The Sun. — London, England, 1803-07-23 00:00:00

. happert—" they may hod a large army itlisranding all OUT etiorty.•— , k an o our y dolts not protkt tts 'against the , landing i h n u tity, hhould therefurd take iht stone means - as it the landing was Certain, and h e won id say, that with the iurtifii:stinn he hid mated, the hording for thai part of . the Coast would become impossible, the result of which %hold be, th a t if the Snerny "tietermiiled to inv tide us, lie. .tvotild be forced to make a long voyage, in the course of which small vessels might be dispered Osier' the whole. reran, 50 that the thin , :a 'would' be imitraitticable , without vesels .lil many of them, w Itch the enemy did not at pl-Vheilt By { hi% c o t n.e. 'he enemy crui4l never ecme over from tlte Coast nil - fliand, attil land on atty part tif . i h e - C o „,t 1. it etatild lie lai,doil the C-tat,t ut So,srx, '‘,611) , a ~,: o t n ing through the. Si reights of n u v. vt , The other chance .wouut be to go to Chi NOrih, by which, we might cut (4 all communtea.. between the East ;and West wing of the cite. my's army .for'llie purposes of liivashoi, so that no large arniament could come by tide, Lod then the eye of our . I\layy. would be sure to be updn them before' 'tile) , could come in a:sy considerable numbers, 'Phis was a:material point, and ,ought to hr itumediataly attended to lie was Co'fnicio that , we, might fort tv the whole friml Yarmouth Roads to the 1) >w vs in two months, if, we took the niat ter np as it 011111.4, to be taken or, by which we might make the It of Treat nunili;rs of the enemy impossibie; which u4 l tuld put-nn end to the which the enemy • It ld'hy pratstising Hollaod--Now, if this war so tm. p' o rr a nt as he bid said it Was, and ha'.l mi.do . 9ht site matter i , we ought immediately to set •41) ,, ut t , , l,isd with' all possible dtspatch see it c : raised—it we negleartl measures so plainly nor int:Teo to at tend to, ki e siere irtexcusahle, and deserved to IV' 10i" We might Without impiety be aid.tri forfeit the . proteaion of Providence. Plot if vie ditl avail Our selves of t lie advantage which we hid ttf f irt iryinvote Coast, from Yarmouth to the Dot. IN INC Inight'.;lll'•lq. ‘ het City' the rest 131 the Coast from the Downs to , Pottsmouth, So much tor the system of Fot tifro 'le o. Th . .; next ,pot o t was. that' of the 'cour:.e to 'be tAell t..uppo , ieg tie Euieiry in be latish'. I in chn,i. di:roble torte, Now 400 tl is them , welt:, ci.rtaiii military lit es by wl,ich the Enemy cou:11 ce to 1.01411,0 ; but tho.:e military anittari,ins 'wet e to be oet,opicti by us, ~by which the progrei,s of the li:irenly might hq noc t matt;riallyianpqed. lie thought that a circular.line might draw„ oil milttary communication, by which &lie too • ements of the Enemy nitglit be made t cry slow indeed,—, these - f.dints should also be fOrtified, and if We secured these mttitaty posts, we went great way towards securing thr, Capital at all possible,eveio s. This Might he &tailed to %hew the great adtrantage of it, boil that he should deelioe. I . k did not sa y that the state' of the Couotry , was nut t~'ril order_ stood,. hut he aid think that he Anid a tiiht to sihnti up in his' pia e, and ,to state what ap. prated ru hiin to he aid to tbs.. W o to those hints which aripeared to be Wanted, lie said . ' be ItzLi the most profilond res Pet fur the IhiSstrious • i Personage who c ommanilld'the Army, tit whtnn 11,1 spoke most fraud acne terms thOtigllt those ob;ervaiions called for by the pr,..serit slits . . tiun i f this Couatry. Ile. observed, thit what he recommended, did not intellect, with the inra , nre now before the It t Ose ; on the eniiirary, it was. perienly contostent with it, and with that of - the system of Ili , Army of Re , crve. It was meter too Lite -but a work of this if GoVernto , oit what Int had stat`std to be true, it woi6:l be an unr,c,hin noBligence of duty t o molt an)" rail of G ittronient should tun; thro mat ter in shelf t!%, and so rake the opinion t i ) f (oilers on Ihe,tlOC:, ;le load ilte.cd, lie sh,tuld think Ott, he hall &We a gicat deal, , (ntil intLt a. a. 2 he 0,140 expra to be able to tlti, tor that !IC 'X OS riot of consequence roonglr to hate any inci , .tite 'of II is hind to originate w slit him Inv he s,uh,tlii. red it to the ilyevtigation of Military N'I;11, 4 ( 4 1 h, could veiEritte to say, whatever tuipht tic thought • of what lie bad said ` belore,:it was nut idly laid beore them, 'foss' fed him 'to touch upon another bids appeared to hisnto be of gre.it Iris tancr meant that' of is Military Council, up. ore i.vbieb he took oCeasiOn again to rronoonte an high eulogium art ills • R iyal Highness the Coin. ' t n iut det i n Chief, who, he said, fully . to she love (loci gratitude' of triT whole British "stint -; and he also praised the that...oiler of th e Q1.1,1'1(1. M,t , “ et General; and gave thin, able Oflic' full credit 1 , 11 most extensiVe.knowledge ; hot he, 111.til.t,ii the.lllllll6 of these Qtrikie is were tire ly devoted to official lab:Airt, so that they couht# not rity a tient ion to all the . points he had., been did n It Hone them 'itemise they, did not ray at. tension e,t iheae gteat and important as th e y welt', they' could not dy it, it %al 110 t 11111 U. man i,ature lit 1i they .rhoulcr, from the immense m,, , ,, they hul• ,i ii•tit y nv, I tor,. it was iinpeiasibte that WOttil be -the Isti , iness of a I t /I; l . mq hit advantages insight makie ; it y a,i(l litteit th , ! geti...;ll ; on:civ of ic ,lit,rry Attion ; and 5 , 1 far this, from an rinptopi r thought thit rthis tirKe was pren,iatk• Avivtl tar su o a n 10..iii(ition. Ile must once wore entte4rt i'vLi . ipii;4) l siVlioit,ie, t s to g-tve inme at. tents 111 to the ideas he had thrown o u t . t h e p qs . ty,ttf ' 6thr strength, artning : , ourselVe3 by for. • _ lineation,- for if ;toy ge,ml ci)iq be: derivtd . by'it, it w,rs the intitt sacred duty Ntinistcrt to adopt it, That the elnitit:.et, might be thrieolnieviarld to o ne in Wo. 110 teils1)11, nor!' any eActise fur our i t 4 vi!, t , any thing to 'chance, arid thetelvre Govern. r i r !ot wh',inl,l 41(1,1 this to the otift meitsures altctuly In o v ,enoion. . a. 71, s A ‘.; i ET ,1111 1 l? said, it Woni - not his ihrtn9oo to hollow tilt lion, 04):9!enian who I , l t o k e ' 1,01 itsotigh I,ir scry too g otptimly was r Wit hiiiPi.eittiNtlirtliity tri n, bot any Rre'at know le,h4", operarifws, lit jj, ti rl ;my ( , 110iion . fot; t h e 1 - 11) ,,C ) , J y r); would .itodt.r take to he ; b ut he shoti;J to lot blamed it he not turned. Isis attention to the subject, iv,idt he eettaioly hid done, and titsrelote he should ofj,o- ten , obhervations upon tb, tiOW li , glst----1 . 14,2 i t , 11, GPl)liiwan w h o conditlll Ida sleeck by paying' a . very proper consp'tinitint to the cow', the intim-loos mroatider in thief of !!is Maje-ty's Land Forced, and also that (it , th o e 4 . .) . ,,zarter-rviasfcr-G.'neri4 l , tied beCawe it, was yerr tvell and amply merited, and, hy all ;liar wtiss . aiti. ; ity'ilve:tion.'Oentletivar., it did not a o r ear.'thatite•,. had testified arty Watts:,tti confidence lit the military ' affairs of this Country ; he ittid said ,that Ito highly approved .of.....the...anc44.sure, now before •tlie. House, but if he had ,not said ,t4o,..llc.4llotilti,h.ve thought 'that the 1-lon.*Gentlei7an tlisapproYed of the condone' of Ylivisteis, and h' i td no real confidence in the Mi. 'Hurl Derarttocnt this, Country, . and_ tha!-'.he . ineatit to 'accuse Nlitti.,ters, and expose them to' the' eyes of the ,People of this Country anti ftcr he had adverted to any things which he. sod c'tigh . t to' have 'been done, 'which was a species of implied L....toque' up rviloisters„ be. cause stt.;ll thing's' were tiol dith not coin.. plant of this c.. ; nr3 , ..., he was persuaded the '11..m, Ge'ililematlftiutid it 'oil (lay y as a Meobs.r of Par. liantlit, I I , oare in malty of w hat 1;c had the gond fortune per. !tips to agree with the 1 - fm. .Getitleinan. This ho ttc ver wave no t the • fit st time %shell this 'mote; Oas taken up by Govetottnent, for it had 'hero the stdj.Lt of attention with 'them ever since the year 1796 and 7, and a very Considcraf.le pr. gtess I ad maife, a great deal tii time and IntetteCtoal la. h our h a d he t n bestowed u i t'ott it.--Whether i• h a d been carried t au C:xtent to satisfy mat y Ge n tiv twit, coraa.l c ett ' a l n 'fy . t iot to sa ,,. the 111011 , .ir,1)4.. Gerolemon who ',poke hot, who lie knew to, ha a - man of idiilit .les and high Character •as an C IIC could not liwt t vt. r help ohservitA, ;liar the I loitourable 'Getttletnan in '••••411nost the 15 lio,e hi:, ;•••t i et•co wastit:;cvr.r~lingon •extretrN case:, not on pro4ble events, lint on 'such its were metely possifile, apt not in the least degree pr.ihahle ; steal this dad not a,•ptar to hint to h e a good way of conSitkring eithet liattet's i this or of any other kind. 'i.e Holt.; G,,oriettiatt had said, that we ought not to he c .ntent tA. I It a paint in v.littit the charges were three titoosand to o o e lit (for lavour, anti oust ,tye ought not on ally dr:r: to leave any thing whatever to chance : tioshe orehentled to be pushing the matter a tittle too fOr,alter, all,there was no adaat certainty' in h om ,,t, ts ; ..oirmthing int:vitality must bel ng to ; n it did the Hon. Gentleman make ally rt fe'reiter to tic manner whidt 0,41 Engiatio soon!ch m)cc y f or a g.,, , (1 Witil", tie ihiY( die .4 'IA be able to 'do so still, since ,he issue not fallen tiff to het . cliar.iCit't, nor ohnotislictl her ..stritigili; bidet ti he thought altin;ogli, titt was • I ii oc s e n e t ati'd, lint Aocestots, it they c nod cos i ne Coe wave, wotod hive been gitittl. deal cur. at Smite t!,iii 6 h which liad been Uttet , %d w. night, and, on some I..rincr occasion'', upon . he bet* • If .tt 1 0 11 Se. llc approved itto„..ty ut the. comploneni which the ilonouralte Ge n tfe, titan had paid •to Out iltu , triou, m Cootander it; anti to the c2itatter OlatAer Getwral, hut he help re b rzt tieg that the De; lit } ' (,),.titer fvlaster General wits nut present In the 11 '( i ,C ittoy, for it Itet wete, vvourtf hive informed the hitt. ttpon in:toy ptont, by whi t : h tt ti our) that.. his mat in. wt re grianitilt.,,,, he wnitio ti'aie lea: tit 44,10 ?lie Q.atier Yla•tter (,;metal, that ' intich very ot iVislitary Couocit had • been•eartieb too., exectiAion by the asso)a , ce tit a tio had Itt tjuend'y Itlivi,eit as an (Wiser • t the 11t rush Army,'attd , who Ita.t 'the 'advaittae itt she flOn. Gendeman who ;AA, , 01 sireki% tile oper r t tms ..f War, aod 1);0 tool that great and IL leStritiWi i 4 f 111,•4,:e i“; W 5 adoweil by the'am. Cool-, ticinati to he one 01 OA: iCtles of military merit—lie hi let ett that office was well conducted, aid tit:;„; the attangetnepts' of it were preci3ely what the i Lou. Gent tetnao, pointed out in his speech, atitl the hlonotitalile.Gentletn.to would 11;1d, '! 1 he went ttirough t h e d eta il o f • th a t •tither, That the IVliittary operations there were .(:atrial ''int int he had mated they •Itoirld be canted on .2 :tad when tile H. Gnileintio emit; to know t he , - .lstrititition tit our inottaiy farce, lie would st t dittik that any part of the service was neolect , !‘l. ‘l.'ite l fun. lieutleman had favoured the 11.' , Use With ii' very lot% and abte - lettUre on military afftirs', foul he' agret'd with the Hon. Geittlemiti there was no secret divulged by - what lie said, for , that all'he said tvas know o to the enemy as well as 'to us in 6uitte,resitt6s'; but not 'in all p'oilits. There were many circUnistatices concerning this Country with which the French were not Wcti ;it:quainted ; they were not well acquainted wi t h t h e i'do i ti e o f this•Cotottry—" That they have' had 'some iitior. • intiiion front this' Coniitry through Spies," Mr,' y, ittt9, AgiVq--tll4ti they ought many of them to be hanged I :twee, and that some tilt lietti Will be halt. eel, many vif them Ought'to be hanged long ago, 1 know." l'he lion.:Cientletnait has sa id we ought to tort try L nidon. I say yoil'ought not.to lortity Lootlon. I do not mean to say that you . , ought I of to prostile tor vita worst, hot' I say that with English nir v e s ,, speaking at an Foiglislinian, anti I:elitigN, that in fortify London while yoOltave a Fleet, manned , with bo.ooo.Scaineit,..noiv ,at sea, :end tin Army, - such as yore have in England and in Ireland, it would lie a ;li•grace to you IV Ilnnit 014. ficlore vve tor.ifyttigl,ontlota, let us see the Loewy in itle month of ' , Ur liatbours anti although' I do:not deity' there is a liOtSllitity, ter even liabdtty of their throNiog tato a large lady :of melt on our Coast, — yet I with not it k ray_cha ra4er CtyinA, that Lood:oi ought to he fortified See so of of - these G , :otlenien tense too.) our ports.; but here I Inuit obseive, with :ill die respezt lt have fur the Hort: Getitletnart, at 'd I, certainly have a great Ili:41 he one matter w hi c h is importinit,,tohl that is the t:Eett of, our Force, coitsidered its it ready is, a e.tamiiii i ii on by sea and land i and uptitt this •-übj-`t G "n. en. Orman has out had any ut tit cz, i ricncc than my». sell, trtherwt,e I .sltottlti dt fo tits authority mice' that, 1 th k il. ain calico tavou to do tin the tifetielit liaving stated, the,: ittieral ob sc ria. tio mitt os, he id he stioultl' not foilttw 'the. Him. G e n. tlettian through the titall Of his and which iltdced-he was the he,, iocltoed to do, sie.ce the Hontturrible Getitieman approvtd of the bid now before the 1 - loun!, and alNtr because in many oh his general setittitaeiliS h a d obiervva, huwever, it •Wd3 hut very UStoil 'to 'speak to irtilititfY f Out iIC contessea mit at in that .1-Itl4lSe sot:ya; a<n • rime of day, when men's minds ,Wert rtsuco more brOuOt to bear'on this . sobjea, it waq perhaps ne eessitiy we should have some, such discussions at; they.:, atleast so it seemed to be thought, although there 1' 'lll been many very. able (Dicers in . that House, who always. thought it prudent not, to go 'init> a Military Lecture in that House., because they 'considered that such LeOures'and Disquisitions Were upon • the whole .of matter better adapted for Eiteentive Government than for the flouse of Com 'mons, particularly as on pratqical - arestion arose out of such LeaUres or . D6quisitions,—and the Gen..lemao himself suid, that he did not mean. to bringa'ne charge against flis Maje! , ty'sGovernment : 'if he had Meant Et') make a charge against Govern. mein, his Speech would have been ,perfeetly app . °. -site, for then it' would have been a Ledure to Go . vernmentpreparatory it) a mote serious. censure; but a.: a le - tqure to tore House, he must be excused if he drd oot see the necessity of it. Officers in .general had iln ught it better to give leflures toGovernment in priv.oe, when tl:ey saw what they disapplot eil,•and they had not gis en leOures 'to the House ,of Com mons. T e'l ;dn. Gentleman had, however, pursue d a course of his own: he had observed also, by way • of inference,-that. then fire t.,fQ inter-master Gene. ral as ill constituted he d, d not i n d ee d say so on ►he con: rat yhe had cs tultlimented Offi:er aha heitht, but iris observation implied that the ffice is as 111.constitUted, because he had said the Ctfieers it Inid not tone to attend to what was most' im. por ta nt in the t ffi2e. Now that he denied---doi-there wat in - that ,office every thing that coti'd he desired for plaits detail and correspondence, The lion. Gen. • le.nan had,lamented that we haul no Military Coun. ell iftere was such a C tined, and there was an 01., fierrin it to whnin this Country was mach indebted, ColonefLindemilil,ou whose char:liter he pronounced at very hantl.onie Eublitnn, and lamented the -wsloott he had, riceived iu the field rendered -it impossible Ito him to take it Again ; hut he lent valuable as sistance by his excellent itA ice t, nor was this all, tor we had now Military, Inssittnions and , Col- It ges, 'which had proheed much already, and much mite might be expetted there were many per, s those. Colleges Who would, he lad no doubt, hr great ornaments to their Country: H e answered ffe.tib ereatioos Which had been' made on the sub.. j-et tit fi,ii,ng.up the Line out of the and observed, Ow they would be mi?c,rd for service in '• the kingdom, in case ut :en Invasion. Having token - . Many other topics, .he observed, that he %v;ls not ,wale of having been. teraisi. In not ndin ing flonoto able GentleMati on a sub • j saw t he,, " Ut u,hicli be is SO much twiSattr„ And I no .11V5ter at all ; .but I did not. wish that the Speech iii 'he H,,0, Ge.itlentitl,6ll, t ind go forth Iwo r its w noansvered aid that , the Public Alight think there is no preparation made on our Coast •;. , ind 0, the. , Hon. o!rnritttl,49 knows a great ,le,:t • lit r ,r.er than that: - he Geallein A n.may• tha , he is. not satisfil is Hi what is done, and thlt more otig!l.l be done. 1 may say, 1(1114., mysdi, tllut mote should he done, for more is now ; but ‘lO nut' let hint there is ms arming or • aitillety un the Coast, 1 do nut pretend t.i 5.,e,, drat the lion:Gentleman will, he satitfied, but 1 be lieve the Enemy will he yit;sfie,-/.', • col one l Cs.Awiw Kr) ill ::Xp!anatiOn. Said' fie . had been Misunderi,iood by the ft;ght Hon. Gistlenian, and stated shortly the points in which he conceived that he had been misconceived. Mr. PITT said, thitt..-w4h i...ord to the 6b se r2 vations which hall-. been m:wie 'with toped to the, m,eanS of national defence, the coW,ldzrations of the. most advantageous posts for, the pprpose of trefence, an t i for Ecifauting the .operati ns of the Army, though much might remain to be done, yet er .tainly we were not ;lest itut&of an, foundation olextensive inforroation long since obtained, which was ,' be hoped, every day increming.. could not be , • soppo:w.d, that thoughthe danger elf Tn vas.ion was. never so irmnintnt- or pressing in the last War as •ir was at tilts moment—thougb the.. En c, my never had,then so Iprg an ,oppeetimity of fixing his,attention, and colletting his means for the de. Strottioh of this CuoNry wit.bout being tliAtirbed by menaced attacks on.the Conthient, though the sende of 4ti u o, W43„,f01n01 AleCCSS'iltY • • at , that • and under these circumstanceso%!lt not 19 T C:oniid , “Ctl as a :criterion Qt the degrec t►t pieviration which ,was to be consider.' ed as.,rezcos , A; at this tinie_i. yet it was nor to b e soppmed even at that ; that • Ilts,3\ila jefity's Mknifirers s the general superintendanee of . the Affairs of tin.: CoUntry,which w as all that could belong to His Maje•ity's Civil f..iervants; that the llustrimks Personage svll9, fortunately fc'ir tine 0,t10... try was then ani upWat . the head • cf the Arirry, that the very and distinguished Gentrals'w,lio 4.0,1 the cononal,d 'of DistriOs, it, was, he said, not to be supposed, shat they ,ha , l not all turned their al ten-, tit. it t o what appeared ar that linc, nr.cr.”s3r , the li'orce the Country tisen po%sessed, to in , zi an enterprize as might be attets;pted on the part the Enemy. I h would Veils):,: to say, J' hardly one Military' Dlstnitt, its .tse. c.4luntry,o Which there were ii .: , /lctootials in the. posiession at 9.ovtrnment, conuiii,iitg a minute statement of the, various points' o . f rebistance to, ,an Invading Erie_ my, with regartl.to the.security'rif the. Sea Coasts' an‘l the proles:Lion of the Capit.l.. There were t,niter. reports relative to tl , e Counties ill which the - gr i eat. Naval Arenals writ! S41131(4(1 p and ilk() with re. gird to otlier.oljects which die Honourable Officer ranked trv4t.i , ,s 'importance, viz. time. fortification of the. Humber., t o ,whicii he would beg to add ann. - thrir.Objed: more remote in point Of situation. • hut riot less important, he meant the defence of New. c,:atle, which - from its' cimnexlon • with One. of the great articles. -, 4.catisumpti o n in the Capital f and fr o m other obvious Can, , , , ; v as o f such extrem e i mi ,„t tanc e, that it tva,tu,t he. ,alp.,urd to 'oes:upy the time of the House- in.tolorei o li t . It was not, how. ever, tO. itntgined . that its r!le Course the las t War these considerations had bran over-looked p„ n i ct il dt hy_w hen these were Arch ine.n `•itr chat les Grey, who ha d the Conowh,4 Nortl,trn 1) 1 „ Tr ia ; N.Sitien the 90verpotin hail the. advantage i at one period of the %Vat, of all the s u ggest i ons of-, the aike of ftiehnotu!, ittiOo t whom, although upon unite particulari there:might be a,difference 0 1 4' nion, yet it was ackiluviltAtd that there were few into of greater kllQAleti4C or of MOTC accurate e that Mt) - -•Kwl~• l i li 41,1% fleet . who , h4t.t been .(!tupiete, to, General him das, w ho, front iris bitumion, tad exte3:ding views over a:! the IY..'riac! Iu addition to them, there tv.is L. , rd Coin"'" lll4 ' t. whit colunurkled in the Snutittr'n wai not to stippAe that /lie IM lll.l ste ls at th.te time had riot greatpuia , s Of Military forma'ii , n betore them, tlia tvoull curni,h abundant tuui , dati n for the .Officers now emeloyed td . work upon, therett)re C.;'.)vcrotrent posse,sul ali (his rne.o:•• rf. it he nittoot hot tiupposc that the) ml,lO hrtve ItTe. :tletns cd bririing torvvit. whatever might tte nece,,sary to improve the 'defence i . the C;Unity. lie +v . as also very tar !rani intagit,ing that we ought not to hive veal deuce in the iMproved ;late of ()kir Army ; hni ,a 5 his orinion w I -01 vhe stare, of our Ariny.'h e (4"ght W o,ktglt not to vop short in Our it(tempti to tender , Ai r SybtCln ttf i.!t:ferCe as peSfCet. 05 l 05 ^ rbtc. llc was. nut 'banguine er,fliigh to think t!lg Perleai nn - in that point, tither had or Could be oh , tainett,,hu t he w.is sure- hr Hon. Otlicer would agree with him ig thinking ilnir there were malty cilitngr however tienefioia they ni=ght appear to be, vvl'i .clir it would be imprudent t., at tempt in a time . of Wa r, .' and when we ruihr expefi to be called to the co""1 1 every linur. He could not 144.1 p here remarking f',r ht • own satisfatiion, some of the .44ivas11.4ges'which hail. already. been derived from the indefoigable atten-, (ion and pains bestowed upon this subject, by His Rnyal 1-figides. the Coattnand..r in Chief. • foundAtion had been hid of foiming and the- most intelligent Military Offieci.,..:-... t he f ju nda. , tion wad. laid- for Military ,Educ.atiory and Instate. lion, not only; forti.ose , were young and intA perioneed, but eventhus of higher ranks, much to their credit,. had no hesitated to avail theinselve sof it, rt.t 64tly 'or v-iytog rutit new of .In,tiOtion, but t6r, f !rubtog l: told ; a:l this *had brio :Moe at tl e Aeadrmy. - 1 he adthintitges of nut rest upon .calculation,. hot } ,,,v'eki he ex' r p rience youiig . .-tnen alt, , r few-moot" instrtietioo, .g iv e aitipke pr , of 3. of t. Lie degve (3 i" 1 provvinent (Ley - 4,1,,i41,41, in the, Cionpki 4 ..,n in a t iairi o ll to ,this,,tl", lilutt';: d.it iutt.14,,41 taid fOr Litt:ins to Army ui Re > er, yr , • and or cr,Nit ing iiito d) t r mos t e xtensiVo7'il Fnre4t`t4) ill it •A rinc •;. fi e erl with Qtlieer, tligt ou'r Itegtriar 'my was n - t so gt4,.31 in i g i, t LU wished, bird adoi.!ed for in.,i;ing that Ar •my greater Ilia: , evO! wa'S this (2 , siottry for ( tune of War, • a ll - 04,, t h e y v . tie creating an 'trnc tive irregOlar F, A c e ; re. spa t,, 1 the eidtranoges wo.o::11 lie v. a.; ti)' p.mo. ent.firtict:c.'oy I I, ;l ,A)i l i c cr . 1) •'I itctel.ar Lit .is ctoi„l oio the. thsf.n , Hon and extt tit of our 1 ill! cc, ment had. I.r ~ ided such ample meall , I. r at d im i ,r,,,111, ; it, !hat even tile , i Ciiiter 5t1' , .1% ,f his (.2,,uatrpt. bt.'ku• was C. , lnme'ndahty tau i , nlSj, w:tis t)11 *ill" • (.10;'1 that it we bad 'tittie to c.anpteat it, we h • considered as abso liatlytitle..He .ctinside tett . 1 a great a.lvantage, atui 3ti‘a source (g . 81 1 ' 4 4 consttlaci,;n, He would however, at: the same. 1101 F admit, that even th,:se.a.dvant.ges would not Jtisttii, its it, -I;, ;:f rii,*sing , ill ;.iny.teiy with. regaid: our Wife' • adopted. Sulipose alt the means of defence which h, d been adop ;~,),'were note carried into exci.‘utitin ; 'sup , pose all the objeela which they had in view in their platys wer e now acidinent yet Si foii!lt l4l 1 " they et,!( uld give us security.v.W.litlol ibia • W ol 4;(l . i , e(3lre (Is against a ill o“ drsi,trateartclalthib li struggle, Tlie ineasnics now adoptetl - w . vold, ii 4ve., were, not , wanting to oOsielt es, cosine the terahaa . „ (tun of the ells:test in onr PAP it tkle rnained, any. lard e.l" itu'a:ls, ;lily other tneasure , 'Py, lit: tailitne.ot .of our. It curia) be all', tiered inure caqr ,with ItAs of iiri , ttsll Wood' with a sh9ites iotenil oh alx..hchv :114 :,;:j.rth h,e i with insert utilt . on Ii) the oi.lutitrY (.1 the with v, °chi nOt , say but oi thot.e evils, of that inconvenience, tli.tt whichotiast_neccs.,:nily . In.,any a ste.tt strt4gl e of this kind ; if t 146 cooki lee atta:,,nt:.,l, not, however con ii4l2ntly, vve - ihigitt r.6y, cor presen.ripli4ps of ilerence, to 171:!i it lky ita44:i of Fro - ., C it 1 iffle n.e.tO•o t ' sllottcning, it. .I.:pwi it c;.(:4i I ' 4! pointed 4kt4 !hat . there wrr,. ;Isle moot, tvlikli could imtnedi.ttety h,,.ve it largt, 'Y which the P.e. , ,,,riinen;s of the I rd, he kv!,)klld Cieur,!Ji '•ve m•!•!•fe it, %'t it :tut if t)Ltt ri;Y* ''h;VY' ry ! ;, A , • , I . 1 .1 1 4. Woi,4 4 1 we c ,, 11 „.,1,1,: :/ ed r,01). , itc ; C. • elll,tty 411 y Lee, rt „„ (;;;]•(. Ar!!*.yo , It "lOU i;‘t atffie. lit fay grrot a; aid rChi i ri;:;pec 41.4.1 1;.11-)w',‹Lii!.e of I : . ' e 111:11 • v . Cr "Vclt rn;g11; k,i,ii.to het: t:io AO)) • au . ,..oncraed, yc.A. tapr '.t. mind 11) 4 :O .. ' tett ain the iiiek iii su 4.)11! - , r 3 :! , tie:• ; !'"e leill.oftlect,i)k:e, as 1 0 1:110tk i•I 11,;!t) ti as it was no,v the purpoe 01 tronscer t ing then' 4o tl•:4. Atm v • knew 71117+ it was but that the r-ei to.rt. at any ••••,iti% v iolei,l iti!,•i••ittC ; 11. P 9 ' 4,1 .:e LC , di% Cmi )11:11 lit.. I, tl, ; 1 11 1 : : I ) l ; hi e e w t 1 1::: 4 vtrf ti Hen ehhl4l tit supple%scd, hut make ti.cm to 1 ,,, `` 4 tliekr .111,4 re in. die genital . glory _t; t. trien.;olA shout f.el ry ev< ry 01114,er 'lo° IViOtta 1:011)Otte! r!!...,,O)tt;',,,vith a. VIVN cut tyih g wi eve ! ' • 'lie ot the R.41111.4+1 root". `!! 3 * 14 1 from l'hing to fituer the. Militt,t or JAI li. dv of awn, kit he was Cotkll4t . CeS th.t if I'.,ngli:4l•": in %veto i , l„et:d under prOpet Officer,, ii tilt-) . that tik.gree of which t'iey tnig - lit in a short it' theywetv iti',x,cd with 14 .''" j""' stool coluillatitteti by ante General:, they wouiLl.,,"" lush for tile present oceasioci a fusee su tespreh' l '"' au gre4tl so useful, that to hazard making it less, s'' toy an operation that would at the s4lTie ting e I f :„ * ; ditce their nu m b ers an d wound' their feclit'Fi c t " 11 . 11 1t 1 stlake them., think. worse of thetwel.ve