Star.
London, England, 1805-07-05 00:00:00

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We are happy to hate that, by Telegraph fignal,
accounts have been received at the Admiralty, that
la Dtsritte frigate, with the fleet under convoy from
Jamaica, pared Portfoonth this morning at ten
o'clock.

This mornin7 difpatches were received at the Ad-
miralty frcm Jamaica, dated 14111 May, containing
lttnonts of the capture of feveral Spanilll fhips.—
Difpatches were likewife received from our fquadron
Ferrol, dated the t6th ult. The enemy's force
in that quarter appears ready for fea, and waiting
for an opportunity to flip nut.

The reported capture of Trinidad by the combined
Rut, which we yelterday mentioned on authority of
the French and Dutch papers, is mentioned in feveral
private letters from Holland, which fay, that ad-
vices have been brought from St. Andero, Bayonne,
and Bourdeanx, which agree in Rating the arrival at
Vigo, of a French advice boat, with difpatches from
the combined fquadron, containing intelligence of
t:,e event.

Nr;twithflanding there concurrent accounts, the
.;,•nre of Trinidad is far from obtaining general be=
.f. Had this event taken place at the time Rated.
. 2 a (1,9 s after the combined fleet left Cadiz, it is

fcareely poffible if fhould not have beak know* at
Barbadoes wl.en the MERCURY failed...-The French
and Spann fquadrons left Cadiz on the loth of April,
to which, if we add 22 days, this will bring us down
to the ad of May. From Trinidad to Barbadoes is
not above three days fail at the moll, which would
bring the intelligence there by the grh of May. The
Msacuity did not leave that Wand before the 26th.

But though improbable, it is not impoffible that
ifland may have been captured; for two or three of
the enemy's (hips may have been fent or left on that
fervice, while tVe others proceeded on another
Belli-
nation ; and though it is not likely the enemy could
prevent the news from being known at the other
illands in a few days, it is not impoilible they might
prevent it. Our Readers will recoiled, that from
the firti intelligence we cbferved the abfence of three
(hips of the line, which we raid had probably been
fent againit Trinidad.

Attempts have been made to circulate an opinion
in the City, that Lord Nexsoe may not have pro.
ceeded for the Weft Indies. Indeed, a report Wa/ in.
duflrioufly circulated lag night that bis Lordfhip had
returned to Europe. We can pofitively Rate, that
Lord lkitt.sow, when he failed, meant to proceed for
the Weil Indies with all fail. Several letters from
Commanders under him, dated the day before he
quitted Lagos Bay, defired their relations to achirefs
their next letters to them at Jamaica. And accounts
have been received from his Lnrdfhip on his voy-
age, Rating expreilly that he expeEted to find the
fleet of which he was in purfuit in the Weft Indies
before him.

Yefterday, in the Houle of Commons, Mr. With--
Besot) brought up the Report of the Committee ap-
pointed to prepare the Articles of Impeachment
2gainft Lr-rd Vircount M Lyn. Le, which was ordered
to be ptirited and taken into confideration on Mon-
day. Froth his Ratement it appears, that the Com-
mittee have prepared eight fpecific articles or counts
upon the following eight fpecific charges : t ft, to,oool.
admitted by Lord Vifcount MeLviLLE to be in his
hands at the time when Mr. Teorrse came into
office ; 2dly, to,oool. for which his Lordfhip refufed
to account—(This is the firm, the applicat;,,n of
which his Lotd(up had declared in that Houfe he
never could reveal)—idly, 22,0001. advanced to
him without littera ; 4th, 22,0001. for which in.
tacit was paid; sth, to to; 20,0001. advanced to
him out of the mixed fund. The retraining three
articles, we underfland, charge a violation of the
law in the mode of drawing the Naval money frorn
the Bank ; a connivance at the milkondat of Mr.
Teovrea, in appropriating it to his private ufe, and
a participation in the profits.
In the difcuffion which took place on the Indem-
nity Bill, Sir WM. ELTOILD fuggefted that Mr. Tam--
indemnification fhould be full and complete,
ani in this he was fupported by the Cmorscsxxoe of
the Excusqyaa, and fome other Members. This is
a matter, we may be allowed to fay, of more than
cominon iMportance ; and, as the further a-cuff-ton
of the claufe !lands over to this day, we doubt not
bot that it will have an adequate Glare of confidera-
tion.

It is reported that Lord SIDNOUTN is no longer
Prefident of the Council, having yellerday given in
his refignation in perfod to His Mei srry, at the
Qs_teen's Houle. We thou's] not be furprized if this
report lhould prove to have as little foundation as
many former ones of the Came nature, to which cur-
rency was given by clttain individuals, who anxioully
with for fuch an event.

A fimilar report was circulated a few days agn re-
fpeEling Mr. Forrat, Chancellor of the Exchequer
for Leland. Indeed, fume affirm that that Office is
now vacant ; that the rllioration of Mr. Coital' is
fpoken of, but that Mr. PITT is endeavouring to pro-
mote a reconciliation between Mr. Form and the
Noble Lord to whom it is fuppofed his politics were
obnoxious; and that Mr. CROCIR is about to fet out
for Dublin to convey the ultimatum of each to the
other.

• Yefterday, about twelvc o'clock, his Weft,. ar-
rived at the Queen's Houle from Windfor. His
Majefty was handed out of his carriage by the Dukes
of GLoucarrsa and Kum The Princefs of WALES,
who had arrived a fhort time previous, had an inter-
view with his Majefty. In a fhort time after, Mr.
Pours, the Oculift, Dr. Hrstaota, and Mr. Dug-
DAS. of Richmond, vifited his Majefly, and had a
confultation upon the Bate of his eyes ; and we un.
derftand their report to be they were better. We
have the pleafure to fay his Majefty enjoys moft ex-
cellent health.

A fhort time before three o'clock his Majelly held
a Privy Council, tvhich was attended by the Lord
CHANCFLLOR, the Archbiihnp Of C•NTIREURY2_ the
Duke of MONTROSE. Marquis of If sarroatt ; Earls
WINCHELSRA, CAMDEN, CHATHAM, WESTMORLAND;
Vifcounts SIDEIOUTH and CASTLEREAGH • Lords
HAWKESBURY and HARROWRY, Sir CHAS. MORGAN,
and Mr. PITT. Sir'S. COTTERELL and Mr. Fatma•
/ERR, attended the Council as Clerks. After the
Council, his Malay gave audience to Mr. Pirr, Earls
CHATHAMand CAMDEN, and Vircount CASTLIttIIAGH.
At five o'clock his Majefty fet off for Windfor.
His Royal Highnefs the Panics of Watts has been
pleated to appoint the Rev. JOHN BARWIS. M. A.
Reaor of Niton in the Ilk of Wight, one of his Royal
Highnefs's Chaplains.
Mr. Taotrsa and Air. Wit.som have been exa-
mined before the Committee of Impeachment, upon
the fubjeft of the charges about to be exhibited againa
Lord bdrioraLLs.