Star. — London, England, 1806-02-12 00:00:00

MR. PDX'S RE-ELECTION DINNER. HE FRIENDS of Mr. FOX will DINE at the CROWN and ANCHOR TAvgaN. In the STRAND, miaow, (T►Mfda7 tbe rich leftist-4.-1314w on the'f ahb le o'clock. The lUglat MOIL C. J. FbX, w the Arta. ►rite :cc to he had at the Dar of the Crown and toe Timm, till twelve &cloth ea Tine* ; later than which no Ticket will he IPued. WILLIAM AMSON't NKX i• OF KIN the Next of Kin of WILLIAM AMSOZ, whn Iftappofed to have be be., and to have ferred an apprentice to a iketkihg Weaver at Nottingham, and who there, In the 1746, chewed u a Trooper Into the Royal Regiment of re Guards, commanded by Gen.rai Cornvray,aad who (erred at Regiment netil the Year f 788, when be was adefleterma , Pecellooter of Cheeks Help .1, and who Lately died et Putt len, In she Creamy of Hertford. will apply eta Mal's. Farrel., dean. and wan. Sachem liread-RfteatHill, Leedom, they bear of foinetbing to their advise v. Frans the LONDON GAZETTE, February ti. wrtT TM it. I'he Knit; has been pleated to conflitute and sp nt the Right Honourable Wrwast W ton GRIDTILLI j the Right Honourable HIIIIRT TTT (commonly called Lord Hasty PUTTY) I Is C SPESCIR. Efq. (commonly called rd Vircoont ALTHORP) ; the Right Honourable M. WICKMAN. and JOHN COORTRITAIT, Erg.; to Commiffioners for executing the office of Tres er of his Majefty's Exchequer. The Keno has been pleafed to grant to the Right mourable Hanes PETTY (commonly called Lord say Pam), the Aces of Chancellor and Under securer of his Majefly's Exchequer. The Kora has been ()leafed to conflitute and *p int the Right Hos. C TT Gast, Sir Pima, mush Bart, Jews M it, E. Rear Ad ral of the White Squadron of his Majefly's Fleet, • Cr Moires Pote, Bart. Admiral of the me Squadron of his Majefty's Fleet, Sir Hagar atm, Bart. WILLIAM Round., Erg. (commonly Iled Lord WILLIAM R ), and the Right snoorable WILLIAM Lord Kaasisorow, of that rt of the United Kingdom called Ireland, to be Majelly's Commirsoners for executing the * office High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great itain and Ireland, and the dominions, iflands, and rimier thereunto belonging. The KING has been pleafed to ennflitute and ap int the Right Honourable Gasser Baron Muir°, r Right Hon. Croatia Jose Earl SPINCaa, Knight the mnft Noble Order of the Garter, the Right se. WILLIAM WIRDIIANI. the Right Hon. C s ass Fox, his Majefly's three Frneiral Secretaries State: the Right Hon. WILLIAM WYNIMIAM Ba- t Gassysim i FirS CommilEnner of his Majefly's eafory t the Rig ht Hon. HMV( Pat (com edy called Lor d Busty Parry), Chancellor and ider Treafurer of his Majefly's Exchequer ; the ght Honourable Gnomes HOWARD (commonly Iled Ir . dimare Moareru), the Right Hon. June Let Areseerrros, and the Right Hon. perm SUL. FUN to be his Majority's Corrimiffloesers fur the inagement of the Affairs in India. The Rem has been pleafed to appoint the Right Harty Earl of CAILIALTOII.I.O be Mailer of the ode to his Majelly. ouwarso STREIT, Tell. I I. mg RING has been pleafed to appoint Jamas LW, EA. to be his Majefly's Contisl General in the dominions of the Emperor of Morocco. CARLTON-1100SC, ►II. 7. Me Prince of Wet.as has been pleated to appoint ILLIAM ADAM, Efq. one of his Majelly's Crm and Attorney General of his Royal Highnefs. be Chancellor and Keeper of his Royal Highnefes eat Seal, in the room of the Right Honourable rd Eames, now Lord High Chancellor of tat Britain. the Prince of Wm.,s has alto been pleated to ap nt Virwass GARIWW, Efq. (one of his h'. jefty': infel,l to the office of his Royal Highnets's At ney General, in the room of WILLIAM ADAM, I• tieLle et Wary Promotions, Bankrupts, ace. fee tie lift Page.) LtIcLIAMENTARr PRvCEEDINGS. HOME Off LORI* TUESDAY, FEBRUARY rt. WWilib Ma oaths and his fait on foteeeding to the A anis Adam Duey aft Mid she Pendon, lke. Doty Bill were read a Om NMI pad. sod a swinge fent to the Hoare of Cont. %to arparit 11608 therewith. Maldida and fevers! other Members of the Hook of Cow. • tareigla la a Naturalization Bill returned agreed to. hipeetor of Convifta, prefented the Amnia' Be. of dist ORker of the Rate of the Conviets at Portfosouth and to Ilimats which was ordered to Me on the table —Adjourn. II idiwaorrew (this day.) HOUSE OF COMMONS, etelrage from the Lords mom untested their I.ragdfhlps' of fro the Malt Duty MU, sad the Penfices, Sugar, Tobacco. and r Duty NUL t the illetiell of Lord FOLKS TONE the account on the table, tit the prayers SINAI by the C• mmlMoners for retlatlng the tool Debt far the year ending the 3 tit of January Lilt, was red to he piloted. INDIA. ,ord TOLKSTONE adverted Sr. the notice which been given by an Honourable Gentleman near (Mr. Paul) with refpset to the affairi. of India, to the feveral papery which that Honourable aleman had moved for preparatory to his inten motion. But in addition to the papers on the e and that ordered to be laiJ before the Houle, Noble Lnrd thought the following effentially ne &ry to a thorough invenigation and full under ding of the fubjeet to which they referred ; and herefore moved for a return of the officers, non imiffioned officers, privates and recruits, who were larked from rhi. country for India, frrm the Nth of June, 5793. up t•i the hall e nharkution ; alfo of thole who have returned from India bin the (ante period, ditlingoithing each year.— lered. k rimier actnunt for the tane peti•ol was nrder• f the Cadets vito had p.mt not and returned. &c. 'lr. PAUL mnvcd tor an account of the quantity pecie sad bairn, which had been exported to the teal Prefidencies in India. fince the year 1797 t ... AP. an account of the MI6 of Exchange drawn thole Prefadencies, triitittotitilhing the amount to I rl. Irt Prelidenty. and alto each year. til'EA Kt? R tozgefled tn the cootide taring, of Honourable Gantlctuau, whether it woad its Ise ms we 'Meter to Five notice of It mot s nature. particularly en the thin Ante of the Howie i becaufe 11, hereafter, there fitould be any objeeion to the prodttetion of f uch an account, another (pacific motion mutt be made to expunge the order. The Right Honourable Gentleman thought it his duty to fubmit this remark to the Honourable Gentleman, leaving it to his own diferetion to determine upon what courfe to purfue. In confequenee of this fogge Ilion, Mr. PAUL gave notice of his motion fur to morrow. ADINUITIss. Mr. ALEXANDER brought np the report of Lady Nelinn's Annuity Bill, which was agreed to, and the Bill was ordered to be read a third time to morrow. Upon the Report of Lord Collingwood'a Annuity Bill being brought up, Lord CASTLEREAGH raid, that as he was the twain who prefented his Majefty's Meffap upon this fubjed, he thought it his duty to Rate. for the confi deration of the Houk, certain cirenmftances which had come to the knowledge of the late Adminiffra. non, fine this Mcfige was recommended. There circumftances were of Inch a nature as Rrongly to urge the propriety of reconfidering the limitations contained in the bill before the Houle. Although he did not feel himfelf entitled to exp.& that any fog- Eakin of his would be much attended to by his Ma jetty 's prefent M i oilier', yet upon this occalion he could not fuppore that the grounds upon which his ftigsef tion retied, could fail to interelt their confideratton. According to the limitations in the bill before the Houk, the fuecdfion to the annuity was fettled twos the two pert male heirs of Lord Collingwood. But it appeared that this Noble Lord had no male chil dren, his family confiding merely of Lady Coking. wood and two daughters ; who in the event of that gallant officer's death, were likely to be expofed to a nate of diftrefi, which no doubt it would be the moft anxious with of that Hotife and the country to prevent. With a view then to guard *rine Inch conrequences, and to afford an opportunity of arranging more fuitable provifion for the family of Lord Collingwood, it was his with to fulpend the progrefs of this Bill for tome time. He therefore moved that the report be taken into confiderarion on this day fe'nnight. Mr. SPENCER STANHOPE, who Rated that he had long had the honour of being acquainted with Lord Collingwood and his family, recommended that laftead of the limitations at prefent in the Bill, it &Could be arranged thus—that in cafe of the death of that meritorious Officer, soool. a year of the pro poled annuity thoold defeend to his widow, and Soul. a year to each of his daughters, to be held by them during their lives. This plan would be infinitely more !bitable than that which the Bill contained, as Lord Collingsinal was not likely to have any more children s and fore he was that it would be much more agreeable to the family of that Noble Lord. and 'demure to the feelings of that Noble Lord him. (elf. It would terve to relieve much of that anxiety which mutt naturally arife in the bred} of a parent who is daily expofed to death in his country's wife, and who mutt be Ibrely affiided by the idea that his death would leave his family with a very limited provifion. Parliament, the Honourable Member had no doubt, would be happy and prompt to releafe the feelings of that Noble Lord from Inch an atilid ing profped. Mr. VANSITTART felt the towel fatisfadien in acceding to the propofition of the Noble Lord, and he had not the leaft duulat that the objet to which it referred would meet with the Midi attention from his Majefty's prefent Minifters. They would of courfe not fail to take care that the family of an officer who deferred fo well of his country fliould not be left without an adequate provilion ; and with that view it would certainly be neceffary to provide, that in failure of male Mae the propnfed annuity timid de volve on the other branches 'of that Noble Lord's fa mily. Admiral HARVEY obferved, that it was no af fair of his to confider with what the annuity men tioned in the Bill originated ; but it was to him an objed of the moft tenons fclicitude, that fuels merit as that of Lord Collingwood thould not go unre warded, or that the family of fuch a man thould not be left unprovided. That the latter was likely to be the cafe, if the Houfe thould not reconfider the Bill under dircuffion, he very much feared was but too true. Lord Collingwood, he knew, was not a man of parfimunious habits, and he rather apprehended that he had made no provifion for his children. Lord CASTLEREAGH's Motion was agreed to. Sir Richard &radian's Annuity Bill was reported and ordered to be read a third time to morrow. Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Committee of Ways ■nd Means. The Refolution for an Me of Five Millions in Exchequer Bills was read and agreed to, and a Bill ordered. Till CHURCH. Dr. DUIGENAN gate nntice, that he would on Monday next move for leave to bring in a Bill to in• force the Rcfidencc of the Clergy in Ireland. zLicrinm TRIATIMO• Mr. TIERNEY role to revive a notice, which he had fubmitted t•• the Houle above two years ago.-- He fail, that he fbould on this day three weeks move for leave to bring in a bill for the purpofe of remov ing all doubts with refpeet to the law which applied to the treating at elcOions. The reafon which urged him fo long to delay bringing this fubjetzt before the Houfe, the Right Honourable Gentleman Itated to he, was, that ever fence he had given notice, a number of Ek 1i in Petitions had been generally before the Houfe, which in molt cafes involved Olio queltion. ULINGTOW. The I flington Lighting Bill was read a tecond time, and ordered to be committed. NSW WRITS. New writs were ordered for Wilton, in the room of Lord Vifemint Fit xwilliam, who has accepted the Stewardfhip of Lail Hundred ; and for Havevford well, in TOOT of Lord Kcn(ngtnn, who Ills been ap pointed one of the Commilliotter• for executing the ••ffice of Lord High Admiral. The latter writ was moved by Mr. Calerati. COMMIRCII. Mr. VANSITTART moved for an account of the numberof velTels,with the amonnt of their tonnage, and the computed value of theircargoet,which have cleared outwards and uttered inward. at any of the ports on the Weßern Coati of Great Britain, including Liver pool, to or (ram any pert on the Continent to the amber north ealof licllanti, for five years, coding _ the 3IA )'a t , . t/98 ; tad alfis for years,' ending the pi of jemmy, t 506.--Ordered. A Roily account yea ordered for ;b. ports on the north's!' eoaa of Great Britain. including 1 4whe Regis ; and alto for the northern tea* of Ireland, including Dublin and Sligo. Mr. O'HA RA moved - for an Account of the total of the Imports and Exports of Great Britain, se• cording to their real valves for the lean Igo& 5-3-3. 4 and S. diaingnilhing each year, in order to steer• taro the balance.—Ordered ; as was alto a &mitt, Account for Ireland. CONVICTS. The intpettor of Cooties pretested his anneal account, which was ordered to lie on the table.— Adjourned. LONDON. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY is. PRICE OF STOCKS THE DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK r Coards. mew 6s4—les seremest 61ff—Reriesed gift PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY Bank Meek tp6l leas Bads. si p• pro& Mr C. Red. An 641 Imperial s per Cast. 604 s per Cost Corr. iolg Asse. I sit 6 g 4 par Cent 14 7 10 It a lai spa. Orie. gs 3 per Cast. MI Estiej. Bins so es. prem. PI C." 179 f. se leglith Thiess 191. sps. Len Ai& 17 s• s Coif kw ass. 6s id* is The Gazette of left night contains the Boards of Treafery. of the Admiralty, and for India Alain.— They are the fame we bad aanosseed. There is a report in eircelaties, bet we do net •ouch for its truth. that the King of Noma was invited by the late Miniliry to take potion of Ha- never in cafe the other nseaferes foe expelling the French were not attended with heeds. Perhaps then his Pruffise hiajefty may plead Inch& title as well as the permiffion of Bonaparte; and if he is to make eeffions if I other quarters in perfeance of the Peace of Pre(burgb. he may not ►e difpofed to quit pots! fion of the pledge depofited with him. Letters from Holland, of the 7th init. were yeller day received. They confirm our former Ointment of a Proclamation -having been trued by the Dutch Government on the :ft inf. forbidding, under fevers penalties, the &Netts of Hollanditens bolding any commercial or friendly interwar(' whatever with the fubjetts of Great Britain. A Poilimipt to one of thefe letters, however, adds. 0, that much of the fe verity of the revelations which afflofted the commer cial interefts of that country, more efpeeially as ena meled with England, has been remitted, and a fur ther relazatinn of thole rsaraints is daily expeited." The Dutch letters contain no other news of im portance. For many months pail we have not cesfed to call upon the country to open its eyes to the real fitnation in which it ftands—to call forth its energies—to profs the neeeffity of organising. into &regular fyßem, the immenfe phyfical powers with which nitwit:mice has bkEed us for defending oar enviable privileges, and repelling the mit implacable, vindiltive. ferocious, and fasguinary fury. that ever threatened the anni hilation of the only free people upon earth. This has been the line of contltuff which we have followed, though traduced for difcharging our duty. Thofe who had roißaken their true interefta—thofe who were confcious that their own felfifli views were partly the caufe of the imbecility that paralifed the public mind—the ignorant—the infatuated—the miG led, have calumniated our motives, and vilified our patriotic efforts. We were not, however, left without fupport. The good fenfe of the country went with us, and the nume rous lette rs which we received from men of the greateß worth and of the higheff abilities, more than corn. penfated for the reproaches with which we were loaded by &Rion. hirelings. Nor were we left to I fight the battle alone. An holt of well informed li terary men Rood forward unfolicited, to lend us the aid of their abiliths in cl:anfing the public mind from the augetn filth with which it had got contaminated. To thtfe voluntary contributions we devoted as large a portion of our columns, as the nature of our pub lication would pollibly admit. The authors have our bell thanks, and what they will value mote highly, the gratitude of their countrymen. We have Rill by us a number of valuable communications on the fame fubjea. The happy change that bibs taken place in our Government, made a pante in their publication neceflary. It was proper that we thoulel fee whether the energies cf the country were to be called forth by the Government itfelf, before we per. filled in a line of condua, which previous imbecility, in moil of its departments, had impofed upon us as lan imperious duty. We have now to Rate, and the Public will be re joiced to hear, that the fubjea to which we have al luded, has already received much attention from the new Minitlry. In fo Ibort a period, where Co much remained to be dune, where, in faa, nothing had yet been dune, to expea that a plan fhould already be ar ranged and fettled would be ridiculous ; but the fub. jea occupies the inceffant attention of Government, and we believe we may allure the public, that the means to be adopted for our defence will be proper tioned to the exigencies of the prefent crifis. The Earl of Marc Lair said) has been pleafed to appoint Mr. SAIMUYL BARN,. to be one of Ili. Majeity's Yeomen of the Guard. in the room of Mr. THIMAg BOYD; and alfo Mr. Iticuaap HALVION ; in the MOM of Mr. JAMS JV4r.44 rICUANCII IWZge. The hilembe is en accents tilt of the Goan. dors who have tress resteeed to the rank of PIA Captain. sod of the Lietteeasena who hays bees ad vaunted to the rank of Coemeolar t Tit 111 mar SMITAIIII. Cupid. Wakes Copula Mem ---. lamb? mm+lP 14.40.1 r LL. Nast wades Cowie - Vaesbri - ..--.... Hossiker ----- P. 01.1 ---. Paw Miss ............ 'NW err .. Lads '---. 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Among the company were Mr. and Mrs. Vii.s.isas. Mr. sad Hrs. Fa sassamts.a, Colonel and Mn. SNIT"). kup Mlf VITT held a Privy Council to-day, at the Queen's Palace. The Right Honourable C Logo is return ed Member for the Borough of Weadover. YeAerday Mr. Fox held his fir& public day, at his Office in Downinr&reet, to receive the different Fa. reign Idinitlers tof wham were rcfent the Imperial. Prnffian, DWI). * fiwedik Sardinian, Ponape& and Neapolitan. After the conference Mr. Fox fent of difptches, under the feel of office, to his Mammy, it Wiodfor. General FITZPATRICK took polfsffina of the Wit Office on Saturday, aad bas eostiotted to trattfaa be- Goat there daily GA Lord Esesinorrom took his feat yelterday at the Boatel of Admiralty. Lord CA &Terme is to be appointed Joint Poll Mal ta General. in the room of Lord C &seem. Commas HLT Erg. Advocate, will be the Lord of Salon, is Ba:tlead, in the room of the late Lord bfermese, mid Was? sa Scow, Efq. Advocate, is to be appointed a Clerk of fiefG7ns in the room of 0. Howe, Efq. who refigns. His ldayssry has been ideated, by letters patent ands the feel of Ireland, to grant the dignity of Da Earl of that ;art of the United Kingdom to the fol. lowing Noblemen, and to the heirs male of their bo dies, viz. ARTHUR Vifoonnt Comsat), Earl Gosfards of Mar ket.bill, county of Armagh.r—iLsoasece it• anus HAULMS, Vifconnt Ozmantown. Earl of Itofs, with remainder to his nephew, the Right Hon. Sir LAUIteMCS PARSONS, )}art.-+C s Vifcollllt fro. MILTON. Archbifhop of Dublin, Earl of Norman. ton, county of Kilkenny—C WILLIAM VW count C ILLS, Earl of Charlerille, of Cherie silk Forell, King's county. His Maims has alfo been pleated to grant the dignity of a Baron of that part of the United King. dom called Ireland, to ?STIR Isaac TKILLUSSOM Efq. by the tide of Baron Rendiefham, of Rend* Iham. Nay/ Sneatrrs--Connty of Carlow—Wm. GAR. aim of Janeville, Efq.—County of Wexford : Pince NIVITON Kino, of Maemina, EN. ELICTINII.—A meeting of between feventy and eighty of Mr. Fox's friends took place yefterday evening at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Mr. ?exacts in the Chair. The bufincfs was open ed by Mr. D. O'Baraw, in a neat fpetch. He con gratulated the meeting on the Minitterial promotion of the Right lion. C. J. Fox, and after come very appropriate nbfervations on the fubjed. informed them, that though no nppofition to the re-eleEtion of the Right Hon. Secretary of State was intended, yet it behoved his friends to affemble on Thurfday morning next, for the purpofe of manifeiliug their high refpett. and accompanying him in a body from the Royal Hotel. to the Huftings. in Covent Gar den. He concluded by making a motion to that ef fee, which, after a few oblervationi from Mr. WISNART, was carried unanimonfly, and ten o'clock was the time appointed for the meeting. Yefterday morning marched from Deal for Bra bnnrn Lees Barracks, part ut the Bth. 3 tit. and 9I It Regiments of Font, being thofe which matched into Deal fame time (ince from Ramfgate, compofing part of the Expedition which failed from the D twos for the Elbe. and obliged to put back, owing to the badnefs of the weather. Detachments of the sth, a6th. and 89th regiments, amounting to nearly 300 men, have been land:d within thcfe few days, At Whititable, and are now at Ofpringe and Faverfbam Thele troops part of the expedition which failed in December for the Elbe, 11 n d were wrecked on the coals of Holland, where they were taken prifoners. They are fent home upon their parole. The lecond battalion of the Fifa Foot (or Royals), is alfo at Ofpringe bar. racks. This battalion is juft returned from she Wet ~b. l'he in •nd uni v diceu hi is .ivCf. If hii attea:ior wait. will mai isb:ains perhaps AtICI.Ce. frequent ly Win clAl of thole can bolt futlicien mate to