Star.
London, England, 1812-03-11 00:00:00

CARLTON-HOUSE, MARCH 10.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been graeinusly
pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to make
the following appointments.

VICE-CHAMBERLA/N,
The Earl of Yarmouth.
TO DE LORDS OF lIIS MAJESTY'S BEDCHAMBER,
The Most Hon. the Marquis of Headfurd.
The Right Hun. Lord Viscount Melbauru.
The Right Hon. Lord HeatbfirliL
The Right Hon. Lord James Murray.
7 he Right Hen. Lord Viscount Pettrsham.
FIRST DROOM AND MASTER OF THE ROBES,
Nassau Thomas, Esq.

GROOMS OF Tin ISOCHASIBLR,
General Charles Leigh.
General F. Stephens.
General T. Slouthter Sranwlx.
Honourable Henry Studio. e.
Lieutenant-General Sir J. Cradoel.
Lieutenant-General William KeppeL
Colonel Wilson Bradyll.
CLZRIC-MARSHAL AND GRIEF EQUERRY,
Colonel Benjamin Bloomfield.

EQUERR/ES,
Major-General Eammond.
Lieub•nant-Colinel William Congreve.
Major-General Bayley, Cold•trcam Guar.ls.
Nun. Frederic Howard, 10th Light Dragoons.
Co!oriel Vivian, 7th Dragoons.
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MARCH 10.

Copy of a Letter from Rear-Admiral Fremantle to John Wil-
son Croker, Esq. dated on board his Majesty's ship Milford,
Palermo Bay, January 11, 181'2.
Sit —I have the honour to inclose, for the information of the
Right Honourable the Lords Comnsissioners of the Admiralty,
the copy of a letter transmitted to me by Captain Rowley, of
his Majesty's ship Eagle, detailing the carure of the French fri-
gate Pomune, and Persanne storeshlp, lay his Majesty's ships
Active, Alceste, and Unite, on the 29th of Nov. 1811.
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) T. F. FREMANTLE.
P. S. Captain Rowley, in his letter to me of the 19th ultimo,
also mentions the loss of the French frigate Flora.—" She was
going from Trieste to Venice; was caught with a strong borer,
and stranded off Chiozza, when every soul on board perished,
with the exception of five or six." T. F. F.
His Majesty's ship Alceste, off Lissa, Dec. 4, 1811.
SlR—The enemy's squadrcn from Corfu, going to
Trieste, were met with, on the 29th ult. by three of
his Majesty's ships under my orders. The Pcrsanne
was chased and taken by the Unite, after a leng run;
the Pauline and Pomone chased by the Alceste and
Active, and, after a mo.t severe action of two hours
and forty minutes, the Pomone was taken, totally
dismasted, and Pauline escaped, owing to the
ceste having fv..r maintop-mast shot away. The Al-
ceste has 2i) killed and wounded ; the Active, about
:32; and I lament to say, Captain Gordon has lust
a leg, and his First Lieutenant an arm.
The details of the action I shall have the honour
of transmitting by the first man of war going down.
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) MURRAY MAXWELL, Captain.
Charles Rowley, Ess. Captain of his Majesty's
ship Eagle, Senior Officer at Corfu, &c.
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MARCH 10.

• Commodore Penrose, at Gibraltar, has transmit.
ted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Lieu-
tenant Bartholomew, commanding his Majesty's gun
brig Richmond, giving an account of his having, on
the .sth of laNt month, attacked, in a bay near Vera,
on the coast. of Grenada, a French privateer called
l'lotrepide, of 18 guns and 180 men. On the
roond opening her fire upon the privateer, her crew
set fire to her, stud took to their boats ; the vessel
was then taken possession of, her cable cut, and she
w.s-blotight out more than a mile when she blew up,
within ten minutes after she had been abandoned.

• (For Military Promotions, Bankrupts, &c. see the last page.]

P.IRLIAMENT.fRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCHIo.

The Roxburgh Peerage Cause was again postponed to Fri-
day next.
Mr. Barnwall laid clat.m to the Kingaland Peerage. Witnesses
were rambled.

A Message from the Commons was delivered, requesting a
Conference with their Lords!' pt, in the Painted Chamber, in
consequence of which, Lords AYLESPo 0, LIVERPOOL, MANS..
▪ LAUDERDALE, MANCHESTER, HARRowRy, the Bishop
of CHICHESTER, and the Bishop of KILDARE, proceeded as a
Deputation from their Lordships to hold the sail Conference.
On their return, which occurred soon after, the Earl of AYLEs-
Eons read the IS eport of the Conference, by which it appeared,
that the Commons did slot agree to an Amendment in the Not-
tingham Frame Breaking Bill, made by their Lordships, respect-
ing fines and imprisonment.
After the Report had been again read, by the Clerk at the
table, it was ordered to be taken into consideration to•morrow.
The Expiring Laws Bill, the Masts and Naval Timber Bill,
and the Lune; y Bill were brought up Irons the Commons and
read the first time.
M.. Richmond from tha Customs, presented some accounts
respecting Imports, and the form of Licences. Ordered to lie
on ihe tahl:.
The Btlli on the table were forwarded a stage.
'Ceuns.:l were hoard on the second reading of a Bill for erect-
ing a County Gaol at Cupar Fife i Mr. Adam, jun. on behalf of
Mr Adam And other het nors of the county, Fella:torts azainst
the Bill; Mr. Nraconnochie and Mr. Harrison for the Bill; and
Mr. Adam, jun. ir, reply. The L,rd Chancellor made some ob-
urvations Ott the Ell, stating himself to be not at present accu-
rately informed as to what effect the Dill might produce in the
general law of Scotland; but on th.?. atigzes:ien if the Earl of
Lauderdale, that any discussion on the Nu might take place on
the third reading, and that information might in the mean time
lie obtain ti in the Committee, the Lord Chancellor agreed to
the second reading now—and the Bill was read a teco:id time,
and crnitruitted for to morrow, but with an understanding, In
consequence of a suggestion from the Earl of I....uderdale, which
w is agreed to by the Earl of Morton, that the Committee skonld
opt Meet for business lid Friday.—Arijourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. CROKER postponed till to-morrow the Committee on
the Marine Mutiny bill.
A P•erron from th, Office of the Inapt ctor-General of Imports
and Exports resented an Account of the quantity of Spirits im-
port' d from Holland and Flanders in the yLaxs 1810 and 1811.—
On:tr. d to I e on the table.
Mr A. PIGO FT obtained leave to bring in a Bill for the relict
pf Ip!a .t Sul On in the CCIUM of Equity, schu may be entitled
to to k and Annuities in thp Public or other Funds, transfera-
l* to the Sam of En*lautl, Thq Honuurahle Mewber then

brought up the BM, which wat read a first time,.and ordered to
be read a second Cate to•morrow.

A Message from the Lords announced their Lordships' assent
to the Drury-lane Theatre Bill, with several Amendments, to
which they desired the concurrence of this House.
Lord WALPOLE appeared at the Bar, and stated, that the
House of Peers having agreed to the conference desired by this
House, were waiting In the Painted Chamber.
At the desire of the SPEAKER, Lord War.rote, Mr. RTDill,
Mr. C. WTN NI, and other Members, proceeded for the con-
ference. On their return, LordWatrota stated, that they had
communicated to their Lordships the objections of this House to
the Amendments of the Frame-Work Bill.

The Wanderers Bill was read the third time and passed.
Mr. MELLISH presented a Petition from the Master Boot
and Shoe-makers in the Ms tropolis, praying for an atnentiment
of the Act which relates to the prevention of Combination among
their Journeymen. Ordered to lie on the table.

The Dublin Coal Bill went through a Committee. To report
to-morrow.

Mr. W. POLE brought in the Irish Sugar Drawback Bill.—
Read a first, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow.
A new Writ was ordered to be issued for the election of a
Member for the Borough of Lisburne, in the room of Lord
Yarmouth, who had accepted the Office of Lord Chamberlain.