Star.
London, England, 1803-03-08 00:00:00

PRUSSIA. .

Basun, Ft*. t9.—i-We can now mention pcfi
tively, that the incorporation of the Wellphslian
with the Nether Saxon Circle is abfulutely vitiated.
and that thortly a plan of a new organifation of the
feveral Circles of Germany, thenamber of which is
to be brought to eight, will be laid before the Diet.
It is alma refolved, that the Duke of 'tVirtemburg
and the Margrave of Baden filiall alone be charged
with the Government of the Snabian Circle. The
°Weal' will be limited which in future thall be re-
gulated by the meetings of the Circles. and thus
avoid many difputes which would donbtlefs aril:
in future if this meafure was not adopted.

P.IRLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY. MARCH

Coinage! were heard at Come lengthtelative to the IriOi Ap-
peal, Morita/ Lloyd, I.•l'q. and oth.rs, v. Henry Grove Grad's,.
hieirre. Manfichl end Omnilly, on the part or the
Appellants. After which that Lord Chips deferred the further
hearing..( the ear.• till Wedutf4sy.
The fluke at Lrielter, and Lord Vireount Charleville (one
of the kith Itrprifentative Peers), were (worn and took their
feats. _ . . . .

The various fills before the Hos& w: re forwarded in tidy
refpective itages
Lord H made a few otifervadons on the net-anon of the
ftensid reading of the Mutiny Bill. which he moved. importing
that certain. alterations and amendments were introduced into
the Ardent Bill, different from the provifions of former Mu-
tiny Hills. The principal of there refpeeted the powers vcftrd
In the Crown with regard to the crime of defertion ; hereto-
fore the power was to commu-e the puniftiment of death, when
awarded by Courts Martial, tot fervice in Ilia Majetty's Gar-
rifons abroad. Now this was evidently improper, as it was
known that lerving His Majefty in loch a way could be no pu.
ointment ; it was the duty of every foldicr. It was therefore
propofed in the prefent Mutiny Bill, to enable His blajelty to
commute the capital punillt rent of death for that of tranfpot ta-
tion.—There was alfo a provillon foe exempting, in certain
cafes, carts, waumis, &c. in the fervice of the army, from
tolls at bridges and turnpikes : and there tyre alio tone regu-
lation. with refpeet to proceedings againft that e who Should buy
oat. from the (oldies's. lie therefore deemed it unneceffary to
take up any of their Lordfhips* time in the prefan inflame, as
thole parts of the Bill could, if any Noble Lord thould be in-
clined to oliferve upon them, tic more regularly dirculcd in a
Commit•ee.

The Bill was then read a leered time, sad committed for
Thurfday.
Earl MOllll.ll Rated, that he Mould move for the feennd
readingof the Bill for the het ti r promotion of frivolous and vex-
atious Arrefts, which has been Tome time before the Houk, on
I riday next. With refpedt to the other Bill which be had the
honour of bringing in, that refpeiting Infulvent Debtors, the
Noble Earl teemed to fay, that he Mould not then move any
fpecific time for the further pence ding upon it ; hut be would
be guided, in that refpcit, by the covert pul:ic bufineft
might take.
Two private Bills were brought up from the Commons. the
heft by Mr. Stanhope, the feennd by General Caleruft, which
being read a hrR time. and Tome routine buttnefs difpofed ot,
their Lordlhips adjourned till to-morrow.