Star.
London, England, 1802-04-24 00:00:00

GERMANY.

VIINNR, APRIL 7.—lt is faid that a partic•:!lt
Congrefs will be held at Strafburgh to difctils the
German indemnities.

On the 4th inft. the French Ambaffador, Cit;zen
CHAMPAGNY, received a courier from the Kniiter
TALLEYRAND, with the Definitive Treaty
Peace, figned at Amiens. The Ambufrador
mediately communicated the intelligence to cur
Minifters of State.

HAMBURCH, APRIL 16.—1 n confequance of a
propofition from the Court of St. Peterfburgh, re-
lative to the general maintenance of the family of
the Bourbons, a great Court has fignified in writ-
ing that it has no objedion, but that it has alreadi
expended for that tinfortdnate family the great
fum of 6,000,000 of dollars.
As loon as the Treaty of peace between Eng-
land and France was publicly known, the Emi-
grants began to flock from all quarters towards
the left bank of the Rhine, on their return to
France. On the 4th of this month, the news of
the Definitive Treaty reached Vienna, on which
the price of the State Paper had a great and im-
mediate rife. It is alfo reported in that capital,
that the delegation for adjufting the indemnities
is to hold another Congrcfs at Strafburgh.

PARLMMENTJIRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, APRIL 23.

Sir Richard Hill prefented Petitions from the Towns I
Wallingford and Borough of Newark, praying an Ad to pr
bibit Bull-baiting.
Lord HAWKESSURY brought up the Report of the Commit-
tee on the Petition of the Weft India Dock Company, which
was agreed to ; and tit? Noble Lord obtained love to bring in
a Bill purfuant thereto.
Mr. BAILER prefented a Petition from the Coal• Meters of
Weitminiter, praying for leave to bring in a Bill to amend ca.+
taro Laws which related to the Petitioners...-Referred to a
Stied Committee.

Mr. CORRY brought In a Bill to continue for a limited time
the Adt reftraining the Bank of Ireland from iffuing fpecie•-•
Read a firft and ordered to be read a fecond time on Monday.
Ordered on the motion of Mr. Cotter, that estimates be
prefented of the Pay and Cloathing of the (nib Militia for the
year 1802, and the expence of certain allowances to the Sub-.
altern Officers during peace.
Mr. VANSITTART brought in a Bill to continue and amend
the Adt of laft Seffion permitting Britiffi Plantation Sugar to be
warchoufcd, and regulating the Drawback on Sugar exported.
Aifo a Bill to permit the Importation of French Wines in flafits
or Bottles—Read a firft, and ordered to be read a fecond time
on Monday
The Houfe in a Committee further confidered the Bill for
improving the Port of London..--The report to be received on
Monday.
The Bank Reftriaion Bill was read a third time and patted.
The Exchequer Bills Bill was read a fecond time, and conk-
' 'rotted for Monday.
The Houfe having refolved into a Committee of Ways and
Means, Mr. VANSITTAIT moved, that it be the opinion of the
Committee, Ste. that the pay and eloathing of the Militia for the
year dm, and the allowances to the fubaltern officers during
peace, Gould be provided for out of the money arifing from the
Land Tax for the year ilioa.—Agreed to.
Colonel Et roan deed whether it was intended by Minificrs
to make any provifion for the Surgeons of the Militia during
peace, as otherwife he Should teal it his duty to bring forward a
prepofition on that fublea.
Mr. VANSITTART faid that fuck a propofition mutt
nate in a Committee of Supply.
The Route reamed, and the report was ordered to be re-
ceived on Monday.
Mr. Ate:mum, brought up the Report of the Committee
on the Income Tax Repeal Bill.
Mr. VANSITTALT moved a Claufe, providing, that in any
DiftriEls where Conamiffioners had been appointed under any

of the Income Tax Bills, and had declined to la, it mould now

be lawful to appoint new Conuniffionen to coiled the arreArs
due. The Hon.-Member propofed another Cbufe to 7,ulAte

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the mode of appointing there Commilßoners, and of enforcing
the collection of the Arrears of the Tax. Thee Chafes were
adopted, the Report agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be r;sl
a third time on Monday.

.AND-TAX.
Mr. ViNSITTART laid, that in the abfence of a...,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, he was defired to
give notice, that it was the intention of his R;ght
Hon. Friend, on Monday next, to move for leave
to bring in a Bill for confolidating the level al
aBs relative to the Sale and Redemption of the
Land Tax.