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London, England, 1803-07-19 00:00:00

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JULY
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Coined were further heard, and evidence examined for and
4sinit the BMW Port Bill. The Bill was then read a feeond
'time; and on a divifion of five to two, ordered to be referrsd to a
Commltreeabove flake
Several bills, among* which wereche frith Loan Bill. Thames
Police Bill, and Caledoelsn Canal Bid, were received from the
(Commons, and read a firit time.
The Bills on the table were forwarded in their refpedlive Rages.
Among them. the Bill for the maintenance of the Poor, was read
a rccond time.
ward Sort ocx, in tbr Committee, propofed the introduaion or
a clank, obliging the different Parilbes to mete returns, Rated
times, of the number of the Poor, with the expellee of their main-
tenance.
The order for going Into a Committee on the Woollen Mane-
tadurer.' Bill to-morrow was poitpooed to this day fottnighte—
Adjourned.

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Cui=vo=somoe--- ' --vs."-- sr---;--- ' lay down as being the ancient lOW dilate Nab* This uttifte.iflethrone.-: Let at tecal to our reColletlion. Captaitortwolieoteriantso aed ati.-Ecitos44o-kif . .
• rARL IA MBNTARr PRUCEEDINGS. being the c fc, it may he afked, why k becomes ne- the nifithod ' by' Whith the treat Qieeri Elisabeth then prop*, thatever y peslvh sat ll'"ortit eletod'Ptikdt .
celfary to call the attention of Parliament to not ciefenikil lierodoftiiiitoris:atatoll ' the Spaiiiflo'skrina- offemblclat a place to bc.ft,,fen,•,nooon„atho,ltklom HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JULY tit. meaftires of a fimilar kind at the prefent mattock? , do., It erai•tot•alerhieltt the genolne efferrefence miles fronothein redid! the
Cooed were further heard, and evidence examined for and . Vurtubc. 'i ,. I.
cite (hoots! cortimite amittplly hetwitt Laciy-chtnit*
F only anfwer which I think can be given to of 'zeal and fiatricithill hi bet' peOple, (a
.z.eal which trained..cmoce a We'...mr, en Stinihy; and thai thie7fe .
egainit the Bridal Pon aim The Bill was then read a frond ~.I h. . .)
time; and on a divifion of five to two, ordered to be referred to a limit an interrogatory is, that the method by which I am happy to fee onanifeßed. every; d ay;Core and
onmmtveeahove Nits. his Mojeay could, by rite prefent exiling Ilatutes, more on the prefent oeciAnO) but' it. Wasity the ex -• MiChaelma% it :would its 04,1,1,4 with t6e.* .
Several bids. among* which wereche In Loan Bill. Thames exa& the military exertions of the whole bt,dy of ertion 'of her
,juft 'ptirogittie of funtrheatibg her beneficial e.nfeqnenrce.
.4:500,1per poik; th-,(pka,
Police Bill, and Calcdoelsn Canal Bid, were received from the his people, is, fnmewhat too tedions for the prefent whole liege fubjedt terattria for the derelict 'di their ions liable to the afferfed
,i„lsesk(ipaci its 6 . d' ,
Connoonoand read a brit time.
emergencies of the liate. ,
I believe the meafure country: Having RatiCtlins,antich relitlicto the the 'Cups of ieut that ohe:.pronit dirt' of"".
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The Bids on the table were forwarded in their refpeetire itage..
Among them. the Bill for the maintenance or the Poor, was read we ald be found' on trial at prefent to be wholly general idea of my phift. I fholl now prO4ed to la/ thOuld tte amerced in the font es. Otilia,eloAft! '
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a fccond time. impradicable for the purpofe of affording that efts- befifte the Hawk a 11111 more particular outlitie. or.repeated ontiffions•hi• point of raxularit•h ' :
lord surrote, in tb- Cornmitue, mooted the introdinition of cant aid which his Maielly requires. Perfons can Ihall now divide it into two ptineil hesidslto-ill, (holder 01 br the accordleg.O mieitout" .r5aV
a claufe, obliging the different Parilbes to mate teturns, at Rated
now only be fined and imprifoned. by the due cootie The enrelinent, and the ifferabling of the Awn when propotoc.in. the Bill. There ite_proitilions.44o
times, of the number of the Poor, with the expense of their main-
&mance. .4 law, in cafe of toll:lance when reqoired to afford fo entailed:---id, The plan for their extreife and ed to be, moor to 'citable , the Lard LienteliKte k ,
Theorder for goinginro a Committee on the Woofed hlanu- their military exertions for the defence of their coon- tra,i. I fhould propcmfe to make as much ufe agree with any Segeant We' Penitence, 4; re st t
gaeturer.' BM to-morrow was pOitpOiled to this day foitaight,— try. It does, therefore, upon that principie. feem as-pbffible of the power of the Lord Lieutenants terms of remuneration for hrs'..trnittile in tror
Adjourned. neceirary at this time to bring forward a new ad of and Deputy Lientertanto in the particulif Ctountiei men. lam pettedly perfdadechhat, if the '
HOUSE OF COMMONS. this nature, with a view to rendering the undoubted of the kingdom, and that they Mould meet as loon fhould adopt, fuch a peanut will be an ea,it
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i A mien from the Direetors of the Eaft India Company pre. prerogative of the Crowh more efficient in point of as. pollible. For the porpore of dire&ing the carol- ter to find perfena fufficiently able to iniltudrP'' •
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Noted c • ca. accounts purfuant to order of the [4th intl. which expedition, towards the public fofety. On a due con- menu ,in every. panne or all Men between the ages of in the nib of arms: I Mori thai.fott of "inibiudid !
here ordered to lie on the tablefor the ufe of the Members. lidera:ion of all the exilling eirctunflances of the i 7 and SI. That the lifts of enrolment should di- which is the Paint and Moo 'inertly t • oet "
A palm from the Exchequer pretoncd an account of the net country, I fay. it will appear to be abfolntely necef- vide all there Men into four different Clones; romewhat and !nail; keep their ranks; and torn esessii -issi
produce of all the lanes iu Greet Britain, from the sth of.july, Cary to adopt fume f.mple but decifive and effedital fimilar of the earl adopted in regard to the Militia left with regulelity ; inftiodlonlivhich are o .plorpe
sees, re the ,sth july loft. which mecum Was ordered to lie ou
meeting. That the preterit Bill is to be expedient for of the prefent day ; that the Ara daft lball contra that.' Olen once. acquired, theY.oreativer forsotiev—
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The Scotch Naylption Rill WaS reads third rime, and patted. fuch purporev I need not segue at prefent, for it is a of all .young erten between the ages of il and so, cilficers of icon& knowing whet tite tarts Wined!'
Mr. Alderman Corse pretented the Report of the Bill for the marine which the flotation of the country renders netmarried; the:feerted; all men bevitien the ages of this manner will be fit to betioploseel Stratik op t
London Omni of Militia. The Bill was ordered to be rovonimit• neetrt_.
ry Sure lam that the real polltionin whit% so and So, under the fame predicament ; the third to enemy when blended wit 4 tegatair ceoftpsistOCtio '' : ;
trots-morrow.
we Rand at. the prefent -moment is a circomitince confill of all iiittng Mimi men between the ages of will loon be fufficiently qualified if. do effo"
The Houle went into a committee OD the Bill for authorifing •
the Baying co nitro Goods brought into thiscouwry. The Re- which is well known by every individual in the coon- 17 and' jo,' whirltavelatore thah two children udder vice. I fliould propofe *IR), thatiin iard pie
port to be received to-morrow. tryo We have now an enemy to contend With, who to years of age t and the tone& chars toots-eft of Ali • are called-OA, -filch of. theosentiiiir: peril fhe
The Houk alto went into a Committee on the Longitude Ad. may be Riled the moll indolent and the moll daring thoferaen -atithio the fpeeified age, Wild trey not lA' fhould bCallowed the &mita. oft retying— iii t,,
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Ap< rfon from the CommiMoners of Naval Enquiry, prefeoted • that ever this ententry had to combat. That cum) , include& in any of 'the. other elailic 2 Th. ft they vakyrprCiiefed ihky.aPPeattlfilsakillorm 'his,' • ..
Pa 4th Report of the raid Commiffioners. Ordered to be printe.d
Sir, it is well known. is employed at this very mo- (hould dillingnifb all'tlinfe erhiiate Clergy/nen, and exercirn. ~f(t(y parith atowErallitkonlin tit, , 't' if
for thc ufe of the Members.
AMettigefrom the Lords infonnedthe Wide, that their Lard- ment in making Ideal preparations for the avowed- all thnfe who are adttally*.fervittg M ant. corps of solunteers,e .o:,pflefelrennitlifllA. Rertnfien Yr . .1
lops had agreed to the Fur Clergy Bin, and (eyelid private Bills. ',moo* of ineafion, and even threatens us with total Militia, Army of Referee, of Volunteetae, approOid itig, the d . ihmipld tioE a ix, '
Sir WDo LSI?. pro:rented the Report of the Bid for providing fubjugation. The force which we now have on forty. byhis Majeily, in ferrying by fttbßitutc tit Hid isti- 'fame eaten . I thcititil pgAp 'lO
10,-0.0%(a: • If
Chapels, Churches. sad Refidences for the Clergy. t. tit . ,
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both by fee and by land, is undoubtedly very great ; title, as we cannot call On thoreferying bOlubfthates hooter% olpts'ab ea. 6 .or 4 - ge and 7 •
daufes were propcird and adopted, and the Bill was ordermlSnr" to
teed, inerotOd, and reads third time to-morrow. hut when we confider that the enemy is at this very to afford additional military fervice as long as the gencdikyllootild et+flOtteOt . -rcfkhe t ! time poffeffed of a large portion of the Continent of rubßitute ferves ; butt in cafe of invallon;l 'hive ttO 'part offle* Britairt. fqr,..." pee 'dive b 144.
eons rioses. DRUNKS Or THE COUNTRY.
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The SECRETARY at Wee tore, and addl.( fred the Europe ; and that every day new porreffions, even doubt that they will offer their feriricer.' I }hoed: .vaficin. I bare hitherto talked. rinoipelyiif •
;and; Ws it? Scotland; I tekeie 4, ancient pre
Houle upon this fubjed, to the following diet : whole kingdoms, ate 'in a manner btcriming the propole that all thrife men who are enrolled-in either'
Si Sir, pnritiant to the notice I formerly gave, I now trolls of France ;it does not become us to place great of there claires, Amulet be called out in cafe of inva- titre of that country (f much, he fame AS that Lof t*.
rife to lay before the Houle the outlines of a Bill which reliance on the force which we have already ellablifh. lion, in an order of priority, according to the elates hull But bkthat eircettitht)lc4ilittnity, Litili Ow ' I,
I pinpole to bring in for the purpofe of amentling the ed. We ought to confider the cafes of great Princes to which they belong. No perfon fhould beexempted: I
'roughly., perfbastod ihat, reetipef%n lo• that g. fi .
Aft which has been. recently paired for the Defence on the Continent, to convince ourfelver of the neeel• from being enrollea, and the whole lifts of namei, where-the ishabltktifsitill or pgesliAnf Ilfei • •
of the United Kingdoms and in order to enable his thy of exertion ;we ought td take into notice, that Ihould be put on the rhnich doors. As we intend to (elves by patriotifm, 'mac runt, otilvaioti ..
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Majelly more fpeedily to execs hi Royal Peer:poise, ;he French are in a manner' abiolitte matters of the make the adoption of there meafures as fpeedily as in the 'lean 'de ere bbsd lb litbet to fuck Pa
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in requiring the :aflame of his liege Im;bjetts, in cafe whole coatis which are nested to our (bores, even Poffilde, (though not In expeditious-as to occafion ment in'the pietent emeigency, ;Resider to Ramp,
of „duo ii,eafion oldie realm. This is a meature%4 firm the frimtiers of Holland to titre keens& on the injoßice to any individuals,) I (hould, therefore, ed to unite with eekry Eritorriollits er.
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the utnuott importance, in the relent fit mob nof she Mediteleasnean g and that it isnot impoffible that they propore that the Deputy Lieutenants lbould meet for United Kingdom. to repel with eikotir th 'tCite ,
Kiogeloms Tie Bill lam about to Proliole contain, may mill acquire greater importance by the poireo. the porpore of receiving the lifts, and. that the day attack. Weth rerped to ,Irelatid. I 'may fa, •Ir
proviii.,o, calculated to enable his Majelly dittinetly lion Dieu the Resat riven and pats opals the Conti- of their fo meeting rhould be the di, of appeal again li is not my intention to, applftWe Meebt'et at
en areettoin the seA refources of his d• mininn*: and vent of Europe. Under there. choundiances, Sir, their names being continned in the faid lift-On account, to that country. The *.albsevridiu die.
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all, provider a mode of acquiring the polfehion o,'although every body mull have a petted reliance up- •of any claim orexemption. Theft has fhould be not adroit of Inch an nitlilicktiori,l4isfbre ' I. •
I• !kill an& unweaned vigilance of correfted, ariandy, and atiltraßs of all he
fuch .part of the public property as may he found tie- man the well known county (ion of it into fmell diarist ii not.earrle` tri ig
eelfary for the fervice of Government. and the gene. our Navy, a Navy which is the novit powerful in the rolls nosed he co/dui-My tranfmitted t 0 One of his perfedion as it is in this miolttry. ' t .alit_ rt
rai fecurity- of the Country, in cafe of emergency ;as world, and which I may even venture to fay, is per- Ma.efty's principal Secretaries of State, with a_par. that come efforts fhoold be tiow. for the
alio a summary anode of indemnifying thole perfons hips capable of coping with all the Navies in the titular account of the exemptions chimed. Now, accomplithing fuch elivtfifitti ift that p.+cor •twit .
-who may Jotter in regard to their property, either it world, yet, at the lame time, no man can potlitity Sir, having thus proceeded through the fill Rage of United Kingdom; but at iiikfeilt his ticetliilt .1.4.
tales of internal dolt:thence, or of attual invafion. contend of fuppofe, that it can he pratlicable herme the plan as to enrolment', I &mid prop ofe, that his dition to admit of fuch at{ ensideftgene. ./ftwojk„
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The late AR, and ail" that which was paired during ricaiiy, as it were, to real op all thrift ports or rivers, Moja, fhould have it in his power, ik Cafe of ac- (landing that circumtlabee, I .10, intiwincid.•
the Lot tsar, were see y defellive in thole particulars. In a. to block op or exterminate ell the veffels which tuta invafion, or even the approach of an eremy, there ate amongß the inhabitauts' its • •
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They do not, with 'efficient expedition, enable his the enemy may he prepating for the purpore of eye- to order all the Lieutenants of every county, to ardent zeal and attachment to the? entill . • '
!slajelly to command time affißence of all his liege sooting their threatened invation. Great as our army call ..out, airembie, or embody, any of the perfons der which they live, that will prompt fi,
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folsjetts. to carry arms for the defence of the king- at prefent is, it is not poifible to line completely the on the rolls (who 'were not exempted) according to oppofe the foe by every poffihle effort. Off la ,
dom. The lett Bill went no further than to enable whole furrounding coatis of Great Britain and Ire. to their order of priority, in order to repel in- whole, I would beg Gentlemen to confider the 4114
hi. Majefly to procure the afilitance of A certain dc- land, Co as to prevent the moil diflant parts of the vafion ; and that, during the time of their being Rate of Europe; and fay, whether or not thls Wlllp
fcription of people within particular orad/h,- and to United Kingdom from being not only invaded and fo called opt, they fhould be fobjed to toilitarydit not fo framed, as by its operations to avert de
ado.o certain meafures which were deemed neeeffary attacked, but even perhaps ((being enhcO temporary: cipline, end liable to levee in any part of the brig. dangers that threaten us . Some Herr. Mernblis ksk
in regard to property; but it did not go the length of potieffion of. It would be inspnsble to be falficient- dons, along with any of the eathing corps or new thislioofe may perhaps Rart objedions to the pied nt . 1
thole propofed by the Bill which lam now to being ly aoprifeat of the particular point to which our at.. corps which his klaJefly may think fit to appoint• meafures, from the internal dangers which it efn g,r -
forward. I need not recta to the recolleCiun of the teution ought moil peculiarly to be dialled. No. I Mould with to limit their fervices to the time of fuppofed may accrue from thus prating arms ittllllse
Enure, that it is ihe ancient and undoubted Prern7l- b"d,'. I Loy, can fuPPore that with this army, great invafinn ; for as loon as the enemy were nom. hands of all perfons protnifcuoufly. I woill'leett '
tire of the Crown. to demand the fervices of all 'tle as it i„ we can do every thing. The 1-.0 is, Sir, we pletely exterminated, or driven into the fea, they thole, however, in this Hoare, who hate been pentinop.
fubjefts of the kingdom, who are able to carry arms, can do nothing mote, even in the cafe of an Retold ibould be entitled to return to their own homes, im- ed to the honourable rank of Lieutenants of enteigles
in cafe of tneafinn from a foreign enemy. This is a , battalion, than aflcmble this great army for the pur- mediately when that fervice was over. At the time to confider, that in fuch troublefoose tones as, thee,
ti ii h which. 1 am convinced. will not he dtnicd by I pole of deciding the great queßion, whether or not of alrembling, I timid allow every man the (um of their °Sees become every day mote important to the
any Hon. Member within there walls; hot ootwith. 'we than be fuhjugated by our invading foe iWe may two guineas to defray neceffary expends, and that Rate, they being adually the Reprefentative, of Ms
ganding that consiaion, I think it may be attended I fuppofe that the enemy is determined to invade us by they fhould elf° receive, from the of ter under whom hiLlieny in pandits counties; and I %%Veld w hilts to i 1
with beneficial ertnfequences to Rate, very (booty to I embarking no let's than lotoooo men in 6,8,0 r even to they (creed, the (urn of one guinea, towards the ex- recall to their reconedion a due fenfe of the weight,. , ‘
the WA, a few precedents frotti lcarir:d authors, do ilions,all letting off in different direelions,and that pence attending their going home. Every man charge with which they are entruiled,- I may here
aid in the Ruth of Partiarront, which appear to put alter dedueing 50,000, who nory be dirperfed and de- ffiould be obliged to take an oath of fidelity and ter take the liberty of tnenthuting that they ought
!Le /vehicle beyond all doubt. The learned Judge drored on the potroge over, that the Chief Confui will vice; and that oath ought not only to extend to thd; mat now to v•,eir their fituatiorts as they bait-hither..
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Iliackrinew in his Commentaries, rays, o 'llse King be able to tired the landing of ocoooo
.men upon our oppofing an enemy,
. belt to reprefs any internal re to been too much accußomed to do, as merely oto
is ennfidered as the Gen liffimo. or the full ha ask thefts f.omehow or another. and that this so,noomen hellion or Infurreehon, ()mold any inch misfortune oil offices. I lay, that in ttok times, it is better to.
nary command within the kingdom. 'lie great end thould come more or lefs difunited. more err lets fen. unhappily take place during the time of their being run the hazard eyen of the People making i bad efk
of foeiety it to pooled the weaknefs of individuals by lick. and more or let's divided into parties, it is highly embodied. Them Sir. I have
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in general, the of their arms, than that they flroold be at/moony left ht
the united ftrenxtb of the community, and the prius. probable indeed. that we might be able to goers their outline of the enrolment and nlfembling. I (hall now a are of entire ignorance of the ufe of them. Far
cipal life of Ontesament is to dire& that united plate of landing. yet we fhould not rely on that pro- treat of the other part of the plan, I mean the moo my OAN part. I can lardy aver, that /canny" fie en,
ltrength in she belt and molt effeßusal
manner to bability. They might happen to change their defti• citing and training there men when thus enrolled.— real (longer which is likely to accrue to the imptnn/
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fuddetely. or tome of them might he cam. The ancient conititmion of this Realm alto provides, peace or the country, when 1 confider dm eoe pk
anfwer the end propefed : the military power molt nation very
be entrufted in the hands of the Prince" ice. In pelted with lots again to put to fen, and might chance that every man ffinuld be c -rocked in the ufe of arms. difpofitimsns and feelings of the people. - re -fe hero
i another place be fags, " Betides elide who by their to be driven by fume part door feet, or eves by the We may talk of the arength of the country in any thee eircirmtlance to be embraced by $ gigtunti
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v military tenure were bound to perform forty days very elements on fame part of mucosa', where their manner we pleafe t but it :s me opinion, when men which I did net advert to itoits fegtila eardW,This
t ferrite in the field, Heftthe algae of arms, enaaed pretence might noel be looked for. Under all there are not aftually trained to am 1.0 as to know how , rerpens the private arms ii the pottffoin Grin :lead*. -
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ay Hen. I/. and afterwards the Ratute of Winchefter, combined eircumftance,, go, it does appear to me, to ufe a firelo
tk when pat into their hands, that inch I alt. However well for plied the poiatio arfenals and
i under Edw. I. obliged every men. according to his that there moos at prefent an aboolute sneer". month is weakened in proportion to the degree of '
tilmouagai jitleaamn'acyccbinc it:;:olngraa•tigteozrrmosi,nytteat.ntain
nencafeutcheat:
•' ' emote and degree. to provide a determinate quantity for the urmolt power and exertion of the whole ignorance of military tallies. One of the hatotes I
,InrePe;ovo non. there Will he an abfolota
colleted with ens, arrow-, tee. The rations toWn.
of fuch arms as were then in nfe, in order to keep the kingdom being called forth, In order to prepare for alluded
ar to, called On all men to provide thteminfethvets
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the arms that can be furtriffie3 brtls by , t
peace : and eonliables were appointed in all hundreds tech important events. Even after having
out matt powerful tinny under she oircumaanees kingdom were called on to pro-ride butts,'lllt the ex. Coeirrifteent and private insfividualt. V Aloes ha.
by the latter Rotate, to fee that fetch arms were pro -
-,41,4.,s 44 dila the rowan off:awl, Aah sad times I hate adluded to, it might perhaps be • meat' of hootingl with the k?......,!T tie pr. Henri crops afford us, by Oleir comfy& is tiro te4mag sawn.
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