Star.
London, England, 1802-02-27 00:00:00

ARIII ILSTIMATIS.

The SECRIITAZT at WAR preferred the Eftimates of the ex-
pellee of the Land Forces and the Barrack department of the
United Kingdom, from the 25th of March dos, to the 14th
of May following. The Right Hon. Gentleman faid it was his
intention on Wedoefday next to fubmit thefe Etiolates to the
Committee of Supply. They were sakulated upon the fame
fcale with thole for the three months preceding the 25th of
March.

Mr. CA LCRAFT raid herole in the ablenee of his Hon. Friend
Mr. Shaw I.cfrrre, to mo►e, that the Petition relative to the
Tax on Paper, Mould be referred to a Committee ; adding, that
he was autherifal to Elate that the Chancellor of the Ezdsequer
bad no objedion to fuels a motion.
The motion was agreed to, and the Committee appointed ;
among wham we noticed the names of Mr. Sheridan, and the
Members for London, Wellmintter, and Socthwark.

CO34IIIO3IIICATION WITS 11/LLAND.
Mr.WILLIMIS prekated a Petition from kraal Noblemen
and Gankmant of the United Kingdom, Rating the great int-
retaece of • resider and fpeedy coeununicadon between Great
Brenda and Ireland, and complaining oldie delay which at pre-
test frequently took place in that communication, particularly
in pang the Strait between Carmrvontbire and Anglefea. It
ago Sated the great pabSceonvadence which would =foe from
building a Bridge ever the Steak. fo as the fame &odd not in-
terfere with the Nwrlgadon oldie Strait ; and prayed that an
n=ight be paired to en& he! Bridge, end that the Houfe
would grant Poch Aid for that potpie, u to them &odd Teem
er. The content of the Crown to the bringing up of this
"MM. was *Med byaser SIC RRRRRR at WAX. The Pe.
titian haring been read, . WILLIAMS maned, that it amid
be referred to a Committee, to claming the fame, and report
therton.—Apeed to.

Mr. Wituans alfoprefenteda Petition (to the brinie:cp
of s.
which a fireilar eonfent was knifed) horn limner r
with the fame view,for so Ad to croft a Bridle over the River
Conway. in the Brett road to Holyhead. and praying for fl-
rr2l: aid. This Petition was alto ordered to be referred to a
%..i.iuraittee to enrolee the fame, aod report thereon.

UNIMINIAN MIMI COMPANY.
Mr.Taawen prefented a Petition (to thc bringing up of which
the cadent of the Crown was ghee) from the Hibernian Mine
Compswl, Rating the great folks which they fuftalned in conic-
quenee of the rebellion in Ireland, from a large quantity of
144"Pnwder which they ukd in their operations, being removed
the commencement of the rebellion from their Storritoufa
r? a place which was deemed of greater tafety, and from their
'4olthouks being converted into Barracks, by which their ope-
rations war fdpended, and the water overlowed their mines,
'0 the great injury of their property. They therefore prayed
to fuck indemnification u the Houk &could think proper.--
Ordered to lie on the table.
hang the laft day for receiving private Petitions, the
"7e+": at Arms was ordered by the Speaker to inquire if
then. true any more to be prtfented, but none being fortheeni-
, "emfe adjourned at hvo o'clock till Monday.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
3 per C. Confol*, for money, 691-.-for April ace. 691.
Reduced 69f--.4 per Cent. llnff—Old 5 per Cent, tooi—
Ncw S per Cent. wilt—Long Ann. 20 5-16 f.
TRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock Iv* Long Ann.2of 5-26
3 per Ct. Red. 64 I India Stock 2l4}}
3 per Ct. Conf. 6Si 691 69 Imp. 3 per Cent. 6111
4 re Cent. 841 Imp. Ann. tl} 7-16
5 pa Cent. Ann. 954 too Englifh Tickets 161. 17s.
5 per C. Ann. 1797 loaf Conf. for Ace. 69}

Venice 36
Lilbon 68
Oporto 69
Dublin to

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Hamburgh 32 2 2 U. Madrid 391 epee.
Altana 3s 32i U. Bilboa 38 &et.
Cadiz 30 in paper Leghorn 52
Ditto 39i effeetive Naples 44}
Madrid 3o in paper Genoa 481
Duman, Fta. 23.5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. sq.
Ezettar.ge—Elublin on London ii 4.

Laft night a Mail arrived from Holland. The
contents are given in a preceding column.
This day we received Paris Journals to the 22d
infant, inclufive. They contain hardly any thing
of moment. We are happy to find, however, that
a circumftance hated in the laft Mail from Ger-
many refpeaing the proteft of the ELECTOR of
HANOVER againft the fecularifation of Ofnaburg,
&c. augurs no unpleafant confequences. France
and Great Britain teem to be perfealy agreed on
the fubjea.—Tier: CoOftde 57 f. 3o c.

Yefterday morning their MAJESTIES and the
PRINCESSES left town for Windfor.

Yeflerday forenoon Mr. CouavoisEua, the
Meffenger, arrived from Marquis CORNWALL] s at
Amiens. It was generally reported, that the in-
telligence he brought was of a favourable nature.
Government had alfo the fatisfation of receiv-
ing, yefterday, an official account of the Acceffion
of—Sweden to the Northern Convention.

MILITIA Coars.—The Militia Regiments, it is
now pretty accurately afcertained, will be difem-
. .
bodted in April, about which time the general fe-
ll duaion of the forces will alto take place. The
toth of March was the day originally fixed for
all Militia Officers to join their refpedive corps,
preparatory to the whole being difembodied ; but
as the Definitive Treaty is not at prefent expelled
to arrive before the middle of the month, and
fome time mull neceirarily elapfe before the feveral
ratifications can be dialed, the Officers are not re•
quired to join their regiments, for the purpofe
above-mentioned, till the 14th of April.
GINERAL ORDERI.•....(CIRCL LAR.)
" Sit, Horfe Guards. sods Feb. dos.

nave the honour to inform you, that, in confidential of
the prefent dreumftanees of the country, his Royal }fishnets
the Commander in Chief is pleated to extend the period.
during which you are at liberty to ate your &faction in tom-
plying with application of lean of Wain from °Seen of
the Militia, from the zoth day of March to the zath day of
April. (Signed) "H. C , Adj. Gen."

To General --.,&c. Ea. _
The French Government is forming a cavalry
corps, confining of Mamelucks, Copts, &c. which
came from Egypt. It will be 4.00 ftrong. BONA.
f.ARTE will not fuffer either Englith horfes or car-
ria:Kes to come into France; not even a travelling
equil.Nage•

mds Anni Kevin, we are concerned to Rate, was
yeiterday n:9rning worfe than on the preceding
day. She had in the courfe of Wednefday night
burg a blood-vcliel.
Madame Mos Talon, the wife, by a fecret
marriage, of the old Dithe of Orleans, gave, on
Friday fe'nnight, a grand ball at Paris, at which
Madame Bonaparrs, her dzughter, and all the
Noble& of Paris were prefent. The FIRST CON-
suL was not there. AU the Nobicife were called
by their titles.
The THOMAS FAIRS lately admitted to the Bar
in America, is the fonvof a very refpeitable Judge
in that country.

Tuefday a Court Martial was held on board his
Majefty's frigate Jamaica, lying in Sheernefs har-
bour, and held by adjournment again on Thurfday
morning, to try Lieutenant GILCHRIST, of his Ma-
jefty's hoop DILIGENCII, on charges exhibited
againft him by Captain Joists of the raid hoop, for
negleti of duty and contempt to his Commander.
After long and mature deliberation, the Court ad-
judged Lieutenant Gtt.cHafrr to be difiniffed
his idajefly's hoop DILI° sac a, and rendered in-
capable of promotion in his Majefty's Navy, or of
being employed in aaual fervice at lea.
THI•TRI, COVENT GAIDEX.—Laft night the
play of Henry the Fosrth was again performed
at this Theatre, in which Mr. Coons appeared
for the fecond time as the facetious Knight, to
which charader he gave many excellent touches.
I—This altor, different from moll of thole who
have immediately preceded him, makes no attempt
to varniih up his pi&ure of Falb!, by giving the
language of the part in a preternatural voice—He
fpeaks as he always (peaks, perhaps fometimes in
'rather too firm a tone for a fat man of fixty, but
RiU contrives to give, by his exterior deportment,
a very impreflive idea of the unwieldinifs of
the perfon of his hero. In the fcene in which
Faille!! Rands deteßed in a lie, Mr. Coors's co-
louring of the part was extremely rich, reminding
us much of the ftyle of the late admired HE Nora.
sow. The whimfical dramatic colloquy between
the Prises and Failleaf was laft night properly re-
ftored to the Rage, in which the latter delivered
the apology for his own infirmities in a manner
which called forth a loud plaudit. Mr. C. was
alto very pointed in his foliloquy on honour.—
Ltwis's Prince has all the fprightlincfs the part
pollifled in his hands in the days of His/Y[ll5ON ;
on his tragedy kenes we forbear criticifm.—Sio-
Doss's &Oar, in Tome of the moll animated palfa-
ges, is little inferior to his uncle's delineation of the
fame charafter. MueILAY was laft night fo hoarfe
as fcarcely to be audible in the Ka r. Of the reit '
we have nothing particular to remark.