Star.
London, England, 1812-01-25 00:00:00

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TO THE WORTHY F.I.F.CTORS OF THE BOROUGI-i
OP BARNSTAPLE.
GENTI2III,II,
, A CCEPT my grateful Thanks for the very noble
4 a. 4,11 re.kcyble esrport jou have affords:sl me In the
Luc Con:gst, the ev-nt of which (though unsuccassitti) fully ju's-
tijiss ea:frig mr forward to suptutrt our King and Constitu-
tion. • be very small insjority obtained by the othi r Candidate,
who, for a p• fiusl of two years had heen canvassing you, whilst 1
hafillut four days to solicit your suffrages, clearly evinces the
cerainty of try 'Success, if I lucl been so fortunate as to have had
an earlier intrilduction.to your notice. ' I beg to assure you, that
it shall ever'bOny study to slesetve your good opinions, an 4 I can •
not doubt of your continut.:d salpport, or of that support being
crowned with success at the nett hlect:4n.
!have the honour to he, Gehtlerrit rt,
Tour grate ully oblige! and faithful bumble strvant,
' ' MASSE hi LOPES.
• "Suntan, near Plymotfh, Jan. 18, 1812.
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FOR SAI.E EV PtII3I.IC AUC lON,
On Friday next, the Sla instant, at Noon, at the London Tavern,
• Foxhole-so-Let, Plymouth,
- THE GOOD BRIG JOHN, of the following
ante:lA:a:4 :
Lerch . - - 65 Ft. 8 In.
Seri& h - i• 92 54

Depth - - • • 9 7
4dmeasuus - - 128 31-9 1 Tuns.
She is square t t met , tireign built, made free, !s burthensomt,,
d sails fr.sr l'cr.lcttlated fur the Newfoundhod, Portus4l, CCUM•
• irg, cr Coal l'tatles, and requires but little out is to perform a
wayags..—And, for tit Bens Bens of the Concerned,
' .• This Good Ketch WHEAT SHEA', ul the following
Di-
Itßena'ons -
Length - - - - rt. p. 7,1.
Freadth - - 17 1
Height's in Cabin - - - 5 10
Adnicaittnes - - - 64 Ton..
' Sbe is tonser bottomed, square sterved and foreign built, but
wade free, No a flat flour, and tales the gtouftd weal; is well
[...And In very pod materials, and recietires but li tie refit for
•• - ft Hera! pUrposts.
For Viewing and further information, apply tp the Master; on
kat-1, in Sutton Pool; to Mt s-rs. H AWIC ea and Solis, Briton
pie, or to JOHN LthsCOMBE, Broker.
PARLIAIIIENheIAr PROCEEDIN6S.

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tifigSE OF COMMONS, JANUARY 21.
Ti)e Land and Mak Duty Bill wept throtigh a Committee, the
ft. ion of which was ordered to be received on Monday.
BAN:I..F gave notice, chat on Monday he would move
for toe ft-appAirtment of the Cormm.ttee on Public Expenditures
kid the Oilmittee on Sinecure Offices.
' On the liktirn of Mr. WA %LIS, a vz.riety of Papers connected
with the Iv iptary ittniations of India were ordered to be laid
afore the iitasse.
• A ferson from the Bark prtsttred the Annual Ace3unts of
e 1: mot Dividends,—Orderol to lie on the tat le..

•I be file ett lII'S or the City of LONDON presented a Petition
fot in the Lord Mayor and Aldermen, praying for leave to bring',
•
Iv a Bill to diminish the namber of Prsoners in Newgaie, by the
erection in Mitiorficlii; of a Prson for Felon; ; as also, a Petition
for leave to 'wing in a BM to make a certa n Road in St. Geurge's
Petitiolt was referred to a Committee.
jiIr.WHA.ILTON prrsented a Petition to the Howe, praylvg
(pr a Parliamentary remuneration on behalf of tl e widow and I
fintry of the late Mr. Henry Corr, of Co port, in the County of
&ND loarlptOD, iron-manufacturer, for Ifs valuskk improvements
In matins eakt-llon malleable, by means of a reverberatory or
dir-furnate; heuicd with common sea-coal, and afterNataids roll.
Patti it in a •vs.icling lira into bars, instead of heating it with forge
hamtn rs, and equal in goodness to the bect Swedish ore ground
iron, Et for his Majesty's Navy, anti manufactured at a much
Cheaper rate than for,ign iron was ever purelv4tl for. The pro-
ms was stated-to be in general use, and had become a great na-
Atm 11 benefit.
Mr. WHARTON brouglit in a Bdl for rising the sum of
'sEl,soo,oka, and another Litli for ts.s,vg rEIO,3OO,LCO, by Es-1
theyer 13,115, for the service of the year la t 2.—ll!ad a first time,
and oils red to he read a second time on Saturday. He hoped
this pi aet'cr would not be continued.
Mr. VS'HITERE. iID wished to know w7,ar pressing occeion
eh re was to compel Vie Home to sit on Saturelay,i, list. ad of
acijnot nit ft, 4, in crs inary cast s, from Friday to Monday ?—The
p !Wit business w:s not in arrtar; but, on the c astray, in a more
tot ward state than was issual at the pis sent period of the Ses-ion.
'Lhe CHANCELLOR of the EXChlkcjifill nrlitd, that i
se;.s cor.venient to the Pnblie Service, to a hsw hu-Ines; which
wa- not I:ke y to crate any &sun's on, t' sta.:4l !or Sstardny, in
rrder to make vp the delay occasioned by ;he recent fa Istr..r is
m king a House. •
Mr. 1A HI olsgerved, that other ni:i4 opt so pressing
Moto:as y .1.11'.!5, bad been fi‘eel for Si -Arlo'.
ANI CR:CA. '
-04 de,irons or as',ing tit? P.i-'t
re hid any olject.ort to the production.
:espundtnce between Mr. plot roe and
same had been published by the Anse.

of tht EXCHEQUER tinbreel that Le
Merlon of that Correlenclitice, on the
!:oie tow ed on a similar occasion, nano -
Vali am, wary disensvion, which, under
it woul,l be wise to avi id. It was
itml'er, If lie tho. ght proper so to du,
übjrct.
then gave notire. that be would take an
wing for *production of the Corusion-
ludtd.

cesses ?--A pause ensuing, Mr. ROt/GHAM row,
ani,i was about to give a notice, when
The' SPEAKER said the que§tion before the Hogg
must first be disposid of.

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Mr. TIERNEY was solicitous to know on which
side of the account the Princesses were to be charged,
Whether to the new 9r to the old ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
replied that it might he a question at some other pe-
riod, whether at their age it would not be adviseable
to grant the Princesses separate establishments, but
he observed that that was not the question then be-
fore the Huse.
Mr. WHITBREAD declared that the statement
of the Right Hon. Gentleman.rendered the attentive
consideration of the subject more important than
ever. For wh it was Parliament about to do? To
form art establishment fur lier Majesty, on the sup-
poition that the Princesses woe to live with,ber.—
And now the Right Hon. Gentleman came forward
and suggested the probability of a further and distinct
arrangement un that subject. , Was the provision in
the Bill made with a view to the Princesses remain-
ing with her Majesty, or not ? In the one case it
Might be proper to vote £lO,OOO, in the other very
impropt.r.
The Bill was read a second time, And ordered to.
.be commuted on Monday.
•• • .
ortnEtti /N COUNCIL.

Mr. BROUGHAM again rose to give notice id a
motion: Although the motion would be connected
with America, it would r.ot interfere with the (shifting
negotiation, and indeed would he made by him, al-
, though no such negotiation existed. Ile gave notice,
that at an early period after the expiration of the Re.
,trictions on the Prince Regent, he would move an
humble Address to his ko)al Highness, praying that
he would be graciously pleased to withdraw the Or-
ders in Council. He would also move that the House
should take into consideratkin the system of Trade
Licences.

COMMITTEE OP SUPPLY.

The Estimates pretenred by Mr. WHARTON, on Thursday,
Navin; been retcrred to the Committee of Supply, the House re.
solved itself into the Cimntitt. e.
The suns of Li ...`5O was voted to his Majesty towards defraying
the expences of Captain Manby's experiment for preserving ship-
wrecked sAlors (rent drowning ; and the sum of L4Bts towards
the repairs of Henry VII:s Cbapel.
On the mo:inn for granting to his Majesty the sum
of 410,657, towards the erection of a Bridge over the
Lien, near Carlisle,
Cit. J. NEW PORT expressed his wish to have some
information on the suhject.
Mr. wiTARToN replied, that the vote was in
consequence of the recommendation of the Commit-
tee ef that House, appointed to consider the best
means of improving the intercounsq between Great
Britain and Itelantl, through Portpatrick. It was
deemed necessary to rebuild this bridge near Carlisle,
but the county of Cumberland was unable to be at
the whole expence. A proposition on the part ofthe
Gentlemen of the county to pay half the expence, was
acceded to by the Committee, and the House agreed
to their report.
Sir J. GRAHAM said that he was a Member of.
the Conimittee alluded to. Represereation,s had been i
rulde by almost every t;,bleinan and Gentleman in
Ireland, t f the necessity of improving tic road from
Portpatlick to Carlisle. Tit the pursuit of this object,
k was ‘leemed indispencibic to rebuild this bridge, in
order to ficiiitate the adrnisiou of Iri.ilr Gt.ntl..rntal
into Lusk.)
Mr. GILES observe,i, tin:tele^ existin:z bridge was
so had as to b: indicted. IL was instate. tont tint only
for the pas•te,,,,e of Irish Gentlemen, but fir that of
the droves of c.etle whitti \etre .:qtly corning
tip from the North—(4 He dil slit see, how-
ever, why the county of Cumberland should receive
greater :is,iAance in such an undertaking than anyl
Other county.
Mr. W H A RTONrepeatcdhis statementrespectiugl
the Repert of the Committee.
Sir J. NEWPOR'P could see no reason why the
grounds urged for the adoption of this vote would
not be: equaily applicable to IreLod, or to the South
of Great Britain. No county in South Wales had
made a similar representation with respect to the in-
tercourse between Dublin and Lrql.lon. He denied
' the statement of an Hon. Baronet, that almost every
Irish Nobleman And Gert ernan had expressed all
anxiety on the sulik:ct of this communication. Only
those had done so, whe were interest: el by their le.'.
deuce in the North of Ireland, and they had been
used as to by the County of Cumberland, to serve
its own purposes.
After a further discussion, in svlrcli Mr. Wharton,
I Mr. Sumner, Sir J Graham, Mr. Whitbread, Sir
H. Montgomery, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
and Mr. Wailis participated, the Committee divided.
For the Motion 3.7—Against it 27—Nlainity 8.
The House having been resumed, the Report was
Exedered to be received on Mondry. • ,
Sir J. NEWPORT inquired the reason that the
Journals of the House had not been delivered to
every Member?
The SPEAKER stated, that two years ago those
pu ilications amounting to many volumes, larger than
Intl ever before been printed, It appeared to tire Lords
of the Treasury tl at it would be advie.hle, with a
view to economy, after depositing a certain number
in the public libiaties of the country, to aid Vie liqui-
dation of the expence of publ.shing diem, by ordering
the test to be carried to a gradual sale. So the matter
then stood, and until -reversed by his Majesty, must
continue to stand.
Sic J. NEWPORT gave notice, that he would
make a motion- on the subject, in order that every
Member might be pr,.vided with . a copy of the
Journals.—Adjourned.
LIST OF THE MINORITY
ON TYR NOTION OP H. lIROUOHAP4, ESQ• FOR AN INCUTRY INTO
THx APPLICATION 01 THE DROIIS 1./p ALINIRALTY.

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WILL LIAO [1.1.1 W i acau 4DI
this pi aet'cr would not be c
Mr. WiIITIIRIitID wit
Ith re was to compel t'te
aclinntr,it t, 4, in nits inacy
p business w:s n,t in
'thwart] mate than was inns
'Lke CHANCELLOR
corvcuient to the P.A.
Wa. not I:kc y to Cr ate and
rr'cr to ?rake vp the dtl.
In king a Heuse.
• Mr. HI C9READ
as Is.lor:Ly Bills, bad been fi
•
Mr. Writ ri3REMI w.J
Ccutivnian erfinsite, if he
svi bout delay, of the Corti
Ur. Foster, ~ss far as the si
rlcan Government ?
Thc-CHANCEI.I.OR
Should object tfbr proiuc
sr 'lnas t Bich be ha.% hero
if, that it iniLlit lead to a
the viestrit cjitninstances,
avccent to the Hon. Ali
to mak:. a Motion on the
• Mr. WHI I'BitEAD the
deoppnrctinity of nioyio
de .ce to %lAch he It id allu
1115 MAJIE
The Order pi' die
second reading of the I
1-lotisehold,
The Cl-14NCELI
moved that the Bill be
' Mr. GILLS would
a few weed-. underst.
stietnitire was to take
tat kaving the
Yin Masts Atill
tire itterer.sed anowan:
die Real Fasitily wer
40efore the discussion
lot put in poss.ssico
thoits of the Admira
Right. lisdnour:dble Ft
-1 ANCEL I
*aid, it was not i du; ro
bitee irx the other bi
-might be proposed ; 1
ilionic-,tdon on the sul
' Mr. 'WHITBREI
House had pone to w
niacin/r, wiih:•ut suff,
ding. There were
ought to be induced
•cpstion, either by a c
Or' by an intuitive con
munication had been
there existed Any intoi
Ille'subject ?
The 'CHANCEL.]
replied.'that the dabsei
'were suit iron:ciliate/3
question befuee-4he
s 'Mr. WHIT4Ftrd
suer to'lns
Geotietuarc that' thtn
rapluent''of the ttv
• ettitideirin se vote I,k
Itir.AICERCROt
ran..4)euseutfor thdiai