Star.
London, England, 1812-06-06 00:00:00

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

TO THE SENATE AND HOUSE Of itEtRESEN fATIVIS Of THE

UNITED STATES.

" Among the incidents of the unexampled increase and int.
pettding interests of the American nation, under the fostering in-
fluence of a free constitution and just laws, has been a corre-
sponding accumulation of duties in several departments of Go.
veroment, and this has been necessarily the greater in come-
quence of the peculiar state of our foreign relations, and the cont.
nection of these with our internal admint,tratien.

The extensive and multiplied prepArations into which
the United Sates are at length duvet), tor maintanini their
violated ii6hts, have caused this augmentation of business to press
on the department of War, particuizirly with., weight din ropor-
tion.tte to the rewers of any single Officer, with alo oiler aids
than are authorised by existing laws. Witi a view to a mere ade-
qua.e arrangement of the essential objects of that department, I
recommend to the early couildcration of Congress a provision for
two subordinate appointments therein, with such compensations
annexed, as may be reasonably expected by Citizens duly quali-
' find for the important functions which may be properly assigned
to them. 1' JAMES MADISON."

" April 40, 1810."

Some of the private letters from America assert,
that if the Tederalifts in Pensylvania should gain
their point, of which there is not the least doubt, ap.
pearances being two to one in their favour, in that
event Mr. MADISON will not be elected President.

WINDSOR, JUNE s.—The PRINCE REGENT had a
long conference with the QUEEN yesterday morning.
The Duchess of YORK, Earl of WINCHELSZA• &C.
were among the party to celebrate the Kiscr's Birth.
day. After dinner in the Castle, the Royal Party
went to Frogmore Lodge, to tea and coffee. The
PIum:ER.I=NT, the Dukes of KENT and Sussex, left
us last night. This morning Princesses AUGUSTA
and CHARLOTTE of WALES, and the Duke of YORK,
took an airing on horseback. Afterwards; the Dukes
of YORK, CUMBFRLAND, and CAMBRIDGE, the Duchess
of YORK, and the Earl of W INCHELSEA, left tor
London.

Yesterday the Duke of Cum BERLAND completed his
41st year. The day was celebrated by his Royal
Highness's tradesmen illuminating their houses, &c.

The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM has taken the house
next to Earl SPENCER'S, at Ryde, in the Isle of Wight,
Countess SPENCER gave a splendid rout at her ele-
gant housein St. James's-place.
Countess CROLLIONDKLEY gave a splendid rout last
night, at her house in Piccadilly.

A young lady of rank and high condition, in the
warmth of her dancing heart, thus addressed her part-
ner, at the late Lord Mayor's Ball—J. Goo bless you,
take care and don't tread upon my muslin gown, for
you see that I have nothing under it !"

A gentleman named Dell, undertook yesterday for
a wager of 50 guineas, to go seven miles in one hour
on the Uxbridge-road, and to•carry 20 pounds weight
the first and last mile, he was twelve minutes in per-
forming the first and last mile : and he did the other
five miles in 37 minutes. He had 11 minutes to do
the last mile_ with the weight, and be won it in fifteen
less than the given time. '

fhIIFERSTIT INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JUNE 6.

Thursday, tli, Rev. Thomas Hallviard, M. A. of
Worcsiter College;
.was elected Fellow of that S -
eiety, on Mrs. Loon's foundation, and Mr. Wiliam
Browne, Scholar of the same Society, un the same
f. andation.
Wednesday last, the following Gentlemen wets ad:
mitted to degrees :

BACHELORS or ARTS.

Mr. Htrry Carttertght itankes; of St. Alban Mt
Mr. George Burd, ut Christ Church.
Mr. Henry Powys, O at. John's white.
ou ThursdAy Idst :

SIASTRO. or ARTS.

Rrv. Joint Cracroft, of Brasenose college.
11.1:IILLOR OF AI S.
Mr. Rober, Hannay, ist College.
Rev. Thomas I 41!ward, of Worcester College.
Mr. John Vdlsr, of Worcester College.
Mr. John Thtnnas Parker, to' Christ Clair( h.
Mr. Wm. Abrahant Shuldham, (.f University College.
Mr. Richard Mtles Matthews, of I.incoln Coll. gc.
keCLESI ASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Rev. Arthur Matthews, M.A. fellow of Br/moose college, to
the vicarage df Lintatt, Herefordshire, (with the chapel td 1,e4
annexed), void by the resignation of the Rev. James Rubri ts.
Rev. Henry Card, M. A. of Pembroke college, to the rectory
of Sapey, and thr vicarage of Welfurlow, both to the county of
Hereford.

N eIVAL INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

A letter Was this day receivel at the: East India
Houk, from Cap,ain CAMPBELL, of the Alp Sous"
REIGN, dated at sea, the 30th of April last, lat. 2i. 40.
N. long. 23. 5. W. advising that the SOVEREIGN,
CITY OF LONDON, SIR WILLIAM BENSLEY, and HAR-
RIET, parted company &am the Clips LORD KEITH,
ANN, and INDUS, on the 19th April, in lat. 34. 56.
N. long. 16. W. bound to Madeira, where they had
arrived, and were expected to sail from thence the
18th May.