Star. — London, England, 1806-02-06 00:00:00

ItATIIIION. JAN. to. The Eleaor 6f Trey's and the Billie!) of Liege have bad their penfions doubled by the Emperor Na poleon —they are in future to be paid out of the French Treafary ; his Majelly thought their former falaries inadequate as an indemnification for their Idles, and infufficient to fupport the dignity of their char./Elm ame. CRACOW, DEC. r7s The Ruffian army which was in Moravia, is now on its march through the two Gallicias. Several corps of thefe troops have likewife paffed throut:h the country, in the vicinity of this city. Among the numerous foreigners tete, is Mr. WICKHAM, tile Englifh Sfinißer, and leveret other Englifhmen. The Ruffian Ladies, of whom many were here on account of the neighbourhood of the army, have moll of them returned to Peteriburgh. BANKS OF THE MAYNE, JAN. it. From Vienna they write, that the Generals Mack, Werneck, Aufenberg, Aueriberg, dm. will be (portly brought to trial, and tha t f ever i ty and jullice will be tariElly proportioned. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDInGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY $. Lord ELLENBOROUGH fat u Speaker. SUSS, from the Bank of ll.nglead, prefented an Account of the Sum of 7,6e0p001, applied by the CommiLhoncrs for the Radiation tithe National Debt during dolor from the tit of February, tßos, to the 3 aft of January, ,806, and of the Sum of 1,913,c5001. appropriated to the fame purpofes for the quarter, from the a ft of February to the.at of May, ao6.—Ordered to Be oo the table. Lard Vifeount LOWTHER, prefaited a Petition from the Debtan confined in Carliffe Gaol, which was ordered to lie en the table. Mr. FOX, accompanied by a great number of Members of the Houfe of Commons, brought up a Bill to enable the Auditor of the Exchequer to nominate a Truftee to etamite the Duties at the Oflee to the cafe therein mentioned. Ile ill was reed it era time, and ordered to be read a feeend time tO-11301111)W. Lard AUCKLAND tomb a metion, wadded ilihreatlT from that at rhartial, rdirsikag the,Sesailiss Otdies. Lordihip's awl. trace was, ea edit the Stutivi anion, Has. Etta and us, lamp asilisradso Immimmrsir, with to dm of hilp,ading than, Ste poopelh_ MOM. the ahoy/ 11111 Waugh ha Rages, whisk avii arfare thrifts Loa till Isihussw abr.) .1=••••,Illm, HOUSE OF COMMONS. A petfon from the Corned/loners for Sileaning the National Debt picketed an Account flatlet the Progrefs made by that Conn pecinnting the objet2 of their htftitution. Accord ing to this account, the fum hid out by theft Comeallikeen for the year tilos, was 7,6t6,c0eL and the fum appropriated for the next quarter was 1,957,6201.—This account was ordered to Ile no the Table. The SECRETARY at WAR pretested, purfuant to order, the &vend accounts moved for by Mr. Sheridan, retpating the Addi tional Force Bill. The Right Honourable Gentleman °Veered, that that accounts were very voltninotis, perhaps too much fo forgenera/ reading, but among them was a " Recapitulation mei," which contained the fuhltabce of the whole. Fur the printing of this paper only it was his intention at pretest to move. If at vi m not epee perufal deemed feast& !tory upon the fubjedt refereed to, ft woulikbe competent to any Gentktnin to move that the ?whole Of there papers Mould be printed. The feveral Papers were ordered to lie on the table, and the Re capitulation Papa was ordered to be printed. On the notion of Sir C. !UNHURT. a new writ was ordered for the meaty of Suffolk, in the room of Lord Broome, now Mar gob Cornwallis. The Malt Duty Bill and the Peefion Office, Sugar, Tobseeca Snot &c. Bill , were reported, and ordered to be reel a Wei time to 0110eTOW. Mr. MANNING preened a Petition from the Loodon Dock Company, praying further aid —Ordered to be referred to a Select Committee, which was appointed. Mr. MUNDY pr.:tented a Petition from the Debtors confined In the gaol at Derby, praying relief—Ordered to lie on the table. •IndIIIIIITRATION. On the Motion of Mr. FOX, new Writs were or. dered for the Borough of St. Maws, in the room of Mr. Windham, who has accepted the office of one of his Majeßy's Principal Secretaries of State—for Northumberland, in the room of Mr. Grey, who has accepted the office of one of the Commit:Goners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral of Great Britain—and for Caine,in the room of Lord Henry Petty, who has accepted the office of Chancellor and. Under Treafurer of the Exchequer. Upon the motion of Mr. Fox, the Rollie refolved Into a Committee upon the Bill refpeaing the Au ditorfhip of the Exchequer—Mr. Fox in the Chair. Mr. C. WYNNE faid, that in confequence of the ftsggeßions of a Right Hon. Gentleman, the Attorney General, on a former evening, he had to propofe a chafe, which he trutled would be perfettly fatisfac tory, and would ferve to remove every objeClion that had been made to this Bill. The nature of this claufe, the teamed Gentleman defcribed to be, that the Auditor of the Exchequer, upon accepting the office of one of the Commiffioners of the Treafury, fhould appoint a truflee to hold the office of Auditor, which Trullee fhould be a Member of that Houfe, and be xerponfible to the Auditor for the falary, and to the public for the due execution of the office. The Claufe WAS propofed.—Upon being read. The ATTORNEY GENERAL faid, that this pro. pofition completely obviated his objeCtion to the Bill. Thi. clank was adopted. as was another propofed .by Mr. C. Wynne, that the acceptance of fuch office of Truilee thould not vacate the feat of any Member returned to ferve in Parliament. The Houle returned, the Report was received, and the Bill was read a third time and paffed, with the fol• lowing title : A Bill to impower the Auditor of the Exchequer to conffitutea Truflee for the execution of the fAid Office, under the circumflances therein mentioned.' Mr. HUSICI3SOII brought in three diflind Bills wish regard to the annuities to be fettled on Lady Nelfon, Lord Collingwood, and Sir Richard Strachan. Thefe Bills were read a fiat time, and ordered to be read a fecond time to-morrow. MIDDLESEX ELICT!ON, &C. Mr. FOX ion notice that he would tomorrow more that the order for a Ballot to try the Moils of the lad Middlefer Elation, which Rood fur Friday, fhould be put off to another day. The Auditor of the Exchequer's Bill was ordered to be taken to the Lords by Mr. Fox t and, upon the Honourable Gentleman's proceeding to the other Houle, he was accompanied by all the Members pre fent, with the exception of Mr. frinntifron, on whole Motion the - Coatruittees of Supply and Ways and Means were poitponed kill Friday.—Adjour::cd. LONDON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR 0 CLOCkt Conrail (or money 61ft—for account 61H—Reduced 6:14. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY t Bank Stock 197 f 197 I India Beads. 30.411. prel. 3 per C. Red. An. e n f6 l Imperial 3 per Ceix. 61 3 per Cent. Conf. 6if Imp. Ann. per Cent. 80f f Etch. Bills, 30 a sa Mtn& per Cent. Navy 921 93 Engilfis Tickets, 191. 19s. I.ong Ann 17If 1.4 16 Conf. for ace. 6t India Stock itist 166, Our Falmouth letters received this morning, re- Rate circuriinances fimilar to thofe we communicated yefterday rcfpe'ting Sir R. STRACHAN'S fquadron being in purfuit of a French one, and the men of war of the outward bound Weft India fleet being in pre paration to of ft Sir Ricuato.—We ought, however, to remark, that at the Admiralty it is thought poffi ble that the fuppofed enemy's fquadron may turn out to be that under Admiral CORNWALLIS, who was off Ufhant on the 3t ft ult. It will be a day or two, or perhaps longer, before the fall can be afcertained, or the refult can be known. FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS. The former to the sift alt. and the latter to the 4th init. have arrived. NAPOLEON, who, with a fingolar affetiation of modelly, declined the honours of a public entry, which his fawning Senates, and Legiflative Bodies, and Conflituted Authorities had defigned for him, received the full meafure of their adulation, in an audience which he deigned to grant them two days after his return. The general charafter of ths ad dreffes which were made to him on that occafion, is flattery, and that of the worn and groffell nature. We can make great allowance for the ardour of French imaginations ; but when we read thefe combinations of fervility, of impiety, and of rntannefs unworthy the name of man, we turn from them naufeated and difgufled. We have feleeed one of the moll extravagant of thefe rhapfodies-s-that of the Senate. It evinces, that the higher the body Rands, the lower it can fionp. The replies of the perfon thus deified, are model and rational enough. Britons, however, will (mile at the reafun which he gives for declining the intended honours. He would have made a foltmn entry, if he had come back dif corofited and degraded, 4 ' that the acclamations of the people might Phew how he was beloved !" The objeA of Hauowtyz's miffion to Paris is Rated to be, the completion of tome treaty which was com menced at Vienna, but not perfected. The tenor of it is fuppofed to have been fome arrangement for the future tranquillity and independence of the North of Germany. The National Guards, who were called out as (non as the French army croffed the Rhine, have been dif embodied through all France. The Court of Naples endeavours to ward off the blow by which its very esiflence is menaced. Car dinal Rurro had gone to Rome for the purpofe of negociating with Cardinel Fasces, the uncle of NA roLeos, and procuring the fufpenfion of the march of the French army. Couriers were difpatcbed to Paris and Naples with the refult of the conference ; and it is not impoffible but that Sr. C. may halt, until he (hall have received imperative inftruftinns from the French Emperor. After the vindictive (pink difplayed in the Thirty-feventh Bulletin, it does not feem very likely, that Nasocsow will concede that oblivion of the Qurew of N AAAAA conduit to the interceffion of Cardinal FISCH, which he refufed to the entreaty of the Archduke Cummas or the Ervaacut of Gaastapv. It is now afcertained, that the Ruffian s who landed at Naples have not re embarked. They are raid to be detained there by the Englifh, who claim the corn mand of them. becaufe they are fubfidized by us.— If, as the French have taken great pains to infinuate, the Emperor ALEXANDER had fent orders to his troops to re•ernbark, General Lascv would not have dared to difobey fuch orders, nor would any Englifh Commander have prefumed to oppofe their quitting the Neapolitan territory, were the force under him even competent to that purport. It is impale to ray how this affair will terminate. NAPOLEON may perfift in his refolutinn, accumulate an immenfe army and overwhem the Neapoleon and Allied Army. It may alfn poffibly end in a cnmpromife. The Ruffians and Englifh may be compelled to evacuate Naples, and the Emperor and King may have the moderation to content himfelf, fit the prelim, with a large (lice of the Continental Dominions of his SICILIAN MA JESTY. In the preceding columns we have given other extra& from tie French and Dutch papers ; alfo farther extrafts from the Hamburgh Mail of yeflervlay. On Toefday. at half after three o'clock in the af ternoon, Lord HARIOWDY arrived in town from Bet , lin. after which he waited on Lord Mut.caava at his Office. Mr. RolirßT WARD, ' Under Secretary for Foreign Airairs. retires with a pennon of wool per annum ; and Mr. EDWARD Cones is to have a penfinn of 7001. Ye(lerday came on the eleCtion for Secretary to the Society for the Enconragemenr of the Arts, in the Adelphi, when, on doling 'he glaffes. there appeared for—Mr. Comas (fon of the DoCtor), 175—Mr. Boos', 86—Mr. Lased, 7—Nhereupo❑ Mr. COME' WAS t:eclarcd duly elated. THE NEW ADJIHNISTIMTION. Yelletday, loon after twelve o'clock, Earls Warr. slossarn and CAMDEN, Vifcount C•ST AAAAA GH. Lords Musoitays and Hawcssavaz, had-an aufi dience of his M AJESTY , at the Queen s Palace. and refigned their Offices. At two Earl MOIRA entered, followed by Lotd ELLIN Bottotto H,Lord GRINVILLR, Earl TAMPI.I, Lord AUCKLAND, Earl Stericss, Vircnurtt Sr/mourn, Mr. Fox, Mr. Gear, Lnrd H. PETTY. Mr. WMIDNAM._ Lord MINT°, Mr. V ANSIT • TART, and the Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Lord ELLIN BOROUG II had an audience of his Ma im?, and refigned the Seals of Chancellor of the Exchequer, which he held pro irwpore fusee the death of Mr. PITT. The following killed hands on their refpcilive ap pointments, viz. Earl Sratrcaa, ! Secretaries of State. Mr. WINDHAM, Mr. Our, Firft Lord of the Admiralty. Lord HINIllr PETTY, Chancellor of the Exchequer. Lord&indoors, Privy Sal. The following will kif, hands to-morrow. as it was not convenient for his Majarry to have a Court this day, viz. Mr. &termite, . Lord Chancellor Lord 011111111.1.1 PIM Lord of the Treatury. Mr. Fox, ISecretary for the Foreign Caput. went. Earl Maas, Matter °curd of tbc Ordbabce. Earl FITZIIILLIAM, at preterit in the country, will kifi hands as Prendent of the Council, fonse day next week. A Privy Council was afterwards held, when the fol lowing were (worn in Members aud took their places, at the Board accordingly. They likewife had the honour of kitting handa upon the occafion, viz. Mr. Fox, Earl MOIRA, Lord Tama, Mr. GM, Lord Hill lIT PITTY. His MAJCITY will hold a Privy Council to-morrow, at the Qtreen's Palace, when it is expelled the remain der of the new Mini(ler, will be appointed. Earl Sr 'mesa went immediately to the Secretary of State's Office, in the Tteafury, and tranfaded bufinefs during the afternoon. Mr. Guy likewife went to the Admiralty, and took his feat at the Board. Three new Writs were moved for in the Honfe of Commons laft night, in confegnence of the appoint ments of Meffrs. WINDHAM and GAIT, and Lord Herat Parry, to their refpesaive &titions in the New Adminiftration. A new Writ was alto moved for Suffolk, in the room of Lord &torts, who fucceeds hir late Noble Father, the Marquis Coanwattts. Mr. Fox, on his coming to the Bar of the Houle of Lords, laft evening, to preterit his Noble Friend, Lord GasaviLts's place bill, was dreired entirely in black, and wore powder. This is the &ft bill that Mr. Fox has brought up from the Commons for fifteen years : the laft was his falutary bill for the amendment of the Law of Libels, which was paled by the Commons in February, 1791. The Auditorthip of the Exchequer Bill, the for warding which has hitherto prevented Mr. Fox from vacating his feat, paled the Commons Lift night, and was read a 614 time in the Houfe of Lords. It is expelled that it will parc through all its remaini"g flars this day, ald receive the Royal Atilt Ist Commiffion to-morrow. A great number of people aftembled yefierday, near the QLseen's Houfe, to fee the new Mininers.— The moue on Mr. GREY's carriage is— " De hem 'oriel, fervir le RI." "1 am very glad to ferve the Mag." • ft teems that Mr. SnillIDAI was left at complete liberty to make his own choice in the new Minifierial arrangemer ts.—When an illufirious Perfonage faid to Mr. Fox—l , What is the fitnatioa propofed for Mr. &Imams ?" The anfwer was—" Sir, we mean to propofe No fituation for Mr. SHIRIDAN ; but whatever fituation Mr. SN/RIDAN propofes for him• fell, will be inflantly affented to." Yellerday Lord HENRY Prrxr, afier being ap• pointed by his MAJI&TY to the Office of Chancellor of the Exchequer, fet off for Cambridge, to (land a Candidate for the Reprefentation of that Oniverlity, in the room of the late Mr.IPITT, in Parliament. His Lordfirip will retorn to town on Monday. DAVID SCOTT, of Dunninald, Efq. is returned to ferved in Parliament for the borough of Yarmouth, in the room of Sir Howe POPHAM, Knt. who knee his eletlion for the Paid borough, bath accepted the of flee of Steward of his Majedy's Manor of Ealt Hen dred, in the county of Berks. 'he Honourable Mr. LARIBR was on Friday len el Red Member for the Borough of Leominfler, wi 'mut oppofition, and chaired through the princi• dreets of that place. Werto Ct.uß.—This Society held its firft meeting for the feafon onTuefday ; but owing toMr.Fox being by his Parliamentary duties, prevented from attend ing, no political (peaking took place. The health of that Gentleman, propofed by Mr. Brno, was, as ufual, drank with ecftacy. They drank alfo with three times three, " May the Whig Club never relax its efforts in advertity, Nor forgot its priluiplei in preftrity !" Dues..—lnformation being received at Marlbo rough-ftreet, that a chid was to be fought on Tuefday at Primrofe Hill, between an Officer in the Britifh fervtce and a wine merchant (a Frenchman). officers were difpatched, who apprehended the parties on the (pot, and brought them to the office, where they were bound over to keep the peace. A Court of Aldermen was held at Guildhall on Tuefday, at which the Los o MAYOR prefided. Jona Parse. HANKEY, Efq Citizen and Goldfmith, was fworn into the office of Alderman of the Ward of Candlewick, in the room of the late Aldet man Pe it - CHARM. PERROT FENTON, Eiq. Deputy, ar.d Mr. ROIRRT FISHOR, were fworn into the office of Coal Meters, in Dull for this City. SAMUEL HOTCHINIOn t Efq. Deputy, Mr. Joss,/1 ALLDIIi, and RolesT AT. MINION. Efq. Deputy, were fworn into the officz of born Meters, in atilt for this City. The feveral hills and falatieg, due at Chridnias, were ordered to he paid. The Thanks of the Court were unanirnouffy voted to the Logo Man2a. vifuricia ArEctitENC.E. MAILS THIS DAY.....W10d S. W. "sea. ass. Dahlia ae; pat. r Gotteabursh o Waterford o 4 Hamburgh •, o PINZANCIE, Faa. I.—Yefterday, after poll, the Morillon hired armed brig, Captain PARK IR, put in. to the Bay, and anchored, having under her convoy the Better of Fowey ; the Brittol, the Brothers, the Villiers, the Penrofe, and the Bolton, of Swanfea ; the Harrintt and Anne, of Neath j the Lamb, of Plymouth ; the Fortitude, and the Hebe, of Bidiford, with copper ore; the Neptune, of Minehead, Hea -1 vtv, from Portfenouth, with feveral other wads name and dellination unknown, and failed again. This evening's tide it is expelled 'hat the American (hip the General Wayne, of and for New York, Coatttwo mailer, from Shields, with fundriea (put in here in dilirefs) Rill fail for Paid place, if the wind continues fair—now N. by W. Fs a. 3.—This morning, during a molt tremendous gale at about South, the Brothers, of and from St. lees, put in here, and is in a dangerous lituation : Ike has pilchards for Falmouth. The G isjull put into this Bay. • FALMOUTH, Ft a. 3.—Arrived, yeßerday evening, - the Naiad, of London, for Jamaica, one of the out. ward bound Well India Beet which palled this port a few days Since. On Saturday afternoon, about two o'clock, in lat. 49. long. 5. Captain Orme went ow board his Majeßy's (hip C , Commodore Hat. vs v i to elk permiAlon to_return to port, as his rudder was in a damaged Rate; at which time Sir RICNAMI S react's' was to windward of the fleet, with nine fail of the line ; that nine French fail of the line were , about Seven leagues to windward of him, and threw out a Signal for a general chace. The C alto made fail, and prepared for allion—the wind was then light from S. to S. W. PLYMOUTH, Faa. 4.--Came in the Prof Ban galliot North Star,Captain MIAs °voltage°, from Oleion. in France, laden with fah. detained by the Lion pri ratter, Captain Gin's. Poaysmotro, Faa. g. --Arrived his Majelly's (hips METRO., OTTIR, STEADY, and l'Asous from a cruise ; Aime. Regrown, from London for Gre nada ; Cygnet, W from London for Jamaica; and the Surrey, WiLloa, from London for Gibraltar. Cow's, Fsa. s.—Arrived the United States, Boa- RODAILI, from Alexandria, with tobaecco, for or ders; and the Albion tranfport, with troops from Gibraltar, for the depot at Parkhurd. Dear, Faa. 3...-Sailed the Amaranthe floop on a cruize. Arrived the Jackal) gun-brig, from a cruise. during which the chafed a French lugger privateer. but unfortunately could not capture her : doting the chace one of the men belonging to the Jackall was wounded by a mull:et fhot, and`tbliged to be taken to the Hufpital.„ Sailed the Gallant gun-brig on a cruize. Arrived the Qyzasc frigate and Dauntlefs praim, from ILe Nore ; the American fbip Mary, J. KNIGHT mailer, from Antwerp, bound to Port. land, America ; and the American fcbooner Nancy, J. BIRD mailer. from Flufbing, bound to Rhoda ltland ; and remain in the Downs with the red of • the (hips as per lad.—Wind S. W. Gar 'Noce, Fri. 3. —By a letter received lad night, by the owners of the Margaret and Agnes, Lamont. of this town, which failed from Sligo [Bth ult. it appears that that veWel had been cad away, and to tally wrecked upon the wafle ifland of Ronannifb, in Sligo Bay, and the entire crew perifhed. FROM LLOYDS LIST. G AAAAAA ND, Fn. ,y —Paled by the William, Coulfor. elm Memel; Galeo,Hednian ; Two Brothers. Berry, and the Yong Hendrick, Young, front Embelen —Sailed the Uferfaught, Hede, for VLkna, and the Negode, Vanderury, for Catwyck. ARRIVED. in the River, Conflanee, Dunftrom, front Rip—At London. decry, Expedition, Saner, from Riga—At Lynn, Fortune, Craw ley, from Oporto—Off Dover. Rufto, front the River Plata—At Litton, Two Friends, —., from Ponfmouth ; Fin nan, —; and Mechanic, Barclay, from Cork; Gamble, Verge, from Waterford; Triumvirate, Green; Alida. Hope, Ebfler ; and Mayflower, Bryant. from Newfoundland— At Flpera, Endeavour, Muller, from Newfoundland—At Leg horn, Adeona ' Coffin, from Poole; and Commerce, Mattocks. from Hull--A t Venice, Louis, ----, from Poole—At Naples, Aurora, Crabbin ; Daner ; Rover, Waite: Patrfoten , ; Refolution, —; and Dufour, —, front Cornwall; Dart, Dunford; Minerva, Rowe; and Dart, Golkett, from Newfound land—At Bombay, Retreat, —, from London—ln the River, Flora, Lindberg, from Cadiz—At Poole, Alfred, Prowfe; and Apollo, Walker, from Newfoundland—At Brißd, Caotllla, Ken • nan, from Stoekholm—At Plymouth, Nelfon. Peacock, from Rip—At Liverpool, Pitt, Sharp, Irom Riga ; and Nabby, Crati dell, from Maffacbufctts—At Londonderry, Harbinger, Barry; an d Elizabeth, from Riga—At Portfrnoutb, Shannon, Panicle, from Limerick ; Two Brothers, Gidney ; and Abeona, Douglas, from Dant sle; and Willirrdagh, Stephens. from St. An dero.-At Belfaft, Adtrefa, Clark, from New York—At New York, Thomas, M'Cauley, from Hull; and Allegany. from the Ealt Indies—At Tangiers, Anna Sophia, Wan,; ud Mogadore, —, front London—At Gartenburgh, kr‘mh..g, Froberg, from London—At Southampton, Nancy, ?OW, from Youghall—At Yarmouth, Indairy, Stephen., from Riga; Fa vourite, James: and Cora, Alley. Irom Oporto. Private letters re:eived Turf:lay from Holland mention, that all the Eng Mb. lately wrecked and made prifoners on the coati of HollAnd, have beta fee at liberty by the Dutch Government. Such con duit is et tit'ed to the h:gbefl praife. A private letter from &alien gives she following as the force of the Allies in the Nurth of Europe - Me number of frill& execa - 110 000 Kloo.Vailltli. from Ruland . box jotned ON . 4, and stow it fur forwlee - a ~ 000 R utBaa3. under Gown! ToUtoi - *Sao Swoiss - 11,000 Total 80,000 . "Perhaps it may befaidtbe number of Hanoverian. ezagge.ated, which I allure you is not the cAfe, for the battali ,n r. when they marched through this city. had more recruits than regular trained fuldiets ; and you may naturally fuppole they would (non be diki pliued, as the greaten pan of tteatba 1 bran in Ups .14 Hanoverian army.".