Star.
London, England, 1803-07-08 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

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The Royal Afton was given by Conunifilon in the Honk of
Peers to the blew Clergy Refidenee BM, and to formai private Ads.
The Poor Clergy Bill was committed, and ordered to be repor-
ted to-morrow.
Mr. HAWKINS &tonne obtained leave to bring in a Bill for
conitrudtbig a navigable canal from HMI William to Invalids, in
terms of a retaliation of the Committee of Supply, granting ao,cooL
for that pupae.
The Simi Game Prefervatioe BM, and the lrib Treafury Bins
BM, were frrerafty read a fecond time, and ordered to be com-
mitted to-morrow. The Poor Returns Bill, and the Friendly So-
cieties Relid Bill, were alto read a (sand tints, and ordered to be
committed on Monday.
Sir Lenience Du NOSS reported from the Committee on the
Witerford Elesftion, that the Committee bad met in porftiance of
the Speaker's order, and had continued their fittings till this day.
The es kienor before the Committee was fo very voluminous, that
&nail weeks mutt neeelfarily chpfe before It could be copred.—
The Coyote' on both fides had contented to an adjournment for
that pupate, and the protein report had been made to the Haute
Seer leave to the Committee to adjourn to the asth of Auguft.
After fame eonverfation, the reqtteft of the Committee was
Wad O.
.6k "slio Army of Referee Bill, the Militia Pay Bill, and the
Eaft India Decks Bill, were feverally rrad a third time, and pelted.
The dill of there Bills was pa&d arsr. cm. and Col. Vcreker
eked to carry k to the Lards.
The re it of the Brea Port BM was taken into confidential).
After a Mort memerfatien between Mr. HKNPIKKON mid Mr.
S AGISK, the onsondenento were agreed to, and the Biß was or-
&red to be misread.
A melhge from the Lards Informed the Houk, that their Lord-
alas hod agreed nabs Sentbera Whale Fatly Bill, the Ida Satan
Mem BM, the Militia Pay Bill,aod to the Bill preirendng to-
conibinatioes among edram in Ireland.
Lord CAS. .n awned for an account of the profit and lots
d the Raft India Commeny's dales in England, and the profits &ri-
ling from other dales, up to Mardi laft. Ordered.
His Lora* then gave ootiemthat se Monday he timid move
In Wee akin, In a *l, empowering the Eatt India Company
to make allowassees to fetch Mips as hod failed for Mae Were his
lbjety's Mange of the Bth of March laft.
Rosorr Soiree mond an Addrets to hie Majefty, for
espies of en Roams received by the of State for the
Memo Depasemast. from &virtual jails in and Wales, of
the milimers committed, and oldie maim and refulgent fads ono-
illittardertid. -
The bills PAM& Pamillos Biß was mad a fecood tine, and or-
& 111 la be semitalhed aneurrow.
• rho Agent Tares NM was resemnitini. Mr. Van st
*old adiftlikaldr4l6s eh a soda the 818 in
Ilhe blend Wilms within Me Mimi Morteity lhould have the
rams as the OnilmoliMmem In Lembo and
thee. '!la avert was nethed.aitilleMll wee ordered to be read
e died Ism to strew. . . . .

The Essisiser Jigle AM ems mimed to be teed a third time
deommeteer
Ms. VaIIaTIMIT Mee& up two B. Ohs Brft fee permit.
meg, fler • timetebe liebei, the etpeneties of conk meg, Isar,
ea/ pekoe alligesif. medAidaven atedibe fieseddor
females Farmed weerhe Ismael sad weedemered wished
=el Bode. TM& Bea were feverally reed a Bra time,'sed
to be read a komed time to memoir v—He aifo moved for
no esteem' Mehemet, melee et the mai of Great Britain, for the
_ mese 01104 lbe jth ejelliff aes, and ihe etla of January 1303.
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Am sommet arse pedeempi- twee. tle Navy Om, of the kveral
f Mame? emreAig IN the Tremfmrer MtheNavy towards the
d fievery old talmetela Orda.d to luso the tabie.—Adjourmed•

LONDON.

FRIDAY. JULY I
plum OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
; pa Can. Cali& for apt. s...iteclund S 3 fi J4l.
L4OB Al a& 161.-Oorairs 34j 4f 4 dlr.
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per 0-sf. 53143 5343 Irillis prr Cata.Bl
Apr Cart. 01.49. Rube* Bills, sa. 4a tiL
5 per Cent. Navy SA 344 Ottalum si 44 dd.
s Ct. Ana tam SS S 9 Coraggs for 0pg.551-li 56

We are happy to announce, that the alarm excited
by the heavy bankruptcies that have lately taken
place fume in fame degree to have fubfided. Con-
fidence among Commercial Men gains ground in
proportion, and Money begins to circulate more
• freely. Commercial Men in diterent parts of the
gauntry have bad recourfs to a meafure fimilar to
that which the Merchants of London adopted when
the run was made upon the Bank of England, in
:793, and have advertifed that they will take ht
payment the Notes iffued by certain Banks. The
eonfegoeness have alto been fimilar.
One Readers will rejoice to hear of another event
which will (non have the effeft to give our merchants
the command of that capital which has been locked
op in Germany fince the French entered Hanover.
Through the interference of Ruffia, the Elbe is to
be again opened for the Mails to and from England.
This meafure cannot have been produced by the
refolution of our Cabinet to block up the Elbe, for
a fufficient time has not paled fine that Rep was
refolved upon to hays produced any Inch ace. It
mull therefore have arifen from what we predilled
would boner or later ba found to be the true intereil
of the Northern Powers. The Continent cannot
exitl, in say hate of comfort, without Britifh Mann.
faltures ; and it could hardly be expetted the dif.
fercat States Mould fubmit to every kind of priva•

tion, merely to gratify the caprice of the has?
Cousut., and • to fecond the efforts
.of his enmity
againft this country.
The French will be obliged to allow Britifh com-
merce to be carried on under their very note. The
Monitor., laft rummer, called the Englifh Newfpapers
a Power" which mull be conquered. We may call
Britilb commerce " a Power" which the French
never can conquer, unlefs they fubdue England, and
grub it up at the roots. It is a power which will
make its way into every corner of the world, even
into the Caear Cosatm'a drawing•room, in defiance
of all the decrees, reitrißions, and prohibitions of
malice, rage, and ignorance. The pretence that the
rocks in Tonningen are dangerous, is too (hallow ;
the French find they may as well (hut out the fun,
and day light, as (hut out the commerce of this coun-
try ; and they had better fubmit to its over-ruling in-
fluence with a good grace, than expofe, to triumphant
derifion, their impotent malice. The communication
with the Continent mu ft loon be redeftablithed, though
under particular forms and pretexts perhaps.
Jamaica papers and letters were received in town
yefterday. The Papers were up to the sift of May
haclufive ; the letters were of a later date. Some of
them Rate, that one of the leveret battles has lately
taken place in St. Domingo, between the Blacks and
the French troops, that had ever been fought in that
Ifland, and that the French were nearly all cut to
pieces. The Letters further Rate, that there is no
doubt but the remaining French troops will take the
earlieft opportunity to evacuate the Ifland. Almon
all the Polifh troops have been killed.