Star.
London, England, 1805-02-05 00:00:00

ORDNANCE.

Mr. POLE obferved, that it was now his duty to
prnpufe the Ellimates for the Ordnance Service,
which he thould do without any particular corn-
ments.—He then propofed the following refolutions,
which were read from the chair :

That for the Ordnance Service in Great Britain thould be
granted the torn of 5,084631.
For the Services in the Ordnance Offices t 90.3431. 3s. ad.
For the Ordnance Service in Ireland, 503,2341. Bi. ad.
For Sums advanced out of the hith Exchequer fur this fervice.
:29,2501.

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tor the Charge of the Service in the Ordnance Office in Ireland,
470.0_51%4e.

Alf there relolutions were agreed to—Report to-
mon ow.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
prefented tome Additional Papers relative to the
Spanifh War.—Ordered to lie on the table.
The other orders were then read.—Adjourned.

LONDON.

TUFSDAY, FEBRUARY S.

P. 2 try OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON F. O'CLOCK
Contda, money 591;—for account. 59; 60.
Reduced Go;;-4 per Cana 7644-5 per C. Navy 9CII/.
ICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
3 per C. Red. Ann. 6t 6341 India Bonds. MSS. diL
3 per CCP t Colli 6:;;} Imp. 3 per Cent. soil
Deft:l ed 3 per C. C0n1.531 kzeheq. Bills, par ta prem.
pc/ Cent. 77 Enzlifli Lottery 'Dams 241. ss.
5 per Cant. Navy 91i 903 9141 CunL for Feb. iSoiti

Another feries of papers relative to the War with
Spain, was yefterday laid before the Houfe of Com-
mons. They confift chiefly ofthe difpatches received
from Mr. DUFF, his Majelly's Conful at Cadiz ; and
from Sir EDWARD PILLIW and Admiral COCHRAN'.
That our readers, who have already before them fo
perfea a feries of the Correfpondence between the
two countries, may not want what additional light
thefe can throw upon it, we (hall give them a
place to • morrow—want of room preventing us
from doing fo this day. It will be Peen by the pro-
ceedings of both Houle', that mote papers, upon the
fame fubjea, are to be moved fur.

. .
We hated yellerslay, that a Gentleman, arrived in
town who left Cork on Friday. had brought intelli-
gence that the day before, five large (hips were feen
near the Cove, and as they did not anfwer the dgnals
it was fuppofed they were French, which had occa-
fioned confiderable alarm in the neighbourhood.—
' Our letters from Dublin of the in ink. fay, that the
Preceding night Government received an account of
a Beet having appeared off Bantry Bay, fuppofed to
be an enemy. and that Lord GARDNER had imme-
diately difpatched Come cutters to reconnoitre them.
At the time our letters were fent off, the Irilh Go-
vernMent had received no farther accounts on the
fubjeet. A difpatch, however, dated Dublin the sd
inn. has been received at the Admiralty, pofitively
flaring, that the !hips which had been feen off Cork
on the 3oth, were not enemies: they are fuppofed to he
the Sir Hugh Inglis, Ellis, Elphintlone, Woodford,
and Ann, Eaft Indiamen, homeward bound, Lilt
from St. Helena.

Thb fleet which failed from Rochefort confifled, it
is (aid, of one (hip of 120 guns, two of 84, and three
of 74, befides feveral frigates. Each (hip is Rated to
have had on board as many foldierc as could be re-
ceived ; and there were alto in the fleet a number of
artillerymen and two hundred piece, of ordnance.
The poffibility that Ireland might be the detlina
Lion of the Rochefort fquadron, was not overlooked
by our Naval Adminiftration, who fent off difpatches
on Friday night to Lord GARDNR, at Cork, and
Admiral Dauer, at Beerhaven, kith advice of the
enemy having left that port.