Star.
London, England, 1808-03-15 00:00:00

„sd flit the limited service, so far from being
paniag e to our Colonial and East India pos-
-load
be of infinite benefit to them, although
d' the contrary. The
flasks' d had maintained'
Oik 116 any had introduced this regulation
0 1 dia comp
e.prvice before it had been adopted in-his Ma-
li°— •-- d ni., inconvenience occurred. tie
Oe' eraof the success of the measures of the
_sock a mew . .
P Administration, which he endeaeonred to
OW, much greater than what was allowed by
ort,""c ministers, and that it had not yet a fair
I-7iie measure proposed by them would tend
Sic the increase of the poor Rates, by leaving
...,--,, and children of soldiers burthens upon
ossinuv— •ve parisjies. He concluded by moving,
ltsPecti
.....„be words traduced for the purpose a Awing per-
' 17;44 for unlimited vereice, be otaitted, and the viprds
14°., void be introduceew.
rils stCRETARY at AR said, that he felt a
ietance in retracing the argnments which he
t,l„b „ dot 1-
ed to the -use, and which they had
w're,ra fo/1i others. The Right Honourable
00ftet'then briefly commented on the amuments
''.l'",iourefunlimiteii service, and in statinglow far
ill'__Ace of the Colonies was exposed to inconveni-
&', asistem of limited service, he instanced the
eat Ide 60th regiment, whicli had been left una-
cant ie st Domingo under military government
w'afte-theit tenure of service had expired. Ho
IA did northink it possible fur Government
col in
onial
time
to keep faith with the men on remote
of gar •
IiATIRIRST spoke briefly in favour of the
~.ndinent. He thought that those who moved a
7
'0- siTing rise to a change in what ha last year
,„ dec en
iOd , were bound to prodnce d their rea-
lice so much from the alledged defect of the
tiag itself, as from the advantages of the change.
Tiddler had not done. On the contrary, no argu-
osithad been resorted to, but that of objections to
eat two Parliaments had already approved of,
ta he could not think, upon the present question, 1
70.dasise, and more especially as the system had
fort sufficicet time for a fair trial. He did not
&tit fair either, to compare the success of a
effect
p& applied temporarily to the temporary effect
sismeasure of a permanent nature.
0117,700 P spoke against the extraordinary
0
erste a plan of limited service would be productive
din the regular supply of troops to our Colonies.
Iftry man sent to the East-Indies cost Government
and his return thc same sum won an average.
Q. WARRANDER, censurdd any innovation
'the military system ; and said, that the balloting
n the Militia was oppressively felt in North Brt.
4.44 one county alone, no less than 13,0001. was
oied,to elate up_ she.deficiency.
Colonel BUCKET -*as. proceeding to object in
yes oristiting animadversions tp the vexatious pro-
saint; so calculated to impede and embarrass the
licstasitiess—vehetylte..was called'to order by
*,'I:IERNEY;:aiho pOintedly pronounced the
opase ow! by the filoopurable 'Member as unpar-
weary and indecorouf, and complained to the
Nit, in the name of the: House of Commons, of tile
tiata. tion now thrown upon the gravity of its deli-
itions. He would be glad to kpOw if the Right
llosountble Gentlemen at the othe:r side were so very
miss to uphold the dignity and character o
if
the
Woe of Commons, how they could sit by in sence