Star.
London, England, 1805-07-01 00:00:00

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

PARIS, Just 5.—The troops which were In the
camp of Marengo have returned to their canton-
ments. There is at prefent no Britifh fleet in the Me-
diterranean, and we nsay probably loon hear of the
fail na of a fecond fleet from Toulon.
4, The letters from Italy," fay the Bullesiss &Ms-
rope, the journal de Path, and other Journals, " talk
of nothing elk than the erithufiafm, which is caufed
everywhere by the prefenee of the Emperor and King.
People will be furprifed in Italy, on hearing the ab-
furd tales in circulation at Paris fome days pafl, of a
pretended confpiracy, which was to bull ford► at
Milan, to change the day of the M3a lively joy into
a day of mourning. If the enemy has fete any fpies
to Milan, they were as unable to effeet any thing in
;he capital of Italy as in the capital of the French
empire. Without credit and without honour, they
cduld not infligate any plot among any clafs of citi-
zens. The moment of their arrival, and the nature
of their inllrations were known bcfore•hand: their
arrest caufed as little noife as that of the moft infig-
niticant adventurers."

JuN a to.—Eight fhips of the line are now building
at Antwerp, and five of them are already far ad-
vanced. Twelve hundred men are employed in the
dock-yards.
The Rochefort fquadron, which is come back, will,
it is faid, loon put to fea again, with frefh troops
on board. Several Battalions, mnftly of Light In-
fantry. had elually received orders to march to
Itocl.efott.

It is thought by Tome, that the fecond Rochefort
expedition is gone to Newfoundland, to deßroy the
flritith fettlements • a fmall fqnadron had alto failed
from L'Otient in the beginning of April, defined, as
was toppofed, again(' the Dritith fettlements on the
Weflern Coaß of Africa.

JUNK i6.—Betides the concerns of general polity,
and of war, the diplomatic correfpondence has late.
ly been very bra- between Milan, Vienna, and Berlin.
The Emperor has made new arrangements tefpeaing
the camps on the coati, which being drawn nearly
together, receive other names, viz. that of St.Omer
is now called the Corps of the Centre ; that of Bru.
ges, of the Right ; and that of Montreuil, of the
Left.

Jura iB.—We learn by letters from Milan, that
the Emperor will not leave Italy till after the middle
of July ; and that in his tour throngh Come of the
principal towns of Italy, he will vifit the camp of
Cadiglione, which is fo difpofed as to reprefent the
manner in which the Emperor, as General in Chief,
in Atrgutl 1796, defeated fiat the right wing, and a
few days after the left wine and the centre, of the
Auftrians, under General WURP4SaII, in that plain.
The Emperor left Milan on the toth of June, at four
in the morning.
JUNE 20.—Although we knownothing certain of
the Combined Fleets, various and very favourable
reports are propagated here refpceting them.
A few days (ince ionic balls were interchanged be.
tween five Britilh frigates and the Batavian flotilla off
Dunkirk, without any damage being done on either
fide.
On the 13th of Stine, the Emperor and King re-
viewed, on the plain of Montechiaro, 48 battalions
of ir.fantry, and 45 fquadrons of Cavalry, with 6o
pieces of cannon, commanded by hlarlhal BE s st ER as.
Five per Cent. Confolides, with the Dividend of
Germinal, 6i francs.

P4III.I.4MENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, JUNE 19.

goon after two o'clock. the LORD CHANCELLOR came
down to the Houle, and, after prayers, their Lordadps proceeded
to forward the Bilk upon the table.
Among thefe, the Irilh Lolalds ComtniMoners' Bill, the Ex-
piring Laws Bill. the Woollen Mannfadturera', and the Corn Ex-
port Regulation Bills, feverally palled through Committees of the
whole Houle, Lord Walfinghaan in the Chair, without amend-
assent; and the Reports were afterwards received.
Te Report of the Stipendiary Curates Bill b-ing taken into
emifideration, the LORD CHANCELLOR. propofcd an additional
Chute, for the better regulating the ProviSons rdpeding the Par-
foliage and Itadence Hodes, which was agreed to by the Houle.
The Bill, fo amended, was then ordered to be read a third time on

Monday.
The Poorer Clergy Provilloa Bill was reed a third time and
paffedse

MOUS!. OF COMMONS.

DENNIS BOWES DALY. Erg was introduced by Mr. Grey
And Mr. Kinnaird, and took the Meal oaths and his feat for the I
County of Galway, in Ireland, hi the room of Lord Vifeouht
Dunk), now Earl of Clancarty.
Mr. Serjeatit BEST brought up the Report of the Committee'.
upon the Tunnell Bill: the Refolutions were read and agreed to,
and the Bill ordered to !le engroired.
On Cie motion of Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, the feveral acentmts
of unclaimed Dividends remaining in the Bank of England were
ordered to be printed for the tire of the Members.
A MelTage from the Lordeitiforrned the Houk, that their Lord.
!hips had agreed to the Poorer Clergy Bill, the Seamen', Fneou- I
• ragement Bill, the hide Civil Lift Bill, and the Millers Regula-
tion VB. .
The Felons' Efeape BM was brought up from the Lords, read a
Sift time, and ordered to be read a fecund tine on Monday.
The London Ballaft Bill fur the River Thames was ai:o brought
up, and two Clutter agreed to by way of riders. The ei
then read a third time and paired.
Sir HUGH INGLIS prefented a Petition from the innkeep:rs
sof Alliburton, in the county of Devon, complaining of the hard-
ihips under which they laboured, with reified to the Billeting of
Soldiers, and praying relief.--Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. ROSE gave notice, that he would bring forward a motion
early in the neat Seifitei, refpeding the Regulation of Pilots He
gave this previous intimation of his intention, as he confideted it a
fubjedi of great importance, and witted time fhould be taken in
the confederation of it.
The Houle went into a Committee upon the permanent Service
of Ireland, as fa► as related to the Military Survey thereof, and
When. refitmed, leave was given to bring in•a Bill purfuant thereto.
Mr. ALEXANDER. brought up the Report of the Committee
of Supply. The revere! Refolutions were read and agreed to.
Alfo the. Report of the Committee upon the Foreign Wool Ex-
portation 11111. The Refolutions being read and agreed to, the Bill
was ordered to be read a third time on Monday.
Mr. ALEXANDER alto brought up the Report of the Com-
mittee upon Linen Drawbacks and Bounties. The Refolutions
were read and agreed teal and leave siren to bring in a Bill pm,
faint thereto.
The Cullom Houle Fees Abandon Bill, and the Warehoufing
Goods Bill, were severally read a thied time and paired.
The Houle went into a Committee open the Straw Platt Duty
Bill : the Report was ordered to be received on Monday.
The Houle alto went into a Committee upon the Palace-yard
Imp-ovement Bill; the Report ordered to be received on ?wonder,
and the Bill engrofred.
Mr. ALEXANDER bronght up the Report of the Committee
on the frith Loan Bill. The Refolutions were read and agreed to,
and the Bill ordered to be enrolled, and reads third time on Moo-
day. Alfo the Report of the Committee upon the Huwth Har-
bour Improvement kill. The Refolutions were read and agreed
to, and the Bill ordered to be engroffed, and read a third time on
Monday.
Fite three Ezehequer Bills Bills were federally read a third time
and paired.
The file of Man Trade Regulation 818 was alto read a third
time and paired.
Mr. ALEXANDER alfo brought up the Report of the Commit-
tee upon the Spirit Eaportation Bill. The Refolutions, with feveral
Amendments, were read and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to
be engroffed, and read a third time on Monday.
The Cochineal Duty Bill was read a third time and paired.
The Haire went into a Genonittee upon the Scots Aireffed
Taxes Regulation Bill, and the Report ordered to be received on
Monday. .
The Houfe alto went Into a Committee upon the Bill for ap-
pointing additional Commit:Boners for auditing Public Accounts,
and the Reoort ordered to be received oo Monday.
The Spanith Red Wine Importation Bill was read a fecund time,
and ordered to be committed on Monday.
Mr. ORMSBY brought up a Bill fur preventing certain Frauds
from being committed in the Revenue in Ireland, which was read
a hat time, and ur•'.ereel to be read a fecund time can Monday.
The Houfe then adjourned until MondaT.

ELEVENTH REPORT.

REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE UPON TOE ELE