Star. — London, England, 1804-06-16 00:00:00

tHe then continued his commenb at the different mot tares that had baen gropoinVaid corclirded a fpeeeho of great bulb and vehement., by ilferting,thsh this was the beWnseafurei and the molt likely to produc; the effed intended by it. -.vt.. The queilion was then pot spots Mr. Reis' amendment, when there appeared, ' Ayes, 214—Noes 186—Majority O. - • • After the diviGon, the Hon& immediately ad journed to Monday next. LONDON. SATURDAY, JUNE t 4. - - MUMS OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK! Cag far July OH—Reduced syji—.oamittes 4. PRICE OF 6TOCTJ YESTERDAY t Ilea 5u:4154 ladialkack Rut • i . 3 Per Cest• Rai Lot 551 hiperia 5 For C. 5 3pe C. Card. Aim au lavislal Asa 9 31 14 _ 1 _ 4 14 Ceit. 74Iff Il e ts • =111134, .5•46.4, 5 per Cent Navy Sot Si Pi1L m ......: • ' iz Cat. 179, 930 i • CanKrotaath3m , - ' lifers* tie &eve& mane um 1/ 1 141 =VI Lin al Doak sad we asticrenad time Ware Iltitweeldik Wi11... and a Hai wee received la._ all tiped, lrtkt of a dig aspreeedrated is tie Mort of Ulm . Dome. pare tr..-t pei. Peat. PiVirthilt# • Comte et Zatiaale-a . . . Letters from Dublin mention, that - reports are-eii 04ated there of fymptoms of inibtrettlon. We how 1-MIX hope they will prove unfounded, and that Any nay . have_ originated merely from the unezpeaed military movements which. have taken place, to ha bituate the national force to Fadden motion% cafe of an iarafion. •- Mr.Prrr's additional 4treejlilismojimml fome intereaing proud Report of the Committee oliktloilliklertriog_beitP brought up, a divifion unerpidlidft b4peteirtin the (pellicle,. a that the amendattatiti know read a fe cond tinia;'.; On this divifion the Ayes were 63, ind the Nor e?4,itt that there teat a majority off,, ageing, the toliniaer. The divifioti was tolled (pt., at a early ;period of the evening. betinten . llo . 44 o'clock, and took place Co Cutitiehly, thit many Members of both . partiei who wiimd.to vote crowded round the door of the lobby, bat were too brie to fain admilhon.—Mr. Fox and a few dills friends ar-. sivad jail in time to be counted, and this eircanagance save rife to a debate of a very fusgaine:natoee.. Rosa expreffed an opinion that the Majorie,:oottom-' tattled of Members who were not in isidtt 7 llle* time the Tuition was put front thetskatt. The,' dircutoa on this point, which continued :tier- : (9.5: time, .is correctly defc,ibed in our Report, Prri admitted; that aU Members, who Onetid ' fore the divifion in time Jo be counted bad . ztitiet 4ote' l ,:arid the Sr await Anstly put ap p tea, by declaring that tharpseitiow wprearrksekin the iegadve. This paintlaing tiesernsined.madser Map nit& on tht fiction Oflgr. Gas*, utSt.ittstieitsd. A • A.. . mons be read a fecund time this day o r s_ m osidis." On this motion Mr. Ryan moved an amendment, to fubaitute " Monday" for "this day three Mohths." This Lifidebatrwas of a very deflator? nature and (itch as admits rather of a general defcription than a de tailed report. It turned more upon the :node in which the majority on the lea divifion was obtained than on the merits of the Bill. It wits hequently in terrupted by calls for the huellion, and to order ; and it was obferved by the Attorney General, that the objet of ihofe who oppofed the Bill, was not to get rid of a mature they thought objedionabk, but to! turn out his Mejelly's Miniaers. The diktat:on was: at lea brought to a clofe, by a divifion upon Mr. Guy's motion, which was negatived, the numbers being—Ayes tB6—Noes 514. It was therefore loft by a majority of only 28 votes', which is a very confiderable redueion of numbers on the part of the Miniary. Mr. R'ote's motion was then carried, and the further dircuffien of the Bill will take place on Monday, when the Oppolition will return to the charge with renewed efforts.— Of this intention Mr. Fox, in rather an unufual way, gave a formal notice to the Gentlemen in the lobby, while they were out upon the laa divition, in nearly the following words : • Cattlemen, from the Rate of era fullon which ha prevailed in the Debate of this day, I think it neeefthry to inform you, that there ars other ftages in which this Bill may underri 3n ample 41lIcelion. We Roll have an opportunity of cooling to a diviGon owe ar twice upon the general principle of it, If we think it ads ire. able. The report upon the amendments to the Bib is to be uten into confiderattem an Monday, when we iluift dikufs it fully, and come to a *dean on the principle Whether we may judge It proper to repeat that divifion as any other Aar, will be a nist a: for future conaderadon; but an Monday, I hope, every Gen- tlana,i will attend, u we mean to come to a divifion on that day'• o • The Public will therefore, doubtlefe look for ward with much anxiety to the adult of the debate nn Monday. Thefe obfervations of M►. Foy, and the dirifsons of lalt night. thew that the gmatelt east.- lions are making by the OppoCtion. Mr. PITT has been left in a minority eonfiderably left than that on which Mr. ADDINGTON thought fit to refign ; and though the hate of the firft di rition may jollly be re garded as the cilia of accident or furprixe, the num bers on the 14 prove the grow ;as &toga' of the op• ponents of Adminiaratian. The It v;rerre to the Bth and alto Dutch Papers to the t 3th init. hays arrived. Aceounts from Frankfort mention, that M. Di c barfi• l'Afaires from France, at Ratichnn, pr.:hat:A on the with of ua month, a formal *Kai- Latl3l3 to the Die, of the =digs rl lonsonaTa t .t .• to the impala' crown of France y .to which ten irl weged a copy Of she Frani*. arastai Note addrelfedto the Diet On the ottearmeetr die new organisation of the State as one" Voodignity of the French people,. and thstt.,* eiteisiment is pow limited with an Wet. and eimulted *adds, a dignity, More analagous to the nature' of thing', than it has.hitherto potelred. Tlk Nearer of the 7th ingent contains E tininte telling nairaii:e; iddreted by General /bravo to Dasipstss, the provitional Commander of the Army of Hanoveri from which it appears that a detach mint of French infantry had forprifed tutd captured two Tngla boat, belonging to a hired armed cutter, the fkiike,hivingkilled tour, woundedthafatie num ber, mad made the reg. of. the creww. amossilag to :eighteen men, reirowsre. The boats we* nd-' ad b$ Mr. June' Gtgir, the MOW or the cutter, wiMste*lvadll thot'in* tEe arm, Ind dtetie harinet -1 44'nit4falors woutars. They were endeavitering to arts n tntrchaet vefftl cat of the Wefer, at Millrelwar- Ams. , 7 rettch Five per Cents. 57—:go. : • _ . ,*. !Ovate letters from 'Pit.li inentiap, *, Qsei tt 441 blew roluursilitsWilbty us .fil*t*'.* tbi ref* of hie eondainnatent• . It does not appear, ieserding to the lea accounts' from Palii, that the *Niers of the great .Foreign . Powers, /eliding. at :dim; C4sital, s had reeeived any inflruBionwfrom their Courts, on the &bk.* of the newly fumed digpity of BOIIMARTZ, uotwithlland log it s ta Sated -in wleuer front Germany,given in the 411,sitite4, that fonie if . the Princes had fent Inch in- Vag s , . • , bave henstsneeived from Holloutd. which atuddently affert that tbs Expedition under Gene is Lansur, will fail in the courfe ota fortnight, ' ' ifs erferefeti . circam . flances atifi . to confine it in' fert. It ii &Tyler admitted, thaohe Dutch &amen defers : . • in great numbers. • • .t. , , . • r TlCAuctre i tasjosta"sei-Tbe socelfioSililiavol,ton Bonararra to the Imperial Crown of France, and . it heiogma4le defcendible to his family, have been offi canny notified to the different Germanic States by the Ewes& flinifters who were accredited to them. Ex-, •eluffirt '4ftheft particular communication', M. BA c'Higlit Of, French Charge d'Affaires:. as the Diet of 'Rntribalt s. csiA made a general ono th! dip Diet of the ,GCS*lo4liStleitc, at the tech gnat lettith. AU the notificationt were ttlaciejtk the fame fortis of words, teeltilick litre anne‘td.sopitp . pf the decree of the P., e •re -: :t • -- of the stith Ilereiti. The note ad , • • y ~ Bacuta to the Diet is its follows : ; ustwainistymrd, the Utah Charge d'Aihires. JOS the bo ll/Wig Mamie to the Chaarit mm of 14e (Womb Ibrildre, the ggaromipqpy tithe Ammo of the Sepateoebielt dem:realm hence ** AS ST* the fobus..iattl the treebnifel of the farms li Primis•be ouhrOist which, la the atisaisatioo tithe earthibas Oeveresorat, tliti 'not itar a doe Onsportise to the sabsiefa mg to dreads WWI heath • its idle" to theft theontftanees, to notify, ceohnowbly to tba wen se his Costraresat, that Ids Imperial hf ajefty NAPO* LBO.. Impleor of the Freeth, b kdofted by the laws of the State with tee Lampert:ll dignity, and that seta tide and this dignity are to be tthoniblated to his defeendants In the rash lines:tiro& ; and in de , (ask With Was, to the male line dived of their Imperial High- Min . 11 1 Wates Jeur• and Loots BONAPARTI, brothers to the litamoa. _ • Id main this sotifteatles, the underliped thinks it taxer. far, to nonarn. that an adz' commtmications are t• be furpersi. al and! de former t ides Sall be replaced by thole of the imperial Preened, as wen In the credentials of the Million accredited to Poste, as In thole of his imperial Malelty the EN f the ragmen accredited td Foreign Courts. The confidential commit cations steam, for the eommeticassent and provers of bawds, may MD be made in the dual nunner. The ondangoed Is, hi the mean time, inftrnEted to declare, that the important law which has completed the organisation of the State in a manner fultable to the dignity of the trench people, will produce no change in its iolitical relations. France,ln placing them under the protection of a Gownsman tumefied with greater fpleodor, and terrounded with a dignity more analogous to the na ture of cireunittances, confers greater force and continency to the reciprocal advantages that friendly nations have a right to aped from her; and at the Lane time, Ihe gives more congsleration to the refpeet that ail Governments EMU receive from her, and which they, iu their turn, are bound to mein& toward liar. (Signed) Licata." Raufbon, May ag, 1804. The diplomatic connexions between England and the States of Bavaria and Wirtemberg, have been put an end to in confquence of the difagreeable occur rences which took place at the Courts of Munich and Stutprd, produced by the condo& of the firkins Mi Milers rtlident there. The Englifir AmbafrAders to thole German Courts have been formally recalled. Of thole two mirsifters, one Mr. Srancra SMITH, let out for !tidy by way of Vienna, and the other is gone to the North of Germany. Mr. Dm' arrived the t6th of May, at Berlin, from Drefden, and was let dawn at Mr. Jacisoa%, from whence he has, molt probably, coatinued'his journey to his cwn country. His nay at Drefden was fhortencd, we un• derflanfl, by come faculties that the pretence of this Minicter experienced on the part of the Government of the ELECTOR of Sixosr. . . Yenerday evening, about fix o'clock. their Map.• .PI it, the Princeire. EL•ZASITII, SOPHIA, and Ana- Loa, and the Duke of CVMSZALAND, in their ufual Oder, took An Airing by Clapham. Yeiterday at obe o'clock a Cabinet Council was held at I.nrel liasaowar's Office, which was attended by the Duet. PritTLAND. E.nls CAPIDIPII and CHar iust, .ad M. Pirr. Tlia Itsifraan Atoba(Fador at tended the G•uncil. The Doke of Won't n'slheep-theatingispoltprmed Irvin Mond ty to IVctir..tday next, on account of tie debate esped‘d is the lieuk of Cosiness es titt former day . . PIMA 9. *Jailay 194 hog -the :hinlactay cii nil' beloved, iehlreieteted the 66th yes(' d his age,. -the inhabitant of this place vied with each other in .eagerners to exprers their feelings on the occafion, by every mark of loyalty. lathe tnotaing the royal flag . , :Was Milted on die bill, and the Monts were dif played by &lithe Sips in the barbout. •At noon, Fort Elizabeth fired a royal falute t whichwas anfwered by Fort St. Anbin and the other new Porte on the hill, as *ell as by three ditcharges froth ad the regiments Rationed bare, and by three load heats, in honour of j his Mayisri. His Excellency the Commander in Chief, accompanied by all the Officers of the Staff and , feveral of the inhabitants, repaired to. the Hill and I joined in the public joy. At' one o'clock the yet- • felt in the road fired alto a royal falute.- The nom- , minder gave a fplenthd dinner on the oecationeafter which, the King's health and feveral loyal toalts were I drank accompanied by a difcharge of artillery dif i pored fOr that purport in the public .place, and the i day concluded with a brilliant ball ; but nnfortn- 1 Stately the public joy. was interrupted for a moment , 'by a terrible accident which threatened the whole 1 lows tad's. great part of the Amid with Milani do. , aritillions• .Thanks, however, to Divine Providence, we were preferved by the brave efferu and devotion of two inhabitants. of this town, the-details of which are contained in the following note :,- • - .' • ; To the proprietors of houfes in the town of St. He. and neighbourhood : . . -- , Monday, the 4th of this month, being the anniver ' fary of the birth day of our Gracious &viatica all the Fort's in this Illand fired a, royal !elute at• aeon, by order of his,Excellency. the Commander in 'Chief. The cannon in the new Fort, on the large Hill, were alto Arid. A corporal of the Invalid Company of Artillety then received the matches, and locked them pp in the powder Magazine at the top of the hill, which is conitrated in fuch a nwntnerts to be bomb-' proof; it contained son bands of gunlintediachirg- ' ed bombs,- miaow, full of cartridges it every Pod, and a great quantity of other consballibleu The Ma gazine was then (hut, and the keys carried out of the fort. About fix in the evening, while the officer on guard was at dinner, according to cuflom, with the brother officers of his. regiment, the foklieis on guard obferved *Om iffuing through an' dir hole, at one of the ends of the magazine, mid im mediately ran froth the fen. Mr. P. Lis, the fignal officer on the bill, teeing from the watchlooll the folders in motion, and hearing them calling out fire, ran out before they had all let off, ind approach ing the magazine, obferved the fmnke iffiting through the two air-holes at the two ends. Having found Tii ow as Too z IL and EDWARD Tot:it Li two brothers. and both carpenters, employed by him in the town, who tied come to Milli him to takedown a tenthiewary enfign tlaff, which they had eroded in the morning, be fent the former to acquaint the Corointrider in Chief of the danger with which the magazine was threatened, and to Cartain &meow. of the artillery, to get the keys. Touzit., before he fet out, slid every effort to induce his brother to quit the (pot, reprefentiog to him the danger to which he would be expoted if he remained. Enwaio TOnzit replied, that he mutt die tome day, and that he would attempt to lave the magazine, and the town at the hazard of his life ; and teeing a foldier making his efeape, he propnfed to him to remain to sink in breaking open the magazine, which he refuted to do: He then propofed the fame thing to another foldier,, named Mei...AM Powers sr, of the light company of the third regiment, who acquiefeed in his deihand, laying, that he was ready to die with him, and they (hook hands. EDWARD Touz a L then took a wooden bar with which he broke the barrier of the pallirade which surrounds the magazine, and Rnding at hand a kind of ate, he got to the door of the magazine, where he broke alto two padlocks, and having by thefe means opened the door, be entered and addrefllng hinitelf to Mr. Lis who was on the otttfidi, laid : "the magazine is on fire, it will blow up. We muff lofe our lives, but no matter, Iftsta for the King! We mutt try to rave it." With there words he ruffled into the flames and feizing the matches alma burnt out, he threw them by arm-fulls to Mr. P. Lys, and W. Pottrausy, who had remained without ; Mr. LYS teeing a ca(k (landing on one end filled with water in the neighbourhood of the magazine, but having no ' other velel than an earthen pitcher, he and W. Poe. TENS, made tire of their hats and thi. pitcher to carry water to Eov e 'too Toc z EL, who was Hill in the ma. gazile, but fcarcely able is fee, in confequent e of the thick (mole which furrounded him ; nbferving, how ever, fume wood on fire, he ecirrgoifhed it with the water which was brought to bin. He then called out to Mr. Ls s that he was alinsofi fuffocarei), mot requelled fomething to chink. The fire had fcorched his hands, and even fume part of hid face. The people now arrived in crowds, bringing with them water, and Mr. Lib fent him a ears of fpiritr, mixed with water, which he drank, and was moth revived by it. At length, thank Goo l the fire was entirely eitinguithed by the zeal and intrepidity of EDWARD TO UZ EL in particular, and of Mr. Pa. Lvs, and WM. PONT I 111 Y. Csptain Laura of the 3111 regiment, and Mr. MYR, HY. of the fame regiment.. the Officer on gond, and feveral Officers of his Majelly's troops. repaired wi.h foldiers to the hill. As foot as they *ere Wormed of the defter to which the magazine ....~ .. was expecte, Captain Lttitt, ittki tih commanded` the foldien, and an the with him, eltiployetl the utmdß aelivi owig.uine eatireiy emptied, in eider to ther antfparits remained in it •IDINCI I which rived the towb of &. n inhabitants from the greateA of alilphformsee, tire . asligere caiffoos of wood , tilled with, . ' • &mad attacked by the Ere, and one iii id Whirl there Were powder-horns, tubes, ' .jiiihel. mill; . midge, was half burnt through. Nair thtii4allfaii amid an open barrel of powder, to which the firs, had it oat been exthigndlted, mud inevitagy viavii been roan connetuticaled. A rammer Was stood coofumed, and tome of the beams whlth fopPoetesi the 'roof were on fire. Such was the Oita of *loge - when Epw. Too z t t, M. P.Lvs, and Wis. PoteTin t i difplayed heroic courage and bravery; eipwfwtibeie lives to the moll imminent danger, aid thereby fired the tows of St. Helier and its inhabit...ft Ø. the moll terrible dilater. The CA/table, theatre, finds hinifelf impelled both by doij and inelindtiow, to retinal all *font who have pin Petty is the tar& of St. Helier Or its neighbourhood, to meet oe Wed nefday nett the 13th intl. in the church of St. Helier, at ten in the morning, to Like into confideratien Rise melfit of iellifying their gratitude towards the& thee* brave and generous men, Who were not afraid ha fii perilous a cries of devoting theinfclves for the taffy hi 'Weir fellow-citizens. (Signed) TIM OKA SI All LI I`, CollllAble Otgi. Hain: • IL Hdier. jun. I, sicht• NAUTICAL PIINZAIICE, J UNI 42.—Lati et:tibias, the. Ntau t od Iloop of war, ape. O'blist, Failed rot the Ifiusda of Scilly; and the Giraar, Captaiii BAss, al a ciain. Pivasourti. Julia t4.--Came in the Rebel:a pi 1 Dartmouth, Captitin Ivo. Cta tire, from Daffili a Itt this port and l' . .ftdost. wish wbiarey. Salld wet cruise, the Nitta% of 313 guns. Came ii this You eaovr, of, 4„,guns, from the Channel &st i es/eat. Sailed the Cormorant revenue veffel, on a sea and the Renown Etcife cutter to the .4 latge fleet from the Eaftward paled the to tie Weaward, under convoy of a in Cawf.usd Bay and the Sound— Cum. :to Mamma. • 1 ' • Foo &&&&&& t, 14 Dal" : 1 • T . z Gast, CotLotOEN. /4 Allowls 74 NOM. ;" • Meier Ana a, 74 Hamm*, , .• Poiret Vartreica, 64 DtAl, Jura lg.—Remain in the Neuf ilk id& ISAltat, ITTtICMT, ARDEST, lartan6Llllll.l. pf war; 4 VIROIIIIII Myra ; I a. Zikn a and V asvviu s bombs; Rajellic armed dip; Loa. don, Melpomene, 'lndefatigable. Eliza Topper, Bri tannia, Attire, Flora. and Tartar, copper a tranfports..—.P. & Jad Wed en awned brig with the outward-bound. seder army for Portranemh.* Wind E. N. E YA MOUTH, jUiti I,.—Earl} this toornitig fuzed the North Men, criogßing of two thipasid two under convoy of the Cuti.ew orate* through kvcral fail of lades Colliers. The 1110, of war remain as per laff. The Botts geellefg to-morrow, with li►e [lock for Admiral' Tsfearao aouou's fleet. DO*Elt, jl7/.1114.-Thet2itlli al haze Initial:Nth Cosa this morning ; Co that it w as not po=alismsbe any minute obfervations. About three this eilkeentule amm a our fquadron, 19 in number, lay off Bthringse„ becalmed. A lugger came from them this and I find (kis mow in the Road; Me provee to Sractmercia, but I calnot learn (bat the has beereght any particular newt I have heard no firing -to , day. There were four or five of tile enemy's boots out of Boulogne Barbour lall emnieg. Government have made a purebafe of Come ground near the Weit ens Heights, for the pnrpore of melting Barracks to contain 3ocm usenos bleb are to be immediately begun. I The fortifications on the Weßern Heights go on with great expedition. A neutral veld palled , e , a der • 1 or two ago from Lillum, which had been nearly fie weeks on her voyage. The Captain fays, that pre vious to bit leaving Lithon, an EVA* veld, with a 1 Confiderable quantity orfpecie on bawd, was captured and brought* an there by a French privateer. FROM LI OTIT'S LIST. G ~,,,, no, join t3—Palred by the Mom, %Vey Ras burets; Jaw Yarn. Fbit. frost Catwyelt ; me w ' Arr. °elite Rao Saalfeld; ORatby —4; Ablbbite, Mow flyeyb; sa d day. Peek Imo Myrna NI the Del Pacify. —..., for the Est! ladles; Orion, far Batbalets; sn4 Mate, Carpenter, he Dyl4ls. On Wednefday laR the r3rh. the Pacoima Ay- C ST• hired armed cutter, of eight gen% command ed by Lieutenant TRACI v, fell in with, off Hunteliffs a Fren.th brig-rigged privateer, of 14 guns, and Toll of men, commanded by ELsc estate. and engaged her from two o'clock in the afternoon, till near ha i the evcninic ; but on the approach of two (choosers, which the Sear Fencibles of Redcar had uken poireA Finn of, for the abidance of the cutter, the filtered off. During the engasemeot the cutter had het Comman der and three of her men wounded. It is reported that the privateer has lince captured three veffels. One day haft week the A rerr•ine frigate fell is with feverat reffels off Helvoetfluys, which use fuppnfed to he all Dutch. On besting up for the purpofe of examining them, fome of them attempt ed to run afhore. The crew of one of the welds, Boding the Attpctlibility of treeing their purpofe in time, all left her except the mailer, and made their creeps on the Dutch coati by means of a final boat which they had alougfide. ‘Vhen the Araicatna took porelenn of chi% veffe, the Captain was far mired to And her an Englifh haling-we/fel from Fe et/litany this circumßance, together with the pillory of the Erglifhmen quitting het, induced him comae the mailer a ptifoncr, and to fend the twelve Dutch thine-reffel. v h . .ch Le took in company to Yarmouth. The IXlafler of the Fererlhant xeffel was. the is op. port unity, fent to the flag (hip ar the Nore, where he remained till Thurfilay. when he WAS attended to the Secretary of St ate's Office, and learada? underwent so examination.