Star.
London, England, 1802-06-19 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

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The National Debt 818, the Little Goes Bill, the tjoo,oool.
Ezehequer Bills Bill, and the Land Tie Redemption Bill, were
read a third time and patted
On the motion of Alderman Count, the original Minutes
of the Committee on the Petition of the City of London
againft the Paddington Market, were ordered to be bid un the
table.

Mrs Witaatroace foie, that he once intended to hare this
Seem addreffed the Houifott the fubjed of the Slave Trade.
He exceedingly regretted that eireumitances bad not offered an
opportunity of dog fo with airy dfeet; but he was =Woos
that this did not proceed from :my want of inclination to do fo;
for his fentiments condnual the fame on this fubjedt, an
his molt earnelt dare lob, that the Houfe &odd take fuels
misibres ai might prenent the hitter and inereafing importa-
tion of Silvis into our Colonies. In the prefent difpolidon of
the Houfe, however, lintl at this, late period of the SAW, he
-was convicted that any propoition on the &Ned tould not.be
attended with any defeable confequences ; bat if he fliould
have a place in the future Parliament, he ihould certainly
brine forward a motion on the Slave Trade early in the nut
Salon.

Mr. Owen pretested Accounts from the lad!' Houk, in eon,
formic? to the Adt of the 334 of his Majetl7.
Mr. WALSACI moved, that in -ACCOnat of the Ea!! India
Company's Stock, by emnputados, excluilve of their Copied
Stock, from March aft, liox, to March tit, dos; end alto
an Account of all the Goods fold at the India Mode during
that period, be laid on the table.o,Ordered.
He then moved, that the Accounts this day prte
Mr. Owen, be printed for the ufe of the Members.—Ordered.
Mr. Owsn prefentcd the Accounts moved for by Mr. Wal.
Lee.

An Account of the Money advanced by the Receivers Go-
neral for the Provifional Cavalry, and not reimburfed, wag
brought up.
Mr. Slum Lierne obterved, that the Receivers General,
ia • contort:ace Of the toms they had formerly advanced not
having been reiniburfed, had refuted to make any further ad-
vances, in cootemience of which the Pavilion' Cavalry had
been deprivid of their needful allowances.
Mr. VANSITTART laid, that it was hill intention to MOM
&de inconvadeneies by providing for the fpeedy reimburfe-
mint of the Receivers General. He had firit intended to do
to by moving an afeffman on the counties for this purpofe,
bat finding this would have been an ungracious mature, he
thought it would be more expedient to reimburfe them out of
the Public Treatury, and for this purpofe he intended to pro-
pole to infect a elaute in a Bill now pending in the Houk.
Sir allay MILDMAt pretested a Petition from certain no-
certificated Bankrupts in his Majefty's Dominions, praying to
be Included in the Dinars-ding Bankrupts, at pretest' pending
in the Honk.
Mr. Comte laid, he conceived from the nature of this Pah.
um, that the Petitioners had mitunderßood the nature of the
bankrupt Bill at prefent pending, as that Mil was entirely :on.
ilaM to Ireland. It had been ufual in that country to pats a
enabling the Chancellor to grant certificates to Bankrupts
to whom they had been urgisfUy refuted. The F.nglith Chan.
Caw obtained notuch powers by the prefect Bill, and therefore
he was afraid no relief could be afforded to the Petitioners no-
der it. He bad no objedinnis to the relief being extended to
them; he only Rated a fad for the information of the Hon.
Baronet who prefeoted the Petition.
The SLCRLTAIT at WAR inforfned the Hoare, that the
Committee had held a conference with their Lordfhips. and
Rated the ratans of the Hottle for not affenring to all the
amendments of their Lurdthips on the Englith Militia Bill.
The Reports of Lord Hutchinfon's Annuity Bill, the Hy.
drometer Rill, and the Southern Fithery Bill, were brought
up, and thefc Bills ordered to be read a third time to-aortal:
A Maar from the Lords informed the Haute of thr
Lordships' Agent to the Hackney Coach, Britt& Filbery, and
Hull Dock Bills.
On the Motion that the hint Export and Import Bill be atm.
mkted,
Mr. Com laid, that though there was no elaufe in the
prefent Bill relative to the reciprocal drawbacks between di,
Country and Ireland, yet there drawbacks would he granted,
as had been provided by the Ad of Union. He wised it to
be understood, that the general pavilion of that Ad was the
reason why no particular one was introduced into the prefent
818.
Dement GASCOVIR minted to know if the tonnage duty was
extended by this Bdl to Ireland? He laid, be did not man to
move that any fuch claufe fhonld be added ; fo far from it, that
if he had the honour to fit in a future Parliament, be Ihould
certainly move fora repeal of that duty.
Mr. COZIT replied, that there was no mention of the
tonnage duty in the Bill. He had not, nor did he mean to give
any opinion on that duty ; he Mould only date the principle be
had always maintained, that Ireland was nut neeetfarily to he
fubjedted to this Tax, becaufe it had been impored on England.
The Bill then went through a Committee, and the Report
was ordered to be received to-morrow.
The kith Difcharge Bill, the Irith Militia Pay Bill. the Poft
Horte Duty Bill, the Confolidated Fund Bill, the Five Millions
...xchequer Bills Bill, and the Cuftom Duty 818, went through
Committers of the whole Houle, and the Reports ordered to
h: received to-morrow.
The Houfe having received Welt into a Committee so the
Paper Duty Bill,
Mr. N VAN UTTAR? moved a Rdolurion, that PePeP,,
makers be allowed to divide their paper before the durf 114)°*
provided the weight be not diminithed.and the quantity mark.
rd no *roma& of each parcel. which was agreed to.

Tie Repot to be readied to -morrow.
The Italie adSaniti as As .'dock tip to4norroW.

MI

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JUNE 19.

PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:

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C fnr July -ri iifl—
Reduced 74!i--4 per rent 87 it t• —New 5 Pcr CfM 104 f-
Omninm prem.

PRICE illi STOCRs YESTERDAY.
per CIIII. Red. -111 Imp. Ann. tai 3-16
4 per Cent. ES+ 89+ frith 5 per Cents. loci
r pt. Cent. Ann. 104/1 Etebeq. Bills 1 s. dif. par
I.•ng Am'. 101 t 5-16 On,nium i dif.
Short Ann. e I Engtifit Tickets t 71. 81.
Imp. 3 per Cent. 73!! Coif. for op. 73'11

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Ycitcr.la, a Me -till; of the S.lbfoilwrs to the hit frith Loan
w_s at •Forn% Coff,t-hoof, to take into eonliticration
pripriey of adert :Tlng Meths. Burrows and Co. the Coo-
ir-dlnrs r.;th rcfpe.R. to the charges made for Comsniffion and
Coatie of l'achange which the Subferibers eonctived to be
inuch ov‘r-rated ; at well as for not having delivered the ro-
c, jilt, in due tone. It wan agreed that a Conunittee, confining
of Mr A. Goldfmid, Mr. flobartt, and Mr. Everitt, ihnltid
Wait this day upon the Contradlors, for the ptirpok of obtain-
ing flame explanations.

A paper of yefterday reports, on the authority
of private letters frbm Paris, that TousSAINT's,
furrender was the diet of a neceflity created by
divilions among his followers, difratisfied with his
humane conduit and generous policy towards the
Whites ; and that great numbers are Rill in arms,
and have ,chefe a new leader. We entertain very
great doubts of this Rory. Indeed by the Ameri-
can papers to the aoth ult. received yellerday, we
End it proved, beyond a doubt, that the Black
Chiefs of St. Domingo fubmittcd to the French
power only in confequence of a negotiation on
equal terms, flowed, no doubt, by a regular
Convention.

This morning a mail arrived from Hamburgh,
by which we have received feveral interefling com-
munications from our Private Correfpondents.
The molt important relates to the igulennufiasiotu
of the different Posters that have fuffe.red by the war.
How circumaances change the names of things!
Little Dates are defpriled and annihilated, to ap-
peale, ir awl e, the infatiable ambition of treater
powers, and this is called indent/yea/ion t!--Becaufe
the powerful have agreed. Were it othervrife, the
fame aft would get the name of ufurpation and
robb. ry.

It is fappofed, that At the beginning of next
runnth at far.hefl, Praia. will caufe the troops,
long (ince held in readinefs for that purpofe, to
take polfeffion of Hildelheim, Paderborn, Wea-
pha:ia, Eichlrld, and Erfurt for itfelf, and of
Fulda for the Houle of Orange. Marching Or-
ders are now preparinz, for thefe troops ; they are
to be divided into five ellumni, commended
by that great Statefruan, his Excellency Co,lnt
ScsivLENst pc, an:l by Lieutenant Generals T.'Es.
Yucca, the C ;intsWAll SLF DEN, BLOCh
Vos:. The Chief Command is to be given t,
Count SeeuLt Natio, whn sill alfo organife thefe
countries according to the Prufnan fyilem. A
late courier from Paris to Berlin carried the col
fent of the Fitsr Covsue to the occupation t‘
thole telrif orics. Of a f rmal agreement bet%.cen
fluff r, P. Auiria, France, and England, re-
(paling the Iniemnifisations, nothing farther,
however, is as yet known.
The FIR ST CoNSUL is laid to have prnporA,
that the King of Sar linia lh.rll have the Upper
Part of Piedmont, with (.me neighbouring Pro-
vinces, and receive &um France a fum of money
adequate to his tors.

Ofnabrusk is to be united in perpetuity to the
Electorate of Hanover.

Of the free Imperial cities, only a few of rhof_•
imrortant for their commerce, riches, and c•mnrc-
tions, ;o be prlerved in their ia,;ependance; this
independence to be guaranteed by all tfie.high con-
traaing parties. We need hardly remark, alit the
independence of the very dates which are iiiaw to.
form the indemnities, has been guaranteed over
and over 6y the high coatraßing parr:. But what
does that now avail them ?

It i. fud that the Bilhnpric of Auglarg, en-
I nged by the addition of fame neighbouring cc-
cic:iallical domains, will be formed Into any.lec-
twatc, to replace the eleCtorate of Treves.
T.te fittings of the States of the Circle of Swa-
bia, which were to have taken place at this time,
have been deferred for the prefent, till the arrange-
ment refp.!4ting the indemnifications, which is
now at hand, ILA be concluded.

In the peace between Wirtcmherg and France,
the moil important articles are laid to be the for-
cetliun of the County of Mompelgard, and its
.2..pendrncie,, and the general affurance of a fuit-
able indemnification in Germany. The Duke's
Arnimlfaclor was unable, with all his exertims, to
obtain a decifive fettlement of the objeils of iralem-
nitication for Wirtemberg, or a renunciation, on
the part of France, of all interference in the inter-
nal affairs of the Duchy.
The Ex-Direaor LA HAIL re departed from Pe-
terfburzh about the aoth of May for France : be.
fides an addition of 3coo roubles to his penfion,
his Imperial Majefty pref.:sited him with sOOO rou-
Ves for travelling expences, and a diamond fnuff-
b.,s stith his piaure.
Tht Pottukudfe Ambaffadar, Marquis de Nix-
:.", i, id his apdience of leave of the Emperor,
Cie 23d of M ty,,and received a prefent of a
I:ry cizzau disaiuu4l fatal box, with Cue mo-

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narch's piaure;of the vflue of 25,c.0p roubles.—
On the. 26th he had his audience of leave of_the
Emprefs Dowager, at Pawlofik. The celebrated
Countefs Dtaw• de POLIGNAC hag been at Pe-
teriburgh for lime weeks, after having refided fe-
veral years on her edger in the Ukraine.
It is reported at Hambut gh that a regiller is to
be opened there at the honk of the French Agent.
for all thole French to infcribe their names who
choofe to vote for the prolongation of Boxer/ATE%
Confillate, for the term of his life.
The French Emigrants in the dominions of
Bamberg, have received from the Government or-
ders to quit them before the end of next month,
on the Ground that the French Government no
longer oppotes their return.

His Royal Highn:fs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE
arrived at Hanover on the ta intl. in the bell
health. The general and brilliant illumination
which took place the., following evening was fa-
voured by the find" weather, and attrAded a great
concourfe of "rangers.

• Their Serene Highoefres the Prince(. Dowager
or Baden, his Higliners the Hereditary Prince, aryl
Printers MARY of Baden, arrived at Hamburgh on
the t tth inflant hum Copci hagen, by the way of
Slerwlek, and were met at Pinneberg by his Ex.
celloicy Chevalier de Tostsviamta, Ruffian Kni-
tter at Hamburgh, an,l by the Swedith Charge
d'Affaires, Mr. STASL, who had the honour to
company them to Hamburgh.

His Serene Highnefs, Prince WILLIAM of 13runr
wick, is alfo arrived at Hamburgh from Prinzlau.
In Cc: many there is now the appearance
of a moll abundant harvefl, and corn begins
again to fall in price. At Dantzic, on* 2111 of
May, Polifh white wheat was at sBo-to 650, and
red at 490 to sqo florins; rye. 330 to 380 florins;
peas are alto Lower; but there two lall articles
were expeded to Of-, France being in demand,
and the prices in Ho land having tile's. Great
quantities have bin bought up for the French.

Yeßerday the Prirce cf W %LEI paid t vifit to
the Duke of Nor umiiillt•L•lD, at Northumber-
land Houle.

The Pe:itinn of Right of his Royal Highnefs
the PRINCief WALES has been inclgirfed by-his
Nia:trrs, into the Court of Chancery, and a
'peecty hearing uron it will take place.
The Duke of Ric ,imotin lies dangeroufly ill at
his houif in Privy ail-tin:.
Dr. PARR his h:en recenly Aided by a para-
lytic Ilroice, which tit:e.c.ens the moil fatal conic-
t.t.u.. es. _ _ .

Titt I.)th regiment of Foot, for Halifax, failed
on Wednet-day aPernoon from the Downs, in the
Qiz,m, tha, and Thomas tranfports,
th,.! 49:h regiment for Q4ebec, in the Nor.
folk, it it hard anl Peggy, and 'a artar tranfports.
La't night vile Pic Society had their en-
tn.aiament for the feafon. Mr. Ls 'AIM, and
.wo o. her Frcn,li p o Int mers, gave .1 Proverb.
fraca., r :d on fitviday I.tlt at Vaushall,
in %%hien an ecc-rout you.lg Nobleman camk oft
f:c..n.l nett His L ,:dfhip provoked a good drub-
bing, by affrontin.; .he litter of a Gentleman who
hyloags to a m 4lrcfpeltable public Office in the
C:ty.

Th: at t'e lee Macquerades was of fo vo/a-
fifc a ki.• •,4 el; ;,rived in quickly, that no per-
fm (Jn ree..ll Q 0,4 good thing that %v.'s laid at
any one f hem. At :hc Vision Feir, indeed, thiow
cure dots th tt ugo be remembered Dome months
1. iiger than the h, it Ling that was laid.
IC•sit..a•:N RIOATTA•--Yefterday afternoon, at
feven k, :lic t ,nos-ing lit boats—
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J.lmes H.rw/.2, Weibuittaer; lirac Wood,So4nerfet-Haute

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2 1 llamas CFelf -1; James Sall. Hunger6)rd—Yellow;
3. 'll .ma• auks. Bridge; btlehard Duivin, Horfe-
Farr-White ;
4- Yd. Hill, ; John Scot, Hungerford—Green ;
5. J. On itherd, Lambe:it ; Geo. Wi'fon, Ditto-Aed ;
6. ;mud Porter, Horfe Ferry ; JoUph Jefon, Ditto—Sky Blue
ffoni Blackfriar's bridge. dillinguilbed by
their different coloured &flies and capes ; Wood
and Howell kept the leid ill the ways Shephard
and Jackfon next ; and after rowing round one of
the arches of Batterfca Bridge. came back to lta-
nelagh much in the fame way, Wood and Howell
being the firit. The finenefs of the evening fa-
voured them very much. and the river above
Weftminfler Bridge was exceedingly crowded
with boats.

The advices from Jamaica by the mail arivedr
yellerday, brought accounts of a curious incident.
The French, it Teems, fill-peeled that an illicit
traffic in warlike itores might be carried on be-
tween Jamaica (individuals, no doubt) and St.
Domingo. A veirel was found on the South part
of the Bland of St. Domingo, Itippofed to have
landed a cargo of flora for the tile of Toussaimr.
She was brought down to Jamaica by a French
frigate, and a Itrong remonitrance againit loch
proceeding. if die fait be fo, the French need
not be furprifcd. It is pretty ltrongly fulpeted
that whillt our troops were contending with Tous-
:,All4T, the latter was fupplied with Itores by an
illicit trade from Jamaica.
The Dutch mail of yellerday has brought us a
letter of the !silt ilia:int. from the Hague, Rating
that the Batavian Legillature have already re-
folved upon a deviation front the new Conflitu-
tion, as far as it refpeas the gradual change of
reprefentatives. The third of their number,
which, according to the conilitution,lliould vacate
thcir fea:b in the piefent month, have permillion
to retain them a year longer; a measure which,
we are afinred, has occationed much dikontent,
efpecially at Amiterilam.
The law prohibiting the importation of foreign
tea has been renewed by the Government of ''true.
,pn the Kith, a Proclamation received their alrent.
iefc.iuding all the prohibitions on Logi& g 11414.