Star.
London, England, 1801-12-03 00:00:00

FROM THE HAMMIRCII MAIL.

Roar, OCT. 24.--The Post has received by
an extraordinary courier, a letter from the FIRST
COSISCR• communicating to his Holiners the re-
iloration of peace with England, R uffia, the Porte,
and Portugal. To celebrate this happy event, the
Pore has ordered a foleron thankfgiving in all the
churches.--All the faithful who devoutly attend
at this fervice are to receive a (even years' indul-
gence. The city will be illuminated to night and
to-morrow night.
Vanier, OCT. 30.....4t is erpeaed that 17 regi-
menu from the Auflrian hereditary ilatis will
Coon march into Aultrian Italy. Five of theft are
to relieve the fame number of .Hungarian re -
menu which will return to their own country : the
dellination of the ref is not known.
BERN, Nov. 4..—Every thing here is very quiet:
the new revolution is a perfeEt viltory over the
dilfolved Diet, obtained by the 16 feceding and
13 proteßing members. The new fenate, 13 in
number, affembled yeaerday ; 54 members of the
late Diet have publiihed a prate}, declaring that
the general Helvetic Diet was dill-doted by vio-
lence and force of arms, and that they are not
anfwerable fur the confequences of this meafpre,
which wastarried into effea by the bayonet.
VIENNA, Nov. 7.—Since the arrival of the Jail
couriers from Paris and London, it is generally
fuppufed that no Plenipotentiary will be fen; from
Vienna to the Congrefi at Amiens, but that every
objea that can interell our Court in treaty be-
tween England and France, will be attended to,
and adjufted by the Imperial Ambatfador at Pa-
ris, COUnt PHILIP CORRIITZIL,
The Anal-lan Commandant at Tanefwar has
Pent notice that -Poway ()Gaon has coined at
Widdio Jossrn:Ni ducats, crown-dollars, and
twelve krentzer pieces. The dollars are only of
tin, (livered over, but the twelve kreut7er pieces
are in every refpea like the Imperial. The requi-
; Site notices have been used .by the proper offices
I to beware of this counterfeit money.

PARI.I4AWNTARr PROCERDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, DEC. s.

Lord GLENBtRVIR moved the Order of the Dar forging
ir to a Committee on the Foreign Correlpondence Bill.
The Dill (went through the Committee, the Report was
received, and the lien was ordered to be read a time to-
morrow.

The Srcarraltlr at WAR moved the Oni.tr of the Day for
taking into coilifidissdon the Report of the Militia'Bill.
The Report was agreed to, and the Bill was ordered to be
read a third time to morrow.

Mr. VA MITTA RT brought up the Bill for nifing the funt of
Five Milliacv by Loan or Exchequer Bills The Bill was tr..'
a firft time, and was ordered to be read a fecond tine to-
morrow.

The Houle wan into a Committee on the Exchequer Tund-
lag Bill. The ittpurt was crdeied to be received so-morrow
The Hnufe went into a Commiure on the Provi:lon Lvpnr•
Winn Bill, and the Report was ordami to be received to-
morrow.

The Poor Badge Bill was read a third time, and paged.
Mr. VANIITTAILT beaten op a Bill to frfaire and continue
an Ad for the relief of C Apt re of Prices, with regard to the
landing of Prize Goods. The Ziil was read a lirit time, and
was ordered to be read a [could time to-morrow. •

Mr. Alderman Corns moved the Orr of the Day for SO.,
ins into a Committee on the Dread 13:11.
The Hook having refolatd Kell into a Committee, Mr.
Spew I. in the Clair,
Mr. Alderman CURTIS ;impeded a Clank to oblige Corn
and Meal cadlors to make Returns of all Soles of Wheat aid
Floor. every Monday at the /.lannots-hone. _ . _

he 3 fad, he did not think tbleClayfe came with-
in Ike meaning of the Inßrudions which the Committee bad
received : the Ciente. however, might be propofed at another
Rase of the Bill. and perhaps ea:inconveniently.
Mr. Alderman CURTIS fold, he Otould pay the remelt de-
fesen:e to the Right Hoe. Member who (poke bit, and nes
inclined ici withdraw the Mute.

1 he CHA mcr LLOI Of the ETClestunut faid, that perhaps the
concenient way would he for the Chairman to report pro-
gni, and when the Haute was refumed, full inftrudtions might
be muv d for, and the Houfe might afterwards gv into a coin-
m;' ~.rn the Bill.

Tit fuggeitiost was adopted, the Chairman reported progrefc
and it w. urdt red that the Houk thould proceed farther on the
after the other Ureters of the Day were diipofed of.
The Committees of Supply and Ways and Means were put
of ci 1 Friday.
Mr. VAT! SITTA a T snored for the Houk to infolve itf If
into .t Committet-, to take into eonfideratims the Aft for per-
minim; the Importation of otganzlned Silk, Hu, Om
The lioae n.ving refo:vol itfelf k.to a Committee, Mr.
VA kit IA LT propofeda Itefolution for collation/ the fidd
Nu, a..1.:.-11 WAS agreed to, and a Bill was ordered to he
hrought