Star.
London, England, 1805-06-27 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JUNE 27.
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Law Afta. 16 1346th*

Yellerday, when Mr. WHITIMAD went up to the
Lords, with notice of Impeachment, he was attended
by nearly a hundred Members. Lord Tatars' and
Mr. GREY flood on his right and left hand. Mr.
Fox, Mr. WINDHAM, Lord H. PITT; and fevetal
other leading Members, were at his back. As loon
as the CIIANCILLOIL came to the bar, Mr.WMITIMAD
read the orders of the Impeachment, and then put
the paper into the hands of the CNA ac Et Loa, bywhom
it was immediately communicated to the Houfe. On
returning to the Commons he appeared at the bar,
and apprifed the Houfe that he had executed their
commands After a short interval he rofe, and moved
that the Houfe fhould proceed to the nomination of
twenty-one Members to prepare and manage the Ar-
ticles of Impeachment. On the motion of Lord
Tam 'Ls, Mr. Wit urea AD was placed at the head of,
the Litt. Mr. Wirt then focceifively moved
the appointment of the other Members, which was
'agreed to without occafioning a fines word of dif-
cuffion.

It will be Peen, that every one of the names are
from the ranks of Oppofition ; and it is not a little
fingular, that hardly a tingle Minifierial Member ac-
companied Mr. WHITILIAD.
The further arrangements rdpeaing this important
bufinefs, we nnderfiand, are not yet finally adjnfted.
If the Managers of the Impeachment only are to at-
tend, then the Trial will take place in the Houfe of
Peers; but if the Members of the Commons' Houk
are to prefent themfelves in a body, as in the inftance
of Mr. HASTImas, and feveral anterior cafes, a tem-
porary arnaure muff of courfe be ereaed in Wea-
-1 minfter

A Gentleman now in town, who landed from a
neutral veffel in the Downs, which left Boulogne on
Monday laff, Rates, that within the courfe of the loft
fortnight,' so,ooo troops had arrived at Boulogne
from the interior, to which they had been marched
about a month fince, in confequence of Tome alarm
that had prevailed at Paris, of a meditated infurrec-
don, the movers of which, perfoos of little or no
note, are now in cuftody.
It was believed at Boulogne, that the Emperor
would arrive at that port before the end of the month,
when an expedition of great magnitude would imsne•
diately be attempted.
The armed vac's, of different defcriptions, in con-
dition for fea at Boulogne, arc Rated at above fro,
and there are raid to be nearly an equal number in
the neighbouring harbours.
The late fuccefsful excurfion, and fife return of
the Rochefort fquadron, have put the French Tailors
in high fpirits, bat the military are rather out of hu-
mourt at being fo long tantalized with the hopes of
conqueß.

A letter was yefterday received in the City, lilting
that a rebellion of the moll lesions nature had taken
place•among the Spanifh faders in Mexico. It is
Paid that the principal merchants and other inhabi-
tants bad completely let their faces againft any fur-
ther exportation, for the prefent, of bullion, or tree-
lure, from that country, in oppofition to the Govern.
ment, and that in confequence, the molt violent ma-
tures had been retorted to on both fides. The Stip
which brings the intelligence is laid to base left that
country in a kw of the matt alarming confu4ush one
party alledging that all the treafure exported from
them only ferved to enrich the Englifla, which teemed
uniformly to fall into their hands, while the other
contended that the GOaerameat of Spain would be
undone trithoot the aid which it would afford.