Star.
London, England, 1802-05-06 00:00:00

German language, however willing I may be,
would, befides, lay me under a painful reflraint. I
return you fincere thanks for the mark of efleem
which you have thewn towards me; and I have the
honour of prefentin to you my refpea Cul homage."

The Hamburgh Mail arrived loft night.
A letter from Vienna, April zt, Hates, that in
Servia, Bulgaria, and muff of the other provinces
of Turkey in Europe, the Paellas refufe to obey
the orders of the Porte, and appear to aim at ren-
dering thcmfelves independent, by a connation
with Paswas OGLOU.

VIENNA, APRIL French Ambaffador
has had feveral conferences with our Miniftry, on
the fubjea of the Indemnities. The Queen of
Naples is fubjea to a daily fever; there is every
hope, however, of her recovery. At Mottling, a
frontier town between Krain and Croatia, a ftrong
earthquake was felt on the 4th inft.
On the tsth of May their Imperial Majefties,
accompanied by the whole Court, will begin their
journey to Hungary, and the day after make a fo-
lemn entry into Prefburgh, for which, as well here
as at Prefburgh, all fuitable preparations are made.
Their Imperial Majefties, . with the Hereditary
Prince, and the Archdukes and Archduchelfes,will
appear altogether in Hungarian dreffes.
A Special Commiffion is appointed for the re
gulation of the Government in our new Italian
poffeffions, at which the Counts FRANCIS COLLO-
REDO and MAYLATII will prefiClC.

•
His MAJESTY yellcrday held a Levee at St.
James's Place. The Prefentations were:—

His Excellency Count De Shirwitx, by the Ruffian Ambaf-
dor.
Count ChiUleby, by the Imperial Anitraffador.
Lcrd H. Stewatt, fon of the Marquis of Bute, and Mr. Henry
urzons, by the Earl of Scarborough.
Mr. Hemlock, by the Duke of Portland.
Colond Lawfon, by the Earl of Chatham.

Captain Wriggiesield, by the Neapolitan Anabafrador.
Mr. Bedford, by the Earl of Effingham.
Mr. Hobhoufe,by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Mr. Gordon, by the Earl of Galloway.
Lord Chief Jultice Clarke, and Sir W. Calder, by Load
Bolton.

Lord Pannaird, by Lord Blaine,.
Captain Lloyd, on his return from Egrpt.
Mr. Smith by Lord Rolle.

Mr. Orde, by Lord Grey.
Captains Pater, Sir H. Hervey, Sir R. Calder, and Sydenham,
of the Navy.
General Lifter, on promotion to the command of the asth
Regiment.
Mr. Folgham, by Lord Dovrne.
Lord Colnbroke, on his promotion.

When the company had withdrawn, the Kim°
held a Council ; after which, Mr. JACKSON had an
audience, and at half pall five the KING returned
to the (tteen's houfe.

The Secretary at War Taft night save notice in
the Houfe of Commons of his intentton to move a
renewal of the Matiny Bill for one month, in order
that he might prepare the army eftimates for the
remainder of the year, and have both voted to-
gether. The Mutiny Bill is already in force for
five months, namely, to the end of May; and by
extending it to the end of June, for the purpofe of
giving time to bring forward the army eftimates,
we may conclude that Parliament will not be
diffolved, at fooneft, before the conclufion of
the next month. Indeed it is probable that it will
not be diffolved till the end of autumn. Opinions
differ widely on the fubjea, to which the occur.
rences of every day give a new turn. We have
reafon to believe, that whatever may be the inten-
tion of Minifters, they have not yet fully decided
as to the wet time of diliblution.
It is fingular that nothing new has been pub.
tithed from St. Domingo, though impede& ac-
counts reached this country laft week, by the cir
cuitous route of North America, fo late as the xoth
of March, fourteen days later than the publifited
difpatches.
Lord EAILDLEY is detained at Belvidere, having
received a very ferious hurt from the kick of a
'torte, and is attended by the Faculty from Town.
Too much praifc cannot be bellowed on Capt.
WeaLly, Of his Majefty's fhip SAVAGE, and Lieu-
tenant Coos, of the Lamy, for their exertions in
the prefervation of the cargo of the Chip Princefra,
lately call on chore near Beachy Head. They have
already faved full Fifty Tboufand Pounds worth
of her property, and by the vigilance of their offi-
cers and men have prevented her being fhamefully
plundered.

A buff of the late Duke of BEDFORD is to be
placed in a confpicuous part of the room of the
Whir Club, at every future Meeting of that Society.
The Members of the Whig Club have refolved
to contribute individually to the Fund for erecting
a Statue in bronze to the memory of the late Duke
of BEDFORD.

Mrs. SIDDON'S benefit on Monday night was ha
honoured with an elegant and numerous company.
Mrs. JOIDAN !aft dight performed Amebae in
the Saban, with her ufual gaiety and fpirit. Shz
introduced the Pic ?11c Fong againft costaacy, and
it was perhaps better adapted to the Seraglio than
any other place.
On Wednefday fe'nnight, the Deputy Lieute-
nants of the Eaft Riding of Yorkfhire gave an ele-
gant ball and (upper, in honour of the peace, at
the Airembly-mom in Beverley. Upwards of 400
Ladies and Gentlemen were prefent. The gay
affembly comprifed great part of the beauty, talk,
and fafition of Beverley and the neighbourhood.
The general fatisfa4tion M. arro's illumination
gave to the Public, has induced the Managers of
Ranelagh to engage Mr. SUM M 6 RI, of BondAreet,
to exhibite at the fete on Monday next, fo that the
Nobility avid Gentry will have an opportunity of
Peeing this magnificent building completely light-
ed, which could not be done on Thurfday from a
variety of circumftances and the confofion of the
crowd.