Star. — London, England, 1802-04-29 00:00:00

PARLLIMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. • HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL ii. Hord Coonfel In the Scotch Appeal cask, the Bombers et. the Magillrates of Edinburgh, and deferred farther proceed- - bp thereon till to-morrow. Read and forwarded la thelr refpedive Rages the feveral DIM on the table.. Nine public and private DM front the Comatoes, brought op by Mr. A kiasder, Mr. Hobboufe, and other Members, were received. and ordered to lie on the table. Deferred bearing Couniel no Lane's Divorce tmTad. day. —Adjourned till to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A Petldea was prefatted front the Merchants and Cloth peels Manefadturers of the City el Waren* paying a repeal of the Duties an Paper and Pafteband tiled In their trade.— Ordered to He ea the table. _ _ _ _ irefaTtid has the town of Shame gala ull-beiting.—Laid on the table. Lard Batoa•va Paid, that having mac:hoed an Hen. Gen tleman (Mr. Nicholls) had given nodes of a motion of Thanks to his MaJefty for dihniiing the late Minister, and wilding to !lore the Hook the trouble of a (mood attendance, he &mid mete his motional dumb* to that Right Hon.dentlemien upon the fame day. Leave wz ar ten to bring in • Bill to maim the dudes ors Poi The Mikis Pay BM was reads fecoad dme,end committed for Monday mat. A Mame trees the Lards informed the Honk that their Unfair. hod agreed to the Mils Malt, Ale, and Beer Espor tation 11111, the AMU Tam Augmentation Bill, the Tyne mouth Light Hoofs the Mountjoy4quare imisfmre•Bßl, and &mai Men. M{.l4as Pimaerne, }et hattel a Petition from the et ter, Chinthwarilam ke- ache Pada at St. Margaret !tr. Ting Alms to emir doe Pan& Charch.--linkned to a • _ _ _ _ _ The SICIIXTAST at meta deigned his modto far leave to bring in a BM to amble Hs May to continue certain Yeo manry Corps ks Senke, from tomsorrow until Mk:oday. Lord Cosa =bed to know whether it would emend to the Id Tosaawary Corps? The lISCIBTAIIT it WAR 1111111wered, that a Mend at ids, not Oen prefene, had glom make of • motion for • Smiler Dill for Wend far friday area. but that it would be poilMosed until = as he =bed the Halls Hill amid be previoully TM NNW &shake= Pay Bill was read a km= dine, and eseimined he Motley nest. The kill Brat Rea:idiom Bill was reported, sod ordered to be rend aWM due to marrow as altos the BM allowing the imported= of French Wine is bottles. The Commliase mum die Sugar Drawback DUI was deferred di toabOITOW. On the Emden of Mr. Vardittart. an &mown was ordered lobe bid before the Hook of the Exchequer Bilk Hued upon the credit of the ferries of the CoofoMated Fend granted for slot. sod now tettikanding and isnt dffaarged. The CHANCELLOR of the Excitagysit s having adverted to the Bill which he had obtained leave to bring in for the confolidation of the Land-tax Atls, Paid, that in his enumeration of its various *Netts, there was one point omitted which it was intended to embrace. He meant the removal of certain doubts in the right of Elet'lors &riling from the Redemption of the Land Tax. He therefore moved that it be an inftrullion to the Committee appointed to bring in the Bill to make provifions for removing difficulties in the way of perfons claiming . a right to vote at elation, for Members to ferve m ParliamilLoataflands and maem , the Land Tax of ifEkh Gall have bass —/kreed to. •, . CmasesttoisoftbeEactitopsa then osteued • that t ere be laid upon the table, an account. a t to the later!. period the fame can be made out; ' or the amount of the Land Tax redeemed, &Rime' guithing meleliallical from corporate propetty. kg. — Alderman CURTIS Paid, it was his intention to of A s :4radeci all trith Soiliant. Tram: innipets-- Knight Mar- Stable Yard, .• being ha. mounted, 1 Palace . Betiior Ofaccr his kft baud by the stand, where- Croft in Herfe Guards. Marc Chords daft thilrip SeadksotWelbeisiteerwo seerwe, banbsidedlo/16 Paw& CoMables elt Weser, in Oa Manage. Higb Ceeitabk, with bit Stet, ea Horfebeek. Odlcers oitbe Higb =ldler, with dikeea Clerk at the High PaW/L High Wit and Dern, fionhard. X Hack Guards. g. I. Knight Maribor, Men, Two NM Two, d .1 Knight Maziltal. ~0 " o Drums. . . '' ' r r i Dna Major. 11 N. Trumpets. Sajtant Trumpeter. ...s• i IS X Purfeivanta. Serjeanta c Heralds. 2 Serjeanta at Anna. a Kings of Arms. S at Arms. The Officers of Weftminfter,with Horfe Guards before and behind them, were ranged at the en- trance of Pall-Mall, at fuch a diftance from the Palace Gate as to afford room for that part of the Proceffion which preceded the Officers of Arms from the Stable Yard, to Rand between the faid Officers of Weftminfter and the Gate, whiff the Proclamation was reading. By this arrangement, the whole Proceffion was ranged in its proper Form to move on as loon as the Proclamation was read. At Charing-Crofs, the Officer of Arms nest in rank read the Proclamation, looking towards Whitehall ; after which, the Proceffion moved on to Temple Bar, the Gates pf which were flint ; and the Junior Officer of Arms, coming out of the rank between Two Trumpeters, preceded by Two Horfe Guards to clear the way, rode up to the Gate, and after the Trumpets had founded thrice,l knocked with a cane. Being aiked by the City i Marfhal from within, " Who comes there ?" he replied, " The Officers of Arms, who demand en. trance into the City to publith his Majefty's Pro-' clamation of Peace." The Gates being opened, he was admitted alone, and the Gates were (hut again. The City Marfhal, preceded by his Offi. cers, concluded bim to the Lord Mayor, to whom he (hewed his Majefty's warrant, which his Lord. Ihip having read, returned, and gave dirc&ions to the City Marfhal to open the Gates, who, attend ing the Officer of Arms on his return to them, Paid, on leaving him." Sir, the Gates are opened." The Trumpets and Guards being in waiting, con cluded him to his place in the Proceffion, which then moved on into the City (the Officers of Weft minfter filing off and retiring as they came to Temple Bar); and, at Chancery-Lane' end, the "nett the the rcnd Mayor, Aldermen; and PeocelGon immediately after the Ofseeeiel it moved on to the end of Wood•fireet, iirbettlite Crofs formerly flood in Cheapftdc. -htufrthe . Pro ilamation having been there read, dr* Proceffion proceeded to the Royal Ezehange, wberethe Pro elamation was read for tile late time, and the Pro. kceffion returned by the way of Graceehurh-greet • khrough Lombard.llreet. The Trumpets founded thrice, previous to, and immediately after, each reading. THE FOLLOWING W&I THE ORDER or THE tILOCISSION FOIL PILOCLAMATION OF PEACE WITHIN TEMPLE BAR. The Volunteer Corps of the City. Horfe Guards. Knight Marlhalfsnen, two and two. Knight Matfiral. Drams. Dram Major. Trumpets. &leant Trumpeter. Purfulvant of Arms. Serjeants Heralds. . Sants at Amu. l Kings of Arms. j Arms Four Canitables together. Six Marilialanen, three and three an foot. Six Trumpeters, three and three. Band of Mu&. Sheriffsofßeers Mallbah {( Two BberllY o t a h t efeb tl Sheriffs °Seen oa foot. Howard& Man oa borfebaek. on foot.. Porter hi a Black SLORD MAYOR/ Beadle. Goma and Hut on harfeback. Machold as Foot. Biz Footmen in rich liveries, three and three. State Comb, witit It hocks, with ribbanda, Ste. Aldermen in feelprity.bi Carriages of thetwo Mail& • 011eas of the City is conferee, in lento:sky. Hark Guards. The Hoek Ouse& asked the Premien in Si gte ale. The whole Procellea went round by Aidgate pump and FenchurehAreet, yawned up Grateebureb.ftreet. and form ed cillogite t he Mallllo Houk, to receive the thanks of his lehlediy sod the Hsomribis the Ha* of Cowman of the Weld Padiarsam, will woo palmed by tbs Right bid oseribletbs Lord &firm 4. ! TNT TOLLowiNG aaatniaTioits Will OINIERTID ST THE you: rriintalin oh THE OCCASION : The line was fanned on'thelouth fide of Fleet areet, Ludgate-hill, and St. Pail's Church-yard, with the right towards Cheapade. The left extended to the fpot oppofite the ad end of St. Dunaan's Church. The different corps were at their refpeffive na tions by ten o'clock, • The three Regiments of Eaff India Volunteers were on (their ground by half pall nine ; and as they formecion the left of the line, whatever corps arrived formed upon them (without attending to kaiorky of corps), the H?sioarabiet4raery Cop. pony haling the right Oche line. ; . ' Each eotps (applied two men per covepanv to keep their front : and conilables, appointed for the purport, kept a free pafrage in the Greets. The Regiments prefented arms in fucceffion to the Lotto MAYOR as he paired from Guildhall to St. Dunftan's Church. When the LORD Marva received the King's Warrant, and Peace had been proclaimed at the end of Chancery-lane, his Lorelfhip returned along the line, which retrained with ihottlelered arms as he rafted. Each corps, after its Tvositlwas unco vet ed by the procelfion having pallid, wheeled by fub divifions (twelve files each) to the right, and re mained halted in open column ; and when the proceffion had paired the right of the line, the whole, in one general column, were ordered to advance. The column halted during the time that the Proclamation was read at the end of Woodßreet. and at the Royal Exchange. The column on its return halted• in Cornhill. The leading corps wheeled into line ; when its centre was oppofite the Manfion-Honfe, they took open order, aad prefented arms to the Lost) Maroc The Commanding Officer, after he had !bouldered arms, approached the Loan MAYOR, who delivered the orders he had received from his MAJESTY, and the Refolutions of the Honourable Houfe of Commons. The Commanding Officer 'then clofed his ranks, wheeled into open column, and marched off up the Poultry. Each Regiment in fucceffion obferred the fame direetions. All the Clubs, it is believed, will give balls in honour of the Peace, in the fame way as in 17119 on the KING'S recovery. There is fcarcely a day through the month of May that is not devoted to force grand fete, in ho nour of the Peace. The Nobility are bluing their Cards of Invitation in great numbers ; and *lithe Clubs at the Weft End of the Town propofe to give fplendid Balls to die LidieS. MARTINDALL'S Club hold their's on the 14th of May. Friday, the inhabitants of the Lunatic Afylum. at York, mindful of the bleffings of Peace, com memorated the happy return of it, by a fplen. did illumination. In the centre window of the . Committee room, was an elegant tunfparency. painted by one of the patients, reprefenting _Mad Bets leaning upon a broken pillar, with tb• Wow ing infcription : . • The ikokfaas gave as War t fadirr sprees Ames; • ihnety tido blaadtbeG! • Sat wanders arilknOve aid& Yellerday bar Militart and flairPbriatelae s Irded by the Cotmtefs of CubtoAW and Lady %LINa DAMS R, honoured the Ware Rooms of ROBARTS and PLOWMAN, Chandorltreet, with their pretence, and were pleated to exprefs the higheft approbation of the elegant and talieful no. lark of their new manufaftory. Yefterday a Court of Direaors was held at the Baa India Houfe. when Captain .Tstoress Bats ' cow, oithe BR ITA NIA, took leave. previous to de parting for Madris and Bengal. The Court journed at an early - hour till Wednefday nc The Borough of Yarmouth is expeCted at the next Elation to be warmly contelled.,—Mefrs. Jae vi s and Teoweatoor agaioft the prefent•Minn • bias, General Lorrus and Mr. Joins's:a.: We are happy to hear Mr. J. HEATRCOTE is fo rapidly recovering from his late accident at New. market, that he espeas to be in his curricle at the nest meeting. Lord ELDorr is expe6ted jo be chofen a Graver-; nor of the Charter-houfe, in the room of the late Lord KIN van. Lord KIN vow died worth 300,0001.a1l acquired by his own proleffional exertions, and an unrel.sts ing fyftem of economy, that eapofed him, even its the eftimation of his bell friends, to the reproach of avarice.. Lord Go t LDTPILD has named Lord MORART and Mr. COUTTS his Executors; and Mr. St/LIVAIIp brother-in•law to Lord Hoasar, and Mr. ADAM, Trufteft to his Lordihip's elded daughter, Lady MARIA NORTH. He has direEted by his will to be buried at Rochftein Abbey, the family feat (adjoining Banbury) in Oxfordfhire ' in the mat private manner ; and has particularly requefted that the affembling of his ttnantry, which has been ufual in the family on fimilar occafion, to meet the funeral. might be difpenfed with. Mr. FILITOIIII, of Yorkihire, has pnrchafed Highland Fling, and the Pipator Colt, of Lord STRATIIMOILIt t for i zoo gunineas. Mr. Dwy se, of the Theatre-Royal, York, an aftor of much celebrity on Provincial Boards, is fhortly to make his debt at Drury-Lane Theatre, in the chatader of Belmar, in the comedy of the kV Mr. Woons, who has for fo many years been a refpedable aaor on the Edinburgh ftage, took Li, final leave of the public o n Monday fennight. At the Collegiate Church in Manchefter 23 couple were married on Sunday fe'nnight t the fame afternoon as children were chriftened there. The following day 22 couple more were married, and during the preceding week 22 couple were married there. On Saturday fe'nni ght , _ at Saarland , near Fel ton, Margaret and Mary Carr, two filters, were found dead in one bed by Tome Of their neighbours, though only two hours before they were appa rently in their nfind health. They were both about do years of age, had never been married, had led their lives entirely with each other, and with to much airedion, that it was always believed by the v id e neigd4hbourhood, " is death %hey woad not be di i, Amman uurris Lilo. It was nis intention to =L i in toe nape ana connaence that the fubmit atsotion to the Houk, relative to the Al: find the cafe of thefe deferving I flu of Bread. His experience for twenty years worthy their peculiar attention.—. Adjourn • pelt had furnifhed him with many reafoos to think unfavourably of the reftriaions upon thetrade, - and he wifhed that the Honfe fhould.enter into a fall invedigation of the fubjea. For that par- 1.0 N DON. pore, therefore, be &mild move, that the five fe. • aeral as relating to the Affize of Bread be en- tered as read : which being done, the worthy Al. THURSDAY, APRIL 29. dcrman moored, that a Committee be appointed ... to confider of Paid Ads for rcgula . ing the A ffi ze a o attempt to give a detailed account lof Bread, and report their opinion thereon to the Proceffion and ceremony attending the Prc Hout,..—The motion was agreed to, and a Com- tion of Peace in this day's Paper is impof mittee nominated. In fad, fuch is the buftle, that were we to KING'S MRSIAGIt. publication to the ufual hour, we filo The Houle having refolved itfelf into a Com- our (pair of being able to force our way throu mittee of Supply yurfoiant to the order of theciay, and hit Majedy's Meffige relative to a provifion immenfe croud to the Poll Office ;we have for the Dukes of Soiree and Cambridge, being fore been under the neceffity of putting oui read : • - to • ore fs at fo early an hour as precluded al The CHANCILLoa of the Exciirnola raid, that bility of colleßing the particulars from th the known infufficiency of the Civil Lift to make rent natters of the metro th polis. • good even the mattes already chargeable u po n i it, and the proceedings of the Houle on fim however, drawn occafions to the prteent, gave him no room to hate, will enable our Readers to form foir doubt that the recommendation contained in His Majelly's bleffage would be cheerfully comp lied a the general outline •of the proceffion. with. He thou.W not therefore unnecefferily tref. may depend on its being corral fo far as it pats upon the time of the Committee, but move, The following was the ceremonial :;-.4 1 ~ his •be welded cc tan allow. What 111101ty gran pall ten o'clock in the morning a party of . aoce not exceedlit *Wool: slue out of the Coo . Guards was drawn up about the Gate of St.j • . Palace, &lie Dandles and f°ll4l " ll , 4444.ll.ll 44lr gi S lusi tlOA * ' 'dotty et Suirmt.' —Areal ' to. . s He *en moved a fisallbraltirwaitee . for tbeDill e •the Oaken of the City of Co s s . OfCambilitge, which anti alfo aimed to. .. TheOlfseers orA ' . & ry e s ots ... " a Mr. Rossom war 'to know whether theh fume tkoia, _Mims .and Collars—The &leant: were to be defrayed by the Confolidated Fund of piss * we n mace and Collar — the i t , • . Great Britabktirthat of Gnat Britain and- Ireland • jaintly t - ' , Drum *or ;nil...Drums—and the Knish The-Comucs twit of the EscH soya a anfwered. Sal and his Men:— in the Stable , • . t h a t ewei.reirenteenths would be defrayed by Ire St. Jameah t t. and Seers of Amos, kW - and the remaining fifteen by Great Bntain• •ed in 'their .' Tahude, - . - ' - ••• rhellt • WI *4* g the proportion fixed bribe Union. the Proeersod Prelleoil#Anat 4014 . . lf c . : - . Th e Committee of Supply was then deferred . ... ta the fdlocitiop:.,. • Friday. ..A.. .. . , i nt err, 111101 T, MID TONNAGI DUTY. , Jai* il .' i *No Ter ail 1 -...''••• - fit. Awaiting' brought up the Report 4'44 , lea * i Idastard. ^ 7IF •3•'•',10- 1 01•C 7 -1 . !F? • on the Import, Export, and Tarr . • 7* ' a •- • f': Tax ' • —.4., • • ' • ..;.. . ,issive• • —.. alum of the Ertl' Iv %MK 'lila . • • 7.;-'• . th • lbsif yeilerday to She =minion' : I, A. •, , - setwer c.....,..,. . - 6011.4bikits had been very filly • . • • : - 7, and 41141 k teas Its . _ intended to . •. lig ' -'—'7l--- . I • lrinui. take away that 'Oa as to and Ton. . Illtiss 11l Arcs. ISt 1 . . mport . Dia,. - Doesionslisks* - ths Ciqc, the wase. but UM liet OD. iteration in Nit to d " his I lal castled eftt i ll i ti t Wand 41 4e li tgr a kt: ristivi out It) • irmiC4:7) id Ws: PreP° li the Wit. " 11 d u .,..,,. - , 4. for Ireland. As to Vas Ott T . .P* 43 I! 411 4 14•00 0 Malik C fo ' it sitlitinfltliood 1111014 !WS: .' . tbs:tilkapiatc.iptU , .. —k: ..• .0 IC . 1""°. • • - - . : . I•I • . . . •... ~ . . • ._ _ . 4 • ... ,•••. • • 4 . . . • - . . . .. i Right Hon. Friend wig Mt eoespletdy Mae tip. he was engaged in looking for every information on the inkjet% General Gaseotcps,complimented the candour and judgment of the Right Hon. Gentleman. Mr. O'Haaa deprecated the idea that the ad vancement of In& commerce would militate againa the interefts of England, as it muff rather have a contrary tendency. Mr. VANSIT*ART moved, as an amendment, that this AR mould take effea from the tzth day of May next.—Agreed to. Sir j Sr. CLAIR ERSKINE fuggefted the pro priety of reducing the duty on hemp imported for the benefit of the fail-cloth and cordage ma nufaitures ; and propofed an amendment to that effea. Mr. VANSITTAILT Milted that propofition, eon-I tending that the cordage and fail-cloth manufaifto ry required no fuch ai&now, particularly when the price of hemp was likely to be fo much reduced, and when it was confidered that thefemanufaeures bad the complete monopoly of the Britifh market. With refpeoft to the flagnation of trade fo much talked of yefterday, he maintained that'that report was exceedingly exaggerated t and from a com parifon of our imports and exports for the quarter ending January, 1792, and that ending January, 802,1ie 'hewed that the latter was confiderably more and even beyond the quarter ending in Jan. 1799. The Hon. Gentleman added, that he had no reafon to fuppofe that the Lift quar.er, when made up, would be found inferior to that of Chriti mas lafi. On the whole, he had no hefitation to alert, that the apprehenfions exprelled yefterday on this (core, were entirely unfounded. The Hon. Gentleman concluded with moving a claufe to ex empt from the tax on tonnage, 'hipping employed in the Miry •on the Britifh coact, and not enter ing outwards for foreign parts.—Agreed to. The Report was agreed to, and the bill was or dered to be read a third time to-morrow. BULL BAITING. Mr. DIET (aid, that in order to accomodate his Right Hon. Friends, the prefent and late Secre lanes at War, he role to poftpone his Motion re lative to 801 1 - baiting. Mr. WIN AM wifhed rather that this motion fhonld be poßponed to Wechtefday, as he ( Mr. W.) meant, if no other bnfinefs should interfere, to bring forward on Monday a fubjeL eonnetfted with the Definitive Treaty, which was likely to produce Tome difeuffion. It was neeeffary, therefore, to allow one intervening day as a breathing time, in order that Gentlemen might be enabled to bring the whole force of their minds and their undivided attention to this important fnbjed of ball-baiting. (A bs4b•) After route converfation between Mr. Wit.saa• roacs, Mr. WiIIDRIIII, Mr. DINT, and Sir J. C. Liam ' it was fettled that Mr. Dent's motion &mild bedifeuffed on Friday ; and it was under. Aood that Mr. Windham would fubmit a motion refrain the Definitive Treaty on Monday s -the.' matt of which the Right Hon. Gentleman did not ddcribe. RAFT OFFICERS* Mn OTIS* vast** vintieo, that early in the week after next, be would move for the appointment of a Committee to take into coafiderstson the fitua tioa of the Po& Captains and Lieutenants of the te a l in the hope and confides= that the Houfe 0/Ecersl of the .'roclsuna. Ipoffible.— ' to delay fhould through die -ye there. lur Paper all porn the diffe- _ up in fame idea They it goes. •At half of Horfe james's 'I