Star.
London, England, 1802-04-02 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Puff!' Regifter Apprentice Bill was coin:ratted ; and, on
the motion of Sir Wu. PULTENET, a Mae was introduced,
etteneing the provifions of the Bill to Houfes of Indußry, and
other fuck Pad& Inititutiona

Th- Houle ?dinned, the Report of the Committee was re-
ceived, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. VA II SITTA T prefrnted, purfuant to order, fe% eral Ar-
counts refpedling the produce of the Income T. z, and certain
other Public Accounts.—Ordered to lie on the Table•.

Mr. Tit itNEY prefented a Petition from the Fleftors of the
Borough of Southwark, praying the Repeal of the Income Tax
—Ordered to lie on the Table.

Lord BELORAVt moved the feeond reading of the Bill for
amending the Election Meeting Mt.

Lord Teurie and Mr. &taros made fome ohjedtions to
the provifions of the Bill, as in fome degree fubfeeting a nun
to penalty if he thuuld, during the propels of an Elcetion, at-
tempt to perfonn the common duties of hofpitality. They alfu
thought the Bill hoftile to the principle of the Grenville A ift
They however hoped that Inch alterations would be made la the
Committee ail fbould remove the objedtionable parts.
Lord BELCItAVE replied lhortly to thole ftatements, after
which the Bill was read a fecood time and ordered to be com-
mitted.

Mr. N .11 TT AST give notice, tbat a motion would be made
in the Committee of Supply, to-morrow, for grants, to make
good the fums advanced for Corn Bounties, and alto to provide
for certain Plantation Ettimates.

The SOLICITOZ GENERAL Rated, that he would, on Mon-
day next, move for leave to bring in a Bill, to vet certain
Lands in Troika, for the ufe of the MIWAIT Academy at
Woolwich.

Mr. Tim it N CY exprefed a with that the Papers on the table,
refpedting the Four per Cent. Duties, mould be printed.
There Papers were accordingly, on the motion of the CHAN-
cti.Loa of the Exca cote, ordered to be printed.

ISSUE Ot CASH FROM THE SAM

The CHaNcELLott of the EXCHIOII gave no-
tice, that he would on Tuefday next move for
leave to bring in a Bill to continue for a time to
be limited, the reftriaion upon ifuing fpecie from
the Bank.—Adjourned

The following is a Lift of the Minority on the
motion relpeding the PRINCE of WeLas's Claims,'
on Wednelday night laft. We believe it to he to-
lerably accurate ; but, if there fhould be any mif-
take, it is quite unintentional, and we fhall be very
Kapp; to correa it :
Adair Robert Lowther' Sir W.
Andrews, Miles Peter Lemon, Sir W.
Aubrey, Sir John Laurence, Dr.
Bampfyidc, Sir Charles Lubbock, John
Barclay, George Lloyd, J. M.
Barlow, Hugh Lowther, Colonel
Ballard, J. P. LongSeld, M.
Beaumont, Colonel Morlaid, Wm.
Bird, W. W. Milbanke, Sir Ralph
BLackbournJohn—Lanraildre Morthead, Sir John
Bouverie, Hon. Edward—. Mfirser, Sir Wm.
Northampton Manning, Wm.
Botrrole, Hon. Edward..-. Nicholls, John
Downton . . North, Miley
Bouverle' Hoe. W. H. Patten, Colont I
Brogden, James Palmer, John
Bunbury, Sir Charges Plamcr, W.
Burch, J. R. Ponfonby, George
Burdett, Sir Francis Ponfool y, John
Glcraft, John Ponfonty, Right Hon. W. B.
Cavendith, Lord George Penn, Richard
Combo, H. C. Porter, George
Courtenay, John Robfor K. li.
Crew, John Richantion, Jofeph
Dardl, Sir Lionel Ridley, Sir Mattlie.w
Deolfun, W. J. Shakefpeart, A.
Dent, John Scudamore, Colonel
Pickens, Francis St. John, St. Andrew
Donau, Charles Stanley, Lord
Dundee, Hon. L. Sturt, Charles
Srikine, Hon. T. Shun,, George
Pane, F. Spencer, Lord Robert
Fitzpatrick, Rt. Hon. General Stewart, Sir John
Flake% sir Martin Sykes, Sir Francis
Fulkeftone, Vifcount Smith, T. Albeton
Fortier, Right Hon. John Townitiend, Lord J.
Fur, Hon. Charles IMO Taylor, M. A.
Fullarton, Colonel Taylor, Wm.
Yuba, J. Taylor, Charles
Garin.* J. B. Tyrwhitt, Thomas
Gailoigne, General Tierney, George
Hare, James Thelluifon, P. J.
Howard, Hoary Tufton, Hoo. J.
Huai, Wm. Walpole, Hon. Horatio
Huntinglield, Lord Walpole, G.
Jeffery., Nathaniel Watley, Hon. Stuart
Johnitone, Sir V.". 0. Windham, Hon. Charles
loiter, T. Tyrwl:itt " Warren, Sir J. Hadar.:
t. cmp, Thetnas Vieftern, C. C.
Keigut. R. P. Wilton, Rd.
Lt.rgten, Gore Yarmouth, Earl of
Langlion. John Young, Sir William
Lygan, 11Ham

'mum's.
Tbc Hon. T. Minces Boum, R. B. Sheridan.

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FRIDAY, Ari:iL 2.

.PRICh OF STOCKS THIS DAY A fl' Or::;
3 per Cent Coe ra ti 72 if—for April AC... 7sti
for May acc. 731.

PRICE OF STOOL* Fs .s Ir.
3 per C. Cone 3of 3t3atif Imp. :
S per Cent. Ann. to3l to; I FE:hcq.
hap.; Per C 741 Calf. for A.:L.. 7..1i

This Jay we received French J.:•unaic tf :!:e
30th ult. inclufive, from which we La-:.; r:ade
few extrafts.

Her Maissirr yellerday held a Court at St.
James's Palace. The Qu FEN Has acennip,m;ed
their Royal Hjgbneires the Princ?lrcs nes:-..
ELIZAISTIE, Maar, So? iA. ;M.! ; F'.
Royal HighneG the Duke of KEN r,
of CANTERS t'R't and CASHEL ; the French,
politan, Rufi:an, and Har.c.ecrimn Ambaffadc•rz ;
Bifhops of GLoucrs rxt, CHIC lIESTIR, rt!..d Nor..
WICH ; PI BARIOUTISKY, the CHANCEL...PR (4'
the ESC H EQy th ECXETARY at WAR, :illd 4
numerous con.pany of bodi l xcs, as follow :----
Duke of Roxha
Ducheitvs—Dorfct, ikstifort, hiontrole, Chandas and Leds.
Marquis Toss nfencL
Marthiunelles—Sligo, Donegal, and Saliflniry.
Montgomery, 'temple, Malnielbury,
Macclesfield, Breadalbarie, Effex, Chatham, Ormond and OF
Pembroke, Selkirk, and Catfilis.
Countelles--Wilton, Harrington , Breadalbane, Suffolk, Cain-
den, Chatham, Uxbridge, tit. VHICCHt, Chellerfiad, Mansfield,
Wrothurft, Aboyne, and ETcx.

Vifcounts—Sidncy, Hooi, Andover, Middleton and Mendip.
Baroners NageL

Lords--G. Thynne, Sondes, D) nevor, C. Spencer, Cranky,
Pelham, Napier, Auckland, Henley, Fitzharris, Selfea, Mar-
l:ham, Carrinzton, Alv.r 'key, Patrhyn, Whitworth,
Wentworth, R. Fitzgerald, F. Ofbornc,and De Du,ltanville.
Ladies---Cornwall, Holland, M. Paget, C. Paget, 1 Ittleton,
Harrington, Le Defpeneer, C. Howard, G. Thynnc, Winterton,
Walfiugham, Fawcit, Alhburnham, Bigot, Auckland, Sykes,
Clarges, M. Murray, Grantham, Down, Pdbam, Carrington,
C. Sumerk:, Calthorpe, Trigge, C. Denier, Hu.itingfield, An-
dover, J. Thyone, Grey, J. Dundas, Bolton, J. I.B.:ntinck, and
Y•
Sirs—R. Peck, S. Smith, W. Stirling, W. Fawcit, .J.Colpoys,
H. Inglis, W. Pala, J. Heard, H. Parker, F. Sykes, and S.
&ram.

Generals—Rainsford, Harcourt, and Craddock.
Colonelr—Manningtiam, Graham, and Greville.
Captains... Lewis, and Cap&
meires....G. Pelham, Hope, Dick infon, Nunn, J. and C. Ben-
Mick, Hamilton, Hodges, I)awfon, Lee, Ezeiton, L.-azge,
Greville.

Miltreffes--Derby, P.7rciv2l, Wickham, Bragge, Ccmihe,
Jones, Ring, Hodges, White, Cornwallis, Nib gill. N i•
ton, M. Moore, Bragge, M. Brown, Wales Blickburne.
Miffes.—Cornwallis, Littleton, Hdbeck, L Gower, three Dc
Greys, two Irby% Alazibarn, Grey, Bingham, Mi.L.Aux, Copi
at.,l Erficiae.

The Prefentations to her MAJESTY wet e :
JOHN HtILILINO, Efq. of Norwich, by the Luke of Port;
land.

' Lord Mowr comae, fon of the Earl of Eglinti..n.
General CRADDOCK, on his arrival from the Eaft ladies.
Sir H. INGLIS, one of the Diredtors of the E Aft India Company
Mrs. Hoopes, by the Lady in Waiting.
Mrs. Ds tar, of Bolton, in North America, by Mrs.*King.
Lady CIIALLOTTt PAGET , daughv:r of the Earl of Ushrilge.
The Rev. Dr. VI NTT', on his arpointnient to the Regius
ProfelforThip of Hebrew and Canonry of Chrift Church, by Sir
WILLIAM SCOT f.
The Hon. Mifs 1.. Gower, flier,e to the Duke of Beaufort, and
Mifs Br N

Her Grace the Duchefs of DORSET appeared.
with her well known vivacity, accompanied ioy
Lord Airtturwoatu. Her Grace wdie a bcautii4
bouquet of rc.:fci in her bofom.
Mrs. DERBY, prcfentcd by Mrs. Kisn, was
much admired for her beauty, and the finiplicLy
of her drefs; it was of white crape, taftefully ar-
ranged with wreaths of white flowers, and beads.
Lady CLIVE, who attended the drawing-room
yefterday, it being her firtt lince her return from
India, made a moll elegant dilplay ; her petticrat
codified of a double drapery, embroidered, and
decorated with chains and taffels.

The Countefs of TEMPLE, at Court for the fit ft
time this feafon,, appeared in one of the moil ele-
gant dreffes we ever obferved ; it conlifted of
white crape, with bandeaux of uncommon gold
embroidery; body and train of wiii:e and gold.
Mifs B►Nc.Ei.art, prefentz'd by Mrs. Kti:c, wore
a black crape petticoat, richly embroidered with
black bugles and beads; body and train to comet:
pond ; head tires, tiara of bugles, with diamonds
and feathers.' 11.-: Court cloted between five and.
fix.

' Yetlerday her Royal Higlinds the ParucEss crf
WALES gave a public dinner, at her houfe in Charl,;_
ton, to all the General Officers Who have fervid-
in Egypt.
Yelterday Marquis COR NW Al LIS and fuite ar-
rived in town fium Amiens. 11,s Lordthift firlt
vifit was to his fon Lord BRosst ; alter which he
called On Lord HAWK ESL'S./ LY and Mr.:too:No-mu.

Lord WHITWORTH has been for fome time pre-
pared to leave town for Parisi but we undernand
he will not fet off until the Ratification (3-6,-: Peace
arrives.

A brilliant illumination is preparing by M OTro,
in Portman•fquare, againfl the ratification retul as.
On the evening tit the gcneral illumination the
following d.-gallt couplet was fpouted by it worthy
Alderman ill the city
The Definitive Treaty's at leapt': come at le,
" Ant: hattlea and fighting ispat anti
Nothing can equal the rejoicings at Stamford on
the occafion of the Definitive Treaty: the popu-
lace, on the Mail entering the town, took the
horfes from the coach, and drew it in tritimpli to
the Pofi-otfice. The Marquis of EXETLit lent a
quantity of wine to the Lt:iceftr sliliti,t, qrar-
,tered there ; and the rejoicing.. will.? have Leen
perfect; hut for an unfortunate accident : a f..!.!•
piece, ramrod having been cart:e(s!y
was difchatged among a great numbts cf pet.:
it killed one boy on the tpot, and wout.ded
other perfons dangeroufly.
Accounts of the Preliminaries being fignecl have
been received with great joy at ti.e Cdpe of Gt
Hope.
On Wednefclay a meeting of the rreeliolders of
Middlelix took place, to conli/i.,) of rtitiontog
Parliament for a Repeal o;the locome Tat, when
a Petition was ordered to he plc:Lilted to Parlia-
mcnt.—The buiin. Is was opened Li irir. AWL] now
, SKINNER.