Star. — London, England, 1804-03-27 00:00:00

PERRINO. IgATOR. ACOMMON COUNCIL, holden in the Clunnbee el the Guildhall aftbe aty °Mandan. an Matey the aft* ilaci o litareh, doe. wed ammiattudir, That the Thanks of tbk Cant be pee- Stated to Admiral Coasuirmsts. Vice-Admiral Sir Cu Corrmi,arar-Adminal C COLLINGWOOD,BIr fR C and Si, TROWAS G ; Captains Sir EDWARD Pm atv and Joan Sorrow, eammanding the Seat bioeluding the Pacts of LA and Feral - . To iiii:e:Ziasir;ll.74 Watson, commandlog the Beet block ethew the Pant efTenlos : To Rear-Admiral T and Captain Sir STDICIT SMUT., 001.11.0011 the Sect blacks sg the Tend and.the Ports of titerad. fordo very eminent Services rendered their Country ; far their groat seal md memenson mortices by which OCT Ede- mom hem hem kept is a moan* Rate of alarm, nor dared for a menseat to Stew thamedme span that element which has Co then ben the teem of their defeat end difgracr. Refelvol vossimethy, That the Thinks of this Corset be given to the Captaios, Olken. Semen. and Marines, on board the re- Seth, for their memplary condo& and their Seth regard es Bedpan, thin bkckediwg the Ports of the Enemy daring a boob agog, sod adds dillicakirearling atm bad weather, tut pollard. - %Med somiessully. That the Right Hen. the Le as Mavoa he dared to trade* the laid Refutations to Admiral COIVW A "us, ViamAdwiral Mums, and item-Admiral Toon xenon Gm, and them to amennotrats the rime to the Admirals. Cap etufo* Mom, Sitasaca, and Maritars,o theroos under their ammend. WfqoadOODTHORPE. • FRANCE. PAPAS, MARCH to. The Card Mal Cawaacrass ordered a 7 Dom to Meg at Rotten, on the sorb oh. tor the protection 4birestarca granted Bo AAAAA re. Daring the Co. leeeitity, a pinion was murdered in a private chapel, rippe He is not yet owned, and the mar 41livers have ekaped dikovery. The Grand alaitersifabialta has ordered all the Members attached to his Court oripserfon, reading at, ?derma. to remove to Catanea. Thanks to the libe rality of the Freer Cow s t. ' his Court is more fplen did than that of his two late predeceffon. Among • odier-diaingeillsed Maraffers, he has in his Coancik ‘beCoanandeors de !IMAGO, de Giolum, du Pea. anus, and Count de BRUT. the bailiff de Troui, the chavilienGuarfsaa,C•a•ccarmo.F ' s,Cumets Laramtau, Faaocia, Pass, Goeon, Sacra% &e. The EIIMON. of Gaitueve has given the General, PlllllllllLsenresevase the regiment of Light DIIV piss of Rielky. fo fainons dunes the lea war.— ANeet is Kansas has obtained she regiment of hat awe, formerly i diaiaguithed ender the appellation at I,4=n s hiffars. Reesman preknted hasty the Men of dm Ceara* Guard to hiadasne Boraraars who medefreeded to receive graeloody their addeefs of migratelstioa cet the efcape of her,hulband from the plots of onefpiraton. le return, Ilse (aid, that the rase Comsat's Jib and re)f el.l children were the Milian, among whom he always regarded aide Obis Gourd aide fora horn Moral In ash). The fornefs of Luemehargb contains no lets than infargents. from Me Welton) Deputises's.— • formenly Chmeas. we -they ( condemned no pert of dee iellereffies, day are ouly to taittaboor he ilia kends stall a peace, when they ere to be tnietormi to the calooies for life. They . Weill ostler Mitty rs of age. • The ' of Wm. &tin at Paris, roo- Jeslss 'asd dial mon& to death Pores "'UT, a etlllool% afar armed regiment eceviitod of ‘• Raving tabbed and murdered the prirl V • egad 76, with whom be travelled on foot from Ran obis to Paris. Citizen Botrotnse married at Paris on the ad inll. at the age of 845. Mademoifelle Warne aged as. „mead mace to his fira wife, after whole death be had lbeemis widows! fifty years on the day of his fbcond - meninges He is befides the godfather of his prefent mother-in.law. • On the alth of lag month. General Jouanan ar sited at Milan.. and went immediately to the Palace of die Vice Peefident. The total expellee at Paris of the Itatiae Minifter. Iflaatcnatet. for ten months, or from the t4th Tiffintary to the s4th December 5803. amounts to „ .3.999,46ci Milan& lines ! So much for Republican --rsamaomy ! Two mormairaries, charged by the French Go to carry fuccours to the Englilh prifoners aligned at Menta and at Verdun, arrived in thole lavas °lithe a ift and sad of hall month. They have dilribeted clothes to tome, linen to others, and mo lt:foam few. Generals Pos.auxor and Nan sown are re called from Hanover. General Est.c fueceeds the former in the command of the artillery. AR the bailiwicks in the Meliorate of Hanover have received orders to give in a nominal lift of all Hanoebrian fokliars made prifoners fine this war, andiebto refided in 'indifferent villages of their dif • Mies. It has been at the fame time prohibited to let any officer, norvcoassaiffioned officer. or (oldies', leave his plane of refidence, or to travel without a pat; of the French General in Chief, for which an to be paid two dollars. Oa the Bth intl. the Senate was alembled under the Prefidency of the Conful Ca et sac a a s s. The de bateswere long, and. as Tome pretend, violent. They met at tan o'c lo ck in the morning, and continued fit. tine till near eleven at night. The particulars have sot tninfpired. The ineipal merchants at Montpellier, Only slasstted at the diOsonely which prevails in the corn uteveent France. have entered into an agreement not to feller prechafe any thing but for ready money. Wavvaawvt.. Chief of the Second Helvetic demi brigade in the Freed' fervice. is nominated General of Brigade, mod is, with General Vounta his countryman. now employed in the Staff of the Flair Combos., to have the command of the lately levied four Serif. regiments under Loins Bova- FARTS, the Colonel General—a place vacant fine 1792. when Count d'AILTOIs was deprived of it. During the year 18c3, in the Ruffian empire, were born 690,3135• male children, and 613486 girls; 688,e74-perfoas of both Ceres died during the fame year. and the births meted therefore the deaths by 51 6.097; 299.0,37 marriages were concluded.— Aiming the deaths are mentioned, 2089 individuals between 90 and 95; 1568 between 95 and ten; 360 between too and 105 ; 66 between toy and I to; 28 between s so and sty ; 13 between 115 and I so ; 7 between t2o and 125 I 4 between i,5 and 110 l and t near 140 plan of agc. 1 The tribunal of fiat inftanee at Senior, condemn ed, on the 6th inftint, twenty-nine refraaory dm - fairs of the years 9 an& io, and fifty,five of tha, , years t t and vs, to fines o f 1500 francs eiteh. fathers, mothers, and relations, remain in prifon un til the fines are paid; and die young men prefec t thenifelves for ferviee. . On the 6th init. 'Pagan de Lorne, and two other individuals, were branded by the hand of the public executioner at Paris as coiners. The fpeitators ob ferved with difguit, that the infant the red hot iron was put on the moulders of one of the criminals, he laughed loudly. He is incombuitible, or of the race of demons, Paid fomebody ;. no, anfwered the itimu dent fellow, I am a patriot of he race of your Con fuls. _ _ _ . _ Pieces of five francs, with the effigy of the FIRST CONSUL, were in circulation on the 234 of Novem ber lall. to the amount of 131,64,786 francs. From the ta.th of lan April to the aid of lan September. have been coined gold pieces, with the effigy of the FIRST CONSUL, to the amount of t 0,509,840 francs; different other pieces of flyer, coined during th fame period. amount to 23,17 spas francs. In the department of Mont Tonsure, a foeiety of comers were lately difcovered. They confined of 366 perfons, of wkomns were women. They forged both French and foreign . coins. and have many re- Meltable correfpondents in molt large cities or tones in France, as well as every where elfe upon the Con tinent. Among them are fix Members of the late National Convention, and four of the Council of Five Hundred. Courier have been fent every whew to arrell their accomplices. In their caves, real bullion has been found. to the value of half a million of li ens ; and bate money to upwards of fix millions.— They refilled for fix houri the Gens d'Armes and Chafeurs who attempted to anvil them. and after they had furrendered, they had the impudence to de dare that they had as mach right to coin money as BONAPARTR. They are to be tried by fpeeial cam miffions. Their crime is lately made capital. Though two new prifons have lately been built at Mentz, the honks of and are crowded with lan. foners. The Criminal Tribunal are occupied with. out interruption in trying and condemning the cri minals. In the lall sight weeks forty-two perfons have been guillotined ; a great iamber, when it ie remembered. that durins the time that city belonged to the - ELSCTOII of Maitre, not fo many perfons were executed in eighteen years. The poverty in confequence of the late war, with the total want of religion, is regarded as the principal cure of theft enormities. Of four perfons executed on the soh of February. two were parricides, one a fratricide, and one an infanticide. PiIRLIdAtENTART PROGEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MARCH is L the Appel, " Aim.* V. Elphitikwo Naafi; Mr. At was beard se.the paw et the Appian. The tar thee awlendee wee *greed to Whirfilay._ The Ink et beds* and tend private Mlle was broeshrop froo" die Comma% wed reed a Sett doe. Want iaTMl;idoaFloa; tas4lay geolosid tbs ANEW Amapa at dm Ihr. _ _ Mr. lartito, ladpotbar.Gefterml at Evart. and Imparts, pre tented tome IPapara Mathis to tae Trade and Maolocks at Great !duds; and to Acetone at the Wow and Sapendltare for the pestment the Pod OdleaAetaoste. 71te Earl et Ulna= mewed Ic an Amnon of all fens et woe, paid, at pm kant the Gomm= of Ireland, to pedalo ads ntestry. Lord HAWRESBURY brought down a Meffage from his Majefty.fimilar to that fent to the Commons. The Earl of LIMERICK would not Mier fa& an opportunity, as that afforded him by the prefent moft gracious Melrose. to pafs, without expreffing the extreme fatisfadtion that he felt from this proof of fpirit and loyalty on the pan of his countrymen ; and he congratulated both parts of the United King. doe, that the fentinsent. that their fates were indif folubly bound together. was at length about to be ' come the gemalopinion of all dales and defcrip. tions of men. He was followed by Lord Carleton, who Rated his fatisfaSion alto at theft loyal offers of his countrymen. It was ordered that his Majefty's moft gracious MeNage Ibould be taken into confideratioo on Wed. nefday next. Earl SPENCER wined, that it Ihnold be gene. rally underftood that the Volunteer Bill would not be preffed into a Committee until after the reeds.— The provificms of that Bill were fo numerous, and admitted of fo much difcuflion, that be did not think it polEble to confider them in a Commiuee pre vious to the recefs. Lord HAWKESBURY acquiefced in poßponing the going into a Committee until after that period, although it would have afforded him greater fatif fadion if the Bill could have been gone through be fore the adjournment. Lord GRENVILLE moved an AdJrcfs to his MAJESTY for &pies of an circular letter, relating to tle eseeutkm of the Volunteer Ana: Aa account of all fueh Volunteer Corps as did not claim ex. emptions An account of huh Volunteer Corps whore offers of fervice do not extend to all parts or the kingdom, diltingulfWng the phwes to which they are limited" His Lordthip Rated, that it was his wifh that thofe papers fhould be authenticated by a Secretary of State, and fhould be delivered as printed.-LAd. journed to three o'clock tomorrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Bill for Inereafmg the Capitol of the Bank of Scotland; was red a third time, and puffed. Sir GEORGE CORNEWALL brought up a Bill for preventing Bribery sad Corruption lo the Borough of Ayleftury, which Was read a Bret dew. _ _ Sr JOHN NEWPORT moved, that the Treafurers nC the Se veral counties, &les, and tnwns in Ireland, be ordered to give In a Raiment, Stearin whether any, and what, fume have been gp turned by Juries in Ireland, for the maintenance and fuppart d' the Poor in the Hoak of Induitry, and other charitable Matta tiOns, during the year tlet, do:, and illo3 —Orders-IL An account was prefented of the net Balances hi the hands of t►e Depaty Pat-mailers, an stls July, Clot; and elf) an Ae- COUllt, aewlas the total amount or the Wean due on the 14th Ja nuFy, altnig—Ordered to he printed. VAi4SIITART moird, that there be laid before the Hoak so scouvnt of t.'e Diftribution of the Morey granted by an Aft for railing Two Millions by Loans on Exchequer Bath, /had during loft Salon of Partianient.—brdered. A Petitkm from certain inhabitants of Chippenham, complain lag of an %indite (*dims, wan pretested, read, and ordered to be takes Data eaufideratios on Tuefday, the fish of May. LO TTTTT LOAN. Mr. DENT gave notice, that loon after the reed. he Would move that the Hoare Would take into eoefidaation the fituation of certain holdere g of the MOIR, Loan. AAAAA eV itiorwetrii Hr. lANSITTAT moved, "that the Hostel lhould go into a Committee on the Bankers' pity Bill. He alto urved, tbat there be anistritc ties to the Paid Committee, that they have power to extend the terms for hearing appeals of charges un der the faid AA. Mr. PRINCEP Paid, he few no nip for the Bill in qualm, and therefore would e it' After a few words, however, from . Deat and Mr. Vanfittart, he (Mr. Princep) acceded to the motion, and the Houfe went into a Committee. — The Report was received, the amendments agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to morrow. 1111111a01 1/11014 NI/ MAJPIITY. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER prefented at the Bar the following Meirage from his Majefty " G. R. • Hil MAJESTY thinks tt racer to smoke the Neste st Com mon, that tie 6 NOWCOMlNdilleald Mem sad Privates. of [even) itegloteins of MI& Is Wad, have mode a vetentary tender of their favicts to be sopioyed r Ornm Main. Hie MAJILS TT bu received with finisfedico this *liking made tbeir affedien and attachment be his Peden andVeverareast. sod of miriade seal for the Interette of en parte of the linked ltingdam• Conceiving that It waald be for the advemage of the Empire that he &add be atebbi to avail himfeif of theft mammy modem er retake, hi. MAJIIITV retasiwde SO his faithful Cocos to adopt filch matures or nnolettem as mil amble him to accept Mae Akre, fee Omit time, sad to Inch extent. as the dretom dames at: she Eng& and the louden of Main may reader es. per . The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rote as loon as the Mame was read from the Mtir, and obferied..that he fkould content himfelf with baftly moving. that his MajeßT's moll gracious Meffage be taken into confederation on Wedrvfday neat. On that (=Am a Right Hon. Friend of his pMr. Secretary:YOßKE), notch prevented by Wit. ofition. world Rate to the Horde themeafures in contemplation of his Majefty's hfiniilers, for the more effeetud recruiting of the Regulars and the Army of ' Referve.—Ordered. 111111•111•1111. Mr. CORRY moved the Order of the Day for the re.commitment of the Irilh Militiamen's Families Bills. He cleared the tight Hon. Member (Mr. Eofin) at whore infante the Gill had been ordered to be recommitted, ihmdd partite Haute more folly in pailfuls of his objea in Propofieg that court.. • • Mr. FOSTER Gated his objea to be, to place ballotted men enrolled previous to the t G of Novem ber. silos, on the fuse footing.witle refpea to the provifion for their families, as roller the operation of the 35th of his Majety. A long and animpor. teat coaverfatioe falowed,,aad was continued in the Committee bermes Kr. Corry and Mr. Fan t the ask was, that a eke* was iatiodotod into I limiting the allowance in any cafe to the featly &a Militiaman to four Slither per week ; tern inulating it at the rate of ems Oulltog a week for the wife, and one Ihillisg for any number of children, wader tea years of age, sot exceeding three ; audio "dithers firould be no wife living, extending the bow* efthi provifion to ()fourth child under ten. Mr. MT—Eit alto peeped another chute, repealing the provifions of the late AB, which dire% that no claim 6111 be Coffered to accrue for more than one fortaighee ar rears of the allowances under this AS, in order diet the families entitled to allowances, might be emit°. rind to draw them as heretofore every mcioth. This claufe was agreed to, but Mr. CORRY hilted his intention of oppofing it oa the Report, for the por pofe of efiablithing a finailarity is all the militia laws. The Hoe* was thee returned, and the Report ordered to be received tomorrow. RINANCI. Mr. KINNAIRD mot ect,iltat there be laid upon the table a particular account of the futons remaining in the Exchequer, and of the fume remaining to be railed, to the lateß period to which he fame could be made out, dißinguilbing the different heads of Loans, Lotteries, Exchequer Bills, War Taxes, &c. and fpecifying in which the deficiences gritted. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had no oblation to the motion of the Honourable Gentleman. The Acemmt was therefore ordered. Mr. CORRY moved, that there be laid before the Houfe an Account of all Salaries and Pagions charged upon the Revenues of behind. which had been paid at par in the year between the sth Jan. a 803, and sth Jan. 18o4.—Ordered. Mr. DICKINS, from the Office of Chief Secretary for Ireland, prefented at the Bar an Account of all the Payments that had been made by the Government of Ireland at par, in the years iSos, a, and 3.—Or. dered to lie on the table, and to be printed—The other Orders of the day were then difpofed of.—Adjourned. An Account of the Sums paid into, and the Charges upon. the CONSOLIDATID FUND, between the sth January, 1803, and the sth January, 1804: In the Year coded Sib jam. acts L .. s. Permanent Tates - • • 1 26,4 t 0.706 t t 34 - Arreifl of Sugar, Malt, and Tobacco - 2,403,986 13 3 LandTases - - - - 1,190,174 a too. Income Duties, '799, 1800, anil illot - 70-47 0 1 4 3' !myna Monies . - - 182,814 14 to. Arrears SAtidftlatal AffelTed Tarn - 21,430 2 0 of lGoods and Shipping, 579$ - 248.838 1 4 1 1 Voluntary Contributions - - 3,300 0 0 LandTaza on Ptollllol and Perform! Ettore* 117,767 I if Money pill on Account of the Government of Ireland - 9 8 3, 2 74 0 4 Money referred for Treafury Norrthsees in INCOME. Tontine Am. t7s - Canal and Dock Duty . - Arrears of Land and Malt Taus, prior to the Year 1,93 . - - JAMES FISHER. la the Year ended CHARGE. sth J. aka. Aanual Charrfe for Intercß, Scc. of Podlic 4. ‘. 4 Debt, created prior to the 5 tie J.iiatary. 1803 • - - - 1 5P79.79 1 1 3 . 14 Ditto, In 1803 . • - ;741 0 1 3 It Civil Latt - - • r) o Killion., Salaries. and Allowances -71149 c, 0 7 incidental Charges - ine.15. 1 . 944 scas 13 si 1 421 7 7 13,244 6 st Total . 31,165,961 ij 31 Exchequer, Much so, dO4. Tea • 'Mx, JJ s al LONDON. TUESDAY. MARCH 0. PRICE OE STOCIES THIS DAT AT ONE 0•01.0C>< Caddo he steney6*—Ditse Or . April s6W PRICE 01 OMs F STOCKS YESTERDAY t look SRA Sus Oben Apo. in 3 perrent. Ital. Rat • Inas Souk Mat p petrC Ceti Am. Aft tM lone to. AK 4 Fir Coot. Roo Io hAer!} sr.t6 per Cow SA go Sp/ SA** Sew pot so. tIK par C. 00 Rao Esslillaidotts. mu LeariAas. hut Ced. ger orc.strn Lail night the Committers of the Eleanor* brought down a Maar frog his hisiesry to Par. liument &dug, that varioos oilers hive been made j)y the ()Ewers lusd privates of ilifferenthfditia Re giments in Ireland to extend their fervices to this country. • The Marge is to be taken into confider. ation on Wednefday. On the fame day a Motion is to be folanitted to the Hoofs by Mr. Secretary Yeses, the objea of which Is to provide more efeitaally for the recruit. log of the army. • Our letters from the coal confirm what we an nounoed yeilerday, that the enemy's does from Boulogne had been forced by the violence of the weather to .fe& Asher in poet. They appear, how ever, kot to have been able to regain their former Manion without sonflderable dificolty and fame douusc-Tiodoed, tome of them was obliged to bear away for other ports. The norm was lo violent that even our Wasting fquadron could not keep its Ratios--no weeder theta that tack frail craft as the iseasy's face anifib of, &odd have toned itinerary to Peek Balser from its rage. It feats now to be pretty well afeatilned, that la the Foes? Consul. attempt his &lamed invafion when he may. it malt be is fine weigher—. his flotilla 'waist Read againe a rough fa. We lately mentioned the revival of a report of the failing of the Toulon fleet, and of Lord ?halos being gone in parfait of it. It hos been flocs added, on the authority of letters from the Comtism. that an ac. dashed taken piece off Sardinia, in which the French Admiral's hip and three others had been taken, and two funk. We fear this is bat the echo of an old fn. moor, in circulation about a fortiaght lace. Letters from on board the Canopus, one of Lord Wesson's are litid to have Ira received, dated Feb. se, which make no amerce of the sway% fleet.-, That it has idled from Toulon, is, however. fill be lieved it the A.dmicalty. A private low from the Hare mentions, that on the sfult itil, balf Of the .13riglde of Freed; Cofer tow HoedeQlfwers, who, midst pretend of lookla for FAO& eturroband goods; have lately plundered the. Otipas of the Marlon` Republic of to, a large Intoont, received foddeoly . orders 'th • Hpßind for Meats. ikteneiture are Race cams ies both in Amllerdans, Rotterdain f sod at thi Had,, that there Cullom Rod's ()Seers veto be feat open alt expeditios for Again Engli6 goods at Fthakfort dpriqg the fair, which begins Zaßer Monday, under pretest that they are istattled to be &toggled over to the Fritsch Ilds of the Rhine. Should this be the cafe, it will be another Oath to the &Man guaran ty, and another &Ranee to the Chief of the Games Emilie, pod to its worthy imetaber ; th e !Ciog of Pawns,. Yeßada/ at twelve o'clock, her Majarry and the Primates ELIZAIISTif, Maty, SOPHIA, and ANIIILIA. attended by Ladies SYDslar and Err, took an airing in the neighbourhood 0(1 . 14aq/had and Highgate. Yeßerity. about two o'clock. Earl Sr. Viecaar bad AO audience of Mr. Atointoroll _ _ Yeikerday at half pall two o'clock, a Cabinet Cottn• eil was held at Lord Haws s sanity!' Office, at which were prefent the LoaoCasicst.t.oa,theCtraacessos of the EXCNIQUIR, Earls of ST. V1701311*, WM. 1110114 ND, and C and Lord Roam's.. The Council was attended by the Ruffian. Neapolitan, Swedilli, and Portugnefe Minißers. Difpatches for Sir Asia. Bass, at Malta, are to be forwarded by the Lass , of ya. guns, which will fail from Portfmonth in a day or two. The Noss sao bomb vefel has taken on board (hells and ammunition at Longreach, and has failed from thence to the Nore, with a detachment of the Royal Artillery on board. La It week the night figuals, in and woad New.. collie upon Tyne, were let alight, in order to try if they could be dillinitly teen at the different porn, and were found to anfwer every intended !supple. . . A. G. STOIIII, Efq. has made his efcape front France (where he has been detained ever fines the commencement of the war), and is arrived in per• fca health at his feat at Purley, in Berkfhire. Since the beginning of the prefent war, according to Let Airefesies tlati Brimaxifesse. by BARRER., the Flair Corsuz has received no left than 466 plans for the conqueß of England. Of theft, two haze been prefented by Portuguefe, eight by Spaniards forty.four by Italians. fifty-five by Germans. flu by Swift, one by a Dutchman, ten by Danes. three by Swedes, three by Ruffians, llama bybuten, four by Eng!Amen, and the remainder by French citi zens. If theft plans were printed, they would make four vulqmes in folio. !toast. ma Flo La arrived lately at Rorns from COT fka. She pretended to be the wife of Cardinal Fuse, and produced her aft of marriage, dated February 3 I ft. 1796, when this Cardinal was a conflitutional curate at Baßia. She was regarded as mad, and was ordered to be flint np for Kle in the Hofpital of In curable' where the Cardinal allows ber a penlion, becaufk Ae waaforme►ly bit hoofs keeper. She fats, that the two children Ike bad by his Eminence In 17 9 6 and 1797, are taken care of by his 4Rer Ml• dame Iloaaraars, the bast' Censur e 's anther. W IL Jai the The a" ucc cord 'n c rE 42ecn og4t! .2 Lt