Star.
London, England, 1806-02-11 00:00:00

THE JAMAICA FLEET.

The Diana, MANII, arrived at Liverpool, firm
Jamaica, (poke on the 4th of February, the Amphion,
Gsoace, one of the homeward bound fleet; having
(offered from bad weather, had bore up for Ireland,
was then eight leagues S. S. E. of the Old Head of
Kinfale, and intended going there or to Cork.
On the yth (poke the Garthland and Maria, and
I left them off the Saltees.—On the 12th December left
at Crooked Ifland the brig Speedwell, Fa ['aorta AM,
from Liverpool in to days—parted from the Rea
27th January, in lat. 47. N. long. ►3. W.—The Lin-
coln, Baunrow ; Merlin, Ravels; Vicillitude. Stour;
Amphion, 0 cos ; and Indefatigable, WIER, bound
Ito London, parted from the fleet at the fame time
he Diana did.

We have received tome Paris Papery, but they do
not come come down later than 'hate we announced
yellerday. They prefent, however, a few articles
which deferve tome notice.

A letter from Sturgard, of the a6th nit. Rates,
that on the accompligiment of M. Hauawrrz•'smif.
lion to Paris, the Ficaorate of Hanover was to be
incorporated with the Prufßan territories ; in return
for which, the King of Paussia was to cede a great
part of his poffefGons in WeUphalia, which were to
be given as indemnities to other Princes. It is added,
that no doubt is entertained ofa good underflanding
between Rufna and France being fpeedily re•eilablifh.
cd, through the mediation of the King of PRUSSIA.
—The King of Swsotw, fays the fame article, conti.
nuns to refufe his affent to the arrangements entered
into relative to Hanover.

Letters from Italy Bate, that General Sr. CYR, at
the head of 40,0n0 men, has halted on the frontiers
of Naples, waiting the arrival of General M• ♦,
who is on his way, with conliderable reinforcements,
to take the chief command. The probability, how-
ever, is, that the eclat of entering Naples in triumph
. •
refereed for Prince Evc sac, who fet out from Mu-
nich on the s r 11, on his return to Italy, accompanied
by his new married bride, the Princefs of BAVARIA.
—lt if to this youth that B has avowedly
given the command of the army &anted to effeit the
dearußion of the kingdom of Naples. In one of the
orders of the day publiared at Milan on this fubje6,
is the following palfage His Majeay the Empe-
ror and Kings our Sovereign, has conferred on our
Vice-Roy, his Royal Highnefs Eucams NAPOLEON,
fon of his Majelly the Emperor of France, the title

of hk Lieutenant Commandant in Chief In 'tali t
and General CHAIP ANTIS& is appointed Chief of the
Staff."

On the evening of the 3oth tilt the Emperor went
to the Timers Frydeau, at Paris, on *bich occafioni
(fay; the Gazette de Fronted the enthnfizfm of the
public manifefted itfelf by loud and reiterated &outs
of " Long live the Empeior 1 Long live Napoleon
" The following paifage in the piece (adds the fame
account) was confliered applicable to the Liberator
of the Continent, and applauded with tranfport acv
cordingly as helpful mortal feat 6j the Gob f"
The French Fends arc 6; 1. BS C.

His Royal Highnefs the Paw, of WaLss on San•
day evening honoured the Duke of NOR►oaa with his
company to dinner. Lord H. Parry, Lord EMIRS,
Mr. Fox, Lord R. S►aacn, General Firarmica,
Earl Sr. Vincsor's, General the Earl of NOMA,
Mr. ADAM, and a few other Noblemen and Gentle•
men who either forma part of, or are friendly to the
New Adminiftration, alfo dined with his Grace of
Notion'.

Mr. Gas sow is appointed Attorney General to his
Royal Highnefs the Prince of WALE:.
General FITZPATRICK is to have the command of
the Lida regiment of foot, vacant by the death of
Gen. MATRA'S.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE comes into the Houle
of Peers in virtue of a Britiffi Tide about to be con-
ferred on Isis Lordfltip.
Colonel MiMaison is appointed Mel Storekeeper
of the Ordnance, vice Mr. SINGLETON, fon in law 0e
the late Marquis CORNWALLIS.
J. CALCRAET, Efq. is to be Clerk of the Ordnance,
in the room of the Hon. W LLLLL Ley Pots.
On Wednerday laft came on the elation for a Re-
prefentative in Parliament for the County of Bedford,
the room of the HMI. ST. ANDEAN, ST. JOHN, now
Lord ST. JOHN, 111411 FRANCIS FTU, of the I:l4fetl,
Efq. was returned without oppofition.
Yefterday the eralion of the Hulling' for the new
Elation for Wellminfter commenced in the ufual fpot
in Covent Garden.
If Mr. Gear, the new Firft Lord of the Admi-
ralty, (hould remain in Commoner, it will be the firlk
inftance of a Member of the Lower Houfe holding
that important Gtuation, fume the Adminiltration of
the celebrated Sir Edward Hawke, who in 1774 was
fucceeded by the Earl of Sandwich. The emelt'.
Meats of the office, though nominally Joncii, per an-
num, have been made up soool. from the proceeds
of the old naval flares. Mr. Garr, however, not-
withftanding his father is a Peer cnnfiderably ad-
vanced in life, may, as in the cafe of Lord Hawke&
bury, be called up by writ, or even by patent to the
t. Houle of Lords.

The numbers Rated in moll of the public prints ott
the late motion in the Common Council, for ereaing
a Ratue to Mr. Pitt, was, on a fecund tilivifion, after
fevetal members had left the Court. Oa the firit'
divi4on the numbers were—
Par the pregiouag_usition. Aditina it.
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