Star. — London, England, 1806-02-17 00:00:00

1 . PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S, Feb. 15, itc6. CONTRIBUTIONS after Divine Service on the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RELtEF of the fq , AM EN. SOLDIERS, MARINES. and VOLUNTEERS, Wounded: and the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES of chore Mlle'. in his Maltity's Service. , /mount advertlfed - 488,663 r 3 11 Churellev.Chapds. and Meetings. who preached. tolledini. Subkriptione received from Bath, ilitew por . M ele alirs. rnmen Sums Hebhoide and Co. Cotpnration of the City of Beth 101 • 0 i' Lord Joint Timms, M. P. so o 0 1/1111 l'abeer, Erg. M. P. so 0 0 t447 , 0f lath . at o 0 I .ong. itfq. - too 0 0 Treacle 11•11011a°.i Mayer SO II 0 A Goldman, per thes o • Mr. aigraeod - 4 4 0 ALB • 10 0 a Rev. WiElain Addion Poeneab 10 0 o Mr. 801 l (ansppropetetal Mobs ill a fornser Colloalcos) • It 7 6 Pe-'eh of Daddeitaae, Wiles 1 S • A. B. . 10 0 0 ft C. D. ••• S• o • P. O. - S 0 6 Kellam Part& - 23 S 6 Par& of &Word. per Dr. Chapman . 15 13 4 Bath Cavalry, per J. Wilithire, kilt. ata 0 0 'Part& of Moracktes Farley, per J. • t it o 017=y. Gisler as 0 • 110101411 Cbralvh. soowefet, H. Bald. . - 11 5 • 6 •Clievreso Nleadip. per Brig. Gee. Meets 3 7 6 Lift and WA Cramiro. per W. P. Wickham; 5 9 , • Gagers aid Masa of Dilligartia Ca• wary, Italialk par Ceps. I 17 0 Mx. E. Wilithiaterkredll ll l P rieta• 55 0 1 nairaib-b1i.......„ M. D. Mess 5 0 so 0 • I =Pedir, W.. Mies 5 5 0 no 141=1. 8 4 1 111r $ S 1 0 , 0 to 0 . •• 1641;.C1.111, View elate, 10 10 0 i . • =11•66/11111111 MIN dls• 13 13 0 f Sobfedgehoo how Beth 11 1 o • 1• ......••••••••6113 II 10 ~ Sobferiptlows renektal neon Aberdeen, per Alexander lll l 6l2llll4 Efq. Proved i The City of Ahesfises ICS 0 0 AIeuMCT Irrhiser. Ng. Prove& z 0 10 o ••••••••••• ,101 ... . 25 0 0 Thomas I.e7s, Mg. of Glafgovr Fared S 5 0 • 16' 0 0 Alizzazider &fordo, /Sq. of Nell/aid 4 0 0 ; S t r a il74lllZtr ie lttilt SS 0 $ 8 ° S 1 0 Liam Cotamela Tower so JO 0 Aksasisit Akita/eat = oo filetchant t $ 0 5 5 • Iri. lees. 14 of Pawls 5 5 0 1.41511011•1 k .Ilesimeet of With, Lieut. Odosel Wiles - 4f 7 6 battlikes at Merano Pikeasio, per . Lien Camel Tower IS 0 0 II" tlitrielle. W i l m ot 5 5 0 ;111•hregIA 0 ": 1111200 ° 11 41 412 '5 5 0 IPairieli rissro.N4 ofilfseell4F 5 3 0 W. Allze6Fee.ef Demmer LJoit. Mood Pleilhe S 5 0 5 5 0 Ma Regleesot of Ahordese Worm lii- • lintry.pr limes Caked Ilildri 14 18 • '' ' . illiseills• Ifotorerer Picas, Ciiitoin • • • e' Chekoste - It.. . t • Thiene Gereeth NI. 4 0 0 - fir Ifrissake Ilememess. Ism 4 4 0 • 1111oo4eiho„Ife. of Oeildshis s S 0 liessies" , of !Wed& 5 .5 0 . Soy% of the Oil ara~ .0a of Wele a ri t t Omparr of Veil:mica% . • pliCera:i i imp 4 10 0 , 139 zo 0 . Mess lesmii4 gaill =ee et the Th. otoe c a mset 50 0 li 4 r. Abe ... • Clap) 6 0 0 . r inive *she{ Likes: 3zo 0 , ri e= -lbw. Mr. - 1 I 1 3 T 'i Itesiso Clellipoollin, Mr Oates S so 0 P Pali of Illiozhilk- Segi S 6 o • • . .-- et Imelemeris 10 0 0 ........ 03144 Mt liodsgso 3 t 0 .•••• 01 &Saar. Pr. Ogliebt z :6 0 .1-- of Wane, Mr. Ilinelzerfes 4 37 6 , -.--, el Ilfromblide. Ifir.Oordeo 4 0 0 l' ..--- el Ittleatlse Wait s s 0 ~..- of Poly 4 4 0 ...... of Ilikeeller 3 3 0 • .---. el hezioteithney 3 o o .-- of 1.110616, Mr. Allen Ste 7 i.-- of falllololl ll I S 0 i ' ..—....- of PreiS. Mr. Fawns - of Rohm 7 14 0 5 a * . —Ol Oink, 3 0 0 ..m.....- Of Gordy . 4 0 0 —of Peter 0.116 r, Mr. tot 3 5 0 ~.....- cd Trio a a 0 . ••••• of 17 3 0 • 1.••••. aMS 7 6 6 .--:. of Materiels, 11•4 r. Role 7 o 0 ..-- of Loemay, Mr. Lendle 11 0 o of Aboyam Mr. Gordon a 7 o - a Crimond . Mr. Boyd 6 0 o .--- of Aberdour. Mr. Yeanifea 5 a 0 ...-- of Cruder. Mr. Cook 5 1 0 ..... of Caraway, including Mr. MINS, Mr. Willie so s 6 •-- of Belli:11de Mr. Forfyth 6 o o —of Gkoenabk I 14 2 ...........0( Drualoak, Dr. Prefer 4 4 0 ..-...- a Old Mocha* Dr. Ogilvie 3s 0 0 --of Sulam, Mr. Anderfeu 4 5 0 Independent Coogregation. Fraserburgh a a 0 Woman Catholic Ditto Glengaltn, Mr. &Uinta& 1 I 0 Burgher ditto Miaow, Mr. Patterfon 18 6 Ditto ditto Siimehaven S 8 3 ' Roman Catholic ditto Dee Cattle, Mr. • - M'Lachlan 0 15 0 ' Antiburgher ditto Shia', Mr. Waddell s 1 0 kplfeopal ditto Woodheed of Tyrle, per Mr. Ctitiltic 6 • 1 Affochate Burgher ditto Tough, Mr Mui ray Ito o • Cleapol of F.afe, Tye* t 1 t o . t Varied A ucbtneoin, Mr. Reid • in n Total Amount ---.....---- 786 6 10 Wading, Surf x I Smith a% o o Bar ill Mcetit.g.Lant-ftreet, Bons' . Garrath 5 si '7l . 1•11101 of South Acketilen, t flee L. Leith 7 • .......... of it. Sew, Cornwall per the Vicar 11 10 It hint ford Hundred 'Volunteers, Lieut. Col. Altle 11 15 • I• . ts of Swain Ilhorge. Norfolk F. P. scan. a 5 6 • &OW Volunteer Infantry, Captain Brickual 6 14 0 Pedal Church of Palley. Betas - i 1.:.. 0 ' Prom tie Parifh Cattle, M' Adam, Wkkler.v, Ireland: Rev. pow Spore. •Bidle Arhus a s o ' . Alfociate Irilli Mine Company, Cronetane to to 0 At. (:ffiCefin NOO•Cpmmirrioncd Offteers, and Macau 6, of the Croneband Yen , =wry lid., try - 6 to 9 Sundry Miuete and Labourers of Crone- I oi• e Mine • - a If o New Bridge Orange Society - 3 3 a Cattle M•Adam Chuck - .1 I I ----- 28 13 0 Overton Church, Diocefe of Clteßer Rd. VeoalAi.ii 17 5 8 It alor ditto, ditto Ditto It Is 0 4 tinned Pantiles of Of and Snare, 7 4 0 t: ort.iGaite, N. u. I. Cc: f'..! le Ahtcy Abbotts, Mop Ss Is 6 - Merton Vaunter," Carspars, one day's pay s 37 o Part& of Tcingrace, Devon John Tamp s o a —....-- Church &umber. Linenlnedre - lo s 0 ' —o—..-• of St. Mkhacl Curndue, firccoofidre 6 3 6 Subleriptions continue to Ike received at Lloyd's, and u all the Bankers ia Town and Country. J. P. WEI.SPORD, Dacretsay. From eke LONZ)OIV GAZETTE, February is. Q4lllll'l PALACI, Fll. 11. Prefent, the Ka o'l Aloft Excellent Majcfly, in Council. This day his Grace Joint Duke of Bsoroao, the Right Hon. HENRY Earl of Caargaaroa, the Right Hon.loew JOSHUA Earl of CARYSFORT, the Right Hon. CHARLES Aucurros Lord OSSULSTOII, the Right Hon. ST. ANDRSW Lord Sr. JOHN, of Blet foe, and the Right Horn. WILLIAM ELLiorr, were, by his Majefiy's cr inmand, (worn of his Majelly's Moll Honourable Privy Council, and took their re fpeftive places at the Board accordingly. His Majesty in Council, was this day pleated to declare his Grace Jona Duke of DIDFORD, Lieutenant General and General Governor of that part of the United Kingdom called Ireland. His Majesry having been gracioufly pleated to deliver the cuflody of the Seals of the Duchy and County Palatine of Lancelet to the Right Honour. able EDWARD Earl of DERRY, the oath of Chancel lor of the Paid Duchy aastbis day, by his Majefty's command, adminitlered to his Lordfkip. His Mai arm , having been pleated, by Letters Pa tent under the Great Seal of Great Britain, to corr. Wince the Right Honourable Faasicis Earl of Mena* Coolishle of his Majefiy's Tower of London, and alto Lord Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets, his Lordthip this day, in Council, took the oaths ap pointed to be taken, inftead of the oaths cf allegi ance and fupremacy, as Con(table of the Paid Tower, and as Lord Lieutenant of the Paid Tower Hamlets, and likewifc the oath of Coatlable of the Tower of London. His biLijasry, in Conneil, was this day pleated to appoint Hamar Let W of Walfingham, Efq. to be Sheriff of the County of Norfolk, in the room of Jona Moass,_ of Mount Ida, Efq.;. and La GRIIDRS STARKIS, of Huntroyd, Efq. to be Sheriff of the County Palatine of Lancelet. And his MojeSTY was alto pleated to make the fol lowing amendment upon the Roll:—Sir Teo**, Wisegmorow, of Sranford•Cont t, Bart. made Si THORIAS EDWARD WINNIMOTON i of Stamford Cony Bart. • WHITEHALL, Tfl. 55. The Kiva has been pleated to appoint the Right Hon. Fit•acis Eat! Moral' to be Conilmble of the Tower of London, in the room of the Marquis Cots- WA LLII. deceated. The Ktwo has been alto pleated to apvilt the Right Hon. FR•NCIS Earl R o as to be his Majelly's Lieu tenant and Cairn Rotulornm of the Tower Ham lets, in the room of the Mayquis Cote wawa, &- ceded. The Knio has been pleated to grant to the Right Hots. RICIII•RD BRINSLIY SHIAIDAII the office of ?gesturer of his Majeily's Navy. The Ksmo has been pleated to grant to Jona Cat, CRAFT, Efq. the office of Clerk of the Ordaance of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The }ciao has been pleated to appoint the Right Honourable RI:01MT Earl of Buctinicnamsinet,' and the Right Hon. Joint Joanna Earl of CARTS., roar, Knight of the illuilrious Order of St. Petra, to the offic: of Pollmatler General. The KING has been pleated to appoint the Right Hon. RICHARD CHAHDOS Earl TamrLa, and the Right Bon. Joan TOWNSHRIID, commonly called Lord Joins Towesitern, to the office of Paymaßer General of his Majefty's Forces. The Kira has been pleated to appoint the Right Hon. CHARLES SPINCIR. commonly called Lotd ' Cmaamis Sramcsa, to the office of Meter and Worker of the Mint. The KING has been pleated to grant In ALUSAII. net DAVISON, Efq. the (flee of Treaturer of the Ordnance of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. WHITEHALL, YRS. 15. The KING has been pleated to grant the dignities of Baron and Vifeount of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to THOMAS Ammo, Efq. and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the names, (lyles, and titles of baron SOBUTON. of Soberton, in the county of Southampton, and Vircount Awsoa, of Shugborough and Orgrave, in , the county of Stafford. The Kis° has been pleafed to grant the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to the Moff Hon. Jona Domes Marquis of Succi, Knight of the Illndrious Order of St. Pat, ick, and the !mils male of his body lawfully be gotten, by the name, flyie, and title of Baron Mosa• saci.s, of Weltport, in the county of Mayo. The Klan has been pleafed to grant the dignify of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain arid Ireland, to the Right Hon. HUGH Earl of Eutaw. TOW, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begot ten, by the name, flyle, and title Of Baron Aanaos- SAM, of Ardrolfan, in the county of Ayr. The Kota has been pleated to grant the dignity of a Bunn of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to the Right Honourable JAME! Earl of I.sunitanatai, and the heirs male of his body law fully begotten, by the name, (lyle, and title 1.1 Baron LAUDERDALE, o$ Thirleßane, in the county of Bcr _ _ . . The Kinn has been pleated to grant the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to the Right Hott.Gawtoa Earl of GRAPIMM, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, b) the name, Ilyle, and title of Paton GRAMARD, of Glue Donnington, in the county of Leicelier. The Kisto has been pleaftd to grant the dignify of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to JOHN Came, Efq. and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, Ityle and title of Baron Came, of Crewe, in the Counts Palatine of Chefter. The KING has been pleafed to grant the dignity 0 1 a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Irelard to Wat.tram Lroow, Efq. and the heirt male of his body lawfully begotten, by the nap e. Byle. and title of Baron BaaocHarar, of Yowle r in the court' , of Worcetter. (FE e e Sten figair,Spos, Hanksvits, Sic. s the;at page. NAIIBURCN PAPERS. SERUM, JAllijo. The following Proclamatiet has been iffued here, relpeaing the occupation of dos Etathroe of Ha nover ', We, Frederic William, by the Grace of Goa, King of YrulEa, &c. &c. hereby make known, &e. After the events which have terminated in peace between Aunt ia and France, all our endeavours have been dir card to ward off from thee diftrifts the flames of war, and its difaßrous eonfequences, which mo mentarily threatened the North of Germany, and particularly the countries of the Eledorate of Brunt . - widr. With this view, and as the only poffible means to attain it, a Convention has been made and con cluded between Us and the Emperor of the French, in purfuance of which, the States of hit Britannic Majefty in Germany will not be again occupied by French or other troops combined with them ; and, till the conclufion of a general peace, will be wholly occupied and governed by us—in purfaance of which we have caufed the Brunfwick Eledoral Countries to be occupied by the corps under the command of our General of Cavalry, Count Von der Schulenburg Kakncrt, to whom, in our name, and till the peace, we enuuft the adminißration of the Paid countries, in filch manner that, through him, and the Corn mifflon of Government which be may think• proper to appoint, all affairs relating to the Government of the country may be tranfafted, and the, neceffary orders thereto communicated to the inferior Magi! tracy and Magillrates. " We therefore charge, as well ill*, as the Pre lates, Nobles, Citizens, and all fubjefts and inhabi• tants of the Paid country, without exception, to con form themfelves duly to thefe difpoiltions mods' for their welfare ; and alfo to the commands 4 woe before-mentioned Commiffaries of Adminietillift and the Commitilon by them to be appointed, ni well with regard to civil as military affairs—run oaf not throwing any impediment io the way d our , troops which are to march in, but to eel and treed them all the information in their power ; and in the high or more general affairs of the country, and in propofitions and petitiods thereto relating, alone and only to addicts themfelves to the before mentioned Commiffaries of Adminiftration, as Rand higheft under our immediate orders. ing " At by this meafure we have in view the report and tranquillity of the North of Germany and of the Brunfwick States, fo we have refulved to pay out of .our Treafury Jar the neceffiries for our troops, as, cording to the peace eflabliflunent, and leaving the extraordinary expences of a (late of war to be dew frayed by the country ; while we, on another hand,' limn take care in general, that its revenues, during our adminifiration, after deduaing the expences of Government, flail only be appropriated to its ad- vantage. " We further promife, that our troops (hall obferve the flriaell difcipline ; that attention fhall be given to all juft complaints ; and in general, that every quiet and peaceable inhabitant fhall be maintained in his property and rights, and, in cafe of need, be vi• goroutly proteaed ; but that, on the contrary, thofe who may refute to conform themfelves to the difpw. Watts concluded on, and the meafures which base been taken, or who may dare to counteraft them in anywife, will have to reproach themfelves for the rigid and difagreeable confequencea which will nu ' avoidably refult to them. " Given under the fignature o'. our own hand, at Berlin, the 27th January, 1806. (t.. 5.) '4 FIRDSRICIt WILLIAM. VOM HARD " Fs s. 3.—Count Bernflorlf, the Dana Minifter of State, dined yeflerday with our Cabinet Minifter, ron Hardenberg. Fsa. 4 —Count Bernaorff, it is fuppofed, will re. main fome time at this Court. His PruffiAn Majefty has prefented M. Laforeft with a valuable !huff-box, with his portrait, fet in brilliants. HANOVFR, ILSRUARY a. The number of PrufGan troops which have entered this Eleaurate, is ellimated at twenty-five fquadrons of cavalry And twentythree battalions of infantry.— On the sth inf. they will commence taking pofieinon of the I:le/lora! territory. On the 7th two thoufand men will enter Nordheim. This day the Ruffian Iv - pita! was removed from hence upon a number of carriages. The Ruffian , rnnps will begin their march home by land in a few days, through Mealetiburgh and Pruffiaa Pomera nia, by way of Stettin. We are affured that Count Munfler, nur Minif ler “1 Slate, will return to London in the courfc of a few days. DOITZENDURG, PER 1. This day Count Guttavus Lowenheim publilhed the following : " It having pleafed my gracious King and Mailer in remove the greateil part of his troops further into he blecklenburgh territory, the chief command of the Swedes polled on the right fide of the Elbe has been confided to me. I deeare, therefore, in put.. fuance of his Majesty's command, that the laid court• ries fli:1 continue under the protation of Sweden, .n, in this refpedt, a CorArntion between his Majefly an ! '.:4 hick Ally the King of Great Britain stall be COSChtded.! MECKLENBURG, FEBRUARY s. The export of grain and proviiions from Seed& Pomerania is again permitted. The Swag& Lieu. tenant General Baton Arnsfeldt, yeltetdey paled through this city, with his Adjutants, from Bokse, burg. Fs'. 6.—His Swedifh Majely dill remains at Bak xenburg. COPENHAOIII, na g. It is reported here, that, fines the deposers of Connt Bel ollorff to Berlin, tolerances are extolled to be opened between his Excellency and the Reim and French Miniders. Fes. t.—There is Co great a quantity of Eall and Well India produce in this city, that it is probably worth fifty millions of rix dollars. Oar road, the Baltic, and the Sound, are fill open, and hare not been once °blinded by the ice during the whole of the winter. PETERSBURGH, - JAIL as. The Emperor bas granted leave to a mereheot of Archangel, to freight two veldt with Raffia* pro- duce, and navigate them to North America, toil free, cni.y upon condition, that they fubjet, themfelwes to the performance of quarantine, at Cluiltinofanda, upon their mem where they are alto to root toll free. The Emperor, it is bid, intends to take o journey to Macow. ILAGUI, JANU- ARY at. Since the consistent of the peace of Pram*, ins have bees led to aped the return of the Militias Envoy, Baron Feltz, in March next I our ilaW44 M. Spans, h alto to go to Vienna. The General and SeitatorCollasd, who camisad• the French troop' remising in this Republic, has fixed his bead quarters at threat. Foetuses. t.—The !atavism oldie death of Mi. Pitt, which a coamereial bottle of Rotterdam was informed of by private expels, has eziited tt great fentation here, and has already bad able influence upon trade. • BRESLAU, Fill. a. • The mortality raging in Moravia is confirmed by the lateft letters. Till the a tth alt. the burial of the; military who diedoof their wounds, rte. took pima .hroe times a day. Evens fifth put of the inbabi. rants are dead. At Olmuts, Troppau, and other places, the mortality has been equally as fatal, though at prefect it has derreafed. Only two villages be. tweets Proffisitz and Wifchau have been tinted by this 'Course. ULM, JAN. 17. The pole Mon of Whitman, as well as other places, has occallooed fosse contention and bloodflted between the troops of Wittemberg and Bavaria. At Wiblingen the former were compelled to retreat. WETZ LAIL FEB. z. Ten thoofaod men, of the army of Maraud We're, have entered Nalfau Uling. The General ofDivifios Largos, who commands them, bas his bead quarters at Hochft. Theft., and the feventh corps of the French army, form a cordon of twenty-fever leagues Brigadier General Augereau, brother to the Mental, is at Friedberg. Troops continue alto to attire in the difrit of the Lebo, through Wurtzburg and Ham, neiburg. FRANKFORT. FEB. it. Yelterday Martha' Lofe►re ■rri►ed here from Darmaadt, bat immediately proceeded to Mentz.... te l The brigade of General Lamarque entered this city on the fame day. and among them a battalion of Vol. tigenrs. A Q2arter Mader for the Bata►ian di►iGon, under General Dumonceau. has arri►ed here. The French here fend tout ►ery throng patrols, to preferre good order in the night. HEIDELBERG, JANUARY t,i. Count Hat witz was received with great mark* of diflinftion at Stra'burg. Two waggons with Englifb wares, feized by the officers of the French Cutioms, near Friburg, have been conduced through Bane to Bourglitze, near Huningen, where they await their further difpofal by orders from Paris. DARMSTADT, JANUARY 26. Cnnnt Haugwit2, while upon his way to Paris, had an audience with our Landgrave, in which be expreffed the ft iendly fentiments of hit Court. The French Officers here gave a grand Ball on the 23d, as a proof of their gratitude for the treatment they have received here. Several of the reigning family were prefent. lIANAU, FEB. I. Preparations are making to receive the Prince of Orange's Court at Fulda. The Prince's field equi page has been brought back from Weeffenfels. The public Papers contain the following article:— Prince Storczia, an amiable young man, about twenty years of age, nephew to the Prince of Molda via and the 11,11whiar of Wallachia, a Ruffian Officer, and Adjutant to Prince Louis of Wirtemberg, who had arrived but a few days before, from Weilburg, at Berlin, and was much wit► the Grand Duke Con- fiantine, was a few hours before his Royal Highnefs's departure from Berlin, found i.n the pack (hot, and weltering in his blood. lie was drclfed as an Officer of Hullers. The ocean= of this dreadful circurn (ince is nut yet known. I