Star.
London, England, 1806-03-18 00:00:00

Volunteers, it was oep of the sweeten
He had himfelf never made any declat
fubjeB to warrant Each a mifieprefentation
fentimentr.
Mr. CANNING fopported the
neral Tatleton and Lord Cattlereagh;
lion to the declarations of the Secretary,
former occafion, refpefting the
military fyaem of the country at
his allooiament, that the Right tic
then thought a proper plan of defence
much facility as to be obvious almoll
fhould now find fo much difficult,
pained thrdinefs in producing any
had been occupied for four years
plaints and invedives of the Right
and his friends, againft his Majeity'
and in impreffing upon the Hoof
the great hopes that were to
broad bottomed Adminiftration,
talents, charalner, refpeftability,
eloquence of the country. The ,
Hen. Gentleman and his Friends ,
enfwered ; they had got every thing
and to the extent of their wither;
this concentration and conflagration
weeks were now elepfed, without the'
propofe to the Heufe any thing like
to pleafe themfelves, notwithltsto
Mete and facility which the 141
had fo often profeffed. According
of the prefent Adminittration, he u,
a principle, that the petfon at the
partment was to be'folely refponfil
seldom its his department; but
anafidassee he might be difpofed
neral refponfibility of the prefent
taken as a whole, he could not
vicloally as their parts were call,
War Depattaust ; for he had no .
:or its and he believed he fpok.
nirsety.nine in a hundred throughout
that the Right Hon. Gentleman.
his fitnefs for other departments,
looked to ass competent War Mini
many other ioftaoces to which he
gar objeeions ; but, upon the ashole,
was rather direded to that great an%
fpirit which was fuppofed to have
and management. Mr. Canning
pointed ailerons to certain declarat
occafions, which be attributed to Mr.
of which was, that he (Mr. Windham
yesra in &Cabinet with which he r""
every material point in difeuffion,
could attach no confidante to a M,
make (itch a declaration. If he real!,
to bring forward for military defence,
probation 'of his colleagues, he
pofe it theirs, and not his own.
Mr. WINDHAM explained, and
the whole of the declarations attributed
opinioni in which he differed from cer
of that Cabinet, he had erpreffed be;
a Member of it. He was guarded
tagerns of the-Hen. Gentleman, to ;
difeldure of any part of his plan,
flmuld be fubmitted to the Houfe.
difficulty on the point was cadre!),
mer Adnsinifiration.
Mr: WHITBREAD admired the
open and manly enmity which the He
had fo early and pointedly snarled tr.
Admitufiration, as. well as the kiadnefs
Lord who profeffed, in a manner —'
be inclined to confider as rather a,.
it was not his wills to peel's the Righ,
to premature explanations upon the
elation.' Indeed he had laid, that it 11.,•.
imprudent for the Right Hon. Gentleman
any part, of thefe plans and yet
!peach wet compofed of"queflions
to extort that difcirfure. The anxiety
Lord teemed particularly rnanifetted
fity to know what was to be done •
tional Force Bill, and by his extrem,
the fame penalties, and embarraffing
which one part of the country had been
should not be extended to all the r.
it, however, to be recollefted, '
railing men in thofe
negleft, but to irnpoffibility ; and
the greater number of them were
the fines they had thereby Met
to era& that fines would be a ci
prevent vexation in one part of
jealoufy in another. The Right
who fpoke lan, was uneafy left the
take alarm at the prefent ftifpenfe,
lyres were to be adopted refpeding
the honour to be a Volunteer, and
felt no fuch alarm, and he was con
no fuch alarm could be felt by the
mat, as friends to their country
any uncertainty under. which t
until Minifters !naught for ward
refired to the wonderful efficacy for.
in the operation of the Additional
begged to know on what autliori:
Gentleman made his affertion, or ho.
admininered by him and his friends,
unprodudive, and yet fo effective
ceafed to have the managemen.
Member could not (peak from official
he had recourfe to none ; but he
the authoritt of thole who had recoure.
formation, and tell the Hon. Gentleman
recent efficacy in the Bill was not Itt-
tura) operation, but the work of
ing officers, in turning over to the
tinder tire for the line and militia.
delay of which he had complain
had elapfed fince his Hon. Fri.
office ; a period Purely not unreafo
for invelligating the whole militar
country, and endeavouring to form,
thofe defefts and blunders with which
under his predecetfors.

Mr. FOX Paid, it was neceffArl
Sitcom of the general °bier rations
HonourableeGentliman echo fpof
fide, to fay a few words. That -
Gentleman bad dated, that the prep
prifed all the talent in 'dm canner
dated it in fucb a manner as migi
Gtion that they had fo I sprefentr
•

11111111 L:.
rester, of his devices. •
y declaration on the
leprefentation of hi
the arguments of Ge-
ereagh ; and, in alla•
many of State on a
imperfeittion of the
t that time, expreffed
Hon. Secretary, who
Isfence a matter of fir
almoft to every man.
Icy, and exhibit fuck
ny plan. The Hoofa
era pall by the cant- ,
ight Hos. Secretary ,
jetty's late Miaillers, • A
rote and the country /
be formed uoon a ,
n, including all the
y. virtue, rank. and
le objet of the Right.
ds had been at length
thing their own way.
les and y'ct, with ail
:ration of talents, fix
ut their being able t
like a military fyffest
ending the prompti-
ight Hon. Gentleman
ing to the new fyfiena )
he underkood it to be
the head of each de. •
ionlible for the tranf-
t whatever degree of I ,
d to attach to the ge- 0
:fent Admisiftration, .1 I
confide in them indi.l4
dt, particularly in that •
Io hcfitatioa in laying
(poke the opinion of
lughout the country, '
n. whatever might be
Its, ought trot to be
diniiter. There were-
he might apply funi•
'hole, his confidence
at and fuperintending
tee the chief diredbost •
og then made folk
:clarattons on (3tM* ,
o Mr. Windham, one
ndham) had fat nine
e differed upon alma '
in, and, therefore, he
a Minifler who could •
e really bad any plot i
defence, with the ap- '
e was inclined to lap.
and totally denied
tribeted to him, The
om certain Member,
ed before be became
rded againfl the lira-
1, to lead him into a 6
Ilan until the whole
Louie. Any delay or
ely owing to the flap
d the candour of that
the Hon. Gentleman
ailed to the prefint
kiadnefs of the Noble :•
ter which one would
• a little infectious, that
Right Hon. Secretary
%the plans in content, '
hat it would be highly
Gentleman to difelOs
yet the whole of is
ins purpofely diretted
anxiety of the Noble
'Veiled by his curio.
done with the Addi-
ttreme folicitude, 14ft
reefing ezattions,
r had been fubjeilteid,
the reit. He begged
that the omiffioa;of
, was not owing to
and that, by inapt
were unable to -pay
Ku rr ed. Rlgoroutly •
curious expedient, to
the country, and 'of
Oat Hon. Gentlemsu
the Volunteers fhould
nfe, as to what melt-
Eking them. He had
and he, for his mute
s confident alto, that
the Volunteers in ge-
ry, in con(equence- of
they might remain.
I their fyitem. With
Co recently dikorfred
tional Force Bill, he r-
miry the Right Hon, t
)r how that Bill, when
friends, thould be fo
five now that they had
Inc of it. The Hoe.
)fficial documents! for
he could (peak from .
recourfe to fuch in
Gentleman, that this
not the died of its na-
il- crimps and recruit-
the parifh levies, men
tia. In refpeet to the
ained, fix weeks only'
'riend had come into
reafonable to require
silitary fyftem of the
form a Sill free from
which it was fraught
ary for him, in conic-
ins made by the Right,
coke left, on the other
at Right Honourable
prefent Minifiry com-
itry a* and be had even
sight kid to a fuppot!
ited themfelves. He
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