Star. — London, England, 1801-06-17 00:00:00

---~-- FR AN CE. • PARIS, JUIIE xs. • ON THR NSW ENGLISH MINISTRY. The new Englifts Miniftry iffe a mcelerate lan. guage, confontint to the charalter of a powerful , and enlightened nation • and which forms a per. "Sal contrail to that of their predeceffors. • Kwe are to judge of them by their fpeeches in _,.,laliarfiitrient, they appear defirous of putting an end •to the ealimities of war. If they be fincere, peace is infallible ; for the pledge of peace is with them. The Englifh have feized upon a great part of the French, Spatial, and Dutch poffeffions in the Eaft and Weft Indies. They may adopt a fyftem ho. nourabk to their nation, which will give them ad. vantages, but which will be perfealy compatible with the dignity of the allies, and preferve a jua equilibrium in the different parts of the world. In aging thus the Englith Minifters will obtain the bigheft glory ; tbat of pacifying the world, and drying up the tears of fo many thonfand families. Impartial men reproach the new Miniary with the ill treatment of our pi ifoners ; but we.are affured, that attention is paid to the amelioration of their, condition. It is eafy to perceive, that if this has not already been accomplifhed, it is becaule the firft labours of Adminifiration occueied all their time. —France has expend,etildnring the , courfe of the years eight and nine) more than four millions of lines for the cloathing of the Ruffian, Auftrian, and German prifoners. She has expended much later fums in procuring for them dwellings, beds, and an abundance of wholefome food,in every re fpefithe fame as for her own troops. She has mi tigated their fituation by allowing them to work, and to take the air in the environs of our towns. —The new Miniftry is alto reproached with the -continuation -of fhameful intrigues, the refult of which is to ftipport a 'few rnonffers, fuck as Sans Qaartier, Sans Pitie, Georges, Limoelan, &c. but thee men were excited to the commion of De- Dutheil, fuffered of the rfailigh T. VI.; 14 peace goof thing ; immoma _ J lofe.—Happy who having attained the fummitofprofpesity,. are :ehreaed by wik Governments, that do not To many advantsgrato the Caprice and riei @ •ofa eagle Broke of fortune ! DifpatekeZ have been received from Citizes:4l.- stystvt, Antb4w (roan Naples, who, i iiitt fence end, ' at Palermo, has been to the Piling. at. The troubles at are' .nearly appealed; hatred is ceafing ; this unions. nate people bees to hail the dawn of happier' trios. A great number of (late prifoners have . b Let at liberty, and 'there are not snore perfons • . the ofiliereat Sicilian prifons at pro le thole of Giber European States. All • Ai Velfels widch have entered the different ports of Selly ass& - Naples have been received with great prweidy. and every thing leads 'to the belief that the Cabinet of Naples per. eeives at laft her real inure!' in attaching itfelf to' the influence and Enotetrwm of France, which alone can Aiwa the saterior and exterior tranquil. Vhi t r d the commercial prefix-thy of Naples. Mtn Anaria is making famacial difpofitions • for the maintenance of Centime:Mal Peace k whilli . Attentes the filth, 9th, totb, and :tit Articles ••• treaty of Lnneville, era tfifpafed perinea, • " 1 10 imen to delight in fpreading the molt S inew finnan. They fortify thefe rumours bt the eirensdhatilt . that the King of Pruffia has er , dtred 40,csao aimi to be ambled between Berlin and Potfdam : and they deduce extraordinary con fequenees fromthe Reps between thefe two powar 't they do not obferve the following Las, or they • tkon from theit but _ difguife partizans t. ,The treaty of peace is coacluded between the French Republic and the ENPIROIL. The E. Patna therefore is himfelf interefted in the execu tion of the open and fecret trucks. • a. It is known that the French Government toninsuaicated to the Government of Berlin the bAris of peace beftre it was concluded. s. ThePattlEan troops. now their manoeuvres are over, are retorting to their cantonments. 4. Until the Secularization, ire entirely exe cuted. there remain in the Belgic and Rhine cht pArtnrents6o,coo men nu the war citiblilunent: s. Scene p9al on the other fide of :he Rhine are we-occupied by the Fre.v.h. but merely to prevent* 'he return of the Emigratts and fmaggling. crimes ,by the late Miniffers. We -canhot attri- bute to the prefent Government the 23d of De- ceusher ; and if fame villains, fuck as Dutbeil. # l. the • o f Arras, and Georges, are fuffered at: • '' it is becasfe they were called thither by*, !Ciliary. We th ink fo well of the ' as to be perfoaded that they would 'l'', Make ure,of inch wretches 'in their fer- - • • Oa 607, will employ the money of Eng- :. • 1 . • . the rcbafe of a few rob- • nerw•-..lir . P 4l . Enos • , . -.. • . however, the /111 th e of Europe.; if, • like .- - • - . , trOmy Oid think that peace 'Am be iiiisliot %p ea the deltruitioifof one of the' two conlamiliscaufons L and if they thould be =to ;thee the grew advantages they have in both thel ndies, while the allies em- idivist 4 their efforts is the continental war, then • me stun refolve to reek peace in victory; to con- . eng, will be the only way to bring back peace, pmfperity,and commerce- EVilAbotingsq/ht 'Tears, has been feconded brrivoeseiliiimikraidurd will not be lien for ten years to ma. The can- .isonade of Copenhagen, the pallaV of the Dania l and &Ralik tem * aid Ns Loom's cruise lathe Gilph anland.,baire evinced the perils with which the and lofty ambition of En land menace the Powers; and if la& profper, - sod ever MA' Italy Ze r oinceree, that power , iiiiisty:pricat all Apsol/of as : ml' sr ehaievenynt satiiiiimidl of all fa J .liVidsout cosli!inapitratwer, what will En be able tosipaggaijka What will the 'be able to p t erl k 41 • Enigland ? ' We gliall not enter into ihe: - of:tisefe two • quilling* o.—wa flsall confine ointadzas to a fmgle °Minton. The allies have no loestriny com- merce ; no`keiger any (mall colonies.; they have _nothing so joie. England has conquered every slung ;'her powevls fit every where; the has an immure callaserce to lofe--Happy the nations, B 411341 . 1011 ..1•""" ' r • lALSCP. oN A, WI --The follow it letter to Admiral CIONSTADT, Commander in hief of the Swedifh Fleet, was to-day received by a Flag of Truce from Admiral Nassau : St Garr, at Sea, May 33, 1301. Sirt—ln the correfpondence which your Excel lency had with the late Commander in Chief of the Britifh Fleet in the Baltic, who notified to you, that the'Swedifh fleet in the Cattegat and the Bal tic should not be molefted by the Britifh cruisers, I find no counter-declaration to the fame tenor on the part of Sweden.' • I mull therefore requeft of your Excellency as explicit declaration that the trade of Great-Britain in the Cattegat, and the Baltic, !hall in no man ner be moleffed by Sweden. Your Excellency' *ill perceive the neceffity of fuch a reciprocal de. claration. I am, with the utmoft refpea, • Your Excellency's molt obedient fervent, NELSON IND BIONTI. To this the following anfwer was returned tz .e . Carifcrona, May ie. Admiral—l have to-day had the honour to re ceive your Excellency's letter . of the sad inflate: Artily inftrudions do not permit me to ifroo orders relative to the conduct to be purfued with refped to the trade of Great-Britain, I fhaLf-trasrf , mit the letter of your Excellency to the King my . Mailer,. and When rreceive the commands of his Majefty on the fubjea, !hall immediately have the honour to communicate to you an official-an- , liver. I remain, with the utmoft efteern, • CIeONSTILLIT. An extra poll from Stockholm of the aoth, how ever, bringing the Royal Ordinance relative- to the Engliffi trade, the cutter Hoff was immediate ly difpatched with a flag of truce, and the folloW• ing later was fent to Lord Ntssow•t' ' Cartkrosa. Ma vi. Admiral--I have this moment received 'the or der of the King my Mailer for taking off the em bargo on the trade and navigation to England, a copy of which I herewith tranfmit to your Excel lency. I have loft no time in making this com munication to your Excellency, as your Excellen cy in your letter of yelletday requefted it from me, and as I am now enabled, according to my pro mire, to return you an official anfwer. I am, &c. ' Caousraer. ST. PITLISIIVRON • MAT 12.—COMIL ALEI•11- DIN Woaoszow, who had been difiniffed the fer vice, is =flared to his former rank, and nominated Senttor, in the firft department of the Senate; be has, be tides, received the Order of &. Andre* a and Count Arossos Mussist-Poscaam, that of St. Aim, of the fira daft. Englifli Captains and San's are now daily ar riving from the interior of the Empire, who will be fent to Cronftedt, where they will have their flips rellored to them, which have been repaired, by order of his Imrsatat. bfajarre. The Office of Liquidation has received orders to give up the pro that was under hqueltration ; which order wilily notified to the Enka' and Ruffian ma , chants to-morrow. The Engliffi have to give in theirxwo eftintates and every thing will be placed as much as poffible, on the fame footing as on the asd of Oaober of laft year. Trade will (son now revive. At Riga, fevers! Engin Captains have already taken parifion of their fhips. VITNNA, May so.—Count FILMIC'S OfDiedrich- Rein, it is raid, will go to London, on a fpecial Letters from Conflantinople Rate, that fame of the perfons who offended M. de Tassaita, the Rut ian Ambafikdor. when vifiting the niofque of Soiessam 11. Tome time 'ago, have been feeeeelY ponifhed. The Matti was aged to give up armlets, by order of the Brand delgmor„ which four of them were arangled, and publicly whipped. • •*. &use, May 30. , —0ur la* accouste frOm the Tafirifle (tenders Rate, that in Borah' the ' fist, ire preparing for war, and covering - their places• with etcampments. while at Cmtiantilsop negochttions for peace with France art carrying as the meditation of a friendly 'nightspot big *erne Seward ebesieri, with difpatehee fries Consiple foe Belgesile, have •ss.ftopped . tea Sophia, on account deb* commotion@ °cal, boned by two Pee nee in diet mighbootheod. who are at war with one enotber. Orders hate been feet frotn Coaantissople **seducing the PAVIA of judos fail Obedience, hot the troops diipatehal• 4111,110 re not ventured to approach him, fartses"being more numerous, and his pettr 'hong in that chart& • Faemeaeoar, Jere is—The fort of Cad,. near Mentz, is not yet sompiedi e F u r r e l neh troops, het a French corpora, iindfour ;tidier' are Rationed in the cuflomberofe. The I Commandaint of Caffer has orders to give Ivey to force only..and alaii has not hitherto been applied by the Fran*. The Pealed, Jo a. tear, has tent a marktto Paris, Comer iarnaions. Some diffenniees have taken Once in the Rhinegan, between the aegis oftbelaedor of Mans and the French, on aemOne of a quantity of wine, belonging to . the eccleffisf deal Seminaries at Meats. which the latter carried tff force. The Neapolitan Miniber, Marquis de GALLO, rsM bad arrived hem dont Paris, has fince pm-fe ed liirjourney for Viettna. He led a Charge d'Af faires at Paris.—Cousfellor Bonita* ' whom our Senate bad fete to Vienna, is returned hither. Mutsu, f rVIIII s.—The city of Afchaffenburh Ivas formal l y beta declared the re fi deisce of the Valor of blames, acid all the PolifiC funaionanes have received enters to ratline the drefs they &s -ourly ufed to wear in their official taiwities. Banes or Tilt MAYS, JONI 2.--en the reports in circulation, of the French being y ad= hag again to the Ri g ht Links oCalss ,amfiderable force, are, as yet. • neither is Flirentireitftein agate tt•capied *aft The principal reafim why the French to take paciton of Carel again, is the taraftrilly 'Cty Jews travelling in Germany, having Wen ed (lithe French Citizens of that perihe lia', on coming from the left Banks of the Rhine. The Elector of SMILNIA, who had arrived at Carlfrube on the Stith ult. Co our on his return for Munids, from that place, as the 3oth. lie Aro in. Jr* l tensl Au, 6 a ilk to d ihavati as o .ooultogh. k Blau*, Jima 6.--an the sift ult. M. de Ro. gincimurz, Donato' AmbalTador at one Count exchanged with the CabinetMinifter,Count HAUG-. wort; the ad of ratification refpeoffing the accetTion of the Court of Pruffia to the Convention for pre ferring the rights of neutral naval powers, figned at Peterfburgh, on the t6th of December, laft year. The King, on this occalion, prefented M. de Komodow rz with a valuable fnuCbox, orna mented With his Majefty's portrait. Count Houo- WITZ was prefented with a fimilar box, with the portrait of the King of Denmark. M. de Komi murz left this city on the ad inflant, with his confort and fuite, to proceed to Altona. The 'Ruffian troops, who had been prifoners of war in France, have pallid through Breflaw, on their real tarn to Raffia. rARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JUNE 16. The LOaD CHANCE2.I.IIIII gave Judgment in the Scotch Appeal, Cjatket and the York Buildings Company eg*V _Stewart; by whicb.the Decree of the Court oE &Mod watt• reverted. He alto re (erred the Dumbarton. ..raillery Appeal to the Court of Seffion. •- • PIFER •altiM • STlllrfr. On the retond reading of the &raw-Paper Com pany Bill, Mathias Koops, and feveral other perfons, Pa tentees in the new invention of making Paper from Straw, appeared at the Bar, for the purpofe of giving evidence as to the reafons for giving them an exclulive property it) this invention for ever.- They glued, that the expences required in ereding buildings, and making other preparations need', . fasy to the carrying on the maeufa'lure, were fo great, that it would not be worth their while to undertake the'bufinefs, unit(' they were allowed this privilege. Thefe parties had SO Counfel, nor any witneffes except themfelves. The Lotto Ctismcata.oa Paid, that in a concern fo large as this, where there were fixty Proprietors, with a capital of 60,0001. he would never content to any thing to injurious to the Public as that of 'allowing them a monopoly for ever in this inven tion. =lets from tome better evidence than that which they had brotight forward. They employed no Conde!, nor brought forward any witnefes bat thetntelves, and as they were all irate egad in the qtteflion, their evidence could not be admitted,- A man's evidence to prove hii title to in dime would not be admitted, much lets might the evi dence of parties interePeed in a bufinth that was likely to be injurious to the Public. The mode thefe perfons mild haie purfned was, to have employed Counfel, and then they *would have been told how to ad. • The fecund reading of the Bill was then pea. paned in order to glve the Patentees an Opporttil nity_of bainging mtdetfee to the Bar. The Bills on the Table being mad in their fines, the Houk adjourned. HOUR op cosaioses. Mr. thus othelei Pethitheo then the Moths sod • onto des 6.e aabisbelissesto hi**, peeping he Ow prwithioth WINO of fallsoir ala do **aft Wierst cabaret the 'row& d du Mon if IMO leash eh& Caw men Demob bandy ter dashiki/AO would thereby Wain. .../Oithwifto Ikea the 'MA Mr.RlWeele snewed thereof/vet the Leo, Id* Pads= ea thiVilass-Ordesoi " • Mr. Demise b.. RM Report en& candtere d Ways WA Meow, -read sod mend eq wth Ms en. The Hears watt ion is. themathe c tie Princess's risk, eat it woe*wsitiobithiamilftleta fell t sat. eallolla ewes Ilt =ho *web, hi was *awl tos road.deds ithlelathibeelhe isorepthw la. thter Woe Ater sidolt le hp Dr. km ea/ kw* Mr. Mawr? b,warailatMd p =siri" Mit =Mho 'Ewa d illiblIROW• •ON usethew of hithihreave the Weis odalsthl Nthlr this • ' of sikethog Dnorhadt es the la. linfillell t eat the' Moir : Clarlthe e e: Mbrihat rear Nth was aRd thee, eed X . the hthoththwothrth Wwwwww. the math et MO*" the IN far 401-estl •vYedtai hobs ilep; far the pthpeth we.t.aia!¢l a* ordered fere 67wc The NW_ tbellffirM=i eolith Dudes tillzethe,:, Woe read * setrelllllo. to be etessidttel *nor row. past et thothethe as tie belt Dales We no eettaarVete. the Recelethist MR was poßpesed toThortity becolsktimp tike Report of the Conmktes IS IM MM~ whisk waterierodito be ti.. Iwo die oa on . Ms Res WOW thrr . 1114401 d mat topping's& NO to resew dor afLthereeraftherle Design howatboOtathiltho• aro Romp ie dleCenisithener Whose. Lied TeiNsthempeiethall west *tooth a Cosewittee. The Hoeft watt lets Coreminetos the Own Debts INA —Ordered to be rg;tillg as=. Mrs. Addlfwe's s Divorce Ms the Make Truk 1141; ths bialters' rad Sensate thib w reed a th int dew bed psiffisth • It* ore* thth eKe.l.deoae.aawa6Mldithies e Cornel* to =Wu et the Locarropthseet to be glide se Maths es the COWL of *GPM &tit& Larists•or usages. - Mr. Vatterrrear obtained leave to bring in a Bill to enable thelords Commiffioners of tbc Ad miralty to grant rettors of Munn, p. amain cutters. He Paid the ferries of shots weliels in cap turfing Frencb• privateers was generally admitted, yet by the Law as it now fiood, they Mold not re ceive any advantage from filch capture withoot petitMning his Majefiy. le was to gyve them dis advantage of whatever captures they might in fai tore make, that the prefent Bill was intended to be pared. Upon the juitice and policy of the men fure, he thought there could be bat one *Mem' ram-terms or 0•111)811/1. • Mr. MAINWAIIIVO, after a few nsery Min various on the enormous in Gardens, and other Grounds. which tie ing Uwe were infufficient to refirain ; and the fruit and vegetables of which ought he conceived to be confidered the prtfonal property of the owner, and protected as fuel), moved for leave to- being in " a Bill for the more erednally preventing the Icahn' • • 4, : • • 1 . 11 f ... • • .., nr nialicioufly deftroying any Finite, Rvits,He e b s , 'or Vegrtables, growing in any Garden or Ground, open or incloied." The objeet of which was, b e (fated, to make the offence Felony. . After' a fhort converfation between Mr; Main. Waring, Colonel Buxton' Sir Wm. Elford, Mr. Si. meon, Sir Henry MildrLy, atisrMr. Wm. Dun. das, leave ;ins given. • INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Mr. TIINEY having moved the Order of the Day for a COmmittee on 'the Infolvent Debtors Bill, four Petitions were prefentedfrosa certai n i n _ &ideals confined for debt in the city of Dublin, praying to be inchided In'tbe Bill, notwithaanding, as it at prefent flood, they were notrentitled to its benefit, which petitions were referred to the Com mittee on the Bill; and the Houk having refolved itfelf into a Committee, Mr. Tlills it ptopofed three Claufes—the fira to do away the eifeet of aclaufe in the Bill, de priving perfbns.of its benefit who had, within five yeam previous thereto, received the benefit of a preceding Infolvent Ad.-2(41'0 extend the bent. fit of the Aft to perfons in cuftody previous to the ift of March, for debts, anstafterwards liberated, for which they had again been imprifoned, b e . tween that day and the paring of the A& 1. and, —3dly, to extend the benefit of the X7l fiperfons in cuftody on the ill iif March, and.rincexeleafed on their giving due notice of their attention to take the benefit of the fame. • • . • After fume converfetion, Mr. Tumor agreed to withdraw the Claufes; and the Bill having goni through the Committee;.was ordered to be read a third time on Thurfdisp; • . . Jean 'yvnutar: •-• . . . The Hnufe in a Committee on..the tfil for the better accommodating, .whilft..on .Cirf:Tit, • the Judges of Ireland, - * ',' - .. ..- . • " Mr. Conti- fignified that - the Bill went: ;IQ fur ther than to provide• 44 the Judges in Mth county through which they pallid, whilll in the execptioit • of their public duty, and the furn'refpeaively fo • respired was not to exceed id. 'He obferved, that in tome Counties in leeLmethe pulses •were fo extremely ill acconanioduktl V asi:t ia l n e in-danger of their lives from the • damOnefs of; y .of the Inas, and the other perfonal urceenumi which they underwent; which^attached so liiP•upods their akty draii their dignity. and that r and re= verence fo juilly dues to' their r.haradef. He tbdanre marked that there Iris both ' 'novel 'in' this ap plication; fora (Aetna/ ' ' prevailed in this country, and wit' ' A. 4 of Henry VIII. whkh `• • in force till late in the reign of Chariesll. . • , Dr. Lawasact faid, he did not rife to make any ohjeition or offer any vpod&a to the Bill ; on the contrary, to congratulate the country upon the arguments advanced in fupport of it. On a former occaflon, when Gentlemen at that fide of the Houfe fupported the fuipeKtokof tbe Habeas COrpus Ak.thear ammeateeresethelielars un der which theledgps. — ed thahmill, in dna part Of the Uthe& Kingslais o , laboiseedieliaiel their Cir• lbsua 4t ., reit. NOW the daimpt. gi ft 5... . . ' alimonies emisfas tiMaesione,‘, The denim Ate ' Mort or kap thais the dangers of the • : for by the account of the Right Hot, Gentlemen, the Judges can go circuits, the bar can a.ccotypaey them, die Grand and Petit Jerks of the counties can come to their ref e 4 arra towns,. aid it. is the facility with which they can fo come, that lod • and accom modations are difficult to be for the Jud ge*, Who ficnerallf linear 144 lall'of ark feveral defcriptious, of pal*, laid that therefore they ought to-be diabilr Ma tePoroell, provide d for. Ht believed itsiltwiti'nensait emote; but it left roots foe relketion why the fleafilliotdd event to the furpenfion of the Habeas Corpus Aiit, or to the Martial Lew SM. The &sante thoughtahe BM a very moderate end a very atrial o*. .When be went the Wet taw Circuit, be experienced. as.did the Judges and the Bar, limey inconvenieadas la the county of Gonisrall ; where it often happmed that they co riL liseas Meld not procure a dinner , a • sir a bed. Mr. Co t Ar ilia.. .tbat be if*tl cony in- Anast ro ge tairippie. etn.sfalfin , sad a IsiliPsib Imilkialte who iia•inr tott reit'lle the.pintd Leland with which heieehit acqniiited, bat in fame remote, diAriati -Asehe femme* flnpll, and the frauseof Militythe Ittihad; *Weer eppofition would be given *.... , 1 1 he ' sem= the tessoi-of leis obteriatiomp smite ' ifs , " the Haute igreatos tkopit.:. ....., meek.: • . Mr. Vsestrraav moved, - dead* Mak do re' (obi ;deli into a Cnsuinittaa ePQA !bkreiter Me.Gunto g Poo souse iltid be am Am a con , verfation with the Hon. GiMisaitih e Mo. Vilna' mit, relative to the ea* redrorsolat fi wit; ililt • 'ea* * me • 1911cobvti331'edttion kaos she '', *NI dim the Big 'rail kneaded the Week efleileadr nod be had no oppofitioa twofer to the•BIL Vr. Yeasttraar bid. the candid mid Mesa maim, in which the Ham had Oat and his declaration at dist, 'SO be but impild from bit. • ._ftlisi• titettarsisbaeb fob - ,t - --, "mat 1.- _ vent . 7 41 , a Conenaitpe. And the Repeat wan • or wayekbe reatiendl tomaotrtov• • - —gnat oar *roes atm meam.s. • . Thir Mak having nabbed itfelfintO * Commit- tee-, 10 confider of the'litiporeetion cifiltateigo Mr. VAIISITTALTMIIII,IAI the the Malan= do move for leave tO lkijeki di 40 bit. Awing r the importation of wenn& Ease kal•wroue • marble, 011 paying a dump br air J O in lieu of the duty now pail per of spar oat edema He the arboOlL et' *writ Po' feat received *upon me aver* 4 noR *MOO Pi a year, and mob laconvelasata arms ism :be mode of eolkaing that - duty. The etas intended for the of m er vt dg. country ; and howevor the Wide MI& or pear. of making. the Tee Y bee `l muse. and the mei tenet ppaay the fame duty of 34. For every re"!! avoirdnpoife, yet, ripat the whoilejle AO & it the bell mode that cdtild be adeitatl:-.Tbil malawaserdipred to reporttesturrow+.4l4oBl2o. \