The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-25 00:00:00

rt was Trne. the Fret]Ch Trbops had been Marched
froall3Oulogne 3 but could they not be marched back
. again ?' And was it no addifion to their, strength
that they should leaVe nothing behindthem to be
afraid-of ? Would the person at the head of, the.
French Government be less disposed to prosecute his
views against this Country* from his having been, at
Vienna and diaated a Peace of subjugation to the
.Continent ? He was surprised to hear it said, there-
fore, that our danger was ilesS than before, The
Right Hon. Secretary then briefly adverted to the
grounds of obje&ion that had been taken to
theastire. •He stated his wish to be to keep up
theVolunteerS on the footing they ought to be placed
on, which he proved b: the Clause of the Bill which
exempted: persons from the General_ Training, who
were, or should become, Volunteers. , He complain-
ed of what he called the, misrepresentations of hiS
"sentiinents: both in and out of the Honse, and en-
tered into'att explanation and. justification of all his
former expressiOns with reference to these topics.
He conelnded by leaving the matter to the'decision
Oldie House, observing, that any necessary altera,
donS might he introduced in the Committee.

Mr: GANSUVG,' as- many Gentle Men had ex-
pressed a.wiih that the Bill should go into the Com-
mittee, would reserve what he had to say till some
stage after it should come out of the Committee.
He did not think any alteration that could be made
would reconcile him to the Measure. He. felt it
,proper, zn this -instance, to state his main obje&ions
'to the measure to be„tst, That it was something
,4 breach cif faith to the Country ; and next, that
it WaS a supercession of the Volunteers, and a prefer-
ence of an inferior description of fOrce to that efficient
and !'respeaable body.
The House then resolved itself into the Committee
without aid v Mr. ALEXANDER in the Chair,
when the Chair Man 'reported progress, and obtained
leave to sit affair' on Thursday.

Ordered, on' the :'Motion of Lord HENRY PETTY,
that the House 'Should this day resolve itself into a
Conunittee, to consider of granting Salaries to such
orntnissioners as shall 'be appointed to audit the.
Public Accounts.

Mr. HonnouSE brought up the Report of the
Conainittee appointed to draw 'ttp a.tist of Ques-
tions to be sent to Sit James Craig.
Lord Osstm-STONE and Mr. PAuct. Objeeted to the
Report being 'agreed to at so late an liOnr, and in
so thiti a House, especially as several Mititar'y .0111-
cers.Avisfied to suggest. qt.tetions to be added to the
List.

Sir A. "WLLLESLEY and Mr. W. POLE were
anxious, •with a view to dispatch, that the Report
should then •be 'agreed to ; • but after some further
'conversation the Report was ordered to be taken
into consideration this day.
Adjourned at Half-past Iwo o'clock.

lire L'bN)CQN GAZ ETTE,' ate 24, iBo6.

•
Richard Lincey, !Ate of `Live'rPool, vidlualler,• to surrender
uly 33, 3t, and August "5, at one, at the Angel Inn, Dale:
stlcet, Liverpool. Atroini:;s, ';`,l, Edward Ascroft, Pool-
lane, Liverpool ;' or Mr. kiCi'l.ry I:Likelock, Temple, Lou.
don. •

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!oxfordßanks, of Liverpool, sziil.niaker, to surrender july
17, rind August. 5, at eieveli, at 't
lie Globe Tavern,
Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Kidd, [Clarsharl-Street,
pI
.
Williumeaper, of Gainsburgh, Lincolnslitre,,,mercer, to sur-
render July 14, 15, riod August 5, at clevt4l,t:tile Trent
t Inn, Saundby, ,Nottingliainshire. A ttorney,..Mr.
Gainsbmgh ; or Messrs. Mactloug,ail 'ancrfluuter,
,

Samuel Riwlittson, or Maneliester, metehatit, to sin-render
jury tB, 22, and :robust 5, at three' at the Star Inn, Dean's-
, gate Manchester. A aunties, Messrs: Serje.ant,
and Manchester ; -ot ;~Messrs.' Millie and Parry, Old
Jewry, London. •
John Clarke, of GainShorauglr,. Lin6olnshire, grocer, to sur.
tender lane 28, )ttly 5, anti-August 5,.at one, at Guildhall',
London, Attorney, Air. Mitchell, Utiion-conrt, Broad-
_ smet, London.

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john fames Perry, of Whitechapel:road, Middle-sex, Staf-
fordshire-warehouseman, to surrender one 26, 'July t 7,
and 414:us; 5, at twelve, at C;trildhall. Attornies, Mr.
May, 13etlinal- (..; men: rciatr; or Mr: Bremridge, , Com-
mon Pleas Office, Inner Temple. . 1
Benjamip Fisher, of Weston—street in the Maie Southwark,
Surrey, _ vittualler, to surrender lune 23, duly 12, and
August 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Atto:ney, Mr. Wild; jUit.
'Ct6tle;:stre.it, :Flacon-square.
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