Star.
London, England, 1808-02-05 00:00:00

'F., the Brasil ilill ens read a second
''' L,:clereti°tioer.cßommi" Iced.
'e, obmoght uti the RePort 01 Of t emmittee oti the
31r. L
. • au Interc BM, which was ojtvto, and the Bill or-
tr be read third tine to-morrow:
.141.7er
liiSSON resettled an account, chewing the aniondt
_ „..ills_outstandlrig. and unpaid for in the year 1807.
PussoN obtained leave to bring in a Bill for regula.
Sl' ling of Esebequ er Bills.
that he should move in the
Isitit,sissoN gave notice,
)"1* .of Supply en Monday for a sum to pay off the
next ,
Der Bills puked,iirßEAD as if he should have the pleasure of
, by place to.night the Sicretary for Foreign Afhirs?
~00.1S1CISSON said, the Privy Council was now sitting,
los impossible for him to say, if it might be up before the
Pa
dtuTBREAD wished to know, whether that Right Hon.
'o would hive tke candour to produce the answers of the
op Secretary, part of which he had read in his place last

Howse, of Mr. HUSKISSON, there was ordered to be
~. do
ltleuoedieLactinttoeury"tPofrixes
all baflorancowes unctiatihnricel
yin,.
ar
a the
February 1805.
STATE OF IRELAND.
ik. gIiERIDAN said, he understood it to be desirable, as
.-- the blemberg from Ireland had not yet arrived, and as
of
_mato ~,ere expected from that country, that he should
• rslis motion on the State of Ireland for sonic time. Jae
ned leave to withdraw his motion oft that subject,
u kr
stdoi meads!, and now gave notice that be should then
l'oolet of for bringing the subject before the Rouse.
TREASURER OF THE NAVY.
nidged for leave to bring in a Bill for the better re-
Mr. ROSE
' die ONO bf Treasurer of the Navy. Th.! balances in
gds d dist department had hitherto been divided under a
void"( hod% which the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry
thought eneweewary, and had recommended to be altered.—
_ t,,,, repasts Pe/erred to, and the act regulating the office,
ere the, eased as read, and leave was given to bring in the
' q storable,. REDUCED LIST
1,412009 OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE CHIPPEN.
F FnE
lIIAM ELECTION PETITION :
....... Wipe, Esq. J. P. Bastard, Esq.
T. authbodge, Esq. Sir J. Sinclair, Bart.
; 1). Giddy, Eel. J. Lemon, Esq.
J. Lowther, riq. Sir Walter Stirling, Batt.
on. H. Welle.ley The Marquis of Titchfield
I: George Smith, Fqq. G. W. Thellusson, Esq.
I Right Hon. N. Vaniittart
Sir V. Gibbs
r• tight Hou. C. Long Nominees.
Miournel
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LIST OF THE MINORITY
it THE gleatt IRON. G. PONOONBY's MOTION, ON
- WEDNESDAY LAST,
vrombi,tion. J. GrenfeU, Paseoej Ord, William
e, W. Halsey, J. Os sulston,
E. A. Hamilton, Lord A. Parnell, Henry
srpe, Visas* Herbert, Hen. Ar, Peirse, Henry
pie, 'W, L. Hibbert, Geo. Pelham, Hon. C. A.
on, Geo. Homer, Francis Petty, Lord Henry
t,Rt.Hots.C. Howard, Henry Piggott, Sir Arthur
I, Horson.T. Howard, Hon. W. Poole, Sir C. M.
Maw, Hon. C. Hunt, Robert PoUington, viscount
re, F. C. Jekyll, Joseph Poosontoy, Rt. H. G.
tett, 6ir F. Knapp, Geo. Pornosby, Hon. G.
ig, G. Knox, Hon. Thos. Prime, Hon. F. A.
ixaft, Sir Grsn. Laing, Malcolm Pym, Francis
elbell, Lord J. Lambe, Hon. W. Roinilly,Sir Sam.
"bell, J. Lainbton, Ralph Russell, Lord Wm.
moihali, Lord G. Lawrence, French Scudamorei R. P.
iheiab, Win. Leach, John Sharp, Richard
=
Geo. Lefevre, C. Shaw Shelley, Timothy
Sedk7 Lloyd, J. M. Sheridan, Rt. Mo. R.
lie, H. Macdonald, James Smith, John
Xs, Thus. Madocks, W. A. Smith, Wm.
*bend. R. Mahon, Viscount Stanley, Lord
Ilodat,Rtiton.W. Markham, Admiral Taylor, M. A.
holas,Hon. C. l— Martin, Henry Temple, Earl
bathis,Hon. R. S. Mathew, Hon. M. Templetowo, Vis.
Nington, Lord Maisie, Hon. Wm. Thompson, Thos.
gen, kion. W. Milbank, Sir Ralph Thornton, Henry.
Elliot, Rt. Hon. W. Miller, Sir Tho. Vernor, G. G. V. L.
Elution, T. Milton, Viscount Walpole, Hon. G.
Feiguson, General Moore, Peter Ward, Hon. J. W.
:111,
Mudd, Lord H. Morpeth, Viscount Western, C. C.
tspatrick,RaL R. Moseley, Sir Osw. Wharton, John
rankland, W. Mostyn, Sir Thos. Whitbread, Sans.
,Rt. Hon. H. Neville, Hon. Rich. Wilder, Fr. John
=vine, Rt. H. T. Nevrport,Rt.H.Sir I. Williams, Owen
North, Dudley Winclham,Rt Hon. W,
ithrght Hon. G. Tierney./ Tenors.
John Calcraft

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON:

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols, for inohey, 631-4 —for February account, 6311.
Reused 64-otunium 24 2—Excbeq. Bills, par 2s. prem.
ilia Stock 22141/ India Bonds, par Is dis.
Cent. Red. Ann. 641 imp. C. 6
s P. 3 per
Spec Cat. Cons. 6:54ji Imp. Ann, at 11.16ths
4per Cat. nit Ex. Bills, Is. prem. par
5 per Cent Navy fidfi English Tickets gm
Lceg Ann. ISI 3-16 Cons' for acc. 621

By the Mail Wlakh arrived yesterday from the Me. '
diterranean, letters have been received from Malta,
Gibraltar, Leghorn, Algiers, &c.
Preparations continue to be made in the Spanish ,
tau before Gibraltar for the siege of that Garrison ; I
but they proceed with so much langour as to excite
so Harm. The southern provinces of Spain experi.
°ace a degree of scarcity at this moment but little
calculated to enable a besieging army to adopt vi.

Serous measuros against Gibraltar.
On the 22d of December, a proclamation was
issued at Gibraltar by the Lieutenant-Governor
against the exportation of grain, on the presumption
that such exported grain might facilitate the hostile
proposes of the enemy. No general embargo appear,
Pane been laid in the Spanish ports.
An article from Villa Real, which appears in
tietibrallar Chronicle, gives some account of the situ-
*. of Lisbon.
A Gentleinan who has arrived at Fainamith in the
Ametican ship Active from St. Übe's, sent in by the
Alan cutter, reports, that he left Lisbon on the 13th
at which time things were pretty quiet, but misery
elifamine were daily gaining ground. Only eight
*ten of the inhabitants had fallen in the not! but
French soldiers had often been folind dead in the streets
is the morning. Count No.:10:v, who commanded
the Police meter the old Government, had been con&
tinned by Amor, and taken into particular favour.
All English property that could be found had heels
confiscated, and heavy contributions levied on the
Portuguese, thousands of whom had applied for pass:
Pelts to retire, but without success: St. Übe's ton-