The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-29
[Vol. iO.---No. SO.


= Hs'rto these brave men wtn. unrj, i;.e,I
"a ana blown Upon by The = ah;e. ord. had
Sto q above the n ost distant ,rrpu;ati,n az
hsconhu0f IN the same de-re Az ;his nort
, on TIC resolution O. the Noble Lord was i,
correct, so Wa ali the rest. With respecs
81 me 'act stated, o. 2Ci. being demanded
IIr the discharge 81 every seaman from ia.
nav. nohinS could ije n IRE nnfonrdea
, nc tru.h was. eCl Certainly was dem .o,,cd
ior the diSohar7e os,an ablc seaman br. j.,
1; pfoprri:cn 80 the a'iiitv "!:,l usefulness
the man Gin:nis'eG. SO Gic TO- sur, reo,;r
lea Tor Lis discharge For instance an. drd;-
mary s5ap'an paid but 6Oi. and ,an1nnn
ont 4VH ana Il these men became invaE-
oeh ana were only employed III ha-scr ,lpt,,.
III c'm2nd was Diminished one half. An,;
| it'.Ii. "htre they were unhr for service
ltNey were not alone discharged witi,cpt fe,
tNcf received gepsion far the RIM, .i,,.i,,. IS
! YER lives. thcar) II ths sailors in rs
| &aestys service were not be,rt hra,- =,
luetore. tire base iibsl h ch the Ncb.e Lord
+, haa tNat DAY attempted to tbi.aw on tbc;r
cnArac,trald Their hcncr, Was sufficient 10
effect hat object, .iaa the Noe'c lord main.
tanned so much eutnority over then, AZ ba
u'a IN former times---a circumstance which.
nAHply there was mach reas: n - doubt
| ne Noble Lord had taiked also of corr,,,-
,ion: &C had said, that pTemoti rs could only
We obtained by 't'eaHs Of c"riIIl1tiot, and Pa,
ilamentary Influence. lie would ask N.
noble Lord If his promotion was rhe. efect
| oi corruption tt3ea", hear. Hear. VI as tha
red riooon which was 5-iven to hin CIR -.
hrst time to a nar Of his rank. the CIR. e
parliamentary mfuence ?--(h5ar, hear ~
hnu vas the proraotion of many other men
who he could name, if it would ,Ct be in
some degree in'idipus, to be at;fibu ed To
sucn an unworthy cause? II was easy hoy,.
ever f0r me Neo'e Lord TO talk in generals,
out itt iiinl name VINO had received tue wa
geS 81 corruption. or who r al given a. .,n
CLEAR, bearl The Right Honorable Cen
uemah sV!nS mace some tur.her rsprol,,-
tHrV comments upon the resell ticr of ;he
NohIs l4id, concluded Ivy EXPRESSING a h, ne
that II the Noble Lcrd dared 90 mesa i, ~ a
DIVISION, that ihe House would leave h;r., in
such ninorty as wou,d prove the ipdip.
hIHon with which it was regarded by tie
II use.
NJ; i-nckhart cntreated 'he Nable Lord
! ~ withdraw resolution So ire. r.;Ste nj y,ish
the Character which his Lprd,hip had ~
! waYs bcr.e and So hostile 70 every f+rii,c
Which me House had ever entertained to,
wards the BRITISH navy.
sir f. Burlest thought there wac spf5.
Cert Fesson stated by the NIB G I.n.d Tor an
/ iiqprY, and the 'e''v doubts whic, :. ere
urg' d bv the Right. II N. Gentle man fNar.
Cr-te') proved to HIN nor .trtno--v ne
l.
that the peroi Of Jilc Segsicn at 1hith he
atterhl I'd b Ell brought for,g erd v as too
adNance", c iffhe r soluti y was r,i.cgel,.
nov. re h.let he N,b.e Lord W, I'D ,st.r,s
| the subject at an early part Of the e. sui. =
Sess:cn. He you'd no. npwe, CT, advise ne
Noble Lord to withdraw h's Resolution AZ
ter tie manner in VIII Oh j, rad beer sig
N tied BY The Right. Hon. Cen (Mr. Cro-
KEY
! Mr.. Rose in the fillest manner Scq;sd ALI
that haa bsen cdvanccd ~ 'he II b c Lord,
VIII respect either TO TIE diiticultY of sal.
ffs receiving their pay CT the prize mo-
ney,
FIR. Ca'craft. in terms CT great animation.
complimentcd M. Croker on The spe, CD
Which he had made ard Observed, thaf she
Resolution tf The Noble Lord was csjcpla-
ted 70 do move mischief in the British
nav. than any O her psn which couid be
devised. The Hon. Gentleman then defen.
ed ne character of Inc British sailors virh
becoming zeal and energy, and concluded by
expressing hope. tnatthe Resolution w,r,,d
meet in that house the fate it suenineutly
deserved.
Mr, WrotteSley bore testimony TO the fa-.
cilits in Tie naya, punlc Offices.
| Mr.. StauiiO"th opposed he restitution
| Lord Cochraoe replied. Re said he was
not oisP'eascd at the warmth with which
"is resniu'i ion had been met II Certainly
| " uld be ,rJuriO's To no one except TO thu
feeling Of certain Mcwbers of that House.
The Rgl hon. Secretary had met MS state
ments wi,h Individual instances # galian.ry.
J be eZi tence Of these ne did not dery -.
but he asserted. that the physical power Of
our srsmen was decreasing. paitly from
the lengLa ct the ~, and part.y the svs
| en- q Ierbar duty, IS b.ishtd in 1903. He
had heatd that the systeio was about to I've
chnng d and he should be hapcy TO herr
rom Che Right. Hon. S4cretsry that snch
was the fact. The Right. Hen. Secretary
mad chaile' gcd h!n ~ shew AZ iug.sncc of
an ofticsr having purchased lis Gi.chsrg,
from such service He would nane Mr..
rd, VIM nal served with him in the I'm.
perierse. who rad d ne so , and Eslson. his
cnckswsin OF that vssse' had been pIrcrI
IN That service, ana had returned IN bio.;
ma another person Of The rsrte of Farley Of
Inc Leda, had thee times left tkat degra-
/ ting service. and had each time returned TO
him, and died with him, completely ,2o-a
/ out in the service These were facts vti,h
nc vas prepared t. prove ut the Ter. az he
was ~ tn 'ss which had been denied with
50 mucn warmth BY the Right Hon. Secre
tarY. 10 she~ f9rther that the crews Of
British ships e war we're unequal 10 them
selves heretofore, he would relate what was
| 5he opinion a person noc az al ELsiy t,
! De disaiiected TO tls order ~ rtl;rrs-.hs va
tnfn son Ct z Bishop &c had taken ar A.