Star.
London, England, 1805-03-04 00:00:00

Guv. Deb. s per cent. Si—Exchange, Dublin on London pl.

The Earl of FINGAL, Sir EDWARD Biatsw, Coun-
fcilor and Mr. RYAN, four of the Irifh De-
legates, appointed to bring over the Petition to Par-
liament, praying, the repeal of the remaining difabili-
ties which fill :de& his Majefly's Catholic fubjelts,
arrived in town on Saturday. The fifth Deputy, the
THOMAS FRENCH, is expeeted to reach London
on Wednefday, and the whole will then obtain their
firft audience of Mr. PITT.

On Saturday his MAJESTY, accnmpanied by Count
14:NSTER, Generals MANNYRS, :And F.rzany, took
the diverlion of Stag-hunting. The Deer was flut-
ed at Stoke-Green, and, after a run of about two
hours, was taken at Iver.

On Sunday morning the Royal Family, accompa-
nied by Count MINSTER, General MANNERS, and Ma-
jor PRIV!, and the Hon. Mrs. ON SLOW, went to St.
George's Chapel, and heard an excellent Sermon by
the Rev. Mr. Loan, from the 6th chapter of the Gof-
pel of St. John, ands4th verfe. After Divine Service,
MAJIRSTY and the Princt 11::4 walked to Frogmore.

Saturday the CHANc LLOR of the ExcHrszttraa had
an interview for nearly two hours with his Royal
llighnefs the Duke of You at the Horfe Guards.

Yefterday afternoon, at four o'clock, a Cabinet
Council was held at Lord MULGRAVA'S office in
Downingttlreet, at which the LoAD CH AN c E s Loa, the
Duke of MONTROSE, Vircounts ME v; sss,Stussourw,
and CarrsszsAcm, Earls CAMDEN, and CHATHAM,
Lords HAWICESEURY and MuscitAvs, and the CHAN-
CELLOR of the ExcH se V kR, were prefent ; the Coun-
cil did not break up till fix o'clock.
Difpatches were Lai night Cent off from the Ad-
miralty to Yarmouth. Orders hove been given for
a great number of thips of the hoe to join the North
Sc 4 Fleet.

morning difpatches arrived at the Admiralty
from Admiral Lord GAR DN ER, at Cork. The particu-
lar, have not tranfpired.

The KING has been pleated to appoint the Right
I-1 ,nourable Lord Haw a v STUART to he his Majefty's
Envoy rAtraor.linary and Minifter Plenipotentiary
to the El:Etur of WURTERIBARG.

The Kt so has alit, been pleafed to appoint the Ho.
nouraule WILLIAM HILL to be hi. Majelty% Envoy
Extraordinary and Minitier Pleripotenttary to the
Circle of Franconia, and Minifter to the Diet of Ra-
tilbon.

The KING has alto been pleated to appoint the Ho-
nourable JOHN KING to be his Majeßy's Secretary of
Legation to the EledTor of WURTEMBERG.
The KING has alto been plcafed to appoint BENJA•
MIN BATHURST, Efq. to be his Majedy's Secretary of
Legation to the KING Of BISEDEN.
The KIND has alto been pleated to appoint AN-
DREW ALLEN, jun. Efq. to be his Majelty's Conful for
the State of New Hampthire, Malfachufetts, :Mode
Hand, and Connedlieut.
His MAJESTY has seen pleated by Letter 3 Patent
under the Great Seal of Ireland to promote the Rev.
JOHN GEORGE BERESFoRD, commooly called Lord
JotiN G. BEILESTORD, Dean of Sr. Macartin's, Clo-
gher, to the Bilhoprick of Cork and Rots, vacant by
the death of the Hon. and Rev. Dodlor THOMAS
STOPFORD, late Bi(hop thereof.
His MAJESTY has alto be:n pleated by Letters Pa-
tent under the Great Seal of Ireland, to, giant the
D..aliery of :he Cathedral Church' of St. Macartin's,
Clogber, to the R-v. BAGWE LL, A. M.
Advice is received from Ireland of the death of the
Right Rev. Dr. Haw K S, Lard Bilhop of &Thor.
The Candidates for that vacant Bithnprick are Dr.
HALLETT, Dean of that Sc-, and Dr. KEARNEY, Pro.
volt of Trinity College, Dublin.
The Rev. WALTER B*OWN, A. M. Chaplain to the
Duke of MaiteßoßoucH, and Re. or of Woodllock,
wa on Thurfday infialled a Prebendary of Canter.
bury Cathedral, to which he hac been prefented by
the KING, on the demife of Dr. VYNER.

The Bifhop of DURHAM is eke-fed vifitor of Ballo'
College, Oxford, in the room ut the late Archbilhop
of Canterbury.
The Archbilhop of Canterbury will be enthroned
in the Cathedral of that See to-morrcw. The Rev.
Dr. Isizi.sos will be his proxy on the cccafion.
The Corporation of Norwich have refolved to op
pole the intended application of tie Clergy to Pariia.
went for an increafe of their incomes by affellincm..

The following is a lia of the Minority who voted
for Mr. Gsies's motion on J'iiday night, for conti-
nuing the Parliamentary Naval Commiffion :

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Adair—, R. Fellow b, Robert Martin, J.
Adam. Chilies Fitzgerald, Right Martin, R.
Atinciley, F. Hon. J. Milner, Sir W.
Barclay, George Fitzpatrick, Right Moore, G. P.
...

Barclay Sir RObert
Banifylde Sir C.

...., —...,..
Baker, W. Fonblanque, J. Nonh, Dudley
Barham, J. F. Fox, Hon. C. J. Ord, William
Bouverie, Roo. E. Francis, P. Offullion, Lord
Braoltc, C. Giles, P. (Ft !ler) Petty, Lord Henry
Br.mne I. H. Ge.l, y. Sir W i:lialll Plumer, William

Burton, F.
Bu:kr, Hot:. C.

1-1.. m. R. V Moore, P.
Folkrao:le, Viccuunt Morris, Edward

Graham,
nic:l4l; Patine

Ratoe, jonatlizn
R.ficll, Lord Won.

CalerAfc J. crclier) Crry. Hgin. Cin.rics St. John, lion. St. A.
Caiver: , N Lora A. blicric!an, R. a
Cavendilh, Lord G. II; r;oiT,sir 8. . C.
CAvcnuilh, W. i Leh. Wm. [Awl: Smith, Wm.
Chuptinn,Charles Jek yli, J. Somerville, Sir M.
• :1.:t!, H C. Jervis,Spencer, Lord R.
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t ke, Bryan :10::racri::, Jcorge T.mple, Earl
'I ierney, R. Hun. G.
.v,y , Thumas Kral r, W.
:ma, F. Leiey,,. r. S. Tyrrwhirt, T.
....,, I lun. C. 1.. Lcigi , J I i W.,10,1e, Hon. G.
:.*.as,l 10n.C.11.L. lot muit, .•,r W. IV Sulu-roil, S.
liuutig, Sir W.

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