Star.
London, England, 1806-06-17 00:00:00

COMMIT'S' OF SUPPLY.

The Houk went Into a Committee of Suirly. The Petition of
Mars. Chalmers and Cowic fee compenfltinn fo- the loffe+ fur.
tattled by the ptrlihing of a cargo of Swedith herrings In the Baltic,
was taken into coo fitieration.

Mr. W. SMITH moved that a turn of 25=01. be granted to
the fald Gentlemen as • remuneration. The motion was fup-
ported by the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, Dr.
LAWRENCE. ate. and oppofed by Mr. LONG, Mr. ROST',
Mr. HUSKISSON, &e. After a con6derable debate the Haifa
divided upon the qualtionAyes 59—Noes tit—Majority 48.
The Hnuk being refueled, the Report was ordered to be re.
ceived tomorrow.

CORN INTERCOURSI RILL.
On the motion of Sir JOHN NEWPORT, the Houfe went
into a Committee on the Corn Intercourfe Bill.
Mr. FOSTER introduced a Claufe for regulating the Oldie. and
Bomalei by the averages of the import and export prices of the
whole Empire, taken quarterly. He propolcd if the claufe were
received, that the Bill Mould be printed, and undergo a future re-
committal.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT was allteC from any thing that was
likely to acute &lay, and more f. to any thing that .hreatetted to
pottpone the pagans of the Elil during the prefcm felon.
Mr. W. SMITH, Sir R. PEELE. and Mr. SCOT F, Rated •he
treat importance of the fubJeta.
Mr. FAULKNER complaioed with very great warmth of the
thinner. of the Houle on every Ira qucitioa. Since he had he.
aurae a Member of the Imperial Fatlianwan, be had felt feverely
that which he would not expref a
Lard TEMPLE defended the Houfe from the implication of
his Hon Friend, and 'rutted, that not a man In It was lefs anxious
for the. into car of Ireland, than fur thole of any other part of the
Empire.
Mr. FOSTER, while he admired the warmth of his Hon
Friend, could not admit that this was an lrilh qui Ilion. It was an
Imperial cue.
Mr. PA'ITESON eapreffed Nal& unfriendly to the new
1 clattre.
After a few words from Mr. ALEXANDER, Lord DE BLA-
QUIERE, and Mr. WESTERN, the claufe, together with ano.
thee, was agreed to pesfrera, and the Houle havieg t eLn raf °mt.!,
1 the report was rcecived,OrdLted to be taken Vt. turther confider-
ation on Friday, and to be printed with the asocndrovnts.
The COMlAittee on the Thread Laceßlll was poftponed till to-
morrow.

The Irith Pot! Road Den went through a Committee In which fait necefrary to put the public into complete poffif
the blank. were hika cp, and a lone place no ca: 1 lion of the whole cafe, and
be dis
p uiaart Ithicatiantrien
tiny of chutes 1/armlet:of by the dare. [PI in rbcrs for irelan.. at a price within the reach of every Read,,, 11.
The report was Ind, red to be reeeiv.d on Monday.
' therefore hopes they will tsT
The other Orders of ew Day were poileaned, nod at one o'clock
the Hyde adjourned. Aaraattea Ldition.

•
Bomar ORZITTI, OCT. 30, 1805,—.011 Saturday
lift anchored in ~e harbour the Ship Duncan, under
charge of Mr. HINDERSoN, prize to his Majetty's
fhb) LORD Dune 111, Lieutenant Salvo. The LORD
Du MCAN failed from Madras on a-cruise in the month
of J lv lAti, and After a paffage of five weeks made
the Ifland of Rndenguis, here they difcrivered a
French brig riding in the harbour; the LnRD Dun-
CAR were hove to, her boats manned and armed, and
fent in to board the brig; in the tnean time the Com-
mander, officers, and crew, after cuttinT her cables,
deferted her, and went on (bore in the illard. The
Loan Du vicam's boats boarded and took poffeffion of
her: they found her principally laden with fifh. but the
wind blowing hard in, and a flrong current againn
them,thev found it impraelirable to tow her out, they
Set fire to her and deftroyed her.
On the following day She bore up for the Ine of
Fiance, and the day after making the Bland She fell
in with and captured the brig Fe icite, of abort go
tons bill then, laden with plank: they law and chafed
the Henrietta French privateer ; (be had jut left the ,
Wand on a crnize, hut being light winds, (he efcaped
by lived trity failing. The Loaf:ITN/Neve then pro-
ceeded to the Island of Bourbon, where the fell in with
and chafed on (bore a French corvette, carrying eight
guns, and four Swivels. The ctirvette was com-
pletely datbed to pieces on theJhore.
Frcm the Martel of Bourbon the Lotto Duncan
Shaped a condi for St. Mary's, in the Ifland of Ma.
dagalcar ; they met the mon cordial reception from
the natives, who werecmceedingly anxious to (ripply
them with every neceffary the place afforded. Here
they continued nine days, after which they weighed
and ran down the EaR Coaß of the Viand of Made-
- gafcar, looking into the different ports; and at Fort
Dauphin they fell in with and captured the fhip
Pearl, and deflroyed a French brig. The crew of the ,
brig had run her on Shore, where the Duncan's
boats dellroyed her. The Commander and Officers
- of_ the Pearl had cut her cables, Set fire to the (hip,
and deferted her, taking refuge on Shore ; fortunately
the boats got timely on board to extinguifh the fire,
with the aSlillance of the Lafcars they found en
board, and got her clear out,
. Mr. Hamm asoi was put on board the Pearl as
prize-matter, having a part of the Felicia's crewlon
board, and in company with, that yeffel, parted with
the Loans DUDCAII on the nth ult. finding the Felt.
cite a bad tailor, the Pearl parted company with her
on the sd infant, making the belt of their way to
D'imbals In that the snivel of the Felicite may be
daily expe'led; when they parted with the Loan
DUNCAN, the was fleeting for the Ifland of Bourbon.

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