Star.
London, England, 1811-01-05 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY; JANUARY 5.
IFRICII OP STOCL THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
per Com Cont. for opg. 41.14--Koduced I.
4 per Cont. 1211—treh. Bilb, ss. to es. prom
Noe, °As. f preen.—Onusluot 4i dli.

" MIN lIISOR CASTGE, JAxdAtltY 4, 161 1 .
es His AI/altar continues as well as he was yes.
terday. (Signed as usual.)
gi WINDSOR CASTLE, JANUARY 5, ISt I.
44 His MAJLITY has passed another quiet night, and
remains•very much in the same state as for some days
put." (Signed as usual.)

After a long and interesting debate in the Howe of
Lords, which terminated at five o'clock this morning,
a series of divisions toc,k place, the nature of which
may require some explanation. The first was on an
amendment moved by the Marquis of LANsnowx, si-
milar to that which Lord PnRCREITER proposed in
the Commons, namely, to leave ont the words, in the
'first Resolution, relative to liaraitatiOns and excep-
tions." This amendment was carried by a majeri• y
of three. It Was expected that this division v.uuld
have determined the fate of the Other Resolutions,
but this was nor the case. On the 2d Resolution an
amendment was moved, the object of which was to
omit the clause which had been introduced for die
purpose of authorising the creating of Olken of the
Navy and Army Peers. This amendment was carried
by a majority of 6. So that in fact this Resolution
goes back to the Commons in a more rigorous shape
than that in which it was received by the Lords.a.--
There was no division on any •of the remaining Re-
solutions, except the last, relating to the Household,
which Lord LIVERNIO. L endeavoured to restore to the
original form in which Mr. PRIMEVAL. submitted it to
the Commons. In this, however, he failed, there
being a majority of IS against his amendment. In
addition to this debate in the Lords, we have given a
report of a most interesting discussion in the Com-
mons, on the issue of money from the Exchequer.

' We have this morning received an Anholt Mail
and German Papers to the 22d ult. but their contents
are uninteresting.
An article from Stockholm states, that a Cortgre,s
of Plenipotentiaries from several European Powers rs
about to assemble at Presburgh, when Negociations
of a Pacific nature are to be entered upon.
A vessel which arrived from France yesterday,
brings intelligence of the confiscation of three vessels
which had arrived at Bourdeaux from America. It
is manifest, from this, BONAPARTE will admit of no
relaxation of the Milan or Berlin Decrees, until Ante-
' rica goes to war with this country.
Considerable reinforcements have sailed within
these few days from Portsmouth and Plymouth for
Portugal. The wind has been fair ever since they
sailed.
We are sorry to learn, that during the dreadful gale
of last night from thy North East, not less than twenty
small fishing, and other vessels, have been lost at
Gravesend, and in other parts of the Rivcr.

Although Ennaparte, to his burning shame, has lately Issued
several bgrning decrees, he will rather burn his fingers than burs
the 500 English State Lottery '1 ickets, which, it .s strongly sue.
peered, he has lately smuggled into his posse.sion, through a rie
vete foreign Agent in our metropolis; but that the entire of the
44 Capital Prizes in our new and popular Scheme, may rest, es
the 15th of February, with adve_pturers of the 'knish Realm, is
most devoutly hoped.

DIED.
On the 2Sth of December lust, at bio tesideoce at Wal
in Kent. univerally and 'most deservedly larnentei, in tn, ;sib .
year of his age, Sir Healy Harvey, Knight of the Path, and Adept.
ral of the White is of his lit4esty's Fle. t,isi whose 'avid

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