Star.
London, England, 1802-05-15 00:00:00

mortalities of negotiating a pout with amis. to this
*Gantry, and more dint-tally. the-Mediae of the ovations
mode by the Chief Conful of Deanne, in January, a
to this Houfe to have led to a hate of *Wm, which reniend
peace fo neccffary, as to juftify the impetrtant and panful hat-
Rees which his Mayfly has boon advifed to make for the aunt's-
ment-tiarcoL
Mr. GREY raid, that whatever pain he might
feel in not aa'enting to the Amendment, there were
lime words contained in it, which made it impot
' fible for him to give his a(fent to it as it then flood.
Mr. TIERNEY raid, that but for tro paffages in
the amendment as it then flood. he fhould feel no
difficulty in voting for it. He thought it impof-
fible the commercial intereft of the country could
be augmented by what he conceived was deroga-
tory to it.
Mr. WILLIAM SMITH was on the tame fide,
finding it impoffih:e to vote for the Amendment
as it now was exprefred.
Mr. HOSHOUSE tried to vindicate the confill-
euey of his conduct in voting for the Amend-
ment, though he had oppofed the war.
Mr WHITBREAD was againft the Amendment
on the grounds already Rated.
Mr. Bouviata took up fimilar grounds.
Mr. WINDHAM made a fhort reply.
The Houfe then proceeded to divide on the
Addrefs as originally propofed. The numbers
were, Ayes zo—Noes 276—Majority 256.
We were not re-admitted into the Gallery, but
we learnt that Mr. Sheridan's Amendment, as
well as one by Mr. Bouverie, was negatived with-
out a diviflon.
The queftion was then put on Lord Hawkef•
burr's Amendment, which was carried without a
di, ifion.—Adjeurned at half pat 4 this morning.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, MAY ts.

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The Merchants and Traders, who prefented a
Memorial to the Lords of the Treafury againft the

alteration to be adopted on Monday in the Foreign
PA nights, have received the following asfvrer
from theCasacestaa of the ExcHloy La :—"That
their requefi could not be complied with, as it was
one of the private articles in the Treaty of Amiens,
that there thould be a more frequent intercourfe
between the two countries."

Yefterday we received Paris Journals to the
tth inflant inclufive, but the length and import•
ance of the Debates in both Houfes of Parliament
left us no room to Rate any part of their contents.
It has not been our lot for a confiderable time
to lay any thing before our Readers nearly fo in-
terefting as thefe proceedings. It is certainly a
circumftance unexampled in the hiftory of this
country, that the fame Minifters who conclud-
ed a Peace fhould recommend an Addrefs to
the Throne, drawn up in terms which moll
men will conftrae into a direct cenfure of their
own condua, in advifing his Majefty to agree to
a Peace, concluded on terms and under circum-
ftances to warrant fuch an addrefs. Our limits do
not allow us to dwell on this fubjea at prefent,
and perhaps our Readers will, on the whole, be
better pleated that we fhould not.
The contents of the Paris Journals explain what
was in embryo a few days ago, when the Tribu-
nate communicated a with to the other branches
of Government, that there fhould be given to
the Ft at ST CONSUL foots Piling mark of the Na.
tional gratitude. BONAPARTS has obtained from the
Confervative Senate his re-eleftion to the Conful-
'hip for ten years, after the prefent term ; and
the Cor,fuls have publithed a Decree that it fhaU
be fubmitted to the vote of the French People,
whether he (hall not be named for life

Thofe who recolka the fate of CASAR Will
quection whether fuch a meafure could be propored
by any but fuch as with him to be cut off ! Am-
bition may perhaps blind his eyes!
Flom a comp:nit-on of events, there can now
be little doubt that the important change which
has taken place in the French Government formed
the principal fubjea of the difpatches brought over
a few days ago by Mr. MASIDIVILLI. It if alfo
probable that the amended Addrefs to the Throne,
in yefterday's debate, owel fomething of its cosn-
plexion to the fame event.
PARIS, MAY SIDELIBERATIONS Of THIS CONSSRTA•