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meat, he slmuict InAcave to make one or 'two ob.. seriiatio9s,uotro roiutiteer force. He.wis fully sen3ibld phlui , zeol, the spirit, and tho due sense of th© Conntry's-danger, with which the Volunteers ban come forward in' its defence, but. he could Cis sit silent and hear charges brought against I'l4 Right Hon. Friends of the late- AdMiniskation4hat4hey had by their roeasures4miOidbed the'VolnnteerS.— d en tl emen wer e hut to Online the Papers upon the table, they would find that any diminution which the Volunteer Forco . .inight - :hivA undargoedi had not 'arisen out , of. the tuessurei. or Innis— ticnS of the .Gen t Lunen with .whom . aetai, iettt was the natural; consequence of the institution (a cry of 4 i! Nodton. ilebeped Gentlemen tdexaniine the Pipers. .. the year 1805, be Vohniteer foray was, upwards of 404,000; bit% at tlu commen6ement .t lie leart thatfOrCe Wa4 reduced to 3 18:;000 and this waa before., his , ,lion. Frienclshad• come into office, befere any.;regniations which;they..afterwarria, made, existed, and therefore the charges° eonitantly; urged against his Hon. Friends was/ not, borne out. by the docuinents: , gverylbotly Must:beaware : that: • it was the nature ..ol,Stich artinstitution to be tuating„ and it .was'.evident :from ..the.decuments upon the table,;•that 'from the time ~ w hen his. Hon. Friends had,cotne into.office, to 'the latest , . return, the redudion ot the Volunteer, Force did not exceed 28,000. Any Gent lei nail vttlio looked to thefad, and compared that:diminution With .Whathad taken place in, the antecedent year; Moil be,seirsiblelbat there Wasoaloundation whateverfor the charge. As toe. thtt luspeding , Field,Otliccrs, both heand .his Hon. Friends admitted,. that. it was. necessary. Allot there shottUt he . souxorgan between- the Volunteers and the. Governiuent.. But there,was a , complete Staff in every :.were nearly' ,and • by performing::tlfia....duty might eauso a considerable • saying twthe nation; It rhight he said, that the saving 'Would le..contenilto; .lia}lore err, that, the cacti wallas COuntry, :by atteirdingnto• every .nete.ssagr principle of economy, would ~ be considerable:, :fig; ;asked too, Why Tt he I napecti tig Officers had not beeu taken front thelialf-pay•rather than amongst:those, tliat had . quitted the service. It. was 'sornewhit remarkable, that . :of the seventy.. ittanectingField'Orlicura, only. sixteen , were in the army. , Did not that look like a ; desire to extend patronage ? • It certainly. waretoltim:.ther_ation g est appearance of Aliat•which had so lately been the topic;. of ...mutual charge' and: recritnittation;_h t ,th at Uouse. • As to the plan:of - the Noble.)l4prd, was.to operate by filling up o)e:l3i:ices,. of the men whoshould volunteer. from the Militia by the ballot, • what .was that, but a conscription to• supply theartnyi If such ir,Pmeasure was , necessary, it would' be much better to.ainploy the ballot to procure the men for a morevnlexged sphere ofttervjce, as is ease!of the - Army of .Reserve.. This, he shoulkprefer,to,raising. the men , for. the' Militia, and wuitinglid,thprshould beeomedesinms of a more enlarged .:sitherei of germ 'I vice,, whilst the disposable forcea the Country.vaas; in the mean scitranctereti dispersed... • But what was to: bettainivof•the ~6 1 4 4 raj. , , the • proccssr Lt would b4l )iltleriaat odfor the aaltet;coul d..betrain©d andeffeatift, as4lnt Militia Regiments • anal sa•ttiatt fiya Lord's. niettsure:WOuld, !without any adequate nece sity, psrallisethat inipertint,earn of thepublitt force. • Te slung. that ...there .was nie.neceastry for this.,. it would be sufficient to nikie a. view - of the force nnw' existing applicable totletence. • , There Were in Great. Britain ancl,lreian4 at, present, of Regular Troops, 1$ 3,000, ; Militia 77.000 .; Naval . Troops ; secreted, and Marines.,; *hicit-i.by.being.eairployed roural.tho coast, were applicsidet todefenri re mrpoacts, ; 2;0:,644;: artillery 410,000';' amparithigi together:tu moue !than' , 400,000 most. There. werivbesidem3oo,oo4 teers in Great Britain, irltichiwitb•the Eseti.feneiblet,' and the Volunteers of Irelatid, made' an _aggregate , amounting tontarly ?ne orillion,men for the:defence of the Country, mud atfordeciby our limited papule- , lion. With:melt &force conldither not prOvicle ler the security of the cOtlllti - r without • , barasbitt, the soh jed., with.a conscription or ballots? if therdid not: conceive; that force sufficient, •they_ were MON) prelletuive .uf the, pouter of the French' arms t h an ha was disposed, to , te. ThejAtin of the Nnble Lord wouldi.no Aciubt; procnre:ia frainable supply' for the army, ;but .tho. .was lobe filled up by a ballot that would: fall. heavity.trpon, a - particular class, and th,ballot. etwiay,s,:resdNed? itself int° 3. bounty,. sui dtaLit .wtruki thus become a heavy and OPpiessive tat Arpin it (data least able to beat it. It was not just to procure rho supply for thearmy from any particular :clasi. • lin- his part, lie should much rather have .tho, tneti praised by _bounty froni a public fund. Whew .the uolunteeltitag. from the Militia . had t*ortnerly < been. reSokted. , to, it rested on totally ditfefent •gr01and5,...,.; The Noble' Lord had stated, as ,a :ground, fur the Measine, that. the Itegulat Force of the' Couatryhad been - , scat toed and dispersed by• the...pnedocessoys . of the present Adinimisintirtn: . • But...that Neble Lord 1 4 14 not stood • that. the .preseut , were sending more. troops,, in !one Expedition; at , ' least in the •two :armaments theyliave btopu preparing, than all their ptedeeessors•:had Aunt out. . lhey.eer.l ta in ly had adud triore 3111tZ4: 'and tvaa' nport s 'Mr their Expedition, for which it was:Aess,(Witult to . find, anything than, a objealt or. a Conunander In chief. Whet ivohinteeriag from, .the. Liket) plitee there was. a:coniiderablii foreign .E.xpetlitiOniie progress.: Again, in 4be year 1805, there was Horne ,plausible:..pretext :for the measure, though he he e l' felt ..it' Isis deity to-oppose, it time. Lurd '.l4atlsstated; that it kaii not his intention to take any measure that atfek thv but 'tfdt gallinuter men whey had exerted thetuselyus' in making, .their-men good soldiers, to su : constitutional a for dcfenee frittert)d,,awq ;at. the; Inc:anent Whe're tinge. was U prei)4l?o;ltZt' of its, being broughe•into action ? It would .ire to mock then), to.' give thein the •name 'of if they: •"•wrire tear eta Converted lino a supplying sonrce fn - army, If ever the doy Wait, Ao,Anlive, when British:blood was t n. b 9 shed ripen Brirish.rground; it would be degrcd4 Mg and disgracenil toAilitia.Officers to be:'deprival, of ttl,K qpport tnlity. , of sheving r',liravpny', twit 41441 in the defence.. of. their Country. Tkie Lord„ had also decitned ; :that i ,,it, wqg not . hi ti in tent i on , to alter or interfere Asia); t lte.systena his Hoo. Friend ; buf • it was. hia.-..intenth iroen sirtwurte.,iti The - .l?Alicirwotlitilutextere rti;. t kilar recruiting, and a taileap oir in that would al.' ginnud of charge against flit'.: system. Th, and malt eye the irorporraj credit the sysle,jitablislied his Right Hon. Priem!. Had nckthat pystethiproctired more ! men tlittn :the Adtktioidil'FaVce A4:ll , ,inuVilie ordinary recruitrpg its the same time ?, It had ; and that was a great . Hr yernembered•the high bountiet.. and the compil.- cated.And_ vexationa tn4liniery of_thinn 130 inembered the ages and description pf I:4tjt ,obtahn2d by it; and if the returns were to be atfiilyzeil, It; believed that le-would appear that no such.pumbers asAppetred in the teturns h+l.beeitativally supplied to.the, 4,14. The Scheme. 9f the. f able Lytd a cpygrod,Atpck,., , 4.1p51ti 'dig ;system of hi.; Right ; Hpn,, th 115, touch in, op j4sition to the slit3urdadcl, that he ‘9s . nut as great an enemy asethers, to . the ballot, as a mode of rvcri)itinif,r. the .:\.riny, but it was only ,to.he jnxtigetl,by, ti strong" and imperious necessity., :Jibe defensive: fbrce marked out by , the,.Constitntkon sliquicl,not be frittered away ; and if ,any considera-,. ble. addition were necessary to the disposable force. ot . ,thtl Country, the ballot ought rather to,.be applied ta j that, purppse than. in, the manner proposal in this ff : iti,-...,pup5,,50 far as his observation 11004,extilod.- erl.,'lllpug w h he allowed that as ratla a lir e i,§2d,eri• terion,.'had found that desertion not decreaso . insconsequence of the late measures ,of . ar- , rangernetit. lie thought some ex,traordilEiry exer tion, in, the way of, recruiting, was required in the present crisis: With respect LO : aklS general diminnw ti‘kn, in .the,attAn . d . atipe ,of.V6lttriteer7enips., not competent to ,speak . ; but in the 'covps.4iat,he, commanded, consisting of 400 men, there-„helb,49n no falling o. He thought it a great deferjn the arrangement of, the late Plan, with reined to tbe the Ballot, was altogether stopped,;ancl that thevacarici : es occasioned by the re-treat of ihoie, .witohad served their terna.4, were not fillod,uo... .w.s of opiuipo, that the lospeCiing Field Officers, thougli in . softie instauces of,use,. need not bo.soott improus as they ;new f L•'g/ortcG troo4 said,. it most that present crisis called for eyeiy passible ex,ertion, in order to,lttne,..P.ct only arn,Ple tneans of deletice at Rorie, but also Of powerfel .attack It opportuoity should eller. Opt our eitiOpig. armed foyce,was i lti.cotnpari.wn with our poptilatiou, beyqn , ,d,, I that of tiny other country. , But when the despotie,, over of the present fluter of France i had been unalk, otinsl.rceruits without resorting to cpuscription, be did not ee grim we sboulA,absfain from resorting to a anAsuittol,equalforee, for the defenee of the frep cotp , and happigess we enjoyed. The recruitinkunder 114 ;ne w .system had, hcen bit Lev° so suceesstul i he l ; causeit hol&no, coirwetiti(4l to ,struggle.4ohki i t:hp . Militia iyas tceallY strPendecif I n • Na ii wnotd rev.ive,.and wben,the ve .siN.,tbousan'd.toeu wito„were then to retire r should.conle ta, be , bailotted for, the Ottieo, f theplan would be, much it had been, It was not on ineasqes• of mere pro-. speClivis success that,tthe safety.okthe Couotry could be allowed to.rest. ..k - lh,ttuctkecl that the ,Celouels. of the: MilitiaMilitia.rtegitnen.ts would n ni yerspllygrop:l,o,te,thN exet.attion 9tt,l4,t,tt l eitsate- when it should pa; sed A i for,bqwe ver , i t twA y ''}n gspera,i nultterptcotinnet4 7 .l able entolation..ip Ahern, to .j . e witkeaekpther shouttl nave t4A-1 11 4it give avow to the superioy i iLliportiin9e ,o the presery,a I tion 4 the C9 WnT l ' , 4.040 W tnatter.of pride to,ence,orage the, tntm to go,uito the Litie,,444 the Colonels who in such au exigeppy woui,d,r4l,ther. re, , pret than encoprage t Ahe ,girtteica . l an r iour,lcon),Clook with little contjfietie,, to. ther stun,, std cP)4 l 4,i l taia,-, ) 1 901seti upqn with httll coi,i„dett'ce by. 11!p5,q,11 1 .4.4 - li/ ,should rieci.:.s , ,ary,fpr.,th' em to go, iota. 1et 1 . 0 ,4 4 4 1,„ Iggther kiritisb ground. did, pot. ; tAi,e1f...144-1, Trahling 46t_cquld be carried into etf,ecx ill it ?.11) 1- c,7., soot; . form.. Tlia I,itte could not, spare Qi4cr4ik fer, ; the mass, neither could the 141ilitia. , 1.1)4A 0 1411,-,, teers he considered 'Officered An, their pv,TAA)4., If the Continent .should;make a gemal,,petfie terms dictated . by ,Bonitparte,,,Ne,..sboolci,,,hams : ,to , maintain , the contest,.&ii tg44,9410 fit • Opp,ease.; all our forces shoul,d.he called into. a4joo and to strginthcto drat force lie yoyfl /or. the, 4111,, s Pifirad, RD knew. of no contest botooen... the Militia: qplowilkatit;l,;l*.Line..but wkigi , oo4l4l Wye- the best, discipline; and, , if ocoasiotkithqoAtl, • anise, the hest fighting battalions. The gbjp4.4l(ithis -13111 was. tP 4YPrcOs the. Militia. an4 , tiztAaj#q:.,o4l9rYi of the Line,n pm) its runs. Ile'sito4)fto l PrAff %PI.; Poe the Dill, lookingnpon the IVlilitta as theAettly'44, interested the ,pc§ervatioa c,f Ate land, ct?pap T , quentik, rhos most; hlc.ely to tight fo: w .it re , to its.favour, conlidenc, ,t3q4 to, the consistencyGentlemenGentleeo th.sliewOte , had never kup' we,ny cousistencydtwg fifteen years tbst he hact.sat in, Parliament, ei‘cept.im uniformly : , §Utlatii p;ipg. one, plan . for !fi net 44;r, aceot4n lug ps every now PuVerP,l)Pc4. the plans, of ita.,predeceoom,,i., qe. „gierpfpte4pgßill Gentletneo,wool4.he.now a, 1 10, 1 ,44t 4f 1 141 would per4vore,.'in reje4ing- a • rroiAssure },sp, 11 - 44, to be deprPQated, He hoped.that Parlismept w 041 4; consider .the ; necessity of inaking„ other e4ertions also, witiolut . ;which it would be impossible tct,go on iu t l o4±.cgtilviit, The weight of taxes, alr9dy, so ; ititoc'tAblo s cpulil pot he well increased. Ife,hypc4, 1 Out .acre , t h at , pro4L l 4 'we vifiglitlt.A".' I tar,,ed witliopt exemption,. Ale thought jaw, means tnight,be found rat thc),country of proxi4ita 4 . supply,. 4, timber for Abe Navy iloW: PPTFIMIci.! • SO, 4e4riyirtOtP tareigti. nations.,, llc trtistegAm gonitp . ittts, would be ,appe 444 to enquire,p,u,ti t .,c9. l Npiprujipt i only what savinp,couid tpipan4lo4Fo., ultt. ;alsowhat;fUrther itinkiwkhry re §PtirgPa :Alittcl into 44tiott. 1 1 P.sP' 1111)9% 1 10dt 4114, front tho.Wititia tAtany tleatb,blows, obi', thoggh bo ,was' yn,o4 anxi t opkfor. u4b9ring to ,jttt.original:cpnstjAiml . qt,, yeti,.: the Jihould, pass, , ohogld do, his 4utyi by. giro, lug, it hitt tatmost support,- ; 4W , , .F1.4/ 0 1,ER con toklicio4,, that the'osigioat stittitießefthe liad.',heeuirktosd-. eel to train the whole population of the:Po.o9,o tig(l been ,violated by, the . , Aystem.. af- , ,stAkstitukkon. 'ht substitutes were ta eu.froin tile. 1 . 41 . 1 ds of, the or. ditiar,y recruiting, ancl .of course it was faip that.the ,Jiitte7sitoubllut indemnified by , ; ot ca ;tonal, conld lee least of all reflbied at atitiM wikeA,,4t cotiktog to the words of that vitt blittosulaq h Pitt, this contest, was ,to niaq , ltaine‘l on .13,rckish 0.. • t , • .1 • ~.` P.: • 4.0 141 , BIN XI-Ara tnainlaitiektitgpropriqty . et' p it r having di tY,!•:rellt ilowriptiolis of troops, particularly with a view to home defence. Dot ;is the power of . I. : I 4 : iSiILAS Of defer!, ,and as cur ilvplat .irrt!..y , -vto the (iSii-4; offensive t foi•te that ve 144 in addipon to , ifur 'Navy , he thought` an In ~ se - f the LitAmost ,, , uirces*.try at this tilQp.zt4ntous • • •:is.kietook ay' 4‘y of the etli , ets of the measures() the Right Hon. Gettt,, Oolosite (Mr. Windham) for recruiting the army.; :ilia tIK , AjdityinalYorce 4.0, athl _ . % - : . 9 .lktetided that ~ this latter woyld have been equally' productive if ,a 1; lowed a fair Hat ; . Considering the state. of Europe, and' the Britidt. Empire, tuenned..with all the, rage__ of the conqueror; i the , ,state of Ireland too,. tOr . ( I i oti,lt Li counted ropcii tii)oli the loyalty of . the t..:atholieS of 1 i'land, and was convinced that (hey %.(41.ili f l repel with indignation the seducing. aripeal,s of Bishop of Cluinil)er, yet- he could, nnt•'14:11) thinlitig . that Ireland jwaS vnlfierabh:,,and - therefOre pc,• : _illt to be watt:ll(4l kvith,peculibr,care, .tird guardeit tvit'li an ample fol'ct!.' Under these circumstances' the exig(liicy was nhviom, J.:n:l this was the hest : to ms ofpro‘ iLlillg for it. , • .. . ,ii,.. trw'rung.4D ~, , ,o doi4ll'6ll§ or ev,eggino , • Ili:lelltinientS upon this 1;ill, before it should go ;!:.1: : : a vcite •; this was the best , 'Op'porttiiitti,-, as tile i4et:Oucl, i . eadiog was tlit :it: oil kOiieh . it 1'. 4 ,-i generally nu. derstood t hit any person's \vim oppr,sed a .ne.isirc on theptinciiiispould offer their s!l,it.iteetifs,. 110 if!: ' - }vas tin ilie priii6ipTe IMO:l...nem:7oy' adverse to,:tiliS rii,ll..6 4 . ;11 1 4ill,lv:ts,t.Ounded on :a sulpositioireflat 14:,itreine emerLeney.. It. ought to 1y,,, irde out fliiii - thert ‘VitS such all einergeney, i.lti, - .1 'at this wits the. best mode of illeettn ,, it. I fe ' • •• • ` . viSlleil . t,llq question to •1.. e diiatisfed with temper ) ... lii?willia" Mw to the •proprtety el , preservine th e cans of clgynce for fututy.l. eJijgFpcW pi ,jn, the "e'v'ent" bf t 4ry . ;tt,t wit 4,.ing det'eatcg,o,r . IteErech . ; After four.- teen t. teen years-of continupd Alar,r ; 1,34 - tgn,we had been sit,, repe4tOly, told th a t we werp,:sNo r ry clay to e):l4t , itoig4i9PpiriWillC ll sP ./}i4)l,,A l 4tbilk.'.4l k'44'...al ) l ) ;l:lcd. thejr, in ! inds- to the,fgrination and arrangement of the b.f4A system of:dgfenep,, 0191, 'ar, 2 l.it,t bitaselt . hacl so long it . : ;iing-turnedhis attentioktfo, this 41,14.ter, With dedurations,,, - freinently4gpeAted, ~thatnot.,a , • - tripmeto,t watto 40 lost, it liya4.ectranqijnarythat uo satisfadory mude.of, defence , by •eland itad. ever, yet been hit ,upen i that we were afway.s. , ;lain& upon erner&ney„,anst,ascor(4;l2 to tl,le expettien.cy of,,the.: time.. , i IV . T r ' , Pitt . hadly*.lo.td cO ; i 110 abilities and de voti(in 0 414.1,14 ~, lie.servieew : hiett_ he was willi4to idlookitipv,4.lpcie teippor,ary,?neasures : fi.,r lie , hit•d, bten ~rgduped .to tte,per,..r,' silty of ccanipg,•to P,tr:-. liatuont, ; .atid Aeclarkag f .,, sjt. what he had pre i - , onsly; 160,4ised:, was , radim y ,prong. 'NVllert,. a4p . r, ; it ; tile .retr e at f )1 the Right 441),.ge4tiqm:10 pppiaip; • ligca,LllP.f.qr)yarcl with: 4114014 e, vOtiql), l ffb*wr,- satne.tpay,,,Say of .it in.titat, Ilotich i i4l.,,rnstst ad-. nit. ab4oad to Itave tottill.)i,,fi,tded. ~.. NTien,,-the IFrytwlit . Ariny„was.. alsethhleti ojip,o.lte • oplr • ee-st , • near enough to • pour in upon us every day, if.the. at t e lN6. ••11'6.•114' by .P' 44.1 9Y 1 i t il e i .6, ilY s. .- an, •F*ll - dlaitcacc.;,.F4l:4',Well I%EsiHili,sm allOw_ tit, e l , ilidpmept. nl ol, pen.tp , k r ilelti.te , :4iniiittc.uP l ttn i ji . l 4 4 :4 , ill th s4 4l o f (39,90perIng so inai i y.nv,t4o;m l , !r ea,...,rh0,. ; ledtq a distance that pi - echld Itikitnigtedixte ti_ 114 iitttrp., wiMUa ;Sh. , +* (carr ,4 4 l g-4 tkivtwi , ilk, T lii:s. -- I ing qe,:ib-c.IFF-r.ioi ,Plveitau A oire ,- .LY ,q 1 4 1 : 1 . 4 1 . 3 frontthosn.in vvl4h tintt,.,per4orn ye ;14;:cpentiy, mentiotteci , i 4, atilt I .. t icoli:ici , , 14. t yalk,,Viiw4l2eA).)l, a tunny i, that atr4;0....0 w.i.F.ds.,lWd i ss. 4:444. gour athdigp,,4,,twd th4t nci : ,os4 , i,fikvEtS-47 1 4t 0 r axfr NE, ImiC4 4l !ftthikkft*4 4 ) v,i!§ 0,58 1 144F4..i4U 1 -4191. ) 41 14 v41 of them. • .in .. i lilffli Manuel - ,ke,fPrbore, to !wo,lf 'Ws; . o t`4, q r i , did", pt, ) q,, ,040;.:,i14011: .(9!tnip,ie eiie . .ty,sacaitico that. rinty. ,ne i, necessary, : .t4onglt ,:‘y htln sacri4ea, 1 blumld-,W Qa d Nildtgr, J lw ,0104. ( tiot be baci = warditp„ , rual t - 4,,, ;( l,ljem, : iglAtonl ,s49,lA„a„.„w ()n i l .aliont thetn,i il'i sPq6kWificiPlAPO4 . Py .Vrii-lwlliptu we ev.yeeltfrd;to,..' 1 ' be . g-iii;Akiiiiittaittivy , t;)equiry Ae. c ill ent iny was stit.,2 .tril 4., • . .. , ,--, • .:- . • • • • 64101)(104;491th (JUL : 1 . 44 4t,c4x19*;9 11 ' , 1 (' 1-, It;.Y8R§,P9.;(i it9ceshary r ,Pgocall itxr.ink, arfci Aledippt til n 'duce Als tan d utqulck .kill or _papture us, uniflp§, ye were before . ioNr,malpit: 4 l9.liiii Hite{ W 414,!: c'i OU'it I,9.aware,, ; , 1_414,...k liillitg,9r saptitrit)g , ,t4Ktp,., 7 11* the 4i.i4t ! kipaai l lyitt)lo -,c?en,* l ll4;) )ppo,v.tot .thp4ght 11Y..i11... . 41ustit; pfloreeiteF44safy,,w,hewiltp x y,catne,intpotftce,,, ,0 5 , dio [IT,* pptprOplpe it ; :1114 yV q 4.ifkrijqy AkssOl.%:., 0444;Pir1ia.4014,43ts W.M4 l ‘ l 11 a VC 04413/91 4 i•Jtpitiqr9, Y; 0 ; Cayrt, ji, Al s l kg, grg#,;?„ : 4 - i . into colifosejfie-4,4 'lust IVikii ,10 1 09y1 Brill'qs it i , 91 lia t hi 4 i;iLi4 . ,lNKktilcni , PT Y* !NM ~ 111SiAlf.Pr.k. P.ritOst 1iMif40441. 1 11 - 14Pr WO cqWingqd lii 9gfiGq., :T'lliqie)Oi c titat.oyPe 4 . 1-13e . c.9u11:-/.. ,try , was, suflicteyt to all purpo s es of . ,llle,lyar„ i1,pr0,,,i pqrly ad min4tptrqd,i,, • atii,lv,i; hot 4 ~..t u rowr,,adit- t i pt-,,% 1 54.814411 an ipereoe; ,c 4 -, I WPAbcrli ilviinAi.4, o 4 l Y....g(Pf o l.' tcoulL l ll9V A , ,, - hvcitc, o l ( 1 6 sP ()( k•rt@t4iff LFPRi)s.,W444.) ial4.4lkigie.44 fINAUs 9 1 . ( RALlCei*Pik:WiTjuSilit qlaidi I .epuldi at.taclt a pAr, shfirps i, , a nd thtiugit,,, , f,; 4 ; 'll , - 4,ht oicp . )l I :care, fo,r,t4 powt,3o,Appreaso in th4 . ltegul4is,]4l).. ;/ 1 1 , t 4 i .1 0iilitiPi.:Ai.IbihN.0414tepr,, that wout4 ; .-eOtal 1 ig,I.M.OI:OI9TP,94 I Nie-rtie;ius.vlotitAkflikiic l 4 . 79tiot49.';' ' ' re6mlrge*Jtilkiv4.4, l ) , our ; I c@flio.f4 ire ,o'il:. l o , g ( Aiinl ititmied . il,Ri t(f iiappritted. , It .was coqtend„cd i that,,lal 1 1 4'igcr 19#7.',4,ilecgssary foi• offetivP,4porAWllisriT7. i11ie,1wi10i . .,( 4 41 :4 •11.(20 40. - discover: l 3 4 ::Pxl.4 o 4 4 ' o l##' o4 ,whe're the enemy may be annoyed, and ho . , illouglkii *vat- lAkltkvi,..iilvalo, b ctbacrve,d , ,,to- ini,evse4,;, the i lii•rti,,,4 foie 'fiiiip ,I:)ing. : . sqp . .l4oed so as . to Fonsyli. 7 , : date wliktVyos3vlo4l4 ait 4 w,t90404 to disOts : 774,„ In ilisbp,i ; tuoll F. : 0 , 94104d '95Fp done for tht exActx-, ' ive 44;(71,9PWialAcieMi4ff41ent of OP . ; ,EO-ist 1 troops,. Ac i rOi n0n4,40,we maginnlinkOus, t?, i, edit "o . 4l . `ew.iit i tlitly.4:ol4l4 4 w itt,43, w 6. ,It ~,,L , 4 1 r 4 aroY,*itq3plYlri,_itlifamt,:of his I\ la iCY ' ' i:i Y i ia tititirp tu t itt - - .iiit .offteces6ary to havo a , regular ; fc'ittco n Sok,Ksl. #tr i lriiimd,, wilile OW tegtil;;F iorct: ) , 1 151glyichlalOyAk i , . t kit" coiujily Was c s? 1:11(dy VC-, I ) l ,".c_li 4Y.; gl et : l 3io 6 e li,glifrAclA+3" 4. 2 , il! ( .4 l !iiviiii‘, i li t i a l 1, !9 .1 ;:ill t- l is rE ° I . l ik li TAVI:7I9#) &r i els,ll e_PSggf!ied.. . i l i ‘ I . ( r R.IIIP I Y4P'` II !;! !AI s_99/fOO,IO L . , i "°W a:P4f. ; t . L e ...410 tilprc?spq.), ( 4 i was . .,repremnie; as, gp.94l r , ri4,,paie s p4A m ic,;64,ip t ips*l;..,Bll4 , as 11i[1 DOW 4 i fOrce Zxßift;ll- on til e t i t.il t uf,Aqgt.w , it was necessary ' to poi . , ipywwu.fleilxl4,.yt,i,... wa.anOtilPr, of the 1 iNtqlfe Jt 0:4 k it tEN.I):4: Ike, liit.e.Oisse)iiticiii; litit the, txtp,t .„,:sitilprO.ptorx i F,ifctiio,i.a* was, that IN 111.111 tfli s S .A.4t 1ya . ,M4(1g9 pt if,fl! yecessity ai n... 4 to admit of 1! the susperippß of 4,, (I . iix tr pqd w h en it ts.4ls thpygf4 . neeessary,to.4aye antitlio army in , readiness,. to de n fend I.reland i i j litp l riuy iltat was in that : country 't,,•44 witharawsfi r Oin it, and sent on tereigO,aOrvi:eo. .die (lilt tiOt thttilt the Freneh.Einperor, supßosiiii, bhu to etni'n .impjeiliotely to karis, and to tun', al( is jEi ttio i niOts ty,the InvAslto of this , Cauntry eooid h:.! in ,; ry:KIMAt, witlt q.k. 'lCll) . y to ini;t l e th'l all. •nr i 1 , -1 ' • ; . , t " .* - .R. thei,tii,e4-? (A ii 10,.! ,91 4 ' too i»(f4. r *bus IA: eityn - - gpti(f i x i xt.iii4i iti.-.o bcforti ttic..trati i sferi - wl iit. i p %,;(11.J1d be well iniforrorated the Li i ih iand - hi tare' .0 1 „ i aaalc:,l ion - in tits; Mi 111.41 CUlAllilik tilled up by into a6tion while riecierit, or still green in discipline., The same expe&ations would be formed of their conduit wlveti they would be no longer in a state to realizithose ekpefiations. The. system of drafting front rOe Militia was a most unwise one,, He had witnes•sf..d the volunteering in 1799 in Kent, and - 11e belieq.l th_e_Bigl)t_tionakuublcliAnLlCal3ll4:44 4 °"` Site (the Chancellor of the Exelleo.yvi) t , ; hit4a,ls&„ wiruessed it, and a more coutioueAkeit"ot - tint,' ,disorder; , and t4ce„ . . had never been exemplified to' either. r ile dkte4tive situation it) wliaq tike i sprfeci v ~ ere-foinisi on t e l snlyiequeirt Ex*e!frtio l l'i t h -lollall was too well knowit,ta - rmulic arty comment troll) him. ye' had 44eA . - .) ftirtiler asi44edlay a General , , (..itiicer, who was .ver)%.cap,a4le. - ul4llllllllllg a carted iqihr,iftf4titikin the 146.1, ..titat otter theirrerurn from;thit u a fp.rt,ututte set vice,it would rile nine mon (ha tatuaitErt. these inen 'tit for any other. Theievi and hardstvips , ; • o4hf, ineSsureliow Liefutle the Hoilsei.tvonitt be••felt rit t .4t, sensibly• in reeitliting the Militiatliti!i• the draft , . Tike /-lilit,iti w4-:in. oiled .nihde up-of .SulAtitukeo l .. P114 , ...th0ti0 ‘ who.ishould ;now .he ballotedrancl ccualtiinot. 5 , .:.r 1 ...;, must of course find ::-4alistitottesovAtateitapiprice tltey may viitc..r.i.Fhelliiiisctiptioti .enforced Itittolagit- ~ out France was spakeu of 33 wOrtirr of.. being inU atecl_here. lilt was, ILA 1,13. come to it manfully, and.let u*.- trot' ,pmeltim; it indiredisf;.-.lM t more pal.. !i4I)Y: aill 'Oppressively, by 'eating ?,up ,, . the Militilti r ..t and theßallowing- :it to- 'feed till it filled itself, ht.' orler, to dt.tvonk it. He must say 1114 had a better opj- uiuu of .4it -, A rt try oi:4l.l.lserve thrift •gic the. meastira i now 4glote,tite,HouSe,.; iiut,evett t hat'. a tea stire i tt s4- , tined it, the. execiitioit theobje,4ions be, badtfelt and- , made-to it, Nvinle,passing,lbratigh,litt'llouse. 114, I)l(l,,n9tWitilstilndingltke;diiapiprobittioa he had Mt - and exPressedii contributed must ;zealously and ac.. tiv.ely,in carryitia4l.bat dieasttreintaeirvia i and lio WM I S l l l .ll 7 l :7 we Ver i y i l l N l ticej7;ketrb,orcirtmt,ff:ididijetettliziliticltetati4,3otri2tbineyiro.,tplivei.kr is, %'atoigatialetitilia(,:it-bol‘vbk.ibuy ritar.... He tigaitt. enforced. ilie:felryceti Wring xecOttPtti ;tollimporary otp : edients- to tlre..,.dtstruaion ce ittgiogavvorcoi. Titatlesent,expedielit was.a. kin a of - fitai)ght,''Pritle' in mit. and ,pfigiilaingt - ai soon, as. it was iNtu4k ed. 11,w oNi4ling• force ids sufficient. to , ell tha int i gencies•ste . the time, .even:_though the .great dooNwhich Avg* ~ about to itst!ebeeraiopened, for engagingAlle Irish Caw. lilacs to!ritlisti appeared to. ! be ,irreviat'ably shut, , . at least while the Hight Hun. Gentleman opposite . slitinild .remaiat iii 'ptzwet. The tv . istren.whicit hi* 1-011, , I:ri,mid had 'introduced , -to supersedil , find ., remedy' tiiat,systeur.' of. encpedientS..that . had .60 . 11311 11- , • an 4 si..itijuriousiy prevailed, . watt ' founde d on the t uiidt' p naenotkprintiplas of t hewisest • polity,.and 0 , 131/unakil tuittareltsril. The sabilituLes serving. in the Matititt ) wletenor entillei w loolc for Ward, for their discikinY, l 3 'attbe On4df Alio , Wstr...! To eitgagu th,rserven, for *t} ' 1 years would be totally to alter tbetpriticiple- of..bis , -; .. :Noble : I:riend's plan,,-anci* destroy the confidetto* pl ace d is it. .51). t v'Sr(4):-1.,c0 - I's A)olent , plan, sup* po , tur„ thereA;: : es anitnitiediate exiveney, and' that ;this itti..:l , Nould saii!4tirtliat •eilifl . 4y, w94 1 4: 1 ,Pt . g6:Arte•tii6ntEitt 6 .. 'oiiit''''-i:t. ' 'ft wo . - tithilit, it§kl i , I and destroy the gFrikal -means of reFrititiog,tho .4;" 1 mr - ." ''t wa', -: trifeeetl'ib. 'Oh riliklit'oefdriour itit t i Ilioiftri . rlan, - Ilihr of ffteie'lt ' [tad firdeOrett ; at , A 1, 1 ' nhtElti.t. uil'erb"-ti, - .. , v5. - . i i, 46,i nit.fdilti"iiikwyr , ittilti,- 'illati f -t)l6 illarr ..it'• Aril ,ti i •Olii'edeti; tiii'tl ,pri)l, :cgsrl..;‘.il'i i .r6t Tt . urnhet 'if 'old Sefle'ri, who tvOtr. ",counted, „. thon3h ..cvidentklitnytifik . fast tP, 1r , pto l'wh-?ii theyiwould , 4stioottf o r Bervico.- ,• , e erctran.ce in so tiraii'y'.*ks veal is ntiiitl,.ti: ...4ri l 1 .prn' , fhaf!the.PleatriffhiS Htiti..fri.krt4,4Wl v iYnttitt,4o' i i ceitßiYioli •of a laidtitiit eligible' to-piiiiiiitt &Ott fi'lth'ildk P, 1 Tyr , boys. must bt,„jupppsed to be under the c(;:itr4tfr of A(4l' iit.ll-tritii'dridll'i l entlk,"'atliP citiiildc - I•or ti t , s . i)osed to ever .sozeneraiirt iltiniiitt-rir .Tpiti i ti6 - 11'. '''lV'alotilci".byiltlet''ke: Con4,idWil; _l'll,ft - 1h • , b,„,„ id frlbt hegia . l , etiikut I ttioie 3 h)it 'fit.4r. , :service,till they reaolk , :..d the age of eft liletn i . Theft • . . pareritk'piefetrililite therri•Chearitil.; - 'bee'inse , it %‘14,, 11ot 4 lieirr , , ffier li r6',; : '-zlts: it . it es hefor.' at ..:,11) iFctlil' ,‘41., otrs*t: 'Ft. 146ti?Ftlentl's Plan - *bulk iF . p v - r§eVered i4': Cfii,r44o . i.bLc'll6_l4 - i th:iti haar:liiithefti,'veiatle;il adi 'Nfiltittfr TeiTY: a tle llad:a ' lilt ly op i it i( ttl' art li'd' Va:. lard Wil l 9 1 ilt iiegthilWriNftetti6e'cloit+itgth i 'otierctiLlie Piiiiiio - th iitilttiffillttiWtil'sortr6; il tliqt ,'ihisil.ihtr. , i 'of ; bit Pfcire iiiWy lielelitkit riti 160 MP JetitMiclirettefii i i t Illc iii )nuo could...eriouslx held 'such - , an, di r ,44,...f hl `,loll' . , c As - IE . Ni t , 'fhb iirtloe6oreoiiriiii ..4.• poimfiti - / 1 444 , „. k • ,a,.„,„,,„,,,.,...„,i„..i.„,. it; in flit' eventitif,ii 4 , cho wirtilartienititife*/, ;11';silittr, it "Was''icltitith'dits as well 'AsIA ;iffiUtf'3,, ,o , :.- 14i6and'id cl.pettic.n.t. Fhb Ft . w ~ ,p l Me,tbr4 falla c y 61 t fib id-4i, wi*lld be l'idEtNed kif k 1 0 .; I Itaiiiipkthe VohLtteets;,while it Wotild'he'c l idtnisc,, i' , ilig't4*i•tit•ort§e CoUtitVY - loilidFitlti pA4 titiogii ‘, t :p - o'se4:•• The VotunieeFoice WAS' at 'tiro 4't 0',4 , fli-61.1, It then ifidliliedlta i l#66,ooo;a t id 3 IL'etVVA ' rdi.,,,R. 1 ' 300;poo,' witll4.t' ant iobsieratfot.i- on the dectLL7, ' ,j ! frOlik 'the 6 thet - side: • rt*fAcitiP 'tib,6:o 4 o, and tier; A 1 i cOiiinced as bifelit4ie l tie j tliat ithrfitirifik - the' whal, ) :lr . : oriainal4o9o6o: "Rnt this RsieeiiiidiifiPitliinte.4.ol7 r i si;tte . at in •propOrtibn of firnO,NiasikjestlstiqtlP' ;a'4,,6l4etin: of criille iipon lii - liAli i'll'iql. - Friet,d, atts f tiiiisti:ii.fdio a6ted"tvith hint, • IA ' h6ficii I.l)..Trttillii • Amt Wtild be carried ihtti . effet in •itilliftlimitd'tdi oti t i , . o'ilif - r .armarnents' .AV hliokit 'satire triefikßlY''of thoit 1, gt.tie n ature it tvak ini ibte . ttqvi i sur , t1 , 01 , ir , , ' 1 ` L - ' -'"' ' ' No - - ft ' • ' ,i; w'ff: I lit' ocr v6hi l aiieW;•dr - i4itit',ir Novrj 1 ; cliA L '?.?fird us. • If reetittilifirrdettiateufsia . vfr thl„Y eEtio,Of that 50gIct•I*1 'Pitt in . t4i O'er, ' .l ttaalib'lifill, Ila - *ltnrchuidto6"tiitind ;ithich 1 t,, I one stroke would lace 4 0 , 000 iiiitilio'theitogtil . Army, thp pasbintlif the; av:iiiiiiit.which t i le mist i ciathnlii f had .- Viee-lid. to expert, 'would b nitYclY 1 - ii..§l .- 6 beriStitat: -. :1,1'64` ' ddrir . 'Otiti t si 'the Cat-110114 1 41Y a atlialYY" ..&#enetki feoE6 - trititing 'into lli o Vrot';'Arilittp:to&'.'NfictisteiiM:"Wziches).±lf I, i 44,ir'ntli"a : cliretitik - Oettitive; ati' feagt . it a mo tion fa tli!ti, for - triPtdbtribresr"plitot . iti the ‘015 , ' OT A i ' cliei,r . advancement and the tree- exercise of tht t r,iltgton, - a iilotinicd . to - art' ern argot which peer el tc,7 1 ift:liii . fi-otti . enterig. - He ' did trot 'fifean to say tit' 4 ' they wet:el:apt 'out altogether, but_ many thou' sapill Welt kept out who would enter freely -if thet!' v'er(', tiFit •the4e mischievous restfaints. H. hope that in l tiiVie preparations, hilt" lWajesty'S err s Niffil vt;oWid i - titet. abandon the determination 'of ii9tee, , lug to e.very • overture; and of • ' at - ailitit . tiK''''' fe,v,,, , -... of every opening, wild icizint'every cireil",!: r!latlCl - :, that hind occur to invite to no, , O6iittlon. l''''„ i worild not aik his :` , ,lai.esty's IVtilrliters to vay J".', thing on tik, ,übje,ti; but' he woold iAy trotet: 1ii:7 1,, Lit ., tii'lt iti'ere i.yilS 'jib tithe in the history 0f:10 6 ,'',..,, `v i ‘l't ' , ' , 13 not i Tish i iov tYrif_ril for entering 11 -, to -" ,,,i '' fifilimou , .: • lii Fucces'i it Rdd, , d *4) ilw"g l •"rY , :11 "'I''' i- "" -e in. dek.lt it sht;;Ved a prudence :gi' l A