The King’s speech 236 Earl St. Vincent 237 Lord Grenville 238 Honourable Mr. Ward 239 Mr. Ponsonby 240 Mr. Whitbread 240 Mr. Perceval 242 Vote of thanks to Lord Wellington opposed by the Earl of Suffolk 244 Earl Grosvenor 244 Earl Grey 244 Marquis Wellesley 244 Lord Grenville 247 General Tarleton 247 Mr. Whitbread 248 Pension voted for Lord Wellington 248 Opposed by Sir Francis Burdett 249 Mr. Whitbread 250 Mr. Wilberforce 251 Mr. Canning 251 The Common Council petition against the pension 252 Marquis of Lansdowne 254 Lord Holland 255 Marquis Wellesley 257 CHAPTER XXVIII. Supineness of the Central Junta 264 Romana refuses the command 266 Montijo and D. Francisco Palafox imprisoned 266 Attempts to produce a false confidence 267 Scheme of Count Tilly 268 The Junta announce their intention to remove 270 Murmurs at Seville 272 Invasion of Andalusia 273 The French pass the Sierra Morena 274 False hopes held out to the people by the Central Junta 274 Instructions to Alburquerque 275 Insurrection at Seville against the Central Junta 277 Saavedra takes upon himself the temporary authority 279 The French enter Seville 279 They overrun Andalusia 280 They push for Cadiz 281 Alburquerque’s movements 282