The National Register. — London, England, 1813-11-14 00:00:00

THE NAIIONALTEGISTER. Ad a tit .t, awl „rde ca to be cad a secuutt time Oil rti tlval.l) Adjuaintd. THURSDAY, Piriv. 11. Sir S. TtoNtti.t.v presc»ted a Petition from the Debtors in the Fleet Pt i.on, ce;npl.ii!iing of delay in carrying the EsoKent Deb. tglE. ,. Art ;ilia t fleet. slat( that as the Petition Coy. all icoind , dion noi Mr. Serjvant Palmer, Commissioner. he mill thu.:4la it fzir ea) t.i communicate the eiretinistzlice to that tricot:4unit! "did the Lear; ed Serjeunt had informed him, that llavi t_, after ;much •thltirulty, found a situaliim for holding the Coat, he eves v possible artaie_tement to get the business 41 ispaiellell With il‘ little delay possible, and to. Coal purpose had appointed, i.vventy cases to be I.citril CVCIV I):1 V. %% 01111lIt 11' tt'lliliS hilfll, III! the %%hole, amounting. lo Petitnois; :-Itoitill be heititl. 'the Flonontable and Le.aned Illember - concluded by that the Petition do lie on the table ; and %%Lich, after a short et ki- Versatiois, wens agreed to. AUGMENTATION OF THE nisvostinkE FORCE OF THE ARMS'. Lord CUTT:ER F, AC if, pursuant to a former notice, rote to gib- 11 suit his plan foi . augmenting 'the disposable. Military Force of the Country. The Noble Lot:) prefaced his unit i o n with toking a gene- ; cal view ot the precut state of our disposable force, wistrii, eon ii - silk ring the casualties of %A or, and our recent exertions in the Pe vinsida, was very tar from being disheartening. In no year si n ce the commencement of the struggle in Spain were the Imiscs of the army greater than between one-seventh and a c.'cighili •of-• the iii all the general casualties, they did net amount to ~,noo in the whale, for•fliti last four years. • Al hiss to this extent Mils girt to be wondered at, %then it was known that the ordinary I , mot t- lily, in time of peace, is between one-telith atill eiftii. 'La! smote f.omAslotili the Noble Lord proposed to draw an ad dition:A .1 reinith•to our disposable force, was the militia. Since the lea/ IWO, tae plan of eolutiteet . iog from. that service tom .). lierii•!:ati' been d‘ awn ft um it 0‘ y:00 men ; anti ac -son of to , ei-liad foi mud the Solace of the glorioici results %%Inch I h tits( n t • hicr. The leading features of the pi oposit;on he hail to i mike vi‘ • : a•. in lii• could not tail to draw from the z 7,001 'yen. Such , at least, hi• hopes. His Li rd shit tutu third lied his plan, first, howe%er, premising, that the riatt• 1 Was . leit to be stator a; at all a claim 'or t'ennintl. lint %vas in t(' d. d, in evol)i sense: br the word, to be a mat ter ot'clmice on the tof tlio , t who lecepted• the proposal ;)1) he In3de to tIiCTO rlitn, suggt"ted two modes of scpplving the AI :V:tt! of the army. and Oft rting the object in view: thy pi.ophs,tl, that milk. every ;inhaled men vi ftom any militia regiment, three ofVecii , . a captinii, a• -ant, and an ensign; shall he allowed to vol.iiiteer. The officers so volontecrint..to hold the same raukidas ti•ev laid in the militia, also to be entitled to half pay, and after staling one calopaign. to bold -petinanent art min:lent. Any n ion ber' o f mon ;, , yonki the appo' o:ed preportion, tic ho t tie; cd their services from any re u ,iirn lit, were. to be thrown itita provisional bat talions. 'f hey are to %titmice' either for a vegini •to end .n 1 Si • months after a peace, or r r lite; the Comer wi!ti a bounty of , taller vvit'l ; l:r linty to . ..ixtven guiecas. Tic service of swill a• accupt th•• ii linty of twehe guiticas,to liit.ited to l'airiipe, an•i their families to lnive the saint provision as they were entitled ia. as ;Oicepted the bounty of sixteen tiitti.eas, awe to be 4` • 111 om 'him 111 4)‘ iso.o, like tit.' other "Oilier' , of the The militi..men .ns.dt-af ed to he fir / dm-ell by incii bee.i o`.. ainougtt the .1 without the oe. eis•sits or dio.,A 0411 t, at ItiaiA not before next Ciir•stinas tviti:%e mown. finch .‘,ye the p: moment points of the proposed inea• sort. Noble Lord (.4i:eluded Witt: moving for leave to bring iii the • Air. WTtITRRE vait - 1.; . he was Mine that a large iii•posable foree wits :iteestir's. os the pr , ent ~ ..riiiiiipitances of Fori.pe, could WA , stand ml he tor o ut 14'0a; sup I),)rt die plan of the I1 -q• Loris; but it Was isulely in the hope th:,l additional means th u s •;t into the 'la •dsotlitiverument, wo.ilit be by' them employed ci a just and iluf etl4l*riit peace, the only legitimate aim of all our t omit •. ,~::-: LOr-: AGiFelatllv accept' d the support proffered by the }Jou. Aldo, on t! r touts lie liad himself put to it, 811(1 lie could tt-iire ;Lot the poi make it the li.sw Leav* was tuei: given to ;:ritig in the and flu: Rouse adjuitinedi • • witincv, •Nov. ' MILITIA. _ t Sir E. KNATCSBULL tootelAnoti from the Noble Lord (Cat tlErealiii) Lil4t V olunttc rit,g tiotu am Militia to the Line rl►oultl aset nd as.hig.li as Captains. Hr wished to know.vt hat be the I Gay of Commissions? - should suppose frolll the tiint• of their ioil:ing the regulars. , Loid IiAG tir said, that that provision would be found in the body of the .Bill. The point, howevt r, a que%tion of thy prerogative. Co laiiily no injury might to be sustaititd by the ..Ottiver:: of the Line, in consequence of the Militia ()dicers juicing the Ainiy, in iespvet of their claims to promotion. DISI'OS.II3LE FORCE. • lord CMTLERF.AGII brought up the Bill for :accepting the icr. vices of the Militia, in the- vigorous pri.sccution of the , star. - milieh WAS read a first time. 114 h: Lordship Mated, that theie aril* blillikS to (111 op, which he should move on Monday, and %Lich might be pub•e(piently considered oil Wedoesday next. • • It iiitS then read a st emu) time.--A Ijouructl. • sA•runn %If , NOV. 13. Upon the motion of Los 41 CAsyt.En Ari it, the Militia Voluir err- Rill was read a second time, and ortitte d to he printed and com mitted for Monday. Ili% Lordship iotimatt d his i;itention of go. log throligh the several chimes im the Rill on OA da y ,, so n. to make it efficient V 1 id,' le pOS.iI)II2 116'h y. Wirsirrosr liroi4;111 op the Report of the Committees of Sup. ply and W..y. and Wails, the SCVI'I al 11C,Oliii *IUDS Weft: read .agieq!el 10, and Bills terdeied accordingly. The Local 'fakers Bill u•as reported, and tl:e Report ordered to be takvii into further consideration on Monday next. After some tin titer r..tithse busittess, the H...tise aMourned to Monday. TB D 11A 7 DA RY. NOV OMER. I. 14 The two and twentieth Sandoz/ ' t iter Trinity.—The Epistle Philip. •i. 3 the Gospel St. 'Matti'. 21. Tran s 'align of the body of LFil. ' enw iti I ..ov of 14110 (Fled 111 Nu ye 4675. Sir Wni. D . on the ;date rept esenitirp the tomb of tric persiiiiric(.. his 1 isiory of St. Paul's Church, says, lion wilte annorum series, n on. I !lamina vorar. non poptilenum ruhrt,, eltinrta penitrts I rkenivolOi murnoritim delcre vault. " Neither the lapse t I a t 1 ou.and years, the voracity 1:f ve flames, nor the rase of •aii infuriate nit , u lien With %%as entirely abolished, could desiroN the rementbrauce of Erkenwald." llowever, not long after this statement of the learned i.reitpiat lan, who most able to look hack towards the past, yet c..uld run toraaee future eveitt•. this tivitittment tot civic and religious vetietation for a ;peal pre- Inte it pre to the 1666.—A150 St. Lase fence, Arelibtsl.op of Du4.liii, ennui lit for his unbounded munificence, anti for having daily fifty rapt persons enteituitted at his table. lie died in the century.--1303. Ilutitiaparte, et hose !miry entered Erfutt, "i ot victorious, kit as a beaten one," not a nionth.ago. entered Vienne'. —1532. Henry VIII. marries Ann Bolt' vn. The Sun rises at 7 ii. 17 min. sets at 4 It. 27 min. Hie water morning at 6 li. 51 min. aftero..on at 7 It :O min. 15. Monday —S u• 's of R nobie British extracti n before the coeversit,n of.t!.e English to the 1 .ith of Citrhst. He was caked Maclow, or perhaps .lleLow, anti forsaking the itiolatory ut his relatives and.friends. also forsoel; the world, and retired to the solitude ot llongur, where tin Nlonk•ii.,il already given many proofs of Ilieir l'ittv. alltogittiott- St !coed _'o to France, in order to wench the Gospt I of ('hi is?, he was orttaii:ed rishop of Aleth, 1:0‘y called St Maio, by a 'flight del ia.tion from his name., Ile died 11. D. 56.1.-1.Y77. Capt. Drake, set front Pivnitmili, on his v , ,yi.ge 'wind the globe.---16.J5. Death to Mr. Parr, aged 152 years.--.1b02. D.td George Romney, the painter. 1 he Sun rises at 7 li. 3. - r min. sets at 4 h. 23 min. High water morn. at 7 li 50 min. i!ltertmon at 8 ti. 21 loin. I.a-t quarter it the NI qui At I iota.. past •.!, rnorrinig. 16: Totesd.q.—S% Edmund, after bilvieg been se et. ral weirs t rea ..rtlie church of was promoted to the , see of i2aniet bitty and there dischareed the important duties of I:is office as a glitAi pas it'r, titr 'he •pare u'4' -ix yeaus ; Mt: s( env , tle liberties 01 the church infringed upon by Kira: rir:c 111. and man, alarit.ing dia• enters grow ing up. s. Lich ht. cohld not reineds, he condemned himself to a c ',try hanishinert, mid retired h. Fratica, lit re I c spent the retnitin to* his days in a ii,ottastcly at Suissuos, whc.re he died in 12.10.—;tii Death of henry 111. The Sim rises at 7 h. 56 , ein. sets at 4 ii. 1 " .111 - Tligh water morn. Li. h. .3 ruin. al-teirii. at J li. a.) 17. IVethiesdar.—St Giegory Thautuaturgits (the worker of mks clt..),ll(slioli of New Ciesareis i,. Pontos, e4iiiiietit rot ltb ir . al Iva in..g and sirtues--but :ouch blurt, it is said, for the a.i►ael c hi NOV. i • 1. _ • ~i