Star.
London, England, 1806-02-10 00:00:00

•ARLIAMENTART PRvCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8.
Their Lordthips met at half pall three o'clock.—
The Land and Malt Duty Bills, and the Penhon,
Offices, and Perfonal Dime Duty Bills, were read a
fecond time, and committed for Monday.—Ad.
j mot&

LONDON.

MONDAY, Fl
PRICE OF STOCKS Ms

,Codols for neney 6t—for
_ _ PRICE OP STOCK

FERVIARY 3D.
DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t

.count 611--Redoesd 61*
ON SATURDAY.

3pa C. Rod. An 641 I Imperial Ana. 9
3 pa Can. Conf. 6of ot Eabrq. Bllb ts. 3". 3a. prom.
4 Per Cent. 791 i Emil& Ttlias '94 go.
$ pa Cent. Navy 93 Cour for ICC. 6of it f
imwAoo. t 7 z • tor

Since our ha we received Paris journals to the
3d, and Dutch to the 7th jollier.
It will be teen by Marnson's Addrefe to his
Army, the day after the Peace of Prefburgh was
aped, that be has (worn the annihilation of the
Neapolitan Dynaay ; there is nothing to prevent him
from effeaing it. That Power, which should be
bound by every principle of policy, of interest, and
of affeaion, to interpore between Franca and the
South of Europe, will as quietly submit to this our
aggrandizement, u the has to the difinemberment of
her *wive provineis. The annesation of the king.
dons of Naples is to decided, that we and the Ambat.
fador of his Steman Matnvv quited Paris almoft
as Coon U B0111•PALTII arrived there.

The Hamburgh Mail, due yellerday, has not ar-
rived, but Government have received difpatches from
Lori CATHCART, commanding the Britifh troops in
Hanover.
We underhand that there difpatches announce that
the King of Pawls.* &a ram Minns e Hanover in hit
own Raw, and impofed the oath of allegiance on the
different authorities ehablifised. It is laid too that
he refutes to allow the German Legion to return to
England, claiming them as his fubjeas. Another
account fays, that it Is only the recruits that are not
permitted to embark for England.
A dtinand was made 00 Lord CATHCART to the
above eta% which brought on a warm difenffioa
his Lordlhip and the new Government. If
we are rightly informed, his
time embarked the whole or the greater part of the
German recruits on board the tranfports in the Elbe.
The Guards and the Britifh Regiments had like-
wife fallen back upon Brenserlhe ; and it was ex-
petted that the whole of this force, together with its
artillery, would be afloat, and under the protratioo
of titre Britifh Navy, as foots as yefterday the 9th init.
The annexation of the Eleitorate of Hanover to
the Prutdan dominions was announced by a Procla-
mation, dated the sth ;orient, from Count SCR uLas•
auto*, who had revionfly been appointed Gover-
nor of Hanover.
In coufequente of the very extraordinary and un-
precedented Rep taken by Count Scar utmost:Ram on
the part of the Elmo of Pavane, for the Admini-
Oration of the Civil Government of the Eleaorate
of Hanover, his BRITANNIC MAIIITY'S 111711, have
hie take dews from the Travail: and Pah& Wien
three:boas Hanover ; and the ftveral Pod& Fualtionmies
are prohibited, ander the feverefl itenaltiet, from isaintainint
any correfisondente whatever with the Klan of Great
Britain, or with hie Haab or German Minylert ! I
The whole of this proceeding has been as bade
and rough in its detail, as its prin:iple has been un-
warrantable, unjuß, and difgraceful, on the part of
Proffia towards this country. But whether it may
ultimately prove an injury or a real benefit to this
country, time alone can him. This is a queßion on
which politicians are much divided.
Letters received in the City from the Continent
nate, that an arrangement has been made between the
Courts of Berlin and St. Cloud, to (hut out Britifh
commerce from the Pruffian ports. We know not
what degree of credit is due to this itatement ) but
it feems not improbable.

No later intelligence has been received from the
fquadron und:r Sir RicHaan STaAcrear. The fol.
lowing is the copy of a letter received from the Mate
of the Naiad, arrived at Falmouth :
4, FALMOUTH, FCC. a.

ieWhen we left convoy, there were nine fail of
the enemy's line of battle (hips in fight, hearing Weft.
We had in company (betides Canada, Commodore)
one-three decker, and eight fail of 74's, betides fri-
gates, who were all in full chace of them. The wind
at 3 P. M. was baffling and light from S. W. but
about 6 P. M. it fprung up a brine gale from S. E.
and S. S. E. and I have not the leaft doubt but our
fleet would be alongfide of them before midnight.
The Canada made a fignal, fhould the leave the
convoy, and join the fquadron 1" Anfwer, " Not
yet." I believe the Admiral is Sir R. STA/KHAN, I

ant not quite fere. He had hh bine flag at the wi-
zen. We are the het and only (hip that could bring
there particulars. There is no doebt but the Stet
(of which we welt one) was airperred in the gale of
yellerday, as I hardly ever knew it blow fo hard t we
rode it out with two anchors and cables a•head with
difficulty."

In corroboration of the opinion that the flying
fqoadron was an enemy, we have to add the following
extrafl of a letter from Liverpool, dated onThurfday :

" An American fchooner arrived here this even-
ing. which paffsd through a fquadron of French (hips,
confining of nine fail of the line. on the 3oth ult. be.
tween Unseat and Cape Clea►, in lat. 47. a. long. 9.
She was otdered to lis-to by the fquadron. which (he
did ; but the wind blew fo grow that they could
not board."
—....—..

Various reports were in circulation yeaerday re-
fpeaing the Brea Fleet being at fea. It was raid that
a Bridal fquadron was left engaged with one of the
enemy's ; but this is v, ithout foundation. It kerns,
certain, however, that the enemy have got out from
Brea in different detachments. As we have fevers!
detached fquadrons now at fea, theft detachments of',
the enemy are likely to be intercepted. Indeed we I
do not fee what objea the enemy can have in view in
this mode of proceeding.

It appears that Government mull have throng rea-
fon to think that the Cape of Good Hope has been
taken by the expedition under Sir D. BAIRD. Three
tranfports with prow ifions have failed from Portfmouth
for the Cape. It was reported Come time ago that this
expedition would Ora make an attempt on Come
'pan of Sparta America, but it teems to have been
unfounded.

Saturday the °Seas of the Court of Reopens,
mounted on horfeback, proclaimed the eleaion of a
Member for Weflminfter, in confequence of Mr.
Fog's temporary refignation of his feat, to take place
on Wednefday.
On Saturday Mr. Fox had his bra racial intro-
duaion to the feveral Foreign Minifters, in Downing-
ftreet. He afterwards dlfpatched a meSenger to the
Continent.

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Saturday Mr. Wittman tranfafled banners In the
Colonial Department.
Lord Martinmas is ele&d High Steward of CAM.
bridge, in the room of the late Right Hon. W. Pirr.

Lord Chancellor Emilia did not take his feat to
day in the Court of Chancery, as was expeeed.—
Wednefday next is appointed for that purpofe, when
it is prefumed his Lordo4 will addrefs the Gentle
men of the Bar on the occafion.
This day the new Lords Commiffioners of the Ad-
miralty took their feats at the Board, in the following
order :

A Conunilloner Right Hon. C I Nev.
Sel .-.--- Sir Ppll.l.lr d PPPPP tlll. BA/IT.
3d . Rat Adman! M
Am.. -Ildr CMARLIS rwra. or
011 ........—Sir H. B. NUL!, But
6tl Right Hoe. Lord 01$01.11T01111.
rib Rigitt lion. Lord Kesel .
Mit Secretary, WILLIAM bimithall. aq.
ad Ditto. B. Tocsin, Iraq.
Principle Seactary to Plait Lord, 0.1) , Erg.
- -

The new Tredury Board is completely formed,
and fat for the firli time this day ; it is conspoled of
the following Members :
A Lard, Lord Clatsvlsss.
s 4 Lord H. PRTTI.
3d --- Lord ALTNORPIG
4th - MT. COO aaaaaa .
stb Mr. WICKMAN.

The remains of Mr. PITT are to He in nate in the
Painted Chamber on the aoth and sift intl. and the
funeral is to take place on the day following.
Mitnicassx Ececeroa.—The Committee appoint.
ad to try the merits of the Middlefex Elation, Upon
the Petition of Gamma BrIULTON Kam/AKIN°, Efq.
againft the return of Sir Fearless Boaoaxr, Bart. by
a former Committee, met on Saturdiy. Mr. CORBY
in the Chair. Sir RANCIS BURDETT did not appear
by Counter, to difpute the allegations in Mr. MAlN-
waarro's Petition, neon which Mr. Pr, oor r, Counfel
for the Petitioner, proceeded to Invalidate two votes
given for Sir FRANCIS.—Ift. The vote of John Bowen,
for a hours, oppolite attires Water-works, in the oc•
eupation of Mary Perrott : it was proved, that Mart
Perrott lived in Ranelaghareets and that Bowen
had been dead fome year* This vote was difallowed!
The neat was the vote of Thomas de May, for a
houfe in Globe-lane: it was proved, that the voter
had not been aireffed for his freehold a fulEcient time
previous to the Elation, according to the direaions
of the AB of Parliament. This vote alto was llruck
out, and there then flood a majority of one for Mr.
Marawaatro.
The Committee accordingly came to the following
Refolutions :—That Sir FRANCIS Bummer, Bart.
was not duly eleaed, and ought not to have been re.
turned. That G. B. MAINWARIND, Efq. was-duly
eleeted, and ought to have been returned. That the
Petition of the (aid G. B. Mara waa IN o ,Efq. was not
frivolous or vexatious.

The Refolutions will be reported this day, and Mr.
MAtIIWARING will take his feat for the remainder of
the Parliament.

Coax EXCHAISGII, MARA-sant, I•'ea. ro.—Wheat
is arrived to-day in but middling fupply, early fine
(ample. went off readily at (mall advance, inferior
quality is dull in fale-11.trley in (bort fupply, and
fully at IA mice—The Malt trade is heavy—White
Peas and the two forts of 13eans in (bort fupplf, and
are fornething Isigher-r-There arc but few arrivals of
Oats, and this article is rather dearer—Flour at Jan
prices.

Or anilines, All lINDIR I
Wheat. 4611 33. 7os por qr. Grey Peak 309 349
riot Ditto, 71s 74s 04 Scans, (old) so. 36,
RTC 339 411 od Tick Ditto 445. 304 od
Barley, 239 .140 04 Oats, 14s 17s. 304
Malt, 64. 70. od , Poland ditto 31. ass od
Wilke Psok, 37143$ Od Raps Secd, 381411 per UR.

►ate► OW Itovii.
Fine Flour 6c► to 6S►. &rood► 551 to Co. per rac►.