Star.
London, England, 1806-03-17 00:00:00

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firartge winter,
the trees begin to (boot, and all at once comes a bar.
vicance, which has continued two days with incredi-
ble fury, and terminated in a terrible thunder firm,
accompanied with a fall of fnow fo prodigious, that
it teemed to threaten to bury ns. When one fees all
thefe things, one cannot hardly believe that one Rill
inhabits the fame globe."

we had already fpriag weather,

EXTRACT OF • TIOM BAMBERG, FIE. :6.

" I have been on bufinefs to Bayreuth, where a
change of Government being daily expeaed, every
one is eager to regulate his affairs, before the Bava.
rians take poffefGon of the country, which will pro.
bably be its fate—the French hlving already occu•
pied Anfpach for the Lisa of BAVARIA. They have
2300 men at Furth, and a piquet of 16 men at Gof-
tenhoff, by Nuremberg. Erlangen, and Bayendorff,
belong properly to Bayreuth, and will therefore (hare
the fate of the reit of the country. It is Paid the.
Lino of PRUSSIA will obtain in return a great part
of Lower Saxony, particularly Hanover, and Lauen-
burg, with the title of sEmperor of the North.—
People may fay what they will, but in my opinion.
the Court of Pruffia has aged a very bad part in this
grins. It made itfclf the fertile inftrument of the
policy: of France, to ruin the Honk of Aufkria,
and.has by that means prepared for itfelf the yoke,
which they, the French, will in future impofe on it ;
nay, which they have already impofed on it. Fat-
twee the Gasar would have aged very differently,
and have done every thing not to reduce himfelf to
the meaty of cubmitting implicitly to the will of
France in order to catch Come little corner of territory.
But let us leave politics and politicians; the end will
undoubtedly crown the maflerprece of their fublime
wifdom—in the mean time we private people are
always the viBims. All our Governments are good
for nothing. That of France alone is fall of activity
and energy, and all fo well combined ! PIT? was
a great man, but he was not enough acquainted with
the Cabinet of Vienna, and with the Aultrian Gene-
rale. In a word. Europe is in a very bad filtration.
France is en the point of giving laws to the world.
—I confefe that this is in a great degree the fault-of
Pruffia ; but the Englifk on their fide have alfo com-
mitted blunders that will not be eaGly repaired. PITT
fhould have atchieved impofabilities to engage the
King of Proffia and his Miniftry, to declare againft
France. ' When Naroxson puffed the Inn, the RUC-
Bans &odd have occupied Bamberg,Wurtzburgand
the Upper Palatinate, and the defeat of the French
was inevitable."
By the packet which brought the Mail, Govern.
mint received difpatches from Viehna, Berlin, and
Feterfburgh. Their contents have not uanrpired.
The FaLcos (loop of war arrived in Yarmouth
Roads on Friday evening from the Continent, having
on board Lord H•a antoroa and his fon with their

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retinue. His Lord!hip and toile immediately pro-
ceeded,to L ondon.
The Fat.cos alfo bronght over feveral Hanoverian
officers and recruits, with whom (be is to proceed to
the Downs, there to remain till further orders.
•
The Prince of Wales packet, with a fecond mail
from Lilbon, is arrived at Falmouth. The letters
will be delivered to-morrow.
• The Lord Hobart packet, arrived at FalitOtzth,
(poke on the 6th intl. in lat. 48. 5. long. 14. Ids Ma-
jefty's Chip Davao, with about 150 fail of velrels under
her convoy, from Cork, bound to the Welt Indies.
On the it& loft. in lat. 49. aB. long. 8. 30. (fuppofed
to be the ostward-bound Eali India fleet.)
Yelerday tnorning bis Maysyrr, Princeffes Au.
guava, SOMA, and ASIILIA, went to St. George's
Chapel, and heard a Sermon by Dr. Hat.Laie, from
the ,4th chapter of Corinthians, and 15th vale.
Yeßerday a Cabinet Council was held at the Fo.,
reign Office, which was fully attended.
Difpatchies were tent on Saturday night to Portf-
rociathoo be forwarded by the Oc tan, of 98 guns,
Captain Psoaa, to Lord CoLLINOWOOD.
The Rudian Ambaffador had a conference with,
Mr: Foz on Thurfday, from twelve o'clock till pall
one.
The Duke of PoarLano is dangeroufly indifpofedj
On Saturday the Loan CHANCILLOR held his firfl'
Levee (ince his appointment to that elevated dignity,
at his houfe in Lincoln's lon Fields. The following
Public Officers, Noblemen and Gentlemen paid their
ref Rs to his Lordfhip :
The Chancellor of the Exchequer.
His Excellency the Duke of Bedford. .
The Marquis of Thomond.
The Chief )uftiee of the Ring's Bench.
Riihops—Bath and Wells, and winebetter.
The Mailer of the Rolls.
The Attorney General.
The Recorder of London.
Aldermen—Cumbe and Hunter.
Thc Common Sedum
Parlor.—Nclfon, Albemarle, Derby, Stair, Upper 01Tory, Monet
Ed gecumbe, Moira, BuckinghamOure, Grofvenor, Digb Lauda-
dale. and RoMyn.
ViliountsWentwarth, Curzon, Carleton, Cranky, Binary,
and Hood. •
Lords—De Dunitanrille. Sondes. Wodchonfe, Walfingham,
Offuliton,Grantley. Boßcn, Wm. Ruirell, Baring, Donau, Ar-
den, George Cavendiib, and Auckland.
Generab—Bcrtie and Arabin.
Colonels—Wood, Franziand, and Sheldon.

Sr W. W. Wynne.
Serjeanta...-Bayley, Shepherd, Runningtnn, Outlaw, Belk
Melrra•--S. C. Cox, F. P. Stratford. W. Cowper Geddie, E.
Morris, Wilhcrlorce, Montague' G. Wynne. Greenhill, Wynne,
Martin. Apr, liarrifon, Harrifenput. G. Berkeley, Syntonda,
Bruce, Sullivan, Creevcy, R. Seymour, H. Addingtm, Steck, C.
Vaufutart. Vaufittart, Pcpya, Grad, Dallas. Scott, H. Giles,
Tkrhey, Thornton, Darrow, Nola!), Hargrave, Cavendifh, J. C.
Jervoile, Harrifon, Adam. Hilliard, Bent, Mlle°, IL Mg, C.
plunk,. L. Hondas, C. Moore, Carry, Cot. Cakraft. ilamraoad,
Mammy, Langham, Lamb. T, Hrxicrfoo, Dattnalt, Eftcart,
Calvirt,Paccra/oitykr.