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London, England, 1806-01-22 00:00:00

LONDON.

Corm:T.les Litt Utter to ttiorrodt, poibto..his ftibrcquent

Letters In fuccetbMi, as foots as an opportunity offers.
Of late we hove received numerous letters from our Friends, in-
forming di that the Newfpaper Agents, by whom their Papers
ate forwarded into the country, often fubltitute others fur
TIC STAR. This is a fp..teies of impofition to which dur
cuitomers only can apply the proper remedy. Let them write
to their prefent Agents to dircontinue (erring them, a.id o 6 In-
forming as we dual give 'Mir ordtre to Nowfaten, who do
hot pradtiee the fame fraud. If they do not know the name of
the Agent, let them clikontleue to to►e the fuLdtitated Paper,
n3te the date when they ftop, and pay only up to that time,
finding us notice to provide them with another Agent.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY at.
PRICE OF STOCKs THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK!
Confols, for money, 66ii —for Jan. 6.-4 .—Reduced 593 t
FRICK OF 'STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Nib heck toi . India Stock i 5444
3 per Rcd. An. 594 eid India Bonds, par rS.pron. •
I per Cent Conf. Splif Imp. Ann. Si is 16
4 Per Cent. 7;ifil Ezell. Bah, is a 31 rem,
5 per Colt Nary Soli aniniunt
Lung Ann ty t•t6f Fite& Tickets, t9l. tpa •
Short Apn. f Conf. for ace. bof 6t •
DAUM Jaw. ty —5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. psi
Eacbanse—Dublin on London, 1 11.
Tle Salon of Parliament env opened yefteiday
by Commiffion. This is the fecond time of its
being opened in the abfence of his MAJESTY, in
the courfe of his reign. The former inflance oc-
coned during his Mar sea r's illnefs in 174—
Of court'e the greater part of the pomp and pa-
rade of the cermony was wanting. In the Houfe
of Lords, the Peers were dreffed in their robes, but
in other refpeas, it prefented only the appearance
of an ordinary day. The attendance was very thin.
It compiled, however, the Prince of Walla and
all the ROYAL. Duets, except the Duke of Susses.
Lord Getavizzz, Lord HOLLAND, Lord HAWItli•
soar, the Earl of Cat Liszt, and feveral other Peers,
who generally take an active part in Debate, were
elk prefent. The Marquiffes of WELL/rim and
Lansciowx, Earl NILSON, and Lotd ST. Jolla, were
feverally (worn, and took their feats. The Loan
CM ANC Ik LLOS. read the Speech. On his right fat the
Archbifhop of C ssssss VAT and the Earl of Caw.
oat ; and on his left the Earl of Darrnourte and
Lord AUCKLAND. Thefe five Peers were thw Lords
Commiffioners, The attendance in the Houk of
Commons was iety full. Mt. Fox, Mr. Sandia*,
Mr. WIND 14•11, Mr. WHITBILIAD, Mr. GRAY. and
Mr. Gement PoNsomar, occupied their ufual feats,
upon the oppofition benches. The gallery was
crowded with &angers, in expatation of a warm
debate ; but our report !hews, that the hopes of a de•
bate were difappointed in both Hooks.
The abfenca of Mr. Pier from his feat in the Houk
of C-minsons induced the Oppofition to poßpone the
debate which was otherwife expeited to have taken
place. Earl Co wr tR, in the Houfe of Lords, Lord
HIIIIRYPITTY in the Houfe of Commons, read as part
of their Speech,the Amendment they intended to have
proprifed,if the Rate of Mr. Pi rr had not rendered it a
print of grace and liberality to poßpone it. Their
amendment recognizes the neceffity of vigour, but
urges the day of inquiry into the errors of the pail,
and " to provide that the refources they furniih,
and the powers they confer, may not in future be fo
employed as to increafs the perils they were intended
to avert, and to aggrandize that Power, to which it
is the common intereft of all Europe, as well as of
Great Britain, to fet proper limits." This Amend.
rnent will form the fubjelt of debate on Monday next.
The delay which has taken place in the Debate,
can be of no tnaterial confequence to the objects of
the Oppofition, while it gives a character of conli-
deratenefs to their proceedings, which was never
more requifite than at the prelent momentous critic.
In one point, and it is a molt important one, all
parties kern unanimous, namely the necegity of op.
poling with vigour the inordinate ambition of that
power which has laid the rights of independent Rates
in the dull. May they 'Alfa be unai.irnous in the
means I

Mr. PITT was yefierhy rather wort than better.
The Earl of CHATHAM riffled him previoufly to his
attendance in the Houle of Lords, and his Lordllsip's
report ferved to confirm the fears and alarms of his
friends. Mr. PITT is almolt totally ext.:tufted in body,
although his mind (till retains its lifual vigour.

Lord GRCNVILLI, when he had occafion to al•
lode, yeflerday, to the il'nefs of his relative, Mr.
Pirt,appe.tred greatly affezte.l.
Earl NrA.som, on his inrrndoe;on into the Houle
of Peers yeheiday, was died-,d in deep mourning.—
His Lordiliip looked crtrernel) lorrowful and dejec
red the whole time the Clerk was reading the patent,
which, on arcount of the many remainders, is of
extraordinary lenwh. His dpik i:ai, begins to
a filvery appearance. His resemblance to the late
Noble and gallant Vifcciont is very II long.
It is the intention of MMilers to apply to the
Houle of Commons forthwith—

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