Star. — London, England, 1804-03-28 00:00:00

' 3 ~ plata.l eriz.f) be, arias 61 PINS of *WM, I. sevalitior *sr lON .11_11111111 * /Cy yin widiii... ei l nt w ilaira fte r ill e ' onth:d f ied. be read a Istiest It • - 18 Oa **Sion to th e . br relating ito dia l Worfer which Wen pidkd in a Ml_, •, co. Maws' ;bat this la bat a ury MI. Illmbed Sow of the fable& Whim I pile shalgies of die Velma= Ads, . I atoona *di do it. alibis elbadlas ea ilia other Saillbtar Which ~his Mojelly's Goveremeat have 0i15.4 for lopportios. or defiling !ippon bolo s of brat. which it is the °Wee of the •4 to ia• is ruder as Waist as the oaten of tech a sad the principles of its Mitotic*, am Ml admit : rad before I star upon th e &sib af other sedans of &born which dm Om , osiseot he. provided. I teal, ay Lon* that say be 'flowed as make a Acre obfervetloa on 61 Este* of I tight, which I have ever tittlerbood to be bibs's is the porton veiled with the eseentive power of thp Stag-1 mean that prerogative *babes is doe Cam% of calling forth - the ferric* of all awl*, perils is the comary.apea Sioel ja Lar mas s. or s appreheaboa of it. This right. my d 'p bar w* to be se of the adefm prereitatives Wes Wag of this biagelam I sot a prerogative of ea 2***b. bat tbkoserable in every pan of our t sad I owa, the it was with mach alioniih impel heard it costrovuted ea a farmer by a Noble Earl as an opp . ofite bench. I lb bops. sy Lards, that there es not a perks b the Swim tolerabl; acquainted with the Coullitution, who as steno* a doubt, that the rireiple con vulsed In the preamble of the protein Silt namely— f That it is the undoubted right of his Way In re quire the fervices, upon certain . einergencies. of all cooks ',his people,' is wit • principle coeval with the aarliell pan al our hiftory, and which, on many oceatiosh has received all dte weight and authority, dimz do fauflinst Of King. Loris. and Commons, sold give it. It is upon that prerogative, which. I .....d r itia. trw. was mot be contclied at this day, that the Cc- Ad of a former Baum was framed, If,that Ad the peek* Voilunteer Bylicrn holds -a mow meafave. aritin. But before L go Innis do atation of this Bill, I beg leave, my Ilwalsisse "dein to as lebfcreerino made by a Noble ow (Lewd Gesville). , Thor am& as he admir ed do Valatestras, sad dit loyal and patriotic (pith' kb, w lut.li they were *Boated, yet be sever coald to . Peramillst vomilula I whim" they Zi a edelliolt4 l the extent sad quantity of Wfdoiechep amid efea is a given dose. and that or lhoet as polikle, ',herb dug NUM look for so certain msd andlinoble subs. himeniots I a pattion the molt denting:ll ; 43ode, ne im Udine arm!, then their ohleit be to,' psi PR the Metropolis, or to get, if peC Mead Come of Tout great naval arfatals, for the of deboymg them. To defeat a fudden irr lots of that MA I know no force fo Competent 1 as :1. at of q regular force, or fonxething nearly ap proaching to the headinefs and order of its difci plisse. of slat Ypeeies of force I conceive the Vo. bangers to be. and I am warranted in tot opinion by the judgment of many experienced military 016. cers, that for the purptife of refilling fudden attack, or a forced march to an important point, they piers decided advantages over an irregular force. I am aware, my Lord., that many perfons sifts of great 'military information bare recommended that the Volooteers &cold only be employed as a defultory force, and that to qualify them for that it would be advifable that they &mild unlearn every thing they bad acquired in the way of military difciphoe. I do not fee how that could be well done with prudence or fafety. confidering . the crills in which we are placed, and, I think, it will be mute judicious to take the fyllern as it at prefent is, with all the difad vantages that may appertain to it. We all allow that the principle in itself is good ; and where the advantages are numerous and apparent, and the dif advantages not great, I think that by adopting the Wiens, fuch as it is, we bell provide for the inters& and Lfety of the hate. ['he Bill for the regulation of that fylless is now before the Houle, and I ilsall trefpars but a little time longer on the patience of Noble Lords, while I call'thelr attention to P. few of the elaufes in it. [The Noble Lord here made a few obfervatioos on the digerent clinics relating to the exemptions, the right of relignation, and the eke lion of officers.] I will not deny, my Lords, that there are very great anomalies in this Bill, brit, not- Isithftanding, I conceive that the fafety of the eons try may be fo etientially provided for by it. that I iloold hope it, she principle at lean. may meet with no great opprifit ion to this Honk.. We are so confider that she Vohusteet force is of that oature, that it will advance in impttoresnent every day, and that corn skringthe different material. iii olikh it is conspofed, by no means (edified with the 'ettplei be had beard maintained, that the Ream to wen lonely meant to rank esermohnseeteole fooffilos al by laws and that the Complies alluded to could not have soy 'ilea on the law of the cafe at this moment. His Lordihip was pniondrag at fool length, when he was wise called to order lay th e Earl of Miami and Lord HOBART. No Lord ihip, how. ever, declared his intention of availing bitted(' of a flooding Order of the Houle, which the Cnek lid be had a right to do if he chat. Lord EU.ENBOROUGH explain nal es. forced his former arguments. Lord KING oppofed the 801, se being ma of the moil prominently Wilford of all the shied ommeires of the mferit Matey. He agreed win Lord Caer narvon in thinking, that it w s a s it i i:2 prerogative of the Crowd to all out any • date of the people, bat thought, in the of an invilloo, thin every perfoo in the country was liable to be called out. Lord BORINODON did not approve of the Bill altogether, but as it contained fume necefary regu lations, he &mid not owe, the filmed reading. The Binop of LLANDAFF raid, that be had heard a profurion of rdetions on the incapacity of the prefent Minillers. It was not his intention to inquire, nor was he well qualified to determine, what foundation there was for Inch a charge. He thought the prefent a period of the turnoff dig cuty. requir. ing every exertion, and the rum and unanimous junction of every bean and every hand in the king. dom. The prefent Cyders, fo far from being algurfl or poerile, he regarded as ooble, as difficult of ex ecution, but one which, if percevered in, he had no doubt would have a glorious and fuccef , fill it rue.— We did not in the preTant Voluoteer fyiteae fee a( ferobled a tribe compofed of the *life of fociety- 4 the very off-feowerings of the rabble. Our fafety was not to be entrulted to hired thins, intereiled by no tie either of love or gratitude is pqr flinty. No. —lt was committed to the voloistery a rd Illogaani moss exertions of our fellow skims. every ;Kohl. lion and of every rank in the State, and eager to Rand forward in defence of their own and our Ives ni t and liberties. In facia a Ca how could pre dot* of Inners I Did we want sddidonal Dumber of man f Let his Mojeßy ex that prerogative which till the peeling night he hod never heard difpused,, - 14.14 4 - 1110fardid - dXrl m Oi ssi tieen • power .„ . . rift the tool* wise . ;pot objeSiesehie Dew of tisk clisaff. wasCh die soi.canlei sa Pfrlathe Pre pay and into The LO C L l O4 defamed. that it the y gaellitms to be declthd would bes the provilkoilee . sbe exert& of the peva gave was proper or englistadosal Lerd.GßENVlLL.Weriflitdr be sniderhed. 3 Ye *jay were to do white this desk bin to Sob be, er•sadew his odiArsis; vseOWlreTh 7 oesilieedeseßy. The loafs was couplet* moor lhotiend, sod prepelbd an giTe a power to dm Crowe, mere Erbium data asp that ever was nee ailed le ba The LO RD CHANCELLOR steamy peemestilogso tied by him. eoiatioa that poi , he aaderilood the nature of the •z s ob jiaion, be lboald give to it all dna which Ina doe to the quarter from le tors sad the Wee* of the public, which the quo isi, volved. • Eari SPENCER declared, that be bad oe ownity to the volunteer Wien. He was Mahal a veibeateer, and had been fo Soca the year t s i bat mbar he had to complain of was, the of the prelim Miniliers b who had medalled the asalter in filch a way as to cattle it to interfere with the regular lervice. He alluded of courfe so the Lnrd HOBART entered into a viedica exeal lt s ithe meifitres adopted by Adminifiratioe with rega rd to the Volunteers, and contended, that altho ugh it was impoffible but that tome parts of Co tom icated a fyltan might be liable to objeEtion ; yet, upon the whole, there was a force created greater than this Country had ever known, and capable of frustrating any attack that could be made upon it. He conclud ed by briefly Cumming up the force of the Country, which he contended was fully adequate to meet the daitgas with which we were threatened. The Duke of MONTROSE thought it was int poffible, without the greats. danger to the Coollitu- Sion, to hem a force equal in eumbir to the Voiunrcers I in say other way than by leans of Bich Volunteer Service. He was of opiates that the Volunteers were capable of §eing rendered very efficient ; ite *glanced feveral Corps to Bee lard which Pad en b declared St to be brigaded frith imolai tro He objr'leti to the ransoms as a rapt of the Volunteer i • :7 - , . . . • timed was wegia.l in hini. Da 11.1111111MIIIESIMMICEMmeaerr e - condmt to their babe aiployed is sty -.. . which e-was eon %se * " er tai r tA s. e "a - i • coach. 1 [ha dal ovalebliask I. elle larr ',1...ea.... 16 P l "' than at ea asailiarY.feree*.in wbiels •. 7 . _ . fe • '" - • ls you_ wow hogs"? Pat i s mat mon l in t ries asses emus, i ~,„, ' hoes sad faddlelarfe, and train them Tor the pur. no dolt I liot that tbey wadd twine '. . ~. . l a w ' I 41.1 4 ; 4 .' • - .• of war. Idea mot in fiech ameitt acies g a thiTER•sisidVARNISTIF.MOUIDgt 8 I.; immeg ri. f ini Tseal4hla vuombe la nosy ; is thisalaibialliadissinedsastseptirdee.er fOrt ibat io. obrio . ,till dsoo loiif loisea lli 41 4armar liiramis aves se i .. ,,,,.,: r .. !, a i . : . _,.... suesu , tit jike. " 4 ion : .• ... Ls.. ma . ge t .., lectsa ir eatiswa your i• Lentosips this Houk tatil i ami .dOlt babser it se ba t t- ing. .. me d Od om bob *lefts iesslesdi I sever b r eaded. that the v _,,,,,,.„, ), fr. . . . 7 A 40. 1 • •-....., c i dise lba to dine *el " a l l " 111441 in le °4ll r uid alit i als Mr ". f il aid sz 1.411"..1 *Ow tit lo ollY "page' doss as u , r 1 ♦ i _____? !.art Y- - irdy LA.. sot+ Itassiew solid Wawa sodas swims Posses WM *dm ad .._ __APlribe ewe V o l e is eall is aid that ,b & N ag a 1 :11 15 lick ‘ k would tins bulbs Itle VIM I BIN sidle did rft P. F. 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MIM/ go l lttlli' ovt*Oxi ._, • , ea .Th 7 1 fi de bas siti - • his • -.- . . - : r, Or.! ef force are Web** isatwieses tram Where ato my Mite% lid dlttbee et* . , '''' **' war beeasmapretsweedowd cos *sly be tensissted back, and espierheryiletity • . • ?" l or -7 - --- v•"'"""' •- 3 . -•-•.' brAdiseefoss of *Awn ior one fan. sty body, N od pi nt widb the oloadir•I . • 4 tligwebetied pif doe .pra, . err ell , '• • "-- Wier/ see. is which 140 y nay prawn pretest rake aar @Weeds= es • tie . le ~ .isse .411.110•;* 1".. I tZA: le. gala& 1$ 'here I wilr. ecbsowledo the saardess. die d 6sroselloes of this ROL I refs emsely, 0.1110111 dye 41 1 01147 161 • /...0.0- • *4 6 01 1 16 . g at: illit ile dWith .n6 6.1* eglaair• gads lera• of ea anted alluded to by the Noble Ear% fertbe purport 4 tr‘ ri te4test eselliso ac mho. or. kesittre he ... -, r predate - the elude; declaring what I eadabooll s he law to be as to i way tideldyf tbe prepret 41s y elf thiglaak., . • *-- ' " '. 1 i laiiih e mo g ow t h, l l b. mg as Pa re lli felliesif to 'the dilreslitare sad easibi. particular point, sad I ask I have fatisfsed bites es but • ash be orubdi to late die .or kit nP I / 4 ft :31.6 14 ' s o o t s * ' 7--- "" - ' s- '- - lima . _._ ; seem. let _the easy did we well as other Noble Lords." could amnia to make a The Earl of CAERNARVON &dared iskeled lailit the liiiwbas-3 s 1"1". eill" Car 01 Kt' lo rrolooke to fee that ttl am iniend ' r.a 7- . 11.!_......- A.: - ... -- ..1.4.1.0.A A. nA as.aaa fatilfsad with the seabed*. be had itord PLINVILIA Jo otralPlA°°talid!**3.3"