The Sun. — London, England, 1807-07-28 00:00:00

lee ' ng !( ! r .human mi re :p h w hi c h exa l te d and pree dit lity to disattier.;lie.hope4 tkitiglkt,nglipOrtitio • tnt.tit oppo , it.qiyptild have tbeimagttalgßiiy to attend,.. td lll ese,,iilkiftstiOn-;, I,r great niagtlanirriily.it . .votild . rdqui re to e?iter.httso:NegticiLll66'l;sl6-'.°46--Peat-k' atuidst tht; untilningiAbup..tlist backv.tteeivi'suf filed and •'- - ...I Wo ~. cepqt\i.44..... tchgrOW Up andiPti l lgi the unnciS of the veiiple,, With a, rail - cour pt - tbe.niost 1111- theaiiing and'ulcorritilite nature. - He did.liat'mvan . limb an)t cosiditiofis? should Jae-accepted' in9Onsisrent with the honour, a( 0 .•,'" 1 ),,trY. WhiCkil,P.l l ad at as beaLt i much. as anv man, but' he meant to in-,i p4iss'l titta i 4Ciii"oriteaCe = WhiCh ' lie hatt"ifeVer ickriamtionlen? lost, Sight,9l; , : To 'rittfinto thtt,rnea-ii 1 1%4)A:fore, t hp.. ; l4iBve; i ',lto- thouzltt ,tbe i tinergcticy , 1 891 poked ps,,,sorrie.tid not . exi*.t. if i tt I . icl, he. 11,- , s,iya ticif'tliis 'VA tire wittil l dlit tild l bett'illocle' .....of niewilig./ii., , It had been. very ninth hisitietts:; , 4 1 1 4 1 .94. 1. M r .. Pitt .:14 4)oPo§6:cx!raPrclitMEA.eil)Pr gtcl;,..s, and to' livut ?. def l igus .9f ,pesu i liar horror and ptrticular 'iitonsttiisity, of cluti.atTdr t o 'those with whom we kv tb-tn onientl.• • It -.was. enough -' 4 - "C - - - •• t q;.§ii.Y.ttfY3Were;.9.WiC. l .3cin4COTtingtt, Ailiirk%llB,`' to induce every hand to grasp a sword and point it 8 4.44tirthft invad e r.. WC WO i tt)14:11/4-. werP.Ao lo,*, Jro invasion : the Frepeb Emperor himself, itia':Siti, in the li . glntlinir 0(tho War, that' inva,ion was the mode OlattaCk he hod in vi -,v, ariil'admit-' • tipg the extreme hazard of the attempt, he declare d' his•Thtermin.ltion to make it , . tri.6ause he had rto other chance .of ,reducing os. All .possible., means " (4,;dequate resistapce,.tould be prepared,, and he, li;nked upon it that the Plan of his 'Lion; Friend, if propetly executed, would be amply sutfiCient, - that ' .ii:. if -. ,pt;.re were -diffur4il-; a mongtr the- peoplei . : fOr without that nothing would do. ..411r: Sccretury CANNING 'iifOuld . certainly avail ......._ ltiau9lf ofAhe.cesecve pe.rmited by the -U r n. Ge,u lii4rifiTlV(4lclil-ft. hlld ~ :iid, wit ti' a vit.4 t o iiiipreSs Nkitt fhis! Nl,-ijeary`a-ttlial4ters • the desir:thieness (lf'.' PV,acY.' . j .e i• j 4 1 • % 'Cl,, , womidli not ) , give any. answer , 4'4 what , • - the. Hon'. Gentleivan had said ou that head but '... he .Would make '''lls "Et -- t fie . 1-Ton.' Cli 3 Ohe . natieti' . Pr i ncil) lo4 ,"4o' 6 , AA • tic ;;Af 'SOiat I%l(Uti?6fl.txr*l , lii9 iii - b°nlng • The Honourable ,GentiitilAii?- 1 0pPtitbilv. was. n 9 ‘ inilipos:iLipii.-,-;(1. treat, tWt if ,gits t i po .cle- Veliaion'i r i . . Conjiiiif; no ' InitnilialiSit lir : . <l6feat. '' °/ ' l4 (hitit-triiis . %el' c4ear, li9wceofr s ill'or• tlid 1-10-' , pourable Gentleman, that, whether the emt.l(sboultt; he ; zr,, :t1.,. we. a40.104,.,.1mx8 t ~,, !reg., iih ssitypie.or FRii t * ht. i)eCa e . foottng, s 0 ~ i • I us. to Arm %..itil , d iv il 4 - • "*. 1 . 1" . l l ,, 't( 14 hive .. -til tl4 4l) `"%tt/profSg , /.14 ' , I Vt, 1 ''. tN I , • I'l: : 4 • . tn 6 means of ' ga pit i ,V_lio,?r .P.jds , ,\;lllliCa t gr - he the event Orltie N'eocitiatioli:` Without UCII ~. ' % .. 1 s . 'urity,„ we cult) 1 -izlier apcent upr curer q,uy ' . in 4 . rui 10 Itillifir "IG 2 witli -7 tE INCRq Kit a: it L titflicr:,tifitilie, ~11411. Md "tick. nlftrlitlay.. ' but. viat.p ilmk ati l ided, it w ys tlBll.4ent?, l '' 4t- ea,' ..4. 1 Mr ;.,,T , . it. - r't t'o4r . ~.44.- P az.. Vie 600;o: Aliglae ji)N Foivr,... .... soitywasoi hiumi t ab l vitia it,bozo v. sitititi4hat,tha. prw,edt.iptivittiV,r3ol'". tr r . 4 : l l. l ft'tfsn; - , gvitl!..frill.. 4: ilVtu.../U4041714(1434.1t451444fi11igikk.:4)...0;P; ..sgintiletxriti,atid AA , ~ ..titionit..4iitAtteetitOtmit i t inbalteVertimfigtoj i titil T0 . 11,114...,i t ;"t - • 11 -% 4a ot. - ..1 ~ 4' ~..,.... : retlLes ..,,:1, 'Mere MI c., vic,a,, o . - t.. ot.c,c. I :mws. , ! . th'elolikibliall - harbikKranat§ltliiil bit 4 Ortfitat'Ai' 1 r , , 1, , ,a0ke, anittiiiskittstiourtitifferad ,'lromiltis ' r4P- . to 1 0 ,. T.r.ttrtlg ! V4fOl i t s l4 l . l 3ll‘ b ..tt i lA i w ose pia was t 9 lorsmitte.e e. g.tholgoiliet9 EVlnt* 1 r. ,y i fro ng r il, . bat totifi a lutli4itittoluerme , tol to* t i , • ariy suddett*Atitetify; ..'Tim e ittmitse.ottder that folin i . Avas ti' be gradual . andlrgressive, but it Was not ' -' nvosiiii - ptfi Atestonstrafl444o..‘itzw* 11441041901gtd NokletlitiyAitatar 4itittiji ritinlegl3llCp it ligrotil4t .vr..4/4.; ' utanitvai*:itllokkteituoktvies.smiliOni,ilititlY,figsort(to that .I.ltotiDtetscotttpientwlttiiiiolh*iaiAllitAff,tilmt . ' It gerlutatAidttleosbt(o4ll4ikulliart*);l Iltbanolger totifl - 'fly,;mvl)atheit Atte •tiirefootilltwi*larfi hotly. tliiittilsork,cl3angt ,ift! cep tettotisatio i n: , ,,vl-4Ltsntboy.... • ritilMliiititaoffitaiVirteositulifisayptchtiittough isi,tblir , former opinions of.althroaigill tecn , %;:gnil*V 4 l l 'V Italt, flikestliKA. nu,tlhildtpetfizity.an•,ltn,axesliattfipTo- cceding was anrrotilkinite calludieri, thotigl),ltAtlc vittiincatialind ;to tl e tc.crgo4s 41)4 roaxl.A*24Pre • itehattilitycittitey..AiPrOb foivSetti4l - te Atetwzod "Piditrolif • thd) rdittilll4 bad .ittger.r.titr. tlie„,c.;org Cedric:4i 4v. illtiugluitbe.kozitesti rnight.;ixtokbecoi ! continued to the salv,atiow..tektbasqoowtriavolvect in tuj i 4 otthbuthe avkatioir,dt, Europe., '...!Xlle t tilan 'kit wai in . force , tieemorii itl. , kbat 4:lleAtiltlioielat for rithu m iittor.:. :ma& 1018 fixamplA sgt , , by,' thedtitte Min*ttiitelbe,ineinA abstrkarbplo otif kilo tic4l4,4l.w,ayrt sc ottyittaiin,:anthesaluplO tit° t lie•OSTOW.oti.telmthaq f °! 1 (-) ed, induced the present Nlinistcwrr«,ai allety ‘ ,ll4l existing plait .tb4otoalt4.-4,bailiemarbed, at least till it a hotildivateiltdtiafairditial. 'Ellis weA . l4O illlsitbrOtges. t a ilit'llo it: - :s.vat) foseiteeni.that iptayfitpp.tilinel4,ltatiel ' " II •Serekotroantrrion Wit4ll4l4lll l * l 4‘ool l ahm.tle!! u 'unkqpiaurita dtie.4.l3tiatettl tiqgiettgl-thcelitight Hog!, iGentlquits would, ail lii hativ.liiiie9titite,..Wittibit tho't t he tthati go ',Dust • produce/. iiiilelre',l tattioltv4glx ...Ads , l 'autlutfitlwr , mottiequatutettlnhfir cpnferciklokttio Mats tla Allaviili [Attest .Z 0 lie rill , ottatnie Igitti lifikumtiiblf kitatlanian that:aditarinttlel. ailtraltipjbt iclebe6ttatici 4)uteav (Alia no*dtaqves stile4fitenjs thexcl,;lety !cif Mieou ss i, l3 ;4 , fob eyeryAtootsAtetAiiii;lii an:kitxl:r .y lAf ir 1 3 * 1,:l 5 peti ilv Are ntr .144) r(wr ititake %ion (q v s . The z tienorui . xotilonditnidurreci4lob . tlo intigqt4 .4 4 46 41 hille , rsilat saliketrt nolo tle 4 i iaztdsiti t llecilvai,Cistatlemitift* - - 41 / 4 4 aPn kJ* bAtiivaiMo e frxbibitrpt.op . luicairibbstAy 1 1 restil J , illrt: , d be was.atintitxiaiit oklittxtia . r 14 - t1 the* 1 f"refariliktittmleiterd exist, et was-fti !?itsifilMa- Jesthikins ctig4s . roCtxtiriarne ' chat reil,t,ll?r; was 4 .4 % - APitilioloisiol,finji t hwik4o el R. . 10161ii4441t 44 .10,,, t p , 1 7 4 1, iic a 441 11.1 40 7 ieti f til t4 ; fiff liatietri tli fi r z irr :it l I A :t:c4 i;j i lliti I I 4#, , csittOw#4 one iIEO,O affilgiVin 9 i!Re: '.. ofoti - eimjgkoprrn 4 biv? - cis46,§gr9Fl i(lsiskit 1 - itimiii:fitia)i - 4 ..... .. , ..t.ii, IltiiA;•Atte * .ight - lon. Gent. say, that the r1y43 : 41)444+.494 - ±4° icl 4 l o *4AlifilipS64. t :11; , 'lrbW:kat 4 4, 0 t,tatPli, 4 4,T ) . 4PP . . ', 11 , - 7 e l irvwsiVrOigl,k, .-.Mie:„.„6:64raliu4o%ifil9PfifilliKl_ J ie It'Avotike...:yoirliy,pe,.)4tstisiot,stofigqi. z nglyp v i get-A§Ffs' 13( 44iiitili t illttio.flltiri„Willq4ll7l4c l 1x0,9, 1 44 10 9. 1 .:9)93* - * V W ** 41 - 11 Yt4w,r: I ?t9 3 . .M 4, at ttl)tietV t.'ile4 l .' 1 . 1 01 , 0, 0141jn . P4:itTYAire,4§ 1 .q.W141 41 !904r8fLiNi t `•' 9 i ftilic,lblirri tbrn t .W9W•irin, TerAill-AW.Rfn i ifig i) " Ptlst if'.*ltta V4ibiOtth4ll4lP4lif ic) Q.AlRlieit 1144 1 Y -.4 . , l AgnViip .iiitligrffifirtlivt t,h l ,l4.P' l 9k.ii)iini ,j I F A , i kY:„. ' - ''''''lSl4l4lllWiavi Of Wr9PrietY(eldw44,4l hfla w 4ll' o '`. ,41•141 %PAW ittl4aotBo,Viiiiti9Pta lb foifill'P°u4sl places had d evo l ve d on the 'present Ackaiifijstragert 44' • . , . . tot , .....,... ,„ . , tat sk , 1 : , urikitol : 1 1( - 2t/ bil .- fiC) 0 114tifiitir4 AV: litnN1 11 ; ',.':v-s.i , net , 164 imtiv g i tinctrglibirtriCOAKA. - 44.4 1 1 - 1 :)4:1) S, wh.iiSesteritht tibithWlifittit Mit figatief rt-eGbvtitn! • - inietit t itelpover of sentlingilietwetitioaltiAffi*Reil v ,; In thenurßher of men requisitelpr lert,ilyniag tg,_ , ~ reign - Stations in f*, and the nutnter now recal l. site; thiel,igiis a iliffertlee oraili!iisttildritKoPtibtS:i , theta .we tweserved thele:possessimmtaspl•rmthlty,•or . \,,,• is ether -, we .preserved ,th.eitAfor the ,purpi.kse.,t, ' ..§1 45 taining better terms of puce---in either case . ey7 ntruSt‘ belt Orin • 'ateily'..... Rere - then ~ *.P. ' ; - t ift. 4 . 1) , I ti 4 reason why•thePteatureiifeliwi: would %lit be . ..efli 4'_. CiW)t,iit Alte,presentdry. 4 ivgas t ure,yilich raised,nick. on the condition that they, were, not to serveout . oftlr . British Islands, would not itih'wer the eyigehey '6fil4 present moment, whiehle&to"a pfeferetiteietttn" in.: 7 ' t.:re4se in, th§ TggIAT mod.dispola_ble, .. Tat blr tlitinyin: , , Ole hp??.e.forcie r , It4e,ir)aiiFd therefore; only - . to ho otisidered - , - 'w . iiiiti)er it, wAs better to Cotiscribe d j , i. • fe6t for'' lt'tn)ii - VrtiVlßltaiki- - ttai4:•it'eglili'iii . +l-1 - 1•• ' ticintkr. liittonly Ober .megiVl'.ol-tintilichihd.euneessf.vi r4 . ,. , tay,, ) ,0at A) . rpsent4 .: itself,, He eliewed, titit, the 'irrglit `Honeuratile Geuffeman's plait-nmstpe; ceksiiii3quiTer some'' interruption from any - 'mea- - surttefok • this ist4ltielL .auge:tentatiop of our Regu. lar 40r0i, - ;.;,,p4,,.be,,,sotnetide f ithat , tile Right 1-io-„ pourable Gentleman, wa r s hiconsistc:mt in stating 14 , Whig 3 '.:6bl€'6.teti'' . tii'.aii)Plfit4rttption of hi's Platt: - thnt.. , ht would.. prefer, .ttivixtliatiforf an • Airny ' rof • ReservAia r p.,,ballotiffont.heAtilitia, L Opugy it ,in :Ist ; be eyiden i t that by tl'e Tniuleitis &fin would by intert4tediii r iA''greast l i )blislble stte . gge ; - all'cl tor . "• ... . these reggOttg : , =;.in.prbsecuting•tAltiarinn'tgrons:trierfs:• st.ye„the bounties . vieuld be 4-4 i ied . tai a nitwit grt•ateit. eictentileen by. balloting fur the 4.l,i'litia ; a . secoad I rittlr'Wetald he raii,eal to t s he' regultitt recriiititigTiVe ballot - for, the Army of -. Reserve having lotilly- , expired, while the ballot •tier the .'Militia ha 4 butinal ! tinly i susetodecl, the runner must be, VC W:ty C . lie3 014, j While the latter would 1 i eed only to be coff•titinedL-*. Beskies; • were a ballot for the Army :..of - ittjtietit•ed, , resorted to, still a ballot Mist Spoil;b4. , llo4tllatiperil ply the deficiencies in the ...iNall.l.tia, and at the end of the war' the 'whole ot.: the,MitiOtrittist. , besbitilittiul - 1. tor, thus adding fresh iialpel,.itiv(ptti IQ 14Jrgn.lar,F4 ,;, ~, criiitiiig, mo id to the seccesS - rtite Ili`gitt Kin. Ereil-,; tlemati's system.. Thus -T haciAl6;Proreil; that tlieball lotting for the Militia was._theless. miilo,firit, becaetie.A the ballotting ..iiir an A4•4411.4--Ifeserve would be a grOater.eial - tien-tbr the, efittatbilomhke ;i seconal, i because .iti.vould raLse„the,bountie,t , etiorillotisk>i.; ;; r thirdly, lieCteise it w . bpld tnaterisllA interfere with the Ifiglif''Hon:Gentleman't:Plan ; :intl'lOurilily; because thee•Militiallallot- I/1119V proceed. , at tbil:sable.' time.. If the Right I !en. Gentleman was sincere is , hi:my:kit...to increase the ,Regilititikitny,. 113 1 ( 4 :601t1 , tiv3 i grateful 4,ll,liis,Nolile livigni;kiat; t,lie prcipotitgol,thatf i he tied !),:,eic..!; for b, e - ) ving,to7t he .A.llll, 241,,,000pieu :the ) Atiticy '*onld ungt - ietiot;alßy:l,7,74ill l':icte":ll.ln it tentild‘ Itiotilsy:l • .beti4rupot-aryituerriiption of the 'light . I-lon. Gentlemait!st pllti, ,Wliose were the post , i ti4jjtl i yopii2„,ets ,pf thepreq.int measure:who, Cop- (Icqiillt4 1- 1t16.7011-;p6sva ly,ilidt tii.r„ . - - - ;.ettier. Of these there were two desei]ptrtatiffl;.'Some. , .iv•hii' tho t qlit that ..n§ ersinfinioion'..thbOls4 , be , rued ; and ...some who Alio , ight that the , totnyto4igu).etintained iti his. Noble 'l.'rieberm 141;?.`is'iti..e , *q:ii)toifc.ictit,. - . fdt hi; + o , ,, y rr r: ; : ; r 1;;T 11e liatf ali.vay, Ikksrcbti)iiiii'lon, t 11;10tiejLt.1 GI ";, 4 , '. j' lug up tit rkirgk:', 'll tOree .aS.' flpix, i reeltiit'ed - in war 1.,y istith 41xot.thiyoncilirpai ii'ritainpiivithout,, telpp k y i n `some part o'r•likat'„ffir.. - •e , by . cornpnlion, was `ltio4-*:... ' travagant ; and;:i'n the preSekeltciati;•4l Of Vtitop e , •.! however such an absurdity tnigii be inaMtainecl in i the s of6flt'al disquisitionS, he never imagined, that .lttl cluilec have.heen toacticallymdeohiniende.d. Nefer .1 . could any country, whatever might be , its con- . : stitutipn„ 9r however extens ivetaught be its popu _ . ration, maintain a forte sufficient for its tiefert l ce withouromi)ulsive servio; • The lion, Genti6initn. who had last spoken,' called on Ministers, if they„ thought compulsion u=ssary, Manfully to come forward, .wa ft to propose a.,c,oeseription, in tli.e. same way as tha t: carried inta eifi,..!(i r by. the Chief of the French Etnpare. Mikiittle tliuscription esiAliilicti. by-the liiiler'bf Fsalite4voi§ not,. ;as that I-lon. Gen-' tietnati sitvposed, au absftlutpersonal, :Conscription. S.,uh:iiiiutc'ti r were allowed to be provipi, Ali.holigh certainly they were not to be , procure at so Cheap a ritteins, in this CUtintrY, for he' liaPpelieit to huve ' the ' opportunity of kito.witig•,that about.twoinsotitlis tign,.. , the Brkest p Substi t ut e in Franee w 9., ;',Ott,r,}tius4lo,, If, however, any one st ated that that it woulo be pro 4r, to aPpIY ti'dirga ( idnional Ceinscription'tbitio t tiba lid i tv, of 'this c4ubtry,i . lfits , lhacl. nabeilitation intdettliki • . o.s',ltili4A till, AV 2. At s ~ 1 114 wishe, to, Undor->s4l44ta t 1 Villyr i iellsy, ill wllicli we were placed) that the . , Az. rind' wliteh . tAl?lt1 justify - such 'a step" - had iv;e3ed? , iffilii tli. 'i/Sikh at`s'thit.i• - emergency Was, ItOwebiisriliiti taileafituan : 4t,tgrognotio 91. our military .force, rand ,118 FYJaePtv's MiniteD i ilOquiritig whether that aucrtnentqtion of.force onglir o be all domeitic, - or iiiFtly'lll4ol.lfii4l.3l6 l / Miltig i ti%nntiteAity'fdr'ilie latter" ihsbesittuittotioreigtripnristilititinit, (vhbethen,wifioly, .oc.9uVch 49,ttlyaa,9,u 01 tir ,fltilinio.g) to Vie. cavg ot )v lic . t fey 'ed ,Suececth;-1 , noilfor - the'preierva- • tic iiir liuri 9I 'ere ft4 . iiotiobr#': '4 3 i f o . - - -h il) . clivegailamernin..timtdighityaat . thgt Militia, •ift was iwposiblifithat it should bl,9usiclejefl:cierosatery fron th: , !itAii ).t ity to oive them permission to serte tit it couictrylif* a 117(yi'64) - ,t6ffeit sphere.. '•lt had ilvieti . . -- .witill - , - sait4ii•ltt ttlie u*lytopant:of the debate, : by, It3.RlFrolf• PQll)ll9, l, thili;t4 , .z,PAL.w i o ‘y l 4o til , e' pi.)7. yatq of a iNlilitielleiilient volunteered into the r:lng, Vald ) jit'on "how' mar iliari•Vi 4 ficersqilddiitade tlieiii Vibtaknitytioki 'Ors:net ladle* 16.ita so] di ers - . a b 1 Nutt, ti`kil W4,l4t9llYilltriltiltit-0 1 4. ,0 !#6q0,.Pf: ilti , ,N. i4,4.a. m•ould be .sitt'cirelLcail to, giv'e tlie, Opirit of theii men , an tipliiiiittintt` of it; dkpVitrieivielf.' . "the J.lonoor3W.o C'ieutlenfairv7l76 - 11a(1 ait spoken, had •tlichi l liiiedltdi tOpicsiLfiifiltiatinlit, intblia4 :deultred blot .he 4vi'iklicl litgue.Alawlipie.:s4 .t) - .iihj(*t...,wit!te 1 oq. reference tooitls utr . mnre'tett with it, .twi likety to provoke ' paritir'feeftri. *6 this decrariiittip !i 'lle'hati, - iii a- ea alkfit riibl.: !digit yi allitisreti :- but . ilk 1 irould..serinay aek, , ,that ki•oniNntitigrO no, i w lio)kqr ..he : thought that Alp 1v1& staAißgAllilgti)Pellll: l3 .ir)bl car in a MaPtieq • lik:ely - io 'do muchgood ! dii en, 1 - iy 1 'fli - ittirdnce at leAht, litt"Zit'eA9:ii BdLeitkiii"btilen- the i ...-ineasure thenoundor dist:uss jell fht)the3lefstieet of,the 1 .P. o 9tltrY) :1110i9t her .P ) MilgfA9f)t ,t,,unillr cii9.!.P , / 9 Y. ,, ,and which he kelew, j to c 1 !its b - rietids continued in '''iilit, thy Ni , O - qiV ribP4tat,6"priiiitsSed ?• VtriV s ifils h-figr'?'l,..filleilietwittittisrcar; iti;tharitice : oftheeFtasiiii-i „.11-lelltianski9fijAl4ll34,9o,',Al4ll Pb*f)flPßl4 4 1 . 1 .1' ii )) ,:i4 e tt o:pi c,titipli . , s tt_ i t hat v,ery _astern, which the, Hon 1, :telitian a a . WO idtitserih i eiiNfelf t'A i d iiiiitiktitt to n!: rat ti etliiitvii, - tit,tal,„ %oil; 4 t4 . .e.ti,eliiitle tEi'vc ,:.. • L • .41 Wril:PAßMary 1,00)**44 1 r:40, IRV 414 11 .1 1 mab Bseitel tbgt tale s a cqii4i4v9ll, 4 o Fritlep wa4 lraiinii , `,outry pVhu ti AIN lis*Wp6aifiabiit rutiJus. ;,ii.:11,1 i Jr .4.1141611:(u4 DDINGTONA , iiios-,thi* mum-. . mpled crisis of incresing :danger,. hcpedibetilitQuitill dr bgAlitilghtf;iiitrtifike. , in xellktediting-Ahetv,:inchil 1 geekd of the H Ouse' tor it few-.lninuteB ; 11 V. .t i t t l:PO ortr6ll)-,concarredtlni the opinion - g3tptesaeti.,.on a ~ l'orriknalveningly bis..llitlbt Hon:l.Ftititd . tipfositeP 1114 D thir Vaal ' WI tereatst of 'tile Cbiattr"-remngeo some ..1 cieustare7of cl4sidemble , vigout,lie..ivlt.;ithin it was. 4 peculiarly incumbent on Parliament to be , oituf .. timrsihrrheadoptiozi of att3iparactalartne4sure_; and Ile fairly owned, dial he had hoped.his Noble, Friertd:' I might %lbaire brciught ,forviard a measure mOre.effl-. dent, ,- - mbro praetioable, and more free from those t iveighty, and, as they appeared to him, insuperable objeainris, which lay - against. the. Bill-, now undiir thz4 consideration of the !-:tutee..,! It. Was-iwith great telutitance that he .opposed Uny measure proposed by '' 'his Niajesty'4 Ministers, at ~a time, like the present, , i,vhen the advantages of =unanimity were, sty ap parent ;. bat to this measure he could not give his . concurrence without a sacrilic,v of every private feel- Braila'forces beeqiient to.tb : e contingot in an ,earliLr 1)e:1041 0 f ,tbe tz,maimigh,,At,tui4ht had,,4othe Otri--14:481 the cue set .54flit tt alight protrlot thq 4AJII by .(14:interyepitqA or` Bfitish •fort.;ri, .*o #igtottighi.r.lllitll4..it-iLPßossit.kftP,p-rPttact ,',.u•i testutvitli the hOmixt:a..snqc:esiful t„o,tiaz(ird utmod, BlitiTh,foree s British bravery , , ; adc.- suAte.expealition. %J here i was AdAnktration : in whicti Gtkntletnaa bad.formerlptiorne a hart, inkrierokices,on the , e4Miuent, 41, th , J,e 'A he now reeoninfended,,l44-,not met ; j 1 ;. I;) y results... 1 7 .4 r instBnce,,,l4q4tClOwari* , ~ .1,- tion—not for wAnt of.br,4vrry in NQhlo,. Lord, or in. hisgallaht typopv-but from fn oe.tr t;ire.,,t,., stinir s g, on .whiqh lie woold,riot then rnoy.:ll. • Wit,- (her xeConti.i Expedi um' under that. Noble [,01,1 would be more inceesslitl, be knew not ! Tile some eirctunitances still. existed; but he ytientiy hoped . . . iogrzulci a .POmpToniisre. of every put l iic.,,duty, ~ Hi s and •trttsted that the event would be,' fortunate 1;4 obieetion to.the Bill, however, rested on grounds the Country. He now came, to the ktharge against not. only ditiering from, but almost, wholly oppo,; the late Administration with which tlte.Right. Hun.site to those maintained by. his Light. Hon. Friends . Secretary had closed his ,speec.ll.- 4 any . one thug Clear him. One .of. these Right ,HOn. Friends had. was more notorious• than another, he thought it was formerly been always , telling ,the .House that there • that the late Ministers; lied intended to propose sonde Was nu liope, , ,of carrying. on the .war successfully • measure. conciliatory •to - Ireland, a n d that. f ei y.,. ' Iv ithout sonic, new 01'011, yet now . that dangers . quitted bis.Majekty:teeivice, ber.ause they had re, Were from day to day accumulating, .he seeme d ,to tilieti to pledge themselves not to do so. The Ca- Contemplate them with a steady eye, rind declared fholie 011ieers' Bill Was nut the Only Bill for 'the that the,Country .might rest op its arms:lreland wider) the latei'ldinisters had .. of his.Bight,l-lon. Friend .(tlie late, Secretary of The plan coneiliation of in, contemplation. There were sev6L-11 others in State. for the War Pepartment), he, bad ever highly which lip knew not, had they been brought tbr. epproved, and .he was convinced that if activity, bad • ward, whether the Gerftlernen opOsite ,w''..buld have been given to its provisions at .3 more early period, concurred ; but in. the piiesent . titisatiSfita:iiy state . ' ,' ' lt ,would: have dune more. than what it had. done.. Of Ireland, he was CQllfl nced That eiery loyal Siifi:' 13 , , A , bi 3 itilit. Hon., Friend bad, himself iv:know, yet: that could be recruited in that Country into ltisr leaged ilillc.yearS wollid,Oe_ necessAry to. develop.; 111tijesty's service would be a Most valeable ic(iui th•e...advantagei o.f, his plan ; if so,. in sucP a great sition. That Ireland' was in an etisatisfa66ry'state, r : waS the recorded opinion ()Ibis Majt.i•sty's Mihrsters; .' .- Ohergency as' the'..pyesent, this wasan..unanswer.: fur he had not i 411 1 reason ,fur adopting some other measure of su Am; ail (ipiniOn of them' as to s; .fuercithcnediate.„Nour. To such a measure for • imagine that they could,propese to Parliament such iinstanCe, as !the "Army of Reserve ACI, admitted_on Bilis as the.lnsurreCthydßill,,ind the Bill for search- illkides,ef the,gqi,At 4 9,ll3y4;, been most de4sivoy it for Arrns i unless such ‘( as their opt:ion. He t)rt) . 4heliv,e,. ae d,,br, A voi t e ) .t be ret 4 14 13 4 . reeruiting,„ trusted, therefere, that, the, state . of Ireiao 'Would' . had bmp dimin'AhedffilY, i.ll. the - nrpP9lition of a, `4?cry:tniy their most serious attention—they would. Itaut:teenfit. , 4 4 -, hoped, .tlAerefere that 014 ett e 4 o f -ingetsd,l4e wilier:o.ly responsible, if at ''suelt `a itio:' I • V • any similar measure on ha Itigktt Hon. 'Frieed.'s -plan. , nil - 440. ~the prr;&-iit they hesitated to inquire ilito would be very.. trilling, , and, ,here he than4ed , hi 4, hey ti:ls which existed in that Country, and to i : n.' .llaje.sty's Ministers, and. he .was. sure the Conn- deatytir to Lida) i 1.1 ister to t!.e.ie C. its an ii , Jc.:(iim to try :would thank them, that , they . hed not.eraly.,, remedy. . • . abstained frotn obsttueling the prowess of tlppia e ,... , ••i 4,,rdll4. 4 vivigg4 express(ld iii; utitioe c :.nfi. but had had recourse 'to., the, r , :trengeit measures to: • •dt#xl iii the fllflcriy of the Milirta - to terel:n•all Fos. acctilerate„ its suceess. Having 6ilicl tnIAS much, he 91 1)Se iervice • to their country ; inA"he Wa's st.tre that' would come Giese' rto the euestiop beferetLe House,, that eonstitutiekal Pee woulk t4 . . s tf i t n •hirti widi the nod he would c.orqictee . if ID. three. :•—Fir. , t, ulinost clieerOnoil_th v9,il 0 , „Oetnent:s as. the 0 whether thedisadvahtages 014 lie prOposeci mensere (Tievornment . mi'ilif . ililtlft pr per to ' fidc b yt fur wero likely more than. to. counZerlialance 'the advan- st . ..rtfpgAiening the national arm, end . :.I!fit:liZ4 . flue (3 ;141 of. it ,;—sccquirly, whether any adventoos • at, tpitsures of dL.lein.e the Jii(l:iec,,rity' to the if3p6.• all wO4lO, accrue from : it ;—and, 'Thirdly', wfiether. / 1 44...c;# . 4y(..:1::,/.4,9R . 9j' the 'EX..111 , 40P? measureother, easpre mores cilicient might. ot be adopted ?., I , ;Y,t hat the ereeent , WAS a ~oection ~,t. . . t: y. e 'not . surprised' at the. lAiiiiit tonien t, ; 04, 1 .i , ,a 4 ,A '. lli 'l'''' t " Ware, . the,greatest . w disadvantages . ere thuse weichreseitedkrom..tamp-2 , ring,'vith the Militia vilriottii epitlietts which therefor had . ..'heert . ottered irt 1...• , eet • in the very,teetli of ,etiperience r 8 . !),i mere ..paraicu- to the I ).„ C2) t ttleti s e brOeet-',llP:'o_l4'g the .treat. Pur.i)ose lariy Of the exeeelienceja tlie,..y,eitr .t u 4.. :.In the! .tc l 4ich #4,4 thd - i 3l lt 9f: 'hd \ pili. (.4 , , _,('..,en on.. sccomiptite, with legal!. to -the prot4able,,advan- .'nth 49,,s .. ,stev,l, l xli,it the preseot tooteele %L'A's ene , ttges, however aarrenitie 'his; 1.0;roble -.,F r ip o e, wa , cm,i of, euesidq4 ` I4f6 C UIT )' ai 'c l' r' c l un•cd, `° 4: ' ' ,20 : 1,.. ' , "''' that sabject, he had .cousedere'ele ...dototl,'.., Wh at ., . more, ih 3n . ? rojn i t l y ~-,•, . : !; ).-1 it, 1 , V, , ,,.t fhe'e..q4en&y. of a bp a opds u ey a l ll . y ntoo di t , one nitin of Par , •SQ,L I in 14,4 ? 17,000 well. were 4 howed;to e • 0 ..„ I tileoccasio,tl,; t cey, ae:;11 , ) , i , .e0 , '- 1 that tii:•' . '''' .0.1 httit e er from. the Aldine' to 'the Line... 4.1h1y'..i 4,660.; .and resources (it . tle:, Country in6' . ,ild be erut,eght teeth . d ra v i : s o o lu sz n a tt: o ec o r 4; o i l t ,l ti l ‘ ; l' ~ttlett of it wers,r,low pro- • , al. 3pedlly and et f ect ,,,,li , ,, , d 4: i , o -, 5 i6 1,5 ,.. , 4) : : .46 0 wily that identical - ittikrenee then waS, as ti; i.i.,• ti'l'otls...;,er act i t': Would volunteer in 44. thcBfel4 obi , d• 14. ' 1. ' 0- P.m ,11, i4ii.)‘:tliiL; 1 4 to . 4.04 l In the third.plate, if •he were asked w kir ; coniesi, jntit.ii;.-. colisiat.:rej k, ii: iil,iCil feree as of it stiPeriOr ,theasure,hc , had to PrOPosV , he would un- most otlicieatp 4eSe liption ; a e . ( l ..,iiie' to :111: 1 ). V::4:11e(1 .twee,, the Army of .Res•:rve i,kef,, which in thre e .. the nearest i4.,t - ha,regiti , .lr iiritij', , 'A:li [lie . n h i st con !tricinths had produced 44 mail, then as. the,..Ad(litional, st4taional.foree. we pi):;.:L,let.i. Olie* . great r.itse'n. Furcc i vt, which had been suspended for.,the ex . - " Wi.lictLtlt4cle the trawret of the• Milifi . a iii,.) iii(. ; hie press purpose of . resorting to it upon an enterteticy,.. desir4 c was, that whenever a pe.ice sbeithl b",coii and which had great and peculiar advatitagos: over i eittcletL;he Niiit'm moat ha (11 '' t ' ar " .1 `'` 1 * . Ile ‘` ' 4 " the 0311 of his Noble Friend, . He, cenclecled by. ' as'k Geniis:lnert, whether, under the prc.,ent chcotti,, exhorting the 1-IQ(*e and the Country tn. 'great ex- ~ stances of-Europe, such a peace ' coeld r,, , ,,501i.i0ty: ertlons. Nothing ought to b e left undone while any be honked fc`ir, 84 ‘'oul,l eitabre the. ti:ountry' to dis- thin° reinaitiedto,(lo. • ' , Ren4e ; with sect) a large portion of its military estab. • ei ,„„,,,,. ~,, Lord litAjtY 4. 1 ".,k - 1 ix. was anxious to iiee' hi s. lishrnept as the, Militia. constituted ? He' thougilt stipp'ort to any measure thatprOthised 'to arK v a a n the House must agree with `loin, ihat'wt , co* not• early and substantial increase to' nor Military, force. spare sech4ratimber of men 'Elvin our vn,..ini 'of de \vas the Noble .Lord's plan Of this description ? feoce)eand it 111 4 5 t 13 e 9 1) . 14 °° 8 to 4 11 : , ili , ii theie was The militarrstrength of Great Britain was:llf legit' no•other , stay of ehYiating the ' d it i i e lqtr , B'l4 pre equal to tiim of a h y,e Qui v r y iwt.s u p er i or to. hot in ' serving such a torte to..the : xpiniti . y, than by ple-i»it poOtliatit).n'pl agricultur e , and in manufacturer.-- ting it, in tiFne Pt war ) to, Volnhteer . iin9 the . Line. Our prqeo,force in arms consisted of betWeee 370' '?'his was an . if:tilt-1 1 - 131 rvino4y, c t,ing the deti.iieney aua 3, 80,004 - (tivO * Ot . wlidm ",i ; ',O,O(A) \/(11'd regular tutu' QCca.siot/ed 19 tle.lVrtrt!,in..we'uld speedily b e ' *ol(liQf i, ;!(),:)(4) artillery, .t)ci.w::ezi . 70 and 80'60o in.elegoud,by_the proposed : hallot: 'the Rig"iat Hon. •,. . . . inuttta l and . i Wiyo, s4Ten ; making altogetker. Gentlemen then proceeded to show the' hietti c k ney, neitrlY two-Seventeest49rthe Wpple of the pO /4 0 4 7 , kof the tnilitary:pltm of tnel;ate ,Minister, whitth tie bijou capibleo( t bi,litrAng artilio, ' 11l 0 116 or - flie ' cii4 by. titatoni.entf of 44 'i and 'alter dwelling: with' Monarchies ofEtirOpe, the, , tribit . t i v v,. l to: to the s •uniehi,abiJity upon these point 3, C011c19S:t1 liy :a : tnilitai:y prolgyion, i l l which no coriiinere;lnd few • Iktrclig•.i.OktePinendittiee of meiniinity in ,all I ),:i t if es inaniibanti6s, existed,.Whetfgoierited by one tirnte in, 9PP9Ang thecotP•T.° l ..P,9. l4 oY . in o' l 6u inment . of most warlike Sovereigns that ever lived,Freder'i'eli OatiAnal: WU( ~ i,. , - , '' ' ' . • - •• ' • 1 , .;. '.: tire -- Oretn, the w army as estinpned only at two , i . LPN. fist Voly i#Y. ' saisaida '•i ew v,ords in expls seventeenths qt the whole-'6f the pophlation capable etat.ion. r• - y ..: of bearing,4r i tilii. ; 1+74 any permanept. purpose, there.: ' . ;4/r• ; 1 7 7 .47)1.P.14 1 went over' nearly the same fore, could it be expete4i-thatapy larger force than , gr0ma4,4,11-4xlie tools 9n the firt Ciaxtt . (~.;i ti ii , that which we possessed could lie•tha:ittilitied ? If . qtAhti4ll,;o2,4,4wi2lt, elite 1y On (ht.! deil!nee L a th e there 'was one amass, sit tinure, unfirilian .'another 46 MiliWri 44 1),Otii:1). l A.ilinlell had proposed. He tamper with the mil'eary nicait_in our ps4wojp il , is di,d‘npt,:t;Nl -4 - ii l ! l 4i'llig,t,ktopon bill to discu ss t he was when they httd , arrived at their natural limit.— ilitVits'9-g4Mqtl4)f tiro Alto) idße!ierve Bill, oral 'Ulu! Noble Lbrd's plan' was propcisete to avert the itmllie444i'llreMrA-\\%bi h:ii,FPPceives66 be his dangerA arising froue tl4e predol4;ilKlnce ort once 06 ihity , 4O44IWAIAV-Pi• tiliEleoP, l 'lets , , to proiiose what iluleontinz.tit,which.n. i‘,.is stated :Oat.' ;to, inste4i - 890:1434 4 A tkgt4f,. ,t4 ,.RsllW.So. l „ttin4cir9i,ltii I;iliC..= 4 this Country to all a .veic,• wilitarx part that she had ak.lia o PgV•git!qit u'lC"q‘Reisti'PLY..lsSF:o l . , Cilfaiigeii in hitherto done. At l'Zrast; therefore, we ought to-be PAWL Qt.klit*P 4 tXtPr . 1 4•6 1 144051tl!f. iq'rit..Vs4 tti("_ cautions not. , lo'atioitoutyibing 1 habcreulii diminish .ineiti;'i 0,Y,A51 1 ,4 TY .Y(9l4 ,4 „ te tf4. hpytp ;, jnAl... had . , our existing military resources, by ; unsettling-the 'ibAfitt..theiil l 4l9fik $( . 9. 1 41190?' °;:tbc'..cielifiemi:ltt 4 .,„., , 14FealVt41)ki MOS/ ,citAltit9tipttal c, , ,tTetir tneantede- , !opposite t9. 3 145i itvAi i t,i Hen, ettd:lo ,t` . lte,, rpt . Ice lenee—ohr Militia. "'l'lleK . 6ble I..orrroCiAtlfte on 4 ! ,Sittet4:,-•,thyl,4iciAll7,,t4s4t.zsort ei octal .tii9.4 isa. ,„/ ,ilid , Lietiiment *WitThh•tiam:flitiAsitinl4 44 **l2ltt :4 1 tolii 4 ;! t tionttl A/011:(14 , .!.';'! 41•101.efe4 ihtsi; ..li.o * ..4:trsq WA , in ~,, 11 i i Ark - Nohle..lA)Erl:fi' , pltvl„..aritl. thene.,toveeet)esktto 10- confined to the exigencies et, te ll stit ni9ni;t.-- , !stryP, .t that . .1 1 3 '•vor!t teatiir,e,.,wes s .iss ,clestellelion„elhis .1.)!Al - Ayll9 , c?lll t d : r i x,l!o\V long . , ..4cli..elle'ni;l i el Veretl' i r d ~ tljgh I lino. Frieu:Visy,..'itein, , irtifn W . 14 1 .1 lit WOuld : .-Mist , ilkt f j,e, 4rowete ie l ittaf!'l4'ofri:4% •iMl44:oltfi,44l„ not • "dt!riv 0' jai Mortal lianoU'r ; `fir if;'affer• st l / 4 1 :illetheati- e i .s.ee, t • fjijt - ; ;0 11ilgleC noV; • 4 Bo . l eirititillipsiiilite' 7 iffiri tt -mint thelable,rit , &mid iv Mid thatositemexpa- • for, tiiiii?-01i tikeiartee ?' l i tiFS•rieitt4 erlii4ifift 'Atte dime! ii of limi t . t : cd,Art ice., 4, 1 0,.44ied,A t rosh:t,* AO O ii.mgers ''_t . tount . ry . sitott 79 A . .ifiri/ ( .htt 1.. .It h li t it, . : that..eeperience:tv . .as . ,.ec'eNt, tow iu tas;l.,.a • lia'r. • ' -i fike . not dzqeending seale; ling' 'll 4 i - •411•9' . .‘#eite1tk. , .04 4 %h, t i ii; i present Was not it' tein kfOr‘ifylmergerier hitt a.-41.ier-t , 'rnet . fftkilktt ,, iitttl9rtiOdetire mbiAlf.,,i4llliiiitimts... like •-tiitibebt M*30111 , 6' 5 4', tberi•frn,tit);trtetonitigilit3tAight .' i tlutf t 'Zilo l lit4 ol "''' Thtcluiv 4 l l 4-gits 'Lind .tiXer.;tAsts t.Honi,,Vcistatr*,so4e",kv..e ripeii4A ; wiefehele i ,re- :,... „!ta.ltitill ~ it df it Ife difitterteptittisl, - 34 , triti<beantithV e ly , i tne.,4. , Ne., shonil c . l 4..plive l oer selves ' Ili . was i4..i..1 kei 1 t 4i 'l.lglititi•rif an!,t . tti lei g.twas..a.cooillxi. tilnati - , - „wolaid - ,.0 ,-, of , f.i. • • - r) 4 '*, • ' TN om , , t • ~- ' reze r'' , ill , 1 ' ' pos. , .. t e j ..l Lc, ao th . , qts,,, ~„oitt ON , , , b?t. , 1 , 1 ih 4 p -il io) 6 t44,The' • t kfil' , ""itlY-Anit al 'Phgress of his -lioif-l'-iFfitlti/rs "•plan., - .4. fitiotiklpOinti -jrtocilhifilnk . re iiinc of which:they could d et,,,..b a .. ; be • ' thiog- imstim atiept Of illtilWllkitiliCkretti ,iiilitrWiT,Bl , CUlTVitlea ? '' 'IV, the '.(ptifactru:....Niiilittoiv Aversc i,,b ag. ct t' .... A! - m - , - c , f 1ttri,;..14..t,, 44a-.4. 1 1 3 t1zt,Ay y i p . not i''..Blillit!liC Allt2 i,ll.igh f,w,0 , 9,0 1 ,,,t0p . ,i;‘ , 1413 . 4 4 ,4t 44, y e .. ,i; ,, - :,-,- , ::,..iv otilo . p , 4ye or our rrilitT . re's t ra t ' rt same moth:Alt they Wets, ventnsingt..'4l7 w l,,,. '451 ', :eta;:. f44 4 Ritlik' ) liial 1 6 1 4614tM1i flittlitaikette Mit* ht jt it . (.1 • 't•• t t' , 1 . / 1 ra"t d 'e'i,r4; i ..., I .. VA li, #11(... , , 0 ..11) , C ~. f o , l3Miktte , A GAT rataliat) brtAhl:i Vaal . % 44 1 Onjklithatriti4 ' 110Pe aiethe advantages gh a t aiglit betilerive4 f , . EOM • -....- .. . , .'..,..;:••,,.t: ([ ' N V,,