Star. — London, England, 1801-05-02 00:00:00

lb be f! by Sabfaiption, (Dedicated, by PetwaSoo. to S* Plato gamni, Poet.' Elegantly *Meg kt One Volume Cinema, and Old:rata by i Charm. Views of the Countries, the Cahn= of elm IMO* tants, he. ate. price Two Guineas in beards, (cak,balf >0 be itd at the time of Siabfcribing,) N ACCOUNT of the GEOGRAPHICAL and ASTRONOMICAL EXPEDMONAndataII en by order de the late lisopetfa of Raga, Catherine the Second, for explorft tbc Coaft of the ley Smoke Lend of the Tibuttki, and the Mlbtids between. Aga and America, under the command of Caftan same. betwieett the :Os sod :79+ MAR SAUER. Secretary to the lt Subferiptions received by MAW. =od Davies, Hook fellett, in the Strad. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDDIGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FlUDAiilifilY 1; Mr. Cow Au Woad es biloWitlilb APPedgliji dte =ollllloollettom go.111:00 SP bid la aolglat Okra reaft odombe holm testa' was atot. Mona mood :Wears of the Day far • bib aDIIIIIIIMSe co the taktotiocitaloaoloa. etticti bets rod. •Itit Lardibir Sturdy Agit* tha - • baduntsiliattocaskatjarthe - ea tados be bad thews dm Clot* °4 " -4 r MataQtt amoeba um Coonaltsit u tp tb• mod pat tit tbe eft lat.' r . " . TM =taws* ell. Om Valet Ira lie !if - opir# , -glorsiibialp. 'peaked,: , tr e• . . . ui tys the Tabk was serif • • • ess•'dak tortiOrtoii, tomato de btatta, • " • 4 4 ' - -: • - • ..... ' *, .OUSE OP COMMONS. -:- - • • :•—• - .bareltitiver to twin We us tarn epettiegehe Welieli et Orenierk ar sitabildeg *sew nee et wireemie sad pee. terms iid rer topeWme welch fer erersinseltsiee- , der etthepreperty liete ii the Yee Oil bathos 3111Arawarteer pitiless& a BOW the expose/ et' lie pee trigthithiag et the eh ell& wok he the yeee thus , Alle - aalll Sw4abblegeßswaesee Oft libeler= eittha M eek he timeliperee {Aro a DM to reel the Aeljeteete, 1 1 . 1 •0 1 4 11 0 M theAds-eriteit_Z l. ZlTll NielielelnlFlNlFtlft eel wet. 110• S ** ' r= l a. ~ 141:441 MIA 04. 1 1.444 e deaf b. fade* 0 , . . . . The L "' . • ' grabs bilifreineelnyeetteldh • • • • she the Mb Hap They 2111. were feve. wiw war • w. ihe Rqpirt mien* re be wetted di Mr Rsassemosent*Wkindlei te-briee Saw losellioalfra Itrielpielaisse OSlltsrpre!tet the ,r. W E! resod kii _illialtri;Alitrenst te.tois dib fhe ropee Lisliere vro Ulieembetw alwinspres iwie lb ide= et WWI W illiis et Casetey Erik" Vali wee reed i lirft *me. eitil *see se be leg a hued tine eei Mae* Mr. Ismer: brought n a faitioa.freini tie Maya and Corporation of . imbils elle the BM now p .ft&ng be , bitter prov for the fre t at dir o be o lgr int* Porinel*„ of fe• Mehael.ea4 Wier city my berred into a law, . .so ' thimble. e afterwirds %Taiga v ies:key oth*ladtions to the fame potpoel . fevers! afar ineorportised bodies, which 7wsrP. . &dal* to lie on the table. ' Hr. W. ilmo ?relented . a ce~sepeasher • of counter neetionsfrons other petildrileillk was aJto ardereittasi eh'the table. ' ' '-`:',' Oa the the nada for the teased reale ( VM, Mr. Bees vale, and entered at tiato listemagir Whale objeet was to bow* _. ,theligl was. iqoapesSenq l and ealathaell im portant* end. Hiliarticilirly . aWedto the num, ben of there - 1W had igeetrhea. 'ease- iorA,the Bill, which belatkitakilemet mks those* NOY reltseeable "were not faiaeady maserous to talle *a -deci fi on'of the Hark. With thisisf , A 0 the number / a thofe ir aifta peoa . .on#irefented !OA the ffillW to be upwards' . 9 1 . .t, , , , ,c bus- Ana. - sad a!, adeeithat their tentinienti oven to bee* greet washy He tesselled that the Bar had a tende nc y to thieve toiimuelf hiffeence into the !g m& of e few individuals, and concluded by mpv. nis. AO inked iteme r the wordsia Weak be.in. fated ter the faced reading of the Bill. je t !Cutts fad a few words in fapport of this - Mr. imams raid, he rofe tinder patieular qr• . metallanen of cfiradvantaga to oppote the heal Imeelle tibia Hon. friend and Collative', bat behlited by awry eun fi der!ble nmili her Ogle inhibiting, of the fir*labehry to fitspott the refpa taselhes sow before the Hark, he had atileavour. t; ne dt iara o Igy tae want of local information by tom. with Gentle nen well informed Upon the:4l4W ead he really in his contact* believ,ed the seshrs propofed to be 'weary, not only to theta/AC hat to the very esi*ente of Cs carry. Tise,poost rates, he ftated, 'had 100.01 fed woo =that could teareely be bane, Sad If the mode, or fame plan to relieve the' neer& tes:rhey Plees s eoulti net be lellal, the peoph of sost a ris r Parliantast to glee ,thens Ames& No t whatever ems given to the sot-poor is and the emplayment to the poor m ui t z trorkboufa was intelalthinbh• and V= B &ens their labour very tataU: .141ot fmall proportion of. the poor in the worldwide % they were fo dekko in room, that part tal while the others Alept ; and fix, frail. and ei t children were Wised to he iq the fame bed. furgeon who attended one of the a/4111min had fail, that unlefs many of them mere remoseel, an epidemic fever mull be the con. Nona. litt the other workheute an alarming fever had lately prevailed, on account of its crowd etl Rate, which extended to almail every individual in it. The proyreffive increafe 0 the rates, and the mitt:rabic condition of the poor, principally area from the parent bad (yam and management, It was prepared by the plan Of the Houk of In. • duffry tillitree pear Aould, by the esercife of their talents and labour s contribute to their own Cupport. and pt' that means relieve the oppreifive burthen of 1 .inklve{ out of the defirue- 1 4ireggarv. 71e meafurF v. iiiiii he did not con- ' .. in! degree, 'Ver.' L _'.l Tairaiet stab : ft*. atcoilnta ,Sts des-160114 ajaao. "‘„lt was inter Feigployhtent. to tiekseritios applying for occupeticeratb - e rostra trades they had Ist, sßomed to; whiCh be conceived could in no de gree be termed a monopoly of the manufa&ory of lise place. His Honourable Friend and Colleagft hed allud4d to the feveral petitions he had , r•d• cut e& among which he had omitted to notice one' praying for leave to bring in this Bill. In cosh quence of his Honourable Friend declining to go on with the meafure, he had taken it up indepen dent of all party tonfiderations, conceiving it to be really an objea.of the time& importance to the place, and•that info doing he was Itimulated by no defire to court popularity with one party, or to fear the lots of it with another. Had his Hon. Friend gone on with the Bill which he had firit brought in, he ihould have been very happy to have fupported the meafure, having no ambition, by ap pearing as a principal, to place himfelf in a forward or confpicuous 6tuatlon in thebufinefs of the Hook. Sir R. HILL exprefred his afionilitment that any oppofition could be made to this Bill, which he confidered as abfolutely necefary to afford relief to the poor of that city, who-were in a Ants oft's@ greaten mifery. This meafure had been rerefent• ed as a Job s. if it was a job, it was one_vin biS lion, that woold prove highly beneficial to tLe poor, and, &archly:l4 he should give it his fupport. Sir R. Buret* Paid, he did not think fkorpa k *4:Mottles, l the country, were in general ad-, Itentageons, thosighle had arrays found them to fo to cities andlerge towns. fle•iNeiv nothing r • the city of Coteistry, but he. knew that the po *dons city of Norwich could, pot 'have gone* on without aplan of this kind, and he was affoniihed bow they had managed fo long without it in Co- Sit . R. Peele and Mr. S. Le Fevre oppofed tho Bill. ° * , After a few words from . Sir Wm. Totten in fa., your of the Bill, the Haute , ivided, For Mr. Bird'sl Motion 22, Againft. it Sc, Majority 6a. The Bill waii then read a fecond tune. • , • 10 /PT. 0 *fr. Jones rote, pttrfnant to notice, to move for certain Papers relative to Egypt. He declared; that if the reports this day in circulation refpeaing viCtecy of our gallant army In • that comity' proceeded from any official information, he nld be forward to anticipate the duty of Mini. fters, by moving the thanks of the Haute to the Officers and Bathers engaged in that achievement., At the rattle time. he could not forbear to remirk. ' with regret, that the !laughter of our bravo * tsymen, which was fisted - to have taken Atm that engarfnent, had proceeded from the fiends. lons violation of the Convention of El Arifch, 'to which be had fo often endeivnorea to call the at tention of the Houk. He concluded hymning, is That an humble Addielhhiadd be edema'', his Shifty, praying to have litidbefore ' r a copy of the Wks Woos Rai to Lord lative to the Cistriaeipa for the c . I,_rd "Alf—Jai MOW% 6f !11th breten 9; add / to bird Elgin,' to Mr. Some • Sir Slaw Smith. oe_ ly toy of his Dajelly's nitwit* ebe fame. as to. 'UAW Owwwitioi , Aiiii.vo Oapisaof may Treaty or Tasides • etakskto4._.betwdse AY- Goma meat awl dr .patoskpairt. - Ohm Oa Clifti. - * tion of El Arifeli." ', • - • Lord Hari asurairfaidothat as the Him. Geifi tlemea hwillated norOtOd'qkhatimor isigliPent d his V.,1; cOn2 ant be oxisseted 'that 4 &odd - dirt ) 1 0 11 41 1 k ifitt4ttilth• '44 .' EIT b%) his Miran for oppArg ibitiliotkak diode always cohesive it Vibe hieditylkslay Macklin futh paper; arstibelsill woad noble them to form a comae eta,6614 but ha ditatikliok O . 0 produce P • when wwfwa sari In Ind been &lined Tor theiafillies. Alto t tp ,Ze tr A ttch tbt e r had the ', 14 i ta n y t i e nf c h. ii"l4 bum bid r . he Hoc* tut iciest to call ff" their s pain vas. a. diary issigagbeen imads by the Freash*Gowenwatiatothst Km Sidner Smith .had of red spa* that ',Ocadiast. with full powers. Os thefit rem* be had Sated to the }bW, that he was ready to predate any Marne 'tioni &yeti to that officer. There papers were laid before the Houk, and they proved that the only. , pawersigitto to Sir Sidney Smith, were to nego viate, conjointly with his brother, a Treaty be tween thiteourgry and the Pone.' at was not in !butted to a& is a Plesipotentiaryia may concerns with any other power. As to the coana of that v rdpettable dicer, (sad as man refloated him mare, or valued his Cervices await highly than he did) it could only have arifen from an errosweas vision of his powers. The original charge width .was limn& upon. this &Wee was, that Sir Sidney , had sad is his military capacity, sad it vat 441011- , amtaid r thee is that chandler he was jußibed in • concluding the treaty. He did not mean to deny that a C.ommantler in Chief might not, in Portitn ; tar eincomftances, ate his own difcretion, but he ! maintained, that. upon this (=aim, Sit Sidney Smith did/iota& in his Military capacity , . lithe French General had Peen the powers ofthat pacer, he would hive teen that he did not at in that ca. pacity. But he wi(hed the Hoeft to confider, what was the fennel of this tranfaition. As foss as the Eaglith Government knew that Sir Sidney Smith was a patty to the' Treaty, orders were fent out to fulfil it in the &lath manner. The (tuition now before the Houle was entirely independent of the inftruainns which were given to prev . efit the eva cuating; of Egypt; but if' even that point Ihould be ddeuired. he was ready to meet it. and to hit, that if he had been in his Majefty's Councils at that time, he fliould have given the fame &kin. If, under the cirrantftances in which E uoppss was then placed, a contrary policy had been 'thin hfinifters would have been seeded for having ruined the ;gaits of our Allies in Italy, by &Ker ing Co large kfore r to efeape from Egypt to at. tack them. He wooM not take up any more of the time of the Houl, befaufe no parliamentary grounds had been laid tbr the motion, ,Inei the pa. peps already before the Hade o ‘provect teat fo far from their kin auy breach af faith of OW Cei. Mr.. 1,8 fup tittitioy timed r to sooduth. the " 11 . • pent 4 lad W s nhai iF.that Convention.bad not beets violated, we fbouldieive obtained as math advaitige by it m Zee liadnow faerificed 3000 men to obtastt. Mr. Restos fupported the motion, as involv • ing a quedion of no lets importance than the poC• ferzon of Egypt by the Trench, and all its con. fequenees. There were an expedition to that cons. try, which had already colt ten millions of money and a great numberof lives, had implicated um a breach of faith, at prefent employed no fewer than sou vet els, and mull produce a continuance tithe income tax for three years. If this were not a cafe cAling for inquiry, he would thank any Gentleman on the other fide of the Honfe to Rate one that was. If the new Mulder meant to op. pore it, he did not fee what was to prevent him from purfuing any line of anikonduel he fitould think proper, and yetercape by priventlig inquiry. In fupporting the motion, hisnbjea. was merely, to afeertain where the blame lay. This was fatisfailion granted even in the daft of an officer lofmg his !hip: why th en refute it in cafes of fo i much more mportance, and thereby give up one of the mat valuable functions of that — Honk ! Mr. Robfon then made Come &Burton, to the Doke' of Portland's letter, the Rate or his Majeftj'e health, and the lots of Hanover, for the purpofe !herring, that if inquiry had been granted in , cafes, n &mild not be refuted itf:ftfi of importance, when be was interrupted by ' Sir W. Etactam *o (aid, that the Hon. Csa tleman's obarvations were not relevant to the clef. non before the Honk. The &rasa& raid, it was rather tilScult te• follow the Honourable Member through his argil. mem, but he did net conceive him to be-aridly in order. Mr. Jo it rs raid a few word's in reply, after which all his Motions were put and negatived s* 01 &Tifton. ' ' EXIMPTION float Tilt,. • " The Ctimicitioa of the EXCIIIVIPt--A Sir, ' 1 rife in purfuance of the notice which I* gave, to fubmit to the Houk a propofition which I hope will meet with general approbation.. It will be recolleaed that there are feveral Tans. payable in this Country which are not in Irsiald, and via lerft, and it is a matter at jukite, that the inha bitants of the one Country Should not be liable to ' the particular Taxes in the other ' unlefitheir red dente in it is optional . It will only be nectilary Hme to (late the circumintices of the cafe to the *, to convince them that that perfotiewbOlk ' *Abaft is -not optional, ought to be eat led 4=ota i ra *dill the payment of there T el'hare n at *fin a fyftero of p • • : edat,ibithati-- whie .that (yam . 1114bitaitta of Great brain and thparately and dillinaly to the o E *fat Immo in each ' part of the United i *ar p ed' be =jun m thine initances, fur it be. wi' mkt the th habitaats of one inner the United .ftedom iluitdd he made to pay for both. I fay, diktat& he un fit:lam it takes plan id Cafes inlitri! th e mil ord* Party of fed is not ._ . P ass, therefore to ptqpore, air. MOO hids it is polliblo4o otaempea '9r. farlbonall day et Leak orConillius, for thit ion 461 United litiorkan aped bands_ - the paysaslat or doable Tam. that 1., that WI not be ob)iged to prop* Tales for bOth :0 ' ' Stip& and Ireidadi . I Ma t be exempted in this manner, fablikthe . fah Taxes as they, - ota - be mmesimd. ."' in thoreinthroit Tans which fall "pea - the as Woman' bits coofamptrait. *et comm be er ~ ..ifla I. the noire dr Aka 'minding' the of filch es imptioprrlancfrobt oll'AP Q . 7 7 razes, they may :he onsimpeoth sool-,1 pro. pors_that they Ibould be fo I for Mane, the Heidre Doty, Armorial earm Servant', )A ea 11, sad 0400* HON Pow*, l. iteie • ' bee above all the Lenore - as. Thilamak rat. iun:hts. Will fed it is onjulk in matthat thofe who ~ at thir be daly in Par." fikim Inland, Amid he Mathew bolt ea chefs burdens doubled. I prop.* Silk that thofe Members of Parliamen t thy • "As reOitic in this country during the G • Meat, or for twenty days after: bat: . aloft, Sail be totaled to this 1 wifit to go a Rep fortha ,4!—l aa. Ihrd *wilt with; to the Houle that it is matter ("policy to iiita kreatefi fbcility to an iltereourfe to all paka the United Kingdom ;and I as equally tooth:, 'dent that this Hours isill fee It is onjuft and an reafonablt, that thofe who are coming to attend their duty as Members of Parliament from Irelatid" Ihould be liable to the douses and ismannithoth of i h a a n Zazticles . they bring with them, tuck an books. cartioges, 'dte. made Nile to dabs on theft is, Ms couany..4 alibsfeen. Ble. • it mull appear to this.noth to boa ikep j ft oin part, to do every thing that Math ma ;organi sers of all dillindions between tbeillkstit parts of the United Kingdom ; that we ilialaide.it Po 6 able, for that there ever was an impediment so .his MajeWs iltbjods coming on their public duty from one part (WM: dominions to the other—that we Mould forget that there was fuch a place as a •Cullom.houfe where duties wen levied ea peons coming for tuck purpidis. I Owl thereftwo pro. pie, Sir, that Members of ParliamMit. cam* from Ireland, than be exempted fres dads able' pay on the landing of venous articles fat Aids Duties are now receivable at the Cullotahoure.-6 If this exemption &add be carried to abet pa thos and to the articles which they may bring. ,perha under cern* regulations. that may not be im pr oper ; . but irlhoold be provided that fuch exemption Should suat emend 4 ankles which (611 be afterwards expired to Pale. I said nosey that it is unneceirary as far as it relates to Members of Parliament 1 but it may be a necelfary regulation with regard to others ;--I Sall therefore move for leave to bring in a Bill for the purport of provid ing for thefe two °Nees ; agony. to exempt per. fans ferving in Parliament, kr that pan of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, called Ireland. from certain duties to be (pealed, and likewife for perairtios. is certain cafes, the In reertat art's& ateiltifithertt tikjilifillit Oat. min duties. dec. I &A then alfo move to refer thatMotian to a Committee of the whole Honfe to confider of it." He.then moved accordidgly. and the Motion being read, he moved that the Mote will. on Monday next. refolve itfetf into a Cart. mittee of the whole Hook, to confider of the fail. Motion. That goeftion being put. Mr. W. Sonar approved of this meafure as far as k went, and expreifed a with to fee the prince. ple of it carried further. .-. _ to p t. Mr. Ammicrom Paid it wan minvenient confine the rneafure. for the to the ob. jets which he bad fpeclfied I assialk afterward; be extended. if Parliament thought fit.—The Tui tion wan then pat and carried. • - ' ' 1 • . LONDON • • - . • " SATUROAT. Pity:lP_D f EtTOCIS TIDII DAY A ONE O'DLOCICt tor • •rte s q shpts 1r sr !ma ir I 3 pet dit#l: 4l 1 Xer ra es X* 38. * Oa; 004 - A 11102kil co/4 " • 134 f I • YeillisitY after oar l i ttP*lll•l4 Prek the ye. accotmu frca I:gyipt as air inisitid to she Public, confirming in a great one* tha rapine of the day hefore t .ss to shwa. 11.11111 mod over the French iothatioarter, though exiifdY to the extent at &ft Rated. I Mr. Cos, the Mefenger, arrived in.dsa entre of the night before bitl, with difracbeadranteli Casiisoaz lie Majefty's Anibal/Leo •at Bali% and brought , with Mm letter:: brow Lord Exam s niCoult!indimplei and from Mr. Toots, die Eat -Ipdta Company's Agent, at the fame place. lrigrami that the iotsiligootohodritslootoo 4kkakeksa4 vdto ddlatooludistsiliists tal aid to infote its Mit 4064 1 01 7 1•07 1 44rar of Mille vakii#lidie one. A pliilii,lesh Lord CAR/loving gist' - The followiewitaiiteriat ite i Five% Lai .41e wits ssumi4liiir . ''' '" ' ' ......L.k. ; : ix beenityastaintr e uat.t; L:kn 6 AseamOst;besi,ieitive4 beat tin ftait a!idlassritay Sir Detftwal . Toes% at Oesatisapie.ated Atte . iiiiatk *ft, that is a jiltaftainatilt. an the sift of the AVII4 war. imilidisetpApp age. were star /midi Wills Mosteessellii. Ind Jo* pelhaers. tbe likrajlifiVolikiltirditt%i6 Weakll anat. *c War Saws, GaiiiiAseiti o 014.1* /MPS istaimisio" T.-m. O • vrc t Fran tbs Wp Oftee : A • .. S 41 4 t. O A*" WZllifr 116.4 r "1 - 61 P f k seit i tkotoisiCial liee — etta, Ito lie re mew e teawasarertreff er006404 MN Pie OreeksPe t euliP• *asgk # 1 .900 1 0".• 18"011,10011001aMW.7, ewer !lei. • • -k BefiekitillinOO.the alio4Zuea . afternoon. fiOri . if* .14.101411V4C41" Colkeliosl4 ltkke k Ins relived *IA* . • liseerratlontone. 47 .1 ,4"e1je. 1 7 , *Oa Oe getarat 14astee, la Me Ineilles 3400 WOW ..q uo.. 411 ,41•" 8 sal edema by•OelereasofeaatoropaiOAtille_ Oasfliaie ignej i sal Ma snail* Swan, eln MOW Newels Amami's**. Uses* teath:o4 il "Mt Siam Teo ssearrlel panel le sway disedisk- ale* bed hdoelcode 'NS 4 1 amid. wee ‘ 1 11 44 V' " 111 Kam. item aka, ea the pan el hessedshat- Tie Nee emiry belle lirls sr Slap-asks, stash & is Realthap hatty anti sO On Sepsinsety psahersetheiesberrinpl Set was &haul a tray stack." , .., , 1 - ' , The following particulars wet* Waidedikai as having reached Lord Exam at CloilliOdllloll from Z..ord Tam ; and by bins been column* cited to Mr. Toone :—Sir barn Astaeatntallt ' havins,.by means of the friend,' ishabitants et the County, obtained information of Illmeoir'slo , tention is much from Vain* 4.1111400 of Alexandria, relblved at OM* via** sit enemy's deign, and secorifingli marched ta,002 of his troops, inckfding the whole of the all*, towards the head nartess of the lteptieksta Chid, n diltance of near My mal t teas* the remainder of the army. to tarry on the block. ade of Alexandria, between the gairifott of ',Welt place and the main body of the enemy's Surat. 's f ll communication had preview/1y been cut or. amend. Meson was &Chiefly on his march with i t,OOO men when met by our army, itadhasne• diately.determined to giye it battle. 'air Lairs Misestimate drew up his forces in two sOillsase and taking an advantageous petition. walasilibedm enemy's attack. The adios which minted Lifted nearly nine hours, and was diainguithed by the moll heretic refolutiun and good condo& on both fides. The enemy at length gave tiny. and was . Puthlsdi in every direltion. Their rout is tepee. Sensed to lime been complete ; and the porfitit. it is added. atil continued when the advices cams away. om-cavalry performed prodigies dodo. aad the enemy are admitted, We s to bus k with the moo& gallantry. General Ramses commanded dm advanced «him 4,4101 . and Mem is laced to 41111 hinifidf ikthe immediate &Aids of the 411111 dirifice of his form : Le is stet eine% *till* the t;tes, and keep thernfehreg out of the doe habit. of idlesefs aad beggary. The •ad been Elated to ►e 4 job, whieb he dal wive could be oppliod to it is mi . degrf