Star.
London, England, 1806-03-31 00:00:00

ITALr.

NA rt.ss, Fsa. 28.—Every day add; to the limes
of the French in this kingdom, and they continue to
eflablifh themfelves with more and more fecurity.—
Pefcara is furrendered to them, both the Calabrias
are evacuated by the Neapolitan troops, and the in-
habitants of thefe diaries have cheerfully fubmitted
themfelces to the new Government. In the mean
time Prince Jufeph, notwiddtanding his well known
humanity, has been under the neceffity of banifhing
fome dillurbeis of the public peace, and others have
been taken into cuflody among thole banifhed ate,
GuiodobAldi and his ihrotbers.

Fiorillo, Abbe da Vinci, Louis Brandi, and Si.
more, are among the number of thofe imprifoned.
—Every Where the inhabitants evince a defire to ac-
knowledge the new adminiftration of affairs, and yet
there remains fome dread of the return of the old tyf-
tem, fo that the French have nothing more to do,
in order to complete the conqueff of this kingdom,
but to banifh thefe fears, and hinder them from being
any longer encouraged. To-day the arms of the
King of Naples were taken down from all the public
places and th‘fe nf the Emperor Napoleon Ail:Mimed.
MARCH 2.—General Maffena has left this city to
reconnoitre Gaeta. A great number of cannon and
mortars have been fent off to be ufed in the Sege of
that place, of which General Lacour is to have the
command. It is evident, that Come defperate plots
fubfitt, with the view of exciting tumult, fedilion,
and affaffination.

MILA,4. MARCl4lite Borghefe, brother-in-
law to the Emperor Napoleon, p.sffed through this
capital yeltesday on his way to the South of Italy.

Pisa, Fla. Spanith troops under General
O'Farril, fo long expe&ed, have now arrived in the
kingdom of Etruria ; they are about 6000 firong.
The brit column have marched to Leghorn to do
duty there ; the tell are expected to follow.
nineties, MARCH ,f.—The French have taken
poifelEon of the funerb Palace of Farnefe, at Rome,
belonging to•the King of Naples ; and the arms of
Naroxion have been fulsßauted lot tilde of FARM-
WAND.

ZINOO. IN DALMATIA, FIN. 2.—Three thoofand
rrenctr troops entered our city yellerday about noon,
Accompenied by Tmkifk mufie. .Tbis is:the firit
cnimren of nine thoofand men dellined to take Rol%
feiflon of Dalmatia. This morning the fame troops
brgan their march' to Stoehr, Gofprch, Gra;hriv,
and Zava. Theft troops were to have ernlskrted a;
Triefie. and rp have gone to admatia by fee, but the
end Neapolitan cruizers before that port
compelled thus to go by lend.

PRUSSIA.

1 BERLIN, MARCH to.--The following is the t. : . ,
,of the powers given to M. Nagler for the to, ,1' I
render of the principality of Anfpach to the Frco6 ,
troops : I
" We, Frederick I.ll'llllam 111. by the grace of Goo, Kir,. ••• i
li Prufa, Alargrave of Brandenbursh, &c.
aße it known unto all whom it concerns, that having ave• : ,
with ids AlaJefty the Emperor of the French mei Wog at 'llk.
to COG to his Majtlty the Kind of Bavaria Nilit pekhdpility i. .
Anfpach, of which pollelhun is to be taken by dri Pnaelt Book,
in the name o.' hit Majtity. u e have naragiregg:ts, . •
Privy Counfedlor of Embaify, the blear Frt
deric Nas'er, to deliver up, in met rams. Wont Surd CROVAL6,)
I,Or, this Principality to the General asaimmeag too feentu•
troop., who than be kot to take polka', all la tOlajltalk_at tt,
King of Bavaria. We according', oho 4ow MOlllllllllftrwr'
full powers and fpecial authority for alrlasallata Stall he
judged ucceffiuy far the (Add*" resillsor as toter. 3 •
promtong to acquiesce maw/. OW tba albs In v.r-
ttie of the prcreat tau power, ard according to oar Royal Inter.
dons.
. In faith of whkh, we have Sped tbde irefbots yith te.
own hand, and thereunto put our royal feat, '.
" Dune at Berlin, the atith fettrary, *Sod..
(signed) " TO IDCRIC IT/I LI AV. ,
A true Copy. I
(Signed) " Josaou
" Counknor st War, /kr. for Fo;aisa Affara.
The principal objedl of our Court in the Treaty it
ins concluded with France, is to preferve the tran-
quillity of the North of gernsany. All the conditions
of this Treaty are not yet known. It is, however,
believed, that M. de Sehullenburg, who has returned
to Hanover, will take civil poffellion of that eleaorate,
and that the celEon of the fame will be required of
, Court of St. James's, as a nesetTary condition for Fe
general peace..
Itr. Taylor, the Biitiii Minifter to the Elelloc of
!Mirk has fet MU for England..

MiILitiIfENTART PR6CEEDINGS.
HOUSE OP COMMONS. MARCH st.
The MR Tredury Bills BM, meths Edda Mary NW esibd
the Committee of the whole Hada, and &samara wars 0404
to be received on Mooday.
Mr. MILL Moved, that she wand of the Importadan of
Wool, prefented to Hoak an Thaddity bit, Ito pelstad.n...,
Ordaed.
A &leftist front she Lards ledanned the Hada, datte Lanig,ip
bad agreed to the Ten Maces lad a Hatt aid the Ow "Wpm
and an Half ExAtioer Bea 1111...t0 the Runt and Spirit Wae-
hoofing Bill, the Moos Tranfpattatian SUl,atod to faveratint7
rate Bilk.
PUBLIC MONIES.
Mr. VANSITTART moved, that there be laid
before the Hotsfe an account of the fume remaining
in the Exchequer in January tilos, being part all*
pants for the year tEloa, fpecifying the fuels (land-
ing in each year, and beiog uow in the hands of the
Payrnafter General of the Forces, Treaturer of the
Navy, and of the Ordnance, &c.
Mr. HUSKISSON faid a few words tending to
inform the Houle that it would appear by theft ac-
counts there was no foundation for Wenn *ley of
the Officers of the above departments.
Mr. LONG laid, that when the accounts were
produced, the Houfe would find that there vfas no
ground for what had been hated lad night by the
Chancellor of the Exchequer cf 506,90c1. deficiency,
for be thought he could venture to fay that the arrears
of that funs in ISos, would be more 'hats met, or
would be met bjanother funs of furphis ftandiog
againd it, fo that in point of lea, there was no real
deficiency whatever. The Noble Lord had faid there
was a deficiency on former years now to be made
good, to the amount of five millions, without pro.
perly explaining the provifion for it.
Mr. VANSITTART obferved, that his Noble
Friend was mil-tooted upon this ocedion---he bed
not faid there was a deficiencj of five millions raft
year, but that there was that deficiency from former
years c‘lleetivele, and that there was now a defi-
ciency to be made, in all amounting to fix millions,
and he had taken notice of the balance remaining in
the Exchequer unappropriated.
Mr.HUSKISSON faida few words in explanation.
Mr. CANNING faid, that the esprit:Lori of the
Chanfellor of the Exchequer left night upon this
fabjeft, was met with a hailing cheer from the
fide of the Houle from which it was delivered,
as if this vaft rum of five millions was left onpro-
aided for. Not being very converrant with things nf
that fort, it (truck him to be a furprifing thins that
fire million' were aeuaily unprovided for—he was
defirous to afcertain the fan. He found on epquiry,
that certainly theft things did exiit : there fame were
remaining to be provided for; but there alfo did exift
another thing which was not Rated by the Noble
Chancellor of the Exchequer, with or without drat,
viz. that there are tarots to provide for that monist,
and Mr. Canning faid, he left it to the Houle, whe-
ther it would not hare been as candid to have dated
what exifted to provide for the deficit as to have listed
the deficit itfelf. He faid this from the regard he had
for the memory of his late Right Hon. Friend t(Mr.
Pitt) now no more, on whore charatler lie crnfidered
the above obfervation from the Noble LOr'd a reflec-
tion which wal. unf, ended.

Lord TEMPLE obferved, that the Rip,ht Hon.
Gentleman defended very fairly, the charaiter of the
late Ghabsellor of the Exchequer, his Right Hon.
Friend. (aid the Nnble Lord, but not most his frienj
than mine t yet in fairnefs, he Ihnuld have a regard
for my Noble Friend (Lord Henry Petty) whore
charafter appears to be impeached by there obferva-
tions-. he fhnuld have referved his cbfervations until
my noble Friend lhould be hem.
MI.CANNNG faid, there iihfervations were n••'
intended to have been mAde by him in the abfetic7,
the Chancellor.of the Exchequer, they originate:: in
a motion made on the other fide of the Hone•
to the fait of the abfencc of the Chancellor of it:.
Exchequer, on the Jikulton of a budget, the
vatinn was extrawditiary.
The motion was then put and carried.
DEFENCE OE THE COUNTRY.

Mr. Secretary WINDEIAM v.fe to give his long
promited notice on the fnbjea of the MilitAt y Sy Rem.
which, he faid, be intended to bring forward on Wcd-
nefday next.