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of the Country at so important a crisis. The Right lion. Gentleman was then a 'Member of the Cabinet, ,why did not he suggest the necessary measures fur the defence tsE the Country? But it now , appea red, tot only that he "lad : not brought forward any measures of that kind, bat that he disapprw of many of the measures which were then pry. posed, though he gave them his support. There was in his opinion a degree of criminality attach ed to such concion, which would not, ioduce the House to pay much attention to what the Right Gentlemitn said at presenter—The Hun. Colonel had let slip a fats in the course of his speech which was of great importance, viz.,.oat,after. the Treaty of Campo Formio the Austrians were de, 'ermined to break it. This was denied by,the ~nisters at that time, and he believed that the Right, Non. Gent. was of these the most strenuous in con tending fur the absurdity of such a auppoiit ion—The Right Hon. (Jentleman had denied that any language that he had used could be considered asaffirtling any encouragement to, the Enemy, and the Right Hon. Gentleman had afft4led ha treat all such charges with the most profound contempt: no map was entitled to express such contempt because he could not feel it, and it would he tootle better :for the Right Hon. Gentleman to answer the charge than to say that i Dia& him sick, and, gave him a 'n.inFea &c. He would maintain that there Was no part of the Right lion: Gentleman's Parliamentary condua of tat which had not a tendeucy to encourage the P.,necny, and to dishearten the people of this Country. In. deed he was not Sure that the War, itself was, not awing to the language the Right tleman hnd held.'Was it nothing to tell theli.neiny that since the •Treaty of Amiens the People of tin Country had lost all public spirjr, that they were so base that they were ready to suhrilit to any humiliation ; that they had an Administration who would submit to any thing rathe,r than go to war, because they could only .iitibsist while the Peace lasted. Such language would have nt) effed from a common man, but coming from a peoi on of so much Weight is Mr. WINDHAM, it certainly must have . had a great efre'd upon " the Government of France. The Miler was, that he believed that this kind of language had brought Bonaparte in to his present. scrape, because it had made him believe ,that the present Ministers would: never venture to resist -him. It had placed the First Comol in the situation of Sir Andrew Ague. Cheek, Who after bullying a person who he supposed would 'not fight, when he fund himself deceived, exclaim. eel " An I had thought that he had been valiant 1 Would have seen him damned before I would have ch a llenged him.!' He did trot recoiled any' other ob. servation to whicla it was necessary fur him to re vly ; he saw the Hon. Colonel was pupating: for another charge, but unfortunately the order of the House would not sufier him to make it. lie should now sit doWn in the hope that his Motion, would be unanimously agreed to. Colonel Ctcnurc)itn explained. The Motion was then agreed to nem corr. Mr. SHERIDAN then moved -that, the Thanks which had lfreo voted should be transmitted to the diffetent Lords Lieutenant of Counties, to be cum. munitared to the Volunteer Corps. Agrred to vrm etvi. Mr: SHERI D l V Moved that,thrre be laid before the House, previous to t'enext Session of Oarlin. mem, Returns of all the Volunteer Corps, in order that they might be inserted the journals, and transtnitted so posterity.—Agreed non. eaa. A Person from the India House pro( nted seve'ral pursuant:to the Orders of the House. 214e.'Pl?41t1C/S.wished that the Papers should be printed ; and he expressed a desire to know what }Motion Int.! Hon. Gentleman who moved tur t h e m , wean't to round upon thew. s 7r. S h; RI DAN said he had moved fat some of those Papers, with a view to a Motion he merle,' to wake reliehing the affairs of the Carnatic ; but so m a ny other Papers had been moved for, that it was itni,Kissible that the Motion could come on this Ses. ski', • hur, at all events, he'should not have br oug h t , it on under the present circumstances, because he could not have done it without appearing to' sup. ortthe language used by France, upon this subje4., The Papers were ordered to be printed i STATti tat IRELAND. The. Motion of which Mr. HUTCHINIC'IN had given notice upon _this subjea was, after a short conversation_ between Lord HAwitESDURY ! Mr. General MAITLAND, arid Mr. Him CH DOhlpnord till to-morrow; At tett di!Clock the House adjourned till to.mor. row. 13 . 11 ~i i+ i L , AAAIVID. liambyrgh x • TFI E S U N. 40L514 (aUlb DlCita !41,14 , i1l AUDisiT LON DO N, AUCUST it, 1803. : THE Funds yesterday experienced a, small rise'. but upon what gronnds know n 0 .,, forthough there were . alkurtd,incc' of reports, they were very contradiaory. One' was, that Ru;iia bad deter.. mined, in, case the Blockade of thefibe was not tabled, to . withdraw her Amt' assatior' from this Coun try. rropositions m this eff4l, is is said., ham been made to our Cibirgt, to which . ;t is likely yield, and that the Elbe will b re.cpcns,',t . ynder certain conditions, Ai4hcr ceport, was, that the French had demanded. of the Daneg . their permistion to, garrison upon whidi Iptil Amer and t Vizfedi, had declared aaainst France. 'The Litter rumour we rpOre likely to raise s h e Funds than the furrner, but we are' viraid it' IA entitled to tittle, c4dir., ThuuA the ze:openinz of, the, El6c may. be (yenefi.cial to, 'our trade, tcapet ) at tne present momei)trar lit,!;ol),, t i zu asyy arary advantage sjipplit übiniticti at the slightest exis:rice of our National cionour. We applauded the Blockade of the Elbe as a 'spirited tneaqure calculated to maintain the .itwt charaUrr Of ,Britain in the eyts of Foreign Powers. ~Any qualiii:ation of that'measure in con. *pence of foreign - threat, from ‘vhat , tvet carter it may, 011ie,. we should in the smile degree deplore, a s a 6 ;; s :l l fice of our Honour, which would at the present Inn:wilt sink in, both in our own tstima. (ton and that of all Et 4 rope. We cannot tic brought, howeVer, to give credit, to sc.+. report rest , teli , g Pus/in, but Upton the best authority; and that upon which it at present rests we cannot ,but consi d er as very vague. Last night Mr. SHEKIDAN brought , forward in the House olComtnons, his promised Mot* respeet. ing the Volutireer Corps. It was merely Motion of Thanks to tl.,at Body of the People, for the zeal and alacrity with which they .have stood forth -in the cause of their Country: This. Motion gave rise to sonic discussion, which will _be found not uninteresting. Mr. WINDHAM, who seems in 11...! habit of opposing every thing, attempted .to oppose this, but, as such an attempt justly deserved, he completely (ailed, and brought upon himself a severe castigation from Mr. Suott. •11 7 .1 N. The Volunteer Corps, we have no doubt, with receive. the Vote of Thanks off. the House of Commons with a 1: use of its importance, which evil! stimt late them to justify, by their con. dua• Itt rile should an oppOrtuniti offer, the distinguished situation in which by this Vote the Legielatuie haS placed them in the eyes, not only 'of their own Country, biit Of the World at large. On Tuesday everting. the Roy L:YAMi walked on the 'l' errace at Winds - o,r. Yesterday morning at half past nine o'clock, Hts MAJ , es•rv, accmiipankd by the I'ltiN"C.llsS SOr fl! A t and attended by Lady J. THY NNE, Generals CART• I,vitiGtur and Dif :Boor., took their ut,nal ride, and inspected the lifferent. Farming operations in the Great Park. I-hit Mist and the, PittigcEssEs, With their usual attendants, took an airing to Frog. more, and walked in those delightful Gardens tor' some titne,.- viewing the differ:nt improvements making there.' Yesterkhly mrtining the Staffordshire Militia, omin:inch:it by the Earl of Ux ea roc it, had a grand in Windsor, Little Park. His Royal Highoe'gt tale DUKE of cAmint e was present, and minutely attended to their different evolutions. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the EliSt India House, when Capt. Le mit was Sworn into the 'cOrrMiand of the Georg;ana Packet, and took leave.—n 6 court adjourned at six o'clock till this day. The , E.lll Of CHESTERFIELD' arrived in town on TtieSq;ly, ItUr a tobt! at nt► : c:ncti►,g Ht►r 1,(;§ the House ( . 1 Per to.n,orruw. The am. Justice D.owwts is talked of as the probable Successor of LAiril KI LWAILD N , as Lord Chief Justice of the: Cuurt at King's gencli in Ireland. Lord Taldrmrowrt is expelled to be the new Member . for Bury St. Elmund's, in the • room of , Lord HERVEY, now aft of Btti,Tor.. Intelligence ivsliortly expeCted of the, result of an attack upon the We of Elba, as orders to .that erred are understood to have been dispatched by Government to the Mediterranean. The Troops that Are „to be employed in this service will be chiefly drawn from, the garrisons of Malta and Gib.. raltar, And filled .up by the Marines belonging to Lord ifELSON'i. Fleet. A teslQtable mercantile home in the City has re. ceived information from Italy, that tic French are raising an Army of .8.0,g0a men in that country, which is very generally understood in. the hest in. formed circles there;, to be intended for,the re.con, attest of Egypt. The return of BO NAP ART It to Paris so much sooner than was expelled has given rise to various specula tiuns on the one hand it is said that he feared a Revolution at Paris, and the restoration of Mo. narchy ; and on the other, that his' stay there a s given out, was only a feint to deceive this try, whilst the preparations for invasion were going on with i ncrease d a l acr i t y. A s h ort p er i o d will decide to' which of these speculations must probabi. lity is to be attached. By an error in printing colonel Du.t.cm'a Let. ter yesterday, it was stated that seven Fiungaiiiinti, who had been taken prisoners by the French, tered into Di t.t,on's Regiment. It 'was writtin that several," anti not " wren," entered. A letter from Cork, dated August 5, sas, ". Among the Prisoners litre, are the two Dr:f. Nano's, one of whom is said to he Worth one hon. tired thouiand pounds ; Simn Dauovau, and Tad your:, of the 'North ; -11 e. Vallouan and Lk of Cloglinakelty, (no relation whatever to the l'hy. sician of this City) ; a Mr. Bud, from the weht. V..ho has been for some time agent to Aram,. O'Canuor; and a Mr. ?ion. in consequence of (me of the ties having turned King's evidence,' the larinauel have been banckuffed,” 'ii followiog is a Copy of the f.lenar4l Orders , issued bat !. Lticia on the 23d Of 180 • • .41 by Liettlenaht-Getierai (itt.t tt 1. , alter die co mities( Of that Islahtt " To the cool and titlerrriticiFeirraludrBf Arigattler. C; rat 1' Rr v r., sr, awl rigadi ;if. (4 e.pts9.l . ..4p k it Li w I Pl. let( the two ttolultuf3 of attic}:, nt,ly sitccc,i Ut tltc;it.tioo hut to lirig,ulit r.f.;et,ei4l f' it Ey() to Itskt.., that it is if) 166 Counsel aial A.,rciogcnit•rit toe Cowin:m(ler of the Forces attributes the glory of to 4 ." Th e E a t o f m ot R A has me t with an act . ; ! tit at ',tit:ester as his Lordship was Com'lig dots.); waif.... 116 foot Slipped, and he fell down it whole Ile was very inoth bruised hy.rhe fail, but is riow ill a lair way of rccoyery. 'flee Archbishop of CA'tit,.4,4,lle4Y has presented the t& v. ARTIttJR. ONILOw, of iii Surrey, Ittii`, Ititiapr7, Chevertioa, Curiv of }lent. • PdVAL NEWS. YArtmouTtr, A i tm. to.—The Iris, Smrit, from Geneva, bound p Amsterdam, with Oil, and goods, is sent in bete by Eli.; Majititty's Ship Defrtre. De Prow Anna, JANS, with timber, /4Ang, VANOT, Aurora, HENDRICK, and" Santa Oh/ SHEBA, with rye, are liberated, :and sailed to Am sterdam. DEAL, AUG. too—Arrived the llindortan Man of War from the Westward. Put hack, the Pete)? ll clop► of War, with the outward-bound which sailed yesterday. COURT OP INQUIRY. CHELSEA: COLLEGE, AUG. 10. THIs day the Court of Inquiry, which.sat since the 2001 of last month, to investigate the several idle. gations exhibited, concerning abuses stated to have been committed in' the recruiting kpart me n t in Ire. land, finished the hearing of the evidence which Lieu. tenant-General JOHNSON, Major PooLE, and Major RuCH FORT, were commanded to prosecute against Major JOHN IlitArisHAw, who hastraised levies for His MAJESTY in Ireland; and Major.Gene;al FAw- C ail', who held the office Insplitor...G,:ncraf of Recruits there. The allegations comprised no less than tfenty. four charges, and were separately and distinEtly • defended by Major BR ADSHAW ; as were those among -them which were direard against 'General FAwc mr, answered by. him. The whole of evidence being gone through on both sides, IVrajor IlitAosHAw concluded his defence with an argu. mentative and eloquent address to the Court, which made, the deepest impression on all wh heard it. General FAtvcrur, in like manner, appealed to the wisdom, the impartiality, and justice of the Court ; and concluded, his defence with observing; that he had solicited this investigation nearly three years and that he considered the moment it was granted' as the happiest of his life. The Court was then cleared, and on' the re. admissiooof strangers, the parties were informed, that the eviitence would he considered, the report where of will be made' to Hts, MA; P.STY as soon as a de. cision takes place. • The Court then adpurned. General FANC OTT and Major BR AD3HAW were assisted throughoin by their Counsel. Sir IttcIIAILD .f - ILLL, who is proverbial Dio r, hospitality and loyalty, has been signalizing buth in an :!minent degree by his recent reception of PRINCE WILLI AM of GLOUCESTEK, at Hawkeston, near Shrewsbury, one of the most distinguished and one of the most beautiful places in this Country. Twickenham, which h one of the most: beautiful and classical spOts on (he Banks of the' Thames, is . now theosibode of the French Princes. 1%40104RWL, Duke 'MONTP Ft.N*l E it, Duke D'Olf.LEANi $ and the Prince of CONDE, are to be there for the re. m.itheler . of the sun suer. The.mattimuni4l treaty between Sir CHARLIE DOUG LAS Mid Lidy C. MONTAGU , daughter of the Duke, of Bvcct.EUGU, is expeeted soon to be brought to << Concia,ion. Lady CATHC ART' , daughter was last night bap tized at his L irdship's hasse in Glourtster-place. Lady CATUCART attended as proxy. for the ?R IN. crass AMELIA. The 'Duke of BEDFORD is to raise a Corps of Five Hundred persons on his Bloomsbury Estate ; the Clothing is to he found by his Grace; and Mr. HU R TON, his Place's Architect, is to be weir •Captain.' • Sir HENRY Wit,scix"convened, on Saturday hst, aMeeting of the Gentlemen Farmers of the Parishes of Fulham, Chelsea, and Hammersmith, at the Swan,. it William Green, when it was proposed that they . should enrol thenikelves into a Cavalry Corps of Volunteers, each man to equip himself, and provide horse, saddle,.. &c. i i less than halt an' hour, one hundred and sixty . of the most respeetable Inhabi t-pits appeared on the books. The Volunteer Corps raising in the 'Hundred of Willow Brook, 'in Northamptonshire, of which the Etr! of WIIStMORLA - N1) is to be Colonel, is now upwards of 800, and will ,in a ihy or two exceed moo strong. ,The Gentlemen who are taking ari alive „part in the completion of this Corps; are Lord CAROM, Ma. LYNNE of South. wick, Mr. TltYo:st of Bill wiok,. and Mr. O _ 'Bia s of 131,ither%6ck, Who . accept Commissions ; and no dOubt the other Honitreds in the County will fol. low this pat:C . lO6C example. The flans; Town Voltintrers assembled on Tues. day evening, in the grounds opposite SlOane.:street, trul l e a moinit of ne.irly 3o.'D men ; and being imme. diately forinFd into companies, proceeded to teiro the ditierent evolutiOns in nuiciiitig, wheeling, &c. under drill Serjeants, 4,,a the inspection of Colonel ltauu of the Line. ' Tuesday evening, while the Volunteers were at drill in the King's Mews, a genteel looking young man tonic the liberty of making very unbecoming retnarkt;, accompanied with gestures of ridicule, to the by-standers, to which they abewed every mark of honest intlignatio n , •Ile was taken into custody. The National Institute of Paris has decreed the Prize-medal of Lit LANoe, for ,the best annual work on Astronomy, to Dr. Churas, for 114 disePvery and observations on the new Plan e r. A Model of . a Battery' invented by Mr. Gtr.. it s i r and •exhibitttl at No. t 37, New Bond. street, ;tas ifke. a_very considerable portion of iublie'notice. fs` somewhat singular, that an in. I f' • vention cif slitsiranSeentlant merit', should not , b y Government, have its powers deinonstrated by ex peritnental pool., No invention ever met with , more tinlYfT4Al approbation, and the '.very high encomiums which have been paid to it by the most illustrious Charaders, and experi ence d H og i,„ erg, th-eiit in the first rank of ingenious I nvent i ons anti such a .atl period as - the p resent, its option most inevitably prove Of the greatest national utility. .I:aq wet*, during a heavy squall of wind, 'a 4A , v,iti'l;pset to Sti'ttoben Ray, and the ctew, ccins;,s‘log thlCd 111,e11 ) , were unfortunately draw Lied,. iriEL A NCIIO ACCID NT. A Lgrreit' from Novar, in Ross'.shire, of the 4tll instant, conveys to us the following distressiog intelligence ' Yesterday the Lady of Sir HUGH MONR.O ofSowlis, went to her usual place, in the Bay of Cromarty, to bathe, taking three of her servant maids along with her ; and, as was always her prac tice,is servant was placed at a considerable distance, to prevent any person from passing that way Mac she was bathing. Mr. FINDLATE,Ri a merchant, coming near where the servant was "Olaced, was alarmed by loud cries and shrieks, and insisted on going forward to see what was the cause, but the servant prevented him, saying lie bad orders' to stop any person going that way, and that the cries were only occasioned by his Lady and the Maids ducking. Mr. F. however, ru:rbeing satisfied with this, persisted in his detet%; "mination, and instantly getting into a bnat, mule for the place, which he had no sooner reached than he- saw the lota bodies floating on the wa ter. Ht soon got them into the boat, and made for the shore. One of the servants revived wheo in the boat. Med:cal assistance Arai immediately 'rocured for the Lady and the other, ftv.o serva nt, ; but though every effort was made to recover them, all ' , mind ineffectual. It is supposed that some of them had gone be. yoro their depth, and the others, in attempting.go save them, shared their fate ; but no positive fotmation has yet been obtained ire._ the maid who survives." THE THE. AT R new grand Ballet was last night brought tor ward at the Hat market l'lteatter under the title of Red Roy ; or (Maya andairlegei It is 'fbunded on the history of Robert Roster .11%gc greggri a noted robber, who with his, gang infested the Highlands ,of Scottotd, towards the end of the - Sixteenth Century. Tht. Pi ce is compounded of mut of the incidents in Own. and Alalivrna, RV" mond and Agnes, Ob;, The Corsair, Btc. but 604 11 it eßilibita nothing absolutely novel, except .1 0 ci ' (3 Scenery and the Music, it is upon the whew as 1 1 \ - teresting as mast of those Pieces. The Scenety is) indeed, nor quite so grand and piauresque Ai ill other proditaions of the same kind, but it altogether pleasing. The Music is the best Oar DArt* has yet produced. It is an imita ion of the Scottish style, and is very well varied and adapted to the. diversified Scenes of itaioo.--` —The Performers rendered the Piece ample jus tice, particularly PALMER, De CAstr, 8, HATTON, WHARTON, Mrs. HAIUuWE, Mrs* GI ss,• and little By xhe. They all had much to ,do, and they all acquitted themselves ably. T his Ballet is compiled by FAR LT, and he has shewn tit least skill in combining farmer incidents, if he c at '' not be complimented on novelty of invention. Cl'? House was crowded and the Piece received will' great applause. It was announced fur repetition to-morrow, with .the unanimous concurrence of tht audience. Yesierday evening a man of decent appearan° ft:11 down in a fit neatly Opposite Great 'turnsii le ' Holborn. kl e • was immediately taken into m i. " Ironrn 'nger, and every assistance tlmg the nature of the case "maid admit Or tuun a ,, e ly ministered, but without of eh ; he expretl in a The body was taken to the workhouse to mmutei. be owned. At the Surrey Assizes held yesterday at Cror. , dun; Hannahrrindle was tried for the wilful murder of her male bastard-child, by, throwing it down the privy, at her masters house in the Sivoy, when, after a long investigation of the circumstances, sit s was acquit ted. J o si a h M o ss w as f r ied for the ful murder of Richard Gregg, an infant only , years old, by , maliciously driving his -coach over its body, an d th e r e by g i v i ng i t sever al nor" I bruises of which it instantly died. The ttstiinoilY of the witnesses led the Jury to believe that the Prisoner being drunk, had advt.' negligentlYr " g nut roliciously, they t her e fo re „ cc i ii i ite d h i m o f . the murder, and found him guilty of Manslaughter. Peter Cata, s di' w as indicted for uhYdvia t l y;, IIY ing in his p , )ssession an 'engraved copper:plate; 10 - 7 , which might be struck notes, resembling the missory notes of the British Linen Company, trary to the statute of the fist of the King. copy from the plate w as prodneed. an d reap ;: it was a fac simile of the Company's notes. t Guilty. • - • Mr. MORRIS, for the Defendant, took an 011 jeftion - on a point of Law. He contended, tI by the Charter of the Company, they were only incorporated for the purposes of the Linen Trmit: and nor as Bankers. If they were to be consider e " as Bankers, the firth, and each partner's I:atee , ought to he put in the bill. 'lite Learned judge, HEATH, sai ti he. wouhi re; serve the point ; but refused the Learned Coutoer application to admit the. Defendant to hail. BIRTH. On Thuriday lair, at Southwick-11all, NortbaroP t shire, the Lady or (;(;tirge Lynne, Eig• ut a D")"". h1.41t IE D . C. On Tuesday last, by the Bishop of St. David'4 , to Ho per, E4l of lktinoir, in the County of Dtill" 1 - / . / i i i ir Miss Al. Shipperttion, third daughter of the late P. pettlson, Esq. ot Ilellprth, in the s - Ante County. • . 1)/LW. . • On Tneihy the i • kr t he tPit gthuist. i n ....utcnester-squarc, • ilk i. of ‘ViilihniQarthsttore NI. 'P . ;or Wvyltiouth, (POI denly lust her titttera Jew tIA)..; before. rentis l 00 the 27th ult. 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