Star.
London, England, 1806-04-24 00:00:00

;n the poffeffion of which they were not trilling to de.
fend t.nd maintain him. , In this loyal and patriotic
feoticent he was perfiiaded every one who heard
him a wild agree. He would trefpsfs no longer op"
their Lordships' time, but More that the .Rtrwitctg
Addtefs he prefented to his Mijefly optin"hit tirBl4
praciour, Mcfrege. His Lordffirp then read the Ad.
cirefs, Which was an echo of die fdeffige.
The Addrefs having been agatittroad by the Loan
CMAISCII4.OI,
Lord HAWKESCURY rote for the purpofe, as
he declared, of espreffing his entire and unqualified
approbation of the Addrefs propoied by the Wolk
Lord. After the clear, the temperate, and the dignified
manner in which the particnlari of the condo& of
PrutGA were Laid before the Honk, he would confider
hinsfelf as guilty of an atufe of their Lordthips' pa*
tience, if he were to endeactonr to trace the circus*.
(lances which had led to the !art unfortunate men.
fines of the Court of Berlin. He thought it dwell!
however, to his Majelly's Government, to esprea
his entire apprubction of what they had done.
Lledoral dominions of his Majally were invaded Jar'
France, not on account of a German quarrel. WI
•on account other hstredito this country. They were
attacked in violation of milling treaties which flipc
listed and provided for their neutrality, at well as for
ihat of the Hanfe Towns. Proffia berfelf, who no #
Enid that the accepted Hanover as a conqoett of
France, was a petty to thnfe very treaties. Under
!bele circumflances, looking to the occupation of
Hanover, in all its bearings, as a violation of poi-give
treaties, as an infradion of the great principles of the
public law of Europt, tie gaVe his tun concurrence
to the Addrefs. That Prole would feel the folly of
the fyfletts the had embraced,be was confident. That
the meafures the had adopted' againa the trade and
flipping of Great Britain, would recoil with ten-fold
force upon the commerce and nhvigation of Pruffia,
the expetsenie of a few weeks would demonfirate.—
He hoped Government would be impelled, by this
stnespeeedeonduß of Praia, so cement more aroog-
ly that gook understanding which bad been fortu-
nately elahlilhed with two ghat Northern Powers,
he meant Raffia and Seeder. To the &smell and
fincerity of there Power", be wee perfuaded we might
look with coofidence and 60:faith:a, as more than a
counterpane to the defatioa of !raffia. He begged
pardon for intervening fora moment between the
goellion and that fall approbation which he was fort
the Addrefs men obtain from their Lordthipe.
Lord MULGRAVE Wel, that it was' uggable
any of their Lerdfitips could feel more bon then
he did every word of the Minds. Itlardbusentire
approbatios. After the cogentto vatalage of Pruitt.
he was convinced, that it was irepolible to be at war
with Etence, without. at the fame time, beiog en-
. gaged in holtdity with her. The meafores whichhad
been ashen, had MO his approbation: they were
marked with eve,gy•sod prranptltsde, and ware fish
as became a grent and a juR natio°. He donned
sot the readinefe Of Government to renew the maim
Diary tektites:with hula. as Coon as the amid
evince thrill's was olive to her own homer mad im
urea. His Lew** concluded, with am/ft his
concurrence in the Andrei, and of the m•to
which had been adopted towards Pruiliareen which
below reafsa to soon well of the fitters condo! of
Goverminest.
The quellioa was then pet on the Addrefs, and
carried, wean 4fossiose.
Lord GRENVILLE moved, that the Lords with
. white Raves band wait volt his Majefly, to know
whoa be would be pleefed to receive the Addrefs of
that Houfe.—Onlered.
Lard HOLLAND region bb osmium Imam* as.
wide was red a IA BNB, and ordered to be 1eti0.101.4 clan
twasorrow tenalake.
The different Has on the able berg Sowards& Oak*
hips adjaintedth to moray. • •
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Sir R. WILORAId wee for a Dew Wdt teitle:tp uhf
Wenked.in 'AlleLord Lorro e, Dow M 'et liar.
On tissiadle ItN it/WPORT, the Del
aswoe eel *SHIMODA
more fally with the The He. Oedemas oblate, mit to
ti
Ibreheeapiled wile of
the people of treed. than its tai peat. The Tax wide this
DM went to re/::,
t.ukt have creme more difiall the arid
be weak te The atespdeas wide the paireredies
orwoordied es woke the ma, wet sot have hoe Nee
al.voltboot emelt maiesend be id dose, sod its whole operodest
would bare boonrteelMe.
that Se He, therefore, eradiated with
modem de
Os he make et to j.ect, the Ides Bank Note Duty
NIM woe vett Able Sae sad pied.
Its SANSTTART breed ap the Wine Doty SW, whale
ems reale hat dna, and ordered to a cannuttee to-morrow.
He albs brought up the Bill foe Ilttetleihlg End Sc. vineaces
lattetty, which was read atm time, and ordered to be reed a
thend soesseraw. •
MA OILIS hmusta op a t from St Coesetittas
tai to view the Prelatations RANellasinfter whit=
that they bad viewed the fame, and bad,frt,
dation for shove soo 'mantis. bend* the
Mr.OILEIS then moved the teal sola7Wlbl Seeder ot
procardieg to Misplayed by Oa lbelea In she sale Het trial ;
and Oro, that the svWa4 saebercrif and Halier_bsebbrwad
precedent. OA this oeeafuan.. ,Healfo moved. that Mr. BATnourr
be ordered by a notice to be precut at an times during tlit trial.
On the motion of Mr. VribIISITTART, the Haute relived
kfetttin a Cenunittee on the Tobacco and Sail Duty Bill
The assert ordeeed to be received to morrow.
Mr. I EFFR bY did not withagain to advert, either to the delay
whisk Bed takes plscc In the produCtion of the Papers he bad
*tied fiar, or ks make. It was sectary, however, to name a day
wise be Sawa Mom twee his chum spire Lord St. vic-
una; mid le had ao oblation to any day that the Houle might
think advirable..He, therefore, mould fubmit to the Haire whether
'or not Toefday, the 6th or May, might be appointed fur bringing
forward the ehargee.
Lad HOWICK eferved. that the roam this matter was diL
ripd et the better; be did not apprehend, that the pouting et the
Pape's* world aide much delay; but he tbaykt it would hare
box more regular to have poilponed the appeelog of a day, till
the Papers were io the bawls of Meese
Mr. ALEXANDER bedugbevy the Report on the Canons'
Dis:), Rib. which wasorderod so be mods dins tomorrow.
.011 the motion of Sir PHILIP STEPHENS, the Longitude
Diciereery Bill was riad a (resod time, and ordered to a Conurut-
tee of the Houle vo•nuirrow.
lard HOW lAA gave notice, that he would, tomorrow, move '
tor VA rlbutiou being made to the pay of Navy 011icers. which he
Own& with to be provided tor in the Committee of Supply on
Friday.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHSCWER gave notice, elm
be would proprife to the Houle, in • Commistm sf euppip, that a
funs of awns, be panted to the Family of Lord Nellon.
Lord tIOWICK faid, he woods! move on Friday rest certain
aslditional Nevy En:asatcs in the Commence of Supply. It Mot
Oust, he laid. to give a further notice than the reran, wham
voting Me tilinates it she Navy, but be M.ped he would be abbe'
to thaw to the Houk so Friday the necc:iliy there was of %uing
than afoot all rirlhk•
Mr. FOX ol.r.rvid, that es the attendance of his Right Hon.
Prieud, Mr. Wormier; , tomorrow, was exceedingly doubtful,
he moved, that et wee he
ll &charged be
tak
sui ing Into eon
femora
tcdeoc.
cum Me Omani Distaste Bi On that day, the
reading; on Monday ream, winch was ag. eel