Star. — London, England, 1804-06-13 00:00:00

~4 ro Jt I of ed. on. the C 4 homed fordeed'hirly elt*tikree after evident' bad beim prodoeld at fl ee Der hewing the tad C. den ref ihribtes. At > ai late period of the, Beano he ad am think it ramble the matter could ermaredlivaii.atin formally. • ' : Mb. WILBSBPORCE made a fpeeeh of confider.. abbe im Whit* harecapitolared, and enforced : Amore Oreogly all the stab be had formerly-tired In favour el des Bill, and quad feveral parages from Me. Peek% the African trossillei, to thew the ham. * lime of theekiese in that /wintry... • • • Ille W. ?WING, in a very long rpeeeh , argued opine the NIL He whited to =pref. the Honk with ineneorroill ideas of the Nnation of the Negroes hi the Welt. ladies. He had been in feveral of the I Wands ; he bad revisal 'Rates of his own, and was tolerably . acquainted with the Bate of di . eolouies. The alltiona that had beam made ti; to the treat. 'cant elate Slaves, were in general eimy a handed. It bad beta faid particularly, ihet lad not fuf-1 talent allowance made them orfitel; treui, from Is own knowled e, he Mold aloft fthi - Honk, that mot of the ptitaei6oa in the Ifine* ea* the pro of the Serowe he meant and filch 'methane which were fold by the o girls. There was not a tradefamn Negro. be on an but could thew an bandied tetrads, or upwards, of leis own gain. It bed** fastlitoo, that the Hasten dircouraged breed* hems; wrath thlew the imporudies ems greatly in ham to thee of males. Ito far • difkonming beeeidles, *ash ft was their imatell a they emMoot Wilt It :Ise. ewes though the fades are milder. obto-fewee Aar the swam let_or aka*, 'fame bad feat wine, sod busy lof• til de 4 100"Chrilirioi to fat law *hole tgeo e Ci Char. • 1 11110Mi•and'al *Wkaoollta • Alareagedeev r ate' haat ve2jh aid lame tbiir foe 41.14 oiattlielt bee It who an ears metier fee • Oki * istublrf • W*bi)4 o , :SWust Neohlf Wjde _ - Maki the :=lhrnarii a ttra4i fi l re sitif . W 4 faitlis • anionebtliMilreallraf7dtit bait tolilititierf ibreidet tlfrianair sfesodbidilld,roi4o. oe Esalueds mehibuol vis la seare, ales- ad tilt Swim Waal home *he mem keep the Cam loth. as POOH* the Pent - Law% •Widt *fps& to that Is. ,Eatia. or *Mae Slaves loosheilleotli.be *odd gird to bars bow otheivatAbs seversi to be go ia the sestiktieo Ode OMMety,'wMaerrat Oil *widows* ifam memeepaimemee_ _ thßomeatli Ho himfelf hatted a s een nuteha id Valuable Naga* by the rear; hoist Writhe to re. elocetham boar importation He did not belitate • - •10 mart, awe theAbolitian of the Import Trade was ..lefeparatile from moseeeirmose. It would change. titan fewampie hoed in the Welt hales into a • Onate laritstema I that k Wald de the whale . habit of elates, sad of *teen itWee'theas • ideiMeme Waded oporthes 'sod be by - 1104,• be ibrfleaffele her fu r . 'hada Proptietem • while daeVeiiiie bj war, or other cat*, wen pertoitted •is to thud !kips to Mks teethe retookd whin tors: foe bow was the land to be • without bands'? ,Mr. ,WM. SMITH (poke at fame length lod!pri• cation Of the cords& of the oppofers of the Bin. is &hating it night after night, and taking Op* time of the Hoofs in repeating arguments that had bets an hundred,times refined. Fria theagpmeats Ur. Long. die Hittorian of JaMielme;-Wafelf se enemy to the Abolition of the Trade, ,end who had oriole upon this feldeftlateg baron it Was'agitated in Parliament, it was SCI011ioW„01111C within thy Wands themfelveitherrinta~iMes for dikes , tinning the import/am Ot allieufbnerAfrica. He was heartily lick at the teroilietninftys' bandied about by thole whatalked of the benefits ecderred upon the African by taking Mm from his country,. his kindred, and hh demi coettettions, to trattf.l plant him to a ditlaat &ad. and abetter fituarlowl '—We had no right to do fo eitaioft his will, twee though it were really to transfer him to a date of liberty, comfort. and happinefs. How much more impious and onjoi was it then to pretend fuch a right, for the purpofe of dooming him and his pof terity to endiefs navery I Upon the great and immuta ble principles of juflice *es, this ISM was not to be !Laken. and he hulled the Honk would no longer fandion the violation of that great precept, thou halt not do evil that good may come of it." The evil, in this cafe, was pative and enormous ; the re- Cult, as to any good, utterly uncertain, but poffibly even much more mifchievous than *440 Kelt' in the Sill indance. The Quftion beig ...4 lo i w loudly a called for, the Houfe di e id—Ayes oes se.— Majority for the Committee 59. The Houk then refolved into a Comepet tee on the Bill, Mr. Alexander in the Chair. -i. ' Mr. WILBERFORCE moved to fill vibe blank for the commencement of its operation, with the words " fiat of January, tilos," which was agreed to. He alto moved an amendment in the words 4 , provided always that no lip banging Negro Slaves from Africa to any of the &still Well Ihdla Mandl, hall be liable to triton Of forfeiture, which (half be proved not to have taken her departure from any port in Great Britain or Ireland, before the ea piration of fourteen days after the paffing of this Bill, or from any other port in Europe or Africa, previous to the id of Augult, 1804." which was agreed to, and the Chairman left the Chair, and the Bill was or dered to be reported to-morrow, when Connfel are to be heard. Lord TEMPLE 'Allied the Honourable Member who introduced this Bill would have the goodnefs to fay, whether he would content to the examinarit , n of fame farther witneffes on the Report of the Bill ? Mr. WII.BERFORCE anfwered, certainly not; but he would beg leave to refer the Noble Lord, jibe wanted evidence, to the volumes of evidence already before the Houk on this fubjeet, in the many fucceC five Seffinn% it had been difctiffed. Mr. FULLER was for adducing mo-e evidence, and faid, he noderflond the African merchants had a cnnfiderable mats of tettimoay to brig f iwai d. Mr. DICKINSON, Jun. faid, the Ccunfel to-mor row would urge their pleadings, and prove their cafe by fuch evidence as they 111 , .ught nectli.try ; and if o.cy Ihnuld then teem too tediot:<, or iinneceffarily tl , e Houk would We its Own difcreoon. •- i., toNibori. wI~NMMDAY, Ij. ALICE OF 1111)=.5 . THIS DAT AT 0111 - OCLOCIL Cosi Earl* 56111adoesd,55f f—Oombrot 3f. New S Per Cow. 3511—Abort Am. 3 co 3 0.16. • PRIG'S 01 STOCES YESTERDAY 3 Bak Stock tea Sort A. s 1.46 $ ptr Cox. Rot 55fff bolla Stock int 3 per Cs Cori bet Ws Spode, so D. AIL ape Celt. taff Imperial Ano. 9111 s pwr Cam Navy bit Esekel.llllt, se. so at 5 Per Cent. 35% Owedout 3f 4 6 3t e r Loos Aso. ES 5.4 3.114 . Coot tw ems Donut. Joss par Cm. Day. Deb. Sq. Cowie at lackaap...Doblio as Leedom as. The debate of yelierday in the Commons. though the argumems was sot fraught with !meshy; was by so means devoid of Iniereli, The Advocates for the Abolition of the Slave Trade had kmairwity of to•ho a aucktisn the idea of fomparifstiou to. the Pienki.aid himeletors was formed, Mr, Port , etrefrultikeOf !hi wmteat of the CePleee eitti . 11 41. - oati;cialiiijary aide ma p malt of neeeffity memo, the of Ruh a dananii,..4l4. OpAve fore dat the debits, Awl of the sw&se whether he meant to take the &Mb of the Ho* to morrow on the Ilsispoo pH The anfirer • argii either ow Midday°. rogi... 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Mr. Was Liiid - Dimxo, and (teeth othettettßibirmin varip' te radios, could not vita oa VViitit. The ma*: therefore, intlead of gibh• itig,.bas, in faa, lob grass‘ On the other Amid, eleborgh tbe irwawity sollisid twelve lets than ink Ftiday. this dellieleisit an be explained in a manner thit (hews no teaf.dinbiantion. of Rreigth. It is a fia, that is . the Maseity of Monday, tp Members voted who were ant print on Friday. and that nine *ran who votaitmetlFrklay, and whole confineney l smilurflionable. Wier Rot out on Monday i the :dlyttion having. taken place at as earlier boar than *tea mod. • Wsr may, therefore. preform that the deßelteey on *today night was only apparent; and Thine dm Avian, which is expired to take place upon the motion hr bringing up the. Report of the Bill on .Thistfday, will . prove. that the Oppolition hero rather gained than loft bength. A Ruffian Gcndenian arrived in town se Saturday from Peteriburgh, via France, and immediately waited on Count WOILONzow, the Imperial Ambaf fader. He is reported to have been the bearer of important difpatches from the Err aaoa, his Mater, relative to the recent proceedings of the French lb. vernment. Upon this fobjeth, we underhand the remonllrances of the Imperial ALIZMIDit to Bo are of the mot fpirited defeription. Nara isow deems it istfilest and pc/impasse, and a private letter from Holland lays, that T 's private Secretary has written to a friend at Amfterdam, in forming him is that a terrible sewer is preparing to the haughty remontrance of Ruffia."—lt was, indeed, reported yelterday, that war againft that Power bad been declared by France t but we are well afured, that no fuch intelligence has been received either by our Government or the Ruffian Ambatfador. A Gentleman from Holland landed a few days face on our Eallern cos*, who, on being interrogat ed, faid, that he bad an important plan to fubmit to Government for the capture or deltruBlon of certain divifions of the enemy's flotilla. He was accompanied by two other percons v in a (mall verel, and was pick ed up by one of our frigates, from which he was land ed on Saturday lA. What has beconse of his com panions we have nut yet ken able to afcertain. He appeals to be a Dutchman, and much reafonable fur picton is entertained with refpeA to his real objedt.— In a day or two we (hall probably receive (rime curi ous particulars relative to the myflerious million of this Gentleman. We have received our regular fcts of the lrotervrt to the 3d inilaut. That of tls 3::th ult. confifti of fev•!tt Ili ets which are entirety occupied with the AIC ul Accuf,ttioo azahaltloaa•v and intim pe- font charged with enOlelig again! the French Go vernment, from which we have-already laid before our readers furl enemas as our limits would allow. Thefe papers contain nothing refpeßiag the trial it 61f in addition to what we gave yellerday and the farther particulars given in a preceding column. It is isspollible, rarely, for any Englillunan, who bas the led acquaintance with the criminal jurif prudence of his own country, not to feel a very high degree of gratitude and exultation. at the fuperio rity of his allotment, when be reads the trial of the unfortunate puffins who have beat called before the Crialind Tribunal of Paris. The only vie. wins ref timony brought forward on the occalion, Wallet of the prifoners thetofelves ; and it is on their reciprn eel charges azalea each other, that their refpeeive crimes are to be proved. We know with what can tina the evisleose of a men who is panic*: crewed', -or whet is called Kees Elam; is received in oar dittnts;, and that, it require* firong corroborating tellimoisies to give it any cranial weight with an tneflsJary.. It is alto a principle of our laws, that the judge 'ld as coanfel for the prifoner, tai Akeemitanca na iniebfersed, which may Inalill,ffig` to his , dennter. The very forms of _ _ oddeimitelals, tend more to the ttga al. thia:the opitisseaatios of the prifoner. similupsirs sishompaaho its patience with mild 104 ill** 'Oedemas die ;guilty, Where b‘" t bietl l htirf previ4 it rejoices io the hum egiuli of *I Alb fa" titatight before its Tribunal. !lithe mixt - Metval et Prialk.Papers, we (hall pea bebly metes the_ s alosiedai of theft trials; and as ma eismiliasikibrillat the refult 1110,Atttjeal NO tbeldslbise aecolieb" traefCis Wave. /tits .trials thtbOhribo are osereVtliat Ito asitt bow list osidlbOod Wag - is a' olamer fuit ed to !the high rimsalher Ida had bees tistertained of QM. The'salbers gives by him tee the inter taptafieseflis judges, are io the foam sine with Ilse letter which be is raid to have. weimie to BONA. rostra. They epithet of dress poceltdri Ilightet tympani; of that 'asagesaistity rogoi the pude. agitate quality of a fitporioi. nisi, Met which jr eaer;.trial of lie, mid is "my insfitiilai4Ve : ' &Gold have espidad from tiqaeavi-v-L ...% '-, ,- ' ' 4 gifir• We have alfo reedeadatseirgielllfillflliir ntis to the oltialt. whiailiiiiiiiii Suit' . tides. A letter is "sir dim front . : : gays ii that the Vii. iiispiiiiiiiii SG tin • 1.4 vonia, aid amellipillOsieTliris . 14 .0ci0 sessooll that the lips ii' ** apA alit equippilli, blas t Sit of twilit' ii ali t ''st'• at frigates nog _ __. • . _ . . cutters, babies .. -, at Croatiades ' more niatesens, is ispited tojileithe fleet at Revel Adore it puteto fa. The Adis fleet, fitted out is the Black Sea, confifts of fourteen flips of the line. • tea frigates, and four cutters, with trarilports fitted out to CiTry 20,000 troops, bellies *de who have • already paged the Dardanelles foe the Medium. mean ". See alfo the articles given under the head • France." PRIVATE LETTERS. Pants. Jun a I.—We are afured, by perfons in the confidence of Government, that it polkas all the letters pallid between the Englifh agents and the Bour bons in England. with thofe to the Duke of Avow/- Lama and Louis XVIIL at Warfaw, and that they are of greater importance than thofe lately publithed between Dieu and Manse. The manner in which our Government has obtained polferron of them is yet a Ikret, as well as the particulars of the corref pondeoce itfelf ; but it is generally believed, that it has been obtained by means of the agents of our teem police. ALTONA, Jura .—For Come time pail, feversl couriers, carrying the mails and the letters, in diffe rent parts of the Continent, have been flopped, and robbed of particular letters, only addreffed to certain perfons. The difpatches from the Ruffian Com mander at Corfu, to the Ruffian Minitier at Naples, were taken from the courier carrying them from Otranto to the latter city ; and within a few days af terwards, the bags, with letters horn Ratilbon, were robbed of all letters to the Ruffian, Swedifi, &c. Mi niaus at the Diet of Ratilbon ; all the others were permitted to arrive fafc. In the fame week. the bags with the letters from Ruffle and from England. for Warfaw, were opened by malked perform, and all letters addreffed to Louts XVIII. and Officers at his Court, or his relatives, were taken away. There po litical robberies many afcribe to the fecret agents of the fecret French police, as no trace has been difco. vered of the criminals. A projea againft the fafety of Louis XVIII. was planned by fome evil-difpofed perfons, but m:featricd, from the retired life this Prince lives, arid by the Itl• gilance of the Pruffian Commander at War(aw. VIP.NNA, May 23.—Onr politicians pretend that France hasgained great influence in the determination of our Cabinet, and they even go fo far as to fay that the treaty of 1756 will be renewed ; and that Bona will affift ns to reconquer Silefia, and to ex tend our frontiers on the fide of Turley. The camp hich is to be formed near Peft they do oot look upon as a pleafure camp only, but intended to rellore tran quillity in thole Turkiffi provinces on our frontiers, fo long aitated, by a military occupation of Bel grade, and fume other fortreffes, c.snquered by us during the e45nige22 . 1L5 . 2y21.1 . 13 mad up by the lad peace with few months will dew how lotions are founded. Is ... couriers between Paris and quept conferences of the our 'distillers, prove that taw confessence are near a condors's military preparations, it is , not entirely pacific. Baron muted to his Sovereign a long the precut critical fituation tents, and Rill more its couclafions, ed by our Cabinet and by Coast is even laid, that Baron T , not to give his advice. in ' ed. This occurrence. if of the (6sew of Names trim preparations were made. that French intrigues ham thsrhonoor of the Hoofs of Maas& Timis*, will not The intended interview between the Reim Emperor is Paid refeat I but. it is gesterelly dwarfs of Jaw or July, ALIUNINIA WILLtAIe Will TACK • pri h .ps, Louis XVIIL via theft Sovereigns when kfurieriL or • The following Captains tileolleint the htted= , et DAM - • vetne4, The Convoy for Hadhato from the Nets in a dwelt n FaLtiourn, Jona to.--Souled e Malik pachet,Captain Jae. ST. It vers with eieikof the Sad sod sgth oh. and ;he Awe geellot. Berate*, with mails tithe t h ind ar Laos ralib his 114118 TV'S 617 Ut/111111 .--- oe a vniutothe W late Paiocees Ancona sails of the 6th intent, few , and Penes Elites? packet, , •the.tth intro, for New award hoed "ea& forA and Oporto beer wrkilsq i e s tet b; tikes jein-theen Captain Idarnos, tr y Vo l na li r4 T a ll , fleetly expaell. The Townsnateirfr will co the 16th blame frith the North. Pa froo:ar, Join t I.—Chihr, eater, Captain A?arrsittoti r in the /Whys with 450 450 calks • tared et the =;7716, ems, hoes Oporto. • Sellee on a ensile. The Soisterat. this port, for BrikolOatien is Atom on Mount isties the cargo is nalesding, and . got off neat We, with damage the Albion, Captain Baur goods ; and the Irmo, Let. Daaw Jura la.—Sailed ALONZO and SPIIDT floury, main in the Downs the Moiaaci MIST, and the IrrLasissa , and l'Amisats frigates T bombe ; lidpoomene. Tartar. Indefatigable. Britatuda, copper armed trnofports. WATiOII 01 the Royal Nal Yelleraii evening, about Mosaic., accompanied ► chariot, and followed I coaches, with the afual t Weßminfter-bridge, towai Yellerday, about ten cat.Loi bad an audience Ye!lanky, Coon after aaisancra had an interview Yefterday. at three ot, held at Lord HARROW, Accounts were received Tuosaanaouan huhu F off the Texel, d ated the tome movements amonk, but not of loch confequence that they would immediv• Baron SCHMIEDI,III, gion, Will fhortl♦ lead t accomplifited Miff Soi Houle. On Monday laft Lorl Hon. Ricaaao Boras BANoon, were admitted rep Cambridge. Lord G. Cavartits. terday in Parliament-Ilreet, Houfe of Commons. 'Fly broke in the middle, and fell to the ground ; but - Coachman wets hurt. The New York papers, the rith tilt. con&m Lb , dreadful fituation of the . Itland of St. Domingo. On the .6th of Mach a horrible rnAffacre is Slated to have commenced at Port 'au-Prince, which continued four days; during that time upwards of four hundred perfons were mur dered. Dassat.rars had arrived there on his way to the City of St. Domingo, againfl which he was de 'ermined to bibs all his force; but, as he erpreffed himfelf, would leave no Whites in the rear. Fultber accounts reach to the t rth of April, and mention, that ten days previnus a general oi.sfracre of the Whites had taken place, and that it was to be carried all over the loathers departments. The Americana are Paid to be treated with great refpea throughout the Weird, except at the Cape, where Csairroxisit the remelt ctueltith without regard to p the Ottoman Porte. Boum w far there repasts or tem* the's:seas time. the Froligna. , ad this capital, and the $. , e Freuch A:Rhoads , with fame negocistioes drool - unclaftea ; end; from Mk is evident that theirs:AO ran Toutanv has lately vs• . keg nasmorial weaveirs on of Europe ; bat Ma 01110 onclafionet were &kr"' r Count Com oirmis ; and it Touour has been invited future,'without Wog Mk- f tree. sad the nesortival $ here. for whufe reception, • Dade, are certain isdicitirms re gained ground, andthai of Ault& and the blood of • of yet he revenged: • r between our Sovereign mid raid to be faepeoded for the sally believed. that is the ALBUM).* atsd Fasseams ei-Jrast l'olinad; and that. will be peeihir e Oe at lest on wreak f. FITALLICOO 4 II. iw have bee sligallisi . as soder, army sl Caps RAWLS • • jelle ' II •••• swum' lho's Boy is ezoglidiiihil Irmo. t . • • '.--flfuleashelf main as leo. Sr. Ryser, with two th alt. and ;he Ancsuan mils of the th ialhikloods ferreOlori GAMOW, of es Welwat This ail fad • • psekeY• Tiounan, oidt for jaarsim and Barbadmin4 icket; ratan. with ; ▪ York Ind liaßfas.:-c • for Libel - arid %mei tut of IMAMS tojein. Quaff CommOssa • " Ma from Jovial - Tasman arm pVsaeebet the thtaos fist Liras• • Chomelh.taeoutleolik •- •feellsawahl.,,ped cotter, of Gibmonfor b r i Zt . • Pea Gasellhfloilliff Way. as die lkoesiVelnele SW • likee l ibe Wiess of silvan., to s% Captain Dames Jralle tba wlth tat and other goods. ma Rocks, and fall alarms : and it is exploited he may be lamp to her botsame Sand for Evades, with plias man:, of 74 gam, so joie As ilea the Jammu& pa kV Oaf! of war, en a cruise. e Mosaics, Gammon. As- ass awn of war Iht Vsaman t • . It. i—Vasumws. Zama, sat delpoenene, Londe*, Alive, Britantria, asdElisa Toppin g tit, under conansmd of Copal& Navy. Wise, South. • • Moot fix o'clock. oar Gracioes ad by Her /Weirs'. in a pod I by the Paiocasses. in two R ai efeon, took an airing along owards Blackheath. an o'clock, the Loan Coalf- ace of his Mirsarr. T one o'clock, the Russian Au - rview with Lord iiAttOWIT• o'clock, a Cabinet Council was war's Office. • dyed on Monday from Admiral ha Eaci.e, of 74guns, cruising he 6th inns's. There bad been nag the (hips in that quarter, uence as to lead to a foppofition ediately put to fea ft, of the King's German Le- -1 to the altar the beautiful and So,NIA ELTON, of Stapleton- ord VirCol2l2t BIIIIIA&D and the B , foss of the Earl of ted Students of St. John's Col. Ism's carriage broke down yef. .fireet. as he was going to the . The axle of the fere wheels and the body of the carriage tut neither his Lord&ip nor the • • p▪ ers, which we have received to • a the former fistements of the the unfortunate Whites in the go. o . n the firth of March