Star. — London, England, 1804-02-21 00:00:00

- HOLLAND. • Illoseuesuaz, Fro. 9. —The following very em - Letter was infected in the City Gazette of .printed in Dutch and French-- ant raseuterr are SILZIMILS or Tas IMPAZTISSINTAL 00- OT SSAIAND.TIII resurtmaaeaereuta COSIIII/111. ,er stomas. arra tee mere es was ler-dlerreWe naked petit* et the syth Mete, we am* beliiiih• a the amereastiblei yea had tapeyphy '241thum5fu11."81.4440610/,(111Othe aseresellas ' eye eela die thy t sew eeleareelliPmeelholosibesdle ism dee et itelkirg -deb inelail Os eliraY ear larprlae ere es 11. 01141111011110$ st elpireany tele yea lad yeatidfaa. 4111114 Mee Woliwosa soma ea twee that the Ilessew ~wsrastldes *idle InlrrYaa eir a stellew wide h =l§llWelelkinbra ere,* k Mr bus oligied sodap appieliwede Ise ,ratisus OI lwees k eyed L rlmeeeleser will • sowOry. ewe% weft labeteares is Orate ere eureowelled war. is es le the a!h7llisweir dir ela Ile le pee Vets se los esfillorms at ea New. vadillaaleiehleh het 011toradellesall14 we led wedges eamplia . ken dray 011 Ire 4010111.41ibio,is 'weer ewer Wag wile 9111%grAft1ll*Rilie 0. 1 . 141111 WWI the sew" ells, astiraryawhirlay. tele welders. lls tea" bye* Misty ef Irateee. se. pro• ~ eme tiri ewe traineke, sad wield ta beak ▪ WeiliAlspealtha epee dee veer el/ the bleed. estywa Idiot asoolt Iletleray wafts/ow. by pediewbe gNldtwlll'• itanitattbeemeadiorimateemszeiblawilneentsetemen elder slsbe. It s erterailise deidtrikelseeitoyereellee ore or "lOWA, ,1, 1 1 4 1 114 0 1, 1 111 " 1 " 1101.010°P.1101 =rissitstia"lll4 gelPlir IIItieWIMMIPINI. 64111•1161111,01 i %emelt tioterlese NW *wile elle ail lOW With eatitoweime.ea lei ewe aileaep at Wilidshilleres rMedr setae asliedeiria shialudeoll maths yodlieedeo drige.rigati aoloaliewes lam se be. 'elf If eiL=sol=•, • Zeire_ • J. W. Ilessone *Aim" !tail; -tiesON/ ;, the imelle . ipi#‘4l l g ormatry. Ll Sys /Mani imakillisely beard br. iteitterat, at lerOis o Nili m ,ivery where In this vicinity $ a report wait *ea* at the bete asst, . that the Duke of Met bad bided with soO s eco muR is two polaes..in aelasd meow the 'had. Inmeediately. every emenentwece abet& befpoke f efaaioa, ad nal beam rejoicatt coaratulatitins were 'meek given -4 received. Orange cockades nab appeared is windows efthe milibeet. nod's* the Wont' of lsties. 4ar Frank brothers was Waked and wee Oalile'Peitiets trembling. Ziprefes were fort Auseeidant sad to Geritom to osoossee this 'eyed news. What made this teport gala ground was. the wPie anxiety of our Dineen. sad the y mg* Wastage of the Frame Generale. who, in four hours. hat fiz couriers to Zealand and North Holland. From the wing of patriotifm. however. in oar arraest countrymen, they were fa keg dumbed on the road, that it was not natty lee Mom*. we loom that the firing originated fres Admiral Vestries trying ate erength of our gumboots, oforhicb many broke to pieces, from comb; toe heavy metal. At the return of the modem our Frau% opprefors laughed in their turn. Government archieves. which bad been packed up. were specked I the orange colours difappeared $ gloom of difeontent was unherfally freed, and gees ewe fee were fighiog, the others were crying. Several of oar citizens were united by orders of_the Dietary, the Batairha toots of our French tyrants. for forty-eight boors. nothing was talked of but beep& guillotining. or (hooting is te#. But General Vsceeta, who arrived from his head quar. tees at Utreitt. be We dnefday. determined to let Its feel*. digthafttre of the great nation, is a Agile maaver, by laying as order another revere and tressed centribatims I /ears Aar exemire. We have. however. ememfilades, thanks to the continuance of 7reaeh fraternity we are unable to pay took cave man oestributimes already decreed !! I HaOtrllea t il. foeiety of mulleal smatters. Irel4ap . gave an Oratnria at the Lotheraa ellareb Isere. On a foelden. the chandelters, and other objets. fixfpended within the chords. were fees in motion, which was attributed to the 'fell of the maGeal infiruments.—But it has fince been known that. at the fame hour (feven in the evening), a like lbeenomenon was obferved at Rotterdam, }Larkin, cbleadam. and Maafslui• . la the left of thefe chive, • he chandeliers of the Reformed Church were in maw ties during the time of divine ferries. fn as to he he. gee atl T removed between two and tit. elect fn m their Wise peition. The direition of this motion vas from watt to can. After the motiop had been for:toly ti o; rd during ten minutes, it recommenced, bat was not quite fo perceptible. This extraordinary tvznt to greatly terrified the congregation. that the greater part took to flight; and the weather bein,t left nearly alone. fbund himfelf under the neceffity 44 abruptly finifhing his fermnn. The caofc of this pheariomenon is not yet afceetained. It is attributed to the Clweits of an eat thquake. It is remembered, that the fame thing truth place. at the time of the great earthquake at Lifbon. The Mocks were alto felt by perfoos under the organ gallery and Ly two individuals in a caltriuler, betu eel' Schtethin. and Rotterdam. Maay veffeli or. the Macfe and the &hie were moved by the fame hock. Letters from Bois le Due flats. that the lam Jay flu ells were felt in that city, which could o• ly bt• a•tith•atetl to all earthquake. The brat. r' • .-!.! • •it the elute,' of Sr. I-hrl were agitated irt a v e • y manner. In many kitchens, lo mat of the wealth, acre nverturne.d." dux. Vuntescs, Jar. t¢.—Lall sight the pal insure from Genoa was murdered at the diftanee ahem t; Italian miles from this capital ; and on. de. lath inft. the Token courier Fans; met the fame fate is the vicinity of Leghorn. The latter was accompa. cried by two coaches, and sinned by two dragoon. One .f the coaches efeaped the banditti, who were t 6 in numbers the other. is which was *Um km = was emptied. One of the dragooss was` and Imocleed down. A party of Wan and French cavalry were immediately feat out from Leghorn JON the robbers, bat not the lea@ trace of them could be dirco . vered. The Fra l pfon, which has hitherto occupied Lana., ir s a nt at Leghorn. The internal in n quality wh' prevail atlAcca appears to have is. deed the French Goren:mew* withdraw its noT hum that may A lime of t with the tower of Leghoro.h e ls e Ci l e s =alo dm a: oar coal. The Senate of Cc , ft has pretested M. Sown sad H. Rose:sem the Commandersof the Rattan flea and Land /ones in the Repablic of the Berea Mods, with &MUM fiends: The took am* d'Affaires at Bt. Paerihsegb is M. Vitas:la. The kteptablic of the Bens Mods will fiber/ifs fief Ear vo~a to Paris and Lank*. and %Parr rrAffeina to A loss MN likewife itgoelated es ks account in foreign Commies. • There are a maw Engliaseca now at Naples. &nerd sad &OS flips of war are lying is the port The repsin o f the tostificatioss of Mantua, Pelkhisra, sad Lovers. are dirconti sued, as mom difconti saed, of the unfaveitralde weathers but they will be refokied every Comma. perdp to employ the tr=" z iad b :rdy to place theft Joiner's in a deter • coosedhos. They future pre test as ia ' uisagle, sad hem the bulwark of • asp . EMr INI t *i IN! fIOPP eaa ANSI Oki *IA beer • oaad *be 11 to I , woo firP otitc se ! is 1 Aro .111 ON 010 • a , gib Di Irco • be' Cl to: M be Ft et io II • i 4 PARLIeIMITITAIr PROCUDINGS. PICOU OF LORDS. MONDAY. Fit. so. To dr Appel knee Olt Own at Seim fa Seeded. Orders e. Dar Wt. dos AtternerrOmeral rad Mr. Aissasika wen Lard an the Tan attbe leteundenu, and Mr. Airs Oa Oa madam of die LORD CELINCISLIDR. Ze i Cisew W lerwrd. Nl = Deihl. and ewe Mewl NW Inn Wu* +- Rude ameasekeed In a dwn 11aDbelmewidey Mat In was read a fined doe e sea. Webs elferradurs by de LORD CHMICILLOR ad Leal ALTANA% k was arderehe be careskteL adjuseed went Ain* mamma. HOW 01 1 COlOllOl6. w IMAM hark/ trim tbs Oar. aray reddens war readored.rad ken pdraorlorladi 11118 gun dreig. MOSE SLBCIIIOII. Madame at the Dorton =Aim Criradrai brae& *dr mon ea He lat. dense Ward Wbrolos. Eh. was Da Zikereurari apse de bee drabs for diet Cleyo Orr dos Ins traDadoraja bras k rented ea boon, was veld g b dim dos Forties Wel an Magna or anuiders i our was h& radar's tier.) fa Oren& tbet • New Writ be Mal fie tie dabs d a Mi as to fcroe ia Puilootera ter Daelsom4 is the mad of the did Mr. Mama. braerea.the a Neer Welt be Mei br tbe &aka of a !err. rl ortzeber. Y Ma. is the NM of Chary beteee 11 4 Deb* MOWN , ped#esed ble .sil br twiabdig op ea tie bar orders la biog. t araeorrout Tbe Royal Metal INNI. sod tbe Oreeabai Male Paboty WM eyedto be retard to a Cainottls• et dee wbele Hank • soswwrsw Tbs Cam . *sew at Ways amil bilswo.mid d !apply, was de. tarsal Wwbesfey swab VVVVV CORP& Mr. Secretary YORK Moved, that there be laid before the Houle an account of the feveral Volunteer Corps is the Kingdom of Great Britain, that mere placid on permanent pay and duty. from the :A of November. iflos, to the latell period the fame could be made up. Ordered, and pretested accordingly, and to be printed. eurins. Mr. CREEVi.Y role to poilpose the motion. of which be had given notice on a former day. repea ing the origin and provers of the war in Ceylon, to a future, but not very diltant day. when he Should have the honour of calling the attention of the Houle to that important &Wee. Ittta 1111111 lIIIIITIIICTPOII SILL. When the third reading of this Bill was moved by Mr. Corry, Lord A. Hamilton °Wined, that after the dikuffions which took place on that important fubjea, he felt it incumbent on him to ray, that not withlianding all be had heard, and the different views which were taken of the fohjea, he eontilmed Rill of the fame opinion. It was to the exceffive ifue of paper, and its confequent depreciation, that the dill• ficulttes of Ireland lhould be attributed, There was one point in which he felt tome delicacy ; but be could not refrain from mentioning it, when, for tome time pall. the MP of exchange was from 18 to set between London and Dublin. The point on which he fclr lodic delicacy, and refpeaing which be waked to be informed, was, whether the Lords of the Treafury in Ireland received their falaries at par ? He had his information from the moll refpe&able authority ; but Rill he ',lilted to have it acknowledged or denied Iby the Right Hon. Gentleman oppofite to him. He Biould conclude with obferving. that he confidered it the better mode to appoint a Committee to enquire into the cedes of the difficulties under which Leland Laboured, in tonfeqwence of the kaecity of fpecie. and the exceffive iffue of Bank Notes. Mr. Coriy had no het Cation to acknowledge that himfelt, the L .rds of the Treafory, and tubordinate Officers. w.ule duty required them to attend in this country doting the fitting of Parliament. did ?ceche their falaries at par. laut whether they ought or ought out, was nor then the fobjea. When the Noble Lord tecollefled that he propoled to bring in a Bill lad Scllion for the relbiaion of the flue of notes in Ire hind. the Noble Lord mull perceive that there was no material difference between them ; he felt and ac knowledged that much had been (offered by Ireland in conkquence of the elective paper circulation, but he was convinced that whatever difficulties mAy stile from it, the Bank of Ireland !honld be rellisaed as long as the Bank of England. Lord ARCH. HAMILTON explained. Mr. CURWEN kid, that the Rate of Ireland, as enameled with this fubjea. demanded the moR Teri. on. attention of the Hook. He was of opinion that great relief' would be afforded to the people of that country. either by limiting the ifne of bilk papa , . or making it a tauter is skis coots/. • &JOHN NEWPORT eombsted the opinion of i Mr. o*vem, and contended, that the abfeatce feats, which ensconced to 3.000,000 yearly, were the moll prominent auk of the evils now complained of.— There were. betide', feveral large loans motraßed Ail else inters( of which he may rate at a million *ad a half, paid in this country ; and which. of courfc, dedwaed to mach from Ireland.—The Hoof. &odd likewife know. that the peafants of that country 4- war buried their money, without giving the Zeal intilliatim of it to their wives or again ; hence a great dad of fpecie has been irrecoverably The coofespease of the pedants receiving *cis has been very Injurious to the Willard. bect he refolves never to part with a tingle 1114a:t i r os pay a farthing of his rent in calk from a that crvid. it bons or an invaftoo may enable boappropruue to his own ufe ; for the fame mobs be pipshis notes readily, bee:safe hematites so fithiantial value to them. In conflating this f.bjs&, therefore, the Hoak &mild readied% that it isto *paste is a Mrs. try wbok inhiabitiati► at leat the clefs tit' them to which he alluded, were dilfesentin mannetefin habi and chamber, from the people of Enema& Similar ts, was. mehmtendr. mold not proaos fimilar of ferns in both emsotnes. Mr, FOSTER did not rife to enter into the fob lea. but merely to *Verve, that be agreed with the Noble Lord (Archibald Hamilton) as to the expe l/I=s" advantage of aProiatingli Committee to the prefent quellioo. He hoped that the digitises on this bufisek had toads a prefer hopee flow on his Mnießy's Mislays. and would induce then to propofe foam mode for removing that evils which was fo grieemay felt. On the Wei raiding of the Bill losing' put front the Chair, Mr. FOSTER kid, that he thought the Right Hem. Gentlemen on the Treakry Bench would fay foonathiag ref plan this important fubjea ; but as they did not.iterave notice that he bould. however, incompeteat be felt hielfdf for the talk, bring it for ward on fame future day. The Bill was then read a third time, pared. and crated to the Lords. ------- 111111 MILITIA SILL Mr. FOSTER called the attention of the Hoare to the New Iris Militia Families Regulation Bill. which altered materially the provifions of the old Bill ; by the latter, the helplefs father's children, and Mien of hpithowew, were entitled to receive two thillings per wait ; but by the former, they were Gadded to ao more than oar Ihilling.--He this dat Sae conlidwatioa Said be given to this T ;he threw oat the& °bravado's, in the hope t• would attend to it, and may cane to a dairies, if they intended it et all, before the Sprang Atka. Mr. CORRY Sid, that the confidential of fo ha- Pomo a fuhiea ought to be deferred till the arrival of thole IriS Members, who were prevented at pre fent from attending to their Parliamentary duty, in ceafequence of befog obliged to be with their rte. menu and corps. Mr. FOSTER made a few obfereatioasj alter which the Houle adjourned. LONDON. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ss. !RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 MICR e Cad. for .seer. .DH—DIII•• fa led z ssi• Redoned s6i—Osolani 311 pa' Cent& 74 New s pa Cats. UW-Old s per Caw. 934 94. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Mort Asa 3 S• 116 .0 6 3 per CILIA &Silt 3 Per e CANV i i t lamp. 3. per Cele. saft rop Ass .. 9. 1-8 6 I per Cam 7 °nudes 31 at. S per C. Navy Amery reek.as :A t.. 5 ,Sr Cam 17,7,113,11 Gni for orc. LIM Levi Aim of 7.16 THE WINO. YeSerday a CabinetC.ouncil was held at the hours of the CIIMICILLOI of the Escueopaa. which met at one o'clock, and fat till near three. At the break ing up of the Council. the CllASCilitell of the Ex. citettyea went to the Qeen's Hoare. and had an interview with the Phyfteians. The Cabinet met again at nine o'clock in the even ing, and continued fitting till half pall one, after which Mr. Aonamoros went to the (tteen's Palace. Our Readers will rejoice to hear that the Kum is fo far recovered as to be able to walk through feveral rooms, which his MAJIITT did both on Sunday and , yefterday. At eight o'clock laft night all the Pbyficiano met at the Q2een's Houfe and had a confultation. We are well allured that his ht•JIIITY continued to be in a fait way of recovery ; and mull caution our Readers not to give credit to the various reports that arife ' from the circumflances of his Majesty's Hines, and which are incautioully publilhed in tome of the daily prints. The Bulletin of this day reports as follows! BULLETIN, - • Qiieen's Haire, Feb. 21. 1104. " His llfe7tstt twerowt mock tbe few at be bas kynfor Ike bill two kyr. (Szod) " I f'CAS Pirrs. I , s. airxozzu. "r. AfILLMAA'. " fr. KADARDIN." The floufe of I.ords was well attended yeflerday. The number of Peers prcfent amounted to between thirty and forty. Lord 11 AW I say as' attended, and it 111.0 generally fuppoferl, that if no communication were made on the fubjee of his Mallll/TV'S illnefs, fume queßioos would be put to Mininers touching that IDOR Urinating and important fubjeft. The :ame motives of delicacy, however, which had hi. thertu prevented any attempt of public inquiry, pre. walled Lift night, and the Houle feparated without a word upon the fabjeft. The appearance of the Knife of Commons was nearly &War. Mr. AR , 9111 C TOM, Ml* Yes as, asf Me. erast,a "tyre prefect on the Maeda fide I and on the other, wee Mr. Fox and all the principal Members not connoted with the Magr i , CIIM/t MT. PITT and Mr. WlND fur. Both parties were evidently watching each other, the one captains theta communication would be made, and the other apprehending that. if a com mtmication was not made, fame cultism might be Government. we made:Bed. have within there few days received account' of the rate of preparation on diffennt parts of the enemy's coati. They Rate in fubfiance, what has often beef' alerted. that the threatened attempt to invade this country will Alertly be made I and from different circurnltaneerbeir% compared. it would appear that at prefent the inten der is to make the force trembled /a the Dutch har bours put Bra to lea, to draw our attention to the northward, while the chief effort will be made in the fouth, with a view to fterprife Leedom. How 94 it is to plan and calculate beforehand l But the me• my will bad himfeif deceived ifbs imagines that any thing hiiag attempt on any part of our coati, will induce oar Rulers to lean other pans defencelefs.— Our Bate of preparation is now loch, that let him even (homed in clotting a landing in any quartet. in led that sa hours a greater force will elan him than, he can. by all hie means, ever bring to this country. We have already Rated that on &Way there was an andel degree of bails at the Adeiralty. We can now add that the fame sight difpatches were fent oleo the Cosoasenden at all oar Merest ports. Difpatches were as the fame time feat off for Admi ral Coasweaets. Yellerday Ameba of a mast date were re. ceived free the fame Cmaimadirs his Beet all wells the enmity up in pen. This day we received the Trench Wadisr: se the 7th Memo, iscialive, from irbieb we hays'ootierd a few captures. the may pore of their moteam deism. , say mimics. WWe have silo neeived Papers sad Letters floe risk greats are of more ismormaeo. Our simiera vie dad theta is a main eoloam. The rod of Nona has removed frtot4 his lods• lags in St. Aadrew's Square, Edinburgh. to the ele• pot boatel Sir Anse Gamic, in (Lone Square. As many whoa erreiwooof amain. that in safe g the despite of a Sovereiga of there realms, a dile. ides of Parliament will d twee Sty take piece, we the it peer to ftateohat, by a late Statute, the Parlimpeat is empowered to continue their Strings • for St sleuths after foch desire, unkfs difolved is the interim by the Proclamation of the Regal Sac. celfor. • Major• General Dammam% who commands a brl• gads at Gefport, is appointed to a command at Make. We are very Cony to Rate that Admiral Tao's aoaouon is very muck lodillrofeeL Two Bwifs Gentlemen. who made their 'kap about ten days lines from Freon, were examined before the Privy Coma. They tate. that Bona. CACTI pofitively intends making a dekent upon this country in the coarGi of the prefent week. The author °fibs forthcoming Comedy. at Covent Garden, will probably inform us, whether, when Love foods the alarm on the Sage, it is by a ben or what other in ikument. ----- Lady WAIIIIII is not to be buried in °utilise. where the remains of her late hotbaad, Sir Choice Watteau, were dewlited, but at Parham, about twenty miles from Iftrightoo. which has been the bu rial place of the Sisson, family for many years. It is rather fingular, that Lady W. bad not the Dighteft idea of her approaching dUlolutinn. A few hours be. fore a mortification took place. (he ate and drank heartily; and on the phyfician aching her if (he walled to fend for any of her friends ?replied, o Why (hould I trouble them to come fo fart you talk as if I were in danger." A foot race. _on which feveral bets were depend ing. was decided on Tuefday on the Hartford bridge road, between two fawyers of Norwich : the diftance was one mile, which they ran in five minutes and a half; but it was fo clofely contelled, that they came in within half a pied of each other, when one of them made a fpring, which decided the bet. They were both greatly exhaufted by their exertions. The Lord Provoll, Magiftrates, and Council of Edinburgh have agreed to a Petition to be prefented to the Houle of Commons, in name of the commu nity, praying for leave to bring in a bill to alter, ex tend, and amend the police of that city, and the dif bias in the immediate neighbourhood ; to e xtend the royalty of the city over the lands of Bellevue and others; to allow the Magillrates to make regu lations refpelling bread ; for regulating the weight of coals, and fining carters impofing upon the lieges; and for fevers' other purpofes of police and am provement. In confequence of the late alarm rf ;ovation in the 'North. the Volunteers of Selkirk, which i. 36 miles from Edinburgh, muttered at four o'clock in the morning, and marched into Edinburgh in nine hours. In this Corps is a taylor, whole wife did not choofe her dear snip fhould be eapofed to the hoftile foe, and fell upon the expedient of making him drunk, and putting him to bed. The valorous knight of the thimble awaking. and recolleEting what had paffesli inftantly fprung from his bed, drefied himfelf in hi uniform, ordered a poll.chaife and font, and arrived at Edinburgh, fully accoutred, ani ;eland iu his ey et about two hours after his regiment. On Wednefday morning, the in Battalion of AT. gyllfhire Volunteers, confining of eight comp.iiiio• commanded by Lord Joan Cassrases. who h?v e , been quartered Paifley for fix weeks. marche d from that place in high 'Pints f..r their native county ; is which, a great pinpottion ot them are refpedable tenants. In the courfe oldie fame day, the Kerry ara Campbeltron Companies of this fine Oacps. arrived [ at Grecuock e and neat day proceeded. homely e at regh Al 11104. 6 0 1 mu _sc of Nei une rant mita the tlam hgul in va tluce