Star.
London, England, 1806-02-04 00:00:00

BREMEN, JANUARY !7.

Snme days ago nothing was talked of but an im-
mediate embarkation of the Britifh troops, in conk-
quence of the arrival of fume tranfports from Eng-
land ;—but it would appear at prefent that the
arnty will not quit the Continent fo loon as Cl.
peeled, as the divilion of the german empire, which
Bonaparte has Ichemed nut, certainly does not pleafe
the King of Pruffia ; and it is the unanimous opinion
bete, that he will ni.t permit the Englifh army to be
re•fhipped before an arrangement be made agreeable
to his willies.

No alteration in the pnation of the Britifh army.
They are all quite alive here, but provifions of every
defcription very dear, and alio fcarce. The peafantry
in the country, and the trades people in town, are
getting rich as fait as potable. The Guardi., and
alto the regiments of the line, parade twice a day,
and fo remarkably clean, and friendly is their condo&
to the inhabitants, that you would be attouithed to
fce how refpe&fully they are treated.
P. S. Since writing the above, I have been favour-
ed with the following remark,, from good authority.
The moiled Ufurper infills upon Profile giving up
Silefia to the Houle of Aullria, as an indemnification
the Tit,,l, and to take Hanover in lieu of it ;
alio the port of Lmhden, and the whole of Etit
Frictiand, to the Dutch ; for which he pr poles, in
return, force part of Holland continuous to Prniti.t.—
Thete, and lever.tl other changes ot an iniettor na-
ture, he iwitts upon as a ji,:c pa non of his friendthip.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, FEBIItUARY 4.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONP 0 CI OCR t
Con Cola 6‘ --for account 6 t it—itatucc4

The refult of the audience with which the KING
yefterday honoured Lord GeINTILLS was fuch as the
nation was prepared to expea from the paternal foli-
citude of his MAJI3TY for the welfare of his people.
The plan, which had been fubmi tied to his Galion,
for forming an Adminiftration adequate to the exi-
gencies of the prefent crifis, received bis MAJESTY'S
moll gracious acquiefcence.
That there might be no mifunderflanding on the
very delicate topic which made the iubjett of the
hefitation the day before, his MAJErry, we under-
(land, delivered his fentiments in writing ; which
paper Lord Gate mut, on withdrawing from the
prfence, fubmitted to his fi ieads. His Lordthip loon
After returned again to the Queen's Houfe with their
unanimous voice, and the arrangements received his
MAJESTT's fandion. This was about four o'clock in
the afternoon ; and immediately after it was publicly
announced that the new arrangement was definitively
fettled.
It has undergone littlechange fince the lift was fet-
tled, which was laid before our Readers on Saturday,
excepting only in the appointment of Earl Moats,
who was intended to fill the high fituation of Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland. His Lordlhip, who was not
in town when that arrangement was made, on his
arti,al declined that fituation, and has been named
to the Mailer Generallhip of the Ordnance. Some
minor fituations having alfo been filled up Glue we
laid the arrangement before our Readers, we now
fubjoin a lift of the whole.
THE CABINET.
Mr. ERSKINE, Lord Chancellor.
Lord GRENVILLF, Fbft Lord of the Treafory.
Lord HENRY PETTY, Cluusuflor of the Exchequer.
Mr. FOX, Secretary of State for the r ordin Department.
Earl SPENCER, Ditto for the Home Department.

Mr. WINDHAM, Secretary of State for the Colonial aad
War Department.
Mr. GREY, Hilt I.ard of the Admiralty.
EaII MOIRA, Mailer General of the Ordnance, with the cam-

hand of the whole bittern Croft from the Thames to the Humber.
Earl FITZWILLIAI4. Prefident of the Council

Lord SIDMOUTH, Friv Seal.
Lord ELLENDOROUGIL a Voice, without OfSee.
OTHER APPOINTMEN rs.
The Duke of YORK, to continue Commander In Chief, with
a Connell of War.

Mr. SHERIDAN, to be Treafura of the Navy.
Calera FITZPATRICK, Secretary at War,
teed MINTO, Bead of Ceraroul.

Earl TIMPLI, and Mr. H. ADDINGTON, Joint Fame.
ter of lb. Forces.

Lord ST. JOHN, and Lord C. SPENCER, pat Poßrraller

General.
The Earl of DERBY, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lam:after.
The Doke of BEDFORD, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Mr. ELLIOT, Secretary to the Lad Lieutenint.
Mr. p.poNsoruir, Lord Chancellor of Ireland.
(r. GRATTAN, Chancellor of the Exchequer of Ireland.
Mr. ADAM, Chancellor to the Prime of Wales.
Mr. PIGOTT, Attorney General
Mr. ROMILLY, Solicitor General.
Mr. VANS ITTART, the fecood doubtfal, Joint Secretaries of
the Treafury.
Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON, me of the Lords of the
Treafury.
Mr. BOND, Judge Advocate.
Dr. LAURENCE, King's Advocate.
Sir FRANCIS VINCENT, Under Sec. of State to Mr. Fox.
Mr. CREEVEY, one of the Lords of the Admiralty.
The Era clews Name' are Members of the Cabinet
The King's Houfehold remains unaltered.
A few fituations Rill remain to be filled. Thefe we
hope to be able to lay before our Readers to-morrow.
The fits public Rep this followed the fettlement
of this important bufinefs, was notice of a motion lull
night in the Houfe of Commons by Mr. Fox, for
leave to bring in a bill to enable Lord Gasavi st. to
hold his prefent Office of Auditor of his Majefty's
Exchequer, together with the fuperior fitnation of
Fira Lord of the Treafury.
The LORD CHANCILLOIL and Lord HAWKESE URT
waited on the KING lafl night, and made the necef
fary arrangements with his MAJ [STY for their formal
refignation and alit of their colleagues, which took
place this day.
Lord GRINVILLI will kits hands to-monow, on
his appointment, as will aho Come ethers of the new
Ministers.