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THSATRE , ROYAL, DRURT‘tANS. • tTIRIS I NTEStiI/ 4 1ritittNitlp F61). : 1 . 41‘ J f6i6 ••Li their Mitjtities' 'Ott& rm •• • • /ifAttri ET/I. Niseheth, "Air, kearq B.ArtleY• To wijkl9.• adjed, 7 11ARLE'QUIN ANIVFAINCY. i ti*tetittOtri:A , New.lVay to Mt? OhtflObts• ; 'with Itogin3.--- °"iiturtial, The Haunted Tawcr l with Niottera uthitiet.. .O.liF. DAY 017E11.. • • • • ll.4 w Z it A k 1 t. 111? ).,, i3 P!,i.fNi'it: this Lot te ry, the ;pi f a : l c: i t:i v 7 ledge the tlistitttiu'odted 'tiatttiii;ige of the I°l3li 4c - whioi they lotrj exper_ielleed, awl 'lei; to rewind tbeir Friends. thOt this . i.% 0. HP.ONI. y LOTTERY:, and will irto.t Itappveeeded by a sOlitlr Ltitt,ay, as orlite rOtk, 'the followitiN ts the - . °. 'S'iale Di lifieWttF.Et. . . 2 of,: 5e5;040 tall "%AS in (told! 2 of ,20,1441 PPU Di!. 2 of 6.060 I'oll 'OS! . 5 - Of 'I ;efio •OotiNbs.'. . • : . -... • , srp. &6. - , -. • • . • r-• , TI-IRRE ARE NOT TWO IILANKS TO A PRIZE! . alltd.l*Nettl!ritt. • The )Itxt Dm/ iif ilVswi A Op pe, S, l l,Tilitß.l)kY, with of II'ERIWARY; to begin a t': the o'tiocicio tile Morotok. Tickeil ontrvis, wiirrinted Indrawn , attr , selliag 'by riAzAR ), ' UNE, and Co. Coutractors,..ROYAL EX CILINGE, LONDON.' . . TIIEATRE 11.0Y41 , , , C;9VENT'"it l) N . • a • .11411 S I'IIESENT EMEN-ING,.:Ieb. 15, 101'6, petfoptitil blE.kst4llE tOR•MEAStIIIt, .*310111,6 Nfr: ,4 fAilt, hl is O % 'N * eill. • \. .Tu wbk4l.l Will Vte•ucidhl, ANLA P,jl t Yede. • • • - - `lb-Ithefi*, A ""\licistiiiiini,y. AVigtl t 3. D,rcitTuJ w-Al:nn,o • 'reit of lid* y Stiftird!iy;Vekik t e Prifef*tia'; writ yttititi VF: ttlTEtt. ", Or 'A VAIRi : at \‘' ANT . . 11[1 , 141tY4 'OF Cr OIN EAS YOITNO, a Carpenter in the Nary, and a frrit i of Secifiand 4 , ,waic sciatesed it%.,4ln4itand4lace un iltnown) botWAiii Jatitukry, 0/44, on(1.--.10th N>yopubcr, 1776, •. adiett lie 11;4. said litter Yoncit:' ono opccessitely Ca4kestti:x, Q; the . i ffoporichl, frignts, ;st, rs,ll)A 4 'sonan 6f War,. the F.Kreviinctit, 60 guns, ttic America, haaA .Of unit 'dnring part of 'the. mkbovepe.foil linown t o h a v e t e snied iscand neor ,to. London., anti in Shroriless, Greenwich, and Deptford. Ile 'was confined fig debt .in the fallowing prisons...via. In 1 1 ,14i451009. Owing run of 174 . 6; in tl l to SlaiihalseaPriian; in 'l7O and 1771); and during part _of, 176d,,177.1 and 0;741 theVieet doringoart of ni) arid in the lijscg's I each 1 r ion, during put of 1770 and. 1776. Whoever will tiOint ot4 the Ilegistur of lila Mar rnlzo; A t t ,i r . such ipfi rma tian, u' Will .lend Lott:discovery thereof to ?Licss rs: Sp ottismlude. And' li s ooe.rteriu,' 40, haqiceille sireet, 'shall rec . :cite alten'arct of 'rwenty Guineas. — .111 , 16, any pel•son tiirineinted will . ) the said Peter Yowl*, lOr LovWs any thinfit.OtintiFe to ltint r .is earnestly re-- iitu-,ste l l to hayc tite c'.dne;s lq tenci his name and address to Isteisri. omittroade and itobtrtson as Whore.. I TH'E ENCOkittAttteCLENT , ripos, ANtl T and DQ,IE4 ST TtO INOURYJS NO. H _ t o N 54 , frupt Ten tn ve kll'4 X.ftein'tithi-,l6 l ritt - ari eit*tzd. No. S, Stbe4dlimice. - 40VPicE. 'of the CO :41411Sit fitts tot - .irtregittatiat the DVars of tikelsiteN4l3olls%. of Odst f eAlt*A,llC, No. 1 Westritittkter. J tr~l7ary 12, 18th. IN ctifiNfiiiity to the 19th •CilOte s uf c - ht. Deed of Agreement, beiween the ~.11sit• t e d ,i,.:orapitty. Met- • thatits of Eng:141111 trading to .thp. t; In dies of-the one part, and th e Ciittiturs of the Ittlol;4'a ilic C t irnatic of the other part, the .Conttniitioile4 inider that ileriententigiVo ryntici,. that a etiptittaation df the.tettedolh• of ettOslnt outdo lietnre the Ciquansioners in 1111.11,•,$)9ce the Odveeiiieo on .the 2Gtti of Dec. 14 I ii!i li . vro pOt)= uitdir attic the itild, 'aiid .oat Lip at tlle. East.lndia littuse.athere Notifteivare.Onlmisttlatett, In order tt)at iill sods por4ous,as • sliall,liave aey jr4errist,..o 4bppeseor ilrTertch the saute, Tit^ !Lire ttilfici'c_nt opportunity ea to . dtt. • • .• • 1.?..c:0; tiecretarY. TC) THE PUVLIC. - - - .112iLVIIAIAllli1 I, titert i 4 nothing so toclieren. 1 14.3 11 1 sibie to a gitlottel trppearauoe as *A . :Nan-Boot tri. Mu*. 'p rat's fortune ,or lOs titles - as tatty Ite .of the )t} flat shittittif tort; (Int , tialess" his.flribti ISAVt' a little or ige , (hitt iltit'slitit sitirtlity alltv, Ire will tittattOith but al ' entivalkititelf• e Mall vett of the re p oe tt a ,,i i i iiiiii)ifiitiOLl arid apiyhe his mote.. 'Tina 4 the 1at ,,,,, n iTmition, and she must be . 9l?eyed. The ( i:911; . a)rthil fiet ii tuitri , .iiialire"; itnll whelt itis nrioiii'sa'ely allowed that there ie ooltoolt so . odikAs iii - soitiery",- thid 1;.1 mach , etgßitltt the laws tit cleanlitte , e.and elecoriutt, •as hint 'O,lll. C1(4104.4 twat, or tihoei, who wool , ' Hot ,irk after tho'ittaiiee temedy It has liven fritputlitlY'relieaciirth and iiiittiiititulli by the Fait ~ t ete, how heautifitilyth , felt Cif tilthe Ciitit IX Me n umeer, who use XII Iclintti.'4 lt LAL .1-.APA N. 111.1AC . Iiiblti; for.it is tt.ttorestioaalslt t ha' host that ts 'nULti '4 for 14itirq,a floe • atirkehnlssoute li:dish a to Boots wl - Shoes: It is titter - 144ra s'eruntatetitle4 'to r;entleaten anti Ladies, as the n t l i-.i• it re lc le of thisikindlteltich•t ambit lity ambit twpasi - vhase, U. it prooluestAhe biAltest,palisb,aald jet 'black ever behest/. . . A.gints at Bath. • . AOnts at ilriefol. - .. GillY. • . Iloggetts sititViterl, , tltottiv4l; .R.titcitatct and 'Snit; . Nato) Rub( tritron and Stuart, Miller atidlOn, ltirtevand t. 14," Jenkins, ' " ' - *off'. ctolii. i (,: olt.ihrii,y, 'woo. 14 lit Ivr rflia Co. . fearer, , . .1.•,%. Siuith, Nt'lflilet ' - ' lustre, . **tint, ' ' . ltless'Orttnt, ,- , .• . ' Illollatuis i Tt 1 0•111 1 111isati *Oh' Ituhettr...m. Do ale , ' • • 51t1Ow.ter , Sittith, /IP iph'en''ThiS4 o , , 1 • liarle, 21yron, , Crisp; imr4, A. Andrews. Wood. Shttittrt4pert stipttied with this ineittorailltaap3n - 81aeitn,,, ,, , 14 roug h,th e .votlitoo of the Wholesale liouses,' at btappii: ins to the Nlarkittetory. .ttlis. 1141 Lobtl4lt-road, gonthWuric; . . C:AVI 1 ..• . 1 1/4 1 1 e .'4 4 INl.,*'. Ask for T u., Wert; t; aeltiii-, ' - -.. TI4OM Afi . TATLOR., . ESQ. • .lio.o,,Newliridge-ritreet, Loudon. rq t ypsi EVS a_E , dinburgh, 'March 13. 10. 3 A.1 liitV6 to inform yon, that. ever sifice the y ea r t 790, I had been attliett4l with the Luei Veiterva z. whfitb,- ItOtw it 3 otriti 3 ate) si , resi,tinreTe'ry rolirsq.tft ro etfi ine p k eser dieci hi' the iu , ‘t_etui milt of 'the &typify krt., and un d v ergoing'seet , d everi , colreef; FIAJ ltvie 1115• Cit4littd"frulif the' Ll,Apit:4' , with little - relief, appear to hr of tie ones( inceteratc liAture.. In tlie!spriti4 of la,t year my &sorrier had got to such a he 1, as nearly to iit a period to inietlifinett had ;singe; ute , . , r oil the crow!) of tnN heat), 461 W on ea ea arm, and niv ratite • broke ont in a ftightfal wattles: Toy was sletoifttily painful, Itn,littid been in ;trite of ulceration for the.last seven yeoxs; my left had also 'tiro latitibfles• unit, very much dlieolonred, ;ind gaVe 'The such excrucioking partleularty-wben warm in'bOd; its nearly to deprireAne of rest ; io this I.tinentable . state, I WEIS rerlklllrkiiifill 'by , Thoini),oll, (Who received ao great a•turelry!thini!bere)', to take votir Leake's rat ent which I ,begiirsin on;the With of 'May ; iii the coarse s,f a fOrtnight I bejtan to receive liettelit---in little mory. t a ittOntG the Week on illy head and arms Were iirdtl after,'tlie , Sore's- on nry 1(1,4 healed hi) ; `l,tvitig, bow evet,:aomidsrrable tiiicolourittion in the shin; amt.:pint . ' in the ttt r tie of st,e jttt, which, by the bluising of Gild, and a, tit,; hi totig`et'Perfe,veriniee in your ini.a!ualdc Medkine,' rei-ii;,ing its luittiril Lille, and 1,14 hantartial paiot Kradtrallj , going olf.-A tides Infewut., ti)' yantlitkeral olltice,and,utedicioe, iter,feptiv free roy, fahiler "complaints---Miss reeovereil 'forro,. g in! became jolt,' and fat, In which ct tl. bst'lulr contiiiged many snow hs, to the astonis linie It t . of a! I whaknew to:ii aro *a 1001 ill what terms to express gram tole, hilt . goini of other . '.info !Om t to e tin .triVtatt'aS public its possible, as 1 shall on e Very . ocea:- . ttiNr.j In vi doing you will greatly ui,Jige, six, your grateful, obedient, cry humble ser ray t, • MClth.gt Witnes sea tot lie re John l'butplon, No. S,-New Poultry Nlarket, Ott! Licsen l 4rY • ssVanii ClOie, 11 ig , - , • rreilitted and sold the sole. Proprietor, 1116,M AS TA Y- Itift, • Ntemb'er of the Royal Collie of Sin - 1;446 , 4, Na. 9, New Bridge-street, '-Loniton ; who ' aft er it ,cunittipt refidence of inure t bats ear , , y iii a Itraetiec parli !c► jarly . directed to t 4 cure of Venereal Coniploin.ts hoe the Purni of Generation, with thutitteaolaffe SlOtity sibieh , Thers tri Inis prinestion - shintld .444 - D44 , 1*, he ilatters himself. the 4ulVico istui-aaristitoce he grin nitously Wthithristers to verioii taking thit ~le4ll4i,ue, nitt L b ' I'llcLnieti; lit a discerning l'oblii, as•pi adVoi.tage suldwa aAtiiinatil iv a::4 ti r id o r f nil man 111 a sold, by his oppobitincnt, for, th e - c onvenient:lief thost lut '" . rt "A te t. distanc, at the Pei Itaier's, No. :i5, ti 'tlhuu's Pitthinall; the Ttkythiy, tio. Iy3, OXford-sti'ea ;' :.Ir. Pitheratights, No. T, -Mt.litnster's, South ulitl4e; iirkiolni.egtk; gr,„‘„);!l)"najd,,terlejter, tasgrur ; Jli. LOrnell's, R4bnft and by one pet ''i in stray cOnlitkridde t-Owit (ireatlititain hoxei of, Only' iitui it:aka elf with tun n+l,l'' t%ll4ll(ii , ' , * ` t:r ebY •I'vtowl , , of ..citlier sex, , tuay Wirt: LlittiLlSat CS With taSr;vi O ) Ntcrt cy, rind , 4fetr• Erns r.otil is (feenf:-ItVitain ,ealed .114 uitli "aliii*tren'Aehipli; by-tavoneof titell4intaiiisioner 4 t pri 3O " l i47thgt,slnaitt,r),=i,„ T v i t ir - ; 15ci h 4 1 4141, 10 4 -w k . altuilsol A :ISO _Cou LIU& tur: Jtist:puhlishrd,,Fice. ts. the INCOMS, TAX ; yeftitiq lISEIVVA T 1 PNS, figqii its injust4e nod impolifiy, owl its. inqui ilfotifil nititre ' and tectuatnentlitlln inimpliii4y CD operatiaii of 11161:heats, Ila4itfeeturers, and' Trufessiouat Alert, for its Abolition, • • tiY A -.CITIZEN OF LONDON, Snld and Jones, P;iternoster-row. 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The Now Ilvonetage at Engliintl, , in two large %%Anima, 1) ce in boards; 11: Os. LOOK. AND su it G ICA I, I) Ut PRNSAILY. His Rovlii IliOuvss, ill.; TUX+ le, of voilK, Priailltnt, and . , . . t lic RA Itm ing Couluiittt ,. ~: f t";:weritoys .-4. Earl of r,p,i , erriout ' Col.. NV. J. Jones, M. P. Etsrl of Lotriii Jolla Latottclie„lisq. hi. P. 1.14, 11mt..11. 11..Slieritian,".11. P. 01.41. Clements, M. P. H t ,ti, ou. Cut. J. 'tarry, M.P. it. J. H. . Mr. Xicrunn,, Metither ofAlcislt4yal:Chliele; 7.rmilen. rll}ll4l, above 1i..-SIAIiLISIINIENT unites film Ill i . sakt)z. (Wm pi)Ol.lC INSTAVITION ,, with , A i)elicaffi 11011;41r, ;:i tI t 1 S'vcret!y, tlt A b aim &Ps iO, VT( vAtd. Praehel, 41044 ailti , d to its high Pationagu, -it id thiiii4tia tiy soil/ friifis sional :Wit and extensive Pr4:tive r ttutt-tlto.n4 Cases of Disease; asAti'lettir D ttl es, ebilityi cerneunis, Ike. iatiwqer itis!et elate or of ion,: stan,lingi• egiverivilint 6,rsilt . kplite - Care.. ks v. II di tisio. PciAAN•eldetst of. the-•(:eisekattvv- Orimis,' ,;..liii:11 iniv.sit., I lie Constitiit ion AAA sliorteits Life, Mr.' li.'.erualt twit 15itiudNi4etieibY Pittlents #o,,bntil Ne va,- t lii.' rtivate.ll9tlV , NO, .21, _l4ovitubiglottritieo, :wii.., f„0..„,,,, , , r e , where Ihe , noce . dforr .440iT !Ints..Ni4tbebles‘ will he v,i veil, ipr heiiiit, anyi),til"4Ae Vatted iSlit tu t,;, ii . ' This Pdy *de ptiitiiihed; iirrev".tir. liiikritt.; liyl , •.Xi c riliii - , a :•;,....0,44 out, s i t t rine4l,FAiiirrn tlt ajUitzt,ltalTevatise utstli t N' c. ti 1.. ri• .i I Viso • v and , iti, PM; 5 eqtni 0 tgs ..- ~. 4)14.1,-....1ty,„ e u ;;Ise,rw.4 t rl abet ('o. 9n; pfi AniosteV-ree, ; ; HiillfrY anti Sm, iir.t, ,Verl" street ; Catiow l Crown -couiti S!slus , treed by alluther ciolc is4,4l4 • - • .1 ' ~, . '. . HOUSE ()P. LORDS, - WartzrEsbAT,Teu. The hap oftT. ASAPH tDr. Laxmore)'6ol: Or. oaths sad seit, eat his trantlation from the Nee of Herrfeitit , ,, • Swett private business being disposed of,, their, Lordships adjourned during pleasure. FRENCH CdNTIIIBI,TTION. Qn the resuming of Mite ll.rltise, Starquis of ,LANSDOWNS rose for the...„pnr. pose ? before his Nobre should make the motion of which he , had given notice, of , taking the opportunity of putting a Tquwion or, two.to the Noble Earl at the head of the Tressury. 7 -- certain rumours, he observed, were, afloat with. respect, to. the distribution and appropriation of ,the sinus which appeared had been procured from Prance. Porty7eight hours ago, oily, lie eintlfl not hav,e.,(oreseen that a necessity. would. nrise for his asking for some explanation on the subject; 6i it when ho had beard of the rit nlonrs 4 br . 0 4 (1, that e. Tretty trail been m a de by the :Ministers .0f the, Crown,' by which a large proport ion, of the sum 4 of seven .Intinitc7cl millions of francs were proeoretl • for, or to ,go, not to the ,country, but to the Crown, and that it v ra t ild be oily by the_grace and favorer of the Crown that site' monies could, ttsedfor,,the ,service ,of the country. A.statenteut to such en e ff ec t w wand,ifst,ood to be nitttle,, from antlturity a nd r especting such a statement, it_well became the policy of Parliament„ to ioptire, as some of the most import iti.iucipies pf, the Constitution. were involved inset' a question, in thls..view . of the question, he wished to be informed whether. spelt a 'Treaty 14d, been. concluded, ,atmt Whether it ' vats c onsitleterims, a setth:tl paint, thttt.ti[ke Stlihs 7 'so Actoired, but which in tact were assttbstittitcs' tor,tetratorial 1141Ckbiolli, of the,cropn„or suhject : to the appropriation.of , Parliament •He kit it necessary to Aet, tion tut questivt,. as well with reference, to . the cOnsill s ecittion..ot precedelit its to Ole . 4114 p t of tire Ministers : who concladeal the Treaty : -- There was 'anol!ier:voint.ret,ifitig to this subject:: i m , s -b ou bt b e OA in know win:Otter it were its teatied that the .50 tuilliviis. of . francs to be is - Illicit in. France, ,should. be carried to, the aceount alholoc, and jeft subject to the directlonofl i ttC.' liadenc ; .or ,to ' be paid to thy.Artuy sueha way ak to Diaper it :.without , the controul of Parr:at:tent, as had always ,been denied neen,lary, in s ortier.to-keep the, army within the check and eoatroul Uf the,great_cotincil tit the NkiVi)o. t lie ttse4 mint tl►co_stikte,..to their .I...ordships how Mitch' .depentled upon the aitertiatiVu in the .view, of .Crnstiintional principle. Un this point, he hatl,to say,. 014 it . t4c . Nt)i)td Earl should state that any t e , t p t j opittiout were :taken . oat the Sultieer,, alionlitecl it. necessary to call for the ptoduetioa of those opinions,. . , ,The cart of Livartios. observed, that he cer,- tAinly f e lt some ditliculty, in resplving the queries of Abe Noble Lord, and chicly, iu rercreuee tRi ,sv,llAt he said as. to opinions -given iii another thought could. not be regularly poll.4.,ccedicitwthi.!.ol,he a Ity . allutled to, unless the precise worn, use d were before thetu,. otlter hand, he ha.d no cliflienity jrl stating .titere tV4fce. rto..ittlett tionswhatever v l: to efrreae our proportion of. tide ,700 millions, but thoscwhicit wear actually i n o tt p u.r yiew s 4 the House. _Noble .r...arrdsw,efe therefore,eheady in poss,e,s?it.yof time intentions of 11: $ Ataiesty's tioVernmetit upon the, soffit:et,. With respeFt to the particular etl.to, there could he no, difference of 'opinion : namely, that the,Vinisters of the Crown arc .liable to aecotott. for the crineudtture of the sons, and thtst it t!to to be applied solely to the pohlie service. , lit. regard to the .Nuble :Lord's .qii y, whether the particular slim . was intended to hg paid to. dm toxy once, or ,tu .13,e .LrattlntiAted to the GOVerpmelit . n 0 ,4040011 in stating,. that rhateverc9l4se tr,e arlopt r ed, the whole . som, generally, was intended fur the Army of Occupation ; and with regAril to its partiettlisc application, Parliament.Avere certainly e ntitled and bound to-inspect into it.. 'lite appti, cation .of. this ,principle ems ...sufficient ; but no • utility could arise trout entering iitto , a considera. ,tion of ahsfract qtrestioitii Lord GRKNVILLL'cxpi - tssetl his opinion' hat the questions put by his Noble Friend could?not fairly be characterised. as abStract. They were plain practical questions, and of the higitestimportunee; so unich.oo, that the NOble Lord could not carry the Smallest brancicolsbe public business with out tin adherence to the principle. Tlie question, in fact,. was, 'whet het. the qtoney advert.ett to wits meant.tw our tor the service Of the country, jest to the disposal of Parliament. It was a very different 11.,in1 to Say; that . IklittisierS were respnit silsle to Parliament for the ,inptice given t o . t h e Crown,.in ntotioni,which truly appertained tolls:it branch of" the (7„tinstit otion ; but, ,t be, real.g liot 9)) here WaS, what were the rights Of the Crown, anti what were the i ights of l'ailiament tin: . ease • before them hail' no. wish to press tine ques tion farther` Oat day ; but ‘ conjured the L or d to,h o ok oreraodchitsider What may•he:tlono i n t he regu l ar nit d Constitutional w ‘ ay, and no.t.to trench . upon Ogiits i t ParViaittent - ip tilt sal of that ,which appert:tind,`not to tit(' (Jokyti, eicejytilvedy, but to the Ci•owlias cite in.e,au of rernment. lti po;,,i,t of prittc;ple, what ever wits, paid to the British iny_, it most he re-issued on. the Vote tat , sho uld go frolo,thei h ilnef. • Unk.:§ this s: ere 51otte., tits.. greet eoutroal of Varlialitent owinflirt arilly.rqid ttrilt ptfrie, iii nu t, of its itpkoiniatioas, rested n priuciplb of vital inipottauce• would be nugatory. j s ' il;#ir ' Lo 4 r , Unit Gazsyli,p.roe and outs/ di that: when he; took the liberty2oVeloving• for the.stimmons, it wasuot ill the isl*lnais antieipation..of any op. .pitSition: J. the prreerlpittlm te.hieb, he grotiotted it we're . so ninesolts . anti efear, .4nt; , bitict he cattle down. tn. t he belted stilt•ltirther';ea's'orrito think it would , norb,e;opposed..- 'Yet the' 4 , tildect to which it referteti Watt ttl SO gEtat.illtd'extenitive importance ; he 'could not-avoid - troubling' thee Lordships with sante , obsertailonvipreliminiry .to it. AO: Would , first , refer to idea Of most pointed precedents :which, presented them selves. The fir-A of othuse.!was in the year . 1742, wit ell tii . e _Critter' anti. the.Caon t ry t*eyecti gaged in. support ing, by Tattneive illeaSttres a,cee tain system of-Comineutal 'Policy. in. Itrittirpoi propositions were - matie to Yariitrn ttt t one'hktig• the support- of that 41v.ttent. :woes , accordingly deetneti.proper :to ett"able- en able to- judge 'of these nteasures s a list they should be informed- of what. railitarr-expetices seers likely to be incurred. by this coinitry; in 'fact the charge of • the ulhole military expeuditinfe. Lite 11.COtit!:i tS ttinCe Which - he should glance at -:irectarred ei the -cool:Ina sloe of.' the war of ,1756 - , and %viten , theileirtili of a rplection in the expenditure were-antler. consideration". In order • to enable ttreir,Lard ehi s, 'perfobli -their dety it investigating . the Military 'ti.xpenditits l e of diet period, the' Estimates of the year were laid bet:oyez-them, and this . was more its point; dt it -was in. '.the year- in which a Treaty • oft+eace was 'soli , eluded.: Without some presiobs investigation-of this• kind.it was itripoesiblePlarlielteont could tide -, sinatelytjudge of the merits oPthefettce itself, be cause they , could nordecide-upait the real %tate itt whialt that peace would place.,else eisuntry. On "these 'grounds, v •tinti ;tinder. , theseprecedents, 'he now. meant-. to 4 tall fortlve esaceates of Ow nia litary.' , expenditifre of this • 'country. It wait -undoubtedly , exptdient. AliaC, they %bunt& in (Hire:Abe- extent .of 'the ;military .expenditute of ilitzetottratry,. -with-:ea vim- , of .the ntostieitiortatit.results of the -pearl,' -tool. it *as iti'llOistuafttlegree eonnected with the question, how far the peace Was ltkelyto be permauent. was, elioetsall,..iinparitint.tofstate to the countryi that Alleyiwtitthi telte4heir:-Siseiveilo investi. gations, which- appertained etioaltytaibuth bosses -of Rtrliatuestt--.-14-of less iopurtuttifee'of the desire of the Priatie.Regetit at the totnineneement of the Mtn front a SCOW ofdartyt tribe te tt ob. j.,tic e great titiestion ntmr t t. wits,4tiveonsider Atte -,theriaf ter Ito uniteralleletVcxtraoMton of'ttlood- enail treasure in ti srai e ofrearfere for 2rs.yearS, the coin 'try- was- placed in 'that, tsittottion 'of retreneiteretit anti • repose, for 'the tat tainment of which ' tt great degree, theseturt hen ai were borne,- and t . licki 'exertions nuide; or. whether it .was to Lie' Mule subservient tau military ,elratet»,- the -object fit . 'which: wine to --enable it to rank arnong..the gruel military notions tot--the- Continent ? Were ' called -uportAtt. consider whether,. after all •the patiently, so laudably, critin'retl, under, the frerboasious of Goterunteiii . ,-titey According- to the,. promises of that Government, brought • into , a state that Only deserved tie trenne of-peace, asneuch it would be, , if they were hot benefited by' a -real peace- 4establiShMent, enable their Lordships- to- ascertain and judge: of this most ituportatit-question,: was .the object 'his motion. 'lifter slightly glaticiiittil -what bad -been, said last Session, us to the probable arnotittt of the peace establishment,. his- Lordship obsere» od i it required the inmost stretch of his `than to contact ye that it • could possibly. be -in contemplation •to 'propose to INntininene in! este-- blishment -of such an OUlOtitit ) as, he understood; was proposed: for this •year; of peace— sock Mt• enitrmons extent - of en eAablishment as 1.".;0,01)0 men ; noel 'if any thing could augment his , tistlet:- nishment, it was,-that-of •the4e, 5(1,001) were des.- lined-for the, saviee-offrliti United Kingdom-. Ha trusted this subieet , wo4l4l not he thy lititincis of (we night, o 1 tut one debate Only ., 1 4, ;:e'ellorts of however would. bei -wwuting in dti* CL.biOtt, to revert' from -tire people 'of this eutottry so great . is ealemlty. In'eousitlerit& the irripori.. rantiStthject',bernre wire -''first alireCt theietorilshipe ;meth-low Os the extent of the establishment :in-former years 'of 'peace, hilt par ticularly 'to what it 'the period between the years 1783. and 1783-.-• luture day, hz 'hoped to , nate:the detaititle(Ord aflerigth, end the grotoultAntird'phrtiettlarty itpOrt , tittietr that, e , ta t i . lislithent Ay aa formed, Anil to , evitter 'that even a hat • Altiii , litegZ'r , the'ctutotry actually warranted. epttnectetlyWitit ijott subject w( 1 -e. the proceedings of loarliktilent' in - 1 :706 . and • it 79 I ; when =rtile Whole- sysnient of: the•itteiime and cx-- pentlittire:Was- taken- into serious cOtt'SVierut thelv4*. libettitork 5t44 . ' it t uestiurr , wht - Over the • militarr `expenditifre 'should 'exceed 1 ,tAltlitio64."-ot '1 ,t4O-0 000 i. In '1791 , it was '4t* . 'l;;;+!OGJOOtit. 'anti the great Minister Wll4 •thecountry at that Aline, thoughe it ittitit:ii6,ut ri'Locing'oe 116 sninti It turn-as 00,000 b. by - a . retiettritin in , the Staff—'•ki cleatf-proof of telint -his opinion ton the 'subject wits i and -in 11 , 01-11-ftirtlfer redaction of 160,001., %vas proposed: Itt the couvictiou'of the great intik' to witutit Oforreil f 1;600,0001. or . 1',800,•0001`.' wrivoin.adetp t ate eittpetniituteior a Military, - and' f - Ali);0001. 'or 2',000 - ;0061...' for r Pence' Es:, tabliShment ; :it 'wt►t s ' iais hoppitress - te lire 'in . thi. inost - eordial intitlrticy, anit to act' iti concert' eeith the illustrious pe t i s o n es a agi these times, 'nth( fill lead never recollected any !dew 'or opin;ol' tit'llare been entertained by him, that i't'.lCe 420%141; rendered more 'teams. or wa v inure tidally encountered, limit Ly limited an d (r el y , !co .. t r(nri 17tti l'itfibl•ChttientS in time . - And this con ...Mei- 1 u io4. tits ola he the het relntalltmi thirst: witn aitierttO, nut hittetaker, th iiivy sdiutitarily 4)101gs:4. itt .Conetty into a 4 - tat tit "solid he llivaliC - I(Vitb refertuce, to ilia % , ery ii Pitted 'pehee eitablistititent trifle') they had so 1.0.,