Star. — London, England, 1806-03-13 00:00:00

• - , --... feet* of CelliION& , 1 Iffswerrei Iwo °Nod tor s. try le lkello la ram el die How Timms , la the ream el Geer, iFn i ii ii = 410 Ake ot froward et tbs CAMS ( Ilier. isosslle op the agars of she awria , whwathy psdieed de Plabasnalis &dam for the limi la enj et the dil of lilsososasuoterroL la pwfwass dub y: c 2 :6• 1 = 1 , sot oassfaat aliteit bal.*, ith ma asubalos of sat to Ma W. DUNDASsamedlw, sod abided ham *Wks 11 1 • 1111,fer the further araimemass dse ad woe* Ins sat tie. =Li:4st= Me haft a suss ezpeatheslaWmns d Is Mr. VANOTTAILT weld hr. ad uleshall hams* Ides jade Pay Medan lasspeawfs MIL and, open hie Nod" do SW ads wd Clasikvilft de Monis Mango Man Ml.rd tae Mb 1411116 lamas teed a kcood dale, and ordered or he esersdnal he OFINSAMP. The Meshy 11l Woe read a tecood rhos, sod ordered to is dawitsed he wwwsrow. WOOLLEN MIAIII7/ACTORRIS 50 lON BILL. On the motion of Lord TEMPLE, the Hoek went into a Committee on this Bill. Mr. PETER MOORE would not objed to 114 peed the operation of the erifting laws refpeding did Woollen Manufaanrers, staidt chore violations which bad been hitherto made, but be molt objet Is the eontinoinp this fofpenfion 11111 farther. He ens. ildered that the violators of the law were compare, tively few. and that the trefpaffers and intruders boss bat • &sail proportion to the number of thofe sa ritto the trade. In oppofing them be therefore e fide that be always wilked to take, that if the stony &seine the few. no& who propefed the Sill, and the many Country Members who were Es. wearable to it, he eonfidered were rather takel the part of the few again* the many. He therefore gould propofe a clank, "That this'Bill noshed osly operate to profeeutioos from thole violas* .of the 'exiting laws which had already tocipillee• bet llorald not prevent profecotions for ridedies which Might be committed hereafter." Mr. LASCELLES raid, that the resfon why fop 'arsey Gentlemen fopported the Bill was, that it 14 kesswa evident is the crank of the trade, that the of mew of thofe very old Ads of Perlis. g:Whli= at prefent inapplicable, and highly Woollen Manufaihrre. He did not Mew* is decide upon the policy of there old Aao. her es k wu as precut very doubtful, he . dimiskt it would be the belt way for the Monte to' ' ro lima e Committee, when they would be able to • wail the fore* in formation on the fobjed. Mr. WILBERFORCE thought that the Honour. 'Ask Gentleman (Mr. Moore) had rather gore upon •genersl prhstiples, or thofe which carried with them a&w ofpopolarity. He had [pokes of the interels of the many as 0pp01.4 to ink of the few. For his pas% be was convinced that ilbelossias efuemwenu sad of the trod*, were the Womb bat ado tansy and of the few. The traps of the sannfaitorers Wert failed wises the smile want well. The Hon. Geodesist, however, agonered shim to be ssifiaken in his Affinities about the thorny sad the few, for the fad was, that there were very sway who carried on manufailories is their own books and in a donsellic tray, which he coafidered was better both for trade and for the ,cords of thofe engaged in it, than that +away of carry on manufadures where many join.- ' mermen are em yed by a few mailers in large ma sufadories. e declared that he had no other with , • wpm the fobjed, thee that a bofinefs of tech impor tance demild be fatly eonfidered, and that the bee .refoletion . might be taken which the molt matu r e deliberatios could give. He therefore wi&ed that the Bill &add be committed early in the reffron sad was fare that the passe engaged is the trade wo uld: have full confidence in the care and attention of their Re prefentatives to their true intereas. Mr. BROOKE coiscided in the opinion of Mr. Wilberforce. Lord TEMPLE raid. that he knew the win of his Majety's Minutiae upon this fubjerlt was, to re lieve the Manufadurers from any improper reftraint. - Whether the rearaints impaled upon them by there old Ms of Parliament might be taken away or not, was a matter that could not be decided without the molt ferias* confideratioe, and the belt information that could be had. It was, becaufe he was not pre. pared to decide. that be could not agree to the claufe propefed. Such a claufe would be abfolutely de siding the queflion. Mr. PETER MOORE explained g that when he (poke of the many and , the few, he conftdered very much that numerous clefs of Manufacturers. whore Petition he prefented. and who had been waiting for years ; he meant the Petition of the Employed againil the Employers. The firli clefs were anxious for the decifiun of the Houle ; the latter clefs, as he thought. was not fo defirous of it. He hoped that the dif cuffion, and the adoption of the dance be had pre pared. would bring them to agree to reafonable terms pith thole in their employment. Mr. W!LBERFORCE Said, that, by this expla nation, the fufpicion he had entertained was realized; that it was for another defcription of men than thole who were the ohjeds of this Bill, that the Honourabie Gentleman felt fo warmly. The claufe was then rejefted, and Lord TEMPLE gave notice, that he mould on Friday next move for a Committee to confider the Bate of the Woollen Manufaiture. ILICTION CIIAROIS SILL. Mr. TIERNEk brought in the Bill for amending and ezplainiog the Al! of the 7tb of William refpeting the charges end expenees of EleBions. The Bill was read a firtt time, and ordered to be printed. Mr. TIERNEY then (aid, that be fhould move for its being read a ad time on Friday fe'nnight, unlefs Gentlemen witted for longer tims to confider it. Mr. HURST wised that a longer day fhould be named. As for hinafelf, he approved entirely of the principles of the Bill, and of al nod all the ob(erva tions made by the Hon. Member in propofing it; but • ms it was a Bill that went to make a material change in the old efiablifhed laws, and as feveral Gentlemen might entertain doubts, hich a fuller confideration might remove, he thought it would be better to allow a longer time to confider it. Mr. ROSE did not confider that the Bill made any alteration in old eitabliflied laws ; he thought it would be only a declaration of what was aeuelly the editing law. The queflion was then put, and the Bill was or. dered to be read a fecond time on Friday fe'nnight. The Kit Clergy Refidroce Bill paired through the Committee, and the report was ordered to be received to-morrow. Mr. CORZ a iv u sho afterwards arrived) motioned. that be bad intended to cc a chore for frrortog the rights of Lartro flietota; bolurrnia. to be eblc from the Hoek while it wu inedektor es do Wok!!, he ion Wise be Nista lotionow nabs how eidernekele 410 the The DM fir Allowios tbe hopenniso of Wool kW OS Nokia C• 101114111 in Anoka, we nod a inetail thwe: Lord TEMPLE waned, het It Amid be mortised he to noriww. ark, etikned, that be Gni* boredom a Clink wfiklb wield hate nit BM only tho BM of Sipariment. wad wadi the won to the Hoes to renal Rh *s auk et Me Stalas. it It &add be howl keepedien. Mr. HARRISON kid. thet ink a desk woad obviate Me ob edlion. The NI was erdend to be sonnitted for *May. OM Nis *weal TAILLSTO , the OVANG.OIIII4. 811 " 16 ./ 14 1014 V i = Odcrak were ordered to be oristod hr the Beef die Mr. VANIRTTART Ned orrebkiin to Muir beim( pekes" for the tokrowin of the link but did on shirk diet eireonhowe kook wanks soy T lipooesiase of their coolidentios, whisk wee sow lied for IF • • Oa the mai= of Mr. VANINTTART.Aneteets were ordered to be pniend or to Enbensr Nib Ebel tit tie revoke of no yew dos, wbkh ate sow otoltanaor Osl=A4soniset. The other ardent oldie day wen don THE EVINIAV ATAR. LONDON. THURSDAY, MARCH 13. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT oral °CLOCK e Cookes.sessey April 60ft..-ELlllllspar. press. PRICE O Far OCKS YESTERDAY _ 3 per Ct. GAL Asa. ipi 6 o ft I IIPP! 3 Per Ce• 6 4 s per Cart Navy sniff &sok as. pr. woe. re pr. ladle Deeds, se • te. prem. Cod far see 6:41 6t de e} Doane, MARC. 7...; per C. Gee. Deb. —. lcbsope—Dente en Leeeless, 114 Yetterday, after our Paper had been a few minutes at pref.!, we received French and Dutch Papers, the former to the sth, the latter to the 9th inflant. The only article of importance they contain relates to the opening of the Seffion of the French Legitlative Body, on Monday the 3d initant. The ceremony was condaaed with great pomp and fplendour, and the Sefton was opened by a Speech ham the Emperor Narocsoe, in which the alfertion is repeated that the Reifies* owed their re treat to hi forbearance. The Emperor of Aultria is Paid to owe Ms Crown to the clemency of the victor. —No new burthens are to be inspokd.—Naples is tranquillise!, and the whole peninfula of Italy is to form part of the Great Empire. We Rated a few days ago that it might be expefted &IlanITS would endeavour to throw the odium of the continuance of the war open this country. This is ezaaly what he ameopenoebis hs fares " I wilb is for Peace with Eastal4. 'On asy part. it mall " never be retarded' for a litiessinn, I Ilan always " be ready to condi& it, in aderting for its balls " the coodkiena of ate Treaty of Aipiens." What conlintaion can be poll* pen open this eqoivocal Adores ? The Peace of Amiens, with rape& to Prase% was founded on the Arai one. Was, which tailored to each party their original pof fetEons. It was not fo with the Mks of the French Emperor. for we were allowed to retain Trinidad from Spain, and Ceylon from Holland. Will be now accede to 'hell**, pa, and rthioqoilis Nirha, Venice, and Genoa. all ow/aired, no spatter bow. daring the coeds of the retest wart We herons loot.—Will he recur to the peincipir of wi and fitter us to keep the Cape j ie; sodoterpotfe for his acquifitions ? Ws apprelms4 bit eels this jolt conmffion will Dot be wrong foam he without mach difficulty. He will prop* to as to forrender every Wag, whit* he is determined to keep every thing. It may be intereeiog to compare here Dor& varra's fpeech of this year with that of isos, whom he fent a letter to the King. ad with thoe .ffialefi pt hiked at that time, and which werequitly officials In his (peach to the Legiflative 11•0111 M— u It would have been grateful to me, en an epoch a fo folono;, witurtifeen Peactefiginfjor the earth ; " but the politibaptincipla oteminnellieseitmg their " recent conduit towards Spine -111ffileiently make a known to nee difficulty of attiffitlng it. Ido not " wi th to augment the territory of Fradce, bet to " maintain its integrity. I have not the ambition " to turd& a more extended influence in Europe, " but I am not difpofid to abridge that which I base i ‘ acquired. No State Chan be incorporated in the " Empire t bat I will not facrifice my rights, the " bands which attach me to the States I have coseted.'r In the Expofe the language was more recite. 44 When England mall be convinced of the impo " tenet of her efforts to agitate the continent: when " the flail become fenfible that (be can only lofe by a " war without either object or motives: when the " &all be convinced that France will never accept " other conditions than thole of Amiens, and will ▪ never confent to leave her the right of breaking " treaties at pleafure, by appropriating to herfelf • Malta, England will then arrive at pacific fenti• if menus; haired and envy have only thek day." With what face can it be pretended that England is the violator of treaties, merely becaufe Malta has not been given up ? To whom was it to be given up? Under what guarantee ? France, by its own alts, deftroyed the poffibility of that article of the Treaty of Amiens being executed—yet Malta was required to'be abandoned—that is, given up to Boaa►aava. Shall England appropriate to herfelf Malta I This was the cry. France may appropriate to herfelf, kingdom after kingdom—pull down and fet up kings —unite the whole peninfula of Italy to the Great Empire ; and this too, after a declaration that no State fhould be incorporated with it. From the commencement of the revolution, the language of the French has always been, w We re• nounce for ever all ideas of couquell." Yet every (tep, every anion, has been direaly the reverie. Look at the Map of Europe previous to that epoch : look at it nowt What has France appropriated (I Eng land has appropriated Malta! Yenerday an overland difpatch was received at the India Houle. Its corncob confifi principally of va rious documents tninfinitted by Sir Gioia* BAK sow, to elucidate the plan .of pacification proje&ed ►y his illuarious predeceiTor, and the progrefs wltich bad been made in carrying it into cffed. A Court of Diretors was immediately fummoned on the re ceipt of the difpatches. A letter received by the fame conveys/Ice from Mr. Ewalt, the Company's Commercial Agent at BeTICOOItII, mentions the fete arrival there of three hundred and fifty Chinefe from Macao, to fuperintend the fpice plantations, which are dated to be in the molt flourilhing condition. The refpcdtabk naval force which we now have in that quarter, has completely quieted the fears enter tained by the Malay inhabitants, of another vifit from Lytton, and all of them have returned to their fet. dements along the coati, and returned their dual occupations. The Peterlburgh Gazette, of the zd inflant, pre feats fame official °Venation& refpelling the battle of Atrialitz. The whole lo(s of the Ruffians, by Cock. nefs, calnalties, and battles, from the commencement to the end of the late campaign, was feventeen thoo fend men. The engagement of the fecoad of De cember was rather the ad/ of 'locality than choice. Through the mitheellegteneut of the AuArian Com miliaria, the AMA Arley was also& &trying. IRISH CATHOLIC& On the 9th inilant, a not Ensearons and highly refpeaabla body of the Roman Catboat lababilassu of Ireland at at Darey's Twines, la theaters. polis of that country; sad it is With the wok heartfelt fatiefaaiou we can Hate, that the utmoll harmed*, unaniniity, and good temper governed the raerniag. The 'Right Honourable Lord Erowrirerszt. took the chair. The qoeftion propofed was expreffive of the bight* confidence and reliance in the integrity, rade", and patriotifm, of the prefect Adzoiciftra• dom. This fentiment was aniverfally applauded.— Every man reknit reprehended the idea of preffing the Catholic Claims at the prefect moment, as being at area inexpedient, untimely, and anwife ; at' the fame dins that the unauthorized and intrufive COM 112.111dieiso es this *Welk mods by hoe meddling and wrong headwhisdieidaiktoldr: Pox, wastral verfally reproishit' Some flight Mum* eiepinion prevailing, who. then any fpecifse due miles bask, or hook' not be *awe op in the fpirit of the above difpofssiea, ie. was deemed adeilldie to &Wets the Meeting to thole!, keeties !nog* (this day) when the is little Mein bet 111 Fat, lefolations to *4414 wilt be There perhais never was waded, spelt dam+ trieess acacia hi that Warless. pgreatar thiforibity .offentiapent, or a wistaier Mina to 'tippet the Wag and Country, than dislfteiting aforded. . We repeat, it is. "hit *mane! beartidt fatistac den that we lay beittitoar *seders the math at this litedoi t which we cannot bat milder. is the prefant awfalmoment. the belt sad moll Important news we maid hose conmeniatted. It contains the dim awn If the affettiooste fopport of three seam of pee* bathe dreadful coots* in which we are engaged, Nor have the Catholics, by taking this noble line of condue, ferved thensfelves lets than they have the Empire. They muff henceforward be confidered with sadism, refpeil, and gratitude, by Great Britain. Yellerday, about twelve o'clock, bis bfajarry ar rived at the Qiteen's Palace is histravelling carriage. from Wiedfor. In a than time after, his Majasvr gave audiences to the Dukes of Yoaa, Gt-oucs suit, COIMILARD, and Sousa. floes after two o'clock his IfAysrry held a private Levee, which was attended by The Meldither d Casershery. the Lard Chaseener. the Lard Chief Mite of the Court of Kiss. nears Ea t 's—pit:miens, ATledord.hdaira,Derby, Dartmatith, mom" d Silaseu , bare.- so Greavile, Wastworth, Cathcart, sad Problem. (decals—lhastes, Browning, and Catvert. Celonel—Nielhelle, An ftruther. aod Fan. . Newport .- 'and - S. Cotteici. Merre.--Foa, Windham, Bentinch, Coin, Grey, and King. The following prefentations took place to his MAJISTY Mr. Homy Kentlaoh, ea hie appointment to the Government of Demerara j epee whkb melbas he had the Want to Ws his Ma i tlnhand,goon lame. on his Wog appoieted to the command of the gel Regiment. Captain Nichob. an his being sppointed Comptroller of the Navy, by Mr. Grey. Mr. •611 M, as his appointment as Comadffery General. Lord Ponfonby, on tin advancement to the Peerage of Ireland. Coker, Rai-ether, on his being appointed Adjomot General I of the Farms in Ireland. Mr. King, bee the Under Secnearg , of State for the Home De portment, cie his being appointed 000 of the Secretaries to the Treehery, by Rarl Spencer, on which modal he had the honour to las his Majelly's hind General Berm, on ids being appointed to the massmod of a ligAfter ament. • the Levee, his Majesry held a Privy Coun cil, at which Sir Joan Nxivroar, the Chancellor of the Exchequer of Ireland, was [worn in a Member. After the Council, the Duke of BIADPOILD came to the Palace. and had an audience of his Maj esxv, previous to his Grace's departure for Ireland. His Majefty's /dingier& held a meeting yelterday at Mr. Fox's Of ce,on the advice. received from Fiance. The Earl of Ssictae. we hear, goes as Minitter of this country to the United States of America, an ap pointment which does credit to the judgment of Go. vernment, and will, we are convinced, prove highly acceptable to the people of America. About five o'clock,his May CITY fet off for Windfor. Yeflerday a Court of Direaors was held at the fan India Honk, when Thomas OAILIS, Efq. was appointed to a feat in the Madras Council, in the room of JASSIFS S Efq.—The Court adjourn ed at (even o'clock till to-morrow. ZIAUTICAL 11 4 177 LLIGE AWIL PLemourm, MaaeN s I —Came M the Dana 114 p St. Peter, Captain Birretcfrom Gnttenburg, b iund to Boordeaux, lade* with iron, and detained by the Suatame, nt ac gone :—the has Alin det.iined the Pet:Eta thip Juliana. from St. M ittinte, b•atnd to La4n, laden with barley. Sailed the Lane W•a ai., of iaguns, with a fleet to the eaftward. Pnarivrourn, Maven te.—S.iiled the Hte• Admiral Earl Sr. Vircsmr j VILLt DI PaIllIS9 C4P lain ALI:IMAM j and MALI, Captain ()Livia. the Channel fleet. Arrived his 1114efly'r fh;p ito- PAID, with a fleet from the D Gat loom MAR eft blew a Aron gale here, aft night, from the N. N. E. The Mary Ann. ioat.s.s, (at the outride of the EaR Qnay) bad her Head and Bowfprit carried away by the Bedford. Hors, but not before de had confiderably damaged the Bedford's kern. All the veffels in thy Roads have driven a good way, but we have nos heard of any injury being Cud:tined. The Mary (Tender), has gone on Ihore in Gonna Bay. The gale Rill continues. The Trafalgar, —, arrived here on Saturday, from Halifax, is al days. Brings no news. MAICII (o,—lt has blown It trawls dous gale there forty-eight hours, in which the fol. lowing velds have bees driven on there 3—john Bull, A 7 sroctton ; Ceres, Mortimer ; Cam, Webber ; Intrepid, Smith; Thetis. Youneaufband. The Ve nerable, Lewes, bound to Barkdoes, is on Brom and ennaderably damaged, but all the particulars not yet known. The Jofeph, boundtn New Orleans, has beet on Sore, and got into dock, with loin • f bowfplit 'and asainyard, and otberwife damaged.— The Cotten Planter has been on flare, mad got of with lots of miles matt. There are many more on ' (hove whore names have not yet been learnt. There were a number of puncheons of rum picked op yet.. terday in the river, by different boats, feppefed to be from the Qoop Gipfey, from St. Vincent% te this port, a pant having been fent on board of bar on Saturday afternoon, and the not being arrived, gives reafon to fuppofe the is 1011, a, few wreck safe lloat. ed up yefterday, which appetredlio be pert of a (mall veffel. A brig was fear to be led in Well Boyle yeflarday, with all her crew. blegbeitswiem kin nn what Om was. Wind N. blows beedatlint rubes tore moderate this cretin. • **s van Captures by Freseh.privalaws ss officially uncaused .iarahlitalharamalpft mon::: :47 Wiebvirawhiea ;1 !healThe brig jparri privets, Is , Ths brag **Fs ONNI.OO IIIIII her saw r eas =o l 7 4. 2 r a wise was Maid with --Ow awn canial aiW niiiii r ." Tb. Calash, INK tb i rradttabbiell s sib Dalfirtkrollialltai 11111 411 odeina =Train to *gland an Ma was. „ sip Thaw* *Taw. of Stediacw, ral l= arrhalsee tl;narf braver of the Capita bf a !mall Englifh veld t—Two tenth privateer% the Vold. rajsad Adolph. on the 7th Veltiary,-astadied loop ealled the Peg Capt. Negev Tagateis. st=men. dad *root with only resss-pattadess s the Jams was ei bar verpapshwirs ihisipast as Logo duo, ail tostiattitted a mai* ARM the whole of the night . hemmer the 62 61 2 pi. with the privateers. 16-11111411.1MMOt of which Os brave fellow who eaaathassisti bar was Tim Atwitter Rates, that one alas ea* of the Vold. ow was earrailly wounded t but we may reetheet. finm the gallant rafidaece inn& by the jaaet that this was not the only dams* &LAW by the meets. The jaw was at lab eaptired sod carried ioto nth Foiretey. Taw Ilidmati. Ink, Enna Lamp* it WI aro* at Africa The cesmereemilha.bewt Newealtat tiraartd h art tan Dims Imitpre far Landes. lam 61110.01111Wl try • heaahpinplett ihalltmar maim by *a Mae ipinseen Tar Capialurn for Amok% In at Imo Han* Tb. bus Watolholl hr lasepral. * war ' • • TM Ailfinab Gm lambs be armee. vet tea a tie r o l aji tU nalliat.bailkaatoahlriag•—www trena. TM Mans boa Flyraralk, kr from. Wet Os agile __"_ • _ The Ar a Seill ► ibem Baltimore t Thai% Geopari; awl the Clblebileo. iiiidwill, lam Kew York, are on alere Olt Shit COA am. net ii .. 7 .... from Dieppe, la demised br tie H aw at erkl a ki l l artgev al4 Jame, M a iy a ti r e . idl al , up** fkiissr, arrival at flarbodom . TM Itarakkas. Thomas, from Nowt, to London, le got Wee Wall Dial am, after hum; bum as bora from Liverpool, bawd to Jamaica, wee m SIMI Is y ath left. It iv raped:ad Ow will be sot air without . She loft molt other tip to the Chancel 161111 mag, Bruton, from London, was drives ea lbws % afth %at to a violent gale, loft =Mon sad sable*. tar w i,: i n, n ran be do g iTto o ff the South Sem, was Oho' br t 9th December, and funk. In confequenee of the great fall of fnow yeßerday, and all night, the Dover lad Brighton Mail Coaches had not arrived at the General Pod Office what this paper was put to prefs. The Prince of Wats s has been pleated to appoint ADaM GI tuts, Efq. his Royal Hi,thnefs's Advocate, and Dario CATHCART, Elq. his Solicitor-General for Scotland. Woreefter Fieetion doled laA Mnoday, when Mr. L TTTTT arm declined giving Mr. LTOOII any farther tenable. The numbers at the dole were—. 11, r Mr. I.rgoo - • zsi7 For Mr. Lyttictos . - ass Majority lo favour of Mr. Ligon In oar Law Report of the &dim. Hamden sr. Gunn, in the Stitt of the I tth inh. the Detendatit was hated to be an Officer in the Nottingham Militia. He never belonged to that Regiment. H: was au Officer in a Regular regiment, and at the i ne the flanderous expreffiocut were tiled, was on the recruit ing fervice at Rye. The Oratorio lei night commenced with Cie Eat aft of Dodor HATO/1 . 11 divine Oratorio th (. ' raw rim. The fecond ad commenced VII bth • c‘l bratcd Dirge for Lord Neflioe, which was reamed at the Bath Concerts, comported by Recasts'. The /elec. ilOO alto was excellent, and the wis • received the vault appLatufs. i