Star.
London, England, 1801-10-26 00:00:00

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it, and LICAMICII Wa the Chief of the Stair to
MENOI.7.

It appears evident that the French Government,
as we Rated fome time ago, is about to adopt
vigorous meafures to eftablith the depeniance of
St, Domingo on a fure footing. AdmiralLeroucjc
TREY TLLE and a General of reputation arc inime
diately to be fent out with a number of troops and
a prong naval force to St. Domingo. It is believed
that General ROCHAMBEAV will be employed, ac
he knows the Weft Indies well. Bra r: c R,Coun-
fellor of State, is mentioned as likely to attuld
the expedition as Civil CommiAary, or Negociatur,
on the part of the Government. This armament
will receive every facility from this country ; and
our Weft India Proprietors will confider it as an
additional fecutity to our colonies, if St. Domingo
is placed under the immediateand efficient controul
of the Government at home, intlead of being undei
an independent negro Chief. It is probable, how.
ever, that the authority and influence ofToussa rs r
will be employed by the another country to aid in
preferviag order and a vigorous adminiftration in
the ifland.

Great preparations are making in France to
receive Marquis Co wwaLtis with every mark of
diflinetion. The CHILI, CONSUL has ordered de-
tachments of Light Horfe to be (Etioned along
the road from Calais to Paris to cfcort his Er-
cellency.
Great rejoicings have taken place on the Con.
tinent, in confequence of the Peace Lctween Eug.
land and France. At Conflantinople, the GRAND
SIGRIOIt has diredled very magnificent prefents to
be prepared for our officers ferving in Egypt.—
It will be but a proper tribute of juffice and likt.
ality to remember the privates at the fame time.

Mr. BAsluco, one of his Malefty's Meffenger3,
arrived this morning at Lord HAWICESAWRy's
Office with difpatchcs from the Court of Be::a.
Whether they relate to Hanover or not has not
tranfpired. It would be a curious event to fee a
French army driving the Pru Mans from that
country, to reftore it to its rightful owner
The Hamburgh Mail due yefterday arrived this
morning, and has brought us, from our private
Correfpondents, fome interefting articles of intel-
ligence.
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Among others we learn, that immediately on the
arrival of the news of the Peace at Malmaifon, Bo-
bI•VAITE fent a Courier to the KING of Pitussis
with the intelligence, and to cornmuni zate to him
the conditions. A few hours after the French
Courier arrived at Berlin, another was fent of
from the PrufGan Cabinet to BONA►ARTS with dir.
patches, and one to Peteriburgh. It is aliened
that the KING of PRUSSIA IS not at all fatisfied
with the conditions of the Peace with England. He
expated from BONA►ARTS, that the fate of Haw:.
ver would have been decided in this treaty, and
this has been the objea of all the communication:
between PrulLa and France for there three molds
pal?. Without this he will not content to the cef
lion of the Dutch polfeffions in the Indies, but 1614
proteft againft it in his own name, and that of 0.4
PRINCE Of ORANGE.

The Elation of his Royal Highnefs the Are!v
duke ANTHONY VICTOR, Bifhop of Munfter, to the
Eldlorate of Cologne, on the 7th infant, was an,
nounced to the public at ten o'clock in the writ
ing, by the thunder of cannon, and =flingers
were fent to Vienna and other places. It is ding!.
that the Bithops of Hildetheim and Paderborn
will have a coadjutor for lift, and that the Arch
duke ANTHONY VICTOR will be eleaed to thi
office alfo I It is curious, adds our, correfpondery
to fee all the regular Reps which the Clergy nor
take in Germany, and how they endeavour t
involve the Houfe of Auftria in their own interell
to fappott their political exiflence.
The lands in Italy, belonging to the French Re
public, and known by the name of Stan dtgli Pr
Pi, are ceded to the KING of ETRURIA ; but th
Principality of Piombino will remain to the Frcnc
Republic. On the t3th the feaft of the Unit'
was celebrated thcre.

As the French apprehend new revolts in Naple
the Frenc%ller Citizen AL(VIER has intik.
that the French troops thall take poffelTion of th
fortifications of the town.
The greaten part of %be French troops at Fl.
rence have marched to Leghorn.
Befide the infurreelion, at the head of which th
Rebel AI4MONE placed himfelf, there is anoth
,inder one M arc ut.t.t, in the provinces of Bari al
Leue, who is the terror of that diaria.

From Berne, of the 3oth ult. we learn, the
the French Minifler VERNIONAC has given a hit
to the ordinary fitting, that they mull proceed
little faller in their labours. He has hired
fine Cattle, Muri, out of the town, which belonge
formerly to the family of EILLACH, and has take
away all the arms and enfigns of this family. H
Secretary GAIIDOLPHL is now alfo arrived, at
Citizen KEANE!, Secretary to the former Minn
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REINHAID, has returned to Paris, fo that tl
whole embaffy is new.
Fur the contents of the Hamhurgh Mail, v
refer our Readers to the preceding columns.

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His Excellency has been pleated to appoint
*ALL:aeon Ma-assay, Efq, •to be Under &cre-
w,' in the Civil-Department of the office of the
Chief secretary to the Lord. Lieutenant, in the
Nom of EOVIA,D CQDREr Efq.
The new arrangement of dividing the Revenue
Board took plact. as follows
Escife-1 he aught Hon. Sir H. LANGRISH I
Earl of Dosounal4oltY, Right Hon. R. Atix ES.
LEr, and light Hon. CHARLES HENRY COOTS.
0. VAHDELI Efq. Tows s 11.15,
Efq. M. Low:o4 I La, Efq. and H. C. ow sv,Etq.
At each of there Boards, the Chief Commithon-
v., the Right Hoe. J. Baftesvoan, will prefide.
Mr. Coatis, Chancellor of the Exchequer', has
failed for England, to attend his duty in the Im-
perial Parliament, ashes alto Lord SUDL EY.
His Grace .Dr. Rosser Fowtta, Archbifhop
of Dublin. and Bilhop of Glandelogh, whoa death
at Bath we lately mentioned in this Paper, was in
1778 tratifiated to that See from the Diocefe of
Eillaloe and Kilfenora, to which he had been con-
Iterated in lir.
its Grace, has left one fon, the 'prefent Arch.
deacon of Dublin, and two daughters, the Coun-
tefs of Mayo and Countets of Kilkenny. •
Among the members of the reverend Benct
principally fpoken of as likely to fucceed to the
vacant Arehbilloprick, are the Archbillops of
Ca(hel and Team, and Bilbop of Meath.
Dr. LINDSAY is fpoken of to &ll the See which
will be vacant by promotion to the Archbaoprick.

Yefterday the anniverfary of his MAIIISTT'S Ac-
ceilion to the Throne,being the completion of forty-
one years of his Reign, was celebrated at Wind-
for with all thofe teltimonies of joy, which the
happy occafion could 'afire. The bells at both
churches rang merrily the whole day; the town
guns were repeatedly fired, and the Royal Stan.
Bard ciifplayed on the Round Tower was new, in
honour of the day.
Their •Mai &slits in the morning walked from
the Qiren's Lode to St. George's Chapel.
As the ROYAL FAMILY pallid through the great
court-yard, the toth regiment .of Z.ight -Dra-
goons and the Staffordfhtre Militia were drawn
out, and the band of each played God Jaw the Xing.
A number of fpeetators affembled tIS pay their re-
teas to their Sovereign.
The Rev. Dr. Lakoroah, Canon in Itelidenee
delivered a molt excellent difcourfe from the Pro-
phet Jeremiah, chap. 'six. verfe 7. " And for the
pate 1 the sit, qvbitho I hails ailed you to 'be cartfhl
away Jottion, mil Ire tato the Lord for it, for ix As
pact the
flall ye hays pace:"
After the fermon the Coronation „Anthem was
fang by the Choir belonging to the Chapel.
His Royal. Highnefs dee—Dulie of KaliT vifited
their MAptiTllll and the PIIIICUSIS•
Their Mayasrias and the Palace's's came this
day to Kew, where they will refide till Satur-
day next; on which day they will return to the
Queen's-lodge to dinner, •
Lord NI 1. SO* colae to town yeilerdAy. flax
Lotahhip refides at No. *3. Piccadilly.
This morning Lotd Macao* had an Audience
of Lord St. I/ism+, it the AdmiraltOthich
lifted for an hour.
General Hl:Tennison is eipeeied to be created
a Baton, end the feveral Major Generals under his
command Baronets, for their Cervices in Egypt.
Lord Hama 111111.7111' leftWalmerCiftle ouThurf-
day, having paffed four days with Mr. PITT.
Chefter on Monday was involved in a confider*.
Me degree of riot and confufion, by the difgraceful
and barbarous diverfion of a Mill-bait.

A meeting was on Friday held at the London
Tavern, purfuant to advertifemetit, of the proprie-
tors and other perfons interefted in the French Go-
e vernment Funds" and Securities. A eonfiderable
number of perfons attended, when, after duly con:
G. filleting the fitnation of proprietors in this court-
„, try, with reference to their intereft in the govern-
ment fccurities of France, it was at length a • ed,
" that a memorial fhould be immediately anted
to the Britifh ?knitter, praying him to a opt fucb
't meafures as be might deem expedient for the relief
of Inch of the fubjeas of the Englith government
as were interetledi in the French funds ; and parti-
calmly that the diplomatic lent, to be fent to
Amiens to arrange the Definitive Treaty of Peace
between this country and the French Republic,
:It might be inftruaed to endeavour, in conformity
with the terms of the 12th article of the Preliminary
to Treaty, to procure the introdu4fbon into the Defi•
nitive Treaty of a clanfe calculated to feenre the
'r claims of the Britifh fubjeas to the arrears of their
th annuities now due to them by the French Govern-
lc nient."

In the STAR of Saturday, we gave a detailed ac-
count of the calamity which took p/ace at Kilmar-
nock on Sunday fennight, from an erroneous
alorni that the roof of one of the churches there
xrac tumbling in. The following are the names of
the perfons who unfortunately 101 l their lives on
that melancholy accafion :