Star.
London, England, 1808-02-11 00:00:00

A LIST OF THE. MINORITY,

WHO VOTED TOR MR. WHITBREAD'S MOTION TO PRODUCE THE
LETTERS FROM WHICH MR. CANNINQ READ EXTRACTS.
Abercremby,lion.J. Howard, Colonel Peirse, Henry
Baring, Alex. Howard, Hon. W. Petty, Lord Henry
Baring, Thos. Knapp, George Piggott, Sir Arthur
Bathiirlt, Rt. Hon. Knox, Hon. I'. Ponsonby, Hon. F.
C. B. • Lan.be, Hon. Wm. Prettie, Hon. F. A.
Bernard, Scrope Lambton, Ralph J. Quin, Hon. W. H.
Bradsbaw,Hon.A.C. Lawrence, French Romilly, Sir Sam.
Bruce, Patrick C. Lloyd, Colonel Russell, Lord Wm.
Burdett, Sir F. Bart. Loftus, General Scudamore, Rick.
Byng, George Lyttleton,Hon.W.H. Sharpe, Richard
Caicraft, Sir G. Bart. Macdonald, James Sheridan, Right Hon.
Cavendish, Lord G. Mackenzie, Gen. R. B.
Cavendish, G. H. C. Martin, Henry Smith, George
Cavendish, Wm. Matthew, Hon. M. Taylor, Mich. Ang.
Cocks, Hon. E. S. Mawle, Hon. W. R. Tierney, Rt. Hon. G.
Colburn, N. W. R. Milbank, Sirß. Bart. Tracy, Hanbury
Craig Miller, Sir I'. Bart. Vansittart, Right
Cuthbert, J. R. Milton, Viscount Hon. N.
Ebrington, Viscount Moore, Peter Vernon, G. G. V.
Eden, Hon. Wm. Morpcth, Viscount Ward, Hon. J. W.
Elliot. Rt. lion. W. Mostly, Sir Oswald Wardel, Colonel
Fergussoo, R. C. Neville, Hon. Rich. Western, Charles C,
Griffenhoofe, Benj. Newport, Rt. Hon. Whitbread, Samuel
Greenhill, Robert Sir John, But. Windham Rt. Hon.
Herbert, Henry A. Ord, William Withal;
Hibbert, George Ossuistone, Lord
Horner, Francis Parry, Love
Tellers—Earl Temple, Thomas Crave?, Esq.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11.

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PRICE OF STOCKS TIdIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols, money, 6311—for account 641-3 per C. Red. 641 k.
Ornnium 3 prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. 6411 India Bonds, 2s. ls. dis.
3 per Cent. Cons. 6311 Imp. Ann. 71 11-16 tbs
4 per Crnt. 811 Er. Bills, 2s. dis. a Is. prem.
5 per Cent. 98 1 Omnium 9 prem.
Long Ann. 13 3-161 English Tickets, 211.
India Stock 1701 Cons for Feb. 631

Tuesday afternoon, about five o'clock, the wind
having then come round to N. E. his Majesty's ship
Isis sailed from Torbay, with the fleet for the Eas

Indies, &c.
By private letters from America, received in town
this morning, certain accounts are received that the
STATIRA frigate with Mr. ROSE on board, arrived at
Virginia on the 80th of December.
A ship from Charlston has brought an account of
another severe conflict between the parties of Cnais-
TOPIIE and PETION, in St. Domingo, which has ter-
minated greatly to the discomfiture of the latter.
American ships are said to have been prohibited en-
tering the Haytian ports, within the jurisdiction of
CHR/STOPHE. We mention these rumours, without
attaching much credit to them.
Letters have been received from St. Croix, dated
the 29th of December, by which it appears that in-
telligence had reached that Island of the arrival of i
two French frigates at Martinique with troops.
Letters from Hamburgh, of the 24th ult. state, that
the KING of PRUSSIA had issued a Decree similar to
that of BONAPARTE, by which he declares the British
Government the common enemy of Nations ; and
that all ships which shall arrive at a Prussian Port,
after having touched in any of the British Islands,
shall be seir„ed, and condemned as lawful prizes.
A letter from Stralsund, dated January 5, says,
44 Napoleon has not yet disposed of the sovereignty of,
our little country. No alterations whatever have yet
taken place,by his order, in the Civil Government of our
several towns, nor are the Swedish arms removed from
over the public offices. According to all appearances
we shall not form a part of the Great Nation, but
. seem to be kept in reserve, in case he is able to seduce
our beloved G. Adolphus to forsake the English inte-
rest. Till that is ascertained our condition will remain
miserable. There are hardly any provisions to be got,
and those four times dearer than 'what they used to be
in peace. Almost every house-keeper, whether pocr