Star.
London, England, 1802-11-30 00:00:00

WIN') PS and WIVES of SOLDUIRB, SAILORS, and
MA PIES who were Killed, Wooded, or Died on the
E. t'EDITION to EGYPT.
skh Nov. itlios.
rrHE COMMITTEE for mapaging the Dif.
tribution of the Fund raifed for the relief of the Widows,
Wive,. and Children of the Bridal Soldiers, Sailors, and Ma-
tinee who were Killed, Wounded, or Died en the Expedition
to Egypt, having fatisfied every authenticated Claim that has
hitherto come before them, andOnding from the applications
alreldy mad: to them, that great numbers of took who are
entitled to the benefit of this Fund are difperfed in various parts
of the United Kingdoms;
The Committee being deers= that no Claimants on this
Fund mould lore the advantage intended them by the benevo-
lent Subfcribers thereto, do hereby give Notice, that on a Certi-
ficate to the following purport from the Miniftet of the Pas
where they refide, being tranfmitted to Mr. Cuppage,
War wiek-ftreet, Oolden4quare, the portion of the Baunty
allotted to fuch Claimants will be remitted to them without the
expellee and inconvenience of their leaving their Relidence to
obtain the fame, via.
I hereby certify, that Widow (or Wife) of—,
late Soldier in His Majefty's )Regiment of --, and who loft
his life (or was wounded) on the Expedition to Egypt, is now
rcfiding here with Children; as wieners my hand this
Day of at —, in the County of
The Committee further acquaint the Public, that the remain-
ing part of the Fund is laid out in Government Securities dll
they mail be enabled to make a final diftribution of this Bounty.'
By Order of the Committee,
C. CUPPAGE, Secretary.

PARLIAMENTaRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, NOV. 29.

The following Petitions were brought up and
read, complaining of undue Eletlions for the fol-
lowing places, and the days hereafter mentioned
were feoerally fixed for taking the fame into con-
fidcration :
From Ikbetter . on Thurfday, 3d February.
Balt Grinikad • Tuefday, Bth ditto.
Two from Glafgow,Renfrrw, &c. Thurfday, zoth ditto.
Two from Oakhampton Tuefday, isth ditto.
Harwich Thurfday, I 7th ditto.
Two from Berwick oo Tweed Tuefday, sad ditto.

Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the report of the
Committee of Supply. The refolution was read
twice, and it was ordered that the Houfe do on
Wednefday next refolve itfelf into a Committee of
the whole Houfe, on the Supply to be grantedto
His Majefty.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcHtoysa moved,
that the following Eftimates be laid before the
Houfe, viz.—An Eftimate of the Expences of
half pay Officers of the Royal Marines, employed
in the lift war.—An eftimate of the Charges ne-
cefrary for building, rebuilding, and repairing
Ships in His Majefty's Yards, and other exigen-
cies.—An Eflimate of the Expences of Guards,
Garrifons, and other Land Forces, for 1803
An Eftimate of the Charges of the Office of Ord-
nance, for the Land Service, for tBo3.—An Ac-
count of the Expences incur red, and not proVided
for by Parliament.—An Etlimate of the probable
ExpeilCC4 of the Tra nfport Service for 1803: which
were all ordered accordingly.
He then moved, " That an humble Addrefs be
prefented to His Majefty, to requeft he will give
orders to the proper Officers to lay the faid
mates before the Houfe."—Ordered. And "That
the faid Addrefs be prefented by fuch Members as
are of His Majefty's Privy Council."—Ordered.
The Bill for further fufpending the operation of
certain A&s of the isth and t7th of his
Majefly, for retraining the negotiation of gritscrf
Exchange and Promiffory Notes, under a limited
fnm, was read a fccond time, and ordered to be
committed.
Ordered, That no Petition for private Bills be
admitted after Friday the t ith of February next.
Ordered, That a Committee be appointed to
enquire into the Expiring Laws.
Petitions were brought up from the Maltfters
and Brewers of Coventry, Plymouth, Leominfter,
and Briflol, praying Relief againft the late Mt
for wetting Malt, &c.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Another Petition was brought up from the alp,
rnifts and Druggifts of Plymouth againft the Me-
dicine A& _ _ _

The CHANCELLOR of the EICHEVIR gave no.
tice, that he fhould apply on Wednefday next, in
the Committee -of Supply, for a grant to enable
his Majelly to difcharge certain Exchequer Bills
outilanding on the Supply granted in tRo 1.
Mr. litviwo brought up feveral accounts from
the Cullom-houfe.—Ordered to lie on the table,
and to be printed.
Mr. RobiNsoN brought up an account of the re-
ceipts and difourfements of the London Dock
Company from June 18ot, to May stloaer.Qr-
dered to lie on the table.—Adjourned.

LONDON.

SWAIM' from PITILARCK, In II day OT tWO.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30.
ST. Anti awlr.--Holiday at the Public Office:

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. Coof. 671i...4(.,r :Lamont 681,-.omniuni
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
3 per Cent. Red. 66.11 ercent. 797,99 94 61
3 per C. Conf. 671 1 9.16
Neve 4 per Cent. 814 j Excheq. Bills
s per Caton. too; tot} tor Omnium tctif
Imp. 3 per Ccm I . osif Conf. for the opening 68j1

We have received the French Moeiteir to the
27;h, but it prefents not 2 tingle article worth
transcribing.

A HAMBUROH MAIL
Has alto arrived, which has brought us feveral com-
munications, tome of which are not uninterelling.

Letters from Franck fort report, th at 3000 French
trone* have entered Leghorn and Fifa, but we
matt receive farther accounts before we credit the
fia!ement.

The Rhine at Mayenne is now lower than has
been known for many years at this feafon ; all na.-
vitiation is at an end. The celebrated robber,
lichinderhannes, will be fhortly executed.
The three cities of Hamburgh, Lubec, and
BreMen, have made a long prsteft at Rati(bon•
simcingazikt DaYmcaLClf ortaia ram to th