Star. — London, England, 1805-06-08 00:00:00

ortginal film of ;::,,eool. might be ronfidered as nearly eihatilled by the cumpenfation for dignity, leaving t!it a fmall hirplus for revenue. He urged the claims of the Doke alfo on account of the increafe of re vzmie fince that period. fir. WINDHAM (*poke at great length againft A ny farther turd DE BLAUIERE and Mr. ROSE cup pilled the Petition, and (Poke at great length in fa voor of the original mc rion. Mr. BANKES, Mr. W I LBERFORCE, and Mr. C, EY, argued the motion. Mr. SHER [DAN laid, he would detain the Houle only with a very few words, and the rather he fhnnhl he difpoied to confine hi. remark., becaufe, excepting from his Right Hon. Friend °dim him (Mr. Wind ham), he had heard very little that was applicable to the quellicio. The Committee in which thele• claims have been confidered, has been treated as in decorous, irregular, and even clamorous. ft had the gruel al defeas of aft open Committees, and this was ell that could be dated julily againli it. The whole of the prefent debate wars out of time ; the Gentle men who had difcuffed the fuhjed ought to have attended in the Committee of which they complain, and to have affigned their maims for the cousin& they would now purfue. The queflion now before the Houle was, whether the Report of the Committee fhould be taken into ci•nlideration ? and it was abford, on fuck an enquiry, to examine into the general merits. The whole affair had been charged as a an. piderial job. He should not eafily be fufpeded of conducing to any project of this kind, and the doubt was 110 t what the Duke of Athol ()mold receive in remuneration, but whether the Houle of Com*tons ibnuld preferve that dignity and juftiee iu its pro ceedings, by which it fhould be ever charaufteriferl Much of the argument has been applied to the sove reign rights of the Houk of Athol. He Untold have been extremely glad to have teen the Right Hob. the Attorney-General iu his place, to have denied ' the existence of loch rights, and as he did not appear in his place to fitpport his former opinion, he might at lest be permitted to conjeaure, the Right Hon. and Learned Gentleman had abandoned his former fentiments. He reluctantly oppored the friends with whotu he WAS ACCUiIOIIIIO to concur, but he felt it his duty to vote for receiving the Report. Mr. GREY Paid a few words in oppofition to the reception of the Report. After Mr. WINDHAM had explained, the Houfe divided on the quellion, that the word , 4 now" dO hand part of this motion.—Ayes s ta-g-Nues Majority 66. Before tirangers were admitted, the Houle had agreed t' go into tht Committee on the Repow. The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER then piopufed that the Committee be appointed- for Wednefday next, as the firfi open day, which was oppcifed by Mr. CURWEN and Mr. PETER MOORE, who moved an amendment, to inlet t the, words on Moriclay fennight. The Houfe then di. vided—Againß the Amendment 4o—For it 14— Majotity for the Committee on Wednefday 26. The other orders of the day were then difpoled of,! And the Hoot: adjourned, at half paiL three o'clock thin morning to Monday. LONDON. SATURDA f, JUNE & PRICE OF STOCKS THIS 13 4Y AT ONE 0 CLOCK : Cantola, f or July ; It—Red:Ka 58i—Omnium 314. Esc& cc par 1.4. prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Barb Stoat, 175 . 176 India Beads. to. asa dif s per Co t Red. Ann. 1857 i sil Imp 3 per Cent. 571 3 per C. Conf. Ann. &tit Exchey. Bilk. Nyw, par U. pre. 4 rr Cent. 7t1,1 OK 'par as. dif. 5 per Cent. Navy. (hut °melon; Mt prem. y per Cent. :797, 981; Engtill rickets sot. ye. Lon; Ann. a 6 a - 'Otto Conf. for ace. 3941 Dusan, Junes^s per Cent. Co.. Deb. 90. k.zehange—Dublin on Liaise Ist. In the Houfe of Commons lag night, M. Crass , repeated his queftion refpeEting the hope of Conti nental Alliance, held out in his• Maps-yes Speech. The Csanceccon of the EZCH►etoss, in anfwer, Paid that it was not in his power to add' any thing to what he had hied on a former occ.afion. Mr. Ga it then gave notice, that unlefs ciradmllanees occurred• in the mean time to render it unneeelTaryilie lboulde on Wekinefslay fe'nnight, bring fbrwaril "illation on that fubjcer. In the Houfe of Lords,•a fiirlitar quef- - tion was aiked by Earl Cast irsront, and a. Amilar Ewer given by Lord MOLGItAVI.• The Noble Earl then gave notice, for Thurfday fe'nnight, of a motion to the fame drat as that given by Mr. uses it iu the Houle of Commons. Lord Nfirrro moved yenerday, in the Hinge of Peers, " That the Secret Committee on Mr. Justice " Fox's cute Ihoutd be returned, anddireEted Co. re " port io the HPufe the evidence that bad been ad " duccd before them, that the fame might be print " ed." The Chancellor oppofed the Motion, as be ing without precedent, andcontrary to the forms.of the Houfe. It was fupported, however, 6► ably by Lord }. I. LEN 15 , )ROUG H, on the principle of equal jut /ice, and as being warranted by the precedent in Mr. ilasritins's trial, that the motion in foveae of Mr. ;Office Fox's claim to the information contained iti that pan:evidence again( 11:m wa► carried without,' odiriGon • “iipatches were yenerday received by GnVern e”rnt from General Sir James Citaini Cuing his ar it4al at Gibraltar with the expedition under hit com- Piand on the 13th ult. The letters are dated the at which time Sir Jains was daily expelled to ::d to Minorca, for the purpofe of taking pof •elioa of that place. Hib initruditins are to effed +'+ at obieet, if he can do it without much lots of time, in the event of ally forMidable ohilacle prefeut• itk;t: he is to abandon the projeel, and proceed hp the llcditerraneati upon an elite' pi Ise of infinite -14. gcatt! Ans;;lLittiut.: .41J ithpottaime , and the exc. cot Ton rirwbich is it 'Ugh a nature as not to admit of the delay that would neceffarily be attendant epoU a regular liege of Minorca. The troops were all in good health and fpirlts. The brigade of horfe had been landed •n Europa Point to take refrelhMent.. . • • Government yetierday received difpatches from Lifbon, dated May 19. brought 6y the Mlit.Pol4lllll ItigAte, which Hate that Lord listsnit had failed in plufuit of the catnbined fleets ieventl days before.- 41te accounts brought by the At/cation, packet of his having been joined by the gyeem and DRAGON, is probably no - Godley corred than as it applies to that (hips with the espedTtion under convoy; failing in company With hie Loillhip from the coat of Por tugal. The Mnbcm teoit, of 18 guns, has arrived at Ply mouth, with difpatches from Admirals Cows c woo') and Sir Riciraan Ilicasavom, whoin the left cruizing off Ferrol on the kith ult. The former was going with his fobidron to cruize off Cadiz t and the latter was to remain off Ferrol. The (Zit's*, of 98 guns, and the Duct:hi of 74. , were with Adn4al BICKEL row then, but haifince gone to Gibraltar. We do not find, that the brings any atconnt of the com bined Toulon and Chliz fleet, but it appears that Lord NILSOa has left hii hation off Cadiz, and gone in feud of them, with i determination of thaping his cootie according to the belt information he is able to obtain—he has but so fail of the line with him, having, it is faid, left the Royal. Sorratiioniof rto guns, behind, on account of her bad failing, and the is now with Sir RICHAREI Bice tarots, having previ; owl, taken out all the fibres that may be need- Farr to a fleet under his Lonfthip's ciecumilances. It is a very inferior fleet in via of number, bat whit fuch commanders, and fuch officers and (cameo as his Lordthip has with him, we need not be apprehen live of the 'club, fhould he be fortunate enough to difcover the enemy's route, and be abk , to get up • with them. We hale timed what intelligence has Wed received through chute fources, but it is not eafy to reconcile Conic of tli.: pareculars rutted in the dif f erent ac count., n' (hall we at prefent attempt it. Mete leans to be little doubt, however, that Lord NELSON has gone to the %tell Indies, and that he led on tlic t ult. The folloy4 ing are the -.mounts that have reached us from G:llr:vhar : They offer a kind cf explanation of one c4cumitance, Rated in the accounts received yetterday from Spain. The Cattltagena flcet was Paid to have rerurned in confequence of filling in with Lord NeLson'a Rect.—The enemy may have fallen in with !hips which were fent from Gibraltar ;11 quell of them, and have millaken them for a part Of Lord lisLlGN's fleet. " O(DRALTAK, MAY 7. 4' Yenerday morning Lord Nessox, in his Ma jeny's fhip the Vicroar, came to acchor off the New Mole at eleven o'clock, when he was faluted by the pillion with t 5 guns ; two or three other Grips of the Fleet alto came to anchor, but the wind changing to the &Award, his Lordfhip did not al low the remainder of the fleet to- anchor, but got un• dcr weigh again at tour o'clock ; and flobel out of the Bay to the Wega►ard, and a fine breeze fpring ing up, the fleet (leered through the Stre?ghts under crowd of fail. The fleet confined of eleven fail of the line, the Means frigate, a brig of wait, and two florefbips. We have no idea which way his Lordlhip 'intends fleeting, though the general opinion of his Officers was, that they were bound to the Well to. dies. Every nap was in the highen nate of good •order,. bealth„and difcipline. Sit RICHARD BicirElt• TOM (truck his flag hem the Rorat Sovsericw, and honied it on board the Astro:tura frigate, lying in the Molt, where he now remains as Port Admiral. " MAY B.—The Sat HOlll4 frigate arrived lath night, with two Spanilh prizes-411 e one laden with gun powder and thefts, for Algefir•as, the other v►itb logwood, from Sooth America. 66 MAlt the 13th the (lye sa and Dint eoit, with the expedition under Sir jstass Caatc; arrived hete, ft.( to England. One trAnfport, with Anne of the field train on board, is miffing. The Rov A So voartns alio returned along with thearfrom Lord Lsov's fleet. ‘i The Lively, brig of war arrived from England nn the 14.1 b, (ince which Sir JAMS s Ce A !Ghat removed his baggage front the Deacon to the Lavaxv fri gate; and it is conjeetured, that the del ination of the expedition is altered in coufequenee of the Tou lon fleet having paired this place, and there being no further apprehenhont for an attempt on Egypt. " Two Gun Brigs and tome Merchant verde ar rived here this morning fruni Falmouth, " The ROYAL Sovsallow, Qrsx, and - Ditadoe, are going to fail immediately in emelt of the Cartha gena fleet, of five fail of the line, which are bound to Cadiz. K Sir Ricnain Borararos has haifted his Rag on' hoard the ROYAL &maws- spin. and Admiral Ka:oil-eon board the Prifon A. Leeward /Nod Mail arrived this srobriniis F e— A !city?' front Antigua, of the 77th of April,. Hates as Inllows " The IWO* bound:to lievltatid, which arrisied nn the Loth, tided again on the I eih. without convoy. but tinder ptutetlion• iwf the (hip Venus; Captain Hoar, a penditnt 114, And Well armed. " e..uvo) Jur liishut;l h to :ter: Tut • . ..,.- . , : %, on the ilil June. The Mancherter packer, from Fal mouth; is aniied here." , " &mean, Ava!i..s.—the London fl eet h a s inn arrived here. all well." A letter has been received this morning at the Ad miralty, from tbs Captain of the Ct lice frigate, dated the 39th ApitpatTotota, which (fates, that on the 78th March the Frtnifi fqnadrois.litided 550 Men at the Oven of St. Domingo--and ibat, on the t3th of April Rear• Admiral Cnc an s's Iquadron paired that piaie on its way to jattlaka. Difpatches were this tnnrnettg teCNIVela at the Ad mia alty ir.%rn Lifbun: they bring intelligence tat . feve ral valuable captures made by our cromrs. Yellerday morning His Mayastv, with tfte Rnyal i Dukes of.Yosi, K►ur, CV 61 niILA YIN and CAM. BR mos, and a very large retinue of General, Field, and Staff °Mien., the Noblemen and Gentlemen in Waking, and an efcort of Dragoons, left Winans, for the purpofe of reviewing the Yeomanry, Cavalry. and Volunteer Infantry Li the County of 8u.1c., on the Bilhop's Mar At a little after twelve o'clock, the KING, as is his Haltom f`f late, prepared to leave the ground, and after the ufual &lute, proceeded on Ins return to Windfor. The Ayrfhire.militia, tying in Newcatile. have re ceivect brohte to March- on Monday and Tnefday nest for Cambridge. We hear that they will' be re. placed by the Pertldhiree Mr. PAUL was on Wednefday unanimoney fleeted to fette in Parliament for the Borongh of Newton, in the room of CNARLig CHArIe•N, El+ Mr. BAItCLAY, thecelebrated pedeflriAn, has match ed himfelf to run halt a Mile againfi Captain* Cooa, of the Guards, who is generally allowed to be the bell half mile runner in England, of court: the odds are in his favour; and Mr. B. not being ufed to fo Ihort a dillance, has the difachamage : but, from kit fuperior lirength, it is fuppoled Captain Critic will not gain an eafy villory. They are to run on the half-mile Courfe at Epfom on Thurfday irxt. Larte fume, *e underlian-' are now depending upcn this ; and we' make no d 0 .4 it will be attended by molt o f the (porting and fathionable world then in Town. As Mr. Su s ra FRO, windovi-blind maker, of Stone: cutter !beet, Fleet-market, Was heating a pot of var: nifh, in a room upon the firit floor, it took fire, and fet the room in a blaze. Mrs. SH PHis D. who hap- ' pened to be pretenr, was fo alarmed, the threw her. Eel( out of the window. Her cloaths were caught by the Blew board, from which the was fufpended for fome time. She received fevetal cats and bruifes: The fire was !bon ex:inguillsed. ,A few days fince a young alit accident-41ff fell into a pool of weer at Ilkettone, in Derby 'hire, and was unfortunately drowned. A fey. days ago a young girl, at Swanwick, in the parilh of Alfreton, in Derbyfhire, accidentally fell bead forernolt into a well, and was drowned. On Thurfday tall, at Summercoats Common, in the tame !arills, a boy fell from the top of a coal-pit to the bottom, and Vr 41 killed. And on Gatayday lan, at Walton, near Cheiterfi, Id, a piece of bind fell from the fide of a coal pit upon the head of a collier who was working at the bottom, which fratinrcd his fkull fo terribly,. that he died the next morning. On Weakfday morning laft, between fonr and Eve o'clock; as a private of the ad Royal Lancalhire regiment of Militia was t dig a well, at Mr. Kendallis Alms-houfes, in Crilchellar, a great snantity of earth and fume bricks till in upon him, at the depth of about 3o feet. He remained in that dreadful thuation for the (pace of lir hours, during which time tile utmolt exertions were made en re move the Wilt under which he was buried I which being at length effeEted, he was extricated without having received any material injury. The little holiday-makers, as well as the great one, have all combined in a vote of thanks to the Manager of the Royal Arrephitheatte for the rich and exquilite treat affirrded them by the grand- and inte reking reprefentation of the ♦aluur and , gallantry difplayed by the celebrated " London Apprentice whole deeds in the rank of injured beauty' liave long beets eeroned in the Songs and Stories of Old Eng land. The Comic Pantomime of Langh and Lay Down, will, we understand, be withdraw* after next week., For x.-4-in the night of Friday fe'nnight. Hortatory Colliery was yet on fire within the mine, and buint for feveral . days. Some of the firemen, and one of the engines of the Newcattle Fue.Office, Is lent to . extmguilh it. Fortunately no lives were'brft. There are only three days of the plyfent Lottery to draw, and both the 30,c001.- prizes are yes in the Wheel; betides others of to,uool. pool. &c. The Fir& Drawrion Tutfday, being the next day of draw. ing, will be entitled to p.oool. Tickets and Shares continue on fide at Swltr And Co. 4,. in the Poultry, 'warranted rindrown.• The Full•Jr rwn Ticket, Sevetitti tray,-No. 6344; a Prize of tow, was fold in nne tarter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares, by RICI4AIMON, Goon- torn and Co. of Cornitill and Charittg.Crofg, who continue felling Tickets and; Shares; warranted un drawn-z•thcrt are only three:rune drawing days;-the Eighth will be l'utiday mit,• June t ith, when the Fitft-drawn Ticket will be entitled to 30hoocl. The Ticket No. 456, drawn on' Thorfdaf IA a I Prise of ao,oool. was fold is one Fourth, three Eighths, and fix Sixteenths, by J. Be•ascosta and Co. Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. rt, Holborn, and ... 1%1 o. 37. Cornbill, where No. 17.477, drawn the fame Day a Price of tcool. was lirared in one Eighth and fourteen Sixteenths, and where No. 7686. asTirfl.drawn the Sixth Day, was entitled to ao,ozol: and fold ih two Fourths and eight Sixteenths ; litrewife Ni r 3,747, entitled to t. - ,,0001. the same day. seas fold in Green Sixteenths, ant 24.699. entitled'm scoot. the Mill DA* of Drawing'; alai) 17,393, and t 2,499, dtaWR Prises nt 5:J01. each, were frld in Shares at the above Offices, where the fiatunatt Holders of each refitettiite Shale or Shares may rteeive the amount'of their P. izes nn demand ; and where Tickets and Share. are now felling. war. ranted undrawn. The liirti-dr•wu Ticket on T ue s= drl near, being the Lizrstis da) of Drawitr,,, will !i33 10 34,:"..1.14 • : 0 ! • INtELLICEIvtE. . . . NAlta . . Timilr ."‘ ty.—rilki g. W.• 'r e. Milt. DUI. APR. P. Dublin • 0 g Wster(ord • ; t amburgil tenbarib 0 & Leeward Wands t 0 • . . Pam ZAN CF, 1U E S.—Yeller by came in the taro. line, ---, and remains at anchor ; the Gannet {loop came in, but did not anchor. This morning a Clench fchonner, laden with barley, was concluded into the Mount Piv, but I have not ytt leained by , what vtard the was captured, nr any other particu lars ; all,. the it )up Succets., r f MilfiJ, with C a l!, from Liverpool, tor the Patsy at this place; an I the ntiviJtoce itorenuz C'JIICI WUKS&LL. remains. FALMOUTH, jure f.—Arrived the Ptinecfs Char- Lute packet, Captain Kaan with a mail from the Leeward Made. 37 days ; and the Dons usurps -4 from Gibraltar : fire failed from thenee oft the tath ult. her Captain reports, that Lean Nst.eost W as to fail for the Welt Indies with 141 a of the line from Largos Buy, on the t2lll lilt. This morning :It penes' off this port, the Ames ican fhip Commerce, Captairt RAY, in 46 days, horn Pha a d,4l l ; 4 f or Antwerp: the Captain reports, that the Chip Eliza beth, of Liverpool, from . New Vint, for Liverpool, has foundered on the banks of Newfoundland; 13 of the crew are raved. Wind estfierlY. Amtintsa LITTER OF THW SA74I Dere.-:-Arri•ed . the Princefs Charlotte packet, Ksee, froM the Lei ward Mauls, in 47 days pairtge from Tortola ; Nevi Speedwell, Parraice, from Carmarthen ; Methuen Dams is, from Br ; Doris trinfport, hod, 6ibr4 tar, in 25 days; Commerce Ameriosin (hip, gATN A • an. Ray, from Philadelphia, in +6 days, and pits ceeded on for Antwerp; at Antigua the Manatees' packet, Dam, with Ka, from England, for that Ifland, so days 'mirage from Falmotith.—Sailed the laud Nelfon pfivateet, on a ens sc.—Wind S. E. The IMp'Contmercebrings an act, unt of the las of the (hip Elizabeth; of Liverpool; from New York; and bound for Liverpool, having atnck on an Want . of ice on' the Ranks of Newfoundland ; thirteen of the crew were laved. The (hip Dorii reports ;tit Lord Nsxsotes fleet (1f fail of the line) *lre in Lagos Bay on the 1 ath ult. and were Lis fal the next day for the Welt Indies. The Daaciow and Quaax men of war, ?lined them. and the Rorai, SOTRILIIGN proceeded on with the Expedii ion under General CtAIG. Ps.rmoura, Jowls 6.—Came in tie hfoucosaon Hoop of war, and the I-rssarr brig of war, front 'Gibraltar; Dingenes, Ilaamtsisuaa, (rim Boar.: deaux ; and a flisop of war, with a firer Under con: voy front the weftsirird. , ;-Sailed the HAUGH rr gun:- brig. with a fleet, under convoyito the Eaft ward. ANOTHPR SAMS DATA...—Canie in the hinucia rum of 18 guns, from Gibraltar, whiair place the left tile ivh nit. but the is now charged with dig patches from Admirals CoALINDWOUD and Sir At CHARD BICKIRTON, whom the left cruising .4 Petra On she 27111 tilt ; likewise the PLuv►R, Of IS guns, with a flr:et from the Westward. Sailed the HaUGHT 1r Run brig, of 1 . 5 guns, with a fleet to the Eallwardi Came in the Dioustirs, Capt. Itamostosauvo, front Baurdeaus, with wine, for orders rand the Littavio of 14 gnus, from Admiral Sii Rnae/sass &citation.- with shfpatches for Government. PoirsSIOUTII, Pan 7.—Arrited the Metro: mist frigate, from .f..iibooo 4'affed by for the' thatins federal homewatd.bound vd ls, figspnled to* be part of her cooray.—Kailed tbb Raiisist cutter',' on a cruise. Wind Welterly, - DIAL, Tuns 7.—Arrive.l this mrirniig the Sr: ALIAN'A, kcal' Admiral Russri.i. ; Naxos,. Maws: gas, ArTRLOrT, ADAMasr, and INFASSisLimen of War, from Yasmo•lth R„a•ls. On their arrival a fa: lute was given ts, the Commander ins Chief, the Right Honourable. Admiral Lord Ksi rm. Caine clown from the River the Ann, outward bound 1 7 ,A Nails- Man ; and ('lnvention outward bound' S• nth Sea. man. Arrived the Asians a fkigate ; Cum SA ..... ORISTSS, and SPARDY fIOOpS of war ; Fusin: an d VOLCANO bombs, with federal sup hrigs from ;If Ca• lais, and remain in the Downs with the (hip., as per lall. The ZFIV/Ahothb has made a figirsi for a'cotil soy to the Wedward.—Wind S. W. ARRIVED. In the .001 , 1116, the Perfeverauce. Walker, from At /Mod, Yrow Agnes, lobtifon, frnm Biilma A: Hull I 0.,e t,rs, Wendy, from New York. At Oporto. Clementina. Scott ; and the Hedy, Lock. frion Falmouth. At Gibraltar, Nsvigation„ Pdrdy ; and the Catharine, Simrock, from Falrinottli; hodeav,.. t r. Cozen, from Liverpool ; Harriet, And. rfon ; and the Fritode Baker, from London. At I-ant, Hercules. foil. Irons Lor.dcin. At Samunoh. the Eliza, Stokes, from 1-iverpool. A,t Antigua„ Entbps, Sheadons, from Brifted; and the Mary Chia' tte, VAS glob' from Guernfey. The For American, Plowtr, from London for Sent York, was (poke with, **well, on the lyth of April. by tpi Either Undo, which left Ncw Yo 4 on the lath of April, tor Louden, bit foun dered at (a. Doe Atalanta; Contend, front Grenada for Halifiz, was lid on the 29th of januarYlail . . on the Coat of Ameriei. 'lle Pilgrim, Eiden, from Mau for London,. Was put into ChrlEionfand leaky, and will be obliged to unload: The Caron, Shilledod, from Dartmonth fur New,ceindland. has been taken by the •Pfyehe French pritateer, re-taken by the Phalli: privateer, of Guernfey, and is arrived at Peozance. Dos Lis, Joss 4.—The Prime • Serjeant is in fo had a Pate el health that hi. recovery is very doubtful. Lord ELLitatiosouon's warrant, which has been . received in this city. dirc&s the apprehenften of Conn. f:llors Burton, allorgart jam vier, Steuart Kish :roma: Dickfirn,74l. Leis, and Swag, on an alledged libel again 'fiend's', RADFORD Rower, Efq. which appe.ite I in fime of the papers in _April, 184: The Mild of Dalkey, formerly the teem of eolith and riot, is now fortified with a . Ktrtello tower. The old church is roofed in, and ferves as a but acks for a druchnteuttrout the light brigade. A trial of stleat littered is expeCted to came on in the Court of King'. Bench, during the present term— the King at the protec.ition ut Thomas Dicklan, agaiutt lt. it. i‘.t.owt, MEI