Star.
London, England, 1803-03-24 00:00:00

HOLLAND.

THE HAGUE, MARCH 12,..-011E loan, which
Ras fcarcely opened, is already filled, though on
the whole it is not fo advantageous as that of laR
year. More has been fubfcrihed than was wanted,
that is, than twenty-three millions of florins, for
In mach was th;:zkfi:it. The Landgrave of Heire
C alone fubfcribed a million. Many other le.
cfpccial'::• from Germany, likewife fub-
f.:nbed c0::11.!era...:.: (urns.

M.,acu !S.—A Courier from the FIRST CON-
cut., uhn is arrived at the French Ambairador's,
Las br•Aight difpatehes, upon the receipt of which
The fa!ling r t th- expeiltion fnr Louifiana was
c °ante file troops had already left their
recralive quarters t r be eruharked ; they are now
returning t.. ihe's. Several battalions will be can-
toned at Hei voet, arid in the environs, where they
will wait the ulterior dirpfiticns of the French
Cc,veridnent.

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Frequent (late conferences are held ; feveral
c(airiers have been difpltehed to different deflina-
tiuns ; and orders have been fent to the Marine
Cotinc,l, and the War and Finance Departments.
We hear that Admiral Havvsiack, who was to
have relieved Admiral Da WINTLIt. in the Medi-
terranedn, will not fail with his fquadron from our
potts till ir be decided whether peace will be pre-
fer ved nr not. _ _

f;,n Englifh meirenger has brought difpatchesfor
Mr. LIiTON, the Briti(h Minifier, and is gone with
impnetant difpatehes to the Northern Cuurts.
Our Funds fall more and more every day ; yet
a f.jfe repoit circulated at Amilerdam, that the
difratec between England and France had beer.
ned, the day befcre yellerday,
tile f fittween tan and three per cent. but yeller-
day, when the tumour was proved to be unfound-
ed, they fell to the price at which they were before
it was in eirctdatinn. _

Authentic letters from Dunkirk. Rate, that these
were a few days ago dilturbances among the per.
funs employed in the Dock Yards of the Republic,
who withed to regulate their pay according to the
price elproyifions.
Several of the rioters were taken up, but the
armed force WAS under the neceffity of being call.
ed in. Tranquillity teemed to be reftored after the
apprehenfion of the ringleaders—but a great de-
gree of fermentation Rill CliaS.
ROTTERDAM. MARCH i9.—The grand queßion
of Peace or War is fufpended on the will of Ilms A-
PARTE. There is no aLfolute hnftility pre-detcr•
mined by the Englifn Minifiry ; the limits of con
ffir.n, on their part, are chalked out; and as
may approach that point without in;tiry to
lief (.stet .• n: her honour, it is hoped the will neigh
ei oulroisnres, and fuller the fealr to prepon-
e4t t•• • a IL.: of liumar.ity, of reg trd for
i.,tersaii. of this country, v.hich Art iM-
EDC..I4.4ICir at flake ; thus coutriaciog us cl this im•
portet.ce cf Ler amity.

PARLIAMENTiIItr PROCIEDIICGS.

lIOL'SF OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13.

Connie; we-e f....tner heard relative to the Scotch Appeal,
Crast !uri viz ;he Ham Mr. H. rliae at eur.fider-
sth in tor:ir uat'.on, ac lea:!ing for t:.c Fterpori-
dert. Tl•e Carthe: ht trinz WAS 2..)Ju11,ed Friday.
The Earls of Rodin and Aboyne were fwora and took their
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vAtiou.; be;oce the Houfe were forwarded in their
rt!;-t- ; among thefe the Paddington Canal Comps-
-I.', was t tad a third time and palled.
\ ZNDEIt brought up a Metrage from the Commons
r, cni;,g the lieft,lutiens of the Houle relative to the printing
an,.; p ,cr'g,•inn rf certain Statutes, &e. and Rating that the
c0n0n,,,,s /Ltd s7ce,l to the amend nests made by their Lord-
thips ice raid Rlfolutions.
Several return Lills, chiefly Naturalizations, were brought
up :rani the Commons by Mr. GrAham, and laid upon the table.
Mr. A u XANDER a:,l others brought up the Bank of Ireland
Bell riaion Bill.

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private Bill, which was read
Mr. W. M. PITT brought up a p
a first time. _ _

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On the queftiou Fcii; put for the frft readiug of the Bank
of Irctand Ike/41610n bill,

Lord KING rote to exprefe a with that this Bill &fluid not
pafi through the Houfe without due ern airy into its necaty.
In order that th' it I rrdthipsmi?lst be fully acquainted with the
grounds upon which It Will brought in, he thought it would be
proper that the Bill be printed. When it came to be read a
(econd time, his Lordship faid that he Mould trouble the Houfe
with a few obfervations upon it.
Lord Lill& RICK was exceedingly fatiqled at finding that it
was the Noble Lord's intention to bring the Bill under difeuf-
Con ; and the more fo as no inquiry had been Inftituted in the
las Parliament to ground its neceffity.
The WAS then ordered to be printed.
The (new) Iritb Poltagu Rates Bill was read a (amid time,
the commitment thereof negatived, and the Bill ordered to be
read a third time to-morrow.

Mr. \Ytceuast brought up the Iriits Militia Amended Bill
from the Commons, which was read a kill time. . . . .

Some routine bufinefs was then difpured of; after which their
Lordfhipa adjourned till two o'clock to-morrow, when the
Committee of Privileges fit, relative to the ChandOs Peerage.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A new Writ was ordered for a Member to ferve for the Bo-
rough of Brachia!, in the room of General Egerton, now Earl
of Brackley.
The Greenland Whale Flfhery Seamen Bill was read a zdthne.
General Gascoin us gave notice, that on Monday he would
move for leave to bring in a Bill to equalize the mature by the
barbel of all Salt imported into Ireland. He was then proceed.
ing to make tome obfervations, when he was interrupted by
SPtAK.F.a, who laid he could not luffer any Gentleman
barely giving notice of a motion, to enter into Itatements which
might prepoit fs the minds of other gentlemen on that fubje&
Mr. W. W. POLE brought up a Bill for invelling in the Board
of Ordnance certain Lands at Vi'oolwich, for the accommoda-
tion of his Majcily's Ordnance. The BM was read a Brit, and
ordered to be read a feeond time to-morrow.

The ATTORNEY GPNIULAL obtained kite to bring in I MU
for appointing Commifiloners to diftfibute certain (inns of mo-
ney to be paid by the United Staten of America, to perfons in
thin country having Chii®a of Compost:lnca under the Con-
vention of 1800.