Star.
London, England, 1806-05-22 00:00:00

I,ONDON.

THURSDAY, MAY ts.
PRIM! OF STOCKS 1141 S DAY AT ON O'CLOCK:
cuaws, for money, 641--for May 60:—Oainiam s{.

The difeuflions lel night in the Houfe of Com•
mons are highly interefiing to the nation at large.--.
The CHANCILLOI of the Baca soya it, in introducing
his pramiled motion refpetlling the Public Accounts
in the Weft Indies, entered rather unexpatedly into
a long and a very important detail of the meafures in
contemplation for the better management of the Pub-
lic Accounts in general. From his Lordfhip's flate-
meut it appeared, that very little had been done to-
wards examining the Public Accounts fince the Ame-
rican war. The amount of the accounts now uncut
mined was Four Hundred and Fifty•fire Millions—a
fum equal to the amount of the Natitmal Debt ! In-
!lead of five CommiiTioners, tcrl are about to be ap
pointed. There Commillioners are to be divided tnto
three diffine Boards, with the power, however, of
communicating with each other. One of rhefe Boards
is to take up the accounts now under examination—
the fecond Board to examine the long arrears of the
Navy—and the third is to be intrufled with the re-
maining.accounts, commencing from December lafi.
The ten Commiffione-s, after the prefent prellbre of
haulers has fubfided, are to be reduced to fix, and
the three Boards converted into one.

A difcuffion of confiderabla intereft to-,k place on
the fubjed of the Army Ellimates. The principle
of the plan for the improvement of our military
fyflem, as it was originally fubmitted to the Houle
by the Sectetary for the War Department, is not to be
abandoned. Thole parts of the plan which relate to
limited fervice and the organization of the levy en.
MIR, are, we believe, to be ft ridly adhered to ; the
regulations for the Volunteer force are likely to re.
ceive force modification. The annual Mutiny Bill,
in which it is intended to include the firft part of
the plan, were brought in and read a firft time
to day. The fecund reading will take place to-mor-
row, and on Friday fennight the bill will be con-
fidered in the Committee, when the whole of thefe
important alterations in the military fyftem of the
country will be debated.

The Hamburgh Mail, which fell due yeßerday
motning, arrivcd laft night, and has brought intelli-
gence of molt important nature. The Reps adopted
by this country have occarioned a
CHANGE IN THE CABINET OF BERLIN.
Count Hanowurz, who has been the fatal advifer
of thofe mesfOres which have produced, and threat-
cried Rill greater mifchief to his country, has retired
from an r ffice which he had neither the talents nor
integrity neceffary to render efficient for the public
good, and has left Count KELL LI. in the fuki admini-
Oration of affairs. The citcumftances which produced
this event, are Rated to have proceeded from the
King's reqnell to the latter Minilter, to fuggeß the
means molt likely to bring about a reconciliation be.
tweet, the Courts of Berlin and London. The fira
Rep taken has been to tranfmit alders to the Pt uffian
ports in the Balti-, nit to cloilruel the entrance or de
parture of any &kith (hips, bur, on the contrary, to
treat them in a friendly manner. Other meaftite►
were in contemplation to forward the renewal of a
good understanding between the two Courts.
Will Praflia Rill maintain that it occupies Hanover
as a rightful poffeflion ? Will NAPOLION fuffcr Faa-
DBILICIL WILLIAM to open his ports to Britilh com-
merce ? Thefe are queßions which a little time will
folve.

It is poffible this change may lead to the fending
over fome diplomatic agent to this country to endca-
•our to open fome negotiation for accommodating
the differences between the two countries; but in the
prefent Rate of Europe, the public fhould not be 'Jab y
to encourage a hope, in which they may be difap•
pointed.

Another important piece of intelligence is Rated
in letters from Vienna of the 6th infi. According to
thcfe, " the differences relative to the mouths of the
Cattaro have been amicably accommodated. The
reprefcntations made at St. Peterfborgh have pro-
duced the effeEts wi(hed for by Aufiria, and the
Ruffian troops are making difpolitions to evacuate
the Cattaro." We know not what degree of credit
is due to this ftatement.

It is reported, that fuch is the good undeManding
between France and Aufiria, that an offenfire and
defenfive alliance is about to be concluded, and
AutLria is bound adivsly to defend all Bonataays's
late changes. This may be doubted.
The Barone. timers., Lady of Mr. &sacs'
lately welled at Klan kr order of Nato•

LIMO is to be removed to Valenciennes. All the
reprefentations made at Milan and elfetwhere, hays

produced no modification in this arrelL
Letters from Rome nette, that two French (hips
have been taken by the Engin!), off Gaeta.

New York papers have arrived to the aoth of hit
month. The folloving are the moil material arti.
Iles in contained them:

" WASH:MOTOR, APRIL tl.—The Senate yeller•
day ordered the Bill prohibiting the importation of
certain goods, wares, and merchandise, from Great
Britain, to a third reading.—Ayes 20—Noes 9
The only material alteration, we underaand, made
in this Bill, as it went from the Houk of Reprefen-
, tatives, is to admit the importation of black bottles."
New You', Arm 16.—1 t would feem that
Congrefs have got into fuch a hobble, that they an
find no way of getting out of it, but by getting out
of the city. They have therefore refolved to adjourn,
after having voted away two millions of dollars a
tribute to France. This is the amount of all that has
been done to maintain the independence, and vindi-
cate the honour of our jnfulted country."—Lftrited
State: Gator,
MIIANWE expedition is defined spina the
Carucci."

" It is reported (lays a New York paper of the
Isth April) that Mr. Jona RANDOLPH Lately waited
upon Prefident Jarrsasou, and inquired very parti.
cularly refpeeting the expeaed return of Mr. Mor-
ena, our Ambaffador to Great Britain. Upon which
Mr. isrviasou afked Mr. Rennotrm-0 Why that
circumnance interefled him fo much 1' Mr. R. an-
fwered, that he wifhed Mr. MUNIOI to be held up
for the Prefidency at the next eleaion. The Prefident
replied, that he had fuppofed the Virginians wonld
rapport Mr. MADISON for that Office. Mr. RAI.
DOLPH h;9.ily rejoined—, I know not how that may
be, but for my part I w4nt no Snore of your phi/ofo.
,4brr PrOdenh I"
The Non Importatirn Bill againft Great Britain if
treated with as much contempt and ridicule in Ame-
rica as on this file of the water ; becaufe no doubt
feems to he entertained, that the authors of it sill
have the mortification of repealing the_Aa long be-
fore the period fixed for carrying it into effea.

Yeflerday, about twelve o'clock, His MAimry ar-
rived at the Qyeit's Palace, from Windfor. In a
(hors time after his MAIIISTY held a private Levee.
The following had he honour of being prefented
to His MA/SITY
Major Oufeley. Aid• du Camillo his Serene Highnefs the Na-
bob of Oude, no his return from India. by Lord Minto.
The Rev. Dr. Remelt, pa his being appointed Dean of Win-
chetter, by Earl Spencer.
General Culler. on his lute appoantment.
Charles Montague Ormfby, i fq. M.P. for the town of Carlow,
in Ireland, on his being appointed Chief Juftice of tue Prince of
Wales's Maud in India, ea which occatlon he received the honour
of Knlghthc qd.
After the Levee his MAJMY held a Privy COW).
cil, at the breaking up of which his MAIESTY gave
audience to Mr. BOND, who laid before his Mayen.:
the proceedings of feveral Court Martial,.
At tour o'clock his MAJesyr fet off for Windfor.

Yellerday Lord Mit.yrowa attended at Bow-(treat
Qsice, to give bail in mool. and two fureties in
toool. each, for challenging Sir W. Sri'Limo iff
fight a ducl, on the 16th of April.

FALMOUTH. MAY 19—Sailed the Humber armed (hip with a
copses), for :Le Downs. Arrived the American brig Calypfo, Vic-
kery. from "reneriffe for London with wine, cotton, &e. ; Bre-
men thip Pandora, Captain Romberg, from the Havannah for
Bremen, with fugar, coffee &c. detained by the Speculation priva-
teer of Guernfcy ; and the Daniffi brig Hiffnung, Captain Cpr•
fans, from Malaga for Ham:arsh, with wine and fruit, detained
by the Minerva privateer of London. Wind eagerly.
PLYMOUTH. MAY 10.—Come in the Friendibip, PAICALL,
from Baltimore, detained by the 'lnpaze frigate; Orozumbo,
GA •UN Ri from Baltimore, detained by the Young Rollins prt-
vateer,of London ; Berms Handal!, MOLLIAN K. from Leghorn,
detained by the None& frigate; Hercules, Dooswoarti, (rein
London; the Belloua cartel, from the Cape of Good Hope; and
the American duo Frtendfkip, Capt. PASCAL, from Baltimore,
bound to Holland, laden with rum and lime, detained by till
Topaze, of ;8 guns.—Satled the Hesrty gun br;g, with twenty-
four fail ta' veffile, under convoy fee the Mediterranean ; the Becky
(American), for Rotterdam; and the Dania' fhlp Fortuna, for
Copenh,gen.
PORTSMOUTH, MAT at ---,Sailed the Indignant, Meteor, and
Verovitis bombs, on a cruiza. The Jamaica frigate, with a convoy
for the Mediterranean, is expeeted to fail tomorrow morning
The Mercury, Capt. Pater, is ordered to (all immediately with-
out waiting tot the (hips for Newfounuland. The Belle Poole,
and Marengo came into harbour yelterday.—Wind N. E.
DIAL, Mar al.—Sailed the Veltal frigate, on a era*: and
the Gannet dorm of war, for Sheernefs; (ailed alfo throu;b the
Downs the Ellis, FITXOPRALD, fur New Providence; Cabinet,
Woonwa Ito, for America ; and the Griffin, Bona, for Newfound:
land. Lag night about nine &el, ek, the American floop Lilly, of
and for Baltiniore, Cox matter, from Hambro' in ballad, rail on
(tore on the Kentlib Knock and bilged ; a boat with four men
broke adrift from the veffel, and came on More at this place, lett
on the wreck the maitre, mat-, two pad:rums, and three Icemen,
all of whom it Is feared are lid—Wind N.B.
ass, MAY at.—The Sonata floop of war has just made
the fignal for the Belie convoy to get under weigh, but as the
wind Is Ealterly, they will not make much progref. to-night The
Dauntkfs, Captain Coot, was pail to day, and will fall for the •
Dawes in a few days The Venfc.di sad George, Denial veffels,
failed this day from Standgete Crt els, for the River. The Venus
. . . . . .

fi igate Is taken into dock to he rrpaired. Tbc convoy dgnaifOi
Tonningen 1 flying on board the Wlochelfca at the Nore.
Doves, MAT so.-Sailed this afternoon the brig Whilhelmina,
Captain Hallirr, of And from Hainburgh, with linen, brandy.Sce.
hound to St. Thotutw's, having been rcleafed from the embargo •••
Pafird by this day the (hip Jute, Captain Cully, of and from Nor-
folk with tobacco, bound to Antwerp. Arrived in the Roads his
Majcßy's gull brig It ifiemm bum 1 Cl'lliZe.

MARRIED.
James Caulfield, Efq. to the Hon. Harriet Crofton, daughter
of the Right Hun. Lady Crofton.

DIED.

Tuefday evening, after a liven nit nines, Lord Mouton, at his
houtc in Seymour-place. Ills Lordlhlp was lu the 53d year of his
age. Mauled to the Honourable Mifi Capel, angina delis Earl
or Eget, he has left URN John George, wio Locoed. to the title,
and two dsiught.-rs.
At Clonme.l on the tlth inft Mrs. Margaret Coombe wife
cf Robert Coombs. 11q. Surgeon, 66th Regiment.
At Jedburgh, on the asth ult. the Rev. Mr. Jobs Robertfon.
Wafter of the Affociatc Conlin-50km there.
t tit, on the tails November lad, Mr. Archibald Ratan's
kvond km of Robert Ramliy,llls. writer in Duroftlea

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