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MRI4MBNTIItIe PROPCEPING4%
INOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, JAN. t 4,
The LORP CHANCELLOR tool; his seat on the Woolsack
about four o'clock. The attendance of Peers was not numerous.
Mr. Panancrarr presented at the Bar the Sixth Report of the
Carnet,* Cosomiseioners, which was ordered to lie on the table,
REGENCY RILL. - -
The Zarl of LIVERPOOL moved the Second
Reading of this Bill.
I,ord GRANTLEY erpre4sed his surprise that a
measure of such great arid perilous importance should
be suffered, in perfect silence, to go to a second read.
Inl i but perhaps tlicre was some agreement to that
MeCt.
The Par) of LIVERPOOL said, there was cer-
tainly an understanding among Noble Lords, thit the
discussion of the measure should take place in the
Committee.
Lord GRANTLEY observed, that his reason for
interposing now, was merely to state, that his senti.
manta of the measure were such, that he should shortly,
bat strongly, protest against the Bill.
The Bill was then read a second time, and on the
adtiOa of the Noble Secretary of State, committed
for to-morrow.--Adjourned.

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TEIE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

sv*seissza is informed, that about the period to which
be anodes, we had so many communications on the subject of
his Utter. that it is linposeible to recollect any one in partieu-
hr. They Were all named in some may or other, ►ut tobwe
bleated the whole of them at length was not practicableeiAllier
would We /Wore thari occupied our whole Paper.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25.
Comma saw. or sr. Paur..--lioliday at tieelkille.

THE KING.
WIWDSO3R CASTLE, JANUARY 94.
" His Mampry is as weU as he has been on any
preceding day. (Signed)

" H. R. REYNOLDS, W. NEESRDYX,
rf Is. BAILLIII, R, WILLIS."
ag WINDSOR CASTLE, JANUARY 25, 181).
* his MAJESTY continues in the same state in
which be was yesterday. (Signed)
f, W. HEIIIIRDEN, R. WILLIS."
ii N. lAILLIE,
The Regency Bill was read a second time yesterday
b the House of Lords, and an interesting debate is
xpected to take place this evening in the Committee.
LIST OF THE MINORITY
ON THE REPORT OS THE REGENCY BILL.
Abercrombie, Hn. J. Forbes, Vise. North, P.
Adair, R. Frankland, W. Northey, W.
MB" W, preemantle, W. H. O'Callaghan, J.
Agar, E. F. Giles, D. Owniston, Lord
Anstruther, Rt. Ha. Gower, Earl Palk, Sir L.
Sir J. Gower, Lord G. L. Palmer, C.
Antonie, W. L. Grant, G. M. Pierre, H.
Archdall, M. Grattan, Rt. Hn. H. Pelham, Han. C.
Astley, Sir J. Greenhill, R. Percy, Earl
Aubrey, Sir J. Greenough, G. B. Philippe, R. M.
Babington. T. Grenfell, P. Pole, Sir C.
ftenal, 1.7. Grenville, Lord G. Pollington, Vise,
Baker, J. Halsey, Jos. Ponsonly, Right
Bankts, H. Hanhury, W. Hon. G.
Baring, Sir T. Herbert, H. A. Ponsoaby, Hen. G.
Baring, A. Hibbert, G. Porehester, Lord
Bennet, 9, H. A. Hippisley, Sir J. C Power, R.
Bentiock, Lord C. Nobhouse B. Prittie, Hon. F.
Bernard S. Hornet-, F. Peyote, W. S.
pewiekr, C. liorrecks, S. Qeio, Hen. W,
WOulph, R. M. Howard, Hon. W. Rebarts, A.
Bkmhford, B. P. Howarth, H. Readily, Sir S.
Blackburn., I. Hughes, W. L. Russell, Lord W.
Blackburn., J. T. Hume, W. H. St. Asbyn, Sir I,
Nigh, T. Huntiagfield, I.ord Savage, F. ,
Bradshaw, Hon, A. C.Huskisson, W. Saville, A.
j3rand, Hon. T. Hutchinson, Hon. Seudamore, R. P.
Broaden, 1. C. H. Seymour, Lord R.
Brougham, H. Jackson, J. Sharp, R.
tellen., A. Jekyll, Jos. Sheridan, Rt. Hon,
r, J. (Exeter) Johnston, Sir J. R. B.
ury, bir T. C.. Johnstone, G. Shipley, W.
Burdett, Sir F. Imes, H. Simpson, mien. I.
putter, Hon. J. Kensington, Lord Sloane, W.
Pr", (1, Knox, Hon. T. Smith, J.
Caleraft, J. I.amb, Hon. W. Smith, A.
Calvert, N. Latouche, D. Smith, W.
Camp's.% Lord J. Latouche, 4. Smith, H.
Canning, Rt. Hoe. o.Leach, 1. Somerville, Sir M.
Canning, O. Lefevre, C. I, Stanley, Lord
Chaloner, R. Leigh, R. H. Stanley, T.
Collie, J. Lemon, Sir W. Stewart, I;s.
Coke, 'T. W. Lemon, 1, Symonds, T. P.
Cole,B, Lester, B. 1.. Talbot, R. W.
Cool*, H. C. Lloyd, J. M. Tarleton, B.
Corry, l'. C. Longman, G. Taylor, Wm.
Cuthbert, 1. R. Macdonald, J. 1 aylor, M. A.
IP*, Rt. Hoe. D. B. M'Nagbten, E. A. Temple, Earl
eat, J. Martin, H. Templetown, Vise.
fekinson, W. Mathew, Hon. M. Thornton, H.
ndas, C. Maxwell, W. Thornton, R.
Mot, Rt. Hasa.W, Meade' Hon. J. Tierney, Rt. Hon. Q.
111111,,E. R, Mesborough, Earl of Towashend, Lord i.
Imlyn, L. Milbank, Sir R. Tracey, C. H.
Fellow es,'Hon. N. Millar, Sir T. Turton, Sir T.
-Ferguson, R. C. Mills, C. Vaughan, Hon. J.
Pitagerakl, Ld. H. Mills W. Vernon, G. V.
'Fitzgerald. Right Milner, Sir W. Waipolo, Hon.G.
Hon. M. Milton, Via. Ward, Hon. J. W.
rtzgerald, W, Mnnekton, Hon. E. Wharton, J.
Pitzgerald, A, Moore. P. Whitbread, S.
Betzpatrick, Right Morpeth, Via. Williams, 0.
Hon. K. Morris, E. Wynne, C.
'Foley, Hon. A. Neville, 'lnn. R. Wynne, Sir W.W,
Poley, Hqn. '1". Newport, Rt. Hon. Wrottesley, H.
S'olars, Sir M. B. Sir J. Yarmouth, Earl

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THE ARMY.

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This morning, that fine regiments
commanded by Colonel IREMONPEE, rit
Portsmouth, and immediately went on board the
lIDABLE and ETHALION j . Sir Room CURTIS himself
amperintended the embarkation. The first division of
the fleet for Lisbon sails to-morrow. The King's ships
with Sir JOSEPH YORKE, will sail on Sunday ; the 61st
Regiment embarks to-morrow. Ensign 1114Gnsoott,
88th Regiment, nephew of Sir Join; M.GnEc;on, who
died the day after he landed here from Cadiz, was
buried with military pomp in the Garrison Chapel."
We hear that the detachments for regiments In
Portugal will sail this day from Portsmouth, for
Lisboa, and that the regiments embarked in men of
war will follow in another division, on Sunday, under
the command of Sir Joszru Yonaz. It is thought
that the 68th, and second Light German Regiments,
will not sail with him, but be reserved for a third di-
vision, which will comprise Horse Artillery, a Re-
giment of heavy Dragoons, a brigade of Foot Guards,
a battalion of the Royal Irish Regiment, the first
battalion of the 42d, the 37th, the Cameronians, and
one or two other corps.
The transports, with the reinforcements for Porto-
gal, got under weigh from Plymouth on Wednesday
morning, but the wind shifting to S. S. E. they were
obliged to drop anchor again.

Yesterday morning, about half past eight o'clock,
the LORD CHANCELLOR and Mr. PlaczvaL left town,
in the latter's carriage and four, for Windsor. They
arrived about eleven, just at the time the messenger
was being dispatched by Colonel TAYLOR with the
Bulletin. The Loan CHANCELLOR ordered the mes-
senger to stop, and detained him for some time, which
was the cause of its being above half-past two before
the Bulletin could be shewn at St. James's Palace.—
The Lem) CHANCELLOR and Mr. PERCEVAL remained
at the Castle till about half-past one, and then set off
on their return to London, and arrived in Downing.
street a few minutes after four.
The new furniture for the Ktwo's private apart-
ments in the Queen's Palace was taken there yester-
day, to be in readiness in case his MAJRSTY should be
removed thither from Windsor. The QUEEN'S apart-
ments have been ready for some time past.
The Prince of Wm.!' has eichanged his box at the
Opera, for that which belonged to the late Duke of
QUICENMISItRY, being five nearer to the Stage than his
Royal Highness's,
Letters were yesterday received from Bourdeaux, to
the Bth inst. They contain no news from the Western
side of the Pyrenees, and we are induced to believe
that some additional restriction has been imposed on
the transmission of intelligence of a political tendency,
but we are satisfied of the truth of one important fact,
from some general observations, that French troops
are continually on progress from Gascony to Spain.
Qn the subject of the respect of the French Govern.
ment to the flag of the United States, we may observe,
that 1.5 American vessels had arrived at Bourdeaux
since the Ist November, many, if not all of whom,
had been exposed to a temporary, or, as it is called, a
provisional sequestratiou, until the 2d of next month.
Doubts have been entertained as to the intentions of
the Court of St. Petersburgh, with regara to theseisore
of the numerous cargoes in the Russian ports, and fa-
vourable expectations have been formed in conse-
quence of the procrastination of the sales of such of
'them as were sequestrated in. the harbour of Riga. By
letters from St. Petersburgh, of the date of the 25th
of last month, we suspect that these favourable hopes
will be disappointed, as the sales in that city of con-
fiscated property actually commenced on the 19th ult.
The Governor had an estimation made of the portion
that was to devolve to the Imperial Treasury, and
the sum was paid according to that valuation, the pur-
chasers taking upon themselves the risk of the sale.
Wednesday, a meeting of Underwriters upon po.
licies of insurance on ships and cargoes from the ports
in the United Kingdom, from ports in the Baltic and
the North of Europe, and also on voyages from one
psi to another in the North of Europe, was held at
LLOYD'S, when it was agreed to appoint a Committee
to investigate all claims upon the insurers in conse-
quence of such losses, and to ascertain the nature and
extent thereof, The Committee are to report the re-
sult of the investigation to the Underwriters, with
their opinion thereon.
Nine hundred French prisoners were sent on Tues-
day from the prison ships in Gillingham Reach by
the Mercurius, Sheldrake, Manly, and the Admiral's
tenders, to the Nore, to be put on board the Vanguard,
,Dictator, and Ruby, to be conveyed to Leith.
A letter from Lisbon states, that Colonel Pox-
swam, of the 23d Light Dragoons, had lately a nar-
row escape. He was in a battery with General FaNz,
who was trying to destroy some boats which the
french had collected on the other side of the river; a
shot from a French battery, which was playing upon
them, took off the front cock of the Colonel's hat close
to his forehead, and broke in pieces a spy-glass lie
had at the moment at his eye, but without doing him
any material injury.
Last Saturday a Court-Martial was held on board
the Salvador del Mundo, flag-ship, in Hamoaze, on
Thaws: Smith, a royal marine, for attempting to desert
in a boat to the enemy, with two other marines, ( who
turned King's evidence), from the Venerable, of 74
guns, Sir A. POPHAM, Knight, when, after 4 long
trial, be was found guilty, and sentenced to be hanged
at the fore-yard-arm of such ship as the Lords Com-
missioners of the Admiralty shall appoint.
Btu. Rocit.—lt appears that the light on the Bell
Rock is to be distinguished from all others by a new
and ingen;ous device ; the light being to appear al-
ternately of a bright yellow and of 4 deep red colour,
timeans of coloured glass. from the great height
the building, and its prominent station, twelve mks
advanced into the German 'Neon, it is confidently ex-
pected that the light will, in ordinary weather, be visi-
ble at so great a distance, as preetly m assist in 'mien-
tins thy recurrence tf suchtdssmala mistakes as have this
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