Star.
London, England, 1807-04-10 00:00:00

LONDON.,

FRIDAY, APRIL zo.
PRICK OF STOCKA THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK

3 pa Cent. Cased., 641—thuolubs 1 pr.
3pa Cent Reduced. 62f 63

The Hoare of Commons was uncommonly crowded
during the Debate reported in our preceding coltunnr.
Thole in the habit of. attending Parliament for thek
30 years path, never witueffed a greater number, ei•
tfier of Members of Parliament in the Houfe, or
firangers in the Galleries. The doors of the latter
were thrown open fo early as Twelve o'Clock yeller-
day, at which time the crowd that rufhed into the
Gallery was immenfe. • Many perfons were nearly
pretred to death in 'the avenues, and obliged to be
carried out, while many of thofe who had been Co
fortunate to find their way into feats, being nearly
tuffocated by bent and protium were obliged to givc

up their places and lease the Honfe by pafGag
through the Members' Gallet ies.
At one time during !tie debate, there were upwards
of 500 Members prefent, 484 of whom remained
until the divifion at feven o'clt.ck this morning, when
the New Adrniniftration had a majority of 32, an
event which teemed not to have been at all antici-
pated by the late Miltifters.
The great attention paid by the Members, to one
of the molt animated debates we ever witneffed, was
highly interelting. The principal new point advaLced
refpeeing the pledge required from the late Minillers, was
put in a pretty ftrong light by the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, who Rated, that no pledge-was required
of the late.Adminiftration, till they had tlumfelves
required from his Majefty implied pledges and
fti-
p dations, that he would allow them to renew fimilar
roplfitions when they might think it neceff ry f, to
do. We underflood him to mein, that h.) fuck
,pledge would have been required from them, if they
had limply allowed the meafurs to dro.), withcut
tbemfives talking of ftipulations.

The Thetis. and Trafalgar, from Jamaica, are
rived at Liverpool : they parted from the fleet, and
afterwards fell in with the Saw rsow man of war from
St. Helena with Twenty-feven fail of Eafi Indiamen,
&c. under convoy—kept company with them fot
'Tome days, and parted from them in the Channel.

The letter: by the MSRCURY packet from Italia
were delivered out yeaerday afternoon. They coo.
6rm what we have already hated, that every thing
remained quiet and no apprehenfions were entertained
of a Blahratta or any new war.

Before the Msactray failed a fhip had arrrived
from Malacca, with afa account that on the aft of
o:tober an Arab velel had arrived there in fourteen
days from Batavia, and had communicated the
intelligence of a very fetious infurreetion ha►ing takea
place *mope the Javanefe at Cheribon ; that the
Dutch Government had detached a large force (tom
Batavia, conning of Javanefe and French tronpis
to the affiliance of the garrifon, and that of the former
above woo had gone over to the harm-gents.

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Letters of the 3d inR: were received from Holland
yefierday afternoon, by a refpeEtable Houfe in this
city. The report which we mentioned in our Paper
of Saturday laft (the 4th inft.) is again mentioned in
thefe letters; which Rate, that another defperate battle
was fought in Poland on the 23d ult. which tetrninr
ted in the complete defeat of the Ruffians. The fame
intelligence, agrceing in date, having been Thus twice
received from Holland, we begin to fear there may
be fame foundation for the report ; and that, poilibly,
the firing at Boulogne, on Tuefday laft, %vas to an.
nounce the vidtory claimed by the enemy. We hope,
however, that, fhould fuch an engagement have takes
place, the Ruffian account of the refult will afford us
ground to believe, that the enemy's viltory was one
of that defcription, which, if repeated a few times
more, will defray bis army.

Her MAJESTY yeflerday held a Drawing Room
which doled about five o'clock. It was more nu.
meroufly attended than any this feafon.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 7.—Sailed left evening, his
Majefty's brig Columbine, of IS guns, with about
thirty fail under convoy, for Quebec and Newfound.
land ; the William Bore-Ship, TROUNCI, for Berma•
da ; the America, Cousoari a, for New Brunfwick;
and this day his Majefty's Chip HUMBER, Captain
HILL, with the Mercury Eaft India Packet, under
convoy, for the Downs ; the Walfingham Packet,
Itosaats, with two Mails for Lifbon; and the Anse.
rican (hip Parnafus, Captain HoLtsti co, for London;
She arrived this day from New York, with flour-59
days paffage.—Arrived the Cyrus, from Bourdeaus,
with brandy, bound to Bremen, detained by his ga.
jetty's Slip DIANA, of 36 guns, Captain MILLING;
the Weft India Blip Indefatigable, Captain °snow,
from Jamaica, to wait convoy for London.—Paffen.
Ers by the Walfingham Packet Meffrs. Yotrao,
WAILD, LISTER, and Paulus ; Mrs. PAIMIR and
Mifs Wane.

PORTSMOUTH) APRIL 9.—Nothing arrived or failed
this day.—The outward-bound WeR India fleet re.
mains at St. Helen's, waiting a fair wind.
DIAL, Aram 9.--Sailed from the Downs IA
night, the Par.vaa gun brig, with the Ranger, Navy
teanfport ;the Lady Caftlereagh EaR Indiaman, and
feveral other outward bound valets for Portfmouth:
the Taunton Cattle and Surat Cattle Eaft Indiamtn,
and the relt of the outward-bound Coafters and Col-
liers, failed from the Down. this morning, without
convoy, for Portfmonth. Arrived from the weltward
and failed for Sheernefs, the Bonarra Hoop of war.
Came down from the River leveret outward bound
veffels, and remain in the Downs with the reit of the
!hips as per la& Wind S. W.
Yeaerday Vice Admiral Rosner valved here
from Sheemefs, and early this morning twitted his
flag on board his Ma jetty's fh;p Palaces, or Oaamos,
in the Downs. Salutes were fired, and Admiral
HOLLOWAY (hilted his flag from the Parscsss or
Oaamoa to the Isis, in which thip he proceeds to
Newfoundland, to take the command of that Ration.
I Arrived the Suasion* frigate from a crnize.
YARMOUTH APRIL 9.—Arrived to join the North
Sea Fleet the Assaussesomb and from a ensile the
MALABAR and Roar men of war. Sailed on a
cruize the Nassau. 64 guns, FORRISTIR Hoop, and
Fiast gun.brig. Ships remaining MAJISTIC, MALA•
BAR, MINOTAUR, NAMUII, ORION, RUST, Aoanas•
non, AGINCOURT, Rosaucz, and CRISCINT, fri•
gates ; CONSTANT gun-brig, and two Cutters.....
Wind W.

LONDON: Printed sad publiihed by LEVEL KENT, (olCsa.
tetbury-Pbee, Lambeth) at the Seaa-Ortica, N& r, Cane/•
firect. Pploo6ol ms at ifs STU-01M% Twirler.

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