bt besequwee of the
lotietetlea tithe nee
his Orate the Dots Wellborn
wee la ettoodeose. ( ear, hear.)
On The ipsobse—ls ? the pleasure of the horn that his
id alba la

Ilia Sri wilvtheid " Aye !"
The Mons r the lasby sanoneced his Gruee'e approach.
hie otheasse, dowsed is his Field Marsha■ salient,
prehooly isomaged with military orders, sad bowleg re-
Pealponasffmraregfelly to die berms, all the members, as
NW sod entielloodedly *serge Ina.
The My La* Oa brae las ordered& chair to
bened kr yen to repose en
The Duke seated himself is the chair, which was placed
a few feet width& the bar, am% pat his hat on. The mem-
bers of the hewn then swains themselves, hie Orate in.
Grandy nee, On of his bat, sad metered the Speaker to
the (0110,4E4 east :
Mr. Snort"
" I was maims to be permitted to attend this house, in
I order to retina my *oaks in pence for the honour done
me in deputing a omegaittee of the house to congratulate
me on my return to this country ; after the Ismer had ani-
mated my netnews by their applause, on every eocasion
that speared to thee to merit their epprobstion ; and
after they bad recently been so liberal in the bill he
which they thilowed siatee gracious favour of his Maya
lii:gbitesse the Penn t conferring upon me the
OR a MAWS ever received. I hope I shah
oat be Moss& penownweas it I take this opportunity of
espessiag my eamiretioa of the inn alerts made by this
hens, see by the wantry, at the asomat of unexampled
preware sad didisaity, Ia seder to sapped, 011 • great
seal., then spondees by whin the seetost in which we
wen resseed, los beeabroarbila se ihrtneate a medians.
sea the wowestay sapped to the "endow added
ea wider
_ray Siesetisen The sedans, repeal in
ow by his Nokairs mileten, sad by the Cesaaatler-in-
Chief, the wade= Inane inferred en no by kis Royal
Hishaten the Prime Ramear, sad the foliose I Ind ea the
sapped ef ay sedan Meads the avowal IMMO, end the
bravery alibi Wino set wasp of the wain. anew-
wed we be any es the wending a which I was at.
soda hi each a manner as to draw how this house those
mean masts et deb approbatioe, for which I now
tuna then ray dame thane. Sir, it is hoposible for me
Is wpm the patinde which I feel. I can only insure
ihe hewn that I shell always be ready to sera my Ring
' and neatly it ley saposity in which my envies way be
neddeeed INN et meterery."
bed sheen fellsered this speech, at the conclusion of
whisk the Speaker nee, took off his hat. and &Mammal the
Duke of WeLingtha Mews :

" M Loa"-
" Sincey lest I hod she Mom of widnesi*ion been this
se place, • series et modal yeses ha; nem
without some mak and ern of yeur skin, TM
military triumphs whisk y velem has Mined lapse
the banks et the Dom, ad the Tom dike Ebro, and
the Eisraine, lam masa ltir N. shim of ad-
mising asthma. These tsimphe 7t b essilear am this day
reesset. Their mess ham bem mitten by your am-
reesi s
diinezra ordwikathshe smile Eureis
asakslisa to tarha,dsod.swe shell
child.... It
is set, hews,,,,the emmlenr of scailits7 mom which
has alms Ind our adoeintiee, ea aommied one
ass ; it hme Me that ipmens and BAs gait which in-
spire& yeer troowith mbeuedsd erriates, sad ht
am to Mow that the day 411 bad, ND always a day of
Mtn ; that moral mum aminsiee fartivado, which
in perilous times whoa Mass and doeht AM beset smileary
undo. stood maithe mishits. end that emseidency
of shureeMr, whisk Mlles the 1•11111*.• ofjealems owl rival
notions, embied yes to Mid tM shit the its awl hams
~halm simplires. For the muted thinks sad grants
upsia yes by this he.., I. mmiltutho for your
may end Moat senheerms lave thought fit this day to
oirsr. es
.yroar askamisolipaties I bat this miss well keows
that it w still largely moodebhm. It ems toms the mud
satisfaction that Miss the amosellatiom et Minims war.
61116, who have assently wished war moutry, we mild
mem to them a leader of MU am is whom all, by cm-
me acclamation, asmoded the pammlmenso; aed when
the will of Heaves. mad the elemen esdries of ear mature
shall ban swept away the pmt_ Ps sin
Me left your gnat acme am mmunist. m-
aking Mom is like dues of glom sal irsinfog at ems to
ads's, dished, sad permeate the anima of tids augury
=t the riding mime of the muds. It saw remains
at we eimenteMe yem Elm Ws the
iie tressed, sad
important masks es whisk yos an .bast to , sad
we doubt ney that tho senewireekd ealsets so mespice•
oes in war, will Melon meal authority, firmness,
sad temper tar ~Missal beam and thumb in peen."
Dino( the flpseder's Wren tke shun were lead mad
hineent; sad at the Moe of it there Ins a general and
loonosetioued on Ohm, hear, her.

ill's Duke then took hi; leave, burlap repeatedly u be
nand, aad all tin sanabers, ea at bin eatrann, naeovered,
nu, sad warmly obeared bin.

herd Castlereugh—fiir, is commemoration of so grateful
• day—a day ma whisk we have had the happiness to wit-
tier within tibial malls the presence of a hero, never ea•
ceded at any purled itl the world, is the Silflra of this or
say other country—la sosimemovatios of theelognent man.
ass In which that bin was addressed hem the chair, on
as impassion white Met ever be dear be awmidelmes and
whisk will ever send laser es the awash of this heave, I
one, it Are par siirees to Pied Misebel his Grace the
Dabs at Wellbgeen be peinend. kw.)
Timis soled tbe swiss disabled, sad et the maw time the
won el
t. lfmniag proceedings, that we ever witnessed in pu-
liesesa

Oa Illieetday, the 9th of J f. then wee gives by the
eseriMilli of Loudon a beams, eseepli-
nest the Doke of Wellinton. Prier to the Maser, at
shwa he o'clock, hie Owes was presented with the free.
don et** City is • rid has, sod with the aglesdid sword
wish bed Una weed I MEL Oa delaatei the imam
Me. Oheabodela adainiamed the alba wed this salami
=the dlilsest seaden at ilia hls
lei staasall the sedge d the City orlars,
des, sal bed goodased thew idiestim et radio retitled'
I the iseidelps of Ibe empeentiess est the livery, of
whisk be bad be leilamed flaky die papas of his lo-
am ante. _ _ _

The—S—Sa Dabs, Mein bowl Is the Lied Napes and
the Chashadmial istrand his WO Ness ef the Isseaut
matured yea his by the City Bad sariballed the susses
of aL hie wisjeises to the ability with whet he was sup-
ported by his kalifrr sasses, sad to the shim sad dhei-
Oise of ids lisesthit Any, sad Ore af the Slim On
ressiviag ibressmile shed his skis sod spite with par-
dealer sassy, thawing hie roam b sapby it in the
anises! hiestessist sad his seaatiy, Anil it eau',
twee* My en Sat the road whh of the anion of
Swope its • }assent pass sitsaid be diesppointed.
The NAY Date thou leek Of his lowa sweat, gave tt to one
ef his side-dia-osays, and rephsall itity the Cis sword.
The worearemay was pealbnaed is the Osaseil
Chamber. At the Atha salnadly those us shod ea a
pedestal the lead of his Ones is white sthatis.
The Dubs sf Turk, Kest, Sawn, Sissessiss, Norfolk,
liewaten, gag all the cabinet skims Chard Sitistotith
O Misisepted), being auseabled, they us ressedad to the
ver l.
The with reiggilea west whelk with ihe hell, by
whish MIMS the assess ladies' wits WOO trammlied is
lbs islialles bud as opportunity ef tells palled with a
slabs of the Inter tie her ee nobly sappethmi the glory
ettasir eassaly both by sea sot IstaL The load is the
the
_resthisa, Sea, the
Seesinjoireirlerilaa...4slllt• dims was seavai up in
de sit wet • sent eempletevivis asst, aftwist-
is. eft sales, sad awry ether debar, of the wa-
wa. Aftlff.dianer, " Sea Media" wen gegg, sad the usual
Sew de were gives, with at erwerkee gin or he between

Lthe wane ogee sus ks the Doke of Welliegtoa pw
pawl die health of the lediaawhich wee received wits mot
nctrag a auseyor, is propeeleg the teat of Field Mantua
' the Doke of irfiumeMe, addreieed him easily is the fol-
lowing weeds

tvlialelgble gratifying visit of bk Royal Highness the'
Pekes ingest es this festive Ytleby ahem
seassigne sail renowned weivissi et nantraals
sea klatiener reesiketteen lisay—postesps all a '
evesliest the Balkh ben sees set seen midst the Inerelled
anew= ues aid immennts saeass. The regret
was niaima. bet paw unssesensble. the who can doubt
but the seak • -seesseender our awn breve aeries
deserved a etas lamas to Mende t • a egad be Ingra-
titude not le • saint* distf.ulrNe eassail aleries
achieved by self ens brave illalsisns genseal, whisk acme
koala tbe saamestien of pane ; visleeks est bestowed by
the sagebaii inseref fortune, bat lose by lb. noble per-
weddings Amy► shine demanteness, end bg bard con-
tra* serwaSwsia sisal Oak& of ens- -to skill,
and marais samewiedne & akar end though
every telbsle pease k dos to ere/
native bravery of our
own seldlere4' or wire avail wadi it ben proved
if It hid net bees directed end robed, even
to sunbeams. by the ruingeat" the per-
sond Take, sod the indelledigellie vigilance of
their greet essomander ? His Gam will allow me,
is the trams imp ibilow-eidesallesseure him, it is not in
by pesetas that we praise Wm mat, sad that in the ea-
tamest given to hiss this day, cep' d• an pretend to do
Mere than testify their elands ke anises rendered to
Ids emenatry, whit% is Maar seelmendem, net any honour
tam
thoureerni =2.dientie hem the people can more
His Gram, in reply, totally ditotaimed any peculiar
merits stacking to himself, but attributed it, under Divine
Providence, to the mammies of the nation, the wisdom
of hie Mejesty's couneds, the ears and attention of his
Royal Highness the Commandeoin Chief, and the brave
cooperating exertions of his fellows in arms, so many of
whom he felt highly gratified In seeing surrounding him
upon this oesaaion ; and above all, he said he bad the
tumour of commanding an army of Englishmen who lost
not an atom of the spitit of their country, and behaved as
Englishmen should do.
Towards the close of the evening a temporary staircase
wis opened Irons the galleries into the body of the hall, by
which the ladies descended, end passed round the whole of
the tables on the hustings, and every one bed the honour
of shaking hands with the immortal hero and the royal
dukes, and some of the younger ones were saluted by his
Urace. Nearly 700 ladies were in the galleries, most
superbly dressed. The emergence of the ladies afforded
one of the met splendid and gratifying eights that could be
imagined.