Star.
London, England, 1805-07-03 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

On the motion of Mr. WIGRAM, a ntw writ was ordered to
be iffucd for the Borough of New Rots (Ireland) for the elcdion
of a Menibtr in the room of Charles Tottenham, jun. Efq. who
has accepted the office of Efche.itor of Munftcr.
A Mel:lige was delivered from the Lords expreffing their Lord-
lips' emicurrtnce with this Houfe in thepaffing of the Irilh Civil
Lilt, the Land Tax Redemption, the Corn Intercourfe, the Poor
Chivy, the Woollen Manufadurers, the Seamen's Encourage-
ment Bills. _ _ _

The fownleian Colleetion, the Privilege Regulation, the Irilb
Infirmary, the Lambeth Water Wo ks, the Bridal Straw Plat
Encouragement, the Spanilh Red Wine Importation (Irilh), and
Limham's Divorce Bills, were each reported, and ordered to be
read a third time to•morrow. _ _ -

The Public Anditors Bill, the Dublin Baking Bill, the Leith
Harbour Bill, and the Spirit Trade Intercourfe Bill, were feverally
read a third time, and paffed.
The Plate Dials Bill, the Sugar Drawback Bill, the Hop Duty
Bill,thc Linen Drawback Bill, the frith Military Survey Bill, the
Irifts Loan Adt Amendment Bill, and Judge Fox's Bill, were read
each a fecund time, and the reports were ordered for confidera-
don to-morrow.
The Quarantine Returns of laft year were laid before the
Houfe. Upon their being entered as read, Mr. ROSE moved for
and obtained leave to bring in a Bill to indemnify inch Perfons be-
longing to his Majefty's Government as may have infringed upon
the Quarantine Laws, by any regulation that they may have
thought neeeffary to adopt within the left twelve months.
The Lords Amendments to the Public Offenders Bill were
read and agreed to.
Lord BROOKE prefented a Petition from the Right Honour-
able Charles Francis Greville againft the. Swathern Whale Fifliery
Bill—Ordered to be laid on the table.
The kith Hearth Money Bill was loft, in confequenee of an
Amendment made by the Lords in a Money Claufe. A new
Bill, however, was afterward. brought in, read a brit time, and
ordered for a fccond reading to morrow.
sin the motion of Mr. VANSITTART,the Report of the Dub-
lin Police Bill was ordered to be taken into farther confideration
this day month.
The Lords Amendments to the Dublin Paving Bill were, af-
ter tome flight oppofition from Lord De Blaquiere, agreed to.
The Paddington Canal Coal Bill, and the Confolidated Fund
Bill, were each paired through a Committee, and the Reports or-
dered to be received to-morrow.
New Bills—The Pilot's Reguiation,the Trills Spirit Duty Col-
ledion, the hilh Paper Duty Colledion. and the kith Hone and
Dog Tax Amendment Bilk—Read a brit time, and ordered to be
read a fecond time to-morrow.
Colonel STANLEY prdented a Petition from Francis Chal-
mer, late of Liverpool, but now of London, corn inerelmtt
praying for a repeal of the pit of the Kiug, Co ar as relates to the
Middle Duty impofcd upon Corn ; and alto praying that the
Houle would not leave a diferetionray power in the Privy Coun
ci! with regard to the Export Regulations of Corn.—Urdered to
be laid on the table.

isLa nr MAW.
Colonel STANLEY brought up the Report of the Duke of
Athol's Compenfation Bill, which was read and agreed to.
On the queltion being put for the third reading of that Bill,
Mr. CURWEN objedcd to the canraffing which was laid to
have taken place for a fupport of the claims of the Nuhle Duke.
Earl TEMPLE pronounced the whole proceed;!‘g to he a fcan-
dallos job, and declared that he muff feel it his duty to protect
againtt fuch a meafure.
VQI4IO sT4.24LAT pprcift4 14i thwough pg4n4i9u that ;be

r Stinting of the ennspenfar inn nnwpwspored was nothing more that,
sa alt of jullice to shat illullrious perfon.
Mr. SHERIDAN was 11.••,d ro lee fi. much of an eterrisa Jr
the eonduet of (wise pt t Cons on this fulled., that 2 N
near him (Earl 'temple), inftead of attemptiog to argu,
had now esint,:nted hhtsi-df with pro eP-ing againft
would have been better, however, it this protelt ha., not L. Jr.
companied with fee% vet y ftrong expretlions; but it Wa•
nately too often the cafe that, when gentlemen fail of pr.:J.261
ftrong arguments, they have recourfe to ftrong ,apedli,v,„ so
they teem not to have tat), more to fay upon the fubjeel, and as th.l
were likely to be defeated, be would advise them to eouGder :he
cafe with more attention in the leifure tune winch the reed, nil
afford them.

Mr. CAt.CRAFT did not fee that the Honourable Gentleman
who Ind jut:. fat dom.. Lad any 1 ight to take credit to kintkit f„;
his attcntiou to this bulb:J.,. He had never had any oifirrd
ment on the cafe in his h.:hd At inch a 'hue a. this he thuuLlst
we Ibould have better autho; :ty than a chins to otlrliheralay.
M r. SHERIDAN e

Mr. WILBER kORC f: did not impeach the intenti.m of thole
who brought forvrtrd the Bill ; but !aid that ha thought it Vodb a
wage of public money through a mill.:Aen notion.

Lot,' DE BLAQyiERE gave his Croft d. tided fur r.r.• to the
Bill, and declared that Lc never gave a more cookieLtiolu vote o 4
the courie of his life.

Mr. Fr 1.1.0 NV F.S laid a few words againft the Bill, 2n .l ;,
Houle divided. For the third rcading, ; agaicti it, 12.-Majo-
rity, 30.... . _ _

The Bill was, after Coate farther elaverfatioa, raffed, and a•
deri.tltu the Lords.

mr.. TROTTSIL.

Mr. WHITBREAD hraught in a Bill to indemnify all filch per.
Cons as may be examined as witnefres arainft Henry Lord Viicovot
Melville, in cafe it Mal! appear that they have nut given talk evo
deuce, prevaricated, or refilled to anfwer.

Sir W. EI.FORD wilted to know whether tke BID incloduli
idemnification agaltift civil as w•ll as criminal pror..cuticn

Mr. WHITBREAD iiiformea the Ilan. Member that, as the
Bill now Rood, It went no further than to an itnleinnificati,n
agaiult any criminal procefs which might othenvite be had.--W.
tainly, it would be cnnipctent to the ilunourable Member. or atr
other Honourable Gentleman who might think fit, to more
Amendment to that effect hi any future Rage of the Bill.
The Bill was then read a firs time, and ord,rcd for a fumed
reading to-morrow.
Mr. Serjeat.t BEST pot off his motion which flood for Thug.
day until neat feWou.—Adjourned.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY. JULY 3.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Confols, for July 5911—Reduced 58H--Omnium 4.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock, 1794 aot 180, I India Stock t 52.4 tB3
3 pc: Riql Ann. 58E4 India Bonds, 21.135. dif
3 per Cent. Conf Ann. Mit Ditto Ann. 9:
4 per Cent. 7.5 ff I Irith 5 per Cent3.B6l

Intelligence has been received by the Mail from
Gottenburgh, that Aufiria has certainly demanded
an explicit explanation from BONAPARTE refiefiing
bis farther deigns on Italy.

No farther accounts have been received from the
WeR Indies. We have feen a number of letters be-
tides thole we alluded to yellerday, but they prevent
very few new fads, and therefore need not occupy
much of our columns. We may, however, foor. ex-
pea important intelligence from that quarter.
It is a vet y important faa, that fo !AO AS the zza
of May, the enemy had not commenced any opera-
tion. At that time they were am in ?crt Royal,
Martinique, lying at 1:i:gle anchor. Som.: reports
Rate them to have been there on the asth, but this is
not fuficier•.tly ostiiruied.d.

It is the opinion of many, in the City, th,! r:•r, main
object of the enzmy• is an attack on jantaict, and
that their flay at Martinique is only for the pm-
pole of refrefhing their troops a littl any c,Tccn-
trating their force. Little apprehenfion is, how•
ever, entertained for the fafety of the ifiand, and
every delay on the part of the enemy increafes the
probability of NELSON falling in with them be-
fore they effeel any important obje&.
Lord NELSON, we underliand,pasTed the Madeiras
on the 17th of May, under a prefs of fail, and there
is every reafon to hope that he arrived at Earbadoes
on the 6th or 7th of June at the 'area. It appears,
therefore, that from the devious courfe ptrfued by
the enemy, Lord NELSON was not above three weeks
behind the combined fleet.

The following are vrads from the Jamaica Pa-
pers:
ST. JACO DE LA VFGA, MAY We are in-
formed that his Honuur, the Lieutenant Governor,
has appointed 111.-ulday the zoth indent, for rectiv-
ing the Nation 1,3 c continuing the interc,,urfQ,
the United States.
" The following information was :Led from the
King's Houle, oa Thurfday, in confequence of the
dirpatches received by his Majetty's fi igate Mrac I, KY;

(CIRCULAR.)
" Ste, King's Honfe, May ro.
The Lieutenant Governor dirt is me to aLqu tin: you, for
Information of the parilh of —, that the Mercury frigate ar-
rived yefterday at Port Itoyul, with difpatcbes to his Honour
from Vice Admiral Sir John Orde, commanding hi+ Nfajetty's
(hips of war off Cadiz, dated on the tcth cf April tall, of which
the cnclofed is an eat,adt. The Lieutenant-Governor, h. log ap•
prehenfive that the force in queftion, if defined for an att.ck upon
this ifland, may make its appearance faddeoly on the coot, his
Honour &fires that you will call a meeting of the principal inba•
bitants of the parilh, to coralder of the bell means to be atler.4l
for preventing the enemy atom fubliitieg theatfelves, Sc.:.:.
therein, Amid they effedt a landirj before a fiacien: f..r,•e es'l
be colledted to oppofe them, as well as for fccur:tiz the (hip-
ping and prcperty in the harbours and towns jn the p. rich, or Lt
leaf fur preventing them from felling into the hands of the enemy.
" I have the honour to be, iStc."

" Chief Magiftrate "
Extraa of a letter from Vice. Admiral Sir JOHN
ORVE, Bart.:—

" Glory, at Sea, April ta.
" I haste difratclrd the Mercury frigate with this to aegt.aint
you, that yeiterday I was compelled to quit my flittiJo before Ca.
Jiz, by the fudsien appeatance of the Toulon fleet, confiding t.f
ao
or 24 fail, tt or is of them certaitly of the line, the reft htacy
frigates at leaft. In the crchinr the fleet was aide off the h.eht,ug
of Cadiz, where one French ibip of the line, anti fix or tents Silt-
nilb, were real, to juia them in an hour, .„nd three or four of the
latter in 24 hours. What the dtitinottion of this force, attn. to
patiattic, gm be, t:11: qut pap it t: be

•-sf rtported that the Spanifh (hips ware bound to he Havinnala
whether any troops are on board thefe ihips I cannot afcertain."
" Kinglton, Jamaica, May 13.

e The flip Gcarr. and Bridect,with naval aorta, for Barbadoes,
:d the fhip Brothers, bound to Savannah-la-Mar, two of the
'aft London feet, heve been oaptuied to windward of Barbadoea
-.11,1 carried into Guadaloupe."

FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS;

V.Te have received Dutch Journals to the 27th, and
french to the 26ch ult. inclutive.

The views of BoNoyArrs become more and more
obvious every day. Europe mall fubmit to his foray
or unite againfl him.
A letter from Nlilan, dated the 3d June, mentions
an intention of fhortly removing the feat of the Italian
Government to Rome, " the antient Metropolis of
tl!f:. world !"

All the forms of incorporating Genoa to France
have been gone through. The naval and military
powers of that country have adopted the French en-
cl.-4n, and all are now at the difpofal of the Corfican,
%shore agents are already in the aCtual command of
Om. The Ligurian Conaitution has been entirely
abolifhed ; and "gaffice is for the future to be ren.
tiered in the name of the Emperor of the French."
The enemy, while he thus violates every principle
of honour znd of juaice in the advancement of his
ambitious and infamous views, lofes no partible op.
Forman:, of 'aolding up Great Britain as the only
c'.;aacle to univerfal tranquillity.
BONASAETE, it is faid, is not expefted to return to
PA:i5 there two month:. His brother Louts, report
ys, is to command a lazge army on the coati, and
to have bib head quarters at St. Arland.
!,ASN ES is returned to Paris.'

It was lately rumoured at Ba-;onne, " that advices
had been received zt Cadiz, from the Ire of France,
of twelve fail of Englifh outward bound Incliamcn
having been taken, full of troops." This flatement
4.5 evidently falfe. cne of the WI Dutch papers
we find the following paragraph :—" On the 22d
inftant the 5 per cents. were 611. 75c. to that it may
be concluded that the reports circulated in Paris gain
no ground, refpening the taking of Jamaica, and of
the capture of fi7e Britifh men of war, and fiv•: Earl
Indiamen."

Lucca has applied to the new King of 'ley ro: a
Prince of his Houle, and a new Conflitution.
The French laws are to be introduced at Parma
and Piaccr,La. We learn, by letters from Parma,
of the 4tb init. that the arms of the BOURBON. a,,d
of the FARNESE Families, are taken down from all
public buiichngs ; the Body Guard, which had been
continued in fervice, was difmiffed ; and the Spatiith
Legation, which refided at Parma, was preparing to
adepatt. It is probable. therefore, that the French
empir: will not confine its encroachments on Italy
to Genoa.

The fplerdid diadem, which the Emperor will pre-
fent to the Pope, has bee* exhibited to his Majelty
at Mi'an, and Cardinal FESCH is Char Zed to ear it
to his Hands. The diadem, or tiara, was made at
Paris, :t :s richly !et with diamonds, rubies, &c. and
there is an emerald at the top of it, fupporting the
crofs, weighing an ounce and three quarters. This
large emerald h.td been preferved for feveral ages in
the Tx-eafury ef the Vatican, and is now given back
to the Pope, by the Emperor.
Intiruftions have been idled at the Hague lot the
Counfellors of inances, :n the different departments
,of the Batavian Commonwealth, and the ditlrid of
Drenthe, llipulating their numbers, ranks, and refi-
clences, in twelve articles ; alto an inflruflion for the
:Secretary of State fcr the Department of 'Finances,
and another for the Secretary of State of the Interior.
The French Government has ordered 15,c00 Con-
fetipts of the Referve of the year 13, to hold them-
felves in readinef to march within a month; and it
:s mentioned for certain, that the Army of Referve,
which is atfembling in the Department of the North,
Zfrom
.oacnd to Calais) will be commanded by
rtirme Lowe tostaraart. .
By letters frOm Curacoa of the nth of May, all
vas well at that. fettlement.

EERLIN, JUNE lg.—The Ruffian Noce BARA•
rmsnr arrived here from Peterfburgh, and •••-•---
TAYLPR, Efti. the Euglifh Ambaffador at Caffel,
from London.

VIENNA, Juxe Maidly the Emperor has
fet out for Prague to fuperintend in perfon the admi.
nifiration of the provinces of Bohemia, threatened
with a famine in confeluenec of a bad crop. ,
FRANKFORT, Jose B.—Their Prumin Majellivs
hale arrived in Franconia. They paired the tall].
on the 4th, and were to be on the sth at Furth,
"!'_'re they were to be met by the Grand Mailer of
tie Teutonic Order, the Archduke Viaor, and the
Elcaorai Prince and Ptincers cf Hefre.

The Emperor of Germany arrived in he 3oth of
May at Prague, accompanied by bib Adjutant Ge-
neral, Count L ytat RTY, by the Chancellor of Ugate,
and a Counfellor of Erben.

.Iw:a t;.—Letters from Prefbourg, of the 3 if
of May, fay—" The people in Gallicia become fu-
rious, in confecptence of the great fcarcity which
prevails in that countr:, have in different places
proceeded to vialeiit meofitres azainiipthe Jews, who
carry on trade in corn, and agalnlt
Am,mg the means employed to prevent the increafe
cf this novelty, Government have not neglaled to
,kithdrow from the provinces which fuller 11::
a csrttia Dumber of rezinKnts, a !1:;1".17C WiliCil

fort•ilghted politicians imineaiistely afcribed to other
motives•"

1•11;REMS ERG, JV NE 7.—This morning his Majefty
the KING Of PK UiStA arrived in our city, and paid a
vifit to his Highnels the Grand Mailer of the Teuto-
nic Order. His Majely !laid here only a few hours,
but we hope that he will return with the Queen be-
fore he Pets out for Barenth. He was complimented
by a deputation from our Senate.
Jt sts: I r.—lmmediately after the Arrival of the
Marquis LUCCHESINI from Milan at Furth, couriers
were difpatched to Vienna and Peterfburgh, on the
fubjeft of the incorporation of the Republic of Genoa
with the French empire. It is fail that this event
will in no way °bared the prefent relations of Pruffia
with. France. •

COPENHAGEN, jurre 4..—Yenerday the Princefs
Royal was delivered of a Princefs. This happy event
was announced at fix o'clotk this morning, by the
firing of the guns on the ramparts, and th'cre was a
grand. Court at the Mace of the Prince, who receiv-
ed the congratulations of the Nobility on the occafion.
Jove r I.—Our fquadron of evolution, confining
of tcn !hips, went out of port yeflerday to enter the
Roads, and this day Rear Admiral LUTICIN boiled
his flag on board the frigate nederikileen. To-mor
row, or alter to morrow, this fquadron will fail for
the Baltic.

HAGUt, June to.—There ate now building in
the dock at Rotterdam, a three decker and a frigate,
which, according to every appearance, will be ready
to he launched before the end of fuoimcr. •

JoNe 17.—1 t is expelled that a 14F, will loon be
poblilhed here, to fuirend the payment of ;.11 debts,
.khich may be due to the E.tgl lh by the fubjeds of
the hatavian
MINISTRY OF Tilt MARINt.---11' Spanifh priVa•
teer the Bangadoz of St. Ander°, Captain ANTONIO
d'AKASSUs, mourning four three pounders, and hay.
ing on beard 79 men, entered one of the ports of the
Channel on the 11,h June, with an Englias prize of
twelve ft:: pouuders and four twelve pounders, named
the Suffolk, Captain Rostne.o4.. This veffel was
from Sr. Vincent with a cargo oftslierces of fugar,
and 41 r., runt, and was c2ptured Air an engage-
ment of. two hours. ITC 131 .gaut.z had taken fix
ether velfels in the courfe other anise ; and befides,
22 1/1:10Ott'S roe had on board, had reheated 'So on a
omA of an equal number being exchanged. The
privateer had two men killed and nine wounded in
different engagements, and during the lafl with the
Suffolk, which was of fupitior feiee, her crew was
much weakened.

CAMS OF CASTIGLIONE, jUNE 13.---Forty-eight
battalions or Wants y, and 45 lqiiadrons of cavalry,
attended by z train of 6o pieces or cannon, are now
mancenvering in the immthfe plrin of .Montechiaro.
Upon an eminence in the middle is perceived the Em-
peror's tent, who from tlitn:e looks on, the pofitions
of Serino, Cartiglione, Montehalcb, and Rivoli.—
The eye is 14 in the horizon, bounded by Mantua
on the one fide, and by the fertile plains of Romagna
on the other.

Never slid France pofTers finer troops, who went
through their manoeuvres with more promptitude, or
were animated by a more enterptifing flirit. Inde-
pendent of this camp, and that at Marengo, we have
a divifion at Genoa, a fec•md at Florence, and a
third at Naples ; In that upon the whole we have ab-•
folutely mere troops in Italy than at any former pe•
rind, without reckoning the Italian troops, who are
formed under their mailers, and appear animated by
the defire of rendering themfelves worthy of theit
Sovereign.
When pcfreffed of fo much power, we ant, we with
only fcr peace, and a peace on fair conditions, can
any thing
.equal the blindnefs of a Powerawhich re.
:lefts it n( a Potter too which, has not the means of
wounding the profperity and repofe of the enemy it
fight% againft
LAYONNE,
_NKr. 18.—A rich frigate belonging to
the Philippine Company, has arrived at Cadiz from
Canton, without hating feen a tingle Engli(h
It is hence to be concluded that the Englifh commerce
with China is not fn atlire as they pretend ;that their
naval force is employed in defence of India; and that
i their tpprehenfions of Admirals I:tplots and HART.
it4c)l, excited by their captures from them, have al-
-1 ready (caddy ditninifhed their trade.