Star.
London, England, 1803-03-01 00:00:00

110L::;E Or CONIIVOlk:g.

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NT r. rAr r t.l:tr:n the Chair at the unalhour, after
at 1, . I been gone through,
A :1 i_orel, by the Deputy Black Rod. re-
quo tti if.. t this Houfe at their Lordfhips' Bar, to
h, r :* • ...ottanifflon for declaring the Royal
L., c.
Mr. • r et. r.• flonfe, attended forthwith, and on
di• r eri that Ft-tyal Afrent had been declared
by t od,milhon to the !rani: Itedrietion Lill.
I he 11,.t 1. in ('Dori !'tee on the Irifh Revenue Officers'
Franck'', event through the fame, and ordered to be re-
rortt d to-motr.Av.
• Mr. V. ICK!it c3V.. notice that he Mould move tromorrew
far Lave to i:: a Bill to prevent vexatious Law Suita in
Irelred.
The Houle went into a Ci.mmittee for the further confide-
laiun of tie Report of Amendments on the Mutiny
Ay red to, and ordeeed to be engroffed.
Mr. C. ILL' N O.:hi-man of the Waterford Commit'ee,
mad, a repoirr th^nott-atten,lmee of air Bow. WIN-
NING fcc, a M.mh.r o: that Corrinntcc.
t- F. Milltnall, au I.llllnent as tended at the Bar,
am' verified on oath tee ihoefs of Ldward. The excufe
wa. rer. ivud, and h., ~:!• ince on the Committee difmifled,
..n the ivotion of G,r••'.:::.•arms.
1 lie I..P.dlion Committee reported
Sr Houfr, t!...t ! r.ccived a letter I rom Lord C. S.
lAN:cries. a hien:bet 0. that Conirontee, alting that his ca-
.•;nie iitr.ef. iender;d his at endattcc thereon for the prefent
.mpranie,blr.
Mr. Yon: it. lid. Apntheczry, veri''ed his Lordfhip's
xcuf,.
Deferred. on the Motion of the CIANC:LLOR of the Er-
viii ,u: t:, til that day h:rtilight. the Order for calling over
the Dare+of I),faultere ...dim; on h.dlot, for Committee&
Leave w it givsn tnMr. J. L.owrut 1, Mr. CIMLMONDEI-v,
and fever-1,4h, r Member., to go 1010 tae Cul:Wry for a wort
for the r.eavery of their 'eicalth.
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DUNF:IKMLINE ILECTION.

Lrrd F.fisrov reported from the Dunfermline
Committee, that a witnefs, named Js.
Trotter, had been duly Itimmoned to give evi.
&lice before them, ha: had negleaed fo to do :
he therefore moved that he be taken into the cuf-
tedy of the 'Se:jeant at Arms.
Mr. \V NDAS thought it would be right to
ar:e. rt whether the Committee had due notice
of the ), ifocis being duly fcrved with their fum-
mon,.
Mr. SPt AK ER felt it his duty to ()Verve, that fo
much weight was always allowed to the Report
of a Committee by the Houle, that fuch Report
was always conflicted as (Laing the filet. He
therefore put the Qi2cflion of Cullody, which was
agreed tn.
Lord Ettsvori reported from the Dunfermline
Eleftion Committee, that they had come to a Re-
follition, that Sir John Henderfon was not duly
elene,!, but that the Hon. Captain Alexander
Cochrane was duly eldled to ferve in Parliament
for that Borough.
Ordered that the Clerk of the Crown do attend
to morrow, and make the neceffary alterations in
consequence, in the writ.

MESA :CE FROM THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Mr. TYRWH!T laid, he was authorifed by his
Royal Highnefs the Pt ince of Wales, to deliver to
the Houle a Melfage, in his Royal Highnefs's
name, which he 'would now read in his place, and
to r hick he would beg leave to call the attention
of the Houle. He then read the Meffage to the
101 lots i ng etre& :
" The Prince of Wales has felt, with the livelieft fade of
affcelion and gratitude, the kind folicitude expreffed by his
',Neill for the Gtuation of his affairs, and his Majcily's libcral
tecornmen.lation thereof to the conficicration of Parliament.

Haviez ken from the note of the proceeding of the Houfe
of Common., the liberal meafures they had been pleafed to
adopt, relative to him, in confequence of Ws Majeßy's Mei.
fages, the Prince of 'Wales feels it incumbent on him to eaprefs
the deep (et re of flatitude which he entertains for the liberal
and gen,rous cunduel of the Houk towards bins; and to affure
the Houle, their kindncfa had made upon his mind the molt
la( ing mi reffion. _ .

liut the Prince, not withflanding the gencrollty evinced to
wards lint on tins a carton, feel+ himfrif bound to declare, that
he is 11:11 expoled to D..bts for which no provifion ha. been
le, but winch he feels himfelf hound in Honour to dif-
c;,,zr ; .111,1 therefore, rotwithltanding the kind folicitude ex-
pi-died by the Houle for his fpe...iy refumpiion of the 'tate and
grainy appertaining to his rank, he mull fli'l be obliged to ap-
propriate to the dikharge of thoft deb's a large finking fund
out of his annual income: and however fol:citous he may be to
comply with the wifhes crprelTed by the Houle for bit fperdy
ref anyti,n of tin- dignities appropriate to his ftatinn, yet he
knew but ton well, from dear-isoucht experience, that it would
be im r ..hle to turke fuch a refumption for Come ronLd.-
mble time, without the rill: of being invoked in new etubar-
raffmrnts.

The rtioce, confident of his jolt ettims to the Revenues
arlfing for., the Duchy of C-rnw.,ll, from 176 a until he came
of age, std with fuck (winded upon 1-gal opinions
of the firlt authority, he bil'urally looked to arrears due on
that ground as a Come. of complete eattication. But however
f ping were lot clams upon this ground, he preferred the alter-
native of a h m tell nce no the juftice ar.dgenetof.ty of Parha-
m lit, and now totally relinquilhed thole claims for tree; to
a bleb polefe hr had given the Lee, Wary direa:ons tolls Law
()hirer m difrontinue all further proceedings on the fubje et."
Mr. SIIEVDAN moved, that hih Royal lliglinefs's
Melrage be ci:_std i.o the Journals.—Ordered.
Mr. CLL',I(AFT r.de to gt.e notice of Lis inten-
tion to bring forward, at an early day, a motion
n the fubjet of the Prince of 11 ales's Affairs,
the objeft cot wh;ch would be to enable his Royal
Eightieth fpcediiy to ielowe that dignity, which
it was the avowed will and nhjeft of the Houle
In. Royal Highnefs lh old do without delay. He
mentioned Friday next.
Mr. Le KIN itar.ding as he did in an official ca.
p.;city, felt it l.is duty to declare, that the notice
jail now given by die I lon. Member W. 14 without
ant privity whatever on the part of his Royal
Highnefs.
Mr. CALCRAFT again ride, and apologifed for
I.:• frit tiling, to declare that which
was tO y I roiii.ily Ahmed by the lion. an.:
Learned Men,btr. II- alilred the
ad.TLCti NV:tS totally without
It::si,v 1,1 his ttnyal Ifirh-
o., il:ote in his confidence ; hut arofe t.:taliy
fe of duty, as A ~fenzber of Pal ham-. i;t,
ud th. i. refreet for his Royal Hii4l.act.,, iu
;.articipated the common feelings of the

• ...:cFttetg er ay. I:'•-ittcyfot moved,

I t, t! ~ Committee appr.iot.
t ' •' :!..11 the

new arrangement of Ms Royal Highnefs's affairs,'
to introduce a claufe for repealing 10 much of the
former AR as related to the annual payment of
:13,0001. arifing out of the revenues of the Dochy
of Cornwall, into the hands of the Commiflioners
appointed by the ACI for Liquidating the D.bts of
iiis Royal Highnefi.-01 del ed accordingly.

IRISH REVENUES.
Mr. CoaRY gave notice of his intention to bring
forward a Motion on Wednefday next, for perpe-
tuating certain taxes on Ireland, appropriated to.
pay the intereft of the Public Debt, and which had
been heretofore voted annually by the Parliament
of Ireland. He then moved for feveral returns of
official accounts from various Departments of the
Revenue in Ireland, which were ordered accord-
ingly, and afterwards prefented at the Bar, and
ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. Coats- gave notice of his intention to move,
on Thurfday next, for leave to bring in a Bill for
reflrifting the ilfues of calh from the Bank of Ire-
land for a longer time to be limited.