Star.
London, England, 1805-03-08 00:00:00

GOZTENBURGII MAIL.

FRANKFORT, Fs& tz.—Our journal, called, the
Pill Ofre Gentile, contains the following article, the
authenticity of which we cannot vouch for :
" Lyons, January 30.
" The Englill: are in poEffion rf Port Mahon and
the illand of Majorca. I'he fleet front Toulon was
twelve leagues from Mahon when it received thi► in-
telligence, which occationed it to-return to Toulon.
" Letters from Rochefort mention the failing of
five flips of the line, and of their junaiori at fea with
2 t fail of (hips of ours from Brell, which have on
board 30,000 troops. This junaion took place on
the / 3th of January. The letters from Rochefort are
of the 16th."—(J. de S.)
The latter part of this article requires no contra -
diaion.

VI axe A, Frs. t I.—On the gth inflant, the French
Ambaffadcr, M. de la Roca troucatmr, had his
Bra audience of their Imperial Majellies, and their
Royal HighnelEs the Archdukes CHAILLas and Fee-
DIMAS!) okMilan.
On the 7th inft. a Turkith Courier pallid through
this City in great hafte to Paris, Ir is fuppofed that
"oitt arries new infiruSions to Halet Effendi, or, per-
Ps, letters of recall.
. , HANOVER, Fut. s.—The return of his Excellency
~>„,,r Martha! BERNADOTTE from Paris has been again un-
elpeeedly deferred for an indeterminate time. A con-
offer from Paris brought this intelligence the day be-
fore yefterday, jut* as Colonel GERARD, Firft Adju-
tant to his Excellency the Martha!, was letting out
for Notdheim to meet him.
AMSTERDAM, Fes. 9.—According to accounts re-
ceived from Paris, an Auftrian courier has arrived
there with a letter to the Emperor NAPOLPON from
his Roman and Auftrian Imperial Majefty, written
with his Majefty's own hand, on the fubjelt of the
acknowledgment of the kingdom of Lombardy. In
this letter, one of our journals Pays, the Emperor
NaroLaorr is ftyled by FRANCIS 11. Mors cbe r Frere-
4, My dear Brother."
ITALY, Fre. 2.—On the asth ult. the French frigate
Concha, of 40 guns, put into Genoa : the belonged
to the Beet that lately failed from Toulon, and from
which the was feparated in a heavy ftorm off Sardinia.
The cordon between Leghornand Pifa was difcontino-
ed on the a 1 ft, and a free intermit fe between thefe cities
reamed. The Eleaoral Prince of Bavaria is gone
under the title of Count de Hague. to Naples, where
the late American Envoy at Parts, Mr. LIVING srom a,
is likewife arrived from Rome. According to fome
accounts, the King of SARDINIA will embark for
Corfu, on board the Ruffian nip of the line lately
arrived at Naples.
Coassansmost.s, jaa.g.s—Since the dirmi (1141 of the
Captain Pacha from office, two European !hip build-
cut Benoit, by birth a Frenchman, and Rodde, a
sty t de, haVe been difinificd from employment. Many
other changes will take place, which will not be to
the advantage of the Turk& marine.

A great infurreaion has broke ont In the ;nand of
Cyprus. The rebels have made themfelves mallets
of the town of Nicol's, and defeated the troops
which the Ottoman Governor had fent againll them.
Cuirtavam, Fes. rz.—The (even Englifh Mails
brought by Captain Barons, arrived 'at Heligoland
on the gth intlant. To-day, at noon, two paffengers
who bad failed from England with Captain Barroom,
arrived here in a Heligoland boat.

GOTTINBURGH, Fea. 2g.—The Engin meaner
BASSETT arrived at Stockholm on the 16th inaant,
after having landed at Norway. No further accounts
have been received of the CHIFFONMI frigate, or of
his Excellency M. Novo:it-sou..

STOCIEHOLM. FEB. t 9 Majefty was pleafed
to appoint the t ith init. for the Ball, to be given
by the Officers of the Garr ifon, as a teaimony of their
joy in the happy return of their Mujellies to the Ca
pital ; at which were prefent the whole of the Royal
Family, the Duke and Duehefs of SUOIIMANEA, all
the Nobility, the Corps Diplomatique, the Magif.
tracy, atc- sc• O' their M.sjefties entrance, at (even
o'clock in the evening, two (elutes, of 33 guns each,
were fired, and a new Sang. in imitation of the cele-
brated Engli(h one of " God rave the King," was
lung, which had a grand effed, as all the company
joined in the chorus r after which, their Majefties,
with the Duke and Duchefs of SunsastaNta. the
Princefs Sormta WILM 61..141NA, and Sophia Aissa-
TIIIA, danced a polonaife. The Royal Family retired
about to o'clock, when two falutes, of 32 guns each,
were fired, the fame as at their entrance, and de=
ing continued till early the next mottling.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH 7.
LOUSE PEillAoll.
_ _

The Lotto Cu-soma-we did not come down to
the Houfe till rather a late hour. Their Lordfhips
then, purfnant to the Order of the Day, relolved in-
to a Committee of Privileges, and Lotd WALIIIIG-
HAM having taken the Chair, Connie' were further
heard with refped to the claim of Lady H. Fitzge-
rald to the abo►e Peerage.
Mr. ADAM was finally heard on the part of the No.
ble claimant. His obfervations principally referred
to the proof of the claimant's pedigree, which he
thought effablifhed in evidence fuch a way, as, to-
gether with what had tranfpired in the courfe of the
difcuffion, would be fufficient, he hoped, to induce
their Lurdfisips to come to a favourable conclufion
with yelped to the validity of Lady Henry Fitzge-
rald's claim, and make fuch a report to his Majetly as
may incline the Sovereign to a correlpondent ezer-
cife of his Royal Prerogative ; and, on which part of
the fubjea, it did not behove him to offer any obfer-
rations,

Mr. ROMILV then fhortly addrelfed their Lord-
fhips, with refped to the claim of Sir Thomas Wind-
for Hun Locke, Bart. whole individual claim had hut
lately accrued, in confequence of which, he had not
the opportunity of putting in his part of the evidence
earlier. The pedigree of his client, down to a certain
period, was neceffarily proved. On the part of Lady
H.Fitzgerald, there were two fads which Sir Thomas
had to prove in evidence before their Lnrclihips :
Fill, the marriage of his father, Sir Henry, with
the Lady, mother to the claimant. And, fecnndly,
the necelfary circumilance of his own birth. They
were not then prepared to °Ter ;his evidence, but
&only would be able to do fo.
Mr. ATTORSIY GIINERALL addreffed their Lord-
Blips on the part of the Crown. With refped to the
evidence which had been adduced, there were Come
parts of it, on which he had not yet an opportunity
of maturely conlidering. He was therefore pre-
pared to undertake an addrefs to the Committee up-
on it at the prefent moment. He hoped that-when
their Lordiiiips met next in the Committee, (hyoid
they farther confider of the fubje&, that be fhotild
then be prepared.
The Loan Cita/Kt:Am' enquired.of Mr. Romilly
when he thought he thould be prepared with the evi-
dence he had adverted to ?

The Learned Counfel replied in the courfe of about
a week.

The LORD CHANCELLOR then moved, that
the farther conlideration of the cafe be adjourned till
this day fe'nnight, which was ordered accordingly,
After prayers were read,

The Earl '
of DARTMOUTH (Lord Chamber-
lain) reported his Majetly's anfwer to the recent ad-
drels of their Lordthips, importing that he Would
give direftions accordingly.
The Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their
refpeelive Rages. Among there—the Additional
Pottage Rate Sill, and the New Loan Bill, feverally
paired the Committee, and were reported to the
Houle.

Mr. Jo N rros s, from the Irith Secretary of State's
Office, prefented an account of the number of notes
iffued by the Governor and Company of the Bank of.
Ireland, from January, !So+, to February, 1805, in-
clufive. Ordered to lie on the Table.