Star.
London, England, 1807-03-27 00:00:00

NOTE.

u Though under the friendly conseetion which the
Port has confluntly maintained with the Englifh
Court, nticaufe for a coldnefs between them exifted,
and the former contented itfelf with anfwering to the
firange demands made by the Engli(h Miniiler, in a
conference which he had Come time ago, that. it was
at war with Ruffia, and at peace with England, yet
notwithitanding, white the Porte flattered itfeif that
the laid Ambailidor, after maturer confederation,
would delta from pretenfions that. are fo contrary to
the dignity of nations, he has renewed them in a Note,
which be announced his intention of delivering, in
confequence of the conference, and to which he re-

Itinired a 'written *ewer, and withnut annonneing ht.
departure, or withc ut any reafon for it that is known,
has fuddcnly embarked with his people, and force of
the- merchants of his nation, on board the Englifh fri-
gate that lay in the harbonr, and failed away at mid•
night, after cutting the cables. His &appearance
has caufed univerfal altonifhment.

Firft, in a note which he left to bedslivered to
the Sublime Porte after his departure, 'he • has-men-
tioned as the chief caufe and lubjeft if 'tut:VW/it.
the refufal of a pafiport for a Courier to 'be' Rat to
the Dardanelles. But as he had received. no refufal
on this fuhjett, it could nor be the tank of his de.
parture, and it is generally known, that not •the
fmalleft ftep has been taken againft either hhn, or
any of the Engin fubjeas here, that could endaitget
their fafety.
44 Things Banding thus, it would have been ne•
ceffary for the Sublime-Porte, confiding in Diving
Plovinewcs, to ad in a manner fuitable to the cafe,
face the termination of the rnifton, which the laid
Ambalfador made by his unexpeEted departure, and
without having received an anfwer, is IlibJeet to many
explanation, the 'Sublime Porte would not depart
from the principles of equity by which it is ani•
mated,; and, asit cannot believe the Englith Court
will a& in a manner contrary to juftice, has given
into the eutlody nfldr. Hubfeh, the Danith Charge
d'Affaires, and Attornei to the Ambaffadnr, all the
effeits and furniture belonging to the latter, and
while it grants its protettion to the Ertel and their
families, who hirve.remained in the country, it has
provided for their 'fafety in the whole'Ottoman Em-
pire. And that no damage may accrue to the Giiips
belonging to them, it has given orders, that they
Wall remain in the mean time in the Rate in 'which
they are.

The Sublime Porte, to prove its petfeverance in
the moderation and juflice that has conftant!y guided
it, and which it has alto obferved on this occation,
has estafedthis official note to be compofed and deli.
vered to all the Minifters of friendly Powers, to be
communicated to their refpeftive Courts."

“ Given the zjth of the Moen Z)hacie, in the tut
of the Hegira —(Feb. 4, 1807 )”

Yelterday, at two o'clock, his MAJESTY held a
private Levee, at the Qeen's Palace. 'roe following
had the honour of being prefewed to his Ma'am.,
upon their fever4lappintment,, and kifred hands.
The Earl Of CAMDEN, PECfidtlit of the Council.
Lord Mina- AVE, Firit Lord of the Admiralty.
Lord Cu K LIES SOM tasET, jointiPaymArr of the Forces.

Ent of CHICHESTER, no: of the Poftin ifte/N General.
Earl Barmy sr, Matter of the Mint and Prefuicnt of the Bowl
of 7 rade. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Mr. ROBERT DUNDAS SAUNDERS, Prefident of the Board of
Contrail.

Mr. Lotto, Johrt-Paymalter of the Forces.
Lord I.ovaixe, Member °fele India Board.

Mr. Pate &VAL; Chancellor of the Exchequer.
After the Levee his MAJesTY held a Privy Omit-
cil, at which Mr. PERCEIVAL and Mr. DIJIIDAS SALIN.
DERS were introduced and fworn in. _

His Msjarry gave audiences to Earl Canoga.
the Duke of PORTLAND, Lord Hawassautv, and
Mr. PERCEVAL. _ _

About five o'clock his NI/4153TV fet off for Windfor.
The following is the extradt from the Minutes
the Privy Council, referred to in, the debate of ha
night, as having been improperly i)ublifhed in a Mor•
ning Newfpaper : the words printed in Italics were
left out in that publication, as our Readers will find
on a perufal of our report of Lord GasuviLLe's
fpeech in the Houfe of Lords :
"'f 'hat they trutted that his Welty would fee the indifpenfible
neceflity of their exprelling, on withdrawing the Bill, the Strong
perfuafion they felt of the benefits which would tefult from a dif-
ferent fource of policy to the Catholics of Ireland ; and they fur-
ther Rated, that it was indifpenfilsie to their chat-aters, that they
thould openly avow thefe feritiments, not only on the prefent op.
cation , bat in the event of the Catholic Petition coming forward :
and they further infifted, that to prefent deference to his Mika,
might not be underltood as reftraining them from fuhmittiag
" for bir ANN: dostfooa," from time to time, (uch meafures as
circurottances might require refpedting the state of Ireland."
FA LMOUT 111, MAACK 14 ....Arrived this day, the Prince('
be' Packet, Kant,, with Mails front Lithom—eleven days plias&
Left lying in the Tagus, his Majetty's Zips Lively, Raven, !fit,
Richmond, and Martial; alto the Prince of Wales, Triwnibend,
and rtuddand Picket —the latter arrived out in four days, tie
Willingham Packet left Litbon nine days before the Auckland:
it is fuppofed, from the strong gales from the northward, that the
is driven to the wtftward— the convoy had not arrived out.— TM
Printers Mary Packet, Poems, with Mails from* the Leeward
Monde, after a mane of 48 days from Tortola, arrived as Pairefies
yetterday : on the aid February. in lat. 36. 33. long. 45.5. (poles
the brig Rana. which had loft her rudder, and had been obliged
to throw fifty hogtheads of (opt overboard - on thatch inftatit,tle
rpm:eche Diana Packet, with Mails, from Muria; 'telecom-
: pany with tor fit days, and parted in the night. Paffengers by
the Printers Mary Packet aro...Colonel Armftmng, Major Mat
Mahon, Captain Holmes, Captain Tradd, Lieutenant Yeliding,
Mr. Sinus, Mr. Croil, Mr. Gotten. The Princefe Mary arrived
at Barbadoes on the todi January. and found lying tame his Mt-
AY." Dip Northunbaland, 74 Eros ; Cant-da, 74; &Villa, 14:
and Hafifas, 18 gons.---Wind.oittrong gales at Raft.
PLYIRIBT It, Mallet 230. r-came in the Afillia and Anna, Capt.
Jammu, from Arundel., with timber, for this port; Aisle, of 36
guru, from a airier; Curer, of 8o guns, from Portfmouth ; and
Pluto, of xB, from a cruise. The San Jofef, of xlc guns, is gone
up Hanonseto be paid off: the ere* are to be tamed over to the
Ville de Paris, of no guns.
PORTSMOUT MARCIE s6.—Soiled the Fury born, witha
convoy for the &was, and Favourite (loop of war, with the Nor.
thuroberland, Jupiter, Mdantbo, Emerald, Jenny, Urania, Re-
liance, Cdfu, haste, Enterprise Kingiton, and the Friends
' tranfports twin convoy for Gujnfey. Wait out of harbour his
Majettfsllllp Bninfwieln—Wind B.
Dove&' NIA acs at 0-Attired let night the !kip. Eagle, Capt.
thsoLso, of New York, from Minfteniam ; left the Texel only
two daysago, but brings no particular news, cztept that it is ge-
nerally believed in Holland that Boomartea Wary of the Bth ult.
at Eylau,. was a &fret, and that timid he again meet with am-
' titer inch defeat,, his powerwlY be attatlr at as cod; but MTV
precaution is token nut to let the difafters of the army be known.
—Sailed the Kangaroo !loop on a cruise, alio the Slip Medford.
Captain BA of Bolton, with gin, feeds, Ste. from Andttr.
dam, bound to London.
YAILMOSITAL, IVIAIICS 260-Sailed on aerate the Stately and
Malabar, and Ctebet frlgate.mi-•Arrived the Agloceart, and Re-
folution, 64 guns each, Arid and Alert limp of war....Aod rt.
nada with the Majettle, Roebuck, Didtator, and Lynx... Time
Whets outward bound, have put in here wind bouud..--Dot
P. M. A frigate is now working Into du* Row* foPPered to be
the Arladae frigate.

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