Star.
London, England, 1810-12-18 00:00:00

iiopositica,' int' tie for the in& reason he stould on
Thursday best givellikent hearty concurrence to
proceed td Address the Prince on die plan prciposed
by Mr ranionbr.. Mr: Adam olds that it apleared
to him to be intipossible that when adjournment had
succeeded adjottroment—that 'when , the Right Hon.
Gentleman hid so much time to reikt vu this most
Momentous thbjeet, he should not, in this the most
momentous crisis of English history, have made up
his mind upon the whole course of proceeding, as well
as upon the Resolutions which he had announced for
Thursday. He must repeat, therefore, that the House
ought now to be informed of the whole of his plan,
without which they were crippled in their opportunity
to consider what was fit to be done in a motaient of
such anxiety, and in a question of so deep and in-
teresting a nature.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
observed, that although he had, as he thought. stated
his intentions very distinctly on this question, yet his
Honourable and Learned Frignd appeared to have so
much misunderstood him, that he found himself
under the necessity of giving some further estplana-
tion. His Honourable and Learned Friend must
certainly have forgot what he (Mr. Perceval) had said
with regard to the course of proceeding which he in-
tended to adopt. He (Mr. Perceval) had said that
he meant to propose on Thursday next the passing
of certain Resolutions in the Committee, .an the State
of the nation, and that it was his intention to lay be-'
fore the Committee on that occasion the measernl
which he proposed to found upon these Resolutioits,
if they passed, as fairly and openly as he should stxte
them When he came to submit to the House the adop-
tion of the measure itself. This he had distinctly
stated ; and if his Honourable and Learned Friend
thought that he (Mr. Perceval) should have taken aril
earlier and a different time for tike communication,'
yet his Learned Friend would give him credit for
having, before he came there, well weigh ;.`d in his,
mind what was proper for him to do, and that it was
not very likely he should,be persuaded to give way
at this time to his Learned Friend's argument.
Mr. WHITBREAD remarked, that it the Right
Hon. Gentleman had made up his mind on the sub.,
ject, he could not believe that there could be any ob:
jection to the desired communication. The only con-
clusion, therefore, he could come to was, that the
Right Hon. Gentleman had not yet made up his
mind with regard to the course he proposed to take
—for it was hardly to be imagined but the Right Hon.
Gentleman would have communicated if he could.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
then moved, that the Order for the Call of the Hour
should be postponed from Wednesday to Thursday,
stating, that on the latter day it was intended that
the call should certainly be put into effect. He also
proposed that the House should, on its rising, adjourn
till Thursday.

AittkOATri, .13ireitvillit it.k,.•
. hate lusk harsiitiZery iew with iveriftttels
light piling man, of respectable connections in Chit
place, who had b rn shipwrecked, and Jande
on Sunda*. • He gives the ft flowing inelarlelioly 6r-
rative, every particular of which receives the fullest
; credit here sailed in the George, of Aberdeen;
Captain Robertson, from St. Andrew's, in New Bruns.
I wick, North America,' with a cargo of timber, for
Aberdeen. On the 25th November last, about $OO
miles front the coast of Irelanfi, they fell in with the
Lord Duncan, of Leith, from I'ictou for Leith, a to-
tal wreck, and neatly going to pieces. The mere, six
in number, had been tan days and eleven nights on
the rigging, without any thing to Cat or drink, lixcept
salt water. The first and second mate had been wash-.
ed ovci board. A boy, overcome by fatigue, had
fallen from the rigging, and ..vas killed ; when, dread,
lid to relate ! part crhis body was devoered by the
remaining crew ! My informer assured me, that the
Capraia of the Lord Duncan, whenteken on board
the George, ,shewed him his (the captain's) share of
this horrible repast—part of the lad's dsigh 1 upo.t
which he was to have fee, had ehey not been speedily
relieved. So compktciy were they emaciated end over-
come before they were taken on board the George, that
three of them died a few hours after their deliverance.
Shortly after thus discharging the duties of humanity,
the George was struck by a heavy sea, about 400 miles
ficnn land. She became unmanageable, when they,
in their turn, were fallen in v. ith and_relieved by the
Diana, of Dundee, from Quebec kir Dundee. After
having kept company with this vessel for three
days, pumping incessantly, the George became
water-logged ; in consequence of which' the crew
were received on board the Diana on the Ist of De-
caliber ; one of them *as lost in pailsifir. front *e •
wreck to the vessel. The Diana passed 'this pert on
Sunday, and landed the sufferers, worn out. 4 ith
Ludships mid fatigue. The George, durjegher
voyage, passed two other wrecks ; one of them be-
longing to Whitby, tame unknown ; the crew sup-
posed to have been picked up. The otheeloi New-
castle, cargo timber ; all soils spent : the crew still
on boards she kept company with the George fQX
some time, but parted from her in a gale.

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. •, ; %vol. /* -ft: ,
A fleet from Malta arrived at Gibtaitar on the
21st of November, hound to Englarki.
The Lady A rahella packet sailed from Malta Sth
November, and 'the Princess Mary ditto on the Ilth,
both bound for England ; but neither of them have
yet at rived-. -
A Swedish galliot, with it vainable cargo front
Buenos Ayres, detained by the MANILLA,. was re-
leased on Saturday at Portsmouth, and sailed imme-
diately for Stockholm.
The RIFLEMAN, Captain Deers t anii- Posted), ar-
rived on Saturday afternaon at Portsmouth, from
Bermuda, in 17 days. Admiral SAWYXR, Tn the
BeLvintota, arrived there enitie 26th ult. Sir Joan.
Waimea; was hourly expected, on his return w Eng-
land. The Dniven, Captain Uvita, also arrived at
Portsmouth on Saturday, front Halifax. She sailed
PLYMOU rH, DECEMBER 16. on the 9:11 ult. and from Pasamaguady on the 24111.
The TIRfAN brig of war, bound to Corunea with Neither of the ships bring any newt.
Antonio Maria, from Teneriffe to I on,' -r has been cut
a convoy, has put into Falmouth a complete wreck,
ot:trol7 Ushanr, by the boats of the Meadow' glt, 'and arrived A
having been run down in the night by a transport t Plymouth.
under her convoy ; her masts were carried by the The Transit, Vanr, from Hayti to Stnernab Is totter WU
Haneasa.
board, her aide stove in, and otherwise so much dame- . .
i •The Maria Antcmia from Liverpool co Teorttffe. lc
ged as to be scarcely able to keep above water. The !in Treni.!,y Channei, a'n4 ais fespia will 6 wrvektd.
e,sCilliarlotto, from Lofoten to Cork, is tot dly loess**
NORTH STAR sloop of war, is ordzred from this port.;
AL'!"
to take charge of the TyitlAN'S convoy. Went out of The Anna Cathet-ina, HoEnland, Praia Liverpool, bona*
harbour, after complete repair, the SCEPTRE, 74 GottenLurgb, was loot the 12th instant near Elsa Pool. '
guns, Captain BALLARD, and the MEDUSA frigate, The Lightfoot, Borchelt, fibm Americo, bound. Iti. Liverpool,
Carn
Captain Bowt'xs. The Townsend packet is appointed
is ashore in
The Farmer's stun Day.
Advc , RttA, lrortn Claik in Sitithime" "
to sail from hence with the mails for the Windward was driven on shore near Biddeford, on aruroia.
Islands, on Friday next, the 21st instant. Came up The Almeln, Barnett, from Philadaph:a to Portugal, kat
near Aveiro.
harbour the Psaconic sloop of war, Captain PEAK!.; Tli"" e Witham' —, from Lltb'i ta- Liverpool, Is lost op ttes.
Sailed the Favouring sloop of war on a cruize; man of port4d, • . i
the Carteret packet, Captain DAVEY, with mails for The Barton,-.41; if Elanrwleh, from Pkitadelplsia, it 10.1,01 l
Cadiz ;:and the Prince Ernest packet, Captain Psraa, Oporto Bar. '-'• '
The !ohn Eva, team, from Hayti to London, was taken the
with mails for Jamaica. The latter in working out von ,a tutoper, and lorded into Passage.
cif Hamoaze, got on shore on Wilderness Point, A Mrs. Richardson, along with a sailor named,
Monnt-Edgcumbe, where she now lies, but will be Carrick, in an open boat, sit off on her return from
'Tot off without damage, at high water, and will pro-
b selling goods on board the Woodlark docp of war, in
Grimsby Roads, on Thursday, the affth ult. about sts
teed on her voyage. ' o'clock in the evening ; but through the incapability
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 17. of the fellow in managing the boat, and his mistaking
Arrived his Majesty's ships SARPROON and Linnrr, the Spurn lights for the fights in-Grimsby, they drift
from a cruise ; and the SitANIROCK, with a mail from. ted out of the Humber, and after that about fifteen
Halifax. Sailed the ROMAN, SAT2.I.I.ITE, and Rt. leagues tO seas In this situation, out of sight of land
or vessel bf any sort, the boat very leaky, and Meta
1(Al.DOl on a cruize.
.
DEAL, DECitiVIEER 15-17. cold, as the boat required as itteessaat bailing, they
Arrived his Majesty's ship DEFIANCE, from a cruise continued until Friday afternoon. At that ume, te
off Flushing. Sailed the ROSA am sloop of war for their extreme joy, the masts of a 'vessel appeared in
sight; at a great distance ; she approached, however
Sheerness. Arrived the FLY sloop of war, from a
very fast ; but no sooner got in sight of the boat. that,
cruize, and remains in the Downs with his Majesty's 1 mistakin; her for an enemy's gun boat, she made pd'
ships as per last ; and the Leacesoree, Commissioners' again. Ihe situation of Mrs. Richardson and het
yatch, Captain SYlteson, going out to the West In- companion was now dreadful indeed:l night wave
dies on a survey. Wind W. , coming on, all hopes of being picked up had vatitshetS,
J. a. - their boa"-in a inking state, it seernedlmpossible thl
SHEERNESS, DECIIM'BER 17. - ! Wald wiather the storm another twelve hours. Taet
•
Arrived the Locust, from Chatham; and die Ito- saihir having a handkerchief in hie poeker, tied it oh
SARIO, from Yarmouth:-The Lunar American brig, the mast head of the boat, which the vetted that was
Capt. RAY, from Ramsgate, and the Austen, HAPPE. sheering off no sorner saw, than 010 returned, and
mans, front Quebec, have also arrived: picked them up; they were hatched at bridlinvaem oil
Wednesday last, and arrived saf,,ly at Vrimilip,
HARVACH, DECEMBER 16. , having been absent five days.
Yesterday the neutral ship Undermehmeng, with •
DISTRIBUTION OF r IUZIg MCalr.V:
deals; from Christiana, bound to London, arrived The EmeitALo, for k Belle Etoile, captured itfirch . Igo,
in this harbour, with the assistance of three fishing wiu be paid on board, on irrival in port; Ind mil Wirt 67.
The Force: Plynsouthabelt. , . •
smacks; having lost her atichors and cables, and 14111;ie for the French frigates Pie,itide, k•II .
otherwise sustained considerable damage: - !Indefatigable, end It Gloire, captured September_ ,g. 4 1110,5,
will be paid the 26th Instant. at. No. 70, Great lti seil-nstrie:,
LEITHi DECEMBER 15. Bloomsbury, London, and there recalled. ' •
Tuesday sailed from the Roads his Majesty's Fria The NTNIPIII, for the Pine arty captured a, ti;e Muds 'town std
fort of Chinsuralt, th the East Indies, In the veal' 1781 vrilkoo
gate VENUS, Captain *Kenzie, on a cruizej; and on paid the- 90111 instant, at No. 29, tioraaa-s• • yit ' and
Thursday his Majesty's brig Cuineens, Capt. PACK- tbeA•err.24'a.
acandpahDiaitthiteNtstfoirfteth.ealMlainerve,a, captured ' rn a,
WOOD, for Sheerness, with a convoy of five sail of yes- T hteBoo. , :ill andthcre ILA
sels from Archangel bound to London. • The Stag- The Linnet/T. for le 'll!fit pii7ateer, captured May 1,11108,11 p
be paid tbe tillth instant, a. No. 9,"Ntw Brari.strealt, and thare
NUouS gun brig sailed yesterday morning on a cruize ;
rccntoi.
and the AMIABLE ligate went into Bumtisland dock The SPAAKLEA, AtCIILI, and BAUlltiti for the Muhl testa
to be repaittd. Epaculante, captured Anguit 28, 1 W47,181/1 be Fiki and rind
as above.
The Friendship, &TAW, with fruit from St. M. The Blunts, for the Danists vessek Cellists,* Vet ItTiltlil, H.
clines, in l 3 days, was towed into Portsmouth on bet, and Emanuel, saptured mann 28.111417;will is twat
Saturday by a pilevboat, wiOthflom at all het sails, ligiark. above. '- • 1, . .

Both motions were agreed to, and consequently the
House adjourned till Thursday.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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