The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-05 00:00:00

lilthe prohlinn the-Cciieipoyente betAye(ttp, Marquis Wellesley a n d ti.e A.lnertean,Minister, re iNi'vonsiletabit) eltjeceloa. ' It was, foomuch practice,. as -the, - Rtinourattle c;entl obserr•ed, enintl bad • y erved, in America, to make commun i ca . is of the natnie alluded to, public. ei,nse ince Which. resulted from it produced the.most' ,. jadiaig-erfects to'tite. subjects und er d iscuss i on ,- I it Avaii ailvi,able that the. matte's- in drspute "lid not be tus d e the rsobject of deb ate in Parlia lt Thel - loisse whuld perceive that until tie cak Sions - tviretlesed,' if tnestibject. were brought der the ratiee.ofiParliament, it would tend to 4137 de.confidential communications. Witir liithAD now understood that - the points der diaciv.sion NVerit robe considered abstractedly' 'at the Dipltimatie etareipOtldepice. lhests ,-re the Chesapeidt and the Orders Cuuncil,.and . Charge d'Affaires has no authority, nor Can !y;Io carry:en the discussions relating to - them:-- Itvitithstanding what the Right Hun:. Gentleman: ad said, h e was not satis fi ed but that the Atnericmt itiverament, concetsing the discussions tet luinated, flight publish the correspendenco. . With this' et . tiig he shoul d . conceive it his d ut y to move, on Friday next, for the production of the cones ixoniesce, EX OFFICIO INFO) MA I,OL,ItSTONI3 postponed, till. Wednesday i alaligti t, t?onight, his motion respecting Ex Ojficio Infer . 1411tERTY OF ' THE PRESS. 11, Mstcrtisi presented ' a Petition froas " the 'rioters, Booksellers, and. Pohltshers, stating ce.r -4.10 grievances under whieh.they at present labour r r , u4) the operation of the 39th 'or the King. The entiort having 'been' read andlaid " The' tal)te' the Honourable Member gave notice i that , he -should,: hill, thi s tioY fortnight, move for leave t o brin g i n a Dill, to explain and a inee d tfie.Ait 0f4.0 .. 39th of toe King.' u EAST INDIA COMPANY. LitiVt•tY rose to Move tot-certain papers ex .llatlatury utthe. affairs of the .Eitit, India ConritanY• Uentlemaii's ohjea in Moving was, to , the I - fouse that the C.iinpany wet e 'not' jus -1,411 th tleclarirrg a di v id tnd to , slte. amount of; u 34 1 1 000 14 on 'Wren*, capi a7Prfke4t'd;flgi luotex Ii Ittled, was,.on the p.trt.Of the Dir-e(4°.rs' : 1 1 1 / 3 41146Ltui, bs` which was P ruvided t4ll4Pirettors 411c,tlid not declare n•dividenci bur -1,,t Ongset proceedi 'Atetir. ttopuill concerns, 1 14 *, eras 'the' attnel eiivk 14 : 1-r ti .:44. lwit tivoly.stititiiptucettls, they, ' in point ‘' wet, had a deticivney of more rigs(, t v• 0 shin..tinas 4 , 44 hotly h a d pati4 L n eot for ire. loan 'of !rtts 'million and .a holt; -11-A ' 4 luti'l t; ens .rgierrr`ed ; t he gth and loth Will. which (so jealous w+4t-u, tkaillament at that d.ty 14ter-CompinY) I,"vid`.f(l. 111 ,the) shoutd no % deeliirei a , clitiditild tmht.t4' lb* t r f 4 ,., 14 ' vnitdd , bear it. Tot next APt'wa"l'' 614 le'!'oevit Auoe, at which period he COmpany bad , 11: 14 „ b eeti 3,00!),.1)001, to Govi•rialleoi u ; lit tiLit iVele EiCalle ur.. clauses t . vs!Ofsitsg t he cft`l""s ti:(,i sere 1641 Ittly gut •11)t: Cateatic, and t eat attera , inatio in the divideuds. The public t i v ''" ll a participation with thin CompanY;- a sPe'' it , ( 4 . wr,s,,,nelett thrwt,.eti.asettt, the ,71:1 or A0propriAtiOtt of, the Suipik4s a tie tt"- 1e made. :Its -this Staie -"niatters, stood till 11,4 1 ,,*' 411 1-31 the ltut44 tit h, Compatiy deti9etH,. I , i4 l .' 4 l l .v4trie to Piirliainent for kayo to irtakea;di..... /, tight per'crilt. It) 180 „7) aqui* Pi had nu bvplus hut, in conso toce Of various- exneditiot, re e ot• . mat time (1, 11 tto " el l' !erectile, their. expenditure- lt,rvlng • aad Ittreipts,upw4rds of set d:n ltl►lttsma ;; roam v<iriotAutiteh of the same itaturc, 114 4 ', now fifieeit worSe than nothing. It' kg- these paptliii, he vtihhed 10 ktin , v :the sta)o tniefm a t i -,, e 1 , .,„ .h 'y 't id done 11V1 11 6, 11 Ni atiAi a 1)116;er cent. c se' when their .re `Vll4 1 4 4 1 dett,Ltive to the eX tern he had : , .tat d ? itri!l,lthetie parent wear; itirnklird, 5h , ,:410 d'kt'Y to call Ow atienlitoi (tithe Ifotise.to • ' 'Pei on souse future day. The lien, Condi:iv:am .410 ed f or .016 A Stateme nt o f the atm:not of Dir,i,!cilds urns Via.upon the Capitol stock ot (ht. Loii C:4ll l , al'.y, deetared at the Ntakutituter A I„l)?..rtrruit..was %Mt diSpoqvd to 'withhold the .1 .4611 1 Ow 'Hon Geiitletzian, tv \Owl) w.ovUtoct , , i• • l e_ ki t , 0' t. 111 fias+Ule the Liu I,itt.ot reiinds' t tdr clisprov logti. ohii• t Ilich iYll9urobie Octxlc:trtan Ind so proioNrlY tA?det tif e Peo4l) the meats Ir' .ag ...wo n of ine i.lllliri. 01 ti 4411.1riL11.5 c ,, i , ll,lity. Ii w 9 lit Lit" '',' ht ' en 14 l ituaticto a tia: Ooinvani wad. lAt rucks as `4''' fittibf g d . iirvti roLksTo 11 c thongli t the sk.ll) * vel to which„ II,: kannourabie Vtieod 01,:.cr,, , ,,y,.. ) ha 4 cAllecl. I(l,dttntoo of the Dire4r, or ipe • L.)si ,ii'444 I:, h ilarl'y We it worthy of 3 Inure detaik..i . doNwor... ! if"tttltill.rtlrni wiov,h Iwti beery tarie, im kt is •, (0 te,4 411 , 111 , 1 L 1 the HOooirrillile Diret.tor Wiyi irril .1) t•N , ition i.,1" theit2(iiko iiiriOrs, witiCh iie.to lily idade , 4141)ce 4,,ainst tlit7in oi fillerti nvit'ulls° . ' ' , Alr ' eh ARt.es GRAN''. could liot bee the neoe4, . 4 1 `' t 1 of entering into a toll diAeoshiOu ot tile oni)," ':, as the l.ipers were het o:,:jeted tp. TOs'r‘ 1 1114 no ece,isietr ter the observstioils Of the , ''ble Lord iespecling his 119. Friend. In ' cow - L1N'14411414 o the affair,. the Hort.' Qtfrithf th:lo,lw.hen • ' log of a deficit of fifteen mill , ons, had iiirklimte,,ii ~ , . 41, c, de f icit that the te' tritOtitn of (fit '''''91111)111 1" . India WOMd produce twenty muttons- to bet . 1 4) Lae . ..1733. .:i.g.iitl3t the deficincy, as it milt molted by 1 ' 4 .lietitlatuatt. But at the present he could not eater 4 .',til a premature discussion futher than to assure rite kion:' Gentleman he had; in. referring to the j aw, entirely mistaken the meaning of if- - runt After a few obsereadons front 'Lord' As. --lithfir.- 4r. Anast, Mr. R. Tuoasproiai'' Ste H• ONTO011101tT) MA Vir: R. Siturm;tho In'ti°4 was *greed 1 0 . • ', . • , 0 ' T,t,e Hon. °end an they moved for a statement 'l'ke„PrOceeiting of the eourt of Diteatara on if' ti?temon Of detthAriog the 'dividend: : tend,, 0111 NNWPOrtI. asked . whether- it was in tit:4, --% to igive notice to Parliament ot - the iermina . of Illi eotnpany's charter, and the proposition i reae*ingit Mt% b u Tho t1.1:04 replied in the affirtnatise. tlic 4., motion was then agreed t".' * gin ,?4,4t/1111, hOMIttY 'moved for th^ Repeal of lint 1)4i:1144434} :which is an AO , pasled•br th. footi,f,„ ‘ „,n t l'" r. ,_ef Irtiat i d,, making.,it,p eon t 'to ittai ``l ulttlebill;.rOttha' itt-thlit liiilsoip,ii. .. Leave given i .as alio for ti sl.nilarilill with respect to the. Act in Great Britain. '' . •. ' . --- Mr. Foi,Lita presented a Petition - fror. - I.,edrtaiii Parishes in- the county of Sossogi ePlut 3 la 4 ling of hardships which they sustained in coaseqUePP43 01 the soodden,quareti of troops, leaving behind them their. wives.and children, for . wholi it 13t1C4q1e. ne testary:lo provide. l'be 'l4oa. Cier,ntletuati exptes°7 .ed: his hope. that Government would biz on agrtle soliente- to temedy this evil.. ~..: .. , . . • . .. ~ , Lord Pat .Hkat..g ,observed,. that-Gov.erutnent were vett - vet-1y aware 6f .' the : circemstance, and would' etstielivoty to provide , a remedy against it. --'. The .Ikaition-was ordered to !levy the table. '• Nit.. LIIACI-1 rose to tnove for leave to bring in. 'a .Bill to repeal the Statute of last Session, respect.- 4ng t lie Tensions to . foieigo IVUnisters, so tar only - as it atfecled-perAtins who entered into the diplomatic seivice, 'before lite passing of the Aet. , He observ ed, "hat - . Ilia( service, however honoarable, was tieldom sought by those to whom profit way, a con- ,gidei.ation • ot% no in‘portance. Diplomatic 'Offices were 'in. their nature' temporary, and the ettiolu.. meats -during their continuance were not such As , to.enable the'indiOdutals who held them, and who fur the'plirpose. of. holding. them relinquished every pther piolession,. to 'ltalie a provision tnr the fu ture. He therefore moved .for leave to bring in a Bill, &c. . .• . . • After a few observations from - Mr. AaLacitoss.. pic, Mr. Arit.natironcs, Mr. 14..tta.v.it, .sod Mr. I.3ti.tittus, leave•was given to bring in the. Bill. . . PENITENTIAILY HOUSES. Mr. Secretary 'llynaa, .i(ter dwelling sortie time. on the necessity of investigating ,the subjed by a Cornthittee, before the House proceeded to an un.. dertaking which - would cost it very lirge sum of . money, m;)ved '' That a C:ornroittee be appointed.to Coll4l ,, tfilie, eic,pOir.iivy of erecting a Penitentiary House, Or Pentterni,. ' I,louseS, tn,der the 34th ot the if)th Of ilk . pre.-"ot M . ajesty ; and to re;!ort,. i 9 case they . . should deem the adoption of the measure now referred to thin tem!fiCi:ii, whether tioylid ,ilitionat.provhrton would be wanted for the same, and what number of individuals that !loose or thbso houses shonld be cakolated . .l.o receive:." , .• ' , Si. S. ttO;4ILLY %kOttlld not or-.10F,e the rnotiPn, though he '‘tors still ot opinioo, that on a int(j*.t cloar . alitiost to deinoti,tratr,o), .an 'Adores., to the crown at 011 c,! %,,,uld: be the preferable nrOce.:ding.., 4,. ! .. a Comoirtiee \vies to h 6 appoilited, howeter, lie thought the oiljeti ()flitch . inquiry stiotild be: more extent,l , . 0, H e would h),,,:‘' tHe.;,,,,qtiA4i . I he:: c,, , 0p 4,itive advantit4es of edlitieemont in Vtt enite-' ainy fltinseS withatol,ri,onstrieirt in Lie holkii, and trati...port,eioli to New South NVIII-r It ' . 11 , 11 ' itlr9 . 091 tii,;t 'll.c' iitt.t 01 I.l)c.ix I: , ll)l.,.meTlLi inigllt . li4io:l;*.ly let: LoliA',ititi2j, t'%'itli oeuetir ''bOtti - to tltit';e4lo it and the I,tiolic,,' ler file 'two.•lii;e, and . '' ' - l' ' ' di6 the , f 1 it • 'I wore . particnisr v fur lint, t_ , ...k`: a 0_ ivliiCh 'vi,'R.:, rit , l. b , _;'l. , ‘'t.d", Ciit- i u:utly slit'. rt Verse (41 011)...t wlncii ft .was toldoneci to ploduce, 'arr.! Int es 'nt.',.,` 0 C '`, 111C1) 1A::IS L'iilan'iiitlS ',:k lien . CiMipartql with 1, teL ho r::.l) , .tti_e of 'er'ecii'o , ' i'Ciateruiary ~ I I , ,stagy. H e . 0 rbp0........ as an ant.:lntritent to inert t , 'e words 0. Anil that the . oo;timittee inquire into tl t e eifetis that hay...! lieu ; i(li.cr.ilf by tn.. • puni'.l“.ierlits of trattipottat,lo to :.;,_toi So .tit Wales, ;1;6 ,:if impri sonment' nn hoar,.l tile 116116, - . alli repot I r.eir 'uvi liian :inn 6ti.mivat,,lti:i thereon to the .1 (*C " ' S . • ' - Mr.' Wip riiiiiii;,b' bore . testimiiooy 'to thoeXcelklll legtailtio;;s 0t 'l.,' , _• bilitt‘i, and ti, the it , ;t:,t.o. vvi.iihy alien; ion of Mr. Gianinis; under whose •diredlion they were ' , Mr. Vl' ftnzr.voi . cc woke, to the same 'effeCt, A and i:x.'pr of; sca a t hat xl,e' troopttrirr-'oi. the •ametidtnerit trj , :iir not pro , rat . the entuplotitro' . of ttio.l.l,e,.iirrotthe t,;;,tis: - .ll!tee. . S:..er&l;try had tin-Objettiar:to the Anieinlinetit of his Hon. anti Learned Friend', Ail.; ertpig to the' 'stfibjeet. of the irripri4ottinent on board th;.; Holks, heexprossed iris cont;ietion, drat at present ntore individuals Were restored goad weal. tiers to iociety 3lier OA, than after any tither (node of • Tile. tiriging 'potion was then agreed to, and 'a appoilitek!, iiiiststiug of Mr. Secretary Rydet t , Sir C. (leldoeurne, Sir S. Re. trr:11 1 , Mc. Le) 6-titer, Nir!` 8. RoWeire, Srf'FAhraert; - Mr. Blzie.kbitrti.„'Mr. Faith , Mr. Dockinson; Mr..C. Loog, Mr: W. Wynne, Mr. 'Mr. AberCieitubie, Mr. Artibertorcei - Mr. ton. Pat, Sze. • The Ainewhoent of S. ,RoAt.t.f.T baying he , m, at • the SurggeStion Of the Sreskett, converted into a subsequctiri'ottudtion 'to the Cunintittee, wag inotititt torte- :and-agreed to. NI EsfI•NtATE3. . . Lord PALP:I,2ToIiB It tvitti' presented - s e v eral additiortM Wit tin ites, they'were . reterred to the Cein mittee 'of Supply 04 'the inotien of his chili the House resQlved itseit lino the raid C9( 11. • • . Lord Pat..”4listotltt then row', in poi %Trice or e hi; notice, S tr, ho;er geetiltitions resiiecting fhe 4rtriy listiiria:res. •Sc pertettly he 'of the, (tithe - 44y. et, drswino, the aittlntion Of the lionse'te the '4litiltitirilateo 'details oh 4114 ' that it WWI intentien., to limit Isis otaiervattoturas much , ' as poslauie: —At ..wasneeeSsary, towever, 'tor point out 10 the CoMalitiCo, th-st - a l thougielbo pr e sent Katirtiates were framed on the general form ut thelitati , yetythat; several altbrations-had been in td} d:ictiti lianittartir parts, tending to render .th Wilf)10 less cot plieate.d and more intellig , bie. The pailicularreipefiditure of Ireland wai contained in a 'sepatate•entoriirt, and many articles of charge Were pl.iceel under distinca heidit. which were in tfie'hist F.,,tiwates ..agg,ri.g.ited. lie would now proceed - 10' go 161/%11 the various Estte later in sneces:,loll. The :its' :was ` that.' which • retafed. tti his • nifesty's land forcesi, 'its.tv hitch the Committi..e would perceive 'an • increase of fouthundred . and•s, verity.t we men, and •-a deei•i'latay , in•• the charge of t $4,0001. 'This Estimate watt divided into several •elasseg. 'The tiret was the household troops the inereeje of the charge: of winch w'as 621;;* This Was, if until'. antic, but as it p toe ceded from a cire.itusttioCe - .a fretted Ate . charge of the whole 01 the; regtilat troops, tie would ex pl a i n it was well 1050 , X11 to thOatiWllo were CQIIVens4(II with regintetitikki i ls, that it had. been ettAtom to sfol, -a. pert 4). the pay 01 the drunnittert, sir tt eippetets fiWery r ‘ .,14 0 tll , tor tho purpose of lot:lva4illg the pay of the in rs and limn. pct.n..gjors, It had been itsCe,t...ined, 116'.v..:Vti , C, that this i.31:"oon . Wditi not. nitiliorstd Via,, diur.:Nre cliSt;olitiht:tua : tv,1%;1 Ix- vioj) drion tudiurs 'And truilwet-tin4.44, 40 alL'ev , CY iL;01.4.1:;.! •b' f . • I t an eoutaity,W t thatl re, privates, tied Caen thought expedient to give them pay equal to that of ear:lentos,. and this was effeded through Out the whole army at en expencecit between 3 and 40001. [nestle eAtinutte of dragoon guards' and art1;00116, the chargn would . be. found to have decreased 34;0001. This decrease atose chiefly Item the transfer iii Ire hod of the o hole charge of ((ante to the cern in-18;063h D,Tartnient, and also (as he had pa It tor• vulg. ; occasion ,stated)_. from time arrangement by which the charge of bread had also been transferred to that department. Too nefit.sclass of the regOlar hod forces was the-Infantry of the Line. L 1 this there was an increase in snumberof (SO, -and id charge 'of 28.74.51. This increase was ettributable to the tratisfer from -the ,foreign 2tirpti . oft4e Oetti regitnent, formerly, composed principally of foreign ers, but lately recruited so entirely sin this country, as to have become a complete Britiah regimetit,,and• of the New Brunswick Vencibles, raised originally iu Ameriaa and in the West Indies, _a proeittOrel corps, bet which had recently offered itself ster ge neral service. The next class was the ontruinhered corps. It would be found to have deereesed, iu men 35st, in 'charge 8,0001. By time vote Of last year; it was yeiu!Ved , to radiate which hail eraisisteii of twt.lv,e rronps, to 5t Veti These , ttoops Were home:hate:ly ,r i e.deCed, but the two others ,which were to be redeced being in ser vice with' Lord Wellingtoe, two'ref (he henna 'recalls eeere sent out to replace't hem; in order.t hat they Might return fur the purpos . e .. of redoCtion. Lord; Wellington; however, repreStrited iii luar strong' terms the advantage Which he derived Coat the ser vices cif this cOrps, that,the whole leer troops were, pernated to re'main. west; consequently Six troops of the W0f , 4010 Train, one , at Cadiz o mit two at 'orate . . :The estintate, therefore, for the Waggon. Train, had tint deereaseld so 'illicit as was auttei pated ; but the great decrease of tit ri t e o n' t his 'getter tl head of tintionitaerett corlmy, , from time transfer of the North Brtniawick Fencibles' to the Line, spa frOrn the total reductinn o f the :\lanx tencableS. It, the MiScellaneousCharges„ which skied next in order 'in the Estiimil, there was ,m0 f 1t3 . 5,0001. tvhmich difilltitit ion arota from the dab:reeve atilt/tun ing to 535 ) 0001, heiweerr eifeit,ve ati&non-elfeetive pay; . of Which ditfetence J 50,0001, might be ap plied to dafray . the pay, duelling, Sec. of men ex..- libeled to be raised in the vesent year ; der occasioned the decrease in this rtitituute which h 4 had already. stated., He now prOceeiled to time estiinate'of time troops •serVing ,in the East Litfies, the .inerea, el' which waa' VBO,OOOl. • .F: r this no •aid would he required, and the estimate was placed aitfoll'g the rest only to allow the Committee to e e reetve at one view the whole.roilitaty charges of the country, if that were to 'be, defrayed by the she next was of thus iegular embodied Militia..: In this there was a decrease ,of otret. in the 'mother . of Wen, ned all itiert.toe.ol •20,0901.'rn the charge, Whet. rile Estimate's -art last Year were male up, •the reeiments of Militia were incomplete:, iii eensequenee or filagree; vultni. tearing into the Line. l'itree 'hundred thousand ps'amds had been deducted on that;accoent.. Since . that period the ballot had neatly filed them tip, and tOerefore in the preseht Estimete only 456,0001. riid b'eset dealitaatal ote ai Cote t ut the fsay end clothe in of noneetletaiyete the Estimate of Staff of Gerrisous, there was an increased , charge o f 60e,0001 . . This arose from an increase on-1110'108h Staff of 37,000). and from an increase on . the E n . 'releit Starr of 3G.t10011 coenteraCted by 'ii deetease in lime Home Staff of 10,0001. • ln . the Estimate ut Sueenturnetary 01 . 114er5,, there wee en increerie of 20001. lii the Estimate of Allowances to lime pritt deal °dicers of several public Department's, there ,tkas an increase of 19001. Iti the Estimate of Half-pay and Allowances to reduced ()dicers, there I was an increase of 'one thousand pounds, arising. allowantes to .o.larter-masters, and the halt-pay tu. Officers of the -Garrison- Battalions: The.eharge on thl ..fitinlate of the lir:pensi'eners of Chelsea, and Kilinaialtans liespitala Vi't4 deereased 47001- That on the ,Out-penshinersamieared al} the face of the estimates to be increased '93 - ,00 . 01. rerising .. from :the circumstance, that, as hive year i 00,0001. out of 240,0001. recovered frotnt he Trive: Agents, waa'rappropriatedht aid of . thoSevaitablisle 7 metes, this year only 1.15,0001. was - so appropri3t e4. The real increase, fiterefore,'of charge wif.l4 only- t 8,0001.; 13,0041; fin England, mid ,a ; 0001. fur Ireland.—Ele proceeded to the . estinlate 'Ol Widows'. Pensions; the 'charge pa . which,swas in creased:s,oool...in consequence of aoadditiort to the number of individuals receiving . , tr. o e The eharge on the 'estimate for V olenteere'teould.she found to be diminished 303„00til.; a dirnintititut which arose chiefly Itt Euglatid, irtim n reduetion of the rininber of days Which the Volunteers were to he on pernoment ditty; and in Ireland, from theannu of 179.,0001. dedutied sit co ll iquetle,: 'of tjtefe, being no necessity to turuisn clotilleg to the Iteotn:anyy in the present _year, as well as from the' rLidnt. t kion of the millibar of days of permanent duty.' - On the face Of the estimate of the LOCal 'Militia, there +appeared , an locrease of charge, of t AWOL but this was , attributably ro the estimate of last year halting short of the expence by . IVV,OOOI. .awing I 0 . the.l64 1311141 sum allowed .for clothing, qo time auguleotatiort 91 seine of the corps, and . to the addition of others. le -was Moulded its the pre sent year. to retleee the number of training days from set .to 14; rand by t hi.; lotto:lion a saving would bite el eaten of t tO,ootd. \Viten time state of efficiency* in whielt the Local Mi.itta was' reported to be by the district Otlicets was c t iusi<tered, it 1) . ,e prestyned the service would nut _suffer,tby this arrangement ; the more especially as it was in , tended that those, corps which Dad nut !1i.V.1 . 1 Out - fore, sh.ooldsbe exereked ter seven days< pteviorks to Jegular trairting, under the permanent Staff O th e i r re epeetiVd districts. In the esilarareei F'oreign Corps there was a Lit'creAlc f jl ool. in (mese quenee of the incorporation of time g7tii lletrnetre <into the and tilfetot.ml , red'ublion,of thin ret6irnent., of galta. ne e m estinutte,i. Oat itnyaf ) ! Witary Coitvgc. In the , betty of this estimate U would be footate Out tlt . ,eerereset (Charge was I:. • I W9 . ,700L, a liationtion 446313 tro!h.tite •it .1 4 31 no further seat be rett e ired for ot huitdiug. Sitic.e the estimate bat; Ifeol - A fr6lllCtip 110‘1,eker, it had b ee n a i g n i ne.e to wen that t . t,onot: woiv-1 . te(pirect •to eoreifie.tft tire „4- o ,l(titi.4f,pr the Jumor Dee at t iterate One c-ittirP ;At at . mins was tilt; re. ciitival to *O9 * - h ofC it Of ill "• 0 %vie 0 t he a e a , s tillry who usel Jo contribute )041. a year each to die estatilishrttent, and:. wiio Were rtVatt„l b Cndrts, Atitnecif : _whool did ,not. pay any thing,,:md truthiiirf wliclin contributed in, or.gree to. Orel prt-Arr cetsork. . of the it-481, Atitir) . ASy !utlt was ne:irly the sarnp,,aslast ye ir. of re. Chaplains, was ' - increased, in' Charge , 1 ,Guol. The estim ite of: H.Ospitid li t zt'penceS . tv inCreased charge 14,0h01.; A s 0001 :. fOr andthe re. wit Older fur,.traOter› tri,td rto ha tfr o m her • ti ti- mates. Tho Colopssioatie King's lii.zuht, Estirnate, *As increased ct arse. Coast:. (pence of, the. ini.l - ease riumber Pri• sorters that were entitied rfrict: The estiniate of' the B4rrp . cli Deaarturent l in trawl syait. in efensed in charge 2.3:3)001. ; a ,very targa portion which aTose ,from tpol.money . for reCrUiting ,, partius froafjer t i,nients; o the 13n' tish establishment. The Cltirge:.9n . - toe _ c oi l - na m e( the ' Irish Cotnm,isirarrat....:w.qul'd be, laonu to have increased 73,0u01. l'his was to b,:asci itied tv the transfer - 10.. 11 ;at .I:)epartMe,.o l of" Ili,: forage esti. elates. a general ,vteWfof theseesti; mates; it . i.Wtild.apneo_r i th'lt. 4 i in' the p4pber,9f ) ;il4 There' .an increase :in the. cherge this increase of which : clOro,,;,lro , : , : - i;ver., rhat be set, the sayinwhich wOtclid-41)(4.- fro:;tr' titTpniioing ber Ot day's on whiclOhe to he trained, Which sav'mg did 416( apir.:-f 01; the I * , (}e' of ttie esiimates, and a baiinee wopihi then. - ostleit 'Of 60,0u01, Qf coterie :he i l Ware variety of de!ails there . were trio: , )' a r,ict es w h ie tt i lie must havekft unexpl would r, , ,:4,0•‘e 'lift s:if, LArevsr, for - wPatav'eTrixiti:le,te'ir - trirtirt bo made ' on t h e s ubject, Having 4!ins snOc his ,ship ''6Serve-dr thatltt%'W`"'"' sit I "w°' l "ie nut tin xiust, to draw the atteritiOri of - the t o Eije, +,late of our, regiilar, and to the view \.vhicb Government took' of that subied. hits was a tppie Which bbildusly divided itself into t we's, c.onsiderations--7'first, the,"ametn , t'of the 'titiLtf , neoiiary ; .and,secondly the, thearis by force shottldhe rendered . . ettedu4 to Ira r ,,,,f, e d 'I Q the first considers:trim, it wks a Mat ter of congralubtion to the country,' `that P4rliatiteitt was not now called upott to de ri he e . a means o f creating a reguhr army, It Wi: 961 as k tl.e Coiit-' toeitcement of the war, titer all WC Itiicl,to oppose to the invader, was the ardent and itiStini:ib:e, but tnlisciplined . syirit of the . peo,le. that tittle was pone by..Tlieco4try had now the :cat tiltattiOn to srq'' they..pOssessed y e4titOsittiatia powerful, ns not UIO,y to en iolc us, to oar hea.ls on our prilQ.vs !n sycitity, but 411 so tcy arrvst the progress of.theeiteryiy iu thuse Countries which be hsd already. Irwn. The attention of Pailianient,,therefore, :mitt he. dirt ed, net to the trriatr4 of tiugaketitin t the regtilas artny;:hut to in mews of lieepin it elrei.ti've and Cotqlete„ .- lii Or• der sitisfaUnrily to rcsßive. . , , ,„ to teat ( )ro b J bl e . annual casualties, aiid whit 1104:tiSary, to , y,A11,3 be Sources the SUnplf of tho , t: hest derived. Exe'lllivc-ly ot Ar talc,ry; 'the regular forest amounted io 2.54.000 men, of whonoi 1 . ,000 i xtcons ,,,t ert o e ff ec ti v ;. consideritik the 'itirritiis, Ond#! . ltiqpf,theM daiternea , Oriie..o in *Web our itrMY was .engaged, the casualties could not hc as sumej at less than, twenty-two* or twenty-direct thou-and men. For tlis number, therefore, t would be necessary to prr.rviiir• What were the rneans? In the first place, the orditto y tho kocitice of Whit h, 111...wev0, Loll t be d Ihpit,si, tor when the price of, hag; otirextended t rgrierliure, manufactures, 'air:: cotunrcrce occasioned,. w:is cinisi,ilete,f,'lt.'w.is nor 1., be ex Pe.•ted that tn,nty,wou'id;:t4l::ipiie,..in the b fession. of a soldier,. such pSenpo..trit ' . .ilva!italr,ci, a; would induce them to quit tile reacetol of civil life. kiwiaqlciltoit„ ,of the nidiniry recruitin, Int:it:tort-4 at iow as ven thousand men. it. was ii;tc) the y k ..lr 181 1 ) the t• t tustni amounted only 'to fr!r.tiril n:trrti and ten thoppridrpen i th:s , wa in a gre,it 4;mm, to be ‘attlibuted to the oi,r,:acles wli cri the reoulm recruitrug.had to encoanter I:tst ypm - Otstix the tml'ibt kir auk Irl ilia itl rile 'ottet - dart of y 'ear, and . from the. cm.retAatiom',of theball , t in the fornir of .aurae, years, the of the i'rCrititingh4dhlkln I gptg,) be on . 4601,e re suit. in the present instance woolil not • • nod Cit c4late,. Frottl- the. foreign reuthring, tals,ins th - . average of the last two year?. it \vss,faii to expel Qr 0.,t/90.111ert, making altogether. near 11,000 inch, w likely . ouitl be dhtaitted by yohaitlry. iningrueqt; ,To devise inane worle ,of tne detkiency between that number and the num bar'efmasualties,,,was the province Pf,Governin , nt, occurred to them, that it would be it,t visablo. to recur to the ,weans which had, she\t , tt to beso.aucces#4l..nAmely; to allow a oft:tit( po.tion of the :Militia ;o voltinteer,into the lint; Tiro Nlildia establishment w3B 9,2,000 men, o f which the elfectiv.as, might be , coniidered to, be 84,000, added to which there w due by ballot or tiouu matron. • Coasideting, on the one hand, the anloul!I of the regular force which Under kik eV. cuntstance wonld be kept in this.country, :and on the oilier, the greet security to the countrypliiinii from the ',peal Militia, which wac every year In creasing in discipline, it, mm hr ,be wits.ittUt fear of Contradiction, that the pm sent est:ltrlishmer.t Of the regular Milittia was ereiter rhon the tiat;rniii tielenceAerviiro. I t was in.opoked tot ecloce it rite ()id establishttlent, n0me1y,,70,000 for th iwo ishnds ;. ott.,t toy this purp9sotQ ,numbtr, not to,puo, volunteer into the tine„ hells rne7lsllr.e w 4.g tho tess ohiscito,,iihk„ as from the t°it Cott: itst„, of tne Militia, a i•ew wooed not 40 tnxesiaty- entil the nut of the ye;tr 181..4 i-rao ,Lottii;dp• exvrei l ed his,perseasion that Wiierrt'4l.l,o - tglea on the routnbar,of. men . whichlia4, tti rc'ady been - relied in rhis`manner, they . ! vuuld "..laiesty,s4 Govet - nMent, i ', th.tt it was tale best method whien could.iidtiei!,:a.,tio 'meet:the Crtsiizlities, 30,1 use ita.t t e l t ; rUrrUittlig , Ort the re stitript:teri rut li4o.se; it wig i ntent i on to ftlove s in I\ fill tot ttil wcre gt,hte , l l lll;it is tio4 he,* it olo,r f,, t wnlc% it tvt:,;'ll,' 111., 7 0 4 - 5 k,CA i.^,2~~. . tp.7 ~:.:~