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London, England, 1806-12-20 00:00:00

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lailnt of' the Noble-Perfon whn had preceded hem's,
• hint* when it wew uncertain whether/his erpenfive
military mirinn vinoid he ahle to difehver the Prat
Aln head quarter), or even find out a port salami ht.
sta the i.egi.tiAtios. he Mould fay nothing upon it,
until the Paperb et/eve laid before Parliament. What-

Mier differmee of opietion might exit as to particular
parts of it, -wide refoeft to the main queition, there
could be tot one general and noanimottelentiMellt,
Ofid that IMO dio armor, in siring bit Maker epery
fvpocos that Ihnoldtmalde him iii profecute the war
with vigour and effete. A. to the A.ddreCs prowled,
by his Noble-Ftiend, it was not his intention to give
itony opts, fition. He &rented to it, becaufe it did
net pledge their Lordtleirn to-any of thofe. points;
which might pAbly become the fubjea of future io-
quiry, os,_ ~... .... . . .
Lend GIZIti.#II.LE thought that its point of
form it soigbt be loft cleat to lay, in anfwer to • the
owervatioos of the Noble Lord who had 'IA tat
dews, that nom of them applied either to the fubjeit
muter of his tiajeOp's.ipeosio or to the Addrefs
moved mom it., jiut ire would net avail himfelf of
the .oria role in fish cafes, }s order to give every
fatisfeilifts in leisotowerao the Noble Lord. The
lint Point of dirt-afro* feloaci. on ibis notation, bad
excitedin,llo. on .fmall *glee of aaonilbmcnt. It
wets the Ottegious how fare under the prefent cireurn•
fiaticooit might beongbt for that Houle to deliberate,
if the Kiss bad been well or ill advifed in diffolving
the Parliament ? No doubt eould be entertained that
the breams of the Groom ware refpbolible for any
ensued tiey potva to bit ifejefly ; lost .if there fhould
bo oat fsbjellierfs than another, an which they fhould
be called upon to explain their trustirea, it was that
which.safpeftedohis impotent exercife of the Royal
porogetaro.- Be was little inclined to enter into the
cheottrdogiothdifcptifition of she Noble Lord; whether
withiribc Isid.-omoury the Houle of Commons had
been:+iolvaii: lo fix or (oar ateffiness, any limited
twinkle. of tablet ?•-•44S was awash for /UM so fay,
that the motiestans had Welt fufficiently elloblifleed ;
sod thot; within the recol*ines of their I.ordlisips,
epsilons had.been agitated, whether in three, coerce
io.ooe Salon. lush *dill-AL:sir:on ought net to bare
beets the coal/its:Moat lair Odle land ? It was not
now necelfary.for blioiltatis to fbew why. at this cri
tical time, the fasietion elf the country was foughtto
Me me gill lel of ,Governtneot—it wee rather for the
Noble Lord and his friends botoftlaios why th\hat-
sway Wald not he obtained between the people and
the breams */ the Crown, when unanimity ansongn
ell nubs appeared to be indifpeofehle to the public
imemity. 'I hen the Noble Lehd complained, that he
did not difeover any poltegi in his hhijelly's Speech
sefinaide to the moilfares adapted for the improve.
Peat of the satiorfat forte. Ho (Lord Granville)
alas at *kik to correcive, vihr piens &slits< rattd :upon
its the la* Parliament, with. great &motion, fhould
be imeetcluced lato thirAddioli from his blajellY, in-
, mooed if. iniewit xhi Moore "lathe .objells of its future
regard. Wlimeeet might be the donbis of the Noble
41,orti nn this fobjett, he was pite.pared. to fity,that the
progrefs which had bean made in 'hob plans was
mdirmive if their Loose and ultimate Arcade. The
objellitys to the former military projefts principally
was. that if they were conducive to the strength of
the country, they at ,114 fame time weakened the vital
pot s.of the ConflOurion• In oppofit ion to an evil of
loch raegnitotie,a Achim, was ttf vied to, capable
of immoral the national byes, without involviog
in it the femt difadvontege t but it would be mai,
Whit by theit•Lordthips, this he repeatedly laid,:
Mat ohe full benefit could not be espedled hom apt,
trringenwoos, emit it was well and generally undvp
flood,ohatehr terns of Military fervice was as pros
mkty limited as the term of duty, under article/ ob
apprentice** in the multifesious occupations: .
trade and tounmerce. Tht expedients which vo(o
'spieled, to make room for this fyllem, in the fir.
• year Jailed, aid mu only twelve, but eighteen moskboi
• mid even an isselefrotto period, was required, us apt *
them Gene chalice of fuecels ; yu. thole 0110 were.
anxious fortiose made tperiesee on the former petit;
woad pant none eta the latter. mid the recruit
lift was to be compared ftom week to week% to art
from it tome nefevoorable coneluion. When the
Noble Lord le:pitied his fears that the public for
was inferior to what it was at the commencement of
the new fy Rem he did not captain, it he meant opl
w "ildly as difirluted at hotne.or *blood, or pat kienta
layiy within the boundary of the 111.uld. If u
Not& Lind .fpoLse generally, he ( Lord, Grenviie)
cnold have phifeti.fafth.n of alluring him, Oro ttsbi
military iiretgih of the coustry was now greater sittnii
at Por retied to which hie Lordthip ItaslotivertedoOd
The Noble Lord's (leech, be conceived,, wee a fort olli
fable of mottoes to the chapter whisk would be rptl
ypeacitfly read to the Hoole during the prefent Seto
ime.. In this NA he found another favourite topic of
gobst-o-trittre Impelled ebtentnagernent given to AK'
Westover (Otero. He (Lord Grenville) flattered)
• hiefilil that this would not be found a cortea roil
peel/motion, .nit that all the advsotoyees of obi. '
that ()Otero was capable. would be tie/loony pro'
:keyed. The Noble Lord remarked, that he had age
*nod that the Training Bill,. os which ouch 'ollr.
cap:nations were railed, bad been' ot in force is ano
part of the cottony. So far the Noble Lord VAS
pet fettly erotica, but it was eery to aflign the re
"why it had not yet been carried into effca. The
truth ern, that at the time Parliament adopted this
tegolatkos, it otcfcribed, certrenly, the preliminlttf
• notaftires noselfary to precede the staining, and Limp
bad mit yet boas off,oyded for the completion of therm
• II to if the Neble.Lord intended to imply, that the
&tote tor the pitmen*. of this training had not been
aSed npim, he could not give him, (Load Hawkel
bury) the form credit for accurate information ; and
be wood 'emote to fay that there was no nook ex
corr.:sr of tfo:kiagdoni in which it had not been ac-
ea npirn as the leerdireflo Another addition the 1
itfoOle food' Ms difpoled to mike to his basjeliy's
timech; and it was ittiSi..," That a French fleet had 1
ifcaped from a port in France, sod had returned to
' ifir 'tame country in (Obey." He (Lord Grenville)
• Was of volition, that however troth might unhappily
be difreg:irded‘on other notations. it oto,ht men Moo
voloully and teliginufly to beprzferved in an militia •
from the Throne. I'o affert dolt the nett alluded to
tad Teta/god to Flame in futurity, would be so fic-
tion what was blfe. With regard to itsokspetimis
*Mote, he was out salted upstate) gate the circlet..
Amon t it =lglu b' prover he fhould toy. foomethhog
1 'with retpeO to the mcaua employed to deftroy itomeio