Star. — London, England, 1806-04-04 00:00:00

bin he thought IPArirmsmelfures might he applied to diminith the evil I and, above all. by getting abetter deferipti..n mcn into the lervice. His convietion was, that it would improve the difcipline. Then came the ftihjett of defertion. But if the Noble Lord qpprifite ( Zariletesgli) would examine into the Rate of a recent Aft, he would find term- than woe- fifth of the number raifed, had &fated. He Ihnuld petind risen enter further upon that point. This !elm* of At erwiequences of planing that vicinus While fid4raying by high bounties. The cbjellion korthisitioadaime of lattice, which Teemed to him to bwibint.stCoptight, was that refeeiling foreign and en !heist iitytrititosind this was:particularly important in 114116datirage a Jiritilh army. ~But.it mull ire admitted, 00101.4 1 1‘tillirraion was a &Giant nue,. and gave time t*,f o r ' mi,o, of - mockes of nbviat ' c veriety .ref td athlitintial deteroiined narrow the is i that cools! !Elnor were of the Eail illy was re d it (aid, faith: hut, keep their ~„ how could undesanod they as In pro- Fho Company's Ihipi. Thew that we fo ad upon this _ read.upon it good judgment) was panes - '` cIIOIIIIMIS expence ; the akeements for' this nlojeltion, !towel ritinn that the pi, held up; he, , Igediate tentleligi fervieihr IN would 1p -.as Woof el mies re 0'1(.4 ' thofc - calm, of rt ' - whole' A year . , couile be .ver, appcated al clic in the m. wet PT I t anomie ' .4 tittritter, - could OCun tlt( pert ni .. elite '. ,tvier.., Neither it was,ptiAtablc, dile:harp tefoldi rfrvioe wA5# 1 1,413 4 0 er wOuld'he in-' i n i'li+iti o til l ImAinises. 'tlie ci .11, .o„re. JIV. DIA svenuld -ii ' Jth4 cowl . 'Tool 0 r i i ' ~. .., ; e war . moat intik ingial "404 e I:bist iihen terve nr . rt. bey ve.stsk el might 'O4 had fella? to .4444 ii Oca) mance if tlisi piaci • fart of t n i• ildiaises to cl; 'number that it the capitation / (oldie, had ; were many the fi4diers who 'all India O. is Ceitnpany terms of fet• sly et the expit 4 'and receive ompan! on their: 'r minds, had • at the dock .ngagentenk often • of the Oflit over spiting Officer 'hole difcii throng d, in tile n•tfa oy :criAin terms. much prefer pureliaii the %•••• "lc - - fervice out of th e liven, he *mid confider it hard to prevent him. ft would be fititcitut, for the fake of difcipline, that -th e ,: e 11 10 44 be a canftJerable difctiuragement to ciningitigPia regiment, COCn at the expiraticm of his tem . A jo d-Tertidn, there were many cafes where sqo,l iti l itycellet4 ((tidier' in (mut moment ofcaprice or piffrort, night be tempted to defect, he thought o t i t t he eTt of Metrical fhtittici deprive them of the JiWaittisrOc tI a certain number of yeart of their fir ' eiee, With% might be fettled in fudt a mannet, that emit ei Niat t jai cold not FAA theta. This, tee thought, would in many cafes be a proper pundit. mem f r defettiort When. hothever, the chaste of defertion Pram an army for fpoken nf, he ,aut My, that . rerfou and nature to fuppote that he In frequent as they would for an unlimited period. Ti fr would be fornething like the firm. wally prefer ing (mailer bounties to trite, that according to the manner t. tern was now arranged, nothing was r than to fee eiefirtions from that force. which was only railed for limited fervice. The 'talon however for that was different ; it was hecaufe that many of them, when they Inked round them, tit" numbers of theirsompanions detesting, and making large pro. fit. by the high bounties which were given. It was alto argnedi that rhofe who entitled, whether for, ge neral fcrinee 'or limited, were for the moll, part thoughtlefi incouildetate men, who never (twirl:toed upon the esaft amount of the bounty, but entered the (entice from ring caprice or another ; In which he ntouid an, war, although that might he the deka of the preterit fyitem, yet the hopes 4 Wl4c he had to propore was, that thole meafures would introduce a new and a better defcription of perfona into the army, who flunald not be altogether fo thoughtlefs and fo incortfiderate, but whp Mould be attraaed by the adVantages that the ritili,(ty fervice held out. If it wet, faid, that a boy, entertfig.the ferric,. would not kr! lo ueoced much by telt, t Might be done for L el him in the:ceurfe of feven Of f il rir , *ears, or the liberty he Might then have of editing his &Ouse, he (final,' telly, that altho u gh the buy snight„not (peculate much himfelf, yet he Mutt have, converfed with others w ho did fpeculate ' and who did balance the advantages of a military life avant the 444 vantages, arid from whore judgment he in a great me.dirre formed hi. opinion of the ellintetioo in which the life'Of a foldier was held. Without *igniting WM "deor to - ' - - dea l t w !he 4.-- ,tite- err t ._ _,.._ance. to 11)(4 who 101 l their fight in E Aypt or the - Eafl. Thefe allowances would of course be conti sued. So to the toldiers who fhould 010/ay be em ployed on colonial fit vice at the tine ft he CI, .o; (I_ 1,111• tion of their term of years, he thought that in loch cafes the Commanders thould be authorized to pro long the duration of their fervice for fix months, (which the &Wier himfelf would perceive to he tea- Ipnable), but that at the expiration of that fix months the difchatge fhoold be granted without fur ther delay. and dm , in the fame manner as the Eati India Company fend home their tecruitr At their own cxpence, fo the Itrldiers Witold be fent home at the expence of Government. Such were the changes that he prupofed to introduce into the Military Syf tem of the country—they were at hail the prin. cipal :banes, but they were filch as he czpcc- .. as of lett with • many forbear from 4 with mat _ __ plan .. , objett then to fubmii to the Houfe. Amon; thofeleffer improve ment., he (Mould barely mention, that it would be neceffary to give en inure* of allowance to officer: widow,. Ab to the additional fund that had, been provided for that s porpore. , the difpeaf4tioo of u was limited and fumy, and it was sect:gory that fome thing more &odd he.done. There Werennett M il " improvements which he was convieced would lot very beneficial, but there.wits notbieg which he confide:r ed of fo great mrmack as the change in the manner of :verm in. uidefathis were adopted, be,,could have no hopes of ang, 'racy i7ortant.a,dvauteger.-.., The plan that he had pt of , was not Merely. ft r the future provilinn,.but alto a the immediate be nefit of every perfon in the enilitay „life. whether officers or fob:hers 4 and its objea,lillip ka s seak,e,the mil'tary life.** agreeable', and at atirnitNelv **Pa fible. What he bad thenprefented re mere out line, "thigh would be 5110 up in re Onset of irs difcuffion ; and hoped, at lealt, at * power. ftairit.wool3 be retained 4.every thing.that wise likely to be ufeful in it.. fic fhpuldamtt, comp to altat oh iaajoar which, A 4 ashen. appeared , to be moll relied on. It Wei, alked, Wbatllo you :neap tn.Wo with the army tbas is now in aiiilence Teithiehe Mould 'earner, that, in (tigi . j stice and equity. be need do ranking. . Our molar army had. iq point of fad, feat nueeltert milli into the pc of referee. sad into every • detcpptietp of. force for 'mita! fervice for fit/ years, or .for feel. plate. pr . r whatever 1 term that service resolved ! 7,4ih however, copld not jUilly,be Confidered apt hardOsip to ihnfe whn bad, a p lytticedent to that die..pteted„Oor.,general fen . h poiAlid.heetecitear that it had bees con fi der * k li d,_ a th , I P' - ..Every, Pan; s Mrsli s of ferries depend n n fut.ett eISMD antes of %is ' engagement. It would IM jai vs ahltrad, fir inen who eigered ini low bounties. Ito tsenplein. that they were 111,49. if greater loon ties rile alts wards given to isthevsico, who Wald tftervards er•-v.into the, ferviCe l :The regular army ad " '-very dam , - _r limited fa _.• • an army of __. militia. to , lost bar &kris*. 110 fereice. ' ll, il p.te,,pitaice F 4 to r• • ~.titleit equal 14 'cum. .. topeopore..fir the' itb i they bad.on right rape& insinedialeil --. • 6d. 93. w ad ts. Whim', kind. "but If he MO- efts rl'i!o,o .. l‘,./ .18: 1,1 ley. t CPrfiinkt) ~ i$ ,14 1 1Pcint_Plin 41 . 6 ,P 4 I P 6 l`• - lharg,lo kvres mpg! 4 ri.aicsi i gityrentil* yeare.' but t at the And'ill .that , tame he Ibould s he p; 1 04 1 4 lrfe k titlikiirjwy the,penfion ! infused to Isim,, ;berm ttelle.*ife tub? were in put feeapil For this; per', of their fiOrice air...ldd receive ohs icier ea4i''tes 0e 1 . 147 04, 1 k?- 1 / 4 d bckse millti f ur4 iS u Fb . a p r r e o r o t t g . i lert_iirtd deocribed rash oe too t s : Tin. eloped. .011Ytici.' 1 4.al t a - L°4i r slir!,**/f .1 11 02g ugu l ee r iqp i w i ti Ing e _ 1 , Lotei ,ll:7_ll _11,._,..i . r 1 In , "C 45; .IM.c' FL., itfe g, bevmv ;, .b.ap p rok of lenr i elri 1 1.6 1 qff Rllfii 1! ..fSV.IM.f? W.. is aolzio # i th si e l e T r . _vssifi n gt 4Vitl t . ~ eltftruli ,Ilo7loepe 0 an ie., PRI AL c 4 ad,,,,,,. s p T i to., t h ~ the r_4 ( lrneiLli sl t,v.T h i r Pf'! 7 6 4. 9 40. °PAL tour l'4 l e , "114 flip". , '..! wyflontlll i* l ) 4 l 4: n c ra emstracr*Y7 ,rig itox,ifit. fiqileiciiii in the cafe of Akite? e .• a . ... 4 tifir . wii!•y, it Mutt be reculiec- Iklis, . it lce w mere from the vent dal. • ~ , itisi from its van client, thaws t=f4bl4l sir : . pre 4,0 the American people, could' paigirsatlig !rll9s agninn our army. It was evi ent, that at a dillance of more ,t,han three thnufand miles. and ticreifs the Atlantic ocean. the power etf this enfinyy Could mu hear with full force upon the iinpte4t;7l. of .America ; and betides, from the vallaxient, iheenuntry, the people could 'always petite from !int *1 r and by.tliat means were en .syible4 to p r icy* war until they had an oppor tunity of brecrinsit 'llokrs. The example of Ame rica would tiot.iiniecimc w at all apply to this country. where the population vies cooped up within narrow limits, and had no countries to retreat to. But al though we could not calculate on making exaftly the fame ufe of our population that the Americans (Rd, yet it was a quedinn of the anon lerious importance, how we were to derive the greatell pollible advan tage from it ; how we could hell bring it an hear ageinll an invading enemy ? Another onellion abb arcrfe, how was this to be done in loch a manner as to interfere as little as proffible with the effeelive force of the regular army ? The fylleme that had been propofed for Chic purpole were varinti , ,, and his opi nion upon fmmer occalions had differed very wide nly from what had been adopted by others upon this (object. He thoughts he could not better ezprefs his opinion . now than by giving the grounds of his for mer opminn. If there appeared to he any variation, he could eafily explain the mutatis mutandir. It ap• pealed, by the records of what puffed in this Houle, which were on the prefent oceation tolerably cnr reo. that he had differed very Emrich from the °pi p nines of thofe who preceded him in office. He was ready to allow every pnifible esceufe for the errors of his predecelfors in the dilbetety of the folia tion they were placed in ; be was ready to allow. ,__. . ..., • _ lugs i t .f o r sh e 9 4 010 itkl i of Vat iOni MOT 11 iox Any . 440. all effefts Itoppored. v makliseestaopestniag colonial defence and a Id4allsollaet might, he ihmild think, he de sgammeitlitiot great difficulty, which would na eittpie4ionAsanuela as.to reduce it to a bate 11 I. in ;logger •formitlable. 1( t he . objeale fbaspgelkay would be &anvil in the cafe of /*badPIMA, and yet the whole of that arm csalskiikinr a limited time. He had heart tbat 04" . ,Company did not keep their fa ptmajoittir.y, be learned that they did k kat:4;ll4ly.: and, indeed, had they not, h Mivribsitizi% •• have gone 'n 1 He undeef foroeulous sod mad. to fuch a degree easopmfottable r,elideaces for the men wl igrigiap o tendfe•it them home in the Compost - Pope /that swab a Itrong argument to Mel 't *Add e f ariy. on dillant (voice by troops fo I „Jct. tb,,yar,ietg of opinions he had heard ,' i- fahlagr e igAlts moiety of treatifes he.had rea .(espd t ifore gibers were writter. with good jt Iyr/7114;605t Mee of the ohjeflions that w .' • pal r atealtplo,rafinst was, ‘he enormous cap d. 2he vete:inn the areemen sent of Cavite .I%is 0 jellson. 44011.440 eh opon the Cuppofition that tl 4,lllata, ighibountica wissotn be held up; *". I.wee,:mes4l,roppofe, that the, imilidiate ter '' 40144:1 fi rbo in to "f. g t t e w in h i :c li rIvo ' u7d ... . ,Isme s pk.a snags of &creek. It was I Ar • • it," 4. to.,a,p7jAppirins lots to our i 11: 1 aa ~e ration nd eves, year, we were 1 0 1 ll e lotlion of o l ur force t and T i v • , _Ng; . it, twit llama!, that if the tern, 111W•1 34114 4 6 11 . nne.firenth of the wi )o• Allay wt . ‘,ltlil he red iced each y : ir . , , lirVe Wet .years, it weuld of cow . n 'this.calculation they, however, • . tgat.,*afe sheet, mad tbat•many mull 4 tlijakthat therefore this proportion.' •• ` • igami On, fameytiactple as 4 C . O ' • , AR ,I I 0t.,4 4 1 1 Pan, that the nu; i'. APA,Iltf , . i lea. , . fer r ieei: could ; moons; to the feeentb p 1 'At , tlll „TA t is te . trili,.he to toppeife, that.. t i. . .. , : i4t v iw pi,it .m.,ol .4eaths avil tn h th thli e t fe i l l y w ice e ; '-. 46 4. 44 1 3 v 1 4 iron opp i iiliCAp . ;betr thiche 4t ) gi , • An, b rills-furl , Am sf the fereice ..12, ; t1 r , ,, 1 se thought the number at • t • . wi4: hoer e ? his °pia.", . t ~ ,i fl. ....f of .the b 9 '- ii • : ,% . /ftt. tjV AT , tiling 1 • . i h t i e l9No/ -3. v•,,roiip4 4 :: s i ... e' fgi IR A i m d, lie who wnuh i e s t'eet 19 g''• that hi , lll. . r J . .... f r,c . . 7( . _.,,,"' fi.,l 1. rer.virvka would sot • I ~ etc; c aspa their ,Jitcptegg at the es • f''-'' ' 4 ' , Any of •fervlo.lt wan Copp yr a T• - • 1 4. `',fitreigti _A•lik• would 1 • ' 41" r tg rge. This. bowever, 1 ''ofil i i".l l l) - if the choice was' ,f. •"tirvt; !ti,ont r piace or another, an I :-V ...tritF,r a place of (h e ir (,nice I 71 . is tvr a 4 whether they &mild re ,‘.‘, s , p popery who would .4illin 1 . 04 4 41 1 1 a q Cerise, although they ii:' I' . ' . ' nlar fa vicelhat ha At ell` ,„ '. ~',l ), 4 al.' etefore, fiom feat it • iltlt t nt'llgesl, 1, jo conreglance of - :- el l 'he 0-c-flay... J.-a, y, . l i g the number t '. ' liger'4ittild lore by difeltarges 'i • t'. beActllintemuitto ibe'nuniber th, • • • lit 44 likaile e that, at the Opit4 ' ~, , ' * ,tfiryi rm." • t4iee, ' every (oldie, '. 1 0 .11 ~, - pl..i'irclip Re. There wore m. ••'.. "041..ilip,prilition among the foldieo raff ..• , • 4. . die Cm vice of the Eall India ill bil tuba. 7'he Eat. India Con iih AVIV lady compiled wish the terms Vii •'' il the difcharge immediately it 10 ', • gaay . Cokhers had claimed 'at It '• '.; ar t , embar ked on board the 4 a (rage to England i but, on 'jAll: tdena, they had Changed their I 0 i fa i t° semi n to the leryice they A titit 1 Ilig . .cafes, the knowledge that, a tali; o ' if r term, they would receive the and :ttiti e ) die (,trice vice much more ap tbeiiii, and difpored them to ienew their en; to Was attrAlter objeeion, which was of y , tt wottld be injottious to the difcipline o 1 . • A woo,. ii crate a competition among jiltrerent tegiments to endeavour to gate *en whole retry of service was near cap ito t il i d not, however, iiippok, that ally O( wi , on this account, to change the whol ads regiment ; but if a toldier had a Ili Illt the essiiration of hi. term of service i int, to go to another regiment, he did Volefite might not be ratified, on cei iento any circumtlances, he Ihould fo I ' 47l4er ityirlient se to he content to pi ... . . 'excl!ange .;I;iii the lots of three yeats fe. pent) to fpeculate or to calculate a grear'eleal s wprelte co ° , priom- fee the fnuation 5 .f thofe wh i had •fertre l d their c..tm- te that try to be better than that (litho* with hid not raved, , for ad were he to fel•" his tincle Tom" retired Tram thg „ rvii 1 wever. ve !nil country *lib an nobrcilten ;milli' mint), Wiei 1 ptefent the honours of a brave (piglet, and with a pcnhoo. ) n him- the reward WhiCh his; country had allotted for hja,f,cr., nay of *ice. while, perhaps hie father, who had never (pi , would was condemned to ne old age of paverty and,, , , e from wrio t ring aTeanty pittance from the product 0.. Ie ueged daily tfsil, an example filch is chill inlika own,ra tits ti, time ,• :. cc a young,men,tbyte 'an 417 • •:. f • !Ole fir cal n on, I ,to,,,,releir the malitary fe r viiii. lido tfe.who not a . I•rthn inslivids4iudgfnent s , as,. I t t gk fc4ed fer Vice elliiinitu - ....filch the (pater ,W.rsite*,lsl, ; f, e• num- that it di ' ;#princiwil Arra/lions. ~ ,i , , ,,, • r . , or if He then ed to Rate the term m& be not- appeared, xis 1i is the fitted for the , perird of eni 1 ,peered fervice, .Thefttelinatiou'Of his mint? z io, !hies , 4, :in the years was the propereit terns l Sevms., ~t een _ , c i g not to terra fattilligr to, the • nation. c v49Atim so r lit u r sue an- the geopellitt. of apvinti ,to .era, a ,. a p t r,, who thou " Mardi Was allb Melt a term **P' , m their bias - the !seem *hick the country bad A '46 • of, the it, with dip tittraaions that :Word to ind is , nn n were duals to enter into the fervice.., ?Alter the rli • r Neither of.fiven. yeart a 'he thought the 14dAes. i f 1604, 1 bbable, titled to his dirsharge, and to.fnnACHt . i*Otet; n 5 ,.te t 1,111114 1 Null to, wlat s gre now given to htuitnemets. , t: , 1 1 rit e - e lb ot t r o th , ; Is ar le i r rh e n t ' ! y r :: tt4 ' e tti c a k ir .ir n :P ' :e l i t in the Oa; during this period be ( bou n bate al f ses. 'the ,crearyf .p.f..perhart iltrllli, • ! w t.! it.„- „it: i 1.. great :11000, . The, fenfon that i n . P. , 04 #7 I'YIF' ill who wee that, •aslsehad iterovn own l*,!..hat Lim it a large.roMs e‘t.t , i . litentiagrpitr iAm tipn„► nude of ant:Apr.o'ore will.e4 that eht adifanUme , ould. be , eto be given gspn in almtbsr law. In Me - 04 : peak, , ation of he (ItotiN irynole Apm giber itmnmie ',Crag. be :J, that fiould;lity.tOpialt a Aleilkiit&A,lacib additionAt, At :'tier to the cpd Of the ficond.pertod, ,as Mi ll !z i t), .ill, by no the foldier ariold be ,enti • tjed to his aro; 'lt,Cruj . rely be- sift fltongly the inclination or his niiiti. *9; After r might the expiration of the Apay.d period 011iVitofslbe ' it when (*Adler (hould inceivx a Wide, of ,fonag pgi %te n , ... :f^ errlifffei ii lap.••lffifrehettrAtlp in )!l#4 • _ , i lli, y. .t j term ri !!) ~, 1 !Inn , wren . yeAss, be ttnca,A n e t '2.h t"4O •#VI, 1 . Jr !rm Pl. .Prileqlo. the Tf!!!1;17. 0 4f, all r OVig f.A4 14 Wi 1 " 1 441k V1111E 4 41 09 7 f i r ! ! .. ) 1 ,FR 1 1101?t!O l goZtfi l :4 11 ? r is mart ~Of C y , , 6 tynr 7j p • ...to, e art , folieri -f tr i y , , 4ier,„,, e ih ' 1 ' 44 " cd... " .'T 00, kk . , of-%fcc(V i p , i , 4 si2, , would' ~ ?ten pan eat . ' period ' hi, a 4 t r bc " DI i tt;nnd 631. aid thie ,third !!! i lfs! 6 1 :„,IF A right then, ,d which pen* tbe/ itt"u Mil!, Pl' r Which famienvitnges and rewaids.A4e.. ad it tWqMit9f-P•' who had tinned, Hp could not avoid cep& exist. . th at ticli nnepeny A ficent as. nn tNet. wnald prow& Op recruiting .feip my had ,ice far *gaffs' any thing which hatievewbfrore been, fervice, a ed. , When men who bad ferved their country, ' til tivir : ezpit 1- a - id thesnfelves in its battles, fhould le- received ,turn t ‘ n , ,tr 011ie% young. and unbrelten ; iii ti sheir opany's ,coor and tell their neighbours tilts bpd ea arri fees , 4 i varieties of. fife which they bid,uodie- ids, and gone, i er i s cerovirwed chat r every roan of. who left.— fo rein ,to his Anal country, and . tOp he expi- where he wit Opta. faa fbalpars reit l an yrzstr- % r eir dif- tent fervice than he coedit : 400 f in. the • ,id :able to be continued in the armi.,„, t. the expiration ,ot i the ements. fecund period lo f fervice, bp coolidered that awe I urged, fitould be fume penfion allowed, bin at tile expirnttop ie army, of the third, he thought the 11.1,iier fisnuld be per: beers of fatly a free man, and go of with the fyll allowance er thofe froze Chelfea. When he fpoke of the C.helfea allimi- lg. He ance, he did not mean what it now wait. hut meant r would that it fhould be railed eonfideribly higher, and lifcipline fhould be at lead nine.pence or a fhilling a day— &tire, There were certain occatiuns at relent, when, by re . , ne rear- gulations already adopted, filch an allowance was fee why given to foldiers . in . certain eircurralaoces, for in. . . ~ . limited ieveieet.staillig i ge fl beneficial reeks Troia. _There it was onegy‘it rdinate changes , wheels be din !hat defertirentieredel l ifinuch matter of legidative prow/lion ld be front a foellekopellheilit regulation, and which might be left nppole the coirtraft, ,serfeEtconfidence to the arrangement of the ii ppofitinn of meis cc- t. s Commander in Chief. There were alto ruin greater. It was either letter changes. which he fhould forbear nnet the military fyf- mentioning at prefent, as being . conneeed %Wel was more common ten erraneousto the plan that it was his obje! . . Ars:lids enterptn the, ferviee l ,,The reinter army had teen ured: tn. fee a ser,y daitto ion of limited lir- eice. If in the prete a p a t 6ft war,thve. was an prfoy ! 1. , f A irfave, halides, ihe iant force or militia. in (orniee wan. thest,;Trete, gee s. and mbar dafeiliv• faits at troopa: i4 - #.l Par • ' itid fersiee.. Thty Ifere!,ol#loFe*Rfe 4 i 2 ~. ckitaice.`,.!eit!• . , gavot, tt,imi ..acrigoi, in pin, fella 4504,7, /no , Wt. ,1/1 1 'CYO! r'SP.r ~ .., • . , :io } tor Item, i 4 glikpprpt 09pore..far . the 1 , i t ti.%r it h....„,, 1 011bad.pn nAht t ,eff -f.,. ha po4l . ntipoti invuediately ~..,9 area e , She ":11'eA 41.n . sratitce t, 6J. 9 1 An d 1 ,. it • . k o li tt t o g i .ll %.. O t t lotill,1? An front indict, kind. .lig' . eitcp.miike leer ninig 1 but if he' lio Ow 'trite? . than pollen . , y ‘s<stild be COS- rtto detefirre,htn);, (or. hie srievritt,othei Means snroaitrati . nglet the foldierafiarsrn that the I*Y.PIPie 14,.1149 . .c. *4444 en* n ding nut irr inmate tft,irly: i a ii t : l epnbprk to: ihe.tn,:,ttasx prorfr7 m . thittt lay . e, ' - irg . thofe ffierltra ions ,pnti pi- a l i Ince g Oilli !loo n ad kilns be done their country. If thAl "ftIi,INVIO k Poi bid9at immediately, • eVrF.I9OII, ut , - .w. 11,14 1 lie No • 4 41 4 li . cv •..,,.1, mi. wiiin igit Otlksl. of Pro L AIL , .I,b i lvqy i v!, nattnn.had proii , isat dAtn t ostikin tior , , wou l d base looked litt.xivt. net their inntiter,sic4. At. cordiniti ibis ,0*41,32,10 ~.,, 4,i.i.il .hrts.ny dlf 7 that he had rotate ad7antsge in henry Ale to r , i a t by their eaperience ; `43:, on the other ham', he a ,‘ obliged to complain, that the ground via. not left clear for him, which cireumilatice gave him ad.li ' linnet difficulty mod labour. lii.Wea ante, t h * . ~..r „ Ahing that was moil fimple and obvious &mild :we been preferred to what was molt complex. 'lit: li 'tuition of the country then was, that heating or the great preparations made by the enemy to invade it, attire was a ananimous rpirit to refill the threatened %vernal, and to fruftrate the otters* tithe seem-. The people were alarmed, bin in no degiee (tit% fpirited. As to their feelings, they plight he lei I to be 1 1 trypirS, den pesi,fi." There 'rile - 1104er./ ardour and zeal, and a firnag wlll< ttOlierferele.:-.. able, W only the means were to be . tntioted tor - —:ln thole Circus:o4.oes, when othees fpiticaronm,. raw, iervice, ha. was one of the 11111 err fader . . that wben there WA" fo meet+ 'seal and &doors...* In the counityp. it wouldbe better firll tit try *1 it could be drive If voluntary leveret. locket& 1 ‘ .1 " difficulties of carrell* the emerpolibry ertaerntee., of the Legg •fa MO Ad htto force, were fuel, t' A it appeared to him much better firll to try, what v luntiory.kralsc would & : Althougiathatitrggeftino had originally come .frosp hive. it ceintiolf.was nei ther, %Ns eetatioplation +that this voinatory (pink was to b: employed Minch tt meaner salt Md bees ire the lictunteer Corps which were aftereititt r lie hue thert.tba {pips of the people Was . .• et firth a pitch, that they appeared only to of Golvetratest, sr of the Heide, * 4 Tell - or what we arc to do to be ufefol to the ettnrr." , : tinder dude actrantlancte, it 111111 JINNI 3/k . 0011006 thaw the people Aheold have laara•dialehr boo. snowed ow wp ‘ erf , tlWineWg Ifleamfeleeerablader the far on Of . *balk at IfildoN'ep pointed ti;r• i hat fa v ." ltel ha ' Win 'Vb6 he . departs , 1411 0111111.4 isb.reere ad, as he might fay,. dhape , edhatilitart iliArdeines *petted • ell over the ervat.ty.tileld4ll the a Wil'lllefe ekiller Oakicte.irlituiditiv the seal of-she 40 :2E ouswgi a: seeing .4triohe •, ' . net . . dwr peopled° MO% bode. by their ANA or glfiag fatal prides for fl.ing et emiher ... , Ilfo mi cou poici l44, 46im e.hseg ut ctoo lomm ewitb cb r ilo sV'ltif i r .i it syllem. At the fame time he thou ght it was prdllete tb,. dieredinatilililall denied aficiailieViddhellerfter fiet rif i peoptc;" tildq,it.their t t a ilsi ell 1 4317 141 'ret le was not upon ' nOafrtiFteht • • •iiojiht . Ai. vinsteg ,oliocapoliy in , ' ,nf its ---. lir ~~1 ~~~ eapraa tint *ably ich .hc thought pt weeded more knrn bkh*sitt Man his judgment. It was, however. a wind dww, serous etror in judgment to Inppide. that become. body of men appemild wdl ev 4L•AtItI «v•aaade A tolerable fhew upon a parade, that they wire that account to be relied on as effeltive foldiecti he was mocha furpriled indeed xt the Nimbus at Iti lpeiling Officers who returned thofe corps as ( 1 4 I*.• terve with regular troops. He could net cancer . .. that the enemlf would &fife any thing better, a 5.... that the country fhoeld entirely troll lie defeats the Volnatser Corps. As for cootie. agmunlidao.-... it was well known, that in an army it is ant .ftificse M have con fi dence in one's fell. it is air. smear •••••• to have confidence in one's neighbours. ft wet, ..• the defence of a lung line of fortification. whirls • broken through in any point, the valour %this wl, . other points were defended would he of little co quence. It, then, a regular regiment ensure affirm, it could not be fuppofed that their cor t iliki., would be the recite if they were flanked by aeorp.. Volunteers, as it would be if they law on choir flank t+th, the atith.thr t ph. the ;ad, or any of tt e fe Jacor, and well tried regiments that had ditliogui ti thee fel , / es In snitch in many battles. He Ihould not,. Ike,— ever, deny, that elfential feraicos might be derkso from the Volunteers. even tinder the pretest In the firth place they were enrolled, veld he on. ti Acted the very circomitance of enrolsa„tst as A foundation of firergth, Ixceufe to tli.st they ram •• pledge to their country, and to each other. that would be to be found whenever their a•t•irsd Mending as inT Whet he cOntitleteil di emelt .ause F amei bk. ly to be effeltsail; *Aitken/oat/the p le of the c. , ttntry titibtd to lister. vo tbeAse rus ii4Ne s epu4 .o,l',,tvg cnolittry. ters: - 401: ,Zetine m t slio wbalstesnrow cnoldt pop &AMR Win to she •ireasey, . hoosiebas Ad dot% 00:1013 te:totet, fot giving kettle to welieedesi 330,,,t‘t 'ht ghilught nopoistit :IV lYtti alon in s fnert a 'manner. at would hate O. atiti wasar.slown-anetrewit. - Bifida the , tist.he ittmcsivid they .11Md do in attire,. Ise relied pistil Inelr' l .l Mice WI rid' as mile that Wititkttlft`' tt td an inrshenftible fund to recruit fipm. lltteit titre his iitltar.et the onounencement of the rtfpnt war. pf, the Ina t osser in which the zed ead, i foutt of the ri2,,,,,..c11`1,11.1trf been ttociersd ewilli,urptut. i s the t r . a .. ! 9 weipantrx.• As am upatitnti o . 'sighing could,, , bev.p. been efiel, for there wtiu .htte beta #3,R R'rottairp fur all Ante ,diiißlitions and nat#y J rA ppiggp s , • h fortned fu e9tili4eteisla evert of ft gWerfil) s • Volunteer SlA**4ol l ll l li w 4114 wotii, •bed•pf ' , apßqvy was all. ftorat litt9 tt- f t ,,, Kgr c argukv Make was Vtilliklst: liiffilb bRt - of . Tr 2 ,1 1 1 1? ' At* nntfo ll .f t it e 't in? On yr tAlre l 4 .l i * Thin Ratipsa l y, . to, at wastikhlywatutad for, the pee- ii,e, t to thetortktiekttl.intk" 4. 44 4 l .;inui'itt * Pala 4 , :cri PFrdwiskluOlitfaiCOust/ 'go i o,,eiiei as the; aloLles ahl4o - 4 1 ;th puillimaym t 4 afar = 4 4W:telt ,f‘i' a • Heap . ma% (A. 44. t),, iv a i ' au aad aattaaiv be spnit ft ofapi, • cp ab I . ' Aare hi ii (pew°, decitltlines VW • 1 I N MPI Ill t e l l is cunt and atilltaqttps 4,41 , 0 , t alq , 4, .. 4 rflPhlr 61 .0 1 Y, luPdt 7 ,1, rflulart , 1 4 0 9 rih 1 3 1 14 1 - they Om aullatutioß, ~ the vetusaaar ../. 2 64 W0 1 %4 4606 sff 414 Dri*l• at *T r inikorido Pr /04 13 4 E * •011itu/49! lggi PP ;MI :MO 7. 4 ,,R0 1•0 19v, 1 1 04..oir: r i : a aratvAap4r.ka it at atifc,olollo:pyp a. AeolsVaue l .priu . tir dournsoe.,. 40. hiWever:al- rraft. neptifred to *0 at pas a t 2if zeis tal4i. qd?la prailiaag attaiNn to bring thucc . R 3 , . w.hohad *her the4bits nor she fee who wen not inured to hOrdll4o, Of &CCOUOSIO4I CO nulitsts7 difciplise and febordination. to tott citba with regulars or gliseely spina a ae7l:r y.— Thai, Right Honourable ntleman M r t) . in fpeakine of what .he .sa p Ge tted (coin e„ p4ustsees force. Laid, they would be tuffirient to 41 po4l theirs. tadind i toomiec into the far." This etas art eaprea die