Star.
London, England, 1802-12-07 00:00:00

wmows and WIVES of SOLDIERS, SAILOES, and
MARINES who were Killed, Wounded, or Died on the
EXPEDITION to EGYPT.
WI Nov. taps.
THE COMMITTEE for managing the Dif-
tribution of the Fund railed for the relief of the Widows,
Wives, awl Children of the Held& Soldiers, Sailors, and Ma-
rines who were Killed. Wounded, ee Died on the Expedition
to Egypt, having f.ttisfied every authenticated Claim that has
hitherto come before them, and finding from the applications
already matte to them, that great numbers of thofe who are
entitled to the benefit of this Fund are difperfed in various parts
of the United Kingdoms;
The Committee being &Brous that no Claimants on this
Fund mould loft the advantage intended them by the benevo-
lent Subfcriben thereto, do hereby give Notice, that on a Certi-
ficate to the following purport from the Minifter of the Parini
where they refide, being cm:lf:flitted to Mr. Cuppage, No. 13,
Warwick-ftreet, Golden-fquare, the portion of the B:unty
allotted to loch Claimants will be remitted to them without the
expenee and inconvenience of their leaving their Refitletice to
obtain the fame, via.
" I hereby certify, that —,the Widow (or Wife) of—,
late Soldier in His Majelty's Regiment of —, and who loft
bis life (or was wounded) on the Expeditioo to Egypt, is now
:eliding here with -- Children; as witnefs my band this
Day of —, at —, in the County of --."
The Committee further acquaint the Public, that the remain-
ing part of die Fond is laid out in Government Securities till
they Shall be enabled to make a final diftribution of this Bounty.
By Order of the Committee,
C. CUPPAGE, Secretary.

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, DEC. &

A Committee of Lords fat previous to the Houfe proceeding
to prayers, on the motion of the Duke (40./111MM for ren-
dering the Hoek more commodious and fit for the reception
of the Members, when Mr. Wyatt and Mr. Groves were ex-
amined, and it was, we underßand, refolved to make three
Ire places in the Houk, two below the bar, and one in the
centre of cme of the fide walls above the bar. The Committee
are to makes Report to the Haute on the fubjed.
Mr. ATTORNIT OZNIIAL was hella OA the &vend head of
agem -mt, viz. The merits in the Appeal Caulk Graham v.
Henderfotaw—Mr. Alexander was then beard on the firft head,
viz. The queltion as to the competency of the Jurifdiaion of
the Court of Salon of Scotland to try a Cade originating in a
Centred and Agency fettled and entered into in India. Mr.
Alexander is to (peak upon the queftion of the merits to-mor-
row.
The Intik Small Note 801 was read a fecund time, and a
Naturalization Bill a SA time.
A satiety of Petitions for Private Bills, and refpeding Writs
of Bever sod Castes of Appeal, were read, referred, or ordered
to lies. the able, as their fubjedis required.
Some Papers of Accounts refpoling Bounties paid on the
Iffikedes, and the number of (hips employed in the Southern
Whale Riflery from the Ports of Scotland, were relented by
the proper Odder..—Adjourned till to morrow.

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HOUSE OF commoNs.
A Petition was prefeoted fromieVeral Makilers, Brewers,
and Dil/Mers, spina the late Ad/ for laying a Duty cn Malt.
Accounts were laid before the Heide, of the Bounties paid
ea the importation of Corn and Rice; alto an Account of the
number of Ships in the Southern Whale Flihery ; and an Ag-
ainst of the Expences attending the Northern Ught-houfes.
A peefon from the Exchequer brought up an Account of the
Matt Produce of the Pamanan Tug for the year ending the
nth of (Mabee., ;
'The following Elaftion Petitions were then prefeated :
A Patties from Sri. Henderfon, Bart. complaining of an
undue Eleetion for the Coady Of Stirling:—Ordered to be con-
itheed the 24 4 Elecanber.
A Addeo tram W. liird and P. Moore, Efqrs. complaining
• etas. rake for Coyentry.—Ordered to be taken into
esigdattho on time foie day with another Petition from eer-
tata sit the fani plan.
A Peddle front cumin Eaton of Lemilafter, complaining
of
as modne Tenn, and containing charges dhribery and car.
cuptionajr• be mudidered the nth al April net.
A Petition from *main Elation of Ayiefbury, containing
anis Or beihery and earruptiostp-oTb be confidered on the
A /O Awn certain riegion of Malden, in Firm corn-
efts 1 reters.a.i denim the Returning &leer
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wily lorlikr •be sildblored she zoth of April.
A PPenliem I certain linhess et the Borough of Honiton,
slum; the Siting Members with bribery.—To be confidered
the aping AFL
A Nide' fmen Mark Wood, Efq. complaining of the Eke-
dos of E. L. Leyden, Efq. and charging him with corrupt
prodbommallohyi eadidered the sift of April.
A reigns bon the unfunefsikl Candidates for the Borough
of CaesleMergois, r treknd..—To be confided:el the s6thApril.
A IPetiden from itamilsottosn, Efq. complaining of an
Maas roars far the Borough of Old Winelfor, and containing
charges of bribery and corsuptim.--To be coaddered the ailth
• AZIon ben the mthweeftfniCandidate for Weymouth.—
To be Malideeed the pd of May.
Mr. 3/Amman paean& a Petition from William Main-
waling, Efq. eemplandeg tithe return of Sir Francis Burdett,
lint. for the errenty of Middlefex, for which place be had of-
*red kinfelf a Candidate at the laft Eldtion, together with
Tyra;, Eft} The Petition alto ftated,that Wm. Rawlins,
Albion Cox, Efqm being Sheriffs for the County,
and Eolothillie Meer% themfelves with great par-
tigligalkillfflowards Francis Bitten ; that they admitted a great
ou
of prime to vete for Sir Francis Burdett, who bad no
eight veto as Freeholders for the county; that they refuted
to let doge, aid any other palms be examined as to their
juallEcationst tin* they had farad the fame perfons to vote
more thin mac ; and refufed to admit the votes of many legal
Freeholders, who came to vote for the Petitioner, to whom
their sonlata was highly injurious and unjuft. The Petition
further Roods that. betides dd. onion and improper andbet
on the past of the Writs, the faid Sir Francis Burdett did, by
certain gifts and rewords. corrupt a nook: of the Elafters,fe
as to induce than ee nee ter inn, by which means he had a
wea4verity
_at nonnal WON over the Petitioner, and by that
mesas did maws lig& to be eketed. But the Petitioner
*tamed, thati. Ind the nto et true and legal votes, and
that he okra be -ad the Sitting Member. Tie
was ordered tabs taken into coniliention en the nth
of Agri.
W AMIZAWIIIIIII iwee&"to the iteport of the Committee
oaf Supply and Ways anti Mmes. for ;noting the Anneal Du-
ties ea Man, Om The Retention were agreed to, and the
dderd. He elk brought up a Report from the Commit-
tee en Expiring Laws, in which it was refoived, that the Denies
an Chmainon and Clone be euntimed.—Ordered to be rder.

red to a Committee to-marmw.
Mr. VAIMUTTART brought up an account Of the Amount of
Premiums and Posatics granted to perfone who brought Filb
bat year to Landes end Vldttnhaer.
The CISANCIILLOft of the Lace top t a olierved, that as the
ms for Cbriftmas Reeds was approaching very near, be with-
ed coder, that ou Wedneday neat, be would make a
motion. that no Private Petitions, complaining of undue Elec-
tions, tboold be heard before the Reeds ; and on Friday he
would proper, the days on which the reveal Petitions, the hear-
in of which had been appointed to take piece before Christmas,
lhould be takes Imo on. He then moved. that the
mandention of the Great Grimiby liedlon Petition be poit-
posed from Tbnrfday ant tin to-morrow Cennight..-Ordered.
Mr. VAMIZT7IIrAT obtained leave to bring in 4 bill to amend
the Aa el the tft of the King. authorizing the iffue of Navy
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of eircub-
bear an
their Read a
public credit,
• no higher
having
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fialu 11e ohjoid of this Bill would be to take out of eirculal
dos all the Navy Bilb, now outltanding, and, which bear an
littera of 34d. per tent. per day, and to Wee in their Bad a
quantity of kubiluer Bilk, which the Etats ft public credit,
at this time, wud enable Government to fee at no higher
Intereft than 3d. per cent. per day, by which means a raving
would be produced to the public of 9opcci. in a year.
The Anneal Indemnity BM was brought up, and read a tuft
dine.
An Order was nude far iritng before the Hook an Account
of . • _
Prifoners of War. wit at become
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