Star.
London, England, 1804-03-24 00:00:00

By iDREIRT HENRY.D. D.

One of the bilnift;nrs of Edinburgh, Washer of the Soddy of
A miluariatte of Scodand, and of the Royal Sudety of Sabi-
batch.
Printed for A. Strahan ; aod Cada and W. Davin. In the
Strand.

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HQVIII OF Loins. =ID" 11MICH
like ma& Etphilitikews Missy. alissw a 14tr. DOM
washeard so the at the lowderei de ariaeddies.
dew was alined te Monday real.
This Royal Atilt by Clasemillea (the /au enariisaswa.
Leeds Heweassuav and Wasemosessdiedep as Orlin
nese), was the ea the inawbgtilits s The Two Mhos dr
chequer 111114 tel& %MOM Mk DIM Hides rid Ibile* Ira.
partake, Opplinvis Dodo. die/ape Waei
=tßeryderi basun, Reid& awl Buseed CAW Ins,
ree, private Ililks.
land ASHBURTON suet the oaths lad W tat on his side.
lit at mierirf.
Mr. TIERNEY brought up the Volunteer Bill
froM the Commons.
Lord HAWKESBURY moved that it fhould be
read, which being done, his L,ordfitip moved that it
fhould be printed, and (aid that it was his intention,
prefuming that the printed copies would be laid on
the table tomorrow, to move for the Iccond reading
of the Bill on Monday.
Earl SPENCER obferved, that the Bill which had
been jolt read was as important as any that had
perhaps ever fallen under their Lordibips' dikufgon.
It contained many details and regulations of great
nicety and moment ; and although it was not his is.
tendon to throw any unneeeffary obllacles in the
way of a meafure profeffing to provide for the fafety
and defence of the Empire, he fuggefted. with much
deference to the Noble Lord, that Monday was
rather too early a day to difenfs the important mat.
ter of the Bill, with all the deliberation that was
neeelfary.
Lord HAWKESBURY declared. that as it was
far from the with of Minifters to profs the Houfe to
any hefty coufideration of it ; and as, however, it
might afford him fatisfattion. be few no prof;eit
that a Bill containing fo many minute and important
details. which mutt neceffarily provoke much dikuf
lion, could be gone through before the recefs, be had
no Objeetion to concede to the Noble Earl the delay
he fliggefied, and to move that the fecond reading
fhould be on Tuefday.
Earl FITZ W ILLI AM remarked on the import.
ance of the meafure, and on the impropriety of not
taking fuffieient time to confider it with all the atten•
tion that was due to it. He was followed by
Earl DA R,NLEY, who thought it very defirable
that the Bill Mould pars as felon as pof able. but yet
he was of opinion that Monday Was too early a day.
Lord HAWRESBURY repeated his declaration,
that it was not she &lire of Minifters to urge the
Houle to a przcipitate difeuffion of a Bill which in.
volved in Weir a principle, upon which the very
effence of the fyftem depended. The general prin-
ciple of the meafure, upon which he thought very
little difference of opinion could may be debated
on Tuefday, and the minute details may be gone into
after the reed's.

Lord HARROWBY was of opinion, that the Bill
fhnuld he gone through as coon as poffible ; defeetive
and incomplete as be conceived it to be, yet it con•
tained one clank, that rape:ling the bounty to be
z;ven to Inch Corps as thnuli be put up:r. p,rrra

rent dnty, that reconciled him to its being rpeetlily
' paired into a law, and in favour of which he wouiti
gave his vote for it, with all its errors on its head.—
Much remained yet to be done towards placing the
country in that perfee (late of defence that the
danger of the cribs demanded; but as he underlined
bruufien intended to Week fame modern relating
to that important point to Parliament, tai no very
difiant period. be &odd abfiain from going at prelent
into that quefilon, and in the Mean time prefers his
inclination to pars into a law, es rpeedfiy as poilihle,
this, the only meafwc that they have yet brought for.
ward for the defence of the country. •
The Earl of CAERNARVON deprecWted the
idea of any unucceffary precipitation of the prefent
meetly* which would le a crtrea Tiohtion of nue
or the (landing ardeie of the Moak which declared,
that it amid never be received as a reafenfier urging
-the eonfideratioo of any sneafurs, that they WV,
prefed in point of. tints. If the preterit Bill was of.
the extreme importance that was generally odmitted, •
and that the defence of the country was complete
aritlstrit it, why not continue fitting !ma they had.
gtren it all the perfection it was capable of. He hoped
that the reran Bill would undergo *a more decent
and deliberate degree of direuffion than another Bill
be alluded to the General Defense Aa,) which, al.
.otufliOlgigopc of the molt extraordinary tilts
pretogitive, woe iwibed through the Houle iq
the lipaceottefftrtiotintays,
ihe were afterwards made bp,
LORD C ANCEIII.OR and Pwd
.DARK
!AL Who wore.
Lord WAl.l4l=ltd tibia &wiled that the
whole ehoverfetioi wee iitegtgar, as the qtteilioor
Which it was the duty of the Loan Csiascassoa- •
to put to their Lordatipe wisi Whither the Bill bq
=lfttl Mc *tether it be rea4 a (card time op.
'Poe oBR moice;x94 mule., is the,
peent, off
~, and on his putting the treats" thu
Bill was ordered to be printed. •
Adiournal to three o'clock on Moodily.
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Is Wood The Nobk Lord Rieedlds 04e— &suite
to afeettois whether the incisive's; of pa*loig the 's.
vases of the dell dicers of the Trilh Gotteroosent •
In this wester, at par, was rittadlld to say other
peril's, -sad verticals:4y whether the Inentorions
swarm who were the fobjeds of his notion cape.
rimed chic work of favour. _ _ _

Kr. CORRY aid, be was not aware of the trill-
ewe .of say order foch as the Noble Lord alluded
to, but yet bebed no objeaion t.o the-motion ; nor
to anther any queen wisieb aught be pat by the
Noble Lord, or any other Meath*, in order to put
the Hoof.* polkihos of full and fatisfaaory infor-
mation with eels to the affairs of Ireland. •
The motion waslsgreed to. •
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
ending that he was thillaken inTappoffirk the report
of the proceedings of the Privy Council refpeding
the captures at Toulon, to which he had before al-
luded, were printed, aid, he fhituld prepofe the plint-
jug of this document ; and, in order to give time to
the Houle to czamiae it, fkould withdraw his notice
for Monday, and defer until Wednefday the motion
in the Committee of Supply.
Mr. JOHNSTONE thought this a fubjed of fo,
moeh importance, and one fo likely to give rife to
eonfiderable difference of opinion, that the propofed
motion of the Right Honourable Gentleinan ought
to be poapooed till after the reeefs, in order to give
time for confideration, and that the dirculLon and at-
tendance Ibould be full and fatisfadory.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
Rated, that fro the nature of this baling& all muse.-
etifary delay lhoold be avoided ; and he was emelt!,
that did the Hooourable Member know the extreme
anxiety felt by the karnen and others interefted in the
funks.", he would Madill, be among the fit 9 to pmts
that it fhnuld be decided on as Loon as poflible.
Mr. ROSE was not swore; before this day, that
any fuck papers as thofe alluded to by the Right
Honourable Gentleman who had jell fat down were
on the table of the Houfe ; nor was he either that
any fuch claim had ever been preferred by thofe en-
gaged in taking the (hips, &e. at Toulon, although
he ells long in office after that event. The fobjed
appeared to him to be of much importance, and he
was thevefote inclined to agree with the propolition
for farther time to confider it than the Right Hon.
Gentleman had mentioned.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
Rated, in proof of the urgency of the cafe, aa the
propriety of expedition, that many of tbe prrroos in-
terefied in the difcußion only waited the rcflitt to fet
off for different Rations in the fervid of their coun-
try. TF, however, it fhonld appear that the atten-
dance lhould be thin on ‘tiednefday, and that the
propofitinn Was not, therefore, likely to receive an
ample difeuflion, he certainly &mild comply with the
with eapre4d fur putting it off till after the holida}•s.
After a few words from Mr. Role and Mr. G. Van-
rititrt, •^,•ctfAli.n die ,pcd.

• a: r^ TILOPIRT, SILL..
Mr. VANSTnART obtained leave to bring in a
Bill for repealing CoontA of the AA of the aad of
Majefiy, as requires Agetroses.Agents. and Fadors to
retain and pay the Datnnayable on Public Annuities.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER..
fiated,thit this meafury was propoted in confequence'
of a with e:pregsd by du Bankers and.other percents!
interefted.. and from a full perfnafion of the joilice
Of their relf.
. Mr. DMT encouraged hy the canclaui,ot
Right Hon. &mishits, peered for Noe difcufGon
upou the fubje!.t of the Loyalty Loan—a fubjea ors
itr,b the opinions of the Attorney and Solicitor.
General were at variance with that .t the c,nottrel tot
the Bank. With the latter he cohipletely agreedi
for this loan was not to be redeemed in April nett,'
as this opinion flitted ; the Aa of Parliament Riould
bare (pacified two years and half, and net rww
years, for that was necefary to (till the interpretation!
of the Crown Lawyeri. However be wished to
know froth the Right Honourable Geatlethan on the
Treafary Bench, that in cafe the fahfcribera to the
Loyalty Loin mould (offer any lohi by the poapone.
anent of their payment to the loth of Molter, in
Bead of the loth of April. in confequence of any
change in the ;nice of flocks,
_by whom woold that
las be made good ? The Himearage Gentlemen
meationed, that a fun) not Ws than to =Milan was
involved in this tranfaition ; and.. to his konirles
above fatty of the holders of the Loyalty Loan hid
fent notice to the Bank of their inn:nubs to fieinatid
payment on the loth of April.
The CHANCELLOR of the .EXCHEktilik
acknowledged the importance of this quellion. and
afared the Hon. Gentleman that it was intended to
bring it to a decilion without delay.
DENTobferved that there was no time to (pare.
the Report of the Ina Militia Families Provilion
BM was brooght up.
Mr:FOSTER Paid that there was a miltake in thii
BM, by whirl the allowance to the children of &V-
-litisAsen was fet down at D. infield of as. each.
Mr. CORRY obferved, that this miflake might be
amended an the third reading.
Mr. FOSTER put the Rit Hon. Gentleman in
mind that that would not be Parliamentary : the
amendment asal take place in a Committee.
The Bill Wit orderedto be recommitted on Monday.
• LLLLL oav stactioa.

The Order of the Day. for taking into further con-
fidential the report of. the Committee, on the Peti-
tion main* the return of Members for the Borough
of Allelbary, in the county of Buckingham. the firil
:violation. is That Robert Bent has been guilty of
bribery and corruption," was agreed to. The fecond
refolutiou. recommending a remedy, the Speaker de-
clared to be inadmilfible. although any Member
might make it the fulled of a fpecific ntotion..a-
Whew the musts of thole concerned in sib of bri-
bery and corruption were read. that of John Raw.
bone was omitted. on the motion of the Marquib of
Titchfield.

fir GEORGE CORNEWALL (aid. that al;
though the bribery and corruption, of which the
clef:tors of Ayletbury had been guilty, were of the
moo& flagrant kind, he did not intend to go fo far as
to ditfranehife the Borough r but as it was the opi.
lion of the Committee, the right of elottion tbonld
be extended, he moved for leave to bring in a Bill,
to
yletbu prevent bribery and corruption in the Borough of!
Ary.
.The Marqoit of TITCHPIELD thought the
ig
otLels before the Houfe were not fufficient to mu-
thefts to go to the length propn(ed by the
lion. Baronet. It appeared from the evkle.tee, that
37 peeking only bad been guilty of bribery and enr.l
ruptim ; and them were Soo more who were not af.'
felled by the charges.
Mr. C. W. WYNNE contended, although gi per-
lons only see named. that ace were sin left. guilty.
The retell fyllean of venality and eqtruption had
been carried on with the moil open and unblunting
profligacy; and the Houfe was decidedly called upon
to provide a feafonable and elleient remedy. In the
meafure propofed there was nothing new, as the
afes of Cricklade and Shoreham were in the recol-
Winn of etery Gentleman.
Mr. ROSE thought the fttothm flicruld be agreed
to. From the evidence before the Houfe, there could
not (sift a doubt that corruption, of the blacked
kind, had keen prattifed. At the Black Bull, an
inn in the Borough, money had been openly dillti.
bated to no lefs than iso Ocelots ; and two guineas
had been given to each voter not of a punch bon).
It was alfo undeniable, that Out of as perfons who
bad polled for Mr. Bent, there were only 53 voters.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT maintained,-that it would
eeatogether inconfiftent with juflire, to refute the mo.
• The elettors had aeually looked for a perton
Cwt is of I.nndon, to hold them out to auc-
tionn4lo,lsaving taken money from three candidates,
it elewastllowed that they meant to trick one of
them. e fubmitted to the Honfe, that the; ought
eagerly to grasp at the preterit opportunity, in order
to convince thole who defired a parliamentary re.
form, that the Connitution had, in irfelf, an inherent
remedy for the evils complained of.
Mr. CALVERT was decidedly for the !notion.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
fad, that without any further confederation, there
was fufficient cella:cc to induce him to vote for
granting lease to bring in the Bill ; but he begged
to be underfloud,as rot committing himfelf:s to any
opinion with refpelt to the mode to be hereafter
adopted, for preventing bribery and ootruption in
the Borough of Aylefbury.
Mr. Hurt!, the M. of the Rolls, Sir Robett
Boston, and Mr. Fuller, were of opuiiiiit, that the
motion fhould be agreed to. The reießion was then
put, and leave given to bring iii die Bill.
It was agreed to, on the motion of Sir George
Cornewall, that the Speaker do not, before the a7th
of Aptil nest, Ate his writ fo•r the eleaion of a
hoirgefs to terve na Parliament, fur the Borough of
Mr. Rbsr. gave Twice of his intention to move,
*fur the holidays, for au humble eddrels to his Ma.
tell 7, praying him that he may be graciodfly pleafed
to give siltation& to his Attornty.General, to profe-
r tie Robert Bcnt, Efq. declared guilty, by the vote
of that House, of bribery and cot rupiton.
TLe Bin tnr indemnifying agents and faelors, with
septet to the payment of dividends nniler the In.
conic Tan Bill, was read a faao.id time, and ordered
'u be committed CI Monday. Ad ovrocti to Monday.

LONDON.

• , , SATURDAY, MARCH 14. • • •
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•
Difpatches were die day rectiirsti frail; Admiral
CORNWALLIS. We undo-Rand they Wog =owns
of two aoops, l'Enterprise and Rofalie, pan of a
convoy boilers! from Bottrdeius to Breit, laden with
prowitions for the French fleet. having been captited
by one of the rads under his command.

A letter from Lean Nestor to a friend in WWl's,
dated ftom the Madilina Ilk., Stoned at the Northern
point of Sardinia, the toth of Feb. Rees t that he
had been driven in there on the Bth by one of the
molt revere (now Ronne which he ever wheeled...—
His Lordthip adds, that le ow ea the eve q. lot*
(from which it may fairly be coeteluded that the
Toulon Squadron was at no great dMance) and that
he truss the refuk of the battle will set difheinour
the Britith flag.—lmportant intelligence may be Coon
upeeted from oar fleet in the Mediterranean.

The Royal Aient was yellerday given, by Com-
tnifflon, to feveral Public and Private s+ and the
Nation will rejoice with ns to Hod, that his MAjsiiry
ft agaib tn the full etere4 of his Royal Pieroga.
live. He walked y elle rda7 in the Qo an's Gardens,
and arttrwards gave audtare to aIt,LOILD COM..
CILLOR and the Cuaucam.rot of rho Eiensoissi.
The roe Regiment of Dragoon Guards bate,left
Deviodltlie to be Rationed on the eodß of Sole:.

Yelterday noon, the Prince of Wales's Volunteers
mafierici in the King's Mews, from whence they pro-
ceeded M Hyde Pole, where they were infpefia by
Lieutenant Colonel jsriairesos.
Saturday fe'anight the towns of Bewdley arid Kid-
dermiatier wire alarmed by beating of the Volunteer
drums, and a report was Circulated, that the. French
bad clef:led a landing, to
.the number of soopoo I
der Volunteers were immediately upon the alert,
,tiad, to the credit of both places, every man able to
miry a muficet wart at hie PA In the. courfe or an
boor. As loon as the matter was completed. they
'matched for Worceller, the place appointed for the
rowel rendezvous for the county, with the greaten
alacrity. After continuing their march for tome
&fiance, they were informed it was a falfe alarm,
and intended to prove their Iteadinell to their em
pgements.
It leans not improbable that:lest cosi; Thotdd he
eantidered alsrpericks is Scotland, where fried &eke
ate not by any means confidered issfeey.
P. Oa ATO os.—Mr. As Lair doled a very profitable
feafon lafl night, and the final treat was, if polEble,
fuperior to any of thofe that preceded it. Mrs. Bit..
Limnos was In fine voice, and never afforded More
perfed delight.
The• Lady of Sir JowN Who eloped * few
days fince with her der end (a brother officer of her
hatband) has been married %boat twojears, btit
has ever had a preference, even before her marriage.
for her prefent parareeer. From her lover's want of
fortune, however.. and the interference of friends,
matrimony was prevented. No lets than ten thou.
(and pounds damages are expeded by the deferted
hufband.—Lady G— is a very beautiful woman,
• native of Dublin, where Sir Joan law her acciden-
tally about two years fusee, and inliantly fell in love
with her. They have one child living.
On Thurfday evening the Countefs of PIaTN gave
• grand ball and (upper, at which were prefers up-
wards of three hundred fathionables. It was given
at the town refidence of her Ladythip's brother,
Lord Keith, in Harley-11feet, and net at the man-
, fern in Grofvenoaquare belonging to Lady Preen,
owing to the latter having been recently repaired.
The ball room was fitted up with uncommon vault
and elegance, and the fluor was chalked in a Ityle
equally appropriate and beautiful. The rooms were
illumined with all pilfible fplendour by chandeliers,
and in then no expence was (pared to render the
kene truly delightful. Owing to Mrs. Bittsuoroa's
benefit being on the tame evening, the company did
not begin to arrive until half after eleven. About
twelve the ball 11/24 evened, with a new dance cal-
led •• Lacey Monlyernery: by Lord JAPILII MURRAY
and the elegant Mils D,UMMOND, the accomplifited
niece of the hullers. Neat followed
Lard Fit.shetrica, Lady M. Thyme
I.nrd Macdonald Lady Wedderburoa
Fart of Aheyne, Lady C. Herrira
Hon. Mr. Murray, Lady H. Carendidi
CartAin tiptoe, Lady C. Su...3ft
Mr. Lady M. Bentinek

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Mr. Plerrepant, Lady G Grevtlia
Mr. Lentil', Ml 4 Upton
Lord C. Bonin* Lady S. Vatic
Mr.Towntlyend, Lady, A. Perry
Colonel Mordeatald, Lady A. Murray.
The fccond dance was Lady Maria Parier, when
the number of couples was increafed to twenty.—
The country dances continued until two o'clock.
when fiipper was announced, and then the more reef-
ed. The company had not retired five minutes be-
fore the greater part returned into die ball room, in
confequence of the number of (upper tables not be-
ing fofficient to accommodate one half the guells.
To pats the time until the er.mparty had retired, and
t:te (upper tables were replenilhed, the mutle again
tiruck up, and the merry dance was returned by Mr.
*Gesso', who amufed the company for tome time
with a hare dance, in the real Stratbat7 manner ;
and which he molted with fuels inirnitahle elegance
and grace as charmed every perfon p►efent. Alter
(upper, which was not completely over until lice
•'clock, two foreign ladies danced a GfrAIIVI
in a Rile pecoliatly ousel. A Gat" or Ruiii..n
dance, toot place between a lady and gentleman,
which was equally admired. Country dances after
wards re-commom cd, in which Lady WIDDER-
tout ercalled. Rt.-is and Sit athipeys tonclJded
the whole at ball after tis vete:day np,rnmg, hut it
was feren o'clock Le' to the mole of the mr.:Ftny
lad tented.