The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-27 00:00:00

4 , • . • been tlottbled' Fr,et4od - , lint]. tile' 411trtafr t ell : 1 : e`'. l- th't' efi ' ir .dart lea 6 ?Ovitliolittahit 4- of wen vveessiar,y- gat!rfsort any it. now, 'tlic .;;ight. I ion guaid_o!tr .tuilisnry_es,tablislittientstirof (17,14 C yartht.. vvi ' s trt 4 114 to liCnteict ':lNcreti that ,tv....ith , othettal.lnthits and 1 . , ,,, ,t0pti0n W as n e rc i itty on 44y.tormer fifty. tl,e laee , 0 1 .0( aiiicittl di: betorethe 1 looSe with a lt)C.l'lrt,"Setlt estimates a variety of ii . ems. wootil he b0 0 . , .y.ti., .• , 1 c what could h , tip- , ' Wr,e q not formerly inclit 4 ; , ..l, i:i no et : iar docantents• These charges were till."! Vaid„ mew !Ill;),, ,iinp,r, - tant:oceasion. The lionFc %vat. diti, .licit. 'know 110 w, hut they Wi!re'lloi. tnus hcfotor. , r l W , cttnsidprillisAtstertient of iitiverii .l)r:unlit forward ' : lie would say,,, under . men; ,prineipleS 431)Uti it tii.di that sytctit for ' ..cunistances .11.0184 4leseribed,OO iatiOnaktnan could rlt.,tnt nauce Of tot'ce to ht: - ,be opinion ' , that . the. three : ivbith had formerly s tpp,t ed. - e'aS giver'. why the / -I .;titse . teen kept , up would now ,be stifficient. go i .iin `ii . I tit Hie, ,)thely the treuttemen _opposite, even iii their present he. qutstion . .before , the .1 ito t Sc.' .!ituations , ,.to frame any thing likeia Ctiostitil.loll LVIt ' S to bit s ilLslifyird by phin.for carrying on the pablic ser vice with ;1 - rtily 'en 23 000 titinl'-iltis:AvAs: ;t i e great' ' force like, that which - ha d, been ill it li.tli eel io 't rpt,•stion. objeetitnr which and his ftietols and if they .were to come 9vcr to , nut cootoled to any ii•a!:.‘ieulor p , tri of ''.liiSterial side of :.the...lionse., .ire. s Orey 1 Oh' (kt n 1 is ot the 'arrangement -Ai iota to tie Would at once see that it : was imposiltle. The . 1 - whole s ystem. It had been' taiti that . flat ifipeer .. , tistory of .the ootintry prdyed out . formt!rl'e - aee thetinitts,wtts military-tleat there were 'ENtabliShMelltS , to have been insttfficient. Ile military Nlonarchittliat,the habits eft the- ptople thought to these it owed, if not softie Of its were entired anti trained t'a ',vat . , and that there-, (Which,: however, believed,. it ; did) certw,nly fo're niust acconitnotiate ourselves to the Pie-: litany of the difficnities. with vvhic - ,' had to railing fashion of the tirtiesire must put off our contend, and many,of the reverses and tlisapptiiit.. old tushioned• habit's and. itielitiatioits tot peace, . anent* which had been experienc ed .. At the cOm7 and forget our constitutional hatred for Standing . .ruencetnent of.the war 'with..Vrai"ace, we werepOsi- • Armies. All the lion. Gentleman's ar : gu lively in danger from our Yeece*telilishinelit not Ittents ctitne 11) this. t:0 I I hart g oe tivnii, antl tl te becrl ea‘cdoiLec.' ou a ' . scale Stilt tide to tit'a of , Gpvernment welt: consi,tent with this ptin defence of ,tite•conntry..' l it . the year i 744, when 'ei l'l e • " ;1-)lcour ' e " I .tl)"ir mea s ure; 31""Yea .the wartrokeotit betweedthis country am,(Franee, . the preriiiling system-there ,t - ere. tinesampd le A l . lbow e cb_ al. w e were tb e p a t . w ar w bb tve pitnnotions, ntilitary 'orders iie kili g li,.. trii,4lir be considered to - fiave Been t.)) . tly,, pi epo e(I hood were created-institutions ri;untled on jot, it), fleet of 20 - sail of the One lap . principles were estillitished,,WhiCh; though it .sere the Cbant)Oi :oat east tiocitot at Dt.olgenes. it t , not, be rityliailit:)lGl4 , it() notice, might be ,41. t that thin!, ~ L 2.,000 men under., AL:11 - .010184e pregnant with da,itger to the COustiitition, e.en .were-really trait-PHtel: to our stioreS, .11111.1 inner the . speCiinis, Alilits; from. the O. sl jo.lotina,tion ite•hadhtten At .least lee that they'llati _table to. obtain, but 18,400 men in arms to oppose such a feeling .in inoSt.' illustrious them, lit 1/79; when we were 4. eugageci iit the . niiinilcr, Who hail 'r * e(ttsed toliecolne a 'lnefulfiffttit Attierican war, we were'in imminent dahger when I suet, an' establishment, because inconsistent t ,/ I .ll‘l4,tieti recommenced between this connti y and the principles of the .kritbla Constitutiott, X.rattev.. .Al toy years ago, .W4oll . ll4tirOlie ivati It iAlit 1 - 100,01:ntleulitOURtientirgeil„on the feats... autitleyllie_controuL w h o could have of . the army. during Ittewa,r,, one ectitltr..i;jl. - -foreseer! 'that ;tie-Allies', ltt . p.ogiand v,.ouid so c oon tFri.ain a more just sens e or th eir Theritathart liitu :bane been in possessiim ot Pitt Prato this lie sell ; none would he disposed to go gt eater lenitita wished it to be,.conkitlereit,, thitt Svc Ought to rest 'Wan . antl his friends in giving praise o r. got lt ent with bring peel/arc:A for waS the army for their itchieventents. PCO I / a lije j It ts'lS. kat 0 0 r deed; the ()manilas the iandandas tint! Lite• Stet ehttc.e Preorations should, ,be ontai.oensurate • fie. joined in tive witok of it "te , pettite,4o.lye.joitlvirm tbe "great - interests we had at ,stalic . ,. eayi I.t; bestowing hotionrin . A . sioi! l oi . mdcad.4swottalern-" ; Slothitig to 11;1141*(1... 'lie was , atislotts,titttt . the . : whielt.:lnight alio he .?useful. ..131it- then, -force kept should trot be linger, than was • iinuained . .the. ...:tite . rhree dittfes for.i Vecestat That v.chicb. it ~ t 4'44 nuts proposed to wards.•.the artily-that . it 'titigh.t he itartirle'ss thici .1114intitin,tvilsaiut the l'ettee : it:was • *as foetlic.tattendas';.l . ..Lei the forCe Which peculiar ch. cuntstances niade it tie. be •as postil6/e4;.• Let 'him -e.:ls..ary. to .maiotain, in Ine . first year al ter't he ter - . qttalityAbat Oaritre.V . M4t - fittril',.fdr tia itigtva - sta *fnation of the %var. ; './ ' "-he St' y, 1. 4. i ik ,,, v ,,,a,, t he . ..m0u 5e ,, a . :proct , ettealo sheet/ that niany of, ; tlie,,ph,a,vgt:s to he nran , t the'lreajl'Ot 4ml:ft - fora -.4i Atte.t in the present year were of & t o}upnrltry n .COrkileCte4r Aare: . goti!g flir•Oaigrt i nese, lie : was. so .te. t.tve Govern/tic ea, untlerirv:intitieurc, , obtak4e , ib Anayitably • that . it ass ilittppSii)),(; to iti'ordera,t:llli:t.thetelOie'au4Akteet:iittilellstfr(siNtZtt. tollote hint with prpe,lsioh,) Ile defeikdeti the po. , jealousy tai t very . nitt . ithiPtorsitert 4.6 4 W. r• c Y o f :kgel ) iO -4 • up:4" fool con- haties of his 'Tra - FlUctow:thtm.li.eitc. .rteaulctl.;tllnt k lC * 44 4 ol*. "C e ~ alibether it 64011. ti the present arrangement,. and Iluit (it the Peace great-- liddr • br . oth-ees vr , e rd , ,,c,lpli);atof l r.iathiistkinek ,psopuseil by Ali. 1 . fo;:t I7?3 , 1; j taming : theirarniS'igaiiist , ethnitry ...arose partly cut 9f the Alqcrent . chatapter 01_ tile " could ask Right • flomAienttemmu, 'sTtitl(d etc, TWO %VACS.. Its the Amet . i.eao *air, IFII - iglalltk Jost be an\ t lie in constitUtidinif . prectideatt. , :4; -, ‘Vhether t hi r t r en • •the i5. 1 4 15(1,- 4)l ' "i‘ l liovt . ca, the tlitt il'tt;ti lied ince - SION-Of- Flotijlts - , - ,tintl, other terriwaies ,in taut we Gent,. Windt!' have .listdtrW' fit' any t'Och zu'i.tOrnttie, 74 - Lad :Obt ained' : 141 : , tt 6 .1 the ; even" to , eartis . ittititaey'elial'aeters-'ic,Liord : Cape, ami mai.rptlier pnsseoir.ati„ Th s !. Caclogiew hail Luot•Teterboiough - The . of . the forme!' Pelcl: Falto' ) ;l4 ‘ ll. l otelit it is cmi t ii, 4 l • Hull, 1x1.1)1"' n;irl aiitieared to the'llill".or , flights; I the hi sses which the 'country had sastain, , d ; ' and the (rah) of itivargittne . .tr had beefy thatc.ftei; . tarr,etiess of tire„supplies . .ealled tor i in the curd?ug to tlitst..thiartert of 1 ", ftie art d • present, year.pattly arose ft . ..oiti the: nity.nuages i%e jug might.• be 'itiaMCL:iited iyad 11 1 01..,,, co mplied stuue. ParliaMein , and therelore Ariirlistnent %very 1 0 on the , two tio)v passuil an Act this effedr; ' thee rturinte ilP,a•,sheo,thi iii it in,: 17b4 it ban tiiin(_ of a standill , 4 arinynOat wotiltl be: Mr:teens • Aqs-sn'T to • the stun p 1 0004 ) 00/, '"Of the . law. • ' - '-1310 there taSes, : snot that in the present Yearit iv;is proposed any reason why Parliament ''should , :notWetiaeti - a It; take off the• stint at ki,600,000/ front those. i l i law for tlii; purpose' / • %V'as It . not •hi the spirit of !, ready l a in on, . i n t h e r „,l,,, c ti on s to wad., iii the , 'that Ott ot . :th't Bill til-ltights--iis •die , ":9) , irit iii 'Property'r tlie.bther l ist s i which its ic:ty Words ircre tilivays .. eopisd - intO.the 'been stated to be in the.contentplation of Go\ ern - recital !of - •thigql.lutior ft.et - ' •NlT.is nut spirit Meta; the eir thatilirStatitthig &WWI& a'tfrnkilillccs of cite,..ctiontry at the .two, pt,!riods etm- that tint tille•'Man'•tivtiO , li:i;tlispensed . - sidero . ,vcis not- 'more extravagant Ulan th,Lt t t 1784. - should be entproyetl'iii-tire-arairiluring - peace , endrueeai tile . avarges. which . lutist be m . et by; ictnittie if So; entplOyed Most ht . :loo'st the: ii ' the country eve ‘ if Ille•ionty,were. disbanded, berties 'of - ttie' people. 'ftae'flight lints taeiitle, set forth. those for the.tile. hlllfspay (Aliocra matt rerontse to s !th'et!te.ttsitt .0t NIT:" I in. Out , penSiopers of .Clielseathe Alihtery Asylum . 1784; 11t1t1 afltitiee(Lthbaprniotis i- of ... that 4 --the.Co4)passiOrtate others, „Which' Statesman,' wicom . the frienttvoi thatitight , !l - 11/41, sinounted together to 1,1120,000 i. „The - ' 3 . 411 1ic00 111 'were 'f - Otf.ffir of clialting 4llll n .6 f l' . 6-1:-. tions made' for ti Volunteers 'having been tnittlea, Ii Ii tit iticiipitS,'•ittttl , they only; ; Cliarge h,00,0,0110/. irotkl4l for the:, referredi <by -lt:ay 01 . -teguttie4taktvociuhoiftioe64 ,-: ro',. army slots . The force proposed. to-. be- kept tip . .., Gentledietpon hitt silibybt .Whitt' '- WlttilleCeS'Sary t - 14 4 it was proper we OrpuldOlave. ‘vus the .. restitt t d - ; any .Itriutiarison 'betweetrftini' , sonic reserritofii up stirs which wind& brrs'of •t he est•AbliSliti: - tqat . - e 4 'occur : in. the corps stationed in p'ra'nce, awl he rinw orbpo.=ell ,) --Irfeit stvor t' artily:7Mos : I, believed a very stall! te,y•t th.. had heen st•eured.for kept ottloot - 99,090 this purpoi.t i r~littld'.: 'Gentleman :•113ti . talked tiin Of theli.ne'rtiastriltedit ,; ' was not in in tihiti was iniperionsli detti:4otlel by' 1 1Hiivit itt the •Icing'dmii. tin; ' eirettnlittltleca trf that cotintry. Wftit t ~ „tended possessions, we at Fse.iit 11, :it, igliOst:d to Wlts ille - St';'Lritlitig army tiL•iit. kept.tiOttto robst.:#l. ' tothigti attacks frOfit So lIV,Iny tve ought lifeeOlictilation;itt: a otteporttort wilt( to ha pl'cirare (l (lain ttott of . 91c : ' Ile. „Only itelired -.the c,itett . our nonunions y.antl. wllere such It.gilt Getitleintin 10 toinintt , :e tiff!. -tsittifttlinn , interests were at stake, die - egpeuse of . tlinly 4 ;IH 11 4 . 6 etniiitry ut iferi•.;,•;s - ..: • (Rerw Mr, 40t00 It en, more lett, - 'Was nut an object of rw'ghain, drevki-ft picture :of the coniparati.vcly . 1 the.first-snagnittnie. . sittitii'iion Of the kitiglom . at ikOLIGHANT 'Vose to explcsi Iris AStn lie . cointrienetniet'rt of the peace ..13-i co o nneut -. and indigoiltioti at thiticotitoot6 Con 11 111 tl Ii 1 ted its iireient . The :LI tt9se in'tbe speech of the-Riga Iliiit. G6)6011;11) •••,01iSideti , the. IWiliei) the had :just sat t iown,-,it 'the kiinstiuge in which troultl have it placed-with-.' these sentinients bad.been tittered,-at the i con', reterenaeto tiktftretit'comptlnerit pArtsof wiii.Cli he 'bad' laid dn , Ow inilitary system. They artire•told that therc..atv.aS tinknown to the polity of our fathers, and reptig... .1161 v the aritty . its Fran,te- - : m i nt 'to the sp i t i t o f m e c o niqitution, ti.i i ;,ht tit at. u.1 ,• 4' title' tineititivi-tia . leuttne-of he tsta, . 'Both. Gentleman, indeed, had profesetl .tct s;ictsk bli'sbnicati - on is it: , ileaS-autit tree, 'any:thing. The •it !was ' .Ilioltlal Make no one but himself ai, , ,werittale its dech.iotf,:ipon jt . if:and. , , itail'-i , s i oted , ' lot ,tlm , `for iehet he said ; he - Olt:. consit . 30,021) ineir: his bhll:been , voted .tor:40•••.tliel . • tiered the Right 415 Li Citle'.llllll Vt ! thefefaro4ferwetel . • mi ii i st ejcpos i tio ,„• ; wily to he entirelv'qton tmu .4.rainweditlter , tas pr_tacipte, co • .H•B pist from the part of the I l ffil se froin,which that- part:;tt ( y-eni, , tt t at_ e s atett . sta (ientletnan spoka.m . , hot edit; especia ll y i s to he voti.4l, 0.1114 : 1 ropeirty 'front the'sarttithents .wit wiricl.t.iCWits,franght.,--- Ta.s) stleti•ately,. and I.,,t)ing.-dirmigh -them Iroin the docuttieNts wit hit misf ittintSlit:(l,l.llll thas,k . :NHS , 00 •1c .... f,! . rtliee 'he.lllloWell 0 1 " from the ostellt ati'QUSFI:I (,t1;111Clillt0),.le,111114Hploy the oite tio..!cr ,liscusstom the,fluuse, t o 10....5e„ it luta hien tkii ,.. cco t . ,T0c . ,:.1 , w . likelt lure their werel:lcia - ft‘tut , ll ' o4 . bithe diietissitini the ' Nola Licird called. Lion) of em.c• all.tbose .ii 11 bad, been Int!" , int- • ei-• • e. • il k . the Si6/011, Whether It . rnC9 IPirt re 11 , - at not the of the Noble . I.4tOttop-.. shoti!ti . ..thu, s ' posi(e, ;Ala Ibis - eulteaue , , to pit t vont 'day.toitlAy `I .I C - 1 - 10.1 t, tbel * -144 'lhe' 449 Vii ill thcr , plares-t(i hear questions asked by thcy'ail formed.one great-entirituriaotVONitihtifir t the . -:. • ino!tarcliv turned agaliset t h e constitution 1) t A The IL•use d heard • •Fwr t ßhi t ;we, 'from the ot s id e „f l‘ are .; tc:11 holjrAiti. 4,;e-1 , .1•! n;e o ill) this , i;t: of -1 he t 11;i 'd `he"Nl t'ellror. dto I:1 1 1Ctlf ti Spotp:l the horizon, n 4, 1,4;h, rthan the of, it h a ctrl, t h e y tit;tt tLc S toe!: a glomy view of potiii e,d n ff,irs; hat now.. alter the runty ry h td been enatbs,-teti titro . tigh the je.optirdics of war, and by the- si itle Lord throUgh_the solisequent labyrinth io o ,111 . 111 liatiOn.waS ot pence,.: .:titer the Speeelt ,of the .Prince hdd expa'- ti .toil on the pr.s N n o ns Stott: the conntry- 7 aftt:r the night llobtottr-, able. -Gentleman, • wi h his War..chliee., papers, ;. •eatue down . alui ti the I lanse of black ;puts On the horizon..-- . -L;lfter this the 1-lot,. Gentlenian entered into 'more minute details as to the etrttent -of the,l'eace . 'EStablislo-tent; to which. he u,d rge .no new :trgtunent, :and It:inched . upon no 'topic . which has not already' been ekhosistcd:T--- -He copzlyded by stating, that the tine bad ,now the.pcoo;e would see t hit the plea ofne- • ces r sitf wa not to be availlhle--they were now solved to catncrespectfally tothe-liokrse with Stiing. 'representations rat the state Oftite country,•andlo 'remind them of their rights. He thelefore plored the. ltight •flou, Gentleman and the tslfible Lord to pause at this, lest they'might bring Wings to a nearer lune.. If t att honest- Coun sellor could reach the. eat:of the Illustrious Per-. tiara at.the head of the Sitar e, he ought to tell` hitu, thit the people of this r.oantry were .not to he made mti.hervieut to the whims of-a military Motiarch:- . -Ile'would tell him, that in this coun lry the estobli4ttetr Civil ',System hail, after struggle, ohtained its aseentlintt: y over the tary—that these . prin6iples plitccd hi 3 Family mr, the throne—that this country was Engltintl,_',49tl 'Dot Germany—that it. was not a country in a : Wit isiereti military force - . Waft lii he supported, ip amuse himself or his family by their 'nonfinite* —that shell aseountry WtiS not EnFboul,• ; Lord PALIiIettSTONE then rose,. and delivered an, perspicimils; and argumentative speech . , snit-i . ported by the strongest facts. •He 'said that lie r. w?ii,. fax - from being disposed to complain .of the 1 41011. Gentleman- MI6 spoke last for tie tone whieh he 'llstimed, beemile . it could hive very little' f,iveight- with the I;Onse. If the lintl; Meuiber ..was not' more: foritiMAte in future, there would et‘ttttittly he littlegrounti. to compliinent iiiin .on "the 511174,83 S Of ills ,itt'ack. Wit t was efirait4o...whie.h. the LI , fern on had adopt - ) ditoebed nut Into ychement tlecia rp.irrot) , 4,2:ain,a the'constiiutional.danger.of stand iiritties, and that upon 'the - danger . of a peace N‘ras it ine ) ,lnt that it was. tincoq -s,4it,,tticitial to have any standing army ?- It was" to say, so. All .takeimen were: upon tbe ! litfet".:! s . lty 114 Nishmem: tLt v, Octitlerritti , on the otlierside o f the I . L.w.e hail the-. stances of the times regnir!,ll a largef . • peace . estulilislinivot . ; and yvt ,the 'course . .was 'tiow alteitepted to be pliroied, and - was to prcrtnt tiOnse - from into theco , nailtiee toot-0n :0,10.9nd determine the.ttrnotiot of tiae force which would be' required,: 'Hey would not . tat w the nonse•Ate ge) irlto t - . 1611 Sul t to , thegenittemrti•m4 iii. eiiele of the lioase,,," . yoti,.tio wiselvttt tteep_ont of tier nits, and'to cotyi,ne yottr ielre4 to"tlie general slihject," a r eog n(l th e y'h t h ave ,443 6,1. 4 -C„0, we ( I,, , w k e ly to cOO•titte_ollrsc;ves ,11'.ge , . tierai attark-,and ow! eVell t st o wtt el to 'l ) 6i ll i r ifore'Parli.linctit.''' This court, to.,weeer, it roOlf be confessed, was in sotne deg,ree" veiti - cot to t he 'ocditsion, because tilt gricer:llspicstion . of rhemainretiance of theniilitorylloree 'night very conveniently he entrted . intfi, wit bo t q.goi tig j uto the pecuniary' ityrahgernent S. nit 1)105' therefore prepared to sliew, both it,oetteralliatiAtilit tletetli i the groun ds on which the military force was . ti.etiessary. Itv going through Oaf. goev woWd copfine . lam..,etti 0 flip 99-,oooinen for (ifcat l,r:t;tin atiil it-e -l:End, and the Colpnies. •As to the- force to he kept twin India, that tuight be chatter lot sepa rte ilisettSsion, as itsvinoinit wits settkil fey lice, chtirtee, - ,which itself - had' been settled by Act of .Parliameot. If, theitefo•re, any„ lions Gentleman: pr e , .., 'eel to eoractid.,, that. too, grcatot force' was to he kept. up in seititrateAttestion. might b.; rai s ed upon it, Atom observation applied ‘to the anvil; tn. he kept up:in-France, Ills . first tvl li %yea" to inept ess Upon • the wito.l of 11intse, that Olthough the , country. was. now at., ,peace, iL Wt1S: ; 111)11011 , Ii! tit 011 Cc to COiiie tO, the., scale of: a per. strum 'peace est,tblislintent. .no view - court! 'it be vketited Wiiie eix,pedient‘, to lower our. military force, immediately ott. the (.011(11141 of the war, 'to the rate at which stated when the i cenintry Nvirs'• fairly set. titer,peat cc suite peace. There `-must. if a. ,tuf littiiinediate point 'at which the 'torce , Nva,s ;tiotv to hes fixe,l, Ihnween the I.'stahlishment, o:t cyst, and the rertilwieut Estahiishuie!,t for the tioe•;. ni force of 99,01)0 men, which" ht had' uirtoen to roar Trbat whiii is required; hit , Great, That leer Ireland-7-34, .Fot the . 61;1. Coloniei,, that is, those,w,hich )I , el .po , f ssioo of this countr in t i t 7 .antl 4:792,, and That whiett et till% be retptired.fOr those new Colonies, 'acquired titer: isit'].tliz.r.i.vire, and' teil.eo to us by,:the Treaty !`ease, The distribution was as follows ; -.--for Great I.ll.itain2fi - ,ooo4.u.forirelatnV2s,ooo—f4.. solit•co,Thie4ll,oop—tor the new I'n dies -22,3011 rtiivfi ~ 3 006 in all I.l4J,w)iii nit-'g into the details .of tire toyed for Le- . furtheutha stat i t hat the ref iOn bet tv'eett tile t.,vo countries' being . I.ltat of tio! eY..i.reise of the &icy .01 prOlectioii-oii the am . ' 0h0 . .. n., other.,. He woehl r,.;:ty le.on -11ntotitivluti3 Aittuttiork of the coo , fty ---of it he Mattistrates being' actually in peril of t Itch• lives exectitiou cif. their duty : itt.suclt .tionk,.pf allairs 4 ,. it would not itio:to lii 'principle% of policy. as would be. cspe,iiviit .:.were lrl .a. trantitkii -state, ;,,If .1..i-Osl'attriL. %vop43 haye the laws.- Tespected, it was a: -catty. tip jstance -to that class of roati tie Whifitt tiig.,,t"Nc.Ctitioli of (be laws ,w,erc..entinst- , sit.,iation of Ire ad ‘votti,tl soot', ,•heionf . v, ve a bly. hrought hiltire the 110114 e, Lizqd into the ,t 0,61. of ti),, :0 1 1fiiri of kept pp in i.avit the colq. 11 "' S % "diug, elegrly and dtstinctiy, ille retottms for tn4l P) ,o 4itt . of force in each ; and 'cotiipaitig the amount now kept up at each of the old colo- t11e!, with wllat, it find been in 1791 anti, 17 - 2 ; 4tifil . in the he s with the ..;opt.t of the salt r..c s tnece in. them at Ginn y e It -ovpedte(. from- tart atat toe ot j./ . /1 Ulta the Clfl COlOttic S rile total cai ah:iStllllPlit. in 179 i had been elbow 17,c;Cit.) 648.h0w• ~`,s to the h. of Coloilies, ilir force. Lept up them as average . , less : Oran tuat in then: by ilie eneuty, itt.the ratio fa about t ; - ..6 to thiee. ~ We. must, eOlltitte ma st Ives to the following sta:etnent of the, fork each station, otnitting the sat iwuctoi y and site tot^tinB ststtcsi by Noble a ortl for par6calar 1;), cijoritittr 4(00 ; Aorth America ) incloding 11;t: li,,liarrias t . I ;;Q!) ; Jatine.; - 00,40.0iT; Ipe. : Ovircf_t?inirds, :7 , 000 '1 hen as tti the New colonies : in ecy10:1, 3000'1. kite Matiritilta,-.3000 and the same nnitiher it. the Citpc of Ge,oci,,Hope„ (.)11 tim,foh,§ts . .of Africa, .1000 , •Irinititt4aint St. Lucie, 40001; anti • .the 1-poo St. '1.g0.0 4 '; Leeward IsUnds, 6500. In addition to all - ; there were: 3000, aglOwed for reliets.• This: wits the .r .t!tittater w.litglt, it, ivas calculated it • wouhl tic .aecessary,toPve al iv4Yson tie way , fqr the pittposc of ..r4i'eyritg . tile tiltferent .1p the vwsrst:At . : , ,....thile particularly expatiated on' the importance of our ttolessiotis lit -North:: Anterit4r and the West lities, s init . laxly in the forrn.cr.. Canadas,l).e.represent. hemp anil.nthey..articles' for . i.!%:itxj:tl:siort us ill 4 1 ,:g11 1 ,4,),F 40 " 1 :0 1 independent on our from the Isa.tte, 'heft "sides thk. .illlO.Oll alive our trade - 14 that quarter from the (pow it y' of to:litagg 'cli)ployed in Wiiiit)tn• th,ltibiS LIS tt) •the ditrationpftheAelatiops of .amity- riots' stkhskiiii4; bet weet t 414s,co,tintry"gd 'the United States •(and hopeTtliarsl;th . e4iiiti. tries were SO scitAilde that their ' true interest w i is eultivation.ol ;lie s ,tfp.- • .tit'iteh , in contradiction to the arguments ot, tire lion.. Oentleman (Ir. litotighairt); that the increase of the population. in the - .Cis;iliqla'S required a pro• portitinale inci case . of the military estalilitiltrnenl, especially iti..st country so sittiiited; •hcitit ..q)ec( to its . §it.ittitiort as aboiilttling with the 'fer lilottesoltlits.:United States and the' naturc of the face of the country. The hiereebe of .the tion had facilitated fifty hostile attempt and its point , ot the.a);e' and the , plough of the set- tic N mde - them iie r t cti ploaeers "to iippri'i,t'elcitig invaderi, The force Vroposed for the twine I'm ti()11 was 25,4W0 men, only 1V005"1Fore titan in i TliN 'would apptrite.:toi) kreta an nog• force, which rrtpkiteil.a,proportit,nate increase itt °ht.-404 : 14E ,ititthly.. ; „ 1410 1 114 c Asc . . h p thai..tjte l emy iii France shohttri)e.e l lleflihto and the possibility t?t sup,ll 'eVent iiiight he deduced front ifit very teAgiltlCWlti&lit'ofttpt.;llViiilie"'killidence of that army ill the , Vreneb let rittit glat it spguld iro.ve to ; light a burnt, t out should ex 11'crience iO the ain'o'ita , , te:iir it?ihree ',thinitiatid.tnen • mile.ss there Oionia Futsaitlittiela force sit home tO replace Alicttsj)4 4 tC 4 . l 4o,l4o,,, ,i ittA itklegtity. and rilitiitmey,ot: ou - r.,.4rmy would 1.);:- c-! s!royed. .IN,i‘h'cr woulk it .bt good ecouoitilli: expo.,se .to • detit's' the' usd e ,s the present, ft,,r cowitly . 1)!:Pir:! , theih tcheit it. 7t)Ut4;neii, in". Greta lit:i s titio - t.OP„10, .1111 *Li. It to -Wis . , tvcrt; itirdt.;l I (l.tlpti for fl . t:l;tud, . jt t iiittotint to tt trot ma to. f I I ' Ob . ) tailit.,nt'm our 'eoloiiii!s' k#Ler•e! 'too tlurnep,iit. -11w1111A;t : t b e t, p . e the ; let thett4 hqA)Oir tingtr fill the r col O n'y ko,;(;di hni , ;ll slitinht from 001 . Sytiety.;-:.''l.le' Lllo'4o4'l 'At: it' W' ' a* t • tOiltito:pOs%) O CA) ,M 1; ~ .03. .0 i SI) to t! 1,1 eonie . ivnce tlw ht litetl Acet.,ary for thesat'cXy tl t i:Uliitetl.b. y iii4;Altzins. -u sitttit fti. fq1 ?. .,'(....:t.c.i...u0i6 , tfr 0r propeti It . ”l4,qpitttt: esltfttrittiliomti t tml futyie calamities "116014.4:et114 epostql4l . .ttit, the lion. Gen t lairken huit 'to .Coniphiiir. °,llieig,sOinkor i t lout beem uNtertvti that tile - roa , tiless ,01,.,norAtiiiiatv:eitabtittknicnt too oitbr,e;tn9, t h c R.Fbilosed colitintatttit cif the •l i roperty , •ll)'; hut viler reducing that establishiliettv23.Mo .to` what . 'it Nitas ft . r! , , , . deductio; tholial r iHnay to tkety t ittee,t) ,o,li..'ers; the: saving, protl,tt.t.l not 6i10,000. 2 e-lt %fa% th,:tut'ore cigar that fi"'rtWretieti &cot itit#ritt dePllrtv . itt Cotil(l , siorfersatte.:the, ttecOssity o.f.tlott To, 1111(144i-4. could be g,titteti Mat of the cOontr)%- I',lte,goestton therefore' wtt%, ‘i , liet tier - wit itoolt "fei ilevattd .4st ritit.ln in And to (I- .(3-utl t..F th‘A of secondary ,powets. We In-t;4ht cht it, and the toight . l , lll oar,elyes Iu . u itreani,i of .. 41i.celiti4 'Acattiity, hot :we should bc - roust4firoor onr slim - thews ,t4itt tramplit% enewips,, I it tllcreare. pro,per .. rtir ttt ,to attyintiolt Our colotlie3, and ti; 'descend rrOnt lofty r,l-k...-tirottqlt.ce aequired at the' expellee 'of so' titan bloothatyl Out - 6t the . b's,9ort MM.. of Ai sty 'and, itcryvas one, tn 4 klto4ol,th itle r red Oeyond c. t, }iplitiiirtO I t.e stiOtOitt OF iritose I‘ , r6tr:.•ritillieli:Ait're' reduced. next yealY 41 iticcOurse. 0f. , -;wliith the cnilmtlicti militia and all tiej'it4 t igo:eoiritould 'be totally crtfie,l4rvi already' ills.. ,h , ol% . 'eir:''lrpotP l it'eVe'lts 3 tliciitiS 'ls tot a; thetetore, there was tt o f one million to rs,t ..t ,v 4 .,uoe tse.expen. dit tire' 10 kolt eight, 1 44-ilivvnit.c, ; - pti.t, o ,f,3 l lese .1.1 1 y k .! ‘ ..re to t 3 ‘yetii.. tint ti:le toarirry rtS - cepa'-ingre regi. iyieot on'toir f',2llle:thAl t»ii tltesup. lte , R-ofrlretttilitatis ' 11 11.4.4 1 ).th...! . piy,me0t of t h e al , . I . 4 . l 4,ztlte;qf ittyw'S tat t 1 Ito'r, mli, bad 's-orok to kVi;ii iv? eA k i tit; t It is iii t the Eoillanates, which licxt r2 , l't ki''ot%s. ,•t he aetnaL chargit, for the otiiil , Avoiti,l4io o'Ottitr-,sip ".1: fie tdonsedwytt. .I- , Cat . iiicreoa its PAY Rilowaitct..s pl.tc-e to he rise ser viec. pay of Cot.. iltvAble,l settec 17 1 J2; awl taii:cd'frofn-tid, to I that the whole was sNyvticil to neatly thc dou-1)1+.: of what it