Star.
London, England, 1804-02-15 00:00:00

1141%11 SAME tVSISICTIOW SILL.

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Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the it goon ot the Committee
on the Ida Zink Reltridion 8111. which was •greed to. The
armaments were accordingly ordered to be eugrolled, and the
Bill to Ito egad a third dote tu•morrow.

111104 RIVIIkUIT.

On the modost of Mr CORRY, the Committee of the tubule
Hook for the COOn eranoo ut cLruln Ada Taoist toast &twenties
on/nand, will& flood our to-morrow, wits puaposied till Mon-
day neat

MARtlf MUTINY SILL.

Mr. ADAMS brouubt in Oa Marine Mutiny Bill, which was
road a Srft time, and entered to be read a fecund rim on fburkuy.

MC0111171.1 ►I.6CT Inn.

WHYTF. prefented at the bar a I.itt of the Committee
hallottal to try the ne-rita oldie Ikbefler bkoftion.
It confilled of the followisas Members •
Matthew It ofict. Mr Witham yawns, Bart.
John Penn, !•fq. Henry Shelli t,. Lig.
john Matthew.. Erg. Edward H. tl..ra, Efq.
George W Crooning. F.li. Sir John f rkrk, Dart.
Robert Witilama, f fq. Daet.l S. 1..40.k, Efg.
Ham. C. H. Pierrepoint,Efq. C. Cheiter, EN.

Sir c.'ralbot, Snit. -
The SPEAKER Cued tbst.seteudirg to the dad tenor dm,
Houk, it swot sow the duty of the tt4rteun AIR had berm choke
by ballot, to relic for the pc -poSr of Anatol' toothy's/slum tow
forniahly t.. die ngulatiOnt ottani in (oda wontedly.. llte Chu-
Uneven marked the following:
Sir Robin SUMO, *art. His. CH. Hutoliaros, TA.
Wholwir: occordihyly added to the RA at tionnotees, the Cots-
mince Ikea rworn in is ewc form. and ordered to proceed to
ado. Tho Husk tka Ojnernal till uo raccw• •

LONDON.

FEIUMAILT t 5.
tar at A the Public Oilers
CS YISTEADAY •
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Short tikes 3# I-36
hop. s par Cent. •••••
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Os 3 si diL
Lawry Tidies 171.66
Cog tor le& Lot
COME OF =CHANG&
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Da. at kb' 36 3 Diego 3$ a Gam £J
itottardas 36 to 3 UL !dada ..- pp Vadat 5
Hatabargli 34 s i 124 Dino jillat Lao. 63
Alma 34 3st UL Baas eL Oporto 631
Parisi day's data s 4 14 'IL Laibsed DO" si
.rani al ss IX Asio as dia Soak al ilaillaad
S 15 s dim 31 per Oaab
scw Maim go. sd. par Owes

WEDNESDAY.
#iii•Wea Si A Y.-..H01k
PRICE OF STOCI

Beek Bieck t33+l+
3 per C. Red. A.3o*
3 per C. Cod. 53
Deferred 3 per Vox. Cali 471
4 ST Cam 7311170
~1 Per C Hui 89 Bsl
15 per C. a 97 93

'THE MO.

We are much concerned to Rate, that the Klan
is again indifried. With !bitable attention to the
Passes of Wean, and the other branches of the
Royal newly, a Bulletin was yelterday communi-
cated to them. I. which it was Rated,
Mis Afosstr h web killieed to day."

•mss MAJESTY is at the Queen's boufe, attended
by Sir Fannon MtLamas, Dr. killtllDllll, and Mr.
Donna. of Richmond. The two latter were only
called is yeAerday morning, and indeed the indifpo-
Scion muft have been fodden, as his MAJESTY walked
about the hours oa Monday, and appeared to be in
health and fpirits.
The sews of the Itaa's Muth foal fpread &numb
the higher circles.
The different Members of the Royal Family, in
the full of which WAS the 'Prince of Wm.'s. Sent to
make inquiries after the health of his MajliTT. All
the Royal Dukes were at tbe Queen's Houfe during
the greet& part of the day, and were there at i late
hour lift sight.
We are concerned to Auk that the report °t its
Maissey's health this day, is not more favourable.
The following is

MI BOLLZTOI OF THIS DAT.

is Nit Maysrrr is M dry ma Or far r s
(Sillod) t. rraro.
qsasarfar."

The two Phyficiase. who liebtetibe the above. and
alto Mr. Dolmas, of Itithaboad, fht op all sight
with his Megisrh

Letters from Port!lomat Nate, that a report
PK-
vailcdthere tithe FatosEall !mimosa beingloft. Wt
hope there is a minake itt the rawer 1,-44 however.
caufed fame uaeafulefs at Lloyd's this day.

Lail night we veceivel Path journah to the sstb
ult. iuclufive. They do not, however, prefent much
novelty. We have given their principal contests in
the preceding columns; and alfo ferns farther ex.
traasfrom the Mail which arrived yelierday.

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The following urtiele is trandated from a Swediflt
Newfpaper. received by 'am snail of the 3d inft. It
is fo fAr worthy of notice. as it Stews the favourable
difpofition of Sweden towards this Count:T. and
may in Conte degree be cool-Wend as itifertvl by au-
thority, as the manufcripts of all NewSpaprrs in that
country are Submitted to two denfors, previous to
being fent to the prefs:
ENGLAND.

By the confiderable increafe of population in the
Britilh Nation during the UR century, which then
got an augmsntation of eight millions of inhabitants,
the population of the three united Kingdoms and
Colonies thereunto belonging now amounts to above
fifteen millions. In the fame proportion, the national
Rsengdt. has increafed. The internal wealth of the
nation has been particularly favoured by a Rouriffi.
• ing trade ; and, notwithßanding the war, the (hut.
ting of all French, Dutch, and moll ref the Ica- ,
Ilan ports, as alfo the Roppage of the Mtn
trade on the rivers Elbe and Wefts, *weeding to
the moll authentic accounts laid before their Par.
liament, the furplua of the permanent taxes alone
for the lea year amounts to nearly five millions
Reeling. This is the ace of Englins indußry,
which it will be difficult for any other country to
equal. Another thing very remarkable is, that !itch
a trading nation has been able in a naval war, not
only to cover every fea with her fleets, but alfo raire
a land army of yoo,ooo men for the defence of their
country. The confiderable time which has elspfed
(ince England was firß threatened with French in
!ration, has not been able to weaken her means cf
preparation for defence, nor in the fmalleß degree
tire or lull afleep DeWitt vigilance and atlivity.—
Their preparations for defence are Rill continued with
the fame fpirit and elivity with which they were at
&ft commenced. 1 he naval force of Great Britain
was lag year computed to be 95 Blips of the line,
aa of 5o guns, la frigates. icss (loops of war, ea.
clufive of a confiderable number of armed veffels Ra-
tioned in their own harbours for the Ikurity of their
trade. Their captures at fea have been proportion-
ate to what might be eepefled from fo many priva-
teers; for the value td the captured yeah was
reckoned in England at no lets a Cam than twelve
millions Reeling. The Be is ifls arms have been equally
fuccefsl'ul in • South America. Baltic* was obl;ged
to•fubmit to the fame fate as Demerara and Effeepth
bo. The accounts from the WeR Indies give the
Englifbircitt bora of good. Immo at St. Domingo,

Ind of the fpeedy eonquerhig of the enemy's p►ad-
lions in that past of the world. This year will, of,
rouge, be prollodlive of events, between the two great
Belligerent Powers, that will call the attention of
every other nation.

Oa Monday the Doke of C AAAAA Cli dined with
the Prince of WILLIS at Carlton Houk.
The Doke of You held his military levee at the
Horfe Guards yellerday. The CUANCILIAI of the
Ercsilos& and Mr. Yost* were each fume time
with his Royal Rightists.
Yefterday being Valentine's
eiDssel:4ll Y
54c twopenny
Aces were filled with lours.
Nearly
Nearly woo were pat into the box et ymeiving-
beef. in New-fired. Covent Garden.
The Right Hon. Lard Destevol b Nlythlttst
Lord Lieutenant and Celia Rotulornm oldie cow
K of Carmarthen, in the room of the him Mr,
Vanessa.
The town of Lewes was enlivened kit week with
a Grand Ball given by Sir Jose Missita's troop of
Yeomanry Cavalry. The dancing commenced with
lir Joe. and the Lady of Cosign Beira, Erg. and
was continued till a very late boar.
Six months Half Pay to dig Officers in the Army,
from June to December lag, is now in the merfe' of
payment.
On the 24th ult. a lipped, pair of Colours was pre.
rented to the Afbton independent Infantry, cam.
mended by CaPain.Parr, by Lady 1311411111/ e(New
Hall, in Lancathire.
Yefterday Col. janstason infpeeed the arcs,
ac-
coutrements, ate. of the St. James's Volunteers, at
their new armoury-room in Dufoor's.place, Carnal:
market, and exprcted hitnfelf highly gratified at the
good Rate of their arils, /cc. and (aid,. he &mild
make a report accordingly to the Commander of the
dime.. Tat:sorrow he is to jape the Corp` who
have received orders to mutter very thong in fall
marching (*der, with one day's provifion in their hat
,erfacks, as they an to have a grand field day alter
the infpeeicm.
Yefterday the Duke of Gloneefier's Loyal Volga.
tears mallered very Ryon' in the ground behind the
workbook, in Monet-Brest. and marched to Hydn
Park. where they bad a grand field-day, under the
command of their Col. ViUmst Car nets&
At a veryseritirosse malting of the At. Giles and
It. Gmeges Binanhery Valentosn, in the Mutants
Gardens on MoodayobaCceinaming Glikar having
explained to them their right of tutdmi, tic got
vets! Companies onamlenanfly remsltd their=
live Captains to inform the
that it was their thlwftlithkatiwileciagiewrizYt to as**
their arms until the (*cavity of the congtry &odd%
permanently eftablifhed t and alto defired. that &eh
their determination &odd be immediately commani.
;aced to the Lord Lieutenant of the empty.
Bane, or Erosann.—Notes of Five Pound ash.
and upwards, indusfingßank Pot Bills payable kmA
days after fight.

on tie tit of bine Oil • • C 1047443
Aria; - tips - - - 130130110
aft of °amber - ;103 - - - sadyojeto
• %see ot Now:stew • An • - - a3stos,69*
Amount of Bank .it England Notes of Two Pounds
and One Pound each.
On the sit of June - - it.,, - • 4.03,•53,60w
attar Atigutt • - iflos - -3.12133 ts
;ft of Odtober 111104 • - • asespzio
splint Novaabei dos •• - 4,011A414
bank of Palianit Dee. 2,1103. Dt 'frames sic Geri.
A littera is filing for in Nears Cenntontts, in coo•
feque, ce of a recent era. caw between an Officer of;
the Guards, and a Lady of a Naval (Meer, 'edemed.
me this time the molt beautiful woman in the tafhlok
able world.
The Congregation afrembling for Divine Worfhip,
at the New Methodid Chapel, in Leeds, bas of late
been mock diaorried and infubed by a number of
rude young men (lonic of them of !genteel appear-
ance) aftembling about the doors to a turbulent
manner. and even proceeding to the lengths of throw-
ing vitriol or other liquids equally deltrultive upon
els drifts of the female part cf the congregation.
Basin.—Yelterday the Loan Marna ordered the
price of Brod to be continued the fame as lad week,
Wheaten s4d. and Swirehdd
ran:lreton Maws.--The Sporting world was
much difappointnd on Monday. They expelted to
have witnefied a perfornmoce of the pedeltrian kind,
the like of which bad never before been attempted.—
Mr. Baaczar., a few day. ako betted to walk sl
mgt.' in three hours. for a wort of soo guineas. It
was intended that fit thou' dart 't little beyond
Hoddefdon' in Hertfordlbire, and finintat the Royal
Exchange. London, which is the diftance required.
In order that he might not he interrupted on Ogg
mad, it was agreed that he fhoulefet of at five
o'clock in the morning, and was expected to be at the
Royal Exchange at eight. The furprife of his
friends, however, was great in the extreme, when they
waited feveral hours beyond the time, Without feting
or hearing Irom him. Many of the equelbians went
feveral miles on the Edmonton Road, but caw no
more than thole who remained in town.
Mr. Baactora and the gentleman with whoa; lie
made the match to perform twenty.three miles in
three bouts, have both returned to town. Mr. BA t•
test was prevented from teciding the wager by the
waters being out upwards of three miles on the road
he bad to pall, and which at the time of (Latin
would have been completely frozen Over thong!'
it is Paid that this circumdance would not have pie.
vented the enterptizing Pedarizn from attemptin;
to fulfil his undertaking, if he had not received a
propofal from his (porting friend to poi pone the
bufinefs to a future and more convenient opportunity.
Mr. Josue•WALDIN of the Crown. at Laindon
Hill, has laid a *wager Of too guineas, tbe
all of March neat, tit us o'clock, he will (boot five
pigeons out of ten, that are to be let fly at one tint*
for that purpole, Handing at the diaa..:e of ten yards
from the spot where they rife.
On Friday a ynur.g man of the name of Gregor!
let out from St. John-ftreer' to walk so miles on the
Hertfordthire Road, which he engaged to retform
in tuelv: hours ; the original bet was for only ten
guineas, hut a conliderable furn was fisortedi Intro
loppofing he wrq;ll accomeilh it in a much thrum'
time than was allowed. He nailed at fir in the
morning, patted through Hatfield between nine ani
ten, and reached Welling, twenty five wiles ditper
before eleven, where be Raid a Sort time. a"
then returned. He arrived at the place wherce
he
Ratted, twenty mitaites pan five iu the ahergooog
appareettly very little fatigued.

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}MF)TICAL III~T2LLICINCa.

1301L6THI8 DAL— led N. IL W.
AUL see. *ll. gm
DAVE P Waterbed I Fleabagllk • 3

PAsnoitri, Psi. rs.—Arrived his Majelly's brig
Bsartowsa, Lieutenant Owes, from Plymouth, to
take convoy for the Downs; the brig Mary, Baown,
From New Providence, with cotton for London; the
brig Albion, WATLIII, MCI brig Amason, BRITTLI,
from Poole, to wait convoy for the Mediterranean;
brig Supply, Jonsson, from London, for Tobago ;
and fchooner privateen Lord Nelfun, of is guns,
Capt. Pannots, from Plymouth, bound on a cruise.
.:-.Sailed his Majetty's ship NAIAD, of 38 guar, Capt.
Waists, with Pealed orders, to be opened on her
arrival at a certain latitude; his Majeßy's Ship Va-
lens. offs guns, Capt. Mario,, for Cork ; and PAT*.
sorra brig,of 16 guns, Capt. MA' arts to, on &cruise;
the Dora packet, Sr. At/1111, with mails of the 7th
Want for Lithos; and the Paints Anotrous packet,
illOot.naaann. with mails of the 4th ult. andi II Fe-
bruary, fat New York; aad Blackbird, ROGAN, for
Dablin.--Ransain in Carrick Roads, his Majnily's
flip
of 38 guns, and the Houton Sloop of
War, Mit the outivard•bound Welt India convoy t
Iht rensateder of the ontwareLboond Ships for the

trea 'Wieser, eapeeed of ibis port to-morrow from
IPTylnonth. ander convoy of his Majelly's (hip la
tuna' iss. of 4o guns, when the above will fail
and join them.—There are many veleb here waiting
tOnvoy for the Mediterranean and Lilbon.Oportodke.

PIT stourmarasa 3.—Yeilerday evening about five
o'clock, his Majelty's Daps HINDOITAII, of 54 guns,
and Timm of se guns, faßed from hence with a
Fine breeze at north sae, having under their convoy
reventeen 60 of Slips and veal; for Liao% Oporto,
and die Mediterranean I they call of Fahnouth for
the trade that may be there, bound to the Straights.
'The Fulmer, of 40 guns, Rear Admiral Dams,
h warping from Hium9ose to die Sound, and it is
olio:died the will fail teamorrow with the trade for
the Weft Indies, the wind being now fair. Came in
about thirty fail of !kir and weeds from Pontmouth,
to join the Wee India Sem ; alto the Moraroue, of
Captain Marsireatts, from the fleet of Brea, which
lie left all well, and on their Rations. lee Friday.
Went up the harbour to refit the FALCON, of iS guns,
Rom Newfoundlaud.—Sailed the Sr. purr, of its

tons. Admiral Sir C. Corlett, to join the fleet off
Ike*.

PORTIIIIIOOTN, Fes. 34,....A1TiVed the SIPSIDWILL
loop of war, with the INDIATTGAIL, and Atm.

tramiports, and feveral outward•bound 'deli, tinder
tonvoy from the Downs i and the galliot Johanna
Charlotte, --, detained by the PILIIICM AUGUSTA
tutter.—Sailed the Camino' frigate on a cruise, and
the °arms frigate for Lillon. It is reported Isere
that one of the outward-bound Ealt Indianian is 1011,

and all the hands periflied.—Wind N. E.
DIAL, Fss. s4.—Remain in the Downs bis Ma-
jell?s Blips as per Olt.—Wind N. E. Blows hard.

Hold., Fs& 6.—The Lords of the Admiralty
have appointed a convoy to fail from hence on the
tt3d Islam, with the Blips for Tonningen, and have
veto dirwlions to Lord Katrn to furnifh regular
tenovo every fortnight for the trade to that port.
The Harmony, of this port, with timber for Lon.
don, arrived fafe her oo Wedoefday laa to repair.
The jean and Bell, hats, from Berwick, bound to
London, has put in here leaky. Part of the wreck
of the Caroline of Newts*.le,, H. Amer, mater,
from Danteig to London, with corn, has been
thrown on fhore on the waft of Norway, She left
Elfineur on the sad, and foundered in fight of another
Sip on the 53d of November, and all hands perifhed.