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

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Consmarrwons, Dae to.—The Captain Paeha
died here fuddenly. Some days before hi, return he
was attacked with a fevere diarrhea, which had much
weakened him s a new fhip of the line being launched
in bad weather, he opened the windows, and thereby
encreafed his diforder fo much, that all the fltill of
the Phyficians was of no avail. He is raid to have
left a will, requeffing the GRAND Ss tow lout to fairer
his property to pay his debts, which are confiderable.
Banta Bay is appointed Captain Pacha.
Dae. tg.—The rebels in Romelia are again in
motion, and the troops of the GRAND SviGnicla have
loft a battle againft them, and are now obliged to
hold themfelves on the defenfive. One of the chiefs
of the rebels, who had fled to Afia, has been taken
there, and his head is expated loon at Cooftantinople.
No Ruffian (hips of war have as yet peed from
the Black Sea through the canal into the Mediter.

mann.
Mr. &narrow has had his audience of entry of
the Cameo Ssionme and Rats E r aa the new
Envoy Plenipotentiary from England.

GERMAN,:

Haman RCN, Jas. 2o.—Four Englifit mails are ar-
rived here to-day—one due.
Hamovait, Jaw. t+—A new tar is going to be
railed in Hanover ; every civil officer and inhabitant
is to pay 3 per cent. of his income, 3 per cent. on his
castes, and a per cent. of his property.
Three foldiers of the legion have been OtoX at Zoll,
and two others will fuller the fame punifhment.
The number of French troops now in Hanover is
from °Woo to ao,ooo men.
Robberies are daily committed here.
A corps of aOOO men is to be formed from the French
troops, Come of whom will be Rationed in every dif.
trift for the military police : it is concluded from this
that there is no immediate profpea of the evacuation
of the elatorate.
LAUIMIIVRO Jaw. al.—To -day the hates of
.Chamborand ;aye the duchy of Lauenburgh, and
return over the Elbe to Luneburgh, where they will
be cantoned in the neighbouring villages. Inßead
of them, we receive two companies of Chaffeurs.
In the towns of Lauenburg, Ratzeburs, and
Mollon, the Mad% difcipline is oblerved ; in order
to maintain which, no foldier is Coffered to be leen
in any public houfe after eight o'clock in the even-
ing, and any landlord who ferves them after that
time with wine or brandy, is fined ten rue doiars.
WITS, Jaw. 7.—Three Officers of Marine, fent
by the French Government to Ruffia in laR Augull,
to buy up naval notes, have returned and paired
through this place for Paris.
Twenty-nine families of the intenediate nobility
have renounced their rights, and taken the oath of
fidelity to Bavaria.
Marv:, Jaw. ay.—Within this week five regi.
ments of cavalry have arrived at the Rhine, between
Coblentz and Stralburgh, which will receive their
new organization in the interior of the Republic.
The report is entirely without foundation that
French troops have palled the Rhine, at the requelt
of a German Prince, to fupport him againfl a power-
ful neighbour.
We are likewife to reckon among the unfounded
reports, that of an approaching remarriage of the
Queen of Eratsaia, and that Lucien B^MAPAITE
will take on him a confiderable poR of Government
' in Italy.

PARLIAMENTiIRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, /TB. z:

TfiOSPEAKER took the Chair a little before four o'clock.
A !limber, whore xsame we could not ham, Wok the Oaths
and his feat.
Mr. Secretary YORKE gave'notice, that en this day Unnight it
was kis intention to move for leave to bring to a bill to confohk ate.
amend, and explain, the feveral Ada puffed relative to the Vo-
lunteers.
Mr. SERGEANT moved. that the Speaker do iffue his War-
rant foe the Eledlon of a new Member for the Borough of
Truro, In Cornwall, in the room of John Lemon, Efq. who,
Ilene his Median, bath accepted the °See of one of the Lords of
the Admiralty.—Ordered.
A New Writ was alto ordered tolbe iffued for the dedion of a
Member to ferve in Parliament for the Borough of Wallingford,
la the County of Becks, in the room of Sir Francis Sykes, Ban.
deceafed.
Mr. VANSITTART moved that there be laid before the Houk
an account of the net produce of the Revenues, from the soh of
January IRos, to the sth of January 1804, diftiogulfhing each
quarter relpedively.
Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up a Bill to enable bb itiejefl7 to
grant certain Crown Lands to him Royal Hig'inefs the DIAL of
York, which was read a firft, and ordered to be lead a fecund
time te.rnorrow.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice
that be would tomorrow Sure for a Selza. Committee to take
into confideration the State of the Civil Lift Revenue of this
Country :
And alfo for a &led Cortimitter to take into ea
Joint Ancient between Great Britain and Ireland.

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