Star.
London, England, 1807-02-20 00:00:00

BRESLAW, JAN. 19.

Mre are affured that the Prufflan Commanders
of Neil& and Glatz, have refolved to hold nut to
the lilt extremity. The former has a garrifun of
4, the latter of 3coo men. Some detachments of
Pruflian cavalry from Neiffa lately approached Gnt-
tau, where learning that the Bavarians wcre in mo.
lion, they thought proper to retire to their garricon.

PARLMMEA.T.Ikr PROCEEDIAGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, FEB. 19.

The Lord Chancellor, Lord Waßingham, and Lord Auckland,
fit as Comminion.rs, and notified the Royal Affer.t to few. rat
Public and Private Bills. among which Werc the Irifh Treaftn y
Bills till. the Nth 141i.itia S. rvicc Bill, the Canada Yarn hill, the
Army and Navy Seduilion Bill. the Annual Indemnity Bill, the
Controvertcd Fkdiait Bill. the Barrack Conmulfiontrs Bill. the
Cape of Good Hope Trade Bill, Lord De Dutiftativille's Indemnity
Bill. &c.
The Newfoundland Filhery Bin was read a fccond timc, and
ordered to be committed. - _ _

XI:. Leach was heard for the refpondent, in the appeal Merckle
againit Dick, and the further hearing was deferred WI to-morrow.
The jut'gnient on the. appeal Lewis agaiutt Morgan, was aUo
deferred to the fame day.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The SPFAKER, with the Members, went up to the Hotife of
Lords, where the Itoya Affint was given, by Commiffion, to
feveral public and private Adis.
On their return a ballot took place for a Committee to try the
merits of the Rocht. fter Election, when the following Members
were ado: a Committee:

E C. Cooper, Ffq.
Richard flaw:on, Efq. T. black burne, Efq.
Henry Shelley, Efq. James Brogden, Efq.
Sir Rob. Barclay, Bart. C. C. Morris, Efq.
S. Stephens. Efq. H. O'Hara, Efq.
Charles Cock rel, Erg. R. Alfred, Efq.
E. C. Ballard, Eal. J. O'Callaghan, Efq.
NOMINEES.
Hon. J. W. Ward M. A. Taylor, Efq.

Lord HO WICK obferved, as the Committee bad not been made
to try the merits of the Downpatrick Election, he mutt have re•
courfe to the only remedy ; his Lorelfh/p therefore moved, that
the Houf- he called over to morrow —Ordered.
Sir RA I.PII MII.BANK reported from the Saltafh Committee,
that the right of voting was in the Mayor and Free Burgrffes of
the Corporation, and therefore that Matthew Ruffrll, Ffq. and
Arthur Chmiperelownc. Efq. were not duly eleded ; that the Hon.
Richard Neville aid 'William Henry Freeman:le, Efq. were duly
elected, and ought to have been returned; and that none of the
Petitions were frivolous or vexatious. _

The Drpuzy Clerk of the Crown was ordered to attend to-mor•
row, to amend the rem ns.
Mr. PRA ED reported from the Committee appointed to try
the merits of the Eleclion for the County of Norfolk, that the Right
Hon W. Windham and I'. W. Cokc, Efq. were not duly eledtrd,
and that none of the Peririons were frivolous and vexatious.
_ _

New Writ. wire accordingly ordered to be ilTued for two Knights
of the Shire to terve in Parliament for the County of Norfolk.
A new Writ was ordered for Derby, for a Burgsfs to ferve in
Parliament, in the room of Edward Coke, Efq. who has accepted
of the Chiltern Hundreds. .

Lord HOWICK, by command of his Majefty, prefented the
Correfpondence between his Majefty's Secretary of State and the
Governor of Trinidad. _

Mr. ROSF prefented a Petition from the Agent of the Planters
of Trinidad agailift the Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade.
Mr. SHERIDAN gave notice that he would, to morrow, move
tbr an exchange of Lilts with rcfpeEt to the Wettminftcr
Leave was given to bring in a Bill for levying an additional
duty on Brandy, and alfo for a Bill granting additional Bounties
en Sugar, put fuant to refoluti ns of the Houfe.
The Sierra Leone Bill was patted through a Committee, and
the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow.