Star. — London, England, 1806-12-20 00:00:00

• • ' ..••" 1 • ; t -- lailnt of' the Noble-Perfon whn had preceded hem ' s, • hint* when it wew uncertain whether/his erpenfive military mirinn vinoid he ahle to difehver the Prat Aln head quarter), or even find out a port salami ht. sta the i.egi.tiAtios. he Mould fay nothing upon it, until the Paperb et/eve laid before Parliament. What- Mier differmee of opietion might exit as to particular parts of it, -wide refoeft to the main queition, there could be tot one general and noanimottelentiMellt, Ofid that IMO dio armor, in siring bit Maker epery fvpocos that Ihnoldtmalde him i i i profecute the war with vigour and effete. A. to the A.ddreCs prowled, by his Noble - Ftiend, it was not his intention to give itony op t s , fition. He &rented to it, becaufe it did net pledge their Lordtleirn to-any of thofe. points; which might pAbly become the fubjea of future io quiry, o s,_ ~... .... . . . Lend GIZIti.#II.LE thought that its point of form it soigbt be loft cleat to lay, in anfwer to • the owervatioos of the Noble Lord who had ' I A tat dews, that nom of them applied either to the fubjeit muter of his tiajeOp's.ipeosio or to the Addrefs moved mom it., jiut ire would net avail himfelf of the .oria role in fish cafes, }s order to give every fatisfeilifts in leisotowerao the Noble Lord. The lint Point of dirt-afro* feloaci. on ibis notation, bad excitedin,llo. on .fmall *glee of aaonilbmcnt. It wets the Ottegious how far e under the prefent cireurn• fiaticooit might beongbt for that Houle to deliberate, if the Kiss bad been well or ill advifed in diffolving the Parliament ? No doubt eould be entertained that the breams of the Groom ware refpbolible for any ensued tiey potva to bit ifejefly ; lost .if there fhould bo oat fsbjellierfs than another, an which they fhould be called upon to explain their trustirea, it was that which.safpeftedohis impotent exercife of the Royal porogetaro.- Be was little inclined to enter into the cheottrdogiothdifcptifition of she Noble Lord; whether withiribc Isid.-omoury the Houle of Commons had been:+iolvaii: lo fix or (oar ateffiness, any limited twinkle. of tablet ?•-•44S was awash for /UM so fay, that the motiestans had Welt fufficiently elloblifleed ; sod thot; within the recol*ines of their I.ordlisips, epsilons had.been agitated, whether in three, coerce io.ooe Salon. lush *dill-AL:sir:on ought net to bare beets the coal/its:Moat lair Odle land ? It was not now necelfary.for blioiltatis to fbew why. at this cri tical time, the fasietion elf the country was foughtto Me me gill lel of , Governtneot—it wee rather for the Noble Lord and his friends botoftlaios why th\hat sway Wald not he obtained between the peop le and the breams */ the Crown, when unanimity ansongn ell nubs appeared to be indifpeofehle to the public imemity. 'I hen the Noble Lehd complained, that he did not difeover any poltegi in his hhijelly's Speech sefinaide to the moilfares adapted for the improve. Peat of the satiorfat forte. Ho (Lord Granville) alas at *kik to correcive, vihr piens &slits< rattd :upon its the la* Parliament, with. great &motion, fhould be imeetcluced lato thirAddioli from his blajellY, in , mooed if. iniewit xhi Moore "lathe .objells of its future regard. Wlimeeet might be the donbis of the Noble 4 1,orti nn this fobjett, he was pite.pared. to fity,that the progrefs which had bean made in 'hob plans was mdirmive if their Loose and ultimate Arcade. The objellitys to the former military projefts principally was. that if they were conducive to the strength of the country, they at ,114 fame time weakened the vital pot s.of the ConflOurion• In oppofit ion to an evil of loch raegnitotie,a Achim, was ttf vied to, capable of immoral the national byes, without involviog in it the femt difadvontege t but it would be mai, Whit by theit•Lordthips, this he repeatedly laid ,: Mat ohe full benefit could not be espedled hom apt, trringenwoos, emit it was well and generally undvp flood,ohatehr terns of Military fervice was as pros mkty limited as the term of duty, under article/ ob apprentice** in the multifesious occupations: . trade and tounmerce. Tht expedients which vo(o 'spieled, to make room for this fyllem, in the fir. • year Jailed, aid mu only twelve, but eighteen moskboi • mid even an isselefrotto period, was required, us apt * them Gene chalice of fuecels ; yu. thole 0110 were. anxious fortiose made tperiesee on the former petit; woad pant none eta the latter. mid the recruit lift was to be compared ftom week to week% to art from it tome nefevoorable coneluion. When the Noble Lord le:pitied his fears that the public for was inferior to what it was at the commencement of the new fy Rem he did not captain, it he meant opl w "ildly as difirluted at hotne.or *blood, or pat kienta layiy within the boundary of the 111.uld. If u Not& Lind .fpoLse generally, he ( Lord, Grenviie) cnold have phi feti.fafth.n of alluring him, Oro ttsbi military iiretgih of the coustry was now greater sittnii at Por retied to which hie Lordthip ItaslotivertedoOd The Noble Lord's ( l eech, be conceived,, wee a fort olli fable of mottoes to the chapter whisk would be rptl ypeacitfly read to the Hoole during the prefent Seto ime.. In this NA he found another favourite topic of gobst-o-trittre Impelled ebtentnagernent given to AK' Westover (Otero. He (Lord Grenville) flattered) • hiefilil that this would not be found a cortea roil peel/motion, .nit that all the advsotoyees of obi . ' that ()Otero was capable. would be tie/loony pro' :keyed. The Noble Lord remarked, that he had age *nod that the Training Bill,. os which ouch 'ollr . cap:nations were railed, bad been' ot in force is ano part of the cottony. So far the Noble Lord VAS pet fettly erotica, but it was eery to aflign the re "why it had not yet been carried into effca. The truth ern, that at the time Parliament adopted this tegolatkos, it otcfcribed, certrenly, the preliminlttf • notaftires noselfary to precede the staining, and Limp bad mit yet boas off,oyded for the completion of therm • II to if the Neble.Lord intended to imply, that the &tote tor the pitmen*. of this training had not been aSed npim, he could not give him, (Load Hawkel bury) the form credit for accurate information ; and be wood 'emote to fay that there was no nook ex corr.:sr of tfo:kiagdoni in which it had not been ac- ea npirn as the leerdireflo Another addition the 1 itfoOle food' Ms difpoled to mike to his basjeliy's timech; and it was ittiSi.. , " That a French fleet had 1 ifcaped from a port in France, sod had returned to ' ifir 'tame country in (Obey." He (Lord Grenville) • Was of volition, that however troth might unhappily be difreg:irded‘on other notations. it oto,ht men Moo voloully and teliginufly to beprzferved in an militia • from the Throne. I'o affert dolt the nett alluded to tad Teta/god to Flame in futurity, would be so fic tion what was blfe. With regard to itsokspetimis *Mote, he was out salted upstate) gate the circlet.. A m on t i t =l g lu b' prover he fhould toy. foomethhog 1 'with retpeO to the mcaua employed to deftroy itomeio n th if the Nobleintd world attend tiitke anti ade, 4ppr . harged our datysip4ertr san Arlen! r;giqw coujunaty With certain of the Contidentif Powers, during the Adroioettrition of tibial be fir per. iallt of mankind.. .. r i,,,,• ~•, • . • before that Powers were broken and divided, th e and compaie them with thale reforta fit oar ;pre: Ur, ii - WKESBIIRIrt,o(O, - M, eaptaini;thot he, -prudence of loch a fyffent min eta& whin the lui Cent meafion, he ler find noltictinftde dit putt' every motive of,perfkinal ,telped - end pub- Itiength and refourees of thnfe Powers were deffr o y. „propOrtiori—mk " ' ' l ,tortfiderairle*ti?driute; tir4 IVIMy, carefulfy abflainen groin arty cenfore on the ed. Such was the potltire of Continental affairs whe n 'Mailer delaeliniehti • d been engaged 'oh this doh, Fe Lord who had been lately engaged on an int. his Majeity'S prefent Mi ll iners acceded to office ; and and it was to be hoped that their toorigt and rigr ptioLiot miffs n. He had attributed no blame to therefore, instead of implicitly puffins a flea lance wouldbe finally fuccefiful. This Part of tie tha3 NolaleMart, but, on the r,outeary, had intimated which hod Proved. fo drfinkrues to 'the . 'Noble Lord's chapter, then, would beaming difiiiiN firiaPerfed con:I/firm; trinkthe would 04,1041,13 h they - &mut: it prudent, in the firllififfihell Z - . •el—but perhaps he did not think his objkliorit with dutyg in every &station.... - - ,!-- , t)?? 4' '. • to . theinnallty sr fltherse-difpielitio4ind;4 l trlidefkinlye regard to the expeditions intended for foreign fereice Lurd kA DM...) lt wifbmi to Introiluia fackwArlay !with heintity tern thdlfdpei of ptientkiiediiimilitir. would be as eaaly - rytrioved ; yet what, in a ierion ' way of emendritent, condoling suit his 1 1 4:41V on., ty, to girdled the fragmeetref the fubveitedOviva - }in form of objeakm, could the Noble Lrud adduce with the ormlion of the death r4.susillallsinws 1)1 - 4.vosy• Ines , . •utAlir Osmium,. and reflortle Wl* 'ttent.lth e I rclixit to expeditions, of the origin of which he dearly allied to 04 ikAtivily...: , • ~, !follsdidoes of ardor ontilmurc prof Pe*Wiit ifidrP knows no th ing ;of the progreli of which - he knows Lord GRENVI ., Id, the cireasitbat, wit by to firrol , fietry. Wok AVM' erierithellnkilAMMllVlw nothing; of• the objea of which he knows nothing; tieing noticed ia 4 , ',oh. it megaamffw Ilk Abe thriotelliot lis tiriflg 01 Elft'opitOttifeetWrPßlVrAr Ind how could tranTaraions of this nature be properly filial of an ame Therwrigns, hem - 'Plaice. t4net a eiihrfl NiafieM ATI, whit hitroineed into the King's (peech ? -.--- the_Noble *4.... .ground , .of Ale ilkk : ", , Itat Aboi viribHog ad , to rokruit our own litengthi. ti ter " ..., _ _- - lor_raq. k ' talk tha- Ang's (Nee,. Then to. _ Lord is diffurbed, beeaule tome eipeditiOet his not been placed under the management of ;thine Officer in his eonteniplation. World the Nohle Lord dlr. tinetly fay, if A. B. or C. A. of the illulirinos perfans he has namedi, fbluld be appointed on fuch ra citify . ? Was it an objection with ism, that the pfte.a . 4 , mina : oared was not of the highell rank, or ate zreat• tit espetience ? Were there hot min whis,,fibo the accident, of life, had not attained tbe 'yaiiit thei r la lents deferved, and were there not th'irfb who: .had made fuch a beneficial trfe of a more moderate Ogre of experience, as to e xcel thole who had been Nape engaged in the fettiee ? How was the viftory cf,* Nile obtained 1 Not hy the foliar Officer in the fleet; but the command was entrafled to one, who as emi- Pent ly deferved the rape& and ennfidence of his' ccnntry as any engaged in the public fervice. The Officer now cholera had been toot employed—he was enenpitent to, the irpportadit duty to wistc); he is cal led, sod would confer banner on thole by whom he ' Was appointed. The Noble Lnrd kid, that when the mearfures with, ref pia to Pr uffic were Brit fob- milted to the afterriinh' of their Lorcifhipr, he was moll folicitons toietifefkliitnneurrence with them: . 13nt, he fay', mitieht 'MY bow differently flawed, Mid Le difspproves4o-dat -What yelicrclay received his approbation, .1-4( iifii Grenville) could conti• de,ntly allure the Noble f.p;d, that he was, on tint fulijeti, as mach ctieurfctMed as he appeared to be on other topics. Prior to the appointment of Lord tforpeth, there was no polfibility, by any means, of ailing in eabeeet with that power. Ish4 all the dan• gers witfi which it was Threrairsedi .: ettsrd .peodoce 4 any union Ix iordiality. No„comr . ;pail" be ef f ected, either to cella France;:ot ^ iiillerra pale. The Minflier of the boort 4 tOtiamed here until Augutt . ; he wa-. alit:4 !o,anntlnue s and the means.of intercourte a ' iiqnicition were thus anxiotilly prefervest Ttaitlifil..ihe enneltr. (ion of that month, be was pe r empiorlly recalled, and ;not the tinallefi difpfditiOn was .manifelitil ri. the ~ part of Frulilia to white with Oritalh ataitin the , iiiiirlo enemy. The rail 4i,m, thatthia'Court was riot acquainted with its real danger. , • aid i , t went on (rum week to weiic, beiiivini it enu,t4 obtilin ft Min ' France, not anly-fecority, lint a large iMiettnit rif tet rltory, and ahtmclant means .14 aggrattdifecvni:— . 'The folly of Profn, in her limit trim, was no lets ' than in her former ebnditel, and by ;his &riga 4 er rors fbe brought on the dreidtul eviiiirophe. He did sot flare this to tile a topi for triumph over a lalleo state, or ta pfie r. tltat power In difadvantageous con. trait tit this .csitleal and painful moment ; but at a • ' 11/1•1-.° _. • • - -rod - - - :14 iamb Areis .. Aiirnat/t - .1-44* ti. f00 5 i..54.4.0t0 the 101 l tentus k ;Oct i u,ro,as no easter ple 41,-ksals • Of .spndolence.un ilia. dcath of guy perfnri.Vial• Ilivill sadoce or Plinerfs of the , realm, withlhe gaup tiqii;gpiae rainarltable durance in the cafe of,P,rbsce Cgcorr pf pemParir.; For this teaf.»l he ' quilt wig' to, a t h Ain frost filch a eeiautorinl, although e iatllytinal. muff (eel great concern on the rueltach* octinfalh however honouragle ‘ll . ll, swat tn4litt,hk . , m 01411644 Prince, who tied us the field mulhigi 04 stnirpacholent oldie common enemy. •Itieteaft 6a etitrerly inconvenient to introduce a new owl- rant, ers nt, which, if abandoned at a future time, w Ine *puled a dif etpaet to shoft who diftrve every jilt ersoic of regal and rnespOon-_. 1,014 B,Al,)Nag vetgrog tbr fubjaft.l.kad tor trt4Ped,iths. 'bike of Ids d a l,4l,4hips ..a4l44 4 itv !UM. amenclencnt. . •••1,1i5;1. ,, 5! .4ln ' l IS :3* A Committee wa i l A b e Aar" • :rnionsgs, 44dyets, which ipasi•ead ispi4 l s.- ' A040441 e howl tile Woolfack, ancLa*Feld to vow •:o ,-o • Lord Q RENV I LLA hyt moved als ,Y 441.1 o u t !Ingham ,he. appointed • 4/rah •of li e , , ' L Private C,ornydittees 19 4 ,i,vilcu 6l . 4- .Pall ••Z lona time, litany en . putts to .that : , . • 1 for the ability and itngeittkality with. wl,i/ds berme chfcharged the I unAbuns of that fituittais,.. 'she motions bring ? f ried to new. nn. 1.014 W ah,OINC:I4,/:1.4 reterned thanks for the confidence reputed in btu, i stuttAxtrieifid hit WM et all times to kilt' faillifellr theft Intportinfdttilek LIMA GRENVILLE yore notice, that on Monday twit be I emit ' , toile th e Th an , of the Houle ter Sir John ktewart, for let [ littortelit fervlcea '''heir I ardthips were ordered to be rum. rammed on the occeitim, a, d the cuTiorijary yeguiatlon dine r ie , 4l t.:=;he ItOlipage 'of tEitf Laidthipe eirriegea..-4'be at eight o'clock, ti M ottdly nkft. • . ' '. ...A. BOVSS IN. P3MMONS, ;k(T. gYFAKER took the chard's two,. alit. * lan ; our 11,..r, a bletrage sail ',ought down from the Hoyle of a;by the Yearns% triliri• of the Mach Itnil iltfiring the 1 • of thit Poet fOrdlivith, st their Lardfliipe Sir, In ~,. 4 „,' *oar 'cad bit hi jetty's Commliaon, PEAK6It, encoded by the Houle, won up fonbw*h, t•• • titter fotne Molt time, returned. when be I .n.cceded to quip ; 1 loi:f, or the Penni, with tie enflame: ) , form:4l 4 lg I interefel a Dill letr the better prevelitint Crincteltlne ( : et . ti o r ukr. rasd a th s i h. f4 H ft ou t r ioa c. e t and then by tteivitte Yee Mid I Tiltit , r i hPEAKLR then acquainted the Haute tltiit he hid boo t. ifFi'tbe Hoare of Lords, when the Lord Chancellor, by his Ma. .)tftf's ordenr, hod opened the !Won by I Spcteh, of Othreh, i 0 tirevent ,froth, be had rbtairld a col,y. The Speaker thou r 4.4 the SPecch to the Hoare.— (Vide Lads ) litt lion. Mr. LAMB role. He ohferved, that in adverting to the humor of the Speech jolt read to the Hook, it was by no !Mane estraordinary that a gloom fhould•int cial over the fpirits cf the country by " - -• calor - - .:_ ,lilblosiiips*.aiap.orvo.. M. ___, , 11.104 , 1141 :of - Ono/tory Ilotti• ightiWiltwat NM' A iion was ir. entifegnimee ettibille Matti- MEd% (paced, found. could nut lithirright to; any condi*. (loathe'. weaid biewhopet iiftiitmineNtrattquillisy, The vintner whit* that% aq'the' ptl ye ' mitt condoetatie - latjelly"X lithilfhrt DI thrs not otiltildti,. it wai Met onlY hi an inridleits canning an dept4ttor on the pan of France. Thin anent° the oeftety of rencir the tooted, and fenced to meet it- *lib all its di culties, the people ofthiscoontVY Iviesioll% well how to value the blelffugathey enjoyed at froillb,, and their protetlion and (money from svidlontit.. contra* their litostion With the roiferies to the other nations of ElanYe had been retorted= enemy--not so be prepared cheerfully to intet'ifidi new and temporary burl/teat and ptivallotte,.o4th the exigencies of the toiletry *tithe reqiiired'afiviell for its defence againd the inuilediate attaeliet4 the enemy, at for the purport of fereing that eneimfetia. jolt and honourable peace. Are his litejallfhad graeholly . plerded to order the documents upon' late negocration to be laid before the }loofa, it if J . . I be , untectlEary feir him to go into any dettit • that fubje ft . Enough, however, had traafpi ' e warrant him in adverting to fame of the points etth• misted in thofe documents; namely, the frtottion id' Prut - fla, in the cook of whole overthrow this cootitly certainly had no hand. Thai het own impolley win the came, amid, however. beno eenfohrio fee btr &W 1;4 aders r and however willing % y'e, sil • n iii ent might have been to Sentfer Xi , / to P *IN foon as the (word was dream. they bid notfiflitt nide with the promotion or the tondo* alibi War, ilivfilin Co greedily terminated In the reindict:se kligglorn°.l— refpe& to Rtiffia, the prefent'poliere%of, - r affairs, exhibited her in a new fridationi. few - f t e ma3nanimons Prince, at the head of that E pire, infield of employing hit troops for thd 'aid and protetlion of his Allies, was now ablist& he occupy them in the defence of hit owes pforincitiya- But although there might he no immediate hop*lf his being able to reconyter 101 l dominions, or to'Pe.. flare (obverted Monarchies, there was at lead the belt progoell that he would be able to cheek the career of the en:my. Aided by loch en ally, ant rellini An the jullice of our coon, and the invincible valour of our fleets end armies, he truQtd *e fhould, 'ereidtigs facetted in forcing the enemy to tor pacific slit - petition t obliging him to reflore our commerce to its wonted channels nn the Continent; and thereby to advert the ruin, which mail follow Inch a fyllern of ptoferip duo, trout the countries reduced to his yoke. Trull - - Iterate --- 1' rii r time when t his tin ge . might be adverted to, to *lie • nate the peepple.frorti 4 popes cAishdene in his Ma. jeti y's Corti-pet: pt was neceirary to (peak to nit cumAances in the p-$ ti ;di tian in whikh they stally Anoii— dfur, as ha ad before intimated, at no time was it more inspartant that the Goiernment fbould receive the sealant fupport of the lititiis nation.— Weuttevrr grt mid of pierce might have been (applied Protlia, who bad °pooled the faktyand the libel!) , t urone, this eniintrydid not teiliate, even in the laill-tru•mtnt of this 'Auful trial, Lo offer its anlance 1 ~; to the Conic of Berlin!, to combine its ........i - o-ts for the rotation hi the declining comic of the furrounding eater; and by that Means to promote the indepen dence of she Continent, Ind the general interelts oil mankind. There war ime More .tubjea upon which he Mutt fay a fen , words, as it concerned the charac ter of a Nobleman Who had deferred high ly of hid country. The Noble Lord enquired, Whyord Moat petit did not rennin on the Cetnent t, Where Could lie remain t Did the- gins of zutta remain t Did his array remain 1 Was Lord orneth ity continue, IlettP the defeat, on the Acid of battle, merely to add lielijuiasplA to the ciniquetor, when all the ohjefts 'britieraidion were departed, and when no angle es 4lanatiort could bd obtained, either before °rootlet i rl ! the battle of Auerfladt. The Noble Lord who iiterit employed on (hit duty had done every thing' which the nature of his fituat ion admitted, as might ' be naturally txpled froltehis tried. abilities_ and ac-1 kpoWledged seal in Alt retake of his cevireittY ;sand infineratmes thrown Out unfavourable. tq his fondue and charafter were indecorous snit ndjudifieble. 'With regard to the late negociatinn• *eh Irtmee.,for she purpofe of tvintaming theelifirelres :of . war, it lai.-.4 not, be Koper that he (Mould how fry minis ea that tnijea ;Alit period would loan arriee, when it *mild be in a regular covert ottisquit'y i.he would.: hilnyever, fay,. that. if the nation was, af t er a yto traded ferles of watt, amides rer repoie, it was aria-'. , ID . ptenous this faiiintent, thM tab peace Sep delirahle which was ineonfillant with is bilnahr of Britain, ' and With good fldth to her Apace ( rod ite entertain -1 Odoodoubt, that When the papers on dais important' ptiellion .were eamulned, the •lionfi *nulll be per.' patted, that rib pacification could have been effeded , which would not haitfurrendered either the one'or lhcother. lie wonid cotsclade 'with expreding his bet general - ' , fatisfadion in t unanimity which fumed to ' prevail tbrOtesit the natimit the :rope. were cow aimed, that t e danger to :Viicift the country is es- 1 pored was peat 7 agreater, tiidild, than the mod fearful would a few years ago hare anticipated. This danger had recently lnereafed, by the defhiftion of : a powerful empire, and hy the total diiToluMm of the intient driglore of the Germanic Cimildetio'n. Yet,' awful as the mills Wasq i lle anthill felt, 'thin nothing: was is be gained by fi t,Mon I diberi'hid fothiait.' ted r andttad fallen n flterrdee to /heir tisen'tineld' , • litigates was one noir feearity : the_riftMe eiT ta 4 (*natty were abundant, endn'beheAdatth . • Aif all war Might be eirstlekt!fiL vigpVittri g.: Insets oldie enemas we ad in mit' piArar,;)cetv! .. ' !RAM he finally Afimpointed le our eaddistfle, i bis . !I/Maid, at * kid, hive the latideflitist prhyi g hift.s: ay the prefObt imitout Ante Co which the Continent of Europe was reduced, from that (late of o°l - perky which but a few years Au* it enjoyed. That prof peril y w is fo eorhplet ely deftroyed—theGovernintnts to entirely diforgatelfed, as left them but little to chute between ;heir pt tient redutt ion and their utter fubrir fion. But although the &lifters of war had rendered to large a portion of Europe tubjed to the commoo enethy, as that all, except two great Powers: were plated under hie domination ; yet muff this cower" I feel cofutation in she reliance that it nog* .1 ilwiyp,plade n upon the tpisit, unanimity, end fetal— tilde ottfir people, the yrslour of its armies and fiat's the courage end unanimity every where prevaleot at holnd, and the ettent of its tefources for 'the Mairsts- AAACA of a conteft which it was forced to continzttlear the 'indication a k, °Wm bonnet, the er.ainte,nanste of. its (toothy. and Abe aid of its fa ithful allies. The I trying cirtuMflatlces in which ire were placed, as I Rated, in the words of his bisjtfly's Speteh,wert Cacti I al called more than ever for the exertion o f .. that: unentlaity, cunfillency and vigour which hied in every exigency to eminently charneerifed Great Britisits, easel to which, At this methent, not only our Allis's' but all the Powers of Etkrope, and none mote rani. bully than the unary., looked with eager and anxiasit eondern. The crests that hail recently occurred coin peaked Pi to sigorcus exer.tione, in order to avert the tonfcquences. We were tattled nn by every principle pf duty to.ourftltts ;Ind of faith to our allies ; and qtrapirtaity 'which would this night' ; &trio° ity•Pariistattiet, in expreffing a detertnioa- ' trots to taylport Wa..bllajtlly in this neceifary bond*. would intigdql'et4 hopes. and confirm the relioncit tat nitlraltTee. dvigCt.t6.'aP Europe a new and hone*. ralthiiiiinbfifourbottfifietwyoind convince thevotosy thrift - 44re te let bullied into an a cquitfcence ilitAr rind infatiable 'views of ambition, nor lintel rof ratielitiiou of our rights. In adverting to that topic In'tlie•Opttch which related to the late negotiation ov,ite.ate ilth.France. he did not intetd to make any crbrebts °en thole political ditlicultics which had ecoVatiVed' his Majelty's late Knitters, or why tlidy had Veered the bclligerent tylleM of combining with till*the Powell of Lurope, to check the ambition and Bei* the increafing power of France 'den: the re- volutintt, to Ihe.patific uric of endeavouring co conci. late the enemy at an earlier period of the war.' and theteby•preveatkg the thence* of 'Wise Had &ice oc stood. Cattalo, however, It ivat, that the they had 'eyelet-Ceti manta allowecroven by - the Coolt fangoioe 'of its advocates, to have failed in the wide*, 004M...t0 far from circuosteribing the ambitioo, or coe . .pkg - The poster of Fysoce, bet:a ti t re con t inu a lly rated under its °petition ; kid to the molt /tee. uons 'of its fttpporters very little hope renlained,diat it could terminate ins 4 thin like a peace bortoer obit or advantageou s tdEstope. Tobside been Obit ilefluence Franc; to A peace pith the Conihental Powers,• It would haws herd the permpulley of this laftintrel to reodtekr 'Alto letterer foraidable. War ehight be Abet . eottftqatnee of chltrefs and needfity ; leAt in felr' be a peace 'maker, a Flower mutt be Or"rlgt .. Jf allptivec Atig ht, have .been,e'be polity I 0 r 'um coooiri to Q 3 / 4 411 - 4os the belligerent tyllem a l '• " ' • ing. thees(*o• to the unistimity of tht ilatfe in the Addrefs he Ihotsld have the honour to neve*, eon*. dent that the united voice of the country ersbuld echo. their kliurances of hippo, t to his Maltby in this Olt sad unavoidable conteft ; eintAdent *hit esti, man in. the country, feeling fenfibie that we hitt greet bleftngs to prate& and great evils to *WA, would cheerfully bear his part of the cotillion Dbf • then, he conclu ded by moving an Addieh to kites jay, which reiterated the fensiments in the Spieell. Mr. JOHN ShIIITH (*Muted the Motion fbt The Addrels. The plaint period was diftingitillted by remarkable events. There never *is a shut 'frlfeie the Hon& *as more imperioully celled On by Olefin portanee of the ethic. 7 t lte graciona intenitob(*sl views of hie Matta,' had been aifappoihted hr failure tithe negociation. The Houle could itot4tst recorife in the late tranTathoits, the fame IteeFio lent thistofition that had ettuated his Ittajettlf en fOrmernetallins, as well as the prefent, when it were as difettureging, in order tp put in end 'to a icalsrnitous war. His Moiety twang errata the petite; felitive to the late ftegotiation to 'be laid open the table, it would be melt/inure, Tilt the e ' fent octificnn to eater into a diftultr3n with e particulars of which we 'wire 'hot probidet Xis early oppdetunlry troald be mon probably dffotdid to the Honfe of entering mire pit dcbleety alto Mat foblea. But there could be no WI lied attiblipe ground of reafoning - fbrined open the girblell dklt fslfe liattmehts Publifitid by the enetby. 'Hi 'ltad I no frergvion..butoo tha cohtfirj, state fitttfielleh o in pronouncing that 'the flnterby, - gond fsrfth; Vet plain Wing of the Noble - Lieu iptsbilated; byfilt Platen/ to negotiate, Wes as einfplcunel 'On , pliciey, double dealing, and ehititery, filer* irfiniM elfe minden bf the 'French Obretittnent. 'Wit - - forded itnbther proof-of the tide cheetah. Ina the tellitude of Ertglifh negocintion, and itte eirtreeihtg perafty, artful patty thtat • hlikt Oyer ottirifettift& Finch diplomacy. At the !veer dmilltley Seete gociating With. Engtanilthey witetaktiginfefiltta to compel Pfuffre te-ilifir %to acetify** Ise tiftW of which islb much vale etplfAlit. 'lf the depidliflt of Prolla ettraid fajpear twiny Whale tbefflltall riled, it might faid-rhat h war the4efult riehtitte tious circumdances. France wanted of Prelthrto trifling CllllOll. Shewinted tenni& aentetineitAre. and the deftruAion bf her rtieleksunitlrtwettilltatefess Every arrangement atelveStittideftred by•Feetneeiree Obvinufly for the purpofe bf 4.wiltevirnig ne tlieftl•• ITT the Prothro-barrier. and lieliviropett elteheirtif die coontry. if the fade of !twain tboeld preverin warning to 'Entitle. /et her difsdien Medd ptiet an encouraging !Winn to Great Britain - so'ttiffite her fyftern of firnsneftagsrinit the canny. .11411 a had crouched to the Menne ••delpore of Vein* in the various periods of Me Reentutissosiien try her timely interference the might•-beve•tureeedldie kale, and *limed • Enrope • froth the felingeovh- What had refaked from this bile and Irby& Ado milhon ? fike- was driven at length to elm. waft -of fighting Tingle-tended *pint Fnueserirent•Wile •.orsothelmed by her enemy, be feinted, for :twit fed with an unequalled rapidity. is the bistagellis vF