Star.
London, England, 1805-05-27 00:00:00

DUNDALK, mdir so.

This morlitng a troop of the Third (or Prince of
Wales's) Dragoon Guards, marched from thtfe
Bsrracks for Dublin, where the whole of the Regi.
ment is to affemble in the conrfe of the week. We
fincerely regret their abfence from this quarter, where
they have been upwards of ten months, during which
time the condua of the Corps has been molt exem-
plary. The Band of this corps, though not the
largeft, is the moll pleating ever heard in this garri-
fon ; we fincerely with that this excellent corps may
give his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and the
Commander of the Forces the fame fatisfaßion that
it has done in its !aft quarters to every ",Ahabitint of
the F'ac.:.

Difpatches were yellerday received at Lord qtr.!,
GRATE'S office from the Courts of St. Petereburgh and
Vienna, the contents of which are laid to be of con•
fderable importance. • ••
The following is the IA of the Committee appoint-
ef on (he motion of Serieant BEST, relative to the
Eleventh Report of the Naval Commiffioners :
Mr Serjea.it Heft Mr. Batburft, Mr. joddrell, Lord Henry
Petty. Mr. Hobboufe, Mr. J. Campbell, Lord Cleubervie, Mr.
Bart.e, Mr. C W7nnc. Lord Miming, Mr. Holt Ltl,ol, Mr. Haw-
tborne,ZSi r. Denis Armvue, Mr. R. litexle, Mr. Giles, Mr. Orndby,
Mr. Peron, Mr. Kingitun, Sir Robert Vauglizo, Mr. Canning,
arz Mr. M P. Andrews.
In the courfe nf LA week Mr. Juflice Jonsson fent
his patent, constituting him a poilne Judge in tfie
Court of Common Pleas, Ireland, to the Earl of
HA LOW CX E, tendering his refignation, and *pelt-
ing, at the fame time, his Lordlitiei recommends.
ti. .n of him to his Majsrrii upon the ground of his
bad health, and a large unprovideal family. We un-
derhand that Mr. Italics instincts was induced to
take this Rep. by the advice of the Lords Chief Jul-
tires Dowses and MORIIIIRT: The Earl of HARD.
wicsa returned tbe patent, &Coifing, that, under
the .prekat eireumilances, he could not accept his
Lordfhip!krefign4tion...
A letter from an. officer of the 96th regiment at
Barbadoes, dated March zB, Rates, that on account
of the alarm oceafioned by the French fquadron,
the 9oth regittient had not been allowed to fail for St.
Vincent's, but, remains . the ward-ports in Carlifle
Bay; they have fuffered from the confinement—one
officer died, and five were very ill, betides a number
of men. The 15th and 96th were more healthy
on (bore at St. Ann's barracks. The 64th, who had
teen in the Bland for fame time, w 4; very unhealthy.
Sir JOHN WARDLAW and fevera! other officers Were
coming home fink.
Our accountt from Grenada, after mentioning the
Ivaille that It id been occafioned by the news of the
French fort .!ron, Itates, that thc Catr:fon there is ,
vet y healthy.
We have received litters from St. Vincent, but
being of the date of March 20, their contents have
been antis.ioated. After giving an account of the
proceedings of the enemy's fquadron at Dominica,
St. Kitt's, Neviii, and Montferrat, the writer of one
of the let ter. adds : "We have receivc4 information
of the while fitiadron having again returned to Fort
Roy al B iy, Martinique, on die 16th of this month,
with their plunder, And i number of valuable flips
from the .1. uve Wands. We :Lie in a .noble Rate of
defence is this 'nand, where we have been all on the
alert. Should the enemy pay us a vifit you may rea
alfured that my next letter fludl give you a good ae•
count of them. Our new Governor, Major-General
BECirwrwrn, lately arrived at Barbadoes from Eng-
land, where I underfiand he will remain, as alto three
regiment,. lately arrived, until arrangements ten-
dered neceffary by the appearance of the French in
thete leas, be completed."
Government have received intelligence from Ad-
miral Coc H ILAN s, fo late as the pythApril, at which
time he was off Antigua. The French fleet, three
days before, was Teen becalmed off Nevis.
Admiral CocHaems anchored in Port praya Bay,
St. Jaw), the retch May; ih the evening the Spatt-
TILTr ran on there, but was got of with the lots of
her rudder arid tome damage in icr buttons. The
Admiral, after creating facilities for her reprnirs, pro-
ceeded to the Well Indies, leaving the Crete E tO affitt
the SPARTIATII, which leached glarbadocs on the lth
of April, and remained there on the iith, a veffel
having been fent to Antigua to get gudgeons, kc.
for her repair.
Admiral Coc H RARE left Barbadoes on the morning
of the 6th of April, taking with him the Cry:nava,
under an opin ion, reful ting from repeated information,
that the French fleet had proceeded to St. Domingo.
Mr. MORANDI, Meffenger to the Hon. ARTHUR
Minilter Plenipotentiary to thc Court of Vi.

eons, arrived yelterday morning at Lord Mu c-
GILAVE'S Office with difpatches.
Saturday,foun after three o'clock,a Cabinet Coun-
cil was held at Lord MULORAVR'S Office, which was
attended by Earls CHATHAM and WESTMORELAND,
Mr. PITT, Bcc.
Letters from Berlin, of the r cth infant, Rate, that
in confequence of the Kinz ut Swk n.r.: having fent
back the Order of the Prollinn Eagle, the King of
PRUSSIA was fo offended that he immediately gave
orders to Count HARDENRER G to fend letters of recal
SO the Pruffian Minifler at Stockholm.
One of the cordons of BONAPARTE'S Legion oU
Honour, recently tranfmitted to the Court of Berlin
was intended for Field Martha! Mosu.swooav, but
was peremptorily reje3ed by that veteran warrior.'
The following letter has been circulated on the Cots;
tinent, as an accurate copy of the terms in which the ,
Field Martha) repulfed that infamous attempt to afro- I
date him with the (laves, rebels, and regicides, by
whom the Ufur per is furrounded :
" Sise—The rank I occupy, and the royal orders with which
have been decorated by your Majelty's grand uncle and father
of glorious memory, evince, that my fenrices as an dicer, and
fidelity as a 'ubjed, were approved by thole Sovereigns. Since
your Majeily's reign I have done nothing to forfeit fuck an ho-
nourable opinion. What could therefore have induced the perfon
, at the head of the French Government to intuit me with his offer
of having my name regiftercd among the guilty ones of French re-
bels and regicides who fupportedchat Foreigner's uftuliation—olt
members of his pretended Legion of Honour t My coofcience,
Sire, is clear; honour, byalty, and duty command me, therefore,
to repulfe with indignation loch an outrage—fuels an attempt to
di -race the gee.; hairs of .c of. Sire. your Majelly's molt faith.
(Signed)
MOELLENDORF, Field

6. Berlin, April aB, 2805."
The Gazette of Saturday contains the mention of
a otill2tizos of parhuritip between ADAM and Eva!