Star.
London, England, 1802-04-10 00:00:00

•UPPLT•

CART moved the Hoofs to refolve into a
Committee of Supply; and that certain Irith Elli.
Me A preft nted ycLlerday thould be referred to the
1,41 Crir mittee.

expreffed a with that this fob
thc::l.! no: be brought forward at to late an
•' •.'ir. aean Hon. Gentleman had announced his
I.ll,:ntion of oppoting certain refolutions, who was
tttpwn not to be liming of his words. (The
Lord was fuppored to allude to Mr. Robfon.)

His Lordilip, therefore, recommended a pollpone-
ment of the Wind's to another day.
Mr. Roasox promifed to let the refulutions paf,
this evening Afilentio, and that be would referv.:
his objections for another opportunity.
The Houfe refolved into the Committee, and
Mr. CORRY, after Rating that the firms he bad to
move for were thofe which were uniformly granted
by the hint Parliament, and that their amount
was on this occalion confiderably reduced, pro.
pofed thc following refolutions

That it was expedient, &c. to grant for the ferelce of Ire-
land, t5,6y:1. for Civil Buildings.
276 L for the Sccrcury to the Commiffinntvs appointed by Oft
of the Irifti Parliament to fupenntend the Management of Cha-
ritable Bequetts.

34011.1; the Board of Fiat Fruits, for building and repair-
ing Churchra.

i4,953L to the Truftees of the Linen and Hempen Manu-
faeture.

tatl4l. for the Fever Hofpltal in Dublin.
34151. to th- Comoniffioners of Wide Streets in Dublin, and
6,9234 to the et.auniZoners for Paving, Lighting, and atan-
ling the Stree.s.

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Mr. Rosso/4 objeEted at confiderable length to
thofe two latter grants, and was fupported by Mr.
JON ES.

j - Lord Da ELM:LI/Ms apologized to the Com-
mittee for addrefling them at filch a late hour, but
is fume obfervations which had fallen from the
Hon. Gentleman rendered it ncceffary, he Should
rather trefpafs upon their patience. His Lordfhip
then entered into a detailed, able, and fuccefsful
vindication of the cltablilhment in rrienion, from
the unfounded afperlions fuggelled by thofe from
whom the Hon. Gentleman had his information.
He gave an account of the Corporation, from its
firli eflablilhment, and among other important
firvices which he laid it had rendered to the metro-
poll. of Ireland, he enumerated that by its means
47 fountains were ere.led for the ufe of the poor
in different parts of the city ;—that a bridge of
one arch was built over the Liffey, more grand,
beautiful, and extenfive, than any thing of the
kind in his Majelly's (I,iininions—That when
the Corporation was inflititted, there were only
4800 lamps in the whole city ; and in little more
than a month, they increafed their number to
near 78Lo. A great tkal of this was effeded
merely by the favings made by the Corporation.
—That it had relinquilhed the Coach Tax for the
public accommodation, hich, inlteati of the money
now granted, so or I z,ocol. a year, actually pro-
duced now 43,7601. by which the Confolidated
Fund was benefi!el more than 28,0001. He be-
lieved, he laid, that the Hon. Gentleman drew his
information and grounds of charge from a Pam-
phlet, whith had been profteuted as a Libel, and
the Author, for averring what the Hon. Gentle-
man just declared in his place, was, perhaps, at
that moment Banding in the Pillory—Of laugh)—
and he deeply regretted, that fuch language Ihould
be held, as he had heard on this fabled, by any
Gentleman of this Country, and he begged Gentle-
man to recoiled, that when a charge of 1,600,0001.
was voted on the Confolidated Fund, for Boun-
ties on the Importation of Corn, not one Irilh
Member obiefted to the charge, but they were
happy in contributing to the relief of the Poor of
this Country.
Mr. Roasow Paid he had his information from
letters fent to him from Dublin.

The feveral Refolutions were agreed to, the
Houfe returned, and the Report ordered to be re-
ceived to-morrow.
natant's AND IT. VINCENT'S LOAN BILL.

The Grcnada and St. Vincent's Loan Bill eras
read a third time. On the motion that it fhould
Pars.
Mr. Jowls raid, that*, the amount of this Loan
was confiderable, he waked to know what time the
debtors were to have

Mr. 1.0 s Nitro-row anfwered, until the rff of Oc-
tober 1803. He added, that the fum remaining
due by the Planters was only 160,0001. and not
800,0001. as generally reported.
Mr. Ransom always thought it ryas more.
The Houfe, at ten o'clock, adjourned till to-
morrow.

LONDON.

SATURDAY. APRIL zo.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Cale foe money. 7.54---for time. 7.54.
Oconlum, 34 t.
PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Bank Stock $984 1 4 India Sock 218 11Q
3 Pee Cent. Red 744734 744 Imp. 3 per Cent 754 744
3 per C. Conf. 73176 f 754 Imp. Anna tal
4 Per Cent. Ann. poi pi stbi Ida 3 Cents. toll
J per C. Ann. toy 104* Exact,. Bills as. to 31.
LmK Ann. 214 4 thnnidfn 344 4 44 3# Ann. 5 3-16 ConL for Ace. 764 7st 764

The bulinefs in the Houfe of Commons is car-
ried through with fo much rapidity that it fcems
to jullify the opinion that Parliament will very
Coon be diffolved. The Tax Bills and every fort of
public bnfinefs are hurried through with extraor-
dinary difpatch. We fhould not be furprifed there.
fore to fee Parliament difiblved early in the rummer.
A letter from Paris Rates, that by the Concor-
dat which has been fubmitted to the Legiflature,
the Archlai(hops are to receive is,ooo livres a
year, or nearly 6001. The Bifhops to,cco byres,
or upwards of +obi. The Curates in large towns,
1500 livres, or between 601. and 701. and in vil-
lages moo livres, or between 401. and sol.—
The Government, it is raid, will pay the Clergy
I f all fees, except the Jewc, who mull pay
their own. The day before the Concordat v.:as
prefented, the 4th. a private fitting of the Tri
bunate was held, in which CARNOT, one of the
new Members, fpoke very flrongly agairift the
Concordat and the prefent antirevolutionary
of France. Nine others took the fame fide, but
nevetthelefs it is thought that the Concordat
will be carried. We do not know how far the
ineafure is perfedly wife, politic, and adapted

to circnnillances. That Will be fcen when tl e
Pita is publiihed. This much, however, is cer-
tain. The opl•o(ition to it will have the leG
weight in Points where it might he well founded,
a. it is known that thole who are loudeft againil it
are Atheills, at leall profeffed (coffers at all re
veiled religion, a clafs of men not to be trufted
with legillation in regard to thofe who believe in
Chriflianity. As loon as the Concordat is palled.
there will he a gland and folemn religious feflival
celebrated in the Church of Noire Dome, at wh'ch
the Confuls will attn. •

A morning paper of this day (fates, on the au-
thority of private advices faid to have been re-
ceived yellerday from the Continent, that there is
very little doubt, that the firriv, of war jull extin-
guithed in the Weft of Europe, are on the eve of
being rekindled in the Eaft. "We are affured,
fays the paper alluded to, the event which every
on:. has fo plainly forefeen, is on the point of
taking place, that the PARTITION of the Tur-
kifh Empire is agreed upon, and that Boma-
PART! has fucceeded in perfuading Ruffia,Auftria,
and Pruffia, tempted by the profpeet of aggran-
difement, to enter into his views. It is p.,flihle
that Mt. Bassavr, the Melfenger, brought official
intelligence of this to our Minifters n few days
ago. We underfland Ruflia and Auliria will im-
mediately invade the Turkifh dominions."

What we have jolt quoted is followed by a long
ferics of arguments to prove that a war is una-
voidable, and we are fagacioully told, that " Per-
haps Mr. ADDINGTON alluded to this approaching
war, when in concluding his fpeech on the Budget,
he expreffed a hope of preening Peace, by [leer-
ing clear of the quarrels of other nations."

That the Turkifh power draws to a clofe no
one will deny, but there can be no reafon why it
fhould be fofeitfrd at the prefent moment but one
—the fettling day at the Stock Exchange is on
Tuefday next !

We have only to add that when the period for
its diffolution than adually arrive, we wills this
Country may be as well prepared for the event as
it is at the prefent moment. Egypt would be no
badfre for Great Britain.

On Monday, the gth intl. an elegant (liver cup,
(value too Guineas), with an appropriate infcrip.
tion, was prefented to Lieut. Colonel Warsost,
Commanding Officer of the Loyal Prellon Volun-
teers, by the Officers of that Corps, as a te(limony
of the high confederation and regard in which they
hold his. worthy charader.
On Thurfday a Court Martial was held on board
his Majelty's (hip BRILLIANT, lying in Sheernefs
harbour, to try Captain LEE, Officers, and Pilots,
late belonging to his Majefty's late (hip Affittanee,
for the lofi of that Chip on the coati of France, a
few days ago. The Court after invellinuting and
maturely deliberating, adjudged Capt.ILEE to he
admonifhed, and not to put fo much confidence in
pilots in future ; the two Pilots, Watfon Riches, and
Edmond Coleman, are fentenced to be mulcted of
all their pay due to them from Government, and
imprifoned fix months in the Marthalfea.
Oa ATOlt tos.—The Oratorios clofed for the feafon
laft night at both Theatres, with grand feleCtions
of Sacred Mufic, chiefly from the Works of HAN:
DEL. The ellablifhment at Covent Garden The-
atre has proved, from the combined attra,ltions
of BRAHMA and Mrs. BILLINGTON, a fource of
uncommon profit, while it mutt be allowed thr
the Pieces were well chofen, and the general ar-
rangement judicioutly managed.
There cannot be a doubt, that bad the Oratorio
been brought forward at an earlier period on
Drury-lane boards, they would have proved
equally profitable. In addition to the acknow-
ledged fcience and taße of Madame MARA, flip.
ported by the talents of Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs.
BLAND, and Mr. T. WELSH, the Stage difplayed
a fuperior coup d'red, reprefenting a very happy
imitation of the interior of a Cathedral in the
Gothic Rile. The idea was fuited to the occafion,
and the execution was mafterly.
At Drury-Lane MARA at once evinced the molt
profound knowledge of her art, and a refinement
of true taße, which cannot be furpa fled. She was
loudly applauded in all her Airs. Mrs. Mo u Nrat
Mrs. BLAND, Mils STUN kNS, MELD, DIG-
NUM, and E t.su, received the molt fatisfaaory
teftimonies of public favour.
The Bands were led with great judgment by
Meffrs. WE ICHSELL and SHAW, and the whole of
the efiabltfliments was ably fuperintended by Dr.
ARNOLD and Mr. ASHLEY, fen.

In confequence of the difputes which have poll-
poned the Oratorios at this Theatre, Mifs Ty R
Mils JACOBS, and Mifs STEPHENS, from the other
Houfe,. were lag night addcd to the Company at
Drury-Lane Theatre.
Yeflerday morning, about three o'clock, a fire
broke out at a blackfinitb's Chop, in Bennet's yard,
near the Horfe ferry, Rotherhithe, which in a littl e
t;me confumed that and the adjoining dwcllin g.
houfe to the ground. Several fire-engines w ere
on the fpot in leis than an hour, and the Tha :nes
Police floating-engine eras brought down to fo ,pply
them with. water ; but the flames had fpread fo far
that it was impoUle to render the fliffer, n-s the
-adequate a ffiftance. Scarce-an article of II :mitt,"
could be faved, and three families, conf of
men, women, and children, were obliged to run
into the Itrect naked : what adds to th tar misfor-
tune, none of the property was infured .
Not long fince a hill, called theGalgr niherznear
Ulm, in Suatria, fuddenly funk a konficrerable
depth. The caitE i; not afcertained 1 but its bafc
is fuppofed to have been undermine by the num-
ber of fprings in the rr:ghbourho B, or even be
the Danube and the Iller,'year th • confluence of
which it is &dated.