Star.
London, England, 1810-04-12 00:00:00

PdRILIMIENTARr PROCEEDINCL

HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL it.
In the Committee of Privileges, on the Roxburgh Peerage, Mr.
IVPConnochie was finally heard on behalf of the Claim of Lad,
Essex Ker.—Further proceeding on Friday.
Some private Bills were brought up from the Commons, and
several private Bills were forwarded in their respective gages.
Adjourned till to-morrow (tile day.)

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. P. MOORE brought up the Repo; of the Highgate
Archway Bill, which was agrerd to, and the B:11 urderid tube
read a third time to-morrow.

Mr. GRATTAN brought in a Bill for amending and eaten i•
ing the Act of the 37th of the King, for the relief of Irsolvolt
Debtors in Ireland.—Read a fi:st, aud ordered to be read a se-
cond time on this day se'nnlEht.
_ _ _ _ _

Mr. MAULE presented a Petition from cert4n of his Const:,
twenty in Scotland, against the Act tor the Prohibition t.f Ns:il-
lation from Corn.—Ordered to lie o 3 the table.

Sir C. PRICE presented a Petition from certain of his Consti-
tuents in London, praying that the Bill for removing the Catti--
market from Smithfield should not be allowed to pass into .
and Sir Jo UN SUAW presented a Petition to the some effect iror4
the Governors of St. Bartholomew's Hospital.—Ordered to lie .r.•
the table.

Mr. CURWEN gave notice, that he would upon Frfcl?7, it
the Committee of Supply, move for the grant of A3Mo to Capt
Maul)y for his ingenious discovery mad active exertion to sire tale
lives of men off the coast where he was stationed.

'1 he Report of the Irish Post Road Bill was further considrn.4
—the amendments weed to, and ordered to be reutathird time
on Friday.
The committal of the Highway Bill was deferred till Friday.
The Committees of the Supply and Ways and Mans war,
postponed till Friday.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved the reading of the Order of the
Day with regard to the Bill for Preventing the inibezzlement of
the Public Money ; but, upon the motion of Mr. Paulson, the
House was counted, and there being only 15 Mlen bers present,
an adjournment, of course, took place.

111 EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, APRIL 12.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

3 per C. Cons money, 6914—acc. 701.
Reduced 653-4 per Cent. K 4-5 per Cent. Navy 914:
Exchequer Bills, 9s. 15s. prem.—Bongo 20s. 211. prem.
PRICE OF S'I'OCKS YES' CERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 681 H India Bonds, 19s. 20s. pre
3 per Cent. Cons. 69-.Til Exch. Bills, 9s. 15s. pre.
4 per Cent. 8511 Lottery Tickets £24 6s.
S per Cent. N-tvy 991111 I Cons. for Acc. 69i 70 69j
1,t)::g Annuities I Si 5-Iti

Tuesday, the Dividends on the 4 per Cents. 3 per Cents. Re-
duced, :IA Long Annuities, commenced paying to the Public, at
surplus of the Consolidated 1 u•:d for the Quanta
enditig the sth of April, is 41.2,ttt!"2,271. 12s. id.

In addition to the intelligence from the North of
Europe, which we gave from the foreign Journals re-
ceived yesterday, we this day present our Readers
with some extracts from private communication:-,
which throw some additional light on our future com-
mercial relations with the Baltic. It is reported that
the Danish privateers are ordered to detain and send
in all vessels trading under British licences.
The following letters will attract the attention of
per:ons interested in the trade of the North Seas:

" CIIP.ISTIA NSA tiD, MARCH 22.

eferring you to my respects of the !At, I have now to
inform you of the condemnation of the ship Commerce, of Ph -
ladelphia, Captain Skinner; amount of the original iuvoict ire
America, 125,04:0 dollars, exclusive of the vessel, which 0... t
at least 25,000 more. Also the ship Industry, of Norfolk, Ca p-
tain Bryant. The only pretext these pirates have for their t ti•
Litmus condemnations and' violent outrages committed on cur
flag is, because we look like Englishmen, or that cur instructions
are to remit the Wance of our proceeds, if any, to houses is
Ergl:tod.
" The Coors of Admiralty in Norway arc inlependent of t ta
King, who can neither interfere with their process, nor reverie
or amend their decisions."

The following letter is addressed to a mercantile
horse in Leith :

" COTTENEURGII, APRIL

" This will be delivered you by Captain Carling, of the Triton,
a small brit which several Gentlemen here have chartered, and
sent over ei;!ress, to hasten the departure of some ships load•
ing for this place, this Government having issued an Edict exclu-
ding ail British merchandize, of every name and denomination,
under any flag whatever, from the ports of Swden, after the Vith
instant. 'Flii3 restriction is the consequence of the treaty of peace
with France, now ratified. Americans direct from America are

permitted."
By an article from Copenhagen, of the 22d of last
month, we learn, that the exportation of wheat to
friendly powers is permitted from the kingdom of
Denmark. It is said that the harbour of Carlscnlna
is so much crowded with German and French ship-
ping, that there is not room for the entrance of ere
additional vessel.
Letters from Bremen assert, that the expertatkn
of linens is prohibited from that place.
Letters from Amsterdam and Rotterdam, of the
Sth instant, present a melancholy picture of the state
of atfairs in Holland. The conveyance of goods be-
tween the contiguous provinces was still interdicted.
The extortions to supply the aids required by France
were continued with unrelenting severity. The project
of France to oblige the Dutch to receive all their
trading commodities through the territories of Nero-
LEO N, was considered as a grievance of the most serious
nature, in a country depending wholly on its com-
merce for its prosperity, and ruin and bankruptcy
were considered as the necessary consequences of such
a system of oppression.
French and Duch papers to the Bth inst. have been
received. They are partly filled with the congratu-
latory addresses of various public bodies on the mar-
riage of the Emperor. The French accounts from
Spain are uninteresting ; they inform us, however,
that the Spaniards still continue to harass their op-
pressors, by occasional insurrections.

The Honourable Colooel EDWARD STOPFORD, 6%•
ther of the Earl of COURTOWN, was, on Tuesday last,
unanimously elected Member of Parliament for the
Borough of Marlborough.
Yesterday morning, pursuant to notice, tenders were
made to Government of hemp. The distinction et
Petersburgh clean was offered at N 74 ; of Riga clean
at on los. 4U the contracts prorosed were accepted

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THE COi7RT.

Kteriay, soon af..er two o'clock, his IY.A:IESTY
Levo at the Queen's Palace. The
. h.b.l the honour of b 4 !in-presented
• :h. Earl of Ros, on 1115 appoinur ent
,ta,s Postmaster-Gervral

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v;„....keindral Sir 5.1% Ducttwor..ru, on his appointmen t to
.1. NcsiounTand command.
to
' • xj:%..iro te, hls hriog .ippointe d H:'gh Comtnisiioner
of :tic 1/4.4itirch of .-stot hind.
-the fa-I ofito N1NF.1%.:4) ?I'Ciellt 111)01 CS of the Society for
tir Rcl et of Pro-nit,. Po small Detr.s.
U!) atarriqe, 'us father, Sir George

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rslcK gRAY, on his ,:print tneut to be Secretary to
Co!:
t.. 1 N. N'..v.• Lyon, of the Royals, upon his Ip.

• ' \lt• 'IIIY 011 ',Os marriage, 'Alt% Bouverie.
1.: .I, ulion his hung .►ppointed Chaplain in

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g. .; ‘ll R.:yals, upon his appointment.
in . on In. re, urri from the Mediterranean.
rion2, ot
t• Eil,L, up•ri 11,:i•ig appointed Colonel of
. •ul » • h.! Herclorilst ire Local Militia. .
•.• , • -al owitrltY, or his promo:ion.
.•., I t's t•I• hold .t Privy Council, and gave au-
e.• • .t• -.e. Ministers.
tale Princess SOPHIA of Gloucester dined
I.trEsTv and the PIiINCF.SSE.S., in the even-
„ t•••e: .',Lirr.s.rics had a party to tea and Lards.
rtii.:C!! ,ItI.ES CorroN transacted business with the
.13a)iral:v yesterday, previous to leaving l'own for
C.: gledit,rr.tivaii as Commander in Chief.

D;:,atches were yesterday received at the Admi-
:Ay ;row. Admiral DRURY, commanding in the East
Indio.
DIRECTION.—Yesterday came on, at
6:lnitial-lolly., the Election of Six Directors, for four •
v.:rs, in tile mom of
JouN 13rn9,E,q.
Lotrs DAvir.t.r., Esq.
lionourbto reLLARror: ELPIIINSTONE,
loyiN INol.is, Esq.
JA'-0 PAVI IIoN, E'q. rind
2,!.:•.1)oN TATI.oR, Esq.
VI 070 out by ti,tition. At six o'clock the glasses
mere &livered to the S,...rtitinet.rs, who, at two o'clock
r....portod the numbers to be as tallow :
For YA:ms Eqq. 1711
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Gnmlerner.
ciaA.—ItICHARD SA:.IuEL
f0,,.-:;;,;..1.1.1. Esqrs. wen: Ow n,-.!‘v can ,i.idates
•.. v i II.: occaioned by the

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p:rsons
F.-srt George, vi.:.—Sir G. IT.
. Gov,ll-,:)r; L t. ut.-General Z. 31- S.

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Cprnmandc..- in Chief, and liecond in
'::.O.‘KES, and J. H. CAsmstaJon,
in Council.--H. BnowNe, Esq. wAs
of the S. lect Cnrnmittee of Supra
as v.,cte J. FULLAUTON ELPHIN-
‘ and V:. PAARY, Esqrs. Members of the said
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t.:ailes of :he Court were voted to Citarti.e.s
ASTELL, Esqrs. Chairman and
for their unremitting attention to
C., .ny's .weirs during the last year.
a Grand Selection of Sacred Music was
at Covent-Garden Theatre. As it had
announced that CAT ILANI was recovere d
ra her accent indisposition, the house was brilliantly
:::ceded ; and she sang three airs with all her ac-
c::tomed force and science, and was greeted raptu-
: trig the audience.
Yesterday a boxing match took place in a field at
New Cress, near Deptford, for ten guineas, between a
coulanan and a baker. From the commencement
of the fight Jehu had the whip hand of his antagonist;
and at the close of the third round Alum gave in, after
having his head nearly kneaded into dough.
On Wednesday the 4th of April, the Cheshire
Fox-hounds met at Buerton Gorse, near Doddington
Hall, C:I.T-hire, the seat of Sir THOMAS BuoucHroter,
But. w'wre they found a fox, who went away by
Norton, I.Vinnington, the Brand, leaving Bellaport
on the ;eft and Cclin's Rough a little on the right ;
I:!cr.:e to Oakly Park, Muxtun, Blare Heath, and
to the Burnt Woods, where he did not stay live
minutes, but gallantly faced the open country tor'
Park Springs, leaving the Biship's Woo,N on the !eft,
7'lll Cheswardine on the right, and up to Knighton,
he was viewed by the horsemen: thence to
itsbaston and Batchacor Park, in Staffordshire, the
seat of ReatAnn WHITWORTH, Esq. where they ran
Inn) him in an open field : in a direct line, from point
to exceeded IR miles. The ground they
‘re!a (,ver ahove in an hour and forty-five mi-
; altd, %% eat is remai kable, this Lame lox never
n'ed earth.

~..te!by J. dr.. :1;177ed, at tlw Alan-
v.'izit 11.tvincz his lit•—e,tsion a hale of
• with others had been stolen lion! tho Cac-
v i••••., Alt;t.r.T.:ate-strect. It •tppearcd, :hat this
tliers, and a vain .ble piacd, were
'••••• anu, .t•:.c•ii-din:.; to tile w,ty.bill, were sent
wat2.9.,,0n ; but :he waggon being un-;
Property, valued at .€loCil, was missing.
• • .• w.s detected r.t OllCT.ffig tile contents of
I ales for sale, and, :•"..-hough taken out
..t• packittze, the qualiv iiised quantity
• The trs:,olit.r said, he purchased
:•'! it :•,•I•.,:,rcr, in !!1,.; state it is, :tad produced a
1..:. .`'20.5, whit:it he paid for it in Bank-notes,
niino'ers of which he has a correct list of. He was
1tLat.1,..1 ;or further examination.
hiller, and .:Teller, apprehended some
mghts since, for br.>:•.kir.g Open a shop in Bishops-
zate-strect, wcre. fully committed for trial.
Yesterday, at Worship-street Office, an elderly
woman, named Prior, the wife of a mat-maker, in
Crooked Billet-yard, near the Basinghouse. Kings-
land-road, was charged with the murder of her hus-
band, by beating him over the head with a mallet,
on Tuesday evening, whereof he died next morning.
She was committed till the Coroner's decision.
The execution of the three men, which had been
ordered for thii day, at Horsernonger-lane, is post-
poned till to-morrow ; and the woman has been re-
prieved.