Star.
London, England, 1806-03-27 00:00:00

THE C JURT.

Yeflerday, about twelve o'clock, 11118 MAJESTY.
rived AS the Qyen's Palace, front Windfor. His
Ap s ev was received by the Dukes of Yoe IS. KaNT,
and CUMI/at.a
Soon after two o'clock, his blaism held a Pri-
vate Levee, which was attended by

The Lord Charrrllnr.
Tim Whop of linfloi.
Earls—Pouter, Caernarvao, Moira, °retard, Dertraoutls, and
PitzwiMom.
Vircount Sidniouth. •
Lordo—Greariae aad Cadman.
Sirs.—C. Morgan 11114.1 W. C. Chambers.
Generala--Oakes arid nisch. •
Colonel Minheeler
Captain Cochrane, R. N.
Mt ffro--Fol, Windliam, Grey, Bred, and Taylor.
The following had the honour of bcing prefented
to his MAJMY

Mr. Drool' Taylor. by Mr. For.
F.arl Gioford. on his creation to that title.
Colonel Drinkwater. by General Oakes, who had the honour
preterit his Majelly with a book
The hifhop of Brined prefenied his Majefty with the Sermon
which he preached kefore the Houle of Lor:ds in Weitrr.iufter
Abbey. on the Fall Day
Wm. Chambers Dagfhaw, High Sheriff for the County of Derby-
mire.,/ Lard Grenville. upon which mention be received the ho.
omit of kniphthood, and killed his Mojelty'a hand.
Captain Cochrane (who brought the tillpotelies from Admiral
Duckworth), by Mr. Grey. Hu hlajelty received him laud gra •
elovay.
Alter the Levee his Mayr STY held a Privy Cnun-
cil, and afterwards gave an audience to Mr. BOW!),
the new Judge Advocate. who laid before his Ma.
ym sr v feverat papers relative to Courts Martial.
At live o'clock his MaysSTv fet off for Windfor.

•
Mr. KING, Secretary of the Treafury, is returned
for the Borough of Ennilkillen, in the room of Sir
LLIAM BURRnUGMS; and —L•NGSTON, Efq. for
the Borough of Portarlington, in the room of H.
P, Efq.
On the aft intl. the following Gentlemen were
eleeed to the refpeBive offices after.mentioned, in
the Univerfity and Marifchal College of Aberdeen :
onax.BAXTER. Efq. of MOM, Lord Redtor.
Sir ROSZ•T B , Efq. of Lem Dean 4 Faculty.
Affafori—James Urquhart, of Meldrum ; John Burnett, of
Flrlck t John Cordon, of Cralgrolle ; and Thomas Leys, of
Glafzofureft, Efqrs.
A pedeßrisus exploit of Come interefi was perform-
ed at Dublin left week, by one PATRIC& CoiLtsa,
from Athlone, in order in determine a wager of fife
guineas between two Gentlemen: Cosa.' as undertook
to walk fixty.three kith mike in fifteen hours; but he
accomplithed it with cafe m thirteen, and barefooted
all the journey. The populace bore him off from
Stephen's Green in triumph on their (boulders, after
he had gained the wager.
COY'S,' GARVIN TKIUTRIL—MnfIdIy night a !dirt
TAYLOR made her fit ft appearance in the charafter of
Zer.ayda, in the Merstaimen. She wai well received
by an indulnt audience. As an tares, (he dif-
elofed fume-Mare of talent; but (be has ftill muck to
acquire. Ks ars Le never exerted himfelf with greater
effeet in (Movies. Many panzer, particularly thofe
in the IA *B, he gave in-his very beg manner: mud
was loudly and defervedly applauded.
Lady MUSGRAVII gave a-grand Concert en Friday
left, at her honk in Portland-place, which was at-
tended by upwards of two hundred of the firfi rank
and farhinn. The (elation did great honour to the talk
of the Noble Hollers, as did alfo the performance to
the talents of Mr. Watrvear. The following is a
lift of the various pieces performed :
Donau, Harp sad Flans Foote, by Mr. and Mff• Welppert ;
Glorious *pas. by Mafia. gamete; • Hint In Cool Grat," by
Mr. C. Kermit' hake Air, by Mils Grilletti; It is Night, by
Mr. W. germ ; Sege Harp, by Mr. Weippert ; The Bells of Sc.
IMkbatTs Tower, by Mars. Karats. Van sd —Oh Nanny,
by Male. Laretts, sad MIS Griliettl t Solo Harp, by Mr.
Weippert Teas beaked was be. by MifiGrlftettl ; The Wreath,
by Mr. C. !Caveat g Concerto Plano Forte, by ]gift Welppat ;
Cho at pit Dodos. by NUlrs OrIllettl; Brada; by Mars. Key.
vats. 'and MI6 OdlMtt

On Monday lan, the body of William Fielder,
game keeper to Lord Sheffield, was found dead in
Sheffield Park, in the parilh of Fietehing, Suffer,
only a (hart diltance from his refidence. Fielder had
been miffing ever fince Wednefday fe'nnight, the day
stn which In much fnow fell, and had been fearched
for in vain, till the day above mentioned, when he
was found, owing to the melting of a large drift of
(now, into which it is fuppofed he had fallen, through
fatigue and exceffive cold.
. An Account of the Espenees incurred by the
Commiffioners of Naval Inquiry, (ince the ellabliib-
ment of that Board, to the end of the year tilos—
Aettul Expellees of the Board for three years pay S lit
Charges on the !trues of money front the Ex-
chequer 325 2JO
C• 5512 7 Ili
bUTICI OM Runt, &e.
Having obtained a copy of the folMwiog official letter on a fob-
jedl which we conceive may be interealog to many of oar
Readers, we infert It fur their information s
(COPY.)
Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade,
Whitehall, t9th March, Igo&
Iffir.-The Lords of the Committee of Council far Trade and Fo-
reign Plantation, having had under confideration a reprefentation
on the part of the WeR India Planters and Merchants of Liver-
pool, and alto from the Agents of the &hinds Welt India Wands,
Rating,
Sri!, That the Brides Plantation Rum Trade Is fuffering greatly •
under the left additional duty on that Article, and alto,
Secondly, That In the tronfemption of the Navy the large pro-
portion of Foreign Brandy contraffied for, bat been in the lift two
years highly injurinua to the Well India (Bands:
I am dived'd to acquaint you that a letter has been written, by
Airartion of their Lord(hips, to the Lords Cormalffioners ofkis
M Treafury, conveying the opinion of the Committee that
with rcfpeet to the brit point above Rated, conaderations of Re-
n,uc no not permit their Lordiltips to hold nut any hope of a re-
donjon of the Duty..-But that with a view to giving relief in the
freond point, the lards of the Committee with to know the opi.
Mon of the Lords ConitniffiOneni of the Treafury. whether it may
not he jail and oipadicsit to fix a certain proportion of price be-
tween the two articles of Brandy and Rum in the eortradls for fup-
y lying the Navy. to regulate the preference to be fecund to the
Rum - That It is Paid in the repecfenteMn from Liverpoel, and
has her n confirmed to their Lordffiips through other channels of
informatioo, that Foreign Brandies 'nay be brought na minket le
this country, at an eapence, left by about is. per Vallee than the
capcnces Incurred upon Ram—And by the 43d of the Ring. e.
it S. the Foreign Brandies may he warehoufed without payment of
city. and •alieu owe for the nfe of the Navy free of duty ; and Mb-
jostesng, that d this Statement It accurate, the Lords of the 'I rota-
fury may be pleated to take into entilideratien how far It map be
r. a:Maisie to ellablifh that the Britlfh Plantation Rum for a
time to be limited, hart the preference, when its price (hall not
emceed that of Foreign Brandies by more than tae per Callon.
have the honour to be, Sir,
Your mutt obedient bumble Servant.
(Slgn,d) W. lOW
Lk awls! &t. &c. Sce.