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~' 7. rr ...1 ~ 4 1 . T i j 4 • • N O ,o 4 ....vrTA';'•?• •• : - . 7:(?://.!tAkiiAe • (//i/h.i VV,I•N , %At , • .4‘ 11 , _... P , '4ll - 4 a, NUMER 351°.j THEATRE-ROYAL. DitURN.4AN-E. T ' N MONDAY NFA December 19 1803, Cr - he . ptesented, OTHELLO...) Othello, Mr. POPE; Desdemona, Mr's. wiTH , THE 'CARAVAN; Qr, The, DRIVER. AND•HIS• DOG. The Charaders • Mr. 11AR 1 LETCMr. DOWTON, Ir. 1-101. LAND, Mr. ti e NNMI'ER. jun. M. GlimoNs, Isfaster W es'r H E It, Mr. MA 9DO C KS . Mrs. 11. fOkij!I•STON, Miss DPc4 . 114 The new 'Grand - Serie . Coinic lionvince of Pl)e Caravan; or The Driver.ankbie*Dog, will be repeeteel eatery Evening till further notice. On Tues , layl4h4 4 Plat "of The Stranger.- - Wednesday, he Wife of Two Husbands. • '''t3n Friday, the rt kdy of-Pizarro.'" Apel,pp Mondayoh,e,26,th inst., will be-prodiiced 4 new Utinnrantomiinic Ballet', called Cindirell.t ;-or, The C~ lass P re.viami CQ . yv ich the Tragecir.o 1-G Barn well . arc most respectfully intornied that Mrs. lor dmig engaged at 'thts Theatre.-:-Due notice Will , be given of Air fit ;:t App earance . - - 4 THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O N MONDAY NEXT, Dicegiber 1803 .1 , saviniusecw!, THE - ENGLISH FLEE!' IN 4341. ThelViaiaaers by . • Mr. BILL, Mr. Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. BRAtIAM; • Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. CLAREMONT: Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. Iip.MPI4RIES. . Mrs. DAVENPORT, S,, , nora STORACE, Miss ;MARTYR, Miss CAUDRY. . WITli • • • THE MISER. An Tueailay, T:ie English Fleet, with The Midnight Un Wodnesd.iy, The Diitress'il Mother, ivi - th.the Pan.. Op Thursday Asitl FOslay, English Fleet. , The New Pantomime, which has long been in prepara tlon, will very soon be produced. • SMITI-IFIELD CATTLE SOCIETY, WILL DINE at the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, on Mondisy , the 19th instant, 4t Five o`Clock. Tickets to be had at the Bar, at Ten Shillings each, %Vine included. N. B. An early application for Tickets is requested. • .ARtIFItERS WANTEi). • " A Considerable Number of SMITIIS, WHEEL ERS, and CARI'F.NTERS, being wanted for the ORDNANCE SERVICE at WOOLWICH, Able Work.' men in the above Linei of Business, May find Emii!oyment, tipon application at the Carnage Ind, in Woolw ich War ten, where infolmation may. be obtained with respect to Wages, and the Atlyantagcs of being in the Ordnanceslim ploy. ' ‘ I•O...LKIDGE BUILDERS, . NY. P“solv:or Persons willing tQsonwiet fo r Bp11.1)1Ci . NEW BRI Dq E amps. the RIVER , 'near Caellou, in'the: Catmty 00. Mobrnouth, either A $ witti Smuc or I ron,. dr parity Stone andepartly I ran, are de- Weil to.slcliver their 1'1414 and Estimates Otereof at my (Mice iti Chepstow, on or bvfore the totleday of January next, or tome, at the Three Salin'Ons luti,:Usk, 'on Wednesday the rithoffanuary% tw Veho' Clock in the Vorenoon, i . that the same may be laid before the Magistrates, at the General Q 94 r. :iter Soist,,ionb id. IWholifeti th e that I )ay. . ~..._ the .'''.l ' ' ''' ,. " l l f . '• TOR roN, Clerk ilf h Pike. .ClitpstitivoDetwB,,,Abs. ~ - __A ,7:; INTAINifkb, THOUSAND t,, TEN - 4 ,cv-T,119,115A44,1), : pj.,)1.1Np50n be a, eht,piell }spoil ample } E I'r S, S, by waylkl9rt we. Ka 1)6 7 14' 1 rieeliiiite Solicitors, No. I, I.6.3!'squAtiotawrola'4,,,ion, Lonaom, , . LECINS •JANUARY • ' : . No. ‘ll'/AZ',AY-4. Cach• - 4 .1 .6 4 Value. 00 t .6T - :/.7i0,d0*0 ig* ono 1 '6;000 549 ,s , vo . , • , ,2 0 . 2)0 4, goo - ' - 100 4 ' Ito SSA' soaoo '6,3 as . 2a .10,5410 26,0a0 'Pickets - 1 ‘t 22 7,Soq, "Firlit-di.l:Vlllicieet `scyelitb DaY 7 4. 24 ';')" Ditto Last Day I' -- - o° 3 4 it Are part or t , it aboie Ca pitali. TICKETS anti SUARti are SELLIN at EVEIN LICENSF.II LOTTliit V-0 F ; and the ' It 1 IES PA 'ON , OE NI ND. It LSENT .; Ticket .. . • .17 6 0 114 if • Sf 9 D 'Eighth . 2 S 6 WO* ••• . io 6 Sixteenth .i 3 No.. 4,Conthlll,Anri No. 9, Charing-cross, 'London. TBiSH returns ititt InOst grateful: Thanks. - toilte r?' tAbliC fbr, the very distinguished preference they hive been pleased to give the above Offices tor several years, and solicits a continuance of theit favour for the ensuing Lot tery, 'Which beginsikawiint the gth of january, Tickets anti Shares are Selling in great variety, at the above Offices, where in thelitc September Lottery, the f o ll ow i ng CapitulPrizes were Sold, Shared, eta paid on demand t NO. 822 t a Prize of X . zopooo 130 ' - - - !goo 79Q • tOOO • 2626 . . •3 -see Ait Business in the Public f units transadled with fidelity Ind dispatch, by T. BISH; tack Broker. Nd. 4, Cornlaill. • • (Fr Persons in the Country may be supplied the some as if present, by sending up good Bills at short (tuts, Post Of! ce Orders, Bank Notes or Cash,' post paid, to No., 4, Corn. FOR GOUT,' SVIND,SPASMt, PAINS IN 'I 1f STO - : MACH,AND bERILITY ARISING FROM AGE 014,, CYU Eli CAUSES. WALSH's GINGER SEEDS. 91 1-1 1S , PreParaliuti ttf .lhC Gto,gei is recOmmentleti fOr IndigestiiitVWeakn6s, Cramp 'and Pains in the Stomach, and in all Disorders where Ginger or Cordial Mt:- 44411 es ore nece,ssary,, -Thcy. art, lov seryiceable in• Cold, Flat lent, Cotity, , ltheuniatie, and Paralytic Complaints, and4)i)iiity arising ?tont Agc ur other Causes. Those who anektO will Lind them particularly adapted for that period, as they renipve that laintness so generally c*itcrjencokit (Antoci the Milk, and prevent El:au - tench:4 so' fatal to Infants. They readily dissolve in any liquid, and arepreferable to common Gipger, being. freed. from. the.impuritmes, and j the woody and fibrous parts of the ro. ot, Thrantity of a tea. apoonfill tray he taken at any time, either:Alone, and chewed and - gradually swallowed, or dissulvcd iii a cuphit of tea, or 3 glataof 'wine or wine and water. . I "Ninrcd an d sold only-by E. C. Walsh (Inventor), Che mist to His' Rival ifighnest the Duke ot York, No, moo, Strand, London, in Bottles, as. yd. and t as. bd. W 4 - 15 W 8 rtiMiefCci 4ittgers..7s. *Leach Sottic, UR pA Y, DECEMIIER 17, 1803. rift' Mr, , A Si: 1 .0%.1un. e?er.anxious.to glider the Royalty Theatre worthy the Patronage of it. numerous Fre q uenters, begs - most retpedfully to announce, -that he has - engaged, -positively for Five Nights Only, Mr. SHUN DERS's Com. patty of Vocal Slid Pantomimic Performers, Stage' Dancers, -Rope - alid wire Dancers, Slack Rope Vaulters, ' &c. '&e. with the whole of the'Decorations, Dresses, Bannbrs, Pro= perties, and Music. , ROYALTY THEATRE, WELLS-STREET; 'COOOMAN's-FIELDS: (A N • MONDAY' • NEXT, Dec. i cy, Ttlesday Goth; Wednes4y.usr,. Thursday zad, and friday (Saturday being Clirastmas-Eve, no Performance), will be preselited, never performed' at this Theatre, a Nc‘,,r. Local Ballet of AttiOn, by" Mr. SAUNDCite Company; Written by Mr..C. UIIIDTN, Un. called . . - THE ARMY WITHOUT RESERVE ; , , Or, BRITISH AMAZONS. In thecourse of which, will be performed, a Grand Military Dartce, by Female Volunteers, in full Uniform, and a • Military. l-lornpj pe by Mr. COLLET'''. The Scenery ',entirely New, designed and executed by Mr. • • GRAY*, Mr. Sm ifti, and Mr CI:APN.F. After whichp the unrivalled -M ASTI SAUN 0E RS will .ga through his Exercisesaau the Ti 9 0:1,1,1!.. or I course of the Evening, .otious Comic SPngs, Tarp' , for the ist iln e, fdr.' , DAVIS, Will sing' a NeW Song,- called ." TIC MAinin , 4ll and Ilanaparte." Miss SALI DIAS_ Pewurn 4 r-wondertui 'on the SLACK WIRE. A 'NOV Cotrilc'Datied, by NW AST L E Y's Company, called THE RA SEA TWAK.it IA • • . : The whole tp conclude with,. Ist tinte, -- a Comic Piatto 6l 4 4 kF Metalige, called .HARLEQU'IN'S GAMBOLS; - . • Or, THE SKELiIaTON AND CLOWN.: 80x..45. Scoot! Prico4a.--,-Pit. as, Second Price, is.--First Gallety is. Second Price 6d. pper Gallery e‘-l• ° Doors to be opened at Half past F Ole; to totrunenea at 'flail past Six precisely. Half-price at Half past E ight leClock. ,Places to betaken at the.liox,Olticc of the T.lteatre from Eleven-till Three o'Cleck. . , WANT'S 'A SITUATION, — A S STEWARDTh any Admiral or Captain in ..Cl. the Royal Navy, or East India Service ; he has served in the above capacities the major part of last War, and can haVe an Undeniable ClL:trader from • the Admiral he last served three years. Letters dirceted (post-paid) to T. at 'Mr. DaWkin's,. Eating-house, near Exeter .'Chang:, Strand, will be duly attended to. • NEW INVENTED WATER-PROOF BOOTS vs 1 'S HO ES . •V DWARF) MOGGRIDGE, No. 44, T..oLignte- KJ hip, London, begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public in general, that after many years attention and expo. dance, lie has to offer them );MOTS and SII 0 ES, W ATE R. PROO F, with peril ft confidence' of their being fausupetior to any eVer made. He makes the lightest dress Shoes and 'Boots Water-proof, preserving the Leather soft and pliable. He re commends them on shooting excursions, as.no water can pe netrate. Likewise his New-invented SHOOTING SOOTS. Leather prepared in this way, 11.1 i thc advantage of . lasting twice as long as Leatlier dresied in the common way. An article of such general utility will no doubt attract the attention of the Public; arid Induce those•who have a real value for their health to apply,at hi 4 ManithidorY, as above. He has no connection with - any. other House in London. E. M. will thank those °this Friends, and the Public, svho,may favour him with. their orders, to apprize hint as Oar') as . possible, as it will milk: him to execute their cons . muds without disappontment. • A large assortment d itoots and Shoes, Waterproof and otherwise, criiistantly. kept lur the East 311 d West male :Trade Mr,i . clian.ts arid capt.iiits WI-ally treated with. PARTICULAR. AS F'.) TliE . 1 - 10USh. 14 ATENT tiIiDSTEADs AND TABLES. a LITLER's nishin 11 II .( •ri I Cabinet (i) s e!) c Ware-roOms and llanuta6tory, Nos. 13 anti i 4, tine Street. A large assortment of articles of the neviest ? fleetest, and ino3t . eeconoinke.tl ~ F. ash ion*, of well seasoned and cxcelleptlvorisptatuhip, with several int- PrOvements: BUT E R res pedfu I I yaillai f.it 'the good discernment. of the Public, that they will fx - t: through the paltry devices andinsinuationi - apimsed rblibn and couriterteiring his arti lOs pcll kt4own tlidt fly 114 R has trap:lMO*, 011 R for Thbles, the ether for Bedsteads; theprine,itile of the first itraisfisliestble to al *it inds Of Tables,. anddS allowed to be a great imprOvement ; it tenders them more . cenNenient for Houses, and much more' portable. The principle of the otheritsapplicabletomost .. kir ds of Bedsteads, as Pour Post, 'rent, Sota, and Chair Ik,ls s which, latter arc singularly use ful in sickness, anti deb - when shut up, make a handsome piece of furniture for'n Sitnitl•Room, Dressing- Room, &c. let* four Post- and.Tenillecis: go together in all parts with brass, and 'are fixed with moot ease without the help of t ois*os , taektrasonei of he furniture,. and a revery. ,portable. Particular kinds of t h e above, adapted for Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, sod tot climates,.also portable Chairs, &c. BuTt.Sit'S parent Manufactures have' been graciously pa tronized by the_ Jikg,llJugu i ,AucLitoyal , Family, and ho noured by orders hoot nurober&cf the NohlliV 404 Gentry, and have been apptoVed of in the East and West Indies : the trtp_nt of the Articles have thus met with fa. voutaacn oil agcinccit, Yin d rOi . v . k7liich lie returns his grate ful acknowledgments, apcl c.ionot but notice the .kind. f .fieet:ed some:Other*, who fix -up largo Sign-Boards, with Bov LICK'S name inscribed, which may help also to promote his Business, or should it be ticsigned otherwise, he, by .t he permission of Providence, manufactures and sells his Supe rior Founpost and ofilleliedsi excellent Dining--Xabies, and Cabinet Articles as aboveolainely. Catherine-street, S doors from the Stiand,:a lift:A.6om ..ifnutia, • *there the 'has con. structed several T 001) and, Machines far working the same, and has otherwise been at considerable expencete bring-them to that utility and . degrec,At - perfOlion at ghich they now are. At the same' place may be had every Article ter the completely. Furnishing Houses. , N.B..For,.4xportatiatti, This Day waspublished, Ntatly printed in One Volume., Crown Odavo, , Boards..}}. ••• - AN EXPOSITION of tilt! LORO'*IRAYER. In which arc - coMpreliendcd an Actount of tile Origin of the Prayer t iirtibtplastatiQn of its several Petitions ; and a Dernonstri.tion that according to Its natural interpretation, contains a complete Summary of Christian Datrint. With Notts Critical and Illustrative. • • it r the JOSF. PH Iv! ENDIIA M, •M. A. Printed for V. and givington, No. 62, S. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by T. Ilateliard, No. 190, Picca dilly. 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An enumeration of the Diseases to which these parts are subjea, and the various Operations of Surgery that are performed on the Human Body. 3. rite Method of preparing the various Parts of the Body, to exhibit their Structure its a Healthy and Diseaied State, as far as our present knowledge will enable ns. 4 A Glossary, or Explanation of the Principal Terms used in that Science. . ' s Such Questions as he probably will be required to wimp . at the College of Surgeons; the Medical Board, the Board of Sick and Hurt, &c. in order to obtain his Diploma, or pass as Suwon or Surgeon's Mate' ler the Army or Navy, or the Service of, the Salt I itdia Company. AND AGE OF CHAUCER:' This Day , was published, In Two Voltimes, 4to. price Three Guineas and a Half in beards, illustrated with Portraits, TIRE; HISTORY of the LIFE and AGE of 11 t;EOFFREY CHAUCER, the early English Poet ; lisqludPag Memoirs of his near Friend and Kinsman, John of tiaunt, Duke of Lancaster. By WILLIAM GODWIN. Prinad fur Richard Phillips, No. fit, St. Paul's Church yard, and to b.: had of all Booksellers. it i ot This Work comprehends Views of the Progress of sacietty, Manners, and the Fine _Arts, from the . Dawn of literature in Modern Europe, to the Clow. of the Fourteenth Century, with Characters of the Principal Personages in the Cottrit ot Edward 111. and Richard 11. AGRICULTURE. On the Ist of Odlober was published, the %kat Number of a New Volume, and on the tat Do of cvtry Month will continue to be published, Price zs. each, a Number of THE ANNALS of 'AGRICULTURE ; or, - FARM E. R's MAGAZINE. consisting of ofi6Lal Pa pers, Serriments, and Observations, of Accounts of ull new linpruypnenrs and. Discoveries in the Praelice of Agriculture, and of Proceedings of Agricultural - and other userUl Societies, illustrated with Capper.plates: By ARTHUR YOUNG, Esq. F.R.S. And Secretary to the Board of Agriculture. Printed for Richard 'No. 7! , St. Paul's Church yard, to whose c'dite . Communications should be addressed; and s old by John Archer, Dublin; by E. Balfour, Edit. burgh; and by all other Booksellers. 01 whom, in a few weeks, may be had, in one very large Vol ui ne•Qaarto, illustrated by . 6o Colirr.plates, a Coln. piece System of Pradical Agriculture, in all its Branches, ihcluding every mixiern Improvement, price two guitatxts and a half in boards, by R. W. Dickson, M. O. of Hendon, in Middlesex. 'DIGNUMis VOCAL MUSIC, Dedicated to His Royal Flightless the Prince of Wales, just .published for the Author, Price One guinea, • By Prestpn, at hit Wholesale Warehouses, No, 97, Strand. r riliS Work compri'se4 Seventy.five SONGS DUETS and GLEES,entirely new, arming which are the favourite Songs, George •and England Save,. the Pilot that we.ither'd the Storm, the British. Tree of Liberty,. &c. B:.c. 'The whole of the Melodies"composed by C. Dip= ; the Accompaniments beautifully .arranz,e‘i by Mess. Shield, %Vq1)0, Stevens, C4llcott, 1. S.. Smith, and other esteemed Cornposcrs. Tlw Poetry by G. Colman, k:Lq. R. Cu.m hertarii, Esc!, G. M. Lewis, Esq. &c. Sec. This Work is presented 'to the Public engraved and print. ad in the first style of elegance, on a superior Paper, together with a Portrait of the Author, finely engraved by Heath, from a Painting of Augustus Calleott. 'This Day was 142 VOIS. 4to. with Plated, price al. sat. 6d. The Second hditionof rrHE LIFE and I'OSTFWVIOUS WRITINGS A of.WILLIAM,CPWPER, , Esq. with an Introduc. tori Letter to Carl Cow per. By WILLIAM HAYLEY, Esq. • -Printed lot 1. johnmn, in St. -Paul's Church-yard. • Ct)X's PREPARED CHARCOAL for the TEETH, D14..C0X, His Mlj...sty's Chemist, Gloucester, feels it incumbent to request the Nobility and Ce ll . try, in Artieles pa:burned to tR: It's Prep4r4tions, will be e3retlit that the Stamps, Bcc. have 11ii Signature, His Charcoal Dentifrice is soil- in Lostilon only by Smyth and Nephew, New ltonil-street ; Berry, Greek.strect,-Sutio; ,:nd -Golding, Nraiiner, Cornhili t in Edinhurili, by A. Smith, Perfumer ; in . 0 x ibrd, Bath. Bristol, kc. COX's MEDI CINE CH ES I's, fur elegance, compactness, and utility, are unequalled, ntay he had 14 ; tha Gloucester Royal Ll4sorittyy,', fitted up tor Families, Sea Voyagos, ; where hi r Vest's, Es.tenecs, Lozenge's, Chacoes du Rose,.and all his Ntedical, and Aromatic Prepa.. raiiinis, ate sold, wholesale 41);1 retail. lust published, Cox's Famil) Medical Compendium, with an Essay on the Diseates of Tropical Climates. A New Edition, price as. 6J. Lately 14)1;44c:1, Cox's for the Treatment n the Diseases of Horses, with apprciiied Receipts, price Is. 6d. a - Cox's Medical Pocket Liook, for the Prevention and 'Cure of a ashionablitfliscase,is sold by Mr. Gollllq,. Corn— hill ; Sheppard, oppcisite• the Excliange, 13riste1; cud by the Author, in GioucVster. f PRICE srxrEitti; IMPERML NT. HOUSE OP PEERS. Fit IDAY, 11 EC Etali YR 1611 • COUNSEL were further heard, and at tonsid‘44ble length l relative to the Appeal, Keighley v. the East India Company, namely, Mr. MAN•P! PLO in con. tinuatiOn for the Respondents. The farther hearing was postponed till` Monde'''. An Officer from the Bark of Englend presented at 'the Bar, an A - cdount of the Numbers, eike. of B oik Notes in circulation,on the asch'day of each m r.th, from February till November 1803, putsuant to st INlorion of Lord K t NO. . • , . Ordered to lie on the Table. The Prints of the Volunteer Regulation Bill be. ing duly before the House, Lord H/tWitIsISUItY ruse, and moved the second read ingaslehe wane, The IterkieSUFFULX, in pursuatre rf the in. timation be had given on a former e r . •ning, took the opportunity to &lire t laia sewiateots with re. spetr to topics of which the Bill to quest i•r i f f orme d a part. He professed himself the friend of the Vo. lunteer System, which, he thought, well regulated and applied, might he, rendered of the most essential service to the CoUntry. It was not in his intention to oppose the present measure. The Volunteer Force was a great and desirable accession to the defence of the Cot s try, and what he -had to trouble their Lordships with should principally regard the appli. cation of such a force. He begged the attention - of their Lordships to some circtunstances Conneded in I .a Corps formed in that part of the country where he resided, and composed chiefly of his own tenants : these consisted of about'3oo men. From the rank he had the honour to hold in His Majesty's service,. ' he could not .be appointed to the command of the Corps 'himself, . bur the Lord Lieutenant of the County had the goodness to appoint his snn to iii it station.' He however matetially - assisted in the drilling and disciplining Of the Corps ; indeed lie had or could obtain no other assistance in the busi. ness than that of a Serjeant of Marines and a Cur. poral ; they were drilled, 'he believed, about eigli., teen times before'they were inspe4ed ;, and the state of discipline and order to which they had attained . at that . period, was hardly to be credited ; they were, upon the whole, as fioe a body of inen as he would desire to see, and really believed he should as soon undertake to lead them against tlie enemy, as the Brigade of Guards which ,he had the honour to . command in America; and Which had so greatly signalized themselves in that :country under Lord CORNW ALL ts and other OfficerS. He was of opinion the Volunteers might he rendere'd Of the most esaeti. tial, service; but every thing should he done to conciliate eeem, anti to keep uo that military spirit and ardour with which, in general, they seemed aetuated. Singular as it may appear, it was yet in the ponvidion of every man skilled in military ta6lies, that Soldiers, particularly that description of them' which composed the Volunteers of this Country, may be over.disciplined ; and it were obviously better to lead men rather miens in that respell, than in tire least under the influence of dis. content. - The enthusiasm of that part of the Na. 'lentil Force should he flattered u much as possible; they should be as little harassed or fatigued as possl. ble and above all, except in cases of dired necessity, I I care should he taken not to detaeh them 'from their homes or families : many of them were in such cir.* curnstances, that were they ' taken. from their fa. milks end occupations, the ' former must become parochially charge:ible : the error's. rates were se. verely felt ,at present, especially by the land. holders, .and he alluded to the ill consequences which might possibly ensue in the event of their being materially increased, He was confident that on the occasion' of aduel . service the Vo. lunteers would feel an ' ettmlation to equal at least if not excel either the'Militia of the Troops of the Line ; indeed 'all these different descrip. buns of the National Force, would feel a laud. able spirit of rivalship and emulatton,' , whieb might. be diretted in x .way to prove highly serviceable Speaking of the system of discipline - which 'he thought it would be proper to apply to the Volun. teens, the Noble Earl 'etpressed his ditiepprobation of the plan of having Majors 'attached to them' ; those probably would he lnclined to assimilate the Volunteers to the military st:ateM of discipline, in ton great a degree,-end possibly may conduct clim« selves in other respettilia'a avt9; not agreeable to the menabers . Of Volunteer CorptG Another consi. deration, end not an imtnAteri,ii one, mss considering the preaenr,eo e testlikely to he protaeted, militated ' against ittscht(idan, namely that of economy the regulation „idiotic(' to, would, certainly involve A considerable expence . ; - but' there was a certain de. scription of, regui.ir aSaistimee `which he thoiight the Volunteers stood in reed of, namely the as. sistence of Adjutants properly qualified, and as still more iudispensibte,. the assistance of Set. jeant Majors, and these regulations would. com. earache!) , be attended with no great expellee, He had the highest expedat lons from the Volunteers, end.it : w'as to be remembered tbatat the commence. merit of the Frenth Military operationss they. were more Indebted to the exertions of their Volunteers than even to the Trot.ps of the Litre, and. infinitely more so than to . the cervices of those Conscripts whti were dragged into action. His Lordship then proceeded to. rake a - genetal view of a Ddia sa i vs , System, with a reference to the event of Invasi on. One Oahe thils, which first s' ruck him' as m t pro.peeto be done, was the establishment Of a great Milr e Y ons j i ) de eP rtg its local inace c entr a l part and arr n ott g le e k o .l g n r g at shoed. phicai. circumstanees,• he, Considered W,awick.hire as the fittest' County for avelvan .establishment: f 1. f