Star.
London, England, 1804-04-13 00:00:00

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amount here, as their Wilt mom, would come to if
it was paid in Ireland where it was due As an
Hon. Baronet (Sir J. Newport) bud obferved, it was
an unwarrantable diaribotioa of the public money
to pay it otherwife ; and it wastmworthy the dignity
of Parliament to refute entering into an enquiry.
The quettion was then called for, and there ap-
peared. For the Order of the Day 81—Againfi it 44.
The Order of the Day was then read for the Honfe
receiving the Report of the bilk Militia officers' bill,
which was received, and the third reading was fixed
4or to.morrow.
The Report of the lrifh Militia Augmentation bill
was alto received, and the JAR was ordered to be
read a third time to-morrow.
Mr. CALCRAFT Paid, that at this late hour he
would not delay the Honk by making any obferva•
ticns on either of the bills, but mould referee
[elf until the third reading....-Adjoumed.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, APRIL 13.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t
Cont. for money, 5511-Dltto for May ace. 35
Redecal 541 55—Long Annuities ts 15-i6 to id. -
Short Annuidm if.-Old 5 Per Comm SOF-
New 5 per Cost. wit ay. 941-4 per Cent. mt.
PRICE Of STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Eank Stock lilt Long Ann. is :546 z 5-16
3 Per Cost. Red Ann. 551 5411 1 Shoat Ann. --
3 pm C. Coolllllll India Semi tdcali
4 per Eictieq.Bills
.5 per Cent. Navy fp4 90 E9{ kaglifb Lottery Tab. 171. TU.
J Con• x79794:1 Coma for ace. 55} 56 55111.

A private lqjter from India, Rates the very im-
jtortant intelligence, that previoully to its date, viz.
the sd of 061ober laR, the eight battalion companies
of the 65th regiment had failed from Bombay to join
their Rank companies at Ceylon ; and the I:th
foot (King's regiment), which Lord W had
embarked from Calcutta for Colombo, paged Ma-
dras on the 37th of September ; fo that this very
effential reinforcement muR all have bees affembled
at Ceylon early in Oaober. And, as it appears that
the expedition from the Cape did not fail till the t4th
of January, it may reafonably be hoped that this
poffeffion will now be fafe.

We have received the French Monism': to the 3d
init. The principal contents relate to the late con-
fpiracy againft the nese Cos so L. The French Go-
vernment perftlis in charging Mr. DRAR a, our Envoy
at Munich, with being implicated in it. The Re-
port of the Grand Judge, which we before re-
ceived a copy by way of Hamburgh, has been pub-
lifbed in the kfositeur, with eatraaa from the pretend.
ed correfpondence of Mr. Duet, the originals of
which an kfesi to the ERIC/OR of BAVARIA.
Communications on the titbit& have been made to
all the Foreign Minifters at Paris, all of whom have
returned anfwers more or lefi reprobating the crime
imputed to the Brit& Minifter. The greater part of
them cantioufly avoid-laying. whether they give cre-
dit to the charge that has been made, or otherwi6.
The Envoy of the Court of Bavaria at Paris fart,
" he does not hefitate to allure M. T LLLLLL AND, that
the Lithor will take mod ferere and effeaual mea-
fures to Sew his indignation againft the perfon who
bad dared, in his States, under the (Weld of a facred
eharafter, to meditate &fig= fo difgra:eful and fo
wicked."

In the Alewitears that have reached us (for we are
without tho(e of the 26th, 27th and 29th ultimo) no
mention is made of the circumftances attending the
_ murder of the Duke d'Esouiso, only, in a note by
the Editor fubjoined to a letter from Madrid, he
lays " that while England was employing the Count
d'Aaross as as affaffin, an individual of his family
was (offering under the fword of j twice. which is a
plain admiffion of the fag."
Thcfc paper. contain a great deal of fpleen and ill-
nature aria this country, uhich is charged with
every enormity that malice can invent t and among
others, with circulating a great number of falfe-
hoods over Europe. he. kx.—Now, it is a notorious
circunallance, that ti every one of the inßanees
-given, not a tingle one originated in England—
/ill of them that have appeared in the Englilh jour-
nals were copied frcm thofe of the Continent. From
this Engle circumflance, of which all Europe can be
el.e judges, an inference may ►e drawn as to the de-
gree of credit that ought to be given to the other
charges made againit the honour acd charafter of,
this country.

TARSI, MARCII 24.

Count de Coatarzic, the Marquis of LI:CHISINI,
the Wafflers of the Eleaor of Baden; Wurtemberg,
Bavaria, the Helvetic Confederation, the Ligurian
Republic, tLe It:public of Lucca, of Lis Holincis
and of the Ba:avian Republic, have all made known
to the FIZST CoNSVL, through the medium of the
hit:tiller of f•tcign ri!at,ons, the high indignation
excited in t!,cir Covcinmints, by the news id* the
plots ft :tiled a3,tinl the French Gov:rnment. They
added, I:,,it tLcir govemments were fully fc,itiii:e
how t 1: W 45 CO (Le pace el Europe, t:•at ro

troub:e. or 4:
All tl:r •

n Ilifit as ise in France —Manifest..

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