Star.
London, England, 1804-03-10 00:00:00

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j the Corps, to eitible them topy the expeaceo of
clotting and accoutrements. •Ualefs fomethim
thl. fort was done, be would alert, in Olson tune
many Corps would be diffolved. He ,aßuded to a,
Corps formerly alluded to (St. Giles and Ar.ervorlte.
Bloomlbury). who were literal thonfand pounds
deficient. The Hoyle mull recolleEt. tit,st they are
providing for a permanent fyilem. Was it intended
to allow them any of their expences, Tuch as drum-
mers, &c.
Mr. BRAGGE propofed. that in option of fine
or imprifonment !build be left to the oftending party.
Mr. FOX obferved. that dißrefs frk, fines, accord-
ing to the regulations to which a Volooteer had fub.
(erased, was lets difagreeable than imprifunmeht.—
The Volunteer might, in loch a cafe, hase an creole
that fatisfied his own mind, and therefore Paid—" I
won't be a party in levying the fine, but ufe your
dißrefs and take it." This was a contlitutional prin.
ciple, and from it had fprung that fpirit now ro evi-
dent in this country.
Mr. PITT propofed, that the amendment.fhould
be withdrawn fur the prefent, till the report was re-
ceived.—Agreed to.
Adjourned at half pall twelve o'clock.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, MARCH le.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS PAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Gat for messy, j6H..ENtte for April sfoli—Aninium st a,
Old f per Cam Spi.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY I

Dank Busk Au
3 per Cart. kat Ass. Ass
3 pa cos. Cast Ann. 541
4 pa Cast. Aut
5 per Cale. Navy get 83/1
5 per Cc= Ast
Aso.Ast

COURSE OF
Anal-ads= 37 7 s UL
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India Boo& is. dIL
Imp. 3 per Gat. 34i
Imp. Awe, 9-1161
Ezcheq. imp, par a s.dIC
°mama si di(.
Lamy Ticket, 17L TOL
Cm2L for ace.. SO Sli
r.XCHANGE.

Cadia —w

NEPigs 37t

. -.
Da. at lien 36 6 Ditto 34 ;:ti I Go-aoa ;S-
-awa:dam 37 s s DC Madrid pap Venice S 9
Hamburg it 3S 011 DE Ditto 34i al. 1 Lilbuo oil
Aims 35 121 DE Bilbao 341 dE Oporto 631
Pula: defoliate s 4 111 ire. Legbon: 46 Dublin :7
Paris - ss S sUL Agio on tle Bank of liana..
learleaux si 6 ditto ji per Cent.
New Donn:, p. 7d. per Ounce.
DI7IILIN Idsaen 6..-.. g per Cent. Goy. Deb. 4311-..
indoor,. Dublin on London. ig.

Our Readers will no doubt penile with great fedi:
&Sion the open and manly declaration made lall
night in the Hon& of Peers by the Loan Caatic
Loa, which, while it does great honour to his Lord.
fhip's feelings and underhauding. mule convince every
man fufceptible of convidlion that Our Revered So.
•sector is in a Rate of complete convalefeence, and
capable of difcharging all the funtlions of Royalty.
The following Bulletin of His Majawrr's health
Ism brought to St. James's this day, a little before
lone o'clock: •

" Queen% Palate, March to. tit/.
" Manua to slanting • favois•Ms *Rios .f

Nis MAyserei reamery."
le S4ited) .41 LUCAS Pill%
" N. itirSIOLDS.

" I.
4 w. mieseDEN."

The embargo was yenerday eitended to all vet Tels
bound to Ireland—probably only to prevent the fail-
ing of velTels under falfe clearances for any of the
enemy's ports. _ _

The Courier le Loam of laa night Rater. that
General MAMMA/ and the Fa-Diretior CaamoT,
have been arretled in France as parties in the late
confpiracy.

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A report was circulated yefterday afternoon, that
the French had gained poaiffion of Elfinettr, but we
have not been able to trace it to any authentic fource.
An alarm has for Come time Willed of France en-
tertaining !wade deligns againa Denmark, but there
does not appear to have been any late movement on
the part of France which can induce a belief that
that 1'ow•el has as yet ben ailually attacked.

Our letters front 11:al mention that four French
Generals have efeaped from Frances and got nn board
one of our frigates. brit du not mention how the in-
telligence Iras been received, nor whether they had
'command. under BARR PARTe, or were ei•elevant Roy.
alill ur Emigrant Generals. It teems probable, how.
ever, that they are of the latter defeription, and that
their quitting France has been in confequence of the
detection of the late pretended or real plot. and not
in cunfeqtience of anything having been Cum-1411y
attempted agairia the power oldie Firm Consul..
It is very probable that the deteBion of the eon-
(piracy will, for a time at lean. flrengthen the power
Ji BONATAITTC, and rivet the chain. of France.
MIR EAU has been the fpettre that has haunted him,
the arm that has fhaken his fecitrity, the obliacle to
the attainment of his w•illtes. Hence it may be con
chided that he will not be delicate in the choice of
means, or fcrupulous in the admilLon of evidence,
to deitroy I.is tival: The atrocious falfehonds, the
confcious lies, (our Readers will forgive the elle of .a
word fo coarfe on inch an occafion) by which this
modern Mtn vim's has diilinguifhed himfelf, are
proofs that he will not helitate to fumith hirnalf with
abundant pretences to root out the remains of licni ur
and principle from the country. CXSAR could not
bear a Posit. ; TusmisrocLis could not endure
even the juit ARISTIDES.
Yet this plot, tliono abrrtis e, thews the abhor.
rcnce of the belt and ablest ruin in. France to the tv.
rant cf France. Mccir s Sc 1.V01.4 may fail in his
Cl:v.ll6f; ; but di:cc liunditJ others at,: as brave
and abdctr;:triz:J, and may be mute lac