Star.
London, England, 1805-12-14 00:00:00

to refume their nation off Brett.

• Yeflerday, after our p. per was at prefs, difpatches
were received at Lord MULGRAVIA Office, from
Embden, dated the ill ;Aunt, Rating, that on the
2 zd ult. an order from Iris Pruffian Majelly had been
received by the Magiftracy of that city to admit the
13ritifh troops, and to afford them every poffible ac-
commodation, on their arrival in that quarter. Thefe
difpatches conta.n no accounts from the feat of war
of a later date than thole we have already publifhcd.
Intelligence has, however, been received of a later
date, brought by a veffel which arrived yeflerday in
the River, from Holland ; but we cannot take upon

us to determine the cl:gree of credit to which it is en•
tided. The account be ought by :his vefrelllates, that
in confequer.ce of the propoiltion fubmitLed by his
Pruffian Majefty to the Emperor of the French, "fuf
pagirm of arm forfix week: had &en agreed to ty the Bel-
ligerent P6WerJ,fr: the purtsofe of afarefing inn: to Pik the
Aegis of a negotiation for a treaty of peace.
We fhall not indulge in fpcculations on intelligence

that may prove altogether unfounded. Tl,•c Ham-
burgh Mails, of which three are now due, may be
expeaed to arrive before Monday, arid will probably
enable us to lay before our Readers fume important

details. To effer unfounded conjeaures would be
infulting to our Readers.

New York Papers were yeilerday received, to the
date of Nov. 17.—Their contents are rather interen-
ing :—The public mind is now agitated in a eonft-
derabie degree by the fear of a rupture with Spain.
We have extracted fome.paffages on this fubjeCt from
the New York Papers. Congrefs will meet in the
first week of next month, when this bufinefs will be
taken into eonfideration.—The yellow fever has now
entirely fubfided, and no apprehenfion of its return
this year are entertained.

Yellerday morning, about ten o'clock, his nuts-
Tv left Key for Wiudfor.

Yefterday morning the Dukes of Yoax, KENT, and
CAMBRIDGE, vilited her MAJESTY and the Princeffes.
—Soon after twelve her MAJESTY and the Princeffes
left the (teen's Palace for Windfor.
We underhand his MaJssry has been pleafed to
appoint the Duke of CAMBRIDGE Governor of Ha-
nover; and his Royal Highnefs will fet off on Thurf
day for that place.
Lord HEATHPIELD attended his MAJESTY to Co-
vent Garden Theatre on Thutfday night as Gold
Stick, for the &II time fence his appointm:nt to that
office, on the refignation of Lord CATHCART.
Mifs DASHWOOD attended her MAJESTY for the Gra
time, upon the fame occalion, as a Maid of Honour,
in the room of Mifs BYNG, refigned in confegnence
of her marriage. Her marriage being with the con.
fent of her MAJESTY, we underhand the was gra-
cioully pleated to prefent her with a marriage portion
of wool.

Sir SYDNEY SMITH, with a large party, dined yef-
terday with Mr. LUBBOCK, ia Duke-drcet, Wanda-
[ler.

Among the Naval Charaners who appeared at the
Admiralty yelterday, were three men belonging to
the Temeratre, one of whom, in the late engagement,
carried the Englifh Jack round his neck on board
one of the enemy's (hips, and planted it in room of
that of the enemy.

Thurfday Lord HAWSES/WRY Signified by letter to
the Prefident, pro import., of the Royal Academy,
that it was his Majesty's intention to ere& a Montt.
went to the memory of Lord NELSON in St. Paul's
Cathedral. A general attembly of Artitls has in
confequence been fummoned by the Secretary to meet
a -morrow, when tuch artists as choofe to furnifh
modals will be defired to prepare them for his Ma-
jetty's approbation.
As 'et there has not been any order iffued relative
to the funeral proceffion of the remains of our im•
mortal Naval Hero. The outfide coffin, however,
is completed, as far as the art of the carpenter can
extend, his to be covered with velvet, enriched
with a number of efcutcheons, expreffive of his Lord.
(hip's various honours in a heraldic point of view.

The Court Martial upon Sir R. CALDEa will be
hell in a few days. at Portfmouth, on board the
Prirtce of Wales, and not the Gladiator, the fhip on
board of which Court Martial, are ufually held.
The Captain of the French fhip Swiftfure, was ex-
amined on Wednefday, at Portfmouth, as to the cap-
ture of that fhip off Cape Trafalgar, which is necef-
fary previous to condemning the fhip as a prize to
the captors. He merely Paid, '4 That he could not
help it—he was obliged to ftrike—and that he loft all
he had."

The Fourth Regiment of Dragoon Guards have
received orders to leave Canterbury for Chicheller
and Arundel. Thurlday morning the &ft divilion
proceeded on their route. This regiment will be
replaced by the 4th, or Queen's own.
The Lift accounts from Bengal Rate, that two ad-
ditional Regiments of Native Cavalry are added to
that eftablifhment, which are to be denominated the
7th and Bth Regiments of Native Cavalry.
The ice, yenerday, in St. James's-fipare, was two
inches thick ; the confedioners were bufily employed
in filling their ice-houfes. The edges of the Serpen-
tine River were frozen, but no perfon was ardy
enough to venture on it.
As Lady LADE was palling yefierday, in her car-
riage, through Newcafile-tireet, Strand, the horfes
fell, and the carriage was nearly overturned. Her
Ladythip was handed out apparently much alarmed,
until the carriage was put to rights, when fhe return-
ed ir•.:o it, and drove off in fatety.
A hackney coachman was convicted in the penalty
of 40s. with coils, yellerday, at the Police Office,
Wor thip-lireet, for abuting a gentleman, and eza ding
more than his regular fare.

On the 17th September died, at St. Vincents, the
PnnourAble DRCIY OTTLEY, Prelident, and Chief
Plaice of that Colony. In the abfence of the Gover-
nor, a short period pall, the cares of the adminiftra-
tinn had, a fecond time, devolved upon him ; which
afforded an opportunity for the difplay of thofc re-
finzd political talents, of which, united with princi
pies of the highell integrity, be was fo eminently
pniread. The grateful inhabitants, on his formetly
relinquithing that dation, bore teftimony to the up-
rightnefs of his conduet, by the molt confpicunus
marks of elteem and veneration. To him, all ranks
in this fociety were molt cordially attached. As a
public charatter, he was temperate and judicionc.
To a mind naturally acute and difcriminating, and
an e(iticatinn molt liberal and complete, he added an
experience of nearly thirty years in the affairs of that
illand. In private life his difpnfirion was equally
amiable. To his dependants, cfpecially his negroes,
he was a molt humane and benevolent matter. When
unoccupied by the duties of his public nation, he
mingled in the domeltic circle or in fcenes of mirth
and conviviality; his manners and his converfatinn
were the delight and admiration of his friends. So
vetted in general literature and lb profound a rea•
loner in the more ablirufe fubjetts of fcientific re-
fcarch, he was calculated either to infirucl as a phi.
lofopher or to fafcinate as a companion. There are
the faint traces of the honell man we have fb recently
loft ; whole death every individual in that Colony
will feel, and long, very long deplore ! that fuch a
man has been, will afford a confolotary leffon to his
countrymen ; but that he is, now, no more, will be a
melancholy reflation to all, but molt to thole who
knew him belt.