Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

Commons TO conEter Of making ProviGont
for enabling TIis Maicay to take luch mea
tures, and enter into luch engagements, Al
the exigencies Of affairs may require. CIR
EThis M6Gage was taken up in both
.loules.-In the Comu5n5 vote Of tuPPlyI
of 5oo,oo0i paded 70 enable his Majeity
TO take the mealurcs, and make the engage
-ents. it centemPlates. { his 3,5co,o
part of the five millions Porvidcd tor II
le Ways and Means when the budget was
--encd the lait winter MIR. Pitt has fiat
cd, that the grounds on which the fun had
been reduced from the hYe millions, which
was before required, TO 3 l,2 millions, was
not any change Of fyitem' lie was ftiiI
clearly convinced that if any efforts at al!
were to be made for j Continental co Qqc-
ration they ought to Be sn large fat -
Gentlemea would obrrye, tGat when five
millions were before proPoled, It was Al an
earlier period, when iomethinE might pcil-
blv have been uone this tealOu. X vas nos
now propofcd to reduce the lc1.e 5y SHE.
the operations wee " bs carried on 5u,
the 1ea{0n was nov Wy advanced, and tl-
fun which was required Ut prei-us YOU'D
be fully adequate " the PuIpo.es tcr ~h.cl
it was intended, until Parliament met y
gain This vote though debated U. fu'
length, padld without dlv,tOa I-rhc couTt
of The debate, the Dliuiitars declared. th,
though they had not been able to r.5-Ct The
active cooperation of EuiIil, 3aJ J5sc ytL,
b5rusrl in the war agaiuG France: th-l
weEe not without hopes cf eGcCting tfar co
operation upon the principles oi j5iat-yp4r 0,
tol1t- feacs.-That for this purPoie liberia
vote Of fUppIy was neceAary That the
burden Of the war, heavy as il was, was
ohrerfuliy borne by the people, becaute
Gnce The treaty Of Amens, they were con
WINGED Of the neceGty Of the war; which,
before the concluGon of that treaty, they
were not Il hat, notwithstanding the war,
the retourCes of the country were fourth
ing thar the War-inCOme Of the lalt year
was 2o,ooo,oooi t,ering; and that the
regular payment and linking of nearly eigft
millions year, by the lnking fund, in fPite
of aCcumuatinG difficulties, was The b6it
telimony in favor of public credit That
Great- Britain had a right, from her rllour-
Ces and ttTength, toin6it on honorable terms
Of Peace Ell hat ihc had force Of lao 900
well dliipIined dhpotable troops (which may
be lent out Of the empire) Of which REIN
forcement5 to the amount Of 1900 had
recently been tcnt to dittant colonies 8
beiies GCC, 600 troops who were ftaUOn-
airy, and 100000 volunteers That ife
had ninety four ihips Of the line in commit
Gcn and fervice "a force Aronger, BY ele-
ven fhips, than all the Frenoh, Spaniih,
and Dutch ihips Of the line united and
that Y more, Of the line, were ready fcr
iea.
g. On the fubjea Of cooperation u
RuHia to bring about AZ honorable Peace,
or to carry on joint war, The following
facts, We ;hink may be relied Oh, viz.
I. That RuiIia has net abandoned, as has
been reported, the i31a of luch cooper
alton
:. That RutFa appeared determined
(viJh The content, ro doubt, NJ England Il
open d.lcuaion wi5h France on The iubir q
OF AID honorable Pactication. O. 10 lbl.
end, &e ia5 c5taired, through tBt ra.diun O.
PrH5fa, fzG5erf5 j5y ~. Ns0sf.zsry, t7 reoai,
10 Pa15, 7yk9 I1t e-t ,r,m FeiJEyS5, tb
2d Jns, on rit mDsr Prudl, II il faid
! has cXpreltd dOlr- to aCf AZ q mediator
and had been accepted as fuch.
GALLANT NzFdL ACTION
LONDON, IWNF Io 49,