Star.
London, England, 1807-01-06 00:00:00

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tribute of petite to which he.was mna fah(y entitled,
for the manly firmiefs of his conduct throughout the
whole of that part of the Negotiation in which he
was concerned, but at the fame time thought that he
might have been juilified in breaking it off forme
then edid. He differed from an Hon. Gentleman
oppollie him (Mr. Whitbread) in his fentiroent upon
the felt of the termination of the Negotiation. Be
law no reafon to be lorry for the ruptnre- of tech a
Negotiation as that instead he confeffed that when
he looked at the Negotiation, he wifhed for wets as
when he looked at war, he hoped for peace.
1. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQytit,
declared, that at fuch a late hour of the night, and
after the very eloquent and argumentative [peel
which had been delivered by his Noble Friend (Lord
Howick) ha thought it unneceffary to detain the
Houle by delivering any thing in the &ape of a
formal anfwer to either of the Gentlemen who had
fpoken laff in the debate. This much, hOwevo., he
thought it neceffary iodate, that during the v:ltrbi:
time of the negnciation, the molt cordial frirovtip
fubfihled between theConrtof St. Peterfburgh and tl, li ( 1
of London. And, in order to prevent any farther nii:•
underllanding on that bead, he mull again inform the
Houfe, that it was not on aercont- of- the feiztire of
Eanover, but in cenCequence of the other flips which
were taken by PattEGa that war was declared againft
titer by.this country : betides committing ails of open
'hopility againfl us, it fhould be ,corrfidered that it
nips, oply a moath belbre the timed our declaration
being Med, that Petra had' fignea an Offenfive and
Definfive Treaty with France.. Wititrefped to the
term- asijefoidth4 as agreement was come to mutually,
that nothing flsould be Aced to be given up on either
fide, but for yak:able equivalents, except Hanover,
and fonts other places afterwards tlipolated to form
,exceptions to the general fpirit Odle bormagree.d to,
as he had jull sow (fated. .
Mr. PERCEVAL perfiffed in tire maintenance of
kis former opinion, notwithilandiug what had fallen
from either of the Noble Lords nppofite him (Lori,'
Howick and Henri Petty), .and foggetfid, that,' on
account of the listeners ofthe hour, the debate ihould
be adjourned till to•morrow. .
Lord HOWICK declared that it was a ma an.
tibial eontfe of proceeding to adjnurn a debate ,upon
the rubjea of an addref!, where the Houle was una-
.niatnits as to the general objea of that Addrof.. :
Mr. PEIWEVA,L, however. proceeded to flats his opinions at
greakarth. denying, almoft fonence 'by lents:tee, erexy paint
that waif advanced by the Members on the other fide of the Houfe,
and alto the molt prominent parts of his filajcily's 'Speech,' He .
nadntained that we were the dupes of French artifice, and that we
4 (tad faltered the dupery to continue for the (pace of keenl weeks
at the kat, after we should hare broken off she Ncgociation, and
declared, that to a public meafure, inch as dieting terms of Neg..,
claton, he did not think that lord Yarmouth was placed in rued
eircundtances as could authorize his Mijetty's Mirtifters placing
' implicit mafitience, on the parnle eridenceaf a Ferias fia firmed.
the Learned Gentleman then proceeded to arraign the conduit
of
..Minlitersin makes fabfcquent parts of the negotiation. Ha
contended, that a more marked indignation ihould have been
evinced when the Meath Confederation was fettled t and in.
eked ha thought that a fufficient ratio for recalling Lord
Yarmouth; and yet hardly any proof of Its baying produced
remoriftrance.aPpepred. He ilk cwife flrongly urged the thew-
-1 tiosi in which Lord Lauderdale was placed when his pail
ports vrercrefufed, and againft which no adequate remoudranee
was made. On the whose, he thought there war'no peaks
to think that the Negoedaton could flawed, or that peace, t
made, would bare been ohfervcd by fuch men as
.Ilowapasas oast
Tallerrard. He concluded with fume *flagon to the American
Treaty, In which he feared, that tab grlbe titpirlt of confabs
hid been dlfplayed, particularly when It had been concludes!, ap.
patently under •be =enamel the Anwricanilloa importation Asq,
Upon the whole, however, he would concur in the Addrefes
though there were Come pelages which be could not ended] ap•
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prove.
Lend HOWICK made a very abk reply.
Air. w HIIIIREAD and Mr. Pr Reit.VAL mislaid.
The Adeircfs was thee carried unanimoqly.
Adjoutued at live **Cleft.

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LONDON.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 6. .
Ertmitxtro—No bufinefs done at the &cck Iseherge._

is the Hoofe of Commons Tait nigh:, on the "maim of the
Addreh refpetting the late Negotiation, Mr. Warr setae es-
peeled Meld( ditatisfied with the contluet of Midair% and
moved aaameadamat, which was negatived without a clisiliott.
Sane letterset the'roth of December have been reesire4 foam
St. Peterfitarghophich coafiren the accounts to the French Papers
oG Relho having asaumenced hottilitieg mind the Turks. They
Rate that a firm/ Ruffian force, under the command of General
Voa Esau, had takcapoffelfion of Choczitn. It is timed, that
the Ruian General, on his arrival Wore the place, foam:0114
it to furrender. which was refaced* the Reims dna begets to
beadard It. and threatened to take it by Sesta, and pet emir
ens to death felted In the purlieu. This had the defired
7111 e Tarts compiled with the fitaunens, sod the Ruffians did not
tole one fildia.

Some tonne jeoloas of a later dare than Icy before received
aloe to hand ka sight. from which we bays given tome canes
erne firft page.

Government have .reedved very favourable amounts from the
Ronanbead-quarters. Sir Haciroan joule, who brings thefe
UMW ',and who liffifelf few the Rudian armies, Pays he neve
Nadi! troopssiss higher (tale of dlfdpline, better appointed ha
everY/stpaft; or more eager to meet the enemy e term liesietwovi.
The am columns of Ruffians under Generals Brum noun and
Itnenocian, amounting in all to sso,occi men, be rays, mutt bays
4otned en the Bth tie
.ph of Decesilier. He brings as account, on
the authority offerers from lib*, dated the Bth of December,
that the French paifed the Vlach, and took poldgian of Thorn.
Madams from Grandents and Filarienwerder Smarm this issiel-
ligenem:iibut the French were very mith rased by debriefs.—
. About one dearth of the whole army wale down fin du and other
difaim. The Won was open, and the country is which they
have to adt, is a (cries of (omit, mwafs, and rivers.
On the 13th Dreenaber Lord Hirrcuntsost and Suite, arrived
in the Seaaaow gun brig, paire4 then and of Adman% or Cbrif
tianfoe, and eapaited to land at Pilau en the stoth.l'rhe vesture
of the King of Proffitt was on board wilds at Pilau, ready to put
to lea at a moment's notice. The Qpien of Proffitt milted at
Idonitigfbergon the 9th December, and the King watts. be there
on the 'OIL
The Mariam had formed a arta( cordon ad along the Banks
of the Pendia. Their army le in fine wrier, and tit* soleallßeg
plentifultY (applied. The people of Agatha Poland remain per-
folly quiet: and the levies as Notches, Plea, tails, Gods%
and Pope, in ProLan Poland, had by so mans ankrered the
lames of the French.

Notwkhitanding the publication of the Addref► from Kaki-
aka to the Poles," in the French lyrist Paper. we are Wind
to maunder it as a forgery; Wooded to kopek upon the eredslity
of Ma countrymen ; for ws•*srs kermess the lirlt sat►orky, that
only Am et in months ago k work; America, poralmling kale,
and forming es eibliilluseat for hieddf is that country, end we
heft sever hhabi lime of its havfne siturned MI lamps;
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