Star.
London, England, 1802-12-01 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

BARCELONA, Nov. 6.—A Portuguefe fquadron,
confining of four chips of the line, has entered the
port of Carthagena, in order to take in provilions,
and immediately again put to fea to continue their
ernize againft the -Barbary pirates. We fcarcely
icrtain a hope that our difpute with the Dey of
Algit. i can be adjußed without great facrifices.
It i laid that the million which Citizen HES-
SIAN, Secretary of the French Legation at Madrid,
was employed to difcharge at Lilbon, has been
happily fulfilled.
Mt. FILERS is hourly expeded at Madrid.
A Minnie': from the King tf Sardinia came to
congi mutate hi, Majefty on the marriages which
have recently been celebrated : it is Alerted that
he was at the fame time intiruded to folicit the
interference of our Sovereign to obtain from the
French Government the payment of the indemnity
promifed to his matter, and which he eltimates at
four millions (French) in prompt payment, and
at two millions annual.
Blass, Nov. 19.—We are poritively Allred
that Citizen MULLER, of Muhleck, has jug been
recognized I)) the Court of Vienna, as Charge
d'Affaires of the Helvetic Republic, and that Mr.
DIESSACII, who wilhed to allume at the fame
Court the character of the Reprefentative of the
Hclvetic Confederacy, has been fent away.
CitizenSMAtVßEti, SULT.ER,STIINF It,SCtIWEITH-
7Elt, and REINHLRD, Ex-Prefed of Zurich, have
fet out for Faris, as the Deputies for Schafrotifen,
Zurich, and Winterthur. Rturtrattn had been
at relied as one of the principal initigators of the
late diflurbances ; but he was fet at liberty by
General Nair, when the General learned that he
was eleeied to the Confulta at Paris.
CitizeoMuLlNEN is appointed to reprefent Berne
in the Congrefs at Paris. He is tke fame perfon
whom the Federative Government fent to 'Paris
about fix weeks ago. He waited upon General
NIY and entreated him to fet at liberty RIDING
and his captive companions; but he was only able
to obtain permiffion for M. THORMASS; formerly
Secretary of State, to via ALOYS RIDING, at AT•
bourg, where there is a French garrifon of Soo
men.

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General

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDiNGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUESDAY, NOV. 30.

Admiral BtaKELEY prefented a Petition from the Prifoners
confined is the Gaol of Gloucefta, praying for relief, which
was ordered to lie on the table.

Lord GLENSERVIE appeared at the Bar, and ftated that, in
compliance with the Addrefs of the Houk his Majefty had
been gracioufly pleafed to give orders for laying before them the
uecefrary Eftimates of the Public Service.
An addit:onal Petition from certain Eledtors of the Borough
of Liikeard was prefented, and ordered for confidential on the
fame day which was appointed for wondering the Petition 9f
the unfucceisful Candidates.
Thc following new Petitions were alto prefented :
Two Petitions from Taunton, in Somerfetihire, to be coon-
dered the 24th of February,

A Petition from Bolton on the aft of March:
A Petition from Malmeibury on the 3d; and,
Two Petitions from Stirlbigihire, on the Bth of the fame
month.

Mr. Actxa Nur a b-ought up the Report of the Commit-
tee appointed to confider of the Expiring Laws. It was or-
dered to lie on the table,' and to be printed fur the ufc of the
Members.

On the motion of Mr. VA NSITTA IT, an Account was or-
dered of the Amount of Exchequer Bills iffued under the
authority of an Mt paired in the 42d year of his prefent Ma*-
jcity's reign ertitlrd " An Mt to raife the Sum of 1,500,000 L
by Loans on Exchequer Bills," which at prefent remain out-
Banding and unpaid for.
Mr. CORRY dated, that on a more mature con-
fideration of the fubjea, and in confequence of
what had fallen from very high authority, he found
that it would be neceffary for him to alter the
mode of Proceeding which he had propofed to
adopt refpeaing the Bill for the better organiza-
tion of the Milt Militia, of which be had given
notice to the.Houle. Bills for the regulation of
the Militia were not confidered in the Ira Parlia-
ment in the light of money Bills, but he had learnt
that they were regarded in that light in this Houle,
and hence it became requifite to alter the mode in
which he had originally intended to prefent the
lubjea for difcufflon. He now, therefore, would
move that the Houfe fhould, to-morrow, refolve
itfelf into a Committee, to confider of the laws
for the regulation of the Militia of Ireland. The
Motion was agreed to.
On the motion of Mr. BURDON' the Houfe went
into a Committee on the Small Note Reftriaion
Bill. No difcuffion took place in the Committee,
but a Claufe was introduced, providing tlat the
Bill might be altered, varied, or improved, in the
courfe of the prefent Sedion. The Houle recttmedi
and the Report was ordered for to-morrow.
Mr. PRAED brought up the Report of the Com-
mittee on the Petition of the Sirbfcribers to the
brand Junaion Canal, pratying for leave to bring
in a Bill° for extending the Piovifions of an Aft
empowering them to raife certain rums of money
, towards enabling them to defray the expence of
completing the Canal. The Report was agreed to,
and leave•given to bring in the Bill.
The CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHECTIR role and
raid, that finee the Debates which bad taken place
on Wednefday, he bad been at pains to Inform
. himfelf accurately refpeaing the prefent amount

atilt! Itiogrid Eftabliihment, and he low begged
leave tu (late, that the number of feamen at pre-
fent employed in the public fervice was fifty thou-
fend, He bad now to add, that though yeflecday
there had been noticegiven that the Supplies would
be propofed to be voted for three months only, it
was now propofed to vote them for the whole year.
It would be underfeed, that by propofing fuch a
vote he did not mean the Hoare to conceive that
this eflablithment would adtually be kept up during
the whole year. All that was intended was to
entruft Government with the power of keeping up
fuch an eftablifhment if it fliould be found needfi
fary, and leave any reduEtion which might take
place to be directed by the circumftances of this
country and Europe.—Adjourned.

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