Star. — London, England, 1803-05-07 00:00:00

°Miw°' Iris punifirment fully fufficient to the gratification o f every with the Houfe could entertain for the ♦indication of its own privileges, and to mark its determination of punithing all other perfons in fu• roe offending in like manner. Sir ROBERT BUXTON WaS of the fame opinion with Mr. Hurft. He had every feeling of pity for the unfortunate individual, but thought it need: Any to inflia a revere and exemplary punifliment, to deter offences of that contumacious defcriptinn. The CHaticatt.rut of the ExcH entree urgently recommended lenience towards the unfortunate against whore offence the Houle having fufficiently marked its indignation, and vindicated its privileges, he tinned no limber oppofit ion would be given to his liberation. Mr. W. Dum DAS, and Mr. Them, raid a few words each to the fame el k& ; and the quellion being put, on the Motion for calling John Trotter in the Bar, was carried, without a divifion, in the affirmative. _ The Prifoner being brought to the Bar, Mr. Se in a fpeech of folemn, imprelfive, and dignified monition, addreffed him on the enor mity of his offence, in cnntlimacioutly declining to attend the (=mons of that Houfe, to give his evidence upon a fubjea referred for folemn invef tigation to one of its Committees, whereby their deliberations were retarded, and one of the Candi dates for the Borough of Dunfermline oulled of bis eleaion ; fuch a contumacy was •iolatory in the higheft degree to the rights and privileges of that Houfe, Which are infeparably conneaed with the rights and privileges of the people of England; and the Houfe did, as he hoped it always would do, moll highly relent and feverely punith this offence. By his punithment and difgrsce, he hoped an example would be• held out to the re moteft extremities of this United Kingdom, to thew that fuch contumacy to the Houle of Commons would not be fuffered to pats with impunity. He then reprimanded the prifoner, and ordered him to be chfcharged on paying his fees. The CRAMCIMLOIL of the Excit vont moved, that the admonition of Mr. Speaker to the prifoner be entered on the Journals.—Ordeved. IRISH LAW COURTS. Mr.Lsa moved the Order of the Day, for going into a Committee on the Propolition for compen. facing certain Officers of the Ira Court of Exche quer. for the lore' they woold fuftain by the Irifh Law Court Bill—Mr. Heinous* in the Chair. _ Mr. Las moved a refolution, " That it is juft and expedient that compenfation be made to thole Officers." and at the fame time he explained his intention of Sating . the fpecific compenfation in tended to be made in the Committee of Supply. Mr. O'Dsta. hoped the Hon. Member.whenever be t the fubjee again forward, would do it in :I= Houfe, as the arrangement was likely to impofe a burthen of thirty or forty thoufand pounds a year upon Ireland. The Cuarcazzoa of the Erasmus's bore tef dmony to the zealous wills and intention of his Honourable and Learned Friend (Mr. Lee), to have brought fOrward the fubjeft in a full Houle, but the arduous dircuffion which took place in the early part of the evening, prevented his bringing it forward while the Hods was full. LordDont.ow agreed in the prilciple of COM• penfluion to Officers who loge their emoluments under the Law Court Bill, but wifited to know the aature of thole compeofations. Mr. Lea explained. A full eompenfation for life to thole who hold their places fur life by pa• tent, and inch compenfation to thole who hold their places only donut pleafure, and who had no legal claim though they certainly had an equitable one upon the confederation of Parliament, as (boidd appear reafonable to a Committee of Inveftiga. tion into their real lora. An Hon. Member teemed apprehenfive that the compenfation alto- Cher would amount to 30 or 40,000 L a year. meant only to move for a loan of good. to be voted to the Commiffioners for compenfation of thee who hold their places during pleafure, and be was confident it might not really amount to, 21000 i. a year. Lord Dor Low thought both equally entitled to eompenfation for life. The motion was agreed to, and ordered to be reported on Monday.—Adjourned to Monday. LONDON. SATURDA' Bank =MUM OF STOCII Stoc i S. MAY 7. 3 YESTERDAY: 5 per Cent. z 747, tti 971 1 Langwan.rytll Shirt Arm 41-1.6 &eta. Is, par. ra to is. Mt. Cola far May 6461164639 6% 631 3 pa CAM BA. 64 64 fa 6si 61 G New 4 per M t 110 per Ct. Ana. popt 99 Unlefs fomething very twerp:fled intervene, ac. mil hollilities between this country and France may be elicited to take place in a few days.— From the proceedings in both Houfes of Farlia• met, oar Readers will fee, that the fait we an. sawed yellerday is confirmed. Gen. Anoasosst has applied for pafports to return home. A morning paper of this day, in a fecond edition, gives the following article : .. TIMIS arrica. • Saturday Marairg, Hall pea Tyra &Clack. • Ws Asp the pais tos saran. the arrival of Mr. Somas. • mod& airecha trims Lord WAITTROIT 11 ; and Ws et • a Trawls Comrkr, with altruism tar Gas. Asps muss . - We Ws imm • Gudgeon who is sire dds assammt wised • has Pura He ilass, that prisms us Ids having Was • Massmes. tM h. Conde aT. had rudeed Oki • Imionmsams hems Pads that the Nordadms had his mi. • cell sorairssa. _ _ • r wafer wad tbla 'WM imalliguiet, Ma ie eidiered am puddle dessolirodoep of joy fold lama • ow* tabs place t we ode afar Iliforemert loft Cable. • as ivy were alloodllog w misdeals at happy claw • The goes Istellirpoaeof *atm& of orblek era ~aim • so doolos, will at ace Opel as glom orldeli prevailed Id • swim Imes the worm errodory of bod.illeiel." We iakrt the above extrah merely to put the Pablc right as to the matter of faft, is which our contemporary, who is generally very careful in what he communicates, has fomehow or other/teen milled. Mr. St sv ssr aet arrived this morning about one o'clock. When he reached Calais, the impo fition praftifed on the Loom MAYOR had arrived, but not its contradidlion. It was of courfe gene. rally believed ; and fuch was the public joy, that preparations were making for an illumination in the evening. This is the real fource of the intelligence Paid to have beets received by MUMMY!). It was from London not Paris, that the Newshad been received. It is the more neceffary that this miftake fhould be rettified, as Reports have this morning been very generally circulated, that every difpute between this Country and France has been adjufted, the fas having been alerted in feveral letters from Dover. We have inferted one of them to thew their general complexion ; but all the writers have been the dupes of the original forgery, which having travelled abroad is now finding its way back again to London. It looks as if the fabri cators of the lie bad ufed great diligence to fend it to a diflance, probably with a view, to fome fraudulent fpeculations intended to be effeded by it. The difpatches by Mr. SILVIISTMI were of fo much importance, that a Meffenger was immedi ately fent off with them to his MA) airy at Wind for. The KING in confequence came to town in the forenoon, when a Cabinet Council was imme diately held, At the Qtieen's Houfe—the refult of which is expeeted to be a Meffage to Parliament. The Sedation excited in the City by the Ru mours of the Morning, was only equalled by that of Thurfday when the forged Letter appeared. The Gentlemen at the Stock Exchange agreed not to open the houfe till Come enquiry fhould be made refpeaing their authenticity. The LOILD Mayo, fent to Mr. ADDINGTON, and foon after gave the following Communication to the Public : Extra of a Lester from the Right lionerrik Hilmar alommorom le the Rirk How. the LORD Maros. distal 7th Mg, I 803 • a If any information had been received by Go " VerllMellt, which could properly be the fubjed Go of Public Communication, your Lordlbip may " be aflured that Inch a Communication would not " be withheld.•" The Stock Exchange opened at a quarter before one o'clock ; and the price was 65 to a quarter. both for money and account—a proof that [till Tome hopes are entertained of a poffibility of an adjuftrnent of the differences with France. We have made every sea:Eery enquiry, and we can airure the public, that nothing has occur• red favourable to the hopes of Peace. On the con. Crary, at a late hour la* night, Admiral Coats. WALL es received his Commitbon at the Admiralty, u Commander in Chief of the Channel Beet ; and immediately left Town to hoift his nag. The Board of Admiralty was fitting nearly the whole of IA night, and a coofiderable number of Ibips were ordered into Commiffion.—A great number of new appointments alto took place. The following *tips were ordered into Commit's, Goa yetterday. VlfedePule,uosaw' i Ca arA ßl"" ifeal C T e s a . itl:a bear ausl e nig latpetieea. to --- Capt. T. B. Marra*, at Plyraoath. Hark. 36 Haa. Capt. Boma. at Porthooadt. Hach (bomb veld) Capt. Seats. at Waliveleit. Sulphur (ditto) - Capt. Ittl.sea, at Dina Orders were fent by la night's poll. which was detained as long as poffible, to all the out-ports, to expedite the equipment of our Ihips as fall as poGlble. This day Mails arrived from Hamburgb, Frances and Holland. Their contents are comparatively unimportant. The Paris journals are of the 4th Mama. They are entirely Meat refpeaing the negociation. Pas" MAY +—Letters from Stratburgh an nounce that the French are evacuating the Brifgan. We learn from Stockholm, that according to every appearance the differences between Rtt fia and Sweden will be terminated without the effufion of blood.—Five per Cents 53 f. sec. Baussm.s, Aram 30.—The correfpondence be tween the French and Batavian Governments has afumed new aaivity. Yefterday morning two French Couriers paired here from Paris on their way to the Hague, and another took the road to Breda, with difpatches from die Minißer at War, for General Mon ratcolmtv. Commander in Chief of the French troops in Holland. It appears cer tain, that the journey of the CAM' Con aux to Belgium, and the Departments of the Left Bank of the Rhine, is put off for fbeoe days. We wait here with impatience, to learn the new period fixed for his arrival in this city. Manta, MARCH have received hate!. ligence from Mexico, dated Odober ast, laft year, which Sates, that according to a report brought from the Philippines, an illegitimate King of Tow gain, who bad taken up arms again& the lawful Sovereign of that kingdom, who is alto King of Co ekiembina, has been completely beaten by tea. AU ha octets were taken or detroyed t be experienced alto a great IA by lead. This defeat has hem very famomble to the aifoosaries, as the gasper was a declared enemy to Cirri(lianity, and had taken an oath to extirpate it from the country. In the courfe of the year ttioc, twenty--four Miflionaries of the province of Santo Rofario de Philippinos, afnfled by twenty-one fecular priens, baptifed 995; children and 588 men and women, and adminiftered the facrament to 65,302 perfons. —Don GONZALEZ Ds PEDRO, Bifhop of Placentia, died lately. \Titan*, Aram 17.—Reinforcements of troops, it is laid, are to be fent to Italy. The intended journey of his Majefly the Emperor to that coun try is entirely given up. This Monarch will pro ceed to Prague, after the celebration of the mar riage of the Grand Duke with the Princely of Sax ony, and will then undertake another journey, probably towards the frontiers of Ruflia. One of the principal objefts of that of the Archduke Pala tine to Peterlburgh is, it is laid, to make arrange. ments for an interview between the Emperors FRANCIS and ALEXANDER: this interview will take place on the bank , , of the Dniefler, according to all appearance, at Raminieck-Podalfki. APRIL 2 t.—Our Clurt, it is laid, is determined to give to the Emperor of Morocco the fame an nual prefents as were given to him by the Repub lic of Venice. The Archduke will let our next. week for Strafburgh, and will return hither about the middle of May. CORITANTIHOPLO, M•RCH Ta. ss•R• fet out from this city on the 20, to return to Ruffia ; and yefterday the Neapolitan Ambaf fador, Count de LVDOL►H, with his daughter, em barked for Naples. The environs of our city, for fome time pall, have been very unfafe, and fcarcely a day panes without fome perfon being robbed or murdered. Government, in order to prevent thefe atrocities, as far as poffible, has given orders that all the Turkifh and Greek Tails, lying at anchor on the European fide of the Channel, (hall remove to the Afiatic fide. Letters from Smyrna nate, that forty Turkifh pilgrims having lately taken their paffage on board a Cephalonian vefel, in order to make a pilgrimage to Mecca, the crew fell upon them in the night time, when afleep, and murdered them. This horrid tranfadtion was dif covered by a boy belonging to the veal, who, as loon as it arrived at Corfu, gave information of it to the Boftagni Pacha. The murderers have all been arrefted. N.IIIITICAL INTELLIGENCE. We are happy to announce the fafc arrival in the Downs of the Lady Jane Dundas Earl Indianan, the Hon. Captain LIODSZY, from Bengal. FALIONTII, MAT —aged this day thi PIRINCZ or WALKS packet. TODD, with the mall of the sates alt. for !Ar bon. The polkagers by Mr were, Mr. Gonne, at Mon : Mr. Anthony Fea,jun. Mr. aad Mrs. Edsasekh sad Family, Mr. Paffsedue and Mr. Halt Alb bled the Adios Baths cutter, Kensassn, Os a melee la the awn* the American Odp Martyn, Capt.CimisK, torttins York ; the Font Friends, HOSKIN°, and DAM, PORCNASZ, with de, kr. for Landon; the brig Beattie, Capt. Lewson, far Qnam • and the brig Friendildp, P , far OeraMr.....Afflved ibis day off the harbour, and proceeded on for London, the Amnions My Sally, Cape. MTN ea son. in S 7 days from Rio de h Plata, with bides, Ste.—Yeterday arrived the PRINCE Anee.r ens pellet. in eight days from Übe@ : dr briar no pardeobr news. No packet had reached Lams when an The =riby her we, Mr. and 104 Tay. Mr. MINN. Me. sed Mr. Nugent ...TM Duns or Toes psalm. with the mdL of the grl MIL fog Lam. MIMI an the 6th bd. and the packets with des Amine= and Wed India malls of this natindbwlll fall on Sway enst....WlM North. Pivuotrro, MAT 3... Cam lie the Karam er t 4 g•••• apt. F , fres a mdse, with bortelid ono. Idled the I HAZARD, Ot . 111 pees, Cope Nov.. is the lowa fereiee4 sod the MIA*, 038 SIN Capt. Wows. OM • cods*. The DOLAN'', at 74 pas, Copt. AWL:t a t:alibi this atentiog has Curbed to p boo botr psis. St. ?Woke Mod, be touched the gonad, led was obliged to retui to the Bowed. POITSMOOTIIII, MAT 6.—Arrived the Aasareallress Aleseadria: left that pion ea the at* of March im emparry wilt the while of the pant ea of dot place, wept t a r :Z. who bed the pipe am howd.--Tho Cape. Smut. went out of Whoa' this sosnivg. deem to fit. Heim's, the byway of 74 - dots. Capt. WILLIAMS. Woad to Torbay ; whore be reireles whb the kraisaw. of affirms. Capt blamaose, sad the Cutu.sa, of so gum. Oqt. Tarua. bawd to Newfamadiemd t the An. Plllolg. 011 IS EMS, CRC Ha LOT. wilds. the MK draft er wer.to taw Lord Nemsow to the Idedlosermsew ; mod tar 1401111 T CUNT, LaM. Wlllll/4 TAD l ampieliod TIT Imprei lbw men frees aerebotwaso coraias Ines post...-Idisd Ohs Erie& tioa, awed la 6egCap.Miraaas, with tromp for Ooonsisy. Tea weirrie. Mee 6.—This wanks anima the c om p radial. Carafe new. with 71 1 : 4 1. 1 .011 , 1ne 1 0 1 1 gamey the era ..d *renew were beak let the Packet will ha with the new ter Hamlett the firillaweirsbb awn& des Bete tied Waimea gee. awl the RADOS*. Hewett. wed Kaman weeers,—. Mind the Pettitede. Caplets liewer. heft Chennee. with tweedy. booed fhielda.—The Paha MN bed a pip.( II days, (Meg to it waiesweebig te melte the pea olt Ham& ON bar peihmst em t Awaked. Capt. 8111101, Maim a few Men tali et Dom, Mee 11.—.-41df pat Four P. 5r...41e Male, Meitoms. I jig arrived, walk Mr. St tvesrta, die suet huger, with wishes. Whisk It Y repertrd eteiWeerabie ; tt I is laid Laid WIISI WIIIITEII MOW WM Waded up In as ear -1 dug% aid be wee)* watt* et, grim he mewed a ruefully which eaMMI his ki welt the renew et regrarcr ftwirewger. and peat Mimi ere alserealmd diet r win he aipiated. Ar rived *ht. aka pee. Lewd Comm and Lewd Lerros, is die Vasa. Cl. . haw Calais; ifir Chown Weasawme, he M .. has liwakswe. with a Wrath melliweer, wcrbse are Paelak Usla, with a vi Wow. With MI Lard CieeTwootest. lir Caaaaca Stream Vitte.mate. OM tea mherpalligere. ntom LLOYDS LIM Daes.,, Maw 60-1111e4 the Lesay pee Deolle. leo Wis. hr the Wm. ailed slit the Alp kw the 100 Whs. sad the mit of tie totweed.beerd at *dr sdpithirs veregem.—Ww Mt Outman., M&v 11.—PsIbd by the Non. WM% bon Vallee ; from &Wpm ; Crewe Telma. Ines, and Mob Rababm. Penbaberg. Mot Harway...iallid lb. WooWank lim n b, ar boas arroli.lbr Mares bpi ; ProvOlm Oesiyall. Moak Ar logeoys akeloollas aismes. ist AblVfry brei Dris Wswis Ikeeftara. &Beam THE STOCK EXCHANCE. The fcnowing are the Refolutions agreed to L T the Stock E►change relpeCing the forgery on Thurfday : I. That all hatpins made on Thorfday. sth of May, tiol, of every kind whatforrer, whether for money or time, be cob. fidered as null and void. 11. 'That every Member of the Stock Etching! be obliged on or before Four o'clock this day, to prepare and deliver in to the Mai Committee, to be hereafter named, a copy or Itatensent of all and every bargain by bim wanLaited on the 4th and slit of May. t 111. That in the event of the Committee calling ea any Member for his Books, or the names of his Principals, aka fuch ita emcnt ball have been left, the Members aforefaid Omit be obliged to produce sad avow the fame, but not otbcrwife. IV. That Man ;on n B ruOYAs Bus, Joan WIGUAM Garcia. C. H. Hancoct, temes KEIRNAN, Vit.:AAA( MOttriAN. DAVID RICARDO. TMOMAS Rosalyn, WILLIAM SICIPSIMID, WILLIAM STESIt. AMES STELES , parts Taanamair, Aid DAVID W • Itoata-r POOMORC, be appointed to form and COlditlite the Committee aforefaid a and that the faid Committee do aft by virtue of this refoludon , with the firm endeavour of tracing out the party or poetics con• cerned in this abominable attempt at fraud. V. That an Immediate futiferlption be entered into F • the Members of this Huufc, to be left entirely at the &fetal of the Committee. ... Intelligence having reached the Committee that feveral perfons had expreffed their determination not to comply with the objeas of them, the follow. ing was entered into : Refolved—That as it appears to the Committee aforefaid a that many pertain have negieded to conform to Retaliation the ad, they hereby give notice, That maids thole Gentlemen, who have this day felled to depafit their ftatement of Amami, do leave the fame in the Committee Room on or before two o'clock to-morrow, a Lift of tbeirNunes will be publilked in this room by ten o'clock an Saturday following . By order of the Committee, C. H. Humane'', Treahrar. N. B. it is requefied of More Gentlemen who did not troth& any hußnefs of the days abovommtioced, that they will avow Vie fame by Letter to the Committee. no or before the time Rated. After much confederation proper not to offer any reward for the diecovery of the authors of the fabrication. The Ratement given of their having offered goool. is unfounded. On Thurfday the Bank Broker who had par: chafed 49,0001. Reduced Stock at 60, towards liquidating the National Debt, informed the Stock' Exchange, that the Governor and Deputy Go vernor of the Bank had determined not to pay more for the Sock than the price on which Reduced Stock was the day before, which was 64,referving to themfelves the difference, but they would give a final anfwer on the fubjea yefterday at t t o'clock. The Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank waited yeilerday on the Fifa Lord of the Treaenry, who is the Chief Commiffitmer for per chafing Stack for the reduetion of the National Debt, and Rated to him the freed that had been pradlifed. The an(wer was accordingly given, and they made good their Broker's engagement, by taking Stock to the amount of 49,0001. at 69*- A perfon who is a large (peculator at Lloyd's, and who has, for the left two days, made very confiderable purchafei of Stock, has been caned upon by the Committee to deliver in his accounts, but, it is faid, he has peremptorily refilled to comply with' their demand. The Gentlemen of the Stock Exchange have railed a fund of upwards of vool. for the purpole of profeeuting and defending fuch cafes as have arch, from Bargains in the Stocks, that have not been properly fettled, during Thtfrfday's variation, as well as alfo for the further inveßigation of the buGnees. Every kind of exertion is nfed for the detection of the forgery and fraud committed on Thurfday morning upon the Loan Maroa. We Rate the following particulars from the belt information : On Wednefday night a perfon took a poßthaite in the City, and drove to Dartford. He then went to all the Inns, making inquiry if Scuaw the mef fenger had pa ff ed through. Upon learning that he had not, he took a cbaife for Rochefter. Two miles on this (sae of that place, he met the mail. coach, and, flopping it, inquired if Mr. &RAW the raefenger was infide. lie was anfwered in the negative, but told that a foreign reeffenger was in the coach. It drove on and he turned his chaife • and followed it to Dartford. The perfon here en tered into converfation with this tnefenger, a Nen =one, and told him that be would get much to town by accompanying him in his chaife than in the mail-coach. The melfenger, fufpeaing nothing, accepted his offer, and they_ came to town =gr. They drove to Lord miwasenuev's in Downing-ftreet, where the mefenger left his difpatcb, and they proceeded on to the White Horfe Cellar, in Piccadilly, where they Isreakfalled. Between fevers and eight o'clock, the alked the meaner. who, from haring been re l r f"l e very often, was perfettly well acquainted with the town, to leave a letter at the Manfion-houfe. This he agreed to do, and the letter which the LORD MAYOR received was given to him. He took it to the Manfion•honfe, and left it with a fervent. and did not afterwards fee the perfon who had committed it to his care. As this man was fees by to many people , his pert= can be readily iden tified; and as a defcription of it will probably be publilbed, we entertain a fanguine hope that tome' difcovery will be made of the perfons concerned in fo atrocious an attempt to plunder the public. The following an the Capital Prizes fold end tiara at Hoes. Hasaan, Boars and Co.'s Offsce. 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