Star.
London, England, 1828-02-15 00:00:00

• Jo -
Itat onporoll.irss.
not slut pnrAtre that it was too .
'midair! !named, previous to the
'biest'by our fleet., there were leo r
1::',174. day. by their saying
ports, and their merchants and
Arnim as, to their 'safety, made a
CrOvro ;Prince, who replied that .
--cOtild:be nothing to fear, as he did
Ally in whom he had greater confit
oiiother and a more satisfactory
.the Vaasa might act. He alio
Alegi,. There was at the pct
piaci a league entered into by
reedpi,for the tranquillization of
ars; • Thus then the object of the
the
,putting dawn of pitacy and
-of the Mediterranean. After
InCeess, Tunis and Tripoli, Lord
*al of the English Fleet, appeared
'First the Dey appeared inclined to
lays were allowed him for consick
howeveri soon learnt that a
brad been perpetrated at Bona, a
from Algiers, in direct contradiction
proposals and he forthwith proce
The resoit of that attack was well'
the notice taken of it in the Prince
Majesty) speech upon the opening
Why,.th,t S,wech spoke of it in Of
" The hostilities to which I was
tion of the honour of the Country'l agais
giers, have been attended with the most
,”The splendid achievement of his ;
tints with a squadron of the -King of the
gallant and able conduct of Admiral Viscot
immediate and unconditional liberation of
then within the territory of Algiers, and to
Government of the practice of Christian sly
" I am persuaded that you wail be dull
of ah arrangement-t 6 interesting to hunianii
the manner lit which it had been accompli
on the British nation."

Such. was the languag!
flthe battle of Algiers,
such language might wit
we little alteration haw;
atibleveinent of N varin --1
thOanuage .of the {at(
mooed-oe Vote of. Thank
braise associates foe the gal
charasteAisecttliftlishit
•itibtir 'to Greatolltitain, it
Ilea!* with peculiar pleasure,
of Holland in the comp 1q
benefit not to ambition, b!
Inanity. And cold& any'
-ate pie• -battle' of Nat
went on ,to-aay,. that althi
!iciest in eltlll;yekby.tb.eir nut
were formidable. and to be
perseveraace, skill and courage,
appropriete to the battle of Ne
that he (Mr. Hobhouse) remembered
occasion was seconded 'by 'a
man, who declared it to be f
prise, and in a good cause."
as he th.-n ptonlfted In be, was, a
*ear, heat what had beeiniiet
.characteritroil fire bittle" of 'Algiers,
tnot pretend to say—(Cheers and ea,
of Navarin and" Algieri• were •
that, the promising•YoUng Gentleman,
the former as " a noble 'enterprise, a
good cause."—(Htir, belt t) There
wound* at •Afgiiti thanlrt Naito'
the nature
y of the resistance aed
to di; 'The 116tIon
tcousaerltion find or had tioi rl
With it policy luck nothing to do
quoted, he cool& not conceivt
opinion upon the
to bud out What plausible cam
tion. To discover it he had ci
House, but not one was able
be thought he hit_ upon the ui
be bad round a hint in the speeth
*tertian ( Air. lt..Grant) whit!
objection. It hid been said b'
that it won't) not be aditsable
while acgueittions were pent
ready tsi admit that that might
of the:treety.oethe battle !Afoul
at all to do, with his resolution.
the anbject Oche Gallant Admiral',
those who- empowered him,
is v, sad certainly did not appear
duet,and.therefote they could
formation. If it was said the
answered, that that was uo faul
was the fault of those who •
The conduct of Sir E. Codrini
great blame or for great.etalOgi
hiM as they said, ha(
it,iKiar but tommou justie I
ke.:l9ltittecr. But eta be
posit vale al' thanks, that the
a measure would exasperate '
some Trey good and Hone
that House, that the indigo;
excited •by such a proceedbx
who. intinWed. in loch feat
tbn Aotbit. of reading Abe debat
Newspapers tbai the
allow be himself had been in '
time shier he was there, yet
every'btstli.lied latterly beard
diet; in Xttow anything it all
of ihari HouW-(Latighier).'
with. hut one mist, actiiittly'bi
an fi)iglish House of Cowin
hued. ir). Suet', hh irsturedr't
Atieitid Terk'w'al6 Ali Paella
-wre•ito be itiikkig to a
talltlgrent iini,•shour astir 110)
thltth bit shat Whigs ittiat4d
rillbOlieltey by plating vo
a little ridlculons. He: not
to azatrerate tbe Grand'
Alaiesty s • SPeech. He rillitt
Was-not. such a trios triosapplleti t
the master of countless million!
Doge, to use,ncl SO Caotiliar ate
thinteould, after the battle ti
perm* the Grand Signior—(l
to any Gentleman who was .
oat 4Mbassadufs and all wl
from, the, vast. show the Putt,
much amore likely he would befit,
of.tbanks liaising that House--
asis diffieulty to be apprehended
thing
.:Itich we bad to gu tril
name. to the Grand Sultan
htetreinrch and the Austiian
frOni the fulfi)nient
It (hire was any thing to be apspreh•
that.Houti, but from' a courier
Gentlemen opposite, and thole
veyance was necessity, io ti
that were once took eight nf,
the Vote of nob he 'show
of including the Vrincli end 1
thiprecedent of Algiers and soh*
that one of the greatest and most gibrioirs
bad possessed, was the power of bestowi
eentatives, her thanks upon those wfr
Winced her own particulsr interests, or .
sod humanity in general. It was the
Entry where freedom ruled, and the
atadered es imable in the eyes bf fort-.
from those who having wrought out their
batter able to appreciate the noble at
14•111) To cinder an honour in such
tkilkselves, and he most sincerely belt.
'or"! Amity called for such a tribute—(
*WI.* Thaaki of that House ought
thbetbet ought not to be given on ever
beriY Ito that to withhold them when

*Tort .irss. to
hair saying t
it iris too .w
revious to the
re were leo D
hants and ovi
ty, made a re
Tlied that fr.
tr, as he did
treater confide
atisfactory pr
He alluded
at the period
into by sev
iillization of
object. of the
piracy and t
I. After vi
1011, Lord Ez
t, appea.red o•
1 inclined to •
for considera
learnt that a
t Bona, a plac
contradiction
:It with ptocee.
k was well kn.
the Prince K
the opening o
:e of it in these
I was compelled
motif* against th
itb the most corn
sent otf his Mai-
!. -King of the
Admiral Viscoun
al liberation of a
Algiers, and to t
of Christian slave
will be duly sensi
King to humanity
been accomplish
age in which
~ and it appe
with the turn'
we been applie
1—(1-leAr, heat
ate Lord Cat
anks to Lard
gallants jr
4jcvelnent
and said that
ire, our fleet C.
action of a' t iu
, but to ciriltis
ny language b
avarin ? But
lthough the en
somber, int their
be conquered onl
rage. Again, 13 •
Navarin than me
ntembeted that
a •young sand ye
• "a noble enterp
Time younkan
vs, be recolleated,
beennie•so..„( hfin
•Aliiers ,151 - (
rs and laughter.)
,ere 'tacitly para
entleman, as his
rprtse, a brilliant
Mire were 're
Naitartu ; but he
cd.aituoinit of the I
In really was, wh
reflected honour
do ;`and after t
ive how there c •
Se subject. He b
tense could be ur
conversed with is
e to assist hint. •
undiscovered pois
speekh of an Hu
hich; . followed ou
I by that lion. and.
ale tbentertain the-
aoding. And he i
iht be a very good
iould out be disco
on. The House
dmiral's conduct.
.of those who h
appear a little inch.
alai not possibly r.
to instructions oug
fault of Admiral
a refused to prod
drington must be
'ulogium; 'and sin
had the proper
:ice that he shout
I been said, in •o
the House Of Co
ate Tut key. • He
muurable -Gentle.
;nation of the Po
ding. But he ap
Cs imagined. that
ebates of that H
the Turks folio.
in Turkey, and .
yet ;he " march. o
and so much,
alt about newspap •
I.‘ Disilig his stay
but dne 'lurk, tvh
anions, 'or What •
,chlsr House was
Ista himself.—(He
• a Turk—aye, an
House and its v.
td ; and, therefo
i ydte of thanks
tow found a muc
1' Ssignor, in a
%fled to the to
al to the ion' and
Mons, one who
r alert\ as Ancient
le of Navarin had
—(Hear, and laugh
ss .aware of the in
who went in thei
Note made of his
d bciincenscd by fa
oust—(clear and
hended from a vo
trd against,was no,
xi and the Reis Eff
elan Coutt imagine
it Of the Treaty w
be apkrehended, It
courier froM A
thole around him
be siceisoful in
tf, then In:deed triu
100111
.piopiise, he
and soMe occurre
and most slorimn
power of bestowin
'pun those who
✓ interests, or Lilo
al. It was the g
ruled, and the h
eyes bf foteigne
wrought out their
the noble achieve
colour in such cas•
pa sincerely batty
loch a tribute-0
it House ought 11..
Se given on every
old them when di