Star.
London, England, 1803-07-06 00:00:00

yobability. the total lofts of that cohntry to Great
tritain--
About this part of she Noble Earl's fpeeeh,
%The Loan Csiaacactot role, he faid, to (pe to
queftion of Order. He hoped the Noble Earl w
ctife him for the interruption, as he could afurst.
m, that what he was about to fubmit to the Haute
s no way connected with any part of the Noble
rl's fpeech. The eircomftance to which he meant
b call their Lordfhips' attention was one which, for
he Slit time, was communicated to him on that day;
t was, that peribiu were then below the Bar of that
. goufe, taking notes of their Lordfhips' proceedings.
e waited to Make it known, that if a praCtice fo di-
Wily contrary to the Standing Orders of the Houfe,
was purfued, he voted move to have the Houfe
Peared of all ftrnnger!, and then he would call their
Lordfhips to decide, whether that praltice was to be
ermitted or not ? His Lordthip at the fame time
Viking and pointing towards the Bar, obferved, that
It pertain to whom he alluded were not unknown
;a him.

(Them waowne Gentleman at this time, and evfy sae, taking
totes of ttc Earl of Sadolles fpe:ch: sod when the Other of the
itnck Rod dented him to withdraw from the Houk. he retitled to
is In, and perhited in thin notes. 'lb e Mho iif the Black Rod
then communicated this eirconattanee to the Chaileellor • and that
Probably gave rife to the nbfervsti ns made by his I .ortifhin. We
lid not oblerve that this Gentleman afterwards continued to take
tugs ]
The Eatl of Surrota refumed his fpeech : He
lid, there was another material point which his Ma•
iefty's Miniaers ought to attend to, and that was, in
:ncreare the cavalry : it war a force which would be
if the utsnott importance in cafe the enemy made a
landing. It could all in every field into which the
enemy might eaters and filch was the nature of this
poontry, t tat loch entrance would be attended with
sretultr• as almoll every field was (urrounded by a
VIM of fortification. It was alfo extremely necelary
Int the foldiers 6004 be continually firing at marks.
rons a falfe rpecies of crconenny, the folduers, daring
the tall war, were never fopplied with a (efficiency of
unpowder. As a military mat. he would fay, that
(oldies ought to he allowed a profulion of it, in order
that they might be continually firing. His Lordfltip
then entered into feveral military details, wi:h regard
to the difeipline of foldiers: and then lamented that
the fpirit of the country did not appear to be fuffici-
ently alive to a dale of its dangers, or fulficiently
roofed to repel them ; and for that reafon it was in.
aumbent on every Member of that Houle, and on
revery Gentleman of landed property, to go to his
Plumy, and, by his example and his ,admonition,
eobrsA up the fpirit of his tenants and neighbours,
onsi pant out to them the neceffity of coming forward
in 'defence of the Ration at large. Let the people
4usiew *hat they mud expelt from a fuceefsful inva-'
firm ott iNe part of France ; let the miferies of 1101-
• rid, SWltzerland, and other Countries on the Con-
' which France had conquered and pillaged, be
ied nut; and ii the faMe time let the people of
be 'Olds, thee, was no country on earth
- ethieh'reriace entertained fo great an animo-
4aT4
.fi s tide i, Intl that no country would differ more
in ca& of .assiavafion. His Lordihip concluded with
olsUreing, that he could not let the prefent Bill,pafs
i witlunir makisig thofe obfereations, and throwing out
thole hints to. Minifters.
Lord D,rent.ex eepreffed his approbation of the
prefent Bill; and took notice of a Ratement made
ea a forme/ dap, by Lord Moira, with regardto the
great deficiency of oar regular regiments as to the
number of men which they contained. He was lorry
to'hearfrom filch high authority .a Ratement fo
nn-
qualified; one to which the Noble Lord had not even
In ade any exception, and which would be likely to
elqgmat mifchief in the country. /t was with dill
more concern, as well as with indignation, he had
beard of ezpreffions-in another place, that tended to
Throw a damp and. a defpoodency over the public
mind. It bad been raid, that the capture of London
' would decide the fate of theconntry. • It would not.
If London was pillaged, if the public funds were cle-
aroyed, the enemy would dill be refilled and con-
' quered, and theconatrY would 11111 be faced.
• The Bill war then read a third time, and pallid.
The' Scotch Army of Referee Bill was alto read a
I third time, and pat/ed.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OP COMMONS.
The User of the ILO Rod futranotted the Hetet to attend In
thel-loofe of Peers, to hear his Majidbes Royal Commilkon read;
mid no big Mora
The Swami bdwined the Heefe, that the Royal Mart was
figniled by sonimillon to the Additional Entre Duty Bill and to
kirtlatrisste Bills.
Atria Additional Bounty Bill was brought io, read •
Lilt time, mil witted to be rood • (wood time to-morrow.
imots• Divorce WI treat through a Cornmittot, in which Cows-
fel were Mod. and the 'croft wits bcesest op.
TRAWL

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Get Sral Oaacaroa gars MINOS, that he ihessid OR Monday
*lt Arreg, that a Cemedttoe be appointed to latpdre into the Rate
of the Tads debt Corskty, *we mall of the Export Trade.
He gave this kag sake been& he wee anti** that Milliner%
might have on spy malty a( originating the nteatare if they had
atm inteatinn aro doing.
the CAA Ncituni of tbe Exegete r a *hawed. that k was in
the'contetapkthan d GOVOIWISIK to bring fonntrd fans aseaCure
a that had as boa as k woe eenvenietnt *die hoped that ao
lion. Gentleman *said yen it forward too Soon.
General Gannets' hid, that 11 Maskers were eillionted to
►ring forward the trantioa at ea early period. he Isaald wiWtagll
withdraw !drawl*.

The Cleasseeauta of the racemes' replied, that Minlaces.
would bartgehted by eitesuiftanese as to the time at which they
Artald ptaptdo the awake. I sad he mead that it would sot be
neatestq to ►ring it formed this Seam
'hewn' Gower sta thee 'Vented. that be welted the Ileufe to
uneisetand that be perieverid In giving Rothe of his inteadal roe-
%OM whit h he alme Id !wing forward as Maltby.
Mr. Rosa brought in the ail far akettsitneg the number of the
Pone to each Pariah. sad the annemet of the F.speuces ul Catir
sri-ORtilarte —Reed a IR tiros, ordered to he real a testiest taw
row, sad to oe reitorel.