The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-18 00:00:00

REWARDS AND HONOURS.

In addition to the before-mentioned marks ofdistinc-
tion, the departed warrior was the object of all the
lhomage evidenced by the subjoined gifts and testi-
111°Ilials

The
to hi Domain of Strathfieldsaye, in Hampshire—presented
of 9111 bY the nation, having been purchwd with the sum
obillmng °O,OOO/., voted in 1815, for the express purpose of
a mansion and estate to be settled on the Duke-
co°i4,l4-. la° possession of this magnificent property was
of----..tional on the yearly presentation, on the 18th June,
grace
tricolour flag to the British Sovereign. By this
1.11 +lfni arrangement it so happens that there always hangs
b we Armoury at Windsor Castle, two little silken
haeita-ttere—the one in commemoration of the battle of Bien-
oth,' Trer the bust of the Duke of Marlborough—the
th -"11 commemoration of the battle of Waterloo, over
e bust of the Duke of Wellington.
reThe Bronze Statue of Achilles, in Hyde Park—subscribed
'or by the ladies of England, between 1819 and 1821, and
ected in 1822 on the Waterloo anniversary.
° f-Par/javtentary
Grants, first of 100,000/., and afterwards
altogeth 400,000/ " making'
just half a million of money
er.
estLa Belle Alliance was presented to the Duke (as the
the King of theaxle Nelan.
The Waterloo Prize Money, amounting to 60,0001., as
the share of the Commander-in-Chief.
Saxony-Dessert Service, presented to him by the King of

half Silver Plateau, thirty feet long, and three feet and a
(Zbroad, lighted by 106 wax tapers, the whole of ex-
isite design and workmanship, given to him by the
1.23 g of Portugal.
b ellantrey's Statue of the Duke—an equestrian one in
1.'2132e—erected opposite the new Royal Exchange.
Btecies Equestrian Statue of him, erected opposite the
-'egigter House, Edinburgh—a magnificent production.

~,,I,l7Yatt's Statue, raised on the Green Park Arch, repre-
-o,ling the hero on his favourite horse Copenhagen—the
NIA of the statue being 30 feet, and the cost 30,0001.
of
-4 Stone Statue raised to the Duke in 1848 in the Tower
London.

thehei, Waterloo Chamber at Windsor Castle, containing
:lanksgiving portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence.
-"'Ene nrellingtan Shield which cost 7,0001., silver gilt, was
bande bY Stothard, and presented to the Duke by the
and merchants of the City of London. _
Atu i"
litan ciPer° 81cord presented to his Grace by the Metropo-
orPoration.

rioAtisgocklonstßrureguet Wa
to Watch—a"mont
Ferdinand.t ion—given him by
de
y the Spanish
o
anis'h.k
Ring

Besides the fore • gifts,almost incalculable
during %iprnogtsr,a
profu-
sion of others
--w c 1 downan u on the victorious hero
showered
princes
P vYatae individuals, and munici-
palities. Among these, or nadded to them,
eettnepdesereronrses ofe P presents from senates,
were pensions,
Plteaus busts, statues' grants, gold and silver shields, or
and
ornaments, gold and china services, diamond stars
lu Y
vane
other
jewels of ever ' t b ' des cri description and defy-
g enumeration. y,
afaing
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WELLINGTON'S AND NAPOLEON'S CAMPAIGNS.—DUTing
some months past, as the public may well remember,
there has been opened, in the vicinity of Waterloo-place,
an attractive panorama of scenes of the various cam-
paigns of the Duke of Wellington. There is now,
We,.. are rejoiced to observe, a companion panorama on
the eve of its first night's display, representing some of
the more remarkable passages in the career of Napoleon
-- a series which cannot fail to be interesting to thou-
sands in this country, and, none the less, we may
add, because of the association of those incidents with
our historical recollections of the Duke of Wellington.
The last-mentioned Exhibition is announced to open at
85, in the Quadrant, somewhere about Christmas, and
will comprise the following eighteen subjects of repre-
sentation :-1. Napoleon and his Marshals ; 2. Toulon;
. Arcola ; 4. Embarkation at Toulon for Egyp
nt ; 5.
Battle of the Pyramids ; 6. Battle of the Nile ; 7. Cros-
Battle
idg the Alps ; 8. Marengo ; 9. Coronation ; 10.
ISII of Austerlitz ; 11. Jena ; 12. Wagram ; 13.
100 '36coNv ; 14. Passage of the Beresina ; 15. Water-
villel6. View of Paris in 1815 ; 17. The Prince de Join-
bringing the remains of Napoleon from St. Helena;
18. The Interment in the Chapel of the Invalides. A
those
series of paintings such as must contrast admirably with
already exhibiting in reference to the career of
he Duke of Wellington.