Star. — London, England, 1801-06-16 00:00:00

•• • „ ;Ice es s , g o/ , Including the fools fieceifary for the' ke i ee o f Ireland, which by the articles of. the Union was two ffiventeenths of that required by Great Britain, might be effirnated at 43,726,6181. H e t hen listed the various motrces from which this f u n: had been railed; the Ways and Meats produced a,750,0001. The Loan amounted to , 5,500 , 00 01. Theimportsand - expewtstor soo,oool. Th e Right Honourable Gentleman , Who lately filed the office which he now held, had estimated the produce of the Income Tax at fix millions. Th e p a rt of that tax Which was applicable to the Angie of the year, over and above fo mach as went to pay the Intereft on loans, he could not ef. %imam at more than four millions. The furplus of the Confolidated Fund amounted to 3,t00,0001. The permanent taxes were 22,346,5901. But from an increafed produce which he expeCted from the duties op wine ; the growing produce of the Confolidated Fund, &c. - he would eftimate the whole of the taxes for the year at the fum of :3,300,0001. The Right Hqn. Gentleman con cluded with Moving the following Refolutions • That the turn of four millions be granted to his Majefty to- wards the Supplies of the year, oat of the produce of the tax u pon Income, over and above fo much of the fame duties as iball go to dikharge the inter& on Loans. *That there be granted the (um of r,soo,oooL to be paid out of monies 'riling from the Convoy Dudes. • That there be granted the funs of .3,t00p001. out of the fur plus of the Confolidatad Fund. • That there be panted the film of 403,3001. to enable his iviajeity to Malmellati his engagements with the Emperor of Germany. • That Ow kgram.ed the Not of 65,67tt for the payment of Vegeta:46M by the Eledor Palatine of Bavaria. " That there be granted the fum of 67,8001. for other Cervices. 4. That there be granted the Cum of 10,0001. out of the pro em of the Land Tax. • flat there be stunted the funs of 4,0801. of monies referred tithe Exchequer. • That there be granted the fum of EAU. remaining in the Exchequer as cootribudous for Lotteries. • That there be granted a fum of 2,ocopooi. to be railed by way of Loan on Exchequer Bills. • Theta further fum of 3,soopoot be railed by way of Loan er Exchequer Bills. "That a further (tun of 3,ooogspol. be railed by Loan or Ex chequer Bib ; and *That a further funs of 3,000,0001. be railed by way of Loan or Exchequir Bilis." Oa the firs of the above Refolutions being put, Mr. Tiflis?' rofe to make fome obfervations on the ftatements of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. He difapproved of the deviation that took place in the manner of laying the accounts before the Houk, and thought there would be a confiderable deficiency in the Supplies. The Income Tax would never produce what it had been ellimated at; and the Duties on Wine were growing lefs, inked of being likely to increafe. The CRANCILLOR oftheErcuscaraareplied,that there was no deviation in the practice of (lacing the accounts; and if the Hon. Gentleman would examine the flatements accurately, he would find there was no reafon to apprehend the deficiency al luded to. After Come farther converfation, the Citaticzt- Loa of the Exciagysa moved a refolution for laying a duty of il. is. on every dozen packs of cards imported into Great Britain, except from Ireland. He then obferved, that for the purpofe of proteaing the property and the trade of per . (cos in this country again( the importation, of cards from Ireland. it would be necelfary to lay a countervailing duty of 25. 6d. on every pack of cards imported from Ireland into Great Britain. He then moved a Refolution to that effett. All the refoltitions were then agreed to, and the Re port of the Committee was ordered to be received to-morrow.—TheCommittee had leave to fit again on Vrednefday next. • •DDISON'S DIVORCE BILL. The Report of Mrs. Addifon's Divorce Bill was taken into further confederation, read, and agreed tb. On the queilion for reading it a third time to- morrow The goLiciroa GlattßAL expreffed his furprize that thofe who had brought forward a Bill of fo tovel a nature, had not made any effort to recom tend it to the notice of the tioufe. He was ini mical to the Bill becaufe he thought it effablifhed kprecedent which might prove of injurious confe cluences. He concluded by moving the Bill fhould be read a third time this day three months. The ATTOIIIIIT GINTRAL defended the Bill, contending the Houfe were bound by every princi ple of jufiscelo grant the Divorce, eonfidenng all the cireumflances under which it was fued for, and to which all alarm about precedents ought to give was The Motion was fupported by Mr. lowan.' and IC Stanton and oppofed by sir Wsi.Score, Mr., Timm's, Mr. ATAXINDIR and Dr. Law& v.w es.— On a divilion there appeared, for the thuti read ing to-morrow 68—Againfl it 8. CAMPBELL DIVOILCI BILL._ On re-entering the Gallery, the Houfe was eon. fuleting the Report of Campbell's Divorce Bill, which was read 'mai speed to, and ordered to be read a third time tomorrow• 701741181021K1 07 TI! cs.saov. _ On theritteiiioOtor the fecor.d reading of the Clergy Nos-telkoce Mr.P•saasvor. se moved to poitpone it till Wed ot'lday, aUedging be had not received a printed Copt of the BA till late in the morning. very lung converfation enfued. The CIVANCIIILOI of the Escaskosa faid, the Bill had before Met with the unanimous approba tion of the Houk, and the only objealono now made appeared to be to parts of it, which siould come with more propriety in the Committee. He oppofed the delay. The motion of Mr. Pierrepoint bras oppofed by Mr. Dickenfon, Mr. Gregor, the Attorney Gene ral, the Solicitor General; Sir William Scott, ond Sir William Lemon ; and fupported by Mr Si. neon, Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Mr. Cakraft, Mr. Nicholls, Mr. Eilifon, and Mr. Jones. On a di 'Mon there appeared, for the fecond reading now 53—againfi it • 5. The Bill was then read a fecond time, and cons, alined for Wednefday. rads covers amt.. On the motion for the Speaker's leaving the Chair, for the Hook to go into a Committee on tho Prise Courts Bill, a converfation enfued, in which Mr. joludtooi urged the neccility of delay. leg the Coittnitttee tilt to-tifortOw, and• oiSpeted the' motion. The motion was likewife oppofed by Mr. 'Tier ney, Mr. Jones, and Dr. Lawrence, on the fame ground; and fupported by Sir Wm. Scott, the Attorney General, and Mr. Nicholls, but it was at length carried without a divifion, anal the Houle refolved irfelf into a Committee, in Which a very long desultory converfatioti took place upon the pro•ifrons of the Bill, which were agreed to. The Houfe refumed, and the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow. Mr. Coss reported from the Committee on the Conftables' Allowance Bill. On the motion for agreeing to the Report, Mr. JOLLIET& objected ; and there not being 4o Members prefent, the Houfe adjourned at a quarter part two o'clock. LONDON. TUESDAY, JUNE z 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Coat for opening 62—Reduced 6011 4-.-4 per Cent. 783 79 — Long Ann. 18; 3-z6.—Otruziunt PRICE OT STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. 604 t 3 per Cent. Con. that 4 Pa Cent. 781 79 5 per Cent. Navy that 5 Per Cent. 1 - 0 9. 911 Long Ann. 181 5.1 L • Short Ann. s Imperial 3 per Ccot. spi Imperial Ann. Ornnium 91 to Conf. for Acc. 62.1 Bank Stock This day we received Paris Journals to the 13th inft. inclufive, which however contain very little news of any importance. The following are Ex trans from them : PARIS, JUNE I I.—The King of Sardinia has quitted Rome with his Court, and gone to refide at Naples, in a fuperb Hotel which has been pre pared for him. On Afcenfion day the French who were at Rome affifted at the Pontifical Mafs, and afterwards at the general BenediEtion, which was given as ufual in the Grand Square. The French were placed on an eftrade oppofite to his HOLINESS, who kept his eyes continually fixed on them. The Minifter of France was not prefent, being de tained by inners. His place was fupplied by the Secretary of Legation, accompanied by feveral French Generals, Officers, and Merchants. The &ft benedidion was for the French. JUNG 12.—We expert here two Minifiers, one from Sweden and another from Naples. HAVRE, Joss 9.—The day before yetterday, at (even in the evening, two of the enemies frigates and a corvette were defcried off this place.— One of the frigates and the corvette kept at a diffaaec, but the other approached the battery of la Heve, and fired two guns, the bullet of one of which fell near the remind. Thee were imme• diatcly anCwered by the diCcharge of a cannon, and then by a bomb, the fragments of which Teemed to fall around, and probably on board the veffel, for the immediately tacked and bore away. Several cannon-thot were then fired, but as the frigate always bore away, none of the bullets reached her. STRASSUROH. JUNI 7.—The reports of war again fpread throughout almoft all Germany are entirely void of foundation. It appears that they were propogated by thofe who were much inter efted in facing the war revived, becaufe they have fuftained 'Wks, and flatter themfelves with illu ficms, which are indeed highly ridiculous. Kehl is again occupied by a detachment of French Infantry Chafreurs. Maw Ta, lowa +—Two hundred men of the French troops croffed the Rhine this day, at fix o'clock in the evening, to occupy Caffel. VIaNNA, MAY 3o.—The KING of PRUSSIA has notified to our Court, that the occupation of the Eledorate of Hanover by his troops was only a mere meafure of precaution, rendered neceffary by circumflances ; and that the order for that pur.' pole would be revoked, as loon as the reafons which gave rife to it fhould ceafe to exift: he infi. nuated alto that thisperiod would not be far diftant. GENOA, MAY 3o.—We are informed from Leg horn, of date the 27th,. that General TARAU has .returned from Porto-Ferrajo, the fiege of which he commanded; and that he has left there only a body of troops to keep the place blockaded. The Captain of a Ragufan veffel has declared, on oath, at Leghorn, that there has been a revo lution at Cagliari, and that the French were ex pelled there with impatience. This Captain he met the fquadron of GAIITHEAUMI off Boni fa. ciB, proceeding, as appeared, for Sardinia. Aiscona, Mar 27.—The night before laft the Bull-dog corvette was furprifed at anchor by four anima boats belonging to an Englifit frigate cruif ing hefore this port, but fhe had fearcely got un der stony when Capt. GIRRIDIAS, at the head of all the feamen he could coiled, and five men of the 8t ft demi-brigade, going on board the Facet cutter and Tome boats, went in purfuit of the corvette, while Citizen LEVIVRII, Naval Engineer, an Officer of great zeal, courage, and merit, em barked in a boat, with eight men of the brave Iltft densi•brigade, to participate in the dangers of the valorous Captain GIRARDIAS. This bold attempt was crowned with complete fuccefs. At five in the morning the But.t. Don fell into our hands, with thelofs of four men on the put of the enemy, and A few wounded on Qum titterclay their tottierVits and the Patuctssts toolvan ezeurlion to Windfor, where they partook of an elegant entertainment at CumberLind-Lodge, provided - by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Co st- IBILAtan, after which their MAJESTISS returned to Kew. • A fuite of apartments is fitting up at St. James's Palace, for the refidence of his Royal Highnefs PrinceADOLPHUI. On Wednefday morning arrived at the Dolphins Inn, Southampton, Prince Ea NE rr Duke of C M BP R L AND, commanding the iSth Regiment of Light Dragoons (late Et.t.torvis). One troop was previoufly there to receive his Royal Highnefs. On Friday he waited on the Mayor, by appoint ment, at the Audit-Houfe, attended by Colonel ERSKIHR &c . &c. when his Royal Highnefs re ceived the Freedom of that Borough, prefaced by a fuitable Addrefs from the Mayor. To which his Royal Highnefs returned an acknowledgment.— A camp will fpeedily be formed at Southampton. Lord CAHIR and fuite failed from Dover on Saturday for France. During the prefent reign, z,837,000 acres of land have been reclaimed, being one-fourth part of the entire wage land of the kingdom. The Bank Direetors pay 24,0c01. to Government annually, in lieu of Ramp duties fo'r their bills of exchange. The Oxford Blues, which have been Rationed at Sheffield for nearly two years, have left that town. Sunday fe'nnight the Volunteer Corps of Edin burgh attended the several churches in funeral uni form. The Minifterf, in the courte of the fervices of the day, embraced the opportunity of making fome appropriate obfervations relative to the dif. tinguithed gallantry of our troops ; and, with jun encomiums, noticed the public and private virtues which adorned the life of the ever to be lamented Sir RALPH ASERCILOMBY, and which terminated in a glorious death. There were liberal colleetions at the doors of the churches, and the whole amount is to be applied for the relief of the friends of thole foldiers and Tailors who have fuffered in Egypt. A paper of yefterday contains a very fpirited poem, entitled a Briton's Addrefs to the Army. In juftice to the late Bolas it fhould have been mentioned that the poem in queftion is, with a few adaptations to the prefent time, his admired ad drefs of Bruce to his army before the battle of Ban nockburn. Although his MAJESTY has been pleated to dif pence with the ufual formalities of an inftallation, it has been fu,ggefled by feveral ladies i!f high rank, who, no doubt, have taken the opinion of Counfel, that there is no ',Aire fiatute againfl the Knights of the Gartar giviug a ball on the occationl Mrs. MORTON PITT opened her houfe in Arling ton-flreet, for the &II time, upon the debut of her beautiful and accomplifhed daughter in the beau monde. Lady nt DUNATANVILLCS Mufic,on Wednefday evsnintx, afforded a rich treat to the amateurs of that divine felence. The profeffional performers were Marrs. NIELD And KNYVETT. The Countcfs of HARDWIC KA received a number of melt at her houfe in St. James's-fquare, on Fri day night, previous to the dparture of her Lady. Chip and fcieuds to Mrs. •Moarcia PITT% Mahar rark. Lail night the gave her lalt route previous to her departure for Ireland. Mr. Roor.'s Did Andrew:, BR. 31b. is matched to run at Lewes againft Lord SACK VI LIE'S Kali." Iterl¢reafi, Bft. two miles, two hundred guineas, h. f. A prize wherry, given by Mr. Asr.tr, was sowed for yefterday on the Thames. The coma was fevere, there being four very dole heats.— The wherry was adjudged to Walliner and She]. drake, of King's-flairs and Cole-Rairs. A prize of two guineas was as-on by Webb and Judge, of Iron-gate and King's-Rairs ; and another of one guinea, by Hayes and Rathborne, of Horfleydom and New Crane. The River was crowded with boats for the L;roiter part of the day, an.l prefented a very pleafing fcenc. Lord CRAVEN had a party in his twenty-oared boat, and his Lordfhip, as ufual, difplayed much dexterity on the occafion. At about twelve o'clock on Saturday the fine (hip the DRIADNOUGHT, which has been thirteen years upon the Rocks, at Portfmouth, was launch ed from the Dock-yard with all the naval fplen dour that could poffibly be given to aid the gran deur and intend of the fpeaacle. She was de corated with an Enfign, Jack, Union, and the Imperial Standard, and had the Marine Band play. inF the dillinguiflied martial pieces of God law the Karp Rile Brat:aria. &c. &c. A prodigious con courfe of perfons, to the amount, as is fuppored, of at 'exit to,ooo, affembled, and were highly de lighted by the magnificence of the fhip, and the manner in which the took the water. But what afforded great fatisfattion was, that, in the paffage of this immenfe fabric from the Rocks, sot a tingle accident happened. She was chrifiened by Com. miffionar Sir Cmaazts Sairruti, who, as ufual, broke a bottle of wine over her Item. Her com plement of guns is to be 98. She has the follow. tag fignificant emblem at her head, vit. a Lion couchtmt on a fcroll,containing the Imperial Arms, as emblazoned on the Standard. After the launch, Sir CHARLES SAXTON gave a cold collation to a number of nobility and offi cers of diflinilicm in the navy and army. The launch was alto attended by a great num ber of gentry, who came for the purpofe from the. dillant parts of the county. So great and 'Olive were the exertions of the stficcrs and artifiCers of the Pock-yard, that by half paft one (he was brought into Dock for cop. poring, &c. where great numbers went on board to view her internal conftruaion, which ii Paid to equal. if not fumes, that of any (hip of the fame Use. On Monday night lel, betwixt nine and ten o'clock, a feafaring man, apparently the worfe of liquor, fLaggered over the Pict., oppofite to PAT nard-ftreet; Leith, and fell into the water. It is fuppofed his body had Ruck fall in the mud under a void's bottorp that lay at the place, as feveral attempts were then and have fince been made to find him, without fuccefs. It is not certainly known who he was, but he is fuppofed to have be logged to fonts oldie foreign Teak in the harbour. livtiLtiek)iet YARMBUTII, JUNE zi. , This morning the fquadron ultdet Atitithti Dtcciom, confining of the following veil - els, BLit N. HUM, PLIKCES3 OP ORANGE, BRUNMICE . S;STAMGE, . STA/IDA/IM, awl Lunen ; kLosa (loop, and jeCousx brig; and two loggeis ; an; chored in our roads, froth a ertiize off Giiree.—.i Sailed the Pto:ct of Conaway Captain Tabm. , .l BRIDGE, with Mails, Mai% 12:0Y1%.11, Huwr, and. fcveral other PaTenget ; for Cuxhaven ; alfd, did WAAILZAM HEID, With 30 Mips for the Baltic, in+ der convoy ; and the Awe brig. FALMOUTH, JUNE 1 3 . This day tailed his Majelly't packet WiLiiflaZ HAM, with the mail for Lifbon of the gth PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 13. This day Admiral Moturaout made the fiend for the Weft Indies, on board the GARLAND, and his Majelty's lhip Satrerr made a final for the Weflward.--Sailed the SHARK Hoop, tot tho Welt Indies. MOM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, JUNE 15.--CAMC down the BlAvek flood for Sheernefs.—Wind W. N. W. GRAVESEND, JUNE ts.—Sailed the Eden, HARD LEY; and Rambler, IV4troca, for Surinam; Hope, Far, for Gibraltar; Humbird, —, for Seville; Diana, PARCELL, for Dublin; Hoopj —, for Hamburgh ; and Lady - P'eryn, for Grenada. GREENOCK, JUNE & The following are the foreign arrivals here fince my Taft:—Fanny, BRAIN, from New York; Au rora, CoLtAt, from Baltimore; Either ; RAMSAYi iron, Virginia; Mercury, MILLAR ; Shepherdefs; FULCAR ; and Magnet, —, from New York; all corn and flour loaded : Mary, Kri.so, from Virginia ; Pallas, BOWDEN, from Charledolvii ; and Crefcent armed fhip, STP WART, from Jamaica The Crefcent failed from Jamaica on the 15th April, in company with the Thetis, Cameron; and Hinde Guineamen, for London, and the Blanchard, for Liverpool; parted with the/latter on the banks of Newlin indland, and with the othcr two on the ill inft. in foundings. The Pallas, from Charlertown, 3 t dayspaltageg met the John. Davi! s, from this port, going in. The Mary, KELeO, from Virginia, 15 days pottage, brings accounts that the Arbuckle, STEWART, was to leave Norfolk oil the ill of May for Live. pool. On the 28th April, arrived in Hampton Roads, the Britifh Ihip Minerva, weeks from London ; fame day the American fhirl New York, from Liverpool. On the I . 3th Maya in latitude 39, longitude 50, (poke the fhip Polly; of Bolton, t 5 days from North Carolina, hound ttl Liverpool ; and the brig Peace, 11 days front London, bound to the Bahama iflands. On the agth ult. ten leagues weft of lorry, ule 011ATHSWAILE, from Londonderry bound to Phi- • ladelpliia. Jun E I 0.--In confequence of an application front thC merchants of this place, Come time ago, Lord GARDNER very politely informed them, that u loon as the fervice could fpare one, a frigate would he immediately fcnt for the protedion ofthe tradd in the North Channel. I am happy to acquaint you, that the Ogren frigate and a cutter, are now cruising on that Ration. The Fame,' GRAY, front Tralee, was boarded by the former, off Ochil Head, the beginning of la l week ; the bonding of.kers informed Captain Gaar they had been cruising for tome time, and faw no appearance whatever of an enemy, and daring that ume, had made no recaptures. On the evening of the fame day was boarded by the cutter, from whom he re. ceived the fame account. ved on Monday, the Irifh reoentre ender Langriff, from Bell - aft, having on board the Lady and family of General Cummins and his Aid-dea Camp, on their way to Edinburgh ; the General himfelf let off from Ireland disva for London, as be is.ordered immediately on foreign fervicei The American chip William, GAKIINIIR, (TOM New York, arrived On Monday. evening, with 18 whole, and 74 half barrels flour, 163 hogfheads, and 558 barrels Indian corn, betides allies, cotton, and Raves -29 days pottage. Yefterday morning, the American Grip Brifeis, Captain Duxcavy, from New York, after a pal. (axe of 23 days, with 302 barrels rye flour, 690 whole, and 214 half barrels wheat Hour, 74 whole and 28 half tierces rice, betides cotton and Raves. NAVALL AT/eINTMENTII.4+CaptaiII Sir E. Nta• at, to the jvara p and Captain A. F. Hottes to the THANE . Advice ha: been received from Madras of his Majeky's Ihip ARROGANT having captured the French frigate Laurette, of 36 guns, off Mafull. patam. Advkes were yeiterday received of the fare ar rival at Quebec of the ontward.bound fleet, under convoy of Majefly's armed Ihip the HINDS. 'l7he Montreal * BOTO; Quebec, Bemis; Cref. cent, DAVISON ; ERIIIVEGI, PATERSON; Elisabeth, M•Gmis ; and the ref of the fleet from London, arrived in the River St. Lawrence on the sift vi May. • Th Commerce, Pown.i., from H on du ras t o London, is taker, a nd fent into New Yo r k. Wednefdaj arrived in Leith Roads the Royal Bounty, of Leith. Captain. Nsurox, from the Davis's Straits . whale gibing, a full Chip ; having on board about 315 butts of blubber, and abou: 5 tons whale fins, the produce of feven whales —The Royal Bounty left the Raith of Leith, Captain Lyon, on the t Ids May, on the Ming -ground, with fi t whales. They had kept company all the voyage, but parted that day in a thick fog. The Royal Bounty had the nu i sfeetune to hue a man NG the r..lTage out, who tell from the fort.:op and was Wed on the fohcaflle. Captain Nsuroa re. poets they unly law one Ihip during the whole of he radon, which was at a veryconfidtrable Masco from *au The Rath is fiats arrived at Lab. indicts, which it t of 6; 'eticiLn on th e vas the Prefent on, by TL. atdcr. of new 'ld the what;: 0 , and w, bat ie. the