The Sun.
London, England, 1809-03-28 00:00:00

EAST INDIA MUSE,

Morth 22, 1809.
TirE COURT ofDIRECtORS gf the UNITED
COMPANY of. MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trod.
EAIST INDIES do beteby give Nolice,

That at thr Quarterly, general Court of the said Company, ap-
pointed to he held at their How, in Leadtnhall-street, on Wednes-
diy next, the 29tb inst. at Ekven &Voce lit the Forenoon, Remit,.
tient of the Court of Diseaors of the its but, and this day, that an
elssistant Military Secretary be appointed for eonduaing the
Military Correspondence with India, Under the superintendanet
of 111 r, ;Fright, the Auditor, and

! That Two Assistant Secretaries he appointed In the De .#
meat of the Examiner of Indian Correspondence, under the raper.
intends ice of the Examiner, with the Salaries therein specified,
Iwill be laid before the GeNerafrouri for their appfohation. in con.
fwytify to the 17th and sills Seniors of the 64 Chapter of
:be Company's Bye Laws.

The Court of Direßor r do further give ?slake, That at the
s.tid General Court,a Plan for ftrming a Seminary for the Edu-
cation of Cadets for the Artillery and Engineer Corps in the
Company's Service, instead of :web Cadets being educated at
the Aga! Military Acaelenty at Woolwich, as bents/are, and the
appointment of Colonel Madge to be the-Examiner of those Cadets,
with the allowame 3pireifird in the said Plan, will alsO be laid
hejOre the General Court for their- approbalton, its conformity to
the 17tb and 18th Scubas of the 61h-Chartr of ,the Ccmpatv's
Bje

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The Kill -ot -Livzitiont. observed, that if the
Ncible Earl had pato tildi a:tetjriun.to the Papers on.,
the 0)10, he c'on.vssii!s,l to
.m •: tN,!".tovied,
upigt them, it could nut nave Vt,q;Ziped th.t they
contai •ed its wucts intormatitm rcvecting tti objeCt
of inquiry a, could. be prt.,curi d trout
.the instruc-
tions tie had now moved. He had botore observ:d
that never had such voluminous productions been,
as on this occasion , of any fernier Expedition, laid
befell. the House. But it seemed Are greater the
quantity of them produced,' the more vorteions
were Noble Lords for more. They seemed to justify
the French saying, that L'rippelit viol en man.
&ant." But, indepetakin 01 tii Objelition, there
was another arising front practice and precedents on
such occasions. It . was altogether unusuil to-'pro-
duce .the ,instru6tions of Government to Ministers
on foreign stations.• These instructiobs often re-
ferred ..to contingent cases, and to matters which, in
every respeta, it. woeld be improper/ to lay before
Parliament, and make :matter Of public discussion
and notoriety.
Lord GREY differed widely from the Noble. Earl '
as to precedents and practice on such occasions. He
should beg leave to remind the House, that on a
variety of recent occasions such itistruaions had,
been bid before the Hotse and made public.
should only refer to the in“rnetions sent to our
ulster 'at Vienna during the negOtiatiens that pre-
ceded the fatal battle of Attsterlitz.' As to the real
causes of the disasters of the campaign or the diffi-
culties and the privations experienced by the British
troops on their entrance into and march through
Sp
Spain, it. was impossible for the Polite to form an
adequate
idea of them, without tht prodatTicin of
the papers. moved for by bis Noble Friend. •
The Earl of Livsaroot„ in explanation, contend-
ed, that every comfort and incility had been atford
ed to lite troops that had marched into Spin under
Gen. Hope; hatever difficulties or dislippoint twins.
the column under Gen. Boird was exposed te, alter
its landing at Corunna, arosetnore,trom the nature
of the country, than from rosy utiwillin!;netts on the
part of the inhabitantsoo provido them with every
means and facilities in.thei; power.'.
Atter borne explanation WI ween the arl of Liver-
pool, Lord Rosslyn, and Lord Chey, the iitiestion
was put on this motion, aa,t negatived. .
the course of the coliversAinti,

The Earl of BucKition S llth. I enewed the ex
pression of Ills anßiety to iyio w %viva mea-urea had
been adopted by his AVl.l.l,.:Niy's
respea to the Naval. EQI CO 81)d Arsenal at
Ferrol. He not, however, now, pcess auy
question tat the subjea.