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London, England, 1805-03-27 00:00:00

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3401111 OF LORDS. =LSD" MARCH it

Rehr Lordedps proceeded further he the Appeol 16odsrl4111(9.
mph& Moloch Bert. Mr. H. bides segoisal 144 f, if
width torsbar coolideration was poipmed-oft T wet.
MI. Amomiroso, Mr. Arrow sr, eadfionard odor embus
of tbe Hook of Cemosees, brought up the Leger? Duey lip, WI
too prime IN% which were forerilly read • ftrft des.
Mr. Hosesmi, from the joesdast Herm Cempeol, Warnoviii
the Armed Ammo. At* Company, which were yoked to no
▪ I" e e 4 i L toilionow. (this dsy.)

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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Tit Cassemartka liken Marry )3411 was, co die mottos of
Mr. Hama?. Wslames, read a Wood doe, aad ordered to be
retard as a Comeleses. _

Wateavr.= the Leaden licar Cesipsay. preload.
in purfameaal of die .Heete. ss west* of the country
et Wbad. Ma., and Bread. artieb lave bees nsansthaaral by
them: and alfe aNI the Perrone Met ant Preapeletors made
the above Inno•Ordered to be laid es the tabk.

ii:tio:iiiorTc4 be week% tows
diet It be es to the Canaktee Arlo are to propose the
111 ter tin XIMMOIr it et Frodsehl Afdlou for 1-wades end
Ida% in !Mod. dht they sake radios for the betake end
%PPMet Oshisf bdhharke sad "maks ether Cheritdde Few-

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Trade Duty 1111. sad the Etalre Additiettal Duty yak wat k-
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siograir.

Irma OF NMI..
Coked arautav pretested • Petielmsfpaylig for have to pre.
fiat a Mies froatiolla Deist of Athol. The objedt the Petition
sppearelte have was. shit of prays!, far a eonspersaim for cea
tee bibs sisigel to haute:ea nrrticed is easketenee of the re-
goistkes width have lady mhos piece with refpodt to the trade
of the lie of Maa.
The Aka of his Majefty having hese someneed, the queike
was pet. the teemed Fabian ordered to be brought up, end to be '
referred use Coseeittee, coediting Uf Coked' kanky. Sir Jobe
William Amiable, Mr. Illaukhorn and fevers! cominereial men,
appointed by the Houle to examine ;he mattersut the raid Petition.
CM the motion of Mosel Sea 'mar, the Repots of the Com-
willemes of Ermitywho were appointed isyps, for the pr.'
M pate of Mus Oft to the names on Meat of the Revenues
of the His of Mee Irbids newt evades bill Wort the Houle),
• Was calumet be sheared to the abommeeraistellOomminee.
As limik Malts was die adored. dh a *a motion of
Woad Ovavartrpea be te Ms bleldly. praying that he ,
would be gnaw* te order. shit the Report of the Lords
of ..eenia••
of the sift Joey. sloe. ea Me brae ft**, he kid
before this oats.
The lie of Mae MI was, after this. ordered to be minted for
the persist of the Members of this Hoak.
• Mr. BAN leofolll prefented a Petition frees certain inhabitant'
• of Leimiteidre, ageing the Provilleas of the late Cora
Laws. -
Orderd to lie cie the TOR.
Mr. ?tummy pvc notice, that he would to-morrow move.
that the Hoek active Riff into a Co.'epitoes oa the Aft of the
gyth of the Wog, which mimes to Ps Duty on ,spoilt Moe.
IttauCTine OF Till MILITIA.
The order of the day being read for the fecund
reading of she Bill for the Reduction of the Militia,
and the Siesta. having ;spoofed the queflion,
Mr. HUGHES (aid he was not in the habit of of.
fering himfelf to the ettentiois of the Houfe, but the
ftrong call of duty conftrained him to overcome his
natural rehaftatice. He admitted the prefent Bill
was lets objectionable than that which bad been adopt-
. ed in two, from the modification's it had received;
but as be mud refill the principle of it, thole varia-
tions could not reconcile .him to the meafure. The
El was brought forward without any ground being
laid foe its Introduaion. When the former one was
fubmitted to the attention of the Moore, a.eafe of re-
markable urgency was made out. although not Inch*
cafe as, in his mind, vindicated the expedient. What
was the fitnation at tbai tints t In the year 1790, we
bad a prodigious defenlive force: the Militia exceeded
roo,aao ono, and we had a numerous body of Fen-
cibles: On the contrary, the Regular Army• was
wafted by a protraaed war ; and it was under
there peculiar eircumnances that it was permitted to
recruit out of the Fencibles and out of the Militia;
under the authority of Parliament. In' this inliance
the fame febeme was recommended. when the motive
was gone. We were told by the Right Hon. Gen.
tleman, (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) that the
Regular Army bad ;read* itierealed ; that the re-
cruiting was active and effectual ; and that his rayon.
• rite AA for the augmentation of the difporable force,
was foal to be brought into complete operation.—
Why then lhould we retort to this odisoi and obnoxi.
ass method ? If the quote of rbooo would not enter
as volunteers, would the Right Hon. Gentleman dif•
band the Nat West Militia ? Did he, after all his ex-
preffioncof doubt and alarm, begin now 'to confider
the garrifon of the gauntry as too ftrong ; Had the
fears of the nation been abfurd and nugatory ?, Were
the fleet. of the enemy deftroyed ? Were, his armies
dikanded Was his ambition annihilated? Did the
Woollen of this country no longer tempt his appetite
for univerfal dominion? But there were conftitutional
objeaions to the meafure. Every tending army in
Europe. which menaced or deftroyed the liberties of
the foil by which it was fopported, we were told, had
its origin in a barm)efs Militia ; we ought then never
to We fight of that precaution' we ought never to
abandon that ;tido*, whit% would prevent fuch
dangerous encroachments. The bee Officers in the
Mattis had been difgulled by the former regulation,
and bad retired from thefervice ; but it was promikd
no fuch plan would be revived. Now Walt and flat-
tery wave combined, and it was vpinly expected Gen-
tlemen would folnnit to fuch illufions, and patiently
bear with repeated merrifteations.
Mr. YORKE being hindelf an Officer of the I&
• lids was estrentely Corry at finding hinsklf impelled,
by a fish of -Amy to exprefs an opinion very diffe.
• rent from that which was entertained by many NO.
blemen and Gintlemen of dui higheA .cask And of
the Sri refpoilahaity in the forme. Booseer, Jae
would boldly idetaipe. that it a- a toting that
fonsetblog iba this ormAl pan n• of the Bill ought
to be adopoi lt ,1141.atunitirksubeeeediog, although
few., *deo& eras ly sable to although
am'aTithery &RI wafers had not been
toll .is order that there might have been
fairseleot *ma for soaking the engagements whieb
were rieeelfery before they could be lent agairift the
essay. But beobjeded to aoy of the Militia being
allowed taivoluomer into dm Toot Guards' s, that is
nor, corroall freebie& a port of our difpofable ,
. feet & 4 iipea of tbaruko gait the MilitiA Otoold
bi a iota into the Artillery. and 3 or accao
be thought might be, with great advent* to the
good gobs or the lasfuitkeelia:l7. grafted
ed
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ittihe a paverSOWA WPM to odoce
lao;
the coniitudemg err uriesriftitsti,pl Into the
prevent fogi adios could be setbEis. unhook-1
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