Star.
London, England, 1807-04-09 00:00:00

EAS'II INDIES.

We have great fatisfaaion in annonncing, that at
the de,,arture of the Miscurtv packet from Bengal,
there wa. the molt profound tranquility in India.
The following Ships arrived at Prince of Wales's
Illand prior to the 26th Oelober,
ROYAL CHARLOTTE, GLATYON, THAMES,;II'
CRATER, MARQIIII 31, 'ELY, NEPTUNE, QS/IS
WRLLEsLbY, MARCHIONESS OF EXITER, MONARCH,
and Aamirrom.
The LADY JAN! DUNDAS, HUGH INGLIS, BENGAL,
'and LORD CASTLEREAGH, were to fail from Prince
of Wales's Hand for Bengal about sth November.
The homeward Eaft India fleet left St. Helena
four ;lays before the packet's arrival there, and may
be hourly expeaed.
Whether, in confeyience of favourable accounts
from India, or from the necefiity of ir:creafing the
number of troops on other and mare urgent re:vice,
we know not, but we have jolt been informed
that it is now determined not to fend to India
all the troops which were lately deflined ftr that
fervice. That it is intended to fend tremps fpeedily
to the Continent we knew, but it would be very
impolitic to defcant on the patticular delinatinn et
there .troops in a Newfpaper. We have alto heat d
that General liEwiTT does not go to India.

THE CONTINENT.
At a very Lite hour tall night we received the
lowing interritiog intelligence, extrafted horn Ham.
burgh and Altona papers to the 28th of. March
Vrinsa, MARCH 4.—The French Ambaliador
has received couriers for fcveral days Pad fucceflively.
Yalerday arrived hue a Ruffian courier b:inging the
printed accounts of the battle of Eylau. Government
alto:craved a courier from Count Metternich, our

ArnhalcAdor at Paris.
It is (aid that as a confidcrable number of troops
from the South of France, and alto from Spain, are
on their march to Italy, the Court of Vienna will
place a along corps of obfervation in laria and

Carinthia.
AccOrding to letters from Malta of the end, of Fe
bruary, an Englith fleet of five fail of the line is
arrived there under the orders of Admiral Duck-
worth. Sir Sidney Smith commands one of the flip..
—Hamburgis Corn:fp:mil:id, Marc!) 27.
BERLIN, Masco 24.—Ixeirigence has been re
ceived horn the Head•Q2arters of his Imperial Ma
jelly, dated at Oiierode the 19t11 of March, every
thing was perfectly tranquil. Letters from Breflaw
of the t9th, equally confirm this tranquillity.—Te
legr4,:,.
The Miniiler of State Count Schulenberg arrived
here frfirn Dantzic laa wee':. Acconar's from Col.
berg, of the igair lime, that the neighbourhood of
that town is inundated. There arrive !sere daily
fume of the Foreign MiniAets which retitled at War.
' law : the Turkith and Perfian Anthaffadors are :.111
1
expelled. The paffage of Couriers through Berlin
is vet y quick, fometimes twelve pars in the courfe of
lone day : the greater part come from the Imperial
1 IL:ad Q2arterb•-411ille da i‘..oril, March 27.
STOCKHOLM, MARCH 17.—A1l the regiments of
guards, and all the troops of St. Peter !burgh, and in
the neighbourhood, have fee out on their march fur
the Grand army.
ANcoria, MARCH 7 —.The Ruffian Commanders
of Cattaro and Corfu have addreired Proclamations
to the Greek inhabitants of Albania, the Morea, &c.
calling upon them to take arms in defence of their
Religion, for the re-eaablilhment of their ancient li-
berty, and to make common caufe with the Ruffians ;
but the Paellas are on their guard, they aridly watch
their conduCt, and have declared that they will puoifh
in the revere% manner every infurreEli nal movement.
FRONTIERS OF ITALY, MARCH 6.—The greater
part of the French troops intended for the Turkilh
expedition, have been .alremblcd lime the 15th of
Febrility in the Venetian territory. S 'me detach-
ments have fct out for Illria and Dalmatia, where
they.will go into cantonments until the arrival of the
remainder of the Army. The Court of Vienna
granted without hefitation a page through its ter-
ritory to thefe troops; they take the ufual route,
which piles within a quarter of a league ofTriefle.
It is faid that Mat Thal Brune has been• named by the
Emperor, Commander in Chief of this army, which
already conflas of 40,000 men, and will, as we are
imformed, be augmented to 60,000, by means of the
reinforcements which are on their march as well from
the departments of France as from the kingdom of
Naples.
The French troops which are already in Dalmatia,
under the orders of General.Lauriflon, will preferve
their particular delnation, and will not be united to
the expeditionary army.

The Dutch, who were wrecked in Orkney, and
carried to Greenlaw as prifoners, are ordered to be
liberated and feat to the No►folk armed (hip, Captain
Rictus, for the Texel. We are happy to find nor
enemies, when put upon our coatis in diilrcfs, arenot
so be confidered prifoners of war. Government have
direited them to be fupplied with every necefrary.

It is reported that Baron SUTTON, brother to 4te
Archlsithop of CANTUIBUNT, is to be the New 1.40,4
Chancellor of Ireland ; and Mr. ALexampso, of iho
Court of Chancery, is to be the ttew Baron.
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THE COtIRT.

On Tnefday, about one o'clock, the RoynlYmily
very unexpeftedly arrived at the Queen's Pahice, from
Windfor.

Soon after hi. Majesty's. arrival in town, he gave,
an audience tn Lord HAW Kass tY f3l a cot fiderable
time. Her MAJ ESTY apd the Pt ineeffes honoured

.... _
Lady C. FINCH with a vifit, at her apartments in St.
James's P4l.4ce. In the evening their Mater na: had
a fele& party ,to cards. Among the company were:
Tlit Counters Mu and Cardigan; Ladies Thrtne,Waldegtaft,
Shining, and Darner.
Yefte:day the Prlnce of WaLas, the Duchefs aF
Yoa Kt and the Royal Dukes, vtqted their MajisTiss
and the Princeffes.

At two o'clock his MAJESTY held a private levee,
which was attended by—
The Arckbithop of Canterbury, the Mops of I andaff and Ez.
ever, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Pre lent of the Council, tits
Lord Privy Seal, the fritit Lord of the Treafury, the Three Secre-
taries of State, the Firft Lord of the Admiralty, the hiAler
neral of the Ordnance, the Judge Advocate the Lord
of Ireland; the Matter of the Mint. the Dt.hes of (;,,,N,r,
Montrofe, Early Fitz:villiant, Winchelfea, Pain t, ih.tha•
ford, and Lotatic, Vifenttuts Firther:ii, anti
ton, Levis I legthlicld, Tciguntotoh, awl G. Thysite, Com t
Mahla, Sir A. Wadley, Get eral Westl,erall, Captain Hop:,Ls
Metres Hammond, Albley, Holkiffon, JoLufione, and. Fawiacs
The follosing had audiences, and had the haw
of bring prefented to his MAJESTY, upon their fever 4
appointments, and kiffed hands :
Sir Atur mutt Wristres EY, upon his being appointed Secrete,
to the Lent Lieutenant of Ireland.
theSi7r4Jtho sal NegiSTmUe.ni
tit.Ta,nudpornecheisvlis:ginhritspivipna7ertetra.stoplitnne cioon
to tie
the title of count of Maida.
Vilconflt IFITZHAERIS, upon his being 'appointed Under Stec.
tary of State for Foreign Affairs.
His Grace the Duke of GORDON,pon his being, appiatoi
Keeper of the Great Seal of Seottind:
Vircount Pa Lucas.' UNE, upon hit being appointed a Lord of
the Admiralty.
Mr A SIILEr, upon his being appointed Clerk of the DAMN
of his hlajetly's Ordnance.
Fuel of LONSDALE upon his creation to that tile.
Mr. HAMMOND, upon his ueing appointed Under Secretary at
State for Foreign Affairs.
Lord CAIIICAIIT, upott Hs return from Edinburgh.
Mr. Hu SKISSON, upon his being appointed one of the lint Sr.
treaties to the Treafury.
Captain WILLIAD) foamier-on a HOPE, upon his being appointea
a Lord of the Admiralty.
Mr. Geonce Jolts; s toter, upon his being appointed a Cm.
mifLoner for managing the Affairs of India.
The l3ilhnp of LLANDAFF prefented his MAJESTY
with two Sermons, preached by his Lordihip, at the
Chapel Royal.
The Bifhop of Ex F Tot prefented his Ma;istt
with his Lordfhip's Latter Sermon.
Brigadier General Warr HFRALL took leavecfht
MAJESTY, previous to his departure for the Cape a
Good Hope.
The Duke of RICHMOND had an audience, ana
took leave of his MAJESTY, previous to his departure
for Dublin, to take upon btu' the Lord Liestellacci
of Ireland.
His MAJE silt held a PI ivy Council, at which !lit
count MELVILLE was introduced, arid re.firkan
Member, and to..k his feat at the Board accordingly.
Lord TEIGNMOUTH and Sir ARTHUR WELLEGAT
were likev ife int; (winced, ar.d fworn in Merni.:ei siand
took their feats at the Honoutabie 13;laed accordingly..
His MAJESTY gave audiences to Earl CAMDEN, the
Duke of PORTLAND, Lird H•WKESBURY, Vifcount
17ASTLFREAGN, Mr. CANNING, Lord CATucART,the
Dukeof Gnatros, Earls Ft TZWILLIAM and UXBRIDGE.
and Mr. BOND, the Judge Advocate, who laid be.
fore his MAJESTY the pioceedings of feveral Cam
M.r:ial.
"The Court did not break up till half paft 6 (Mock.

L'rd ST. VINCENT hag tertg,ned the comman4
the Channel Fleet, which hAs been given to Lod
GA RDWER.

Lady CHARLnTTIL WIIITARD has' received letter
from the General in Sicily, by which we have rit
pl4afure of learning, that our troops in that Had
are in good health and fpir its, and eager to diitinra
themfaves againtt the enemy. Neither thele lctc
nor others which have beenlately received, main
a word of any ditturbances having taken place WO
quarter.
The 3d and 4th battalions of the Scots Royals,*:
Duke of Ks xr's Regiment, have marched from Bu•
hill, in SuiEcz; one divifion is to embark for Jen.
the other marches to Scotland. The battalionti
this :cnowned corps is in the Weil Indies, =Lk
I 2d is now about to fail tor the Earl Indies.

The Duke of BRAUFORT'S fine Regiment, lie
Radnor Militia, Rill continues at Chicheßer.
The Firit Regiment of Lancafhire Militia man:hed
from Plymouth on tieday, on their route to Ewer.
Yeflerday the Duchefs of Volta walked thrwgk
the.Patk with o.llonel Tavioa, to vifit theirlls•
ygsrtas and the PRINCESSES.
Lord MELvieLa was yefterday re-admittccl jay,
the Privy Council.
Yellerday the Duke of Mos:Tense went to the
Q2een's Palace, in the royal carriage, for thefirti
time fince his appointment to be Mailer of the
Yeflerday the Duke of Post-reams gave the fok
Cabinet dinner to the new Mir.ilters, at bis houltia
Piccadilly.
Yeflerday Mr. Forrest gave a fumptatms data
to a large party of Gentlemen, in the Great Roar`
at the Albany, which was mba'brilliantly
on the occafion. Among the company were
The Marquis of Harlington, Lord Hamilton, Lord node
milton, Lord Duncannon. the Hon. Mel s. Legge, Dove*,!,'
Ponfooby, W. 'Newby, Sir George Bowyer, Mecrs.Druaws"
Vernon, Hare, Ricketts, Sharpe, &c. &c.
The title of LoN SDA Ls has been twice win& in
LOWT HER Family. Vifcount LOWTHER, in Wu*
His Maja STY has been pkafed to revive it, is rephey
to the Duke orGORDOII, and brother.in-law to the
Earl Of WESTMORELAND.
Died, on the .17th. ult. Captain Buerstsr, of the
6t tt Regiment, late Aide de Camp to Major Generi I
Sir jams &mar, I{, B. at the Swan Inn, LickfigV!
had
on his NaJ from Britlol Hot Wells, (where he
been lance his arrival frem Calabria, for the newel
of his health), to Huntley Hall, Staffordthire.
CA lIHRIDGa.—The Aorryars Prize is this year It.
: judged to the Rev. THOMAS BROADIAT, M. A.
t
Trinity College, for his Pray on 7be fidatfi gi hn'
token CLEW NW into tin Norldt