Star.
London, England, 1812-03-13 00:00:00

moo Richard militate, cominandlng a Royal IVlvinniatta- t
s. 13 13j, return from Portugal.
—.... •
---'''eral the Earl or Pembroke, on his pr, mogon, !
71: firr,blshop or Cashel, I,y ti.e Lord in Waidng. All the American Newspapers, Lately received;
Barop de Diemar, by the same abound in Extracts from the Prints of London. All
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major• General Houstown, oar is appointment to the 4th Car- ' the most offensive observations that have been made
con' ;ba:talion.
ttror.;.er.3coetal Sir Robert Wilsen, by Lord Viscount Cm- upon the conduct of the American Government,'
have been studiously copied
.by the American Edi.
dews',
i ieste:Aiat
zeneral sir c Hastings, on his appointment to thr
tors, to make the British Nation the more unpopular.
Inkl:trtettnt•General Robinson, nn his promotion.
In the spirit of indignation, the following article ap-
Ge• end Sir Jahn Murray, Bart. oar his promotion
Deuttaant- ..
pears in the Baton Patriot of the 12th ult. :
There were present-7
Dukcs__Devonsbire, Grattan, Beaufort, Aityle, and Norfolk. " The late message of the President to Congress is
s.-Stafford, Headfort, -Salisbury, Hertford, Sligo, an intimation to them to proceed faster than they
742":116. eliceley, Blandford, Thomend, and Testaferrato.
Oxew—omnb ke Nelson, Morton, Effingham, Northampton, have done." Too much time is-Wasted in debate...-.
FXl9—' r° 'p Mcruntoorri Coartown Winchelsea The Bills which are to provide the means of offensive
eisnot„,,,l.Chidlegreeri', ieLYb'y,Aylesford,s'Statr, Fortescue, Gower,
Cholm'''' , Coventry, Bei rymore, Warwick, Clancarty, and defensive operations, should be passed with no
"Oniackintanishire, Selkirk, Kingston, Cosford,Kellie, Ca- more delay than the necessary forms of business re.
ossorii
.._ ad Sandwich.
tes..-, aricton, Chetwynd, Hawarden, Millington, Sid- quire. The success of the design depends on the
ffloatx primrose, Maynard, Hampden, Petersham, Bolingbroke,
and Milton. promptness and vigour of the execution—action and
woods,
Buccoarrl' .-laidoff. " not talk, 'is the best test of patriotism. We are glad
~,,-" De Dismal., Pfeilltzer, and .Wolff , -
• to find the President is disposed to forward the wheels
,Bar-i_Greneille, Kenyon, Whitworth, Mulgrave, Radstock,
9AZ-1.0, Arden, witioughby de Broke, Say and Sele. Sheffield, of Congress, and we hope no weight which it carries,
wapd, C. Spencer, Glenbervie, A. shbrook, Gardow,. Pon- will be 'so heavy as to encumber its motion. The
_h.-- smoky, Rodney, Kirkwall, Dillon, Boston, R. Spencer,
~.„„'"'''' G &vomit Erskine, De Donstanville, Duridas,Lovaitie, Members have a great responsibility—if these preci.
i•-•-' - Lake, Napier, Kelly, Borringdon, Fitzgerald, Hemp- out moments for preparation are lost, the country
cerstane, aithim.pe mo,kerry, W. Fitzroy, Bolingbroke,
ire, Fitzroy, L.
In.*. i Bruce lieresford, Murray, Burgberah, and G. L. will be ruined, and they will be i:s destroyers.
may, .......cr n, ,

.imißraeL

cps—Derry, Cloyne, Kildare, Meath, and Chkkester.
Bean—of Winchester.
Rev. Doctors—Carey, Hook, Bell, Burney, and Cookson.
Doctors—Highmore, Kirney, Saunders, Price, and Kneighton.
• s T. Plumer, V. Gibbs, J. Graham, H. Burrard, P. Frsu-
eii, C. Asgill, G. Worrendis, J. Heard, E Buller, H. Dalrym-
ple, F. Baker, R. Barclay. S. Fludyer, J. Shelley; E. Nepean, J.
godajr, W. Stirling, E. Knatehbull, J. Lubbock, C. Brisbane,
',Cm:start, C. Burrell, C. Vide, G. Oillas, K. Wilson, C. Hast.
bps, I. Vlurra)•, T Stepney, C. Hamilton, N.Dockenfield, H.
C. Lippincott„ M. Wood, M. Ximenes, S. Bentham, J. limes
Seer, T. Metcalf, J. Anstruthnr, .1. ticott. W. Farquhar, and
C.
Grrierats—Brodrick, A. Hope, Will'arn Gordon, Smyth,
Carnpbtit, Aylleti, Houstoun, Rcbow, Broyrne, Robinson, Om.
roe, Hi,lnp, Ross, Lin.!say. Lumley, Roberttor, asney, Har
Ai, Murray, Wilscn, Dyer, Maitland, and Pakenham, ht. John,
copnee, Cartwright, Manners, Stuart, Needham, *Thornton,
Suswis, Porter, Phipps, Wemrs, Stevens, Anson, Howorth,
Baker, Bennett, Bradshaw, Barter, Barclay, Rochfort, Lawson,
&, Leger, Sharp, Bunion, Wb.. te, Agnew, DeWatteville, Night -
lapk, Ackland, and Wbldington. ' •
Admirals—Bowat, r, Apkn, Strahan, Knight, Markham, Bu!..
kr, Hamilton, B.igh, and Martin.
Colonels—WMasson, Dairy. gee, Pl.xtmGeld, Stanhope, Mac
Lod, Christie, Desh:OW, Beaumont, Con-liter, Congrave, Frazer.
Gado°, rianger, Petro. Cu*zon, Murray, Alceck, Taylor,
011ehl, prinkwrers StaoYltn:i, Sebnglit, Cookson, 1.. heck,
Bwke, Barrage, Strutt, Ho:, Co la.a •e, • hornton, Davey, Bebb,
bletult, Bingham, Tuid. Carroll Cooke. Rooke, Hill, Hamilton,.
Torrent, Higgins, Ponsonby, Otway, Orde, /Vl'Doaell, Cary,
Irmo, Watteville.

" The strength of the country must be called out ;
the Army, the Navy, and the Militia, must be put
on a respectable footing ; the test the sp ritof the peo-
ple. They will fight for their rights whenever Con.
gress will authorise it. Their courage has been proved
in many hard battles—their fortitude has been shewn
in many hard occasions, but their patience is ex-
hausted in bearing the indignities of an oppressive
and jealous enemy. It Congress catch one spark
from the temper of the people, at will electrify their
whole assembly."

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 10.

Sailed his Majesty's schooner HERRING, with Dis.
patches for Lisboa ; Duke of Kent packet (2d), with
the West India. Mails ; and a few traders, for Ports-
mouth, &c.—No arrivals., Wind N. E.
'TORBAY, MARCH It.
Sailed his Majesty's ship PHEASANT, with 2 fleet
under convoy, foi Newfoutynand. —Wind E.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH

Major.---GraFam, A. D. C Dalrymple' Martin, Williams,
Ttaurnhere, Chapman, Camar, Warner, Doyle, Widdiington,
Itatty, O'Halloran, Biahop.
captains—Cochrane, Sr phens.lPaldgrave, Bicknell. O'Con.
ler, Wilmot, Hoge, Chariewood, Erskine. W. Smith, .1 R.
Pow, Paterson, Handyman, liornby, Davison, Chambers,
Code; Malcolm, G. Bell. Bogue, Northey, Ctanteri D'Aeth,
Sharp, Macnamara, B Young, Digby, Perry, Wryland,
Ran. kP hert, Barl Hartinpi, Brenton, P. Bingham, Hun-
k?, Fit:Clarence, Barrow, G. Harris, Malcolm, Harm liren-
se, Wilmot, Courtenay, Rockford, Cbarretie, Williams,, and
Ilicepson.

Arrived the American ships Magnet, Capt. DUEW,
from-St. Mary's, with a cargo of timber for London,
and the Acteon, Capt. Powrats, from St. Mary's, with
a cargo of timber for this port ; the latter with loss
of and greatly damaged by heavy seas
and continual gales. The English clip Ranger, Capt•
MOTLEY, was Chased yesterday off the Start, by a
French schooner privateer, but she fortunately es-
caped. Arrived the Neptune (1) tender, with men
for the Navy from Dublin. Sailed the Its.sourra, 14,
and EARL SPENCER cutter for Cork. The ARMADA,
together with several other men of war, are now
(6 o'clock) passing by for the Westward, having a
very large fleet. under convoy, supposed to be the East
and West-India, and Mediterranean fleets, together
about 300 sail.

Dangos--.Lake, T.empriere. Penruddock, Chaplin, Morgan,
Wire, Watson, Durrari, and Somerset.
Rev.lviturs.—R. H. Chapman, 1. King, R. Carr, J. Hewlett,
J. Croft., T.O Miller, Stopford, D. Erskine, Wuey, Louth, and
D. Garrow.

Governort—Cameron and Gore.
)terra.—Walker, Gram, Freneb, Nugent, Morritt, G. Simp-
Ors, Crawford, Dickenson, Straiten, Oakley, Diphap, Hamilton,
Istssat, Procter, Moors, Jackson, Temple. Simeon, FeHower,
bon, Calvtrt, Maconnochie, Dobyns, Stephenson, Watson,
Broker, Aubio, De Ponthieu, Simpson, Pochin, fheltion,
Poster, De Hardie', Croznbie, Bytriey, Walker, Praise Pat-
ine, Powell, Herbert, Foster, Meyrick, Nugent, Staple, Dick-
awe, R. Knight, Nlitford, Hume, Bayford, Silvrrtop, Bond,
%Os, Math, Hon. D. M. Frbkine, H. Erskine, Kenrick,
Gra!wet, Craufurd, Clifton, A. Smith, Daly, C. Smith, C..
Gnat, jar. Davy, Salter, Sanderson, Adams, Qs ulbourne,
Stspford, Marsder, Warm, Disbrow., Kennedy, Hunter, Wil-
borate, Puynder, Hon. Stourron, St. Leger, Hors. G. Bla-
gum, Willis, Merry, Gyre, Sydenhans, Liston, Henries, Tom-
kte, and Barry. •

Yesterday, after the Levee, a splendid dinner was
given at the Mansion-house, by the LORD MAYOR, to
which the Royal Dukes and a large parry of the
Nobility were invited.
It is rumoured thr.t, in addition to Lord MEL-
inua's being at the head rf the Admiralty, Lord
CaniEß, Sir Er aßDßcu.En,And AdmiralGßlM:lE
Hope will- constitute the Board ; but no changes in
that or any other department will be announced till
after the 26th instant.
The Earl of COVENTRY, on Thursday, gave an
elegant entertainment to a select party of friends, at
his Lordship's house, in Piccadilly.
The Comptrollership of the Household is to be
given to Lord JOCELYN, son of the Earl of RODEN.
NAVARRO, who signed.the'eapituLition of Peniscola,
aCovernor, is the nephew of the NAVARRO who,
like
Mon.a, went over to the enemy at the time when
Noe:11ov entered Madrid. His brother is not only
a Partizan of the French, but has been °ate of their
InZt zealous adherents from the commencement of
their usurpation. These circumstances make the
tleueuere of this recreant relation less surprising, but
t
"7 render the confZence of the Spaniards in his
Ptriutisuu the more unaccountable.
We understand that a requisition is now signing
/ the Livery of London, requesting the Lord Mayor
to calla Common Hall, " to express their feelings and
°Pitli,2ll3 °ll the present unprecedented and embar-
---11 state of the country, and to adopt such men-
-1,,4„,r 3.6 may be thour;lit necessary to promote an in:
7 Into the state of public affairs, and to redress
rubric grievances, and particularly to promote a re.l
(3res mile apresentation of the people inParliamcnt."
ri,:rhedursday sennight, a Lady and Gentleman
in Swansea, from whence -they proceeded to
s'ularmen on Sunday morning last, where the-latter
*4ll....recognised by a very old friend to be General
LlConjecture was afloat that the Lady had
aueel herself under the gallant General's protection,
Zu__u, was confismed by the arrival of two Gentle-
-717 us Swansea, on Tuesday last, in pursuit of the
'`u fugitive.
to It is intended to apply to Parliament for an Act
...."ulose the Forest of Delamere, in Cheshire, con-
"Luang about 10
,000
faiThe.Ely Bank of Messrs. BRACKENEURY, which
di out aluineut four months since, last week declared a
of twenty shillings in the pound.