The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-02-06 00:00:00

taws beta *wide me Lorn sad Ga%tie. mutt*
lickightiedan dee omits it those who Nave
eorefever* suety whom The pantie of
teenise seeeen. the .I)ourn, wan axidbit•
whirl' 'arta the elitift Newell with av'toulalv-
meld. (Hear I hear • You hare marked your
arilet of *MilWary fume, and 'hair now heti your
name for aver in the annals of your cousuria by
I your conduct in the glorious and hard-fought bat-
tle OfTilaireil. ("car / hear I) The great Com-
itsoodestt udder when, you fought. has been honour-
ed by His Minty with a title which posterity will
behold With tindoubtedapprohation. (Hear! hear !)
It fonds no small pert of year merit, that you were
chimeO by him, as the companion of his councils.
and conferred wish. apart the subject of Imo coin-
prehertinve and victoitcus operations. I am
now to sire you the ThiL.ks of ti is House, fur your
con.luct WllOll the 27th and YBlll of July. at the
memorable battle of Talavera. which was followed
by a signal defeat en the part of the enemy."
Gelieral STf M•II.T. in reply, acknowledged his
.high sense of the distinguis•ied honour just cou-
feiTed upon hits, but reweited much t::at he was
not surrounded by Ilia galisitt bavahrr oeficer., who
deserved the thanks more than he dirt. ( !fear !
hear!) lie expressed his greed zeal in the servire,
and dad not think that z. al could he better direct-
ed. than by following the example, es chi:sly as he
could. of toe great man under whom he had fought
at Tabover% Who. UpOW that OCCSsi 1111 l MS well MS
UIIIOW all °then, had proved himself an ornarnent to
has country and a teeter to the foe. (!fear! hear!)
Lo.d CAI.TLIIRE4I4H moral. th.at them should be
laid Maine the House a return of the taanalties of
the army lately employed in the expedition to the
Scheldt ; also a tonna of the expense of the es.
pt iMtem..se far as cosh! be ascertained. He did
sot set. that any putt of the torrespointenve between
the Comussaldeowit-Chirf end the Secretary of
Slats was published. new that between the Secre-
tary and the Medical Department ; he wished to
know whether it was iu the contemplation of Go-
.rernworny thatit should be laid before the Donee ?

Mr, Paste/est observed, thatt the CORetflenol.
eisoonlhaded Mi was propstiov sod he hoped to
imninatio his 'potter to ley it tie/ore the /Leon to-
:minnow,' tiepin ewe notice. that he onolit move
• Air sti.AMsemi to We 111idesty, ow Thu:Airy next,
Preying *espies of the rontrouninstious end re-
rworontolso of • Atestria to this country, previous
io thr • xiirdittog. _

Mr. Ssieetwow gave *mice. dust he woled sub-
mit s ovation' %NM thl subject tif the ettforeetnent of
s 'etetertilif widff It was hie intedtioo td hays
wadi the .tuatioh.lhat *Wit, het.'issitlesetandiag
that a ito ice was reeesesry. he defers-est lib pantose
to to-swans, whim be would lotii* it the
House..
'Mr. cities* morsel few tapirs of letters from
Mows! Sir It. Switches and- Admiral Lord Gam-
bier. which was agreed to.
Mr. Weirrootias gave ontiet, that he would
move to-morrow far certain returns of the Stamp-

Ma. Lummuotou brought up the Report of the
Cotonou,. at Ways rod Mein, which was trail a
dnt mud 'teased time, sad the Resolution agreed
to.

Sir mown Near**, postponed hi• motion re-
sprains the Etsbruiensent • Bill to TharAley
per.

On the motion of Mr. [ltem's, the Revr.ion
Bill was re... 1 w tirpt owl socoutl thine, and ordered
In he committal.

The farther uneaderatian of the Ways and Mesas
was deferred Vi'eriaeorisy next.
SINECURE PLACE%

Mr. FULT.l4:llluk4ktugiisk;romi*rd motion
spots the inject of .inecure places. reed two pa-
ragreph• from the Itenort of the Committee of
Finance upon that subject. which sp..ke of pen-
sad places partakilig of the nature of pen-
pions, wittmut enumerating them, rod those who
het.' them. Ile aiseed (Ige said) that the Com-
mittee bad spoken out for!y and candidly, that
early Mill its Eugland might know what was the
nature of thovs place'. As it had not done so, lie
begged leave to subunit • motion, in the nature of
su iii.triortion. to the Committee, that they should
• n rewt what they were, sod ht whom they were held.
It there SA AM anyodium attached to the hissenne.ait rely
the Committee ought to take it off of individuals.
, Ile hail ito valtsy, (Owl knew it); he hail never put
honor{( forward even in youth upon such occasions,
hecionsehe was Ores& well provided for and want-
rd !;' —lf the Hon. Gentleman
,temposite. the OW, 10411 of the Cmuinittee to which
he alluded, *mild tale it out of his hands, he heal
ro vanity. eild would resclay relinquish it. If they
wanted to take credit to themselves they should
state every thing bin sly owl w idely. lie would be
lead they would relieve flint from this task, which
they voila execute an much better.

" %Wife status's taw•es exam ipsaseauvia"

11e. PYRCF:VAL raid, that there was a Committee
already isppoipted upon the subject, sad that it had
setuati made its report to the [louse. It was fur
the ileum itself. barium received materials from the
Coimuittee, to exercile it. ittllKtteettt IN to the ex-
tent of the abolition which it would be itecevaary
to make. An Hon. Carn.l.inaii opposite had given
notice of re,olutious to that elteat, he had himself
'even notice of resolutions also, unit it troohl he
at the option of the lion. t;rot. abet had made the
to do the rame ; but the flints', he was per-
wooled, would ant ref r it hark to a Committer,
%%hi. h h.ttl Aready discharged its duty arcurattly.
—(llear ! hear

IIASIIIrIt 0140. that if the [footle had confi-
dence in its Cum tier, it *mild ma du well tt, fet-
ter tn.: tt ustli p.irticular artirut ttmei. He had re•
s4led that once befoie, as far 14 he war able. If
Iv, a the nature sn~_eatrd by
tin• 110 unlrsl,le llentl.an Were g. yeti, the Cl./111.
m tlue r ultl do nothing in the present Sestenti, but
rx miLar rri‘irt.er as to those plaits s. He 'bought
it es-metal that a principle should be established,
at fl the one, for which he contended, thong!, uti•
st:crtt.t.foilly in the Committee, etas, that ruieture
idfit es ought to be ahelished. Ile ireieted ohpor,siy
on the expetelteticy of ernimmising, It ttttt cittl
ther than by detail, sod refrrirsl lo Mr. liurke's
rteech, cositi•matinit of tint, doctrine.
Mr. LAIICF4f€R deeiseed, that lie oss one of
those who sitit.titet,l the Hot,. 11;enilemait's principle;
if it sr*. &byte& Mme nth.,r *vide of reotrileng
potatie orrvurs should hr adopted. He rceom•