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ANY PERSONS of the First Distinnion wine eixniiiad their wish Alf a termatii•in of the retch. to her Grace of Ru.lao4 on Monday last, the .;a be repeated TLYMOR ROW, Friday, Ju'y 14 The de l b e once at Seven. Concert begins at Eight ..'elock T.. ree Shnlings. WANTED to rent immediately,within ten wk.% en Lowlon. • osovaoient and furnished FA MILY tIOUIF.. detsch.d, but in ache .Itll Colth-liJote. Stator. qatstaa, 1,44 Water, awl fr rfo S w.qty Acresof Land. Terms moderate. Alines* Let•rs, post pail. to Mr. Miclatts, No. 61, Welts s tree?, Uxfird-sheet Urns inotTon of Mr. Uri, the Report of the Cnmmr•rre upgn •the Standing Orders of the house, r!lative to 'Turnpike Road Wl's, was taken maul farther consideration. The Resnlatinas tot lodging plans of the intended road,. Ste. with the Clerks of the Road,. wiol.in A ceriain tame. and fnr making other regolatioos Standing o.dess of the House, were read and speed to. His M .jesty's Property Bill was read a second time, and ordered to he committed on Friday nest. Mr. Sumner prevmteJ a Petition from Mr. John Aleock, agent for the Petitioner, eosaplaaning of an %sock.. Ele.iinn for the borough of Lances* , ; stating, that .1r !toilers Gardner, one el• the sure ties, was so much )nchsposed, that be etsuld not E. tend in time to enter into the owe! recognise .c art.! also stating the Petitioner's ignarenat of th• tales of the House, praying to enia,ge dm' for entering into the said rec , ,gnisance until blondas next. SFVI.:I'H TIME. THEATE RQYM.., HAY MARKET (13 PRESENF EVENING, July 2.3, 180', b* preeeemd. Mork& Dram, in Three Acs, THE FORTRESS. TO BUILDERS, ARCH' rEc rs, FCORNM AN presents his most respeltful corn- JV . plieleurs to the Trail. in General, thanks them 'brit pa.t favoutfi, and htstotthe.Acit• a rte. ttitstiati.m, which he ....saes the will be duly attended t... A 'curl' (poet old). directed to Mr F Clocrimzn, Dei.cn MndeNN . No Minot-row, Wcstm,rieter-ineil, will be i.orsed.at ' ely astettd.4 to. The Chleadtea g frf Mr Y... Unto Ai .Caries. Mr C tapman, rV. atharsc. air Liston, Mr. Tay: it, Mr.. \ln. C;.abit, and Mrs. Liston. riwas Ti to the Pelo.Drima, RISONER will be AT ro LAI:C. ws,' C. F arce o f E Lod Fernand, Mr. Carle*, Co Mr DJ Camp; Mr Liston Mons, Mr. Fawcett. R.aelssel, Mrs ami a 4 a , .Lit. muscles; WI., Mrs. Gibes. Amer the Metbanima, «WE FLY BY NIt;HT;" OR, LONG STORIES. Soong Haitian, Mr 1 4atheie*: W.nlove„ Mr. Tailor; Otrles , Ferret, Mr. Fawcett; Comte de ...snotty, Mr. De CostitAllash , A.tt:i,.. tostos. Loty Psirso ; *AO It Way, Mo !Amok. DEA TIT (tit I.ortD NELSON. .IkAr ESSEN BOYI)ELL and CO respeCtfully aequeo.t thu Sulu .r. And the 'while, that the E;- hre 'op t:.e Painting. by Mr. Deem, of the DEATH of LOR NEL 401 E. will el sun usi S.uw4y, Awetew 1. N. B. Twiteteletwei to ewer the n:iere at Mr I/iris', vi" atlasa the *Aker at M- .n &idea aid Co.'s. In Cheapeide. where it is now eihi►itir,g. Sir JOHN NEWPORT observed, shat.persons who undertake this snrt ot business. should employ Agents. its:painted wi:h the rules ot the House. and who wassails shows lowirier — ft w sy•ltse tint. - 1 1 INTINIDID %TV" AL LiOtt I' AND NEAT %TAN • • THg . SUBSCLIMFAti to the TNTENDET) N ATP/NAL, LIGHT alicl NIA cONIPANY, aro ,ritie•Nd meet Si the Cittsto .nd MC6IOI. Strout, 1 i-ViutißinV, tb..'Jetts hist. at retell,* o'Cock precitely, srICI L AF rims . N. B. Nene can net admitted but those producing their Shams at the DOM. - - CUil4 bEP • .A4U 1A11.11443 SOtI?TY DHE .111811.KE CUP sad COVER. given Its r.e of Vauxhall (Nahum, w ill be smiled a % , It)Pil,r4V omit, Jolt 27, by (kat:omen's IFICJAITS eat Pests, or Intimate! tunas" subject le the rules aid latioria of the eitroberlar.d S Wing Pompey ' , /'y 17. • GEO. AEROWSMI7II, sea. S V..' peseieulars impere of Mr Robots. 11.,ar-bullet. Ayala. whom' rm. R.4tllieteadirl to start must brelened bepase rhea or the cloth an the evening of Frfty„ 24rh ness, as Veen At the duly 71 Agents, uudert.icisig o advocate i.leEtion Pentions, to Know ani: under stand the Standing Orders of the House up 'n this suhje9, o itlfTwise it would be useless to make any Standing Orders at all, and Emory person corn platoing of an u'vhse Elefln,n wools plead igno rance as ground for del iy s he tlizreiuto objseed to the prayer of this Petition. Mr. PETER MOOHZ observed, that the Geatleman who now petitioned the House, in the last ParliAmeo w.ta called to the Ste of the House, and rzprimiuided I 4 the Speaker for a similar negrgence. Mr. DENT that the persons who were the sureties in this case, he had g od reason to beieve, were two of his clerks. it- added, that it was hie intention to move the !lathe to bring in a Bill to correa such negligence its urine. The SPEAKER observed, tat it became his dots , to notice, that the Petiti,cier who undertook to solicit this Petition, pleaded ignorance of a praciice established for twenty years, and it was for the House to consider sc..erlier they would extend any i.idtilgence, tinder such circums:AnAes. The question for ettlartng the time for entering into recognizance being then put, was n-gat.ved without a division. WI%SOR, Inventor awl Pete.itee of the GAS Lens. G ENERAL LORD LAKE —The Engraving free a Pining ta . : 4 .4 .7 in hide, by Mr. PLACE, and beraghtirver by Meinr , re n ew itti:i 4 general Win, mkt bit It-in, Colon*. Lake, in the !tame wi Logan, at Tela po US elthile the G meal ha 111,11 horse .11 • under hull, virago' by R. Cooper. i ie by 1).1.. , •cr 21. 24- PP. , * 11 111- pn-ts Puslwied 3,1c1 by gAIVGI , 4 OrRIC. tliirATM mnl Frinraell. r to the King • -1 Royal Family, Soul-streat„ the corner efiroelt wee. Sherily orill be pebhaheil, AREPLY to certain WI Ve:RVATIONS "f Dr. MILNER, et, vie Sequel .t. the Senna. Eeaaina tinn the Rev. TIIOVIAS LE. ►IESITIIIER. Pro•ta rof /. C. and J. Istvan. No 63. St. Pai.ns .141 aka by J. Hasetur4. N. Piccadilly. 0( wh.ius im.y be ha 4„ ,r the lapse Aotho% 1. A SERIOVC EXAMINATION ei th- Rt)M CA- Tift.PLIC CIA! 4-, as set tortb it; their rennin' moot. It. hi & A SEQUEL to the SEttloUS t /CA MIN ‘TIO: 4 1, poise 34. lIOn FIRE iN'.URANCE COMPANY, for Iwuring ii"uses, 1101144(s Nramt, and Afer. eltaaJtie, and Slurs Os ilae...tir of iiwtd•rsg, aid Oa sad Cart', from L' )SR or U.V.I %GE by RIK F.. cArrrAL—uNE NM:JUN Iwo IitYNDItED MID .nrnr Tifoustmu routius _ Mr. ROSE brought op a Bill far making the Poet of Anse:ideas. in the 1-1.50..1 of Carnegie. a free Port, Which war read a first time, and ordered to he wails time to-morrow. _The C! ,, 11-: sV.re•inusing BilL the German Linen Bill: an t.e Naval StnTes bill. were ger. r .1 1 y com mix wad all reports ordeted to be re:-•icei )w. • Tttr Preirieson a.d rohome , l Gut the Shares, for r.l.ing a 111 , 11 ton if the above Cepital, are of to per. •o• torLondoe, incept a port on of tboals which err. - wired the h.lettla for the exormiteeelatlou of his ten :• 4 ern the ormaining iwu limed..t and Fifty I rounds is left to be raised from 14.0"11re.iding in the c.,untt ( Shares of riles Pews& ewe ) theeeigh the *ewe et Anemia, It ha we I be Ippotnted in the octets' Clues and Towns in the Liaised litrirdirn. Soso persons es nay ts• willing to become Arms* ha the Compels,. as well as tlport who may be d strops of taking share!, are reuneved t., int... 1541 the same to Messrs. W.dd and Day, Soliciton, No. 41, tierraidastreet, Soho; or to Mr. Ju•eph Carter the A tt•ng Nitcheary, at toe City of London TayM.l, 13:sho l egate-street. (02,sosite Threadneedle street), wise will transept Sithen any information they may require upon the suhjett. Attendance will be given every day, after SATURDAY nest, at the Tavern, from Twelve. OD 'Three o'clock, used the t )Tice of the C inspauy 'hemmed, ehich will certainly ba at Nlicitsclatas neat, when Insurances will be e!feled. Mr. FOSTER move. 4, 46 'Bit there h- laid berme Such person . as a e appointed Agents to tbis Ctorapsny will be allowed eery sootoetio., rammer). A Gillef.l l C , llOl of Pro o rocto:rs will be curuenel u soon as She arrangement& for establ.sbing the Coon patty are complete, mad the RAW of Insura , o , w tilted, 4 whigb due notice be gives. and Proposals awned accordingly . The ani waiou f..r Share. tot I.o.idan he/iota been so very neinsernwe, it is in cuate.npl.d.ort, a 4 s.uu u W. pre. sent arrAngerneses ate c•..:spietei, extend the Capital to TWO MILLIONi, of witch trittee will be given by pub. he Advertweonent Mt, leo/ - - permivr'v the LAST WF EX of the pr. sent P AISTOMIME ROYAL CIItCU., , RGE'S FIELDS. rrtHIS PRESEN 1' EVENING. July 23. 11307. out be presented, Ir. y. ti Oa, dame. the hvourte • Pintnrnime of Ti1:1 MAC4f7 SWORD; irr, HAS LEGIMS W RIOR. be Music, +Ph an entire sew Oestare, be Mr War+, composer of eft. po l ,vder IMAM of M .th Ch.ern, Me, wi nc h ar di he • slew. d, a grand Deplev of HaJRSIMAIrIe SHIP , be Mr Salt'', Maitre Avers, Arc. Casten, Mr. James. And to. cel-oratea Nif ismer illaci - noir, that wonderful Flue D .11 .o , ue este nut velo will, in the course el ow miming, rt , ...ae his eccentr:e atid aitunishing aSettiee gleaned va..lting r the rope, partcmlarly he. wringerfell mole. bra. , eirmiag • n -pine Globe of Tire SEM time, an suite new 'kind Magical Mele Dram, , welt new Meek, Splendid Socnery, Machinery, Deems ; .ratrmi., which Ls been a Inn; rime ill preparation n call, 4, ROD , 4,1 and and R(TIA ; or, The Q RIM of the S/LVF.R LA a.E.S. Pie 0984 alteer4 frame a grand Spectacle, p dumbed, with nowt woes ealed applause, at the Imperial Theatre ; Petenhure., and on evem on. mall More en the Continent. 'Fa New' Moiety Messrs. Own' and Riesell. Th. Over ere by 'Mr. Stored. To crasciede with as egeeneive grand Remmers. lithos of the Inapives of de Mernenes, to wench will ere duced, is tippiepriate Splendid Can, Cie Element .1 mo l i ar che„ t.r f isms, the Cloud greg, the Water Smg, and the Sal King. writs their Alt stands, in Grand Procession. acceinpan , ed In a Stage ex' Principal Chseirteri—aAtortals. Sir Ro Mirth, Me ; darn of Elirrionnerg, Me. W.f.!. ▪ ; ut a k. 0,,, 5 4 w g n u p i a. ) Mr. Mmitg1411111; Minh berg. (hews/its arid conlidestaal smsaist at the BAUM and R 064) Mr. ; Matthew, (a Cutragei ) Mr Jame., Rnerned (his See:a Mr. •S. Sider; Mohr., Mr SLier " - Pr'n 6 Pai 03041". Mr ililtiCAS. 14112. and Mat Jel• lest, who will Dance an entire New Pas de Deus, scene- Wiwi es Me Mgr: , M Nchelwars • Agatha, Mita Iwo; Rem, Mts. Wynne. Sup roJturrl gain% Ed King ; Mr. sinametem :Col, Mr DAM', Sun ; Cloud Krug, Mr. HcAleig , ,worth awl Watt , King, Ifnu .g Saunders The Quern of tire Lakes WWI Johnsum ...And, for the 7th dine, a New Comte Dance, conspned by Mr. Mu Ipaima , wah New Musa •, Sceserr, Deems. arid Decotahees, INDIAN SL.II: ES and earrisit SAILORS; or, The FESTIVAL of FREEDOM. QJako, Mr. Merstgonivy ; • (NECK. Alt- Hol'ingtworth ,• ipman, Mies Jelietti French °Weer, Mr. James. Indian Sisries....blasste p a yee ; (Lane, Foster, Mar, Sutton, Be. ; Samba ; MitsJohriatun. InlianWooreu—eNte.dan.es S.arlrr, Jauon, andSuttem ; Mows Taylor, Legion, Roger ' , Tyson, 'grown, dtc The Pular, are re.peeffially jammer , . that, by particular th• Pantomime win be the first performance on Ters e. r, end Saturday, and the New Comic Dance, • ha: 5 ea readied wah unbounded applause, on Mon. CY, Weduesday, and ruclay; and the Ncw Magic Melo Oraste of Rudolph sod Rosa, will be every evening the i,tere • Persormance A Saw (7,arnie Pantomime, which has been a considerable ire r•i pi rat. n, Wiii, far the firtt tints, with New Marc, Machmarr, Dresses, and Decorations, be performed eu Mnnday treat, July t 7 Joi.es in he opened at Half. pace 5, anal to be, 411 at Half Put u n't:Mek. Roves 4s. Ss: ad Price Is —Pit Ss. Second Price Celett Is Second Price id Plate, for the B fees to be taken e( Mrs. Rim nom, .1 the Ent-office. Second Price a eommemea at Half. past S. Na Servants can Pl^litlly her. Placa &Re( Ilaff.pa4 7. Att:adance ill the Saban end Label, as usual, w th R. td If Refreshment% Pes, ke 3 !AT( LOTTERY. THIRD DAY of DR %WING will be oa • 11111151 DAY mixt, July IS. SCUILME. „ I .... Prise 61 .... 1../.4000 .. es .. Llo.roto Il t i 0 1.000 • WO se t.sos 2,X, - .10 Tickets. L. 200.140 ** :ll4 lnsin Tiek•e, /North My, being the only ii•ot Capital, ry Twiuskmo wimps. the n..in g tallow*, 2443 Ticker' each Dav • TiCaLTS a .4 SHAMS on Salo at all the Licensed Lot "rt Ofiem, and be their .Isiita w linittand &ad Scodassi. - _ BAYLICTI PATENT BLAMING CAKES. 11/1 - 110-1 have maintained as acksowledqed .7 • Superlarit. tar maga than Thirty Yew% canon., to 'old by IIItYLEY end lILP.W, t o. S, Cockver.urect, lob'Ywa Price Mt* penes watit stn ettorn woo do not think this Mackin( make, their 4. New sulluteotiv. are tespeetrolly I.4.nnefl, that if the .be .11,1 Vuoirsat itunt.id cf virAter, it will ptuduce LAW. rpm! lir Japan tbet K u necewaq t. decree. Vat 114 , em eatosaiely Moreau& to the Loathe , . and depriers tha Wadden of meat ebt meat ^aluabta Ptepansat. Ina that at kelvin the L. , tie• waft and ,''..ant, and retenting a hem .ft wt tray tie pealuccd by wising Vl wet leith the Water, but lb. ittory to Ow Loather will be B. p?..vent Catinterkite, the Bails of D ir441i464 eve 1:144i 1441.0 s wheel swats oat the 0 Liunde of each Cake. W. BAYLEY. IblPl ilidll. PAR LIA V/5t4T. HOUSE OF LORDS, W•nNL.o.tt, IV« .12. •••••••• At four o'clock, prayer. being read. Counsel were called in on the Appeal Cause. May sr. Wharton. Sir Arthur Ni{g•ra was heard at great Irrigth for the Rtspondent, after which the further consideration of this cans: was postp ined to Friday next. A Message bras received from the Commons. Sir Edward Kna-chbull, Mr. Grahem, and ether MemSees, brought sevzral Private Rills from the House M Commons, and presented them at the Bar. _ _ _ several Bills on the Table were for warded through their different stages. The Reports of the Committees on the Lottery Bill. the Irish Spirituous Liquor License Bill, the Irish Salt Beef and Salt Pork Import and Export Bill. were brought up, and received ; atter which the House adjourned until tt....morrovr. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lord Howick took the usual oaths and his seat for the Borough of Tavist , Kit. Two other new Mem bers took the oaths and their seats. The Annual Indemt.ity Bill and Exchequer Bills Bill, were severally read a second time. and or dered to be reported to-morrow. Upon motion of Mr. CHESSMAN, an Account of the gross and net receipts of the Post Office, from the sth April, 100, to the oth April, 184,7, together with the new rates, kc. were ordered to be laid ►eture the House. Mr. Hobhonse brought np the Reports of the Committees upon the Militia Pay Bill, the Militia Adjutants' Bill, the Miiitis Solialierns' Allowance Bill, and the Irish Militia Pay Bill ; the resolutions were severally read and agreed to. and the Dills ordered to be toad a third tone to-suorrog. .se Moose. *Copy .1 a Letter fr im the Com:nts sismers of Ezei.e, to the L .rd Lieu.enant of Ireland, sclitirg to bu I !gig 4.401 , r at Duedrtim." 1" - e Irish Supt. Bill, and the !TOR top;rit Regu lation Bill, were severally curomitted, and ordered to be reported to-morrow. Fbe Report upon the Irish Stamp Duty Biil, and the Calico Bill, were pcstponed. The Iri,h Infirmary 8.11, and the F. ogmore Lands Bill, were severally read a third time and passed. Mr. Sheridan presented a pet 7 tion from the parish of St. Mary le Scrand, ogain.t the Poor's Relief Bill now pencliog. Ordered to be referred to the Committee upon the said bill. Mr. BIDDUL PH move.' tt That there be laid be fore the Houre an account of the duties collefted on the importation of lime -stone, carried cons ways, 1 for the Lit three years." , Mr. Hobhouse hr .ught up the British Fish. ries and Woollen Manufaaure Bill. also the Irish Fishery Improvement Bill, which were severally read a first time, sad ordered to be read a second time to morrow The Compassionate List Bill, and the Irish Cus rims Bill. were postponed. Mr. Hatinonse brought np the Iri,h C 11001331 Re venue Fraud Prevention Bin, and the Malt Excise Bill, which were severally read a first time. and or dere.i to be read a second time to-morrow. _ _ DEFENCE OF THE NATION. Lord cm FLEREAGH rose in consequence of his previous notice, to move for leave to bring in Bills to provide for the more effe&ual defence of the country ; and in doing to, he took occasion to explain his intended alterations of, and additions to, forcer systems. in a speech of two boors and a halt, the substanse of which, on account .1 the variety of allusions to different suhjefls, it is impossible 'Atli-- fanorily to detail. He first alluded to the events and state of affairs at the opening of the campaign, and the necessity which then existed fot vigorous measures. He was sure that the Right Honour able Gentleman opposite (Mr. Windham) would feel that His Majesty's present Ministers would stand higher in the confidence of Pa.liainent, as their return into office had nut been marked with any improper impatience, mar noditz interference wins former measures ad..i.ted by thd late Adminis tration. Whatever mig..t be the general feelings of the country in respen to the general outline of those measures, he should certainly contend, that the conduit of the present Ministers was not to be impeached on account ref any undue impatience in marking their sitsapprohation of existing measures. They had given them their fair trial, and it was cit account of the present exigencies of the country, they were now to express their diaipprobatnin of s the'a He was posfeely prepared to admit. how ever, that whatever might be his opinion of them, yet, as they did exist, it was a mattes et great deli• racy, as well as difficulty, suddenly to do teem away ; so that in what he was about to offer to :hre House, the Right Honourable Gentleman would not find such a strong disprsition on the part of the tresent Ministers to an hostile to I"..zri.lg measures, marked the arrival A that Right Honourable Gentleman asses his adleerente into Offset. Hrving stated us notch, be should now tome*, that he considered it bra duty to prepese to Parliament ogee teio measures. welch were of the utmost import. ante to she *minify. in order to pas it into a more effeftU4l state of exertion ; vertices. :ethernet they would call fot a great sacrifice, - .ed volute teats considerable incorivenienco ns trust ; d the 'louse would feel the oecestity of a lowing. Measures of a very *dive nature undoubtedly now hew.. net-essay to geterd against those menaced ateoks against the Country. The Home terreld feel that teem was no subjed which was so difficult to enter neon, as that of gni., into defat's, as to the necese slay if etiesnedieery xerti .ns ; but undeubtedly in the times is weich w• lived . in this Celietry, end la the situetioe i f Eurnise, it watt +tete' , ind;-.prosseelle that the par ilk shnu!el knew what w-. teener tit be den* in such a cr.:is. 1n ininterted Witco of every deo4lmo was infinitely neer- Doe-oars at his resent memerie if. in it was wets' eie twiner alteration was prop. se; to the House, sod by 'heir sande - et yestel *le ela vie loeopegebet i.t e. Attie ei of !hi. count.!, n was imonsolde oot• s say, the , Owe were r caller etectonstareces, in every q•serl.r of the gl ibe; that toilet for this ad ditional degree of etestion. We ere called upon. "Wore to mike sine greet effne to make tare system of the seco d hattelores efficient, or to mak some•addit•on to these eatt &ono It wet peetedly impossible, in looking to the aff.irs of Europe. since the ft.ght Honourable G mile-nen took ft/charge of public horsiness, end to poor !e for deficiencies in the Military force, not to say that we were celled epos to furnish some addiemeil means, ant to make seine great exertions, if we were at all det-tminese to ',relieve our security at home, and not to abardnn our accesses abroad. Te•s increase, he teoug t, ought to be made not so mu-', %seen the local and indrtrosble force, such as Inc Vole Leers, but in the regular military es tablishment of the country, while at the semi- tone it was desirable that we should endee our p;ove the Volunteer System rho princip sune sideration came this to be what w ,uld afferd is the greatest force, both in the Regul i.r Army aid the Slditin, with the least inconvenience or pressure up nn the country If he centd satisfy the country 'het same increase was necessary, the thought he crud shoe that we e iold not rely upon the sot-to of the Right lion. eseneeman for ordinary recrui:. i g. as it was entirely inadequate to raise that eaesniet of force which lie conceived the paslic exigencies requited. kie did not mean, however to elaer now into nuts d:esiis of the defects of that system. as the. w told be verints oppereunities of mating allusions to it during tee furore states of the i f .;;; 3 he was to propose ; but he merely swished to :tate f i-. ewe, eonviaioe, th by such a system it was keep up o.tt army even t r' n, di nar y steediersi. It was enable to effeft the double porpore of increasing nu. - 47 , `r. and feeding*: m sinteiniog our force at tue sat" 'one; fore as h it wi&L amined that system, e • .! c • esparedle veth thelbi mer one, it would be ic. . • a deducing the member of bees obtained ie t'•ete was not a sufficient number of men prec : 1.; as to cover those deficiencies which oecarrol is tier army abroad. The question then came to sue, west were the best means of raisin: or increasing our um to that standard, which, it must be ac now' 4.• sy all, existing circumstances required f 'le a or hended, toes it would be found upon consieeret -n. th st noteine woold do but a certain degree of c ar.- pu'sion, and the most lenient de sr, e of it w uhf be, that which the Right HAI. Gentleman e rot rly exploded, nemely. the raising men by ballst. lees was a measure watch, if he recellefled tight, teat Right Hon. Gentleman' (Vtr. Wtndbam), took more than ordinary pains to decry. As to the compulsion. therefore, which he was about to sue gest, he begged the House not to expel novelte, for he was as anxious as any man possibly could be, not to disturb in any material degree the r-tistirg Military EstebliOimeat of the conotry l leo:ease ha was convinced, whatever might be the demerits of f ormer systems, it was infinitely better to fortify them as far as possible, rather than weaken them in favour of those which other Ministers might think more likely to tend to the general advantage and safety of the country. The alternative winch they were possessed of, was therefore narrowed to tl e simple preposition of calling upon the country to submit to a bee.* far men to servo in the elilitia, in order to enable the Militia to serve Major Regular Army of the country. This appearintilebins to be the only option lett to Ministers, he was induced to lay it before Parliament for its a perchation. The mea sure was adopted by Parliament in the year 1804 tire der the a& called the Army of Reserve Aet.to •ehich he had the honour of being a party ; which it t• t as far as any military mcasnre ever went, to render ad vantage to the public. by raising a large nuruber of men ; he really thought it had aderded soch import ant advantages us the country, that he wee pre pared to state; that if we stood in the mune swe at II as when it was first broujht torwird, it would the measure which it would have been the duty of Ministers to suemit to Parliament. When the Army of Reserve Atdwas adopted, we were at teat ti,re in this situation, that we had a Militia commencieo its services, instead of a Militia, as at present, tc - minating its service, or hengieg by the condition of ceasing at the end of the war. W- therefore now to duw bons a soutce of servi war were to terminate to-morrow, initiate. By thus furnishing the army from that source, we should be enable diminution of the burdens of the emir the Militia. Therefore he did not proposing to Parliament a new or den, he was only andleipoing our way that wo u ld ultimately teed o pens*, while he did not sacrifice tie few men who were unwilling este: One great reason why he thought the to he adopted was, that there was f • y the condition of e were therefore rice, which, it thir , woold alto ter- my with 4 simply • enabled to die s% a uniry in replacing t fcel th*t he vi-a ,r additional lor• r necruites in to lessen ntir ea. e qervices of those cad their services. this system ought s a mach greater