Star.
London, England, 1805-01-28 00:00:00

P4RLIAMENTAIir PROCEE►DINc;S.

HOUSE OF COMMONS. SATURDAY. JAN. $6.
The SPEAKER having taken the Chair at four o'clock.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Committee
of Ways and Means of yeherday. The Refolutions continuing
the ufual annual duties on malt, fugar, tobacco, and fnug, were
feverally read and agreed to, and bills ordered to be prepared and
brought in accordingly.—Adjourned.

LONDON.

MONDAY. JANUARY all,

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY ATONE O•l`I.00K

Confab, for money, 6, i—Ditto, for Feb. 61i.

Yefterday arrived ten of the Hamburgh Mailknpw
due, the contents of which have in a great nuature
been anticipated by the French and Dutch papers.
The Hambargh Correhonderst, under the head Paris,
January 9, (peaks of a report that fome difcnffroo had
taken place with Count Commit., the Imperial
tAmbaffador, at Paris, on the fubjed of the A.uftrian
army ambling on the frontiers of Italy. It is Paid,
however, that thefe dircuffions are likely to be ami-
cably terminated.
It is Paid that the French Government have pro-
pored to confer on the King of Sardinia, by way of
indemnity, the fovereignty of the Scree Iflandira

prole& which it is eat/ to fee would l” rejected by
Riau.

Intelligence from various parts of Italy gives reafoa
to fuppofe that the Court of Naples has been com-
pelled to abandon its fyflem of neutrality, or that
the troops of France have entered the territory of his
Sicilian Majefly. As a preliminary (Lep towards this
movement, the Italian troops, in the pay of Frances
were to re-enter Italy, and occupy fuch places as the
French fnould quit on their advancing into the Nea-
politan !fates. The Englills Minifter is Rated to be
in momentary apprehenfion of being obliged to quit
the city of Naples.

M. deVa Ita RUNES, a French emigrant, who, though
in the fervice of the Emperor of Russia, was, on the
demand of the Minifler of Bonaraars, arrefted at
Rome laft fummer, and delivered into the hands of
the French, has been releafed.

Their awed& Magmas have at length quitted
their dominions in Pomerania. They fet out from
Stralfund on the 6th infant, and were expeaed at
Stockholm, by way of Irlladt, before the expiration
of the month.

The departure of Luctss BONAPAM from Rome
which we were apprifed of long ago, through the
French papers, is afcribed, in the German Journals,
to a dread of the contagious diflemper, which had
jug begun to manifeß itfelf in Italy.
General Ileum s bad not left Conßantinople on the
29th of November, but an efcort had been appointed

to attend him. It is timed that he waited a courier

from Piris.

The Emperor of Russia has definitively fixed the
city of Kief, in his dominions, for the residence of
his Majeßy Louis XVIII. He is, however, to re fide
at Mittau, until the returning mildnefs of the feafons
flail enable him to remove, with all his houfehold, to
the abode which the kindnefs of his Rau Mai Car
has provided for him.

A confiderable alarm has been excited in the Nell
of Scotland. by the appearance off the =aft of AP.
gylethire of two large foreign► (hips, full of men. One
of them, which was fuppofed to be a French man of
war. had run into the Creek of Arnsaddy. and as the
Tourterelle frigate, from Greenock, a Revenue Cut-
ter, and two or three private armed (hips, (in which
the Fencibles and Sharp (hooters voluntarily embark-
ed) went in quell of her, there is great reafon to hope
the will be captured. There is every reafon to believe
that thefe Chip: are Dutch Eaft-Indiarnen from the
Cape, which were endeavouring to effed a paffage
round the northern extremity of Scotland.
The following is the latch intelligence received in
town on this fubjed
Grcenock, seth Jan. Eight o'clock in the Morning.

44 No farther advices have reached this from Ar-
gylefhire regarding the (hip of war in the Sound of
Luing, indeed, the weather has been fo very fformy,
for ante two or three days pall, that the communi-
cation by the ferries muff have been cut off. Some
accounts, however, may be expeited in the coerce of
this day, as Lieutenant }luau, of the Navy, was
difpatched early on Tuefday in the excite wherry
Rationed here, to proceed to•the place by way of
Lochgilphead ; at the fame time the Royal George
cutter, Captain CRAWTORD.faiIed from the Cumbrses
to proceed round the Mull of Kintyre, to watch her
motions. One divifion of the Sharpthooters marched
to Gontock on Tuefday, and got on board the Nep
tune ; the detachment of the Defence Regiment got
on board the St. Andrew at the Tail of the Bank,
but the gale increafing, the other two divillons of the
Sharp(hooters did not get on board till late laft
evening. _ _ _

.4 The following is the order of embarkation, and,
Should no news reach this before ten o'clock, the
Nuatiron arc immediately to put to fea :
ourterelle frigate-1R diviSoo of the Sharp Shooters—Cap-
tain Lce and Lieutenant Baine.
Neptune—sti do. do. Captain Nl'Dowal and Lieutenant Ritchie.
Mercury-3d do. do. Licata. M'Naught and Laird.
St. Anthew—Detachment of the Dcfcncc Regiment... Captain
Stewart and Lieut. Kippen.“
otirgow, 24th Jan. three o'clock, P. M.

46 The Guard of the Greenock mail coach fays,
that on his way to Glafgow he obferved he above-
mentioned fquadroo fail."

The Papers moved moved for by Mr. Gear, rela-
tive to the Spanith Negotiation, are to be granted
this day without a debate.
Yefierday morning the ROYAL FAMLY attended
Divine Service at St. George's Chapel. and heard a
(errnon preached from the &It eplale of Timothy.
chap. i. ver. After Divine Service, the ROYAL
FAMILY went to Froginore.
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Saturday afternoon a Cabinet Council was held at
Lord bitmcs ay s's office. in Downinereet, at which
the LORD CHANCELLOR, the LORD PRESIDENT, the
CHANCELLOR of the EICHEIMER, Earls Omer,
WarrnoasLarrugriaTaam,andßucsianumaswiss,
Vi(counts MELVILLE, and CASTLENEAGH, Loris
HAWKESSULY, and MULGRAVE, were relent:

On Friday Lord SIDMOOTH, and a large party,
dined with Mr. Psrr, at his houfe in Downing-fireet.

The Speaker of the Houfe of Commons gave an
elegant dinner yetterday. Among the company were,
Lord Temple, Lord Folkeitone, Lord Mullion, Lord G. Ca-
vendifb, Lord R. Spencer, Lord William Ruffen, Lord Archibald
Hamilton, Sir William Young, Mr. Pox, Mr. ErStine, General
Fitzpatrick. Mr. Thomas Grenville, Mr. Adair, Mr. G. Hondas,
Mr. St. Jean, Mr. Gray, Dr. Lattrence, Mr. Dudley North, Mr.
' Caleralt, Mr. E 1 Mr. Whitbread, /Lc.
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Late on Saturday ruzln difpatcbea were forwarded
from Earl CSOIDIN'S -COffiC9 to Portfrnouth, to be
fent to Sir ALIIMIDBIL /ALL, the Minifter at Malta,
and to General '•z at Gibraltar.

Itf.4RK.LAvE►.

COIN SICHANCE, JAR. sB.

Our freih imports of Wheat to.day arc in but
middling quantity, and many buyers, that of fine
quality, is readily taken off at fail p. per quarter
fince our lafi—Our imports of Barley are large,
in much demand, and are alto dearer—Malt like-
wife—White Peas are in plenty, with each fort
of Beans, and are at little variation of price. We
have not many further arrivals of Oats, and fates are
named nearly as laft week.—Fine Four is in tolera-
ble good (apply, and p. dearer than our Lail quota-
tion.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER:
What, 80. loos. t t 4s. per qr. Grey Peale, 454. to 491.
Fine Ditto, t z6a. t sea. od. Bans, 481. 541.
Rye. 54e: 381. Tick Ditto, 41s. al&
Barley, 485. 531. od. Oats, 28s. 311. 341.
Mali, 805. 86s. Poland ditto, 355.365. 6d.
White Peale, sof. s 6). Rape Seed, 441. to 48L pet lift.

PRICE OF FLOUR.
Floe Flour 935. to zoos. Seconds 9os. to 935. per tack.
DROSS TIM GIARTYR, SATURDAY, JANUARY 36.
Average Price of Corn In England and Wales, from the return,
ending the 19th of January,
Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. IPe
s. 4. s. s. d. a. d. s. 1. s. d.
86 7 33 0 44 s to o s a
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns madig
In the week ending January 33, Is 511 s. 2d pa hundred weight.