Star.
London, England, 1806-01-04 00:00:00

LETTER

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FROM ON BOARD Nil MAJOSTri gulp JAM; 3.
" Our Minifter at Hamburgh teems to be very
anxoos refpetling our troops at Hanover, es it is
generally believed on the Continent, that BOVA AAAAA
will attack them as Coon as poffible.
A number of tranfports arrived at Cuxhaven,
when I was working out of the Elbe ; I believe they
came from the Wefer.

" His Majefty's Chips FLORA. Venus, Verraz,
and ARIADIII, were at anchor of Cuzhaven when I
left that place, with a great number of tranfports.
Yefterday I paffed a convoy, fleeting to the
Eaftward. hazy weather. wind N. W. it bore from
I.oweftoffe about E. N. E. diftant 16 leagues; the
fame day. at noon. obfersed what I fuppofed to be
Admiral Russet's fquadron, (even fail of the line,
fteering to the Eaftward.
" Mr. THoanrow, the Englith Minifter, at Ham.
burgh, enquired particularly refpeding a cutter which
he raid failed from Yarmouth with a Meffenger about
the sath November laft, who has not fince been feen
or beard of."

On Thorfday Lord C on had an audience
of his Millers,' at Windfot Collie. and remained in
confultation with him near two hours. About three
o'clock his Lordfhip left Windfor for London.

It was yefterda7 ordered by Lord Hawaisat►at,
by command dim Wait:TY, that the funeral pro•
ceffion of Lord Naceor (ball not proceed direßly from
the Admiralty to Charing-croft, on its way to St.
Paul's ; but that it mall go through the Horfe-Guards
up the Park, to the Stable-yard, dowo Cleveland-
row, and pats the front of St. James's Palace, and
along Pall-mall. Their Ma'Isms and the Pam.
will be Rationed at the windows, in order to
fee the melancholy ceremonial pas.
Part of the Bad regiment have arrived at Cork,
into which city the 45th foot and Galway militia
have marched. The 66th regiment have arrived at
Clonmel.

The firft battalion of the 49th Regiment came into
Rochelle: yefterday; the sd battalion are espeaed
today; they are to attend the funeral of Lord
Nimsom.

Difpatehes were yefterday received at the India
Houfe from the Marquis of Coaawaxtt I, Governor
General of India, which were brought by the Hope
packet. His Excellency remained (Idly three days at
Madras, and then proceeded us Bengal, where hear.
rived on the Both of July. On his afuming the Go.
vernment, his Lordfleip allied the ofual Proclatnation,
and announced the appointment of GIORGI Asaa-
CIOMBI II ROBINSON, Eiq. to the office of Secretary,
and that of Colonel Mixes Moamar/axe, to be
Military Secretary to his Excellency. At the fame
time, Majors Refugia. and M'Lson, were appoint-
ed Aid de Camps to his Lord(hip. Shortly after the
arrival of the new Governor, his predeceffor, the
Marquis Wax LLLLL y, embarked on board the Hows
frigate, Captain Cocastuta, and was left at St. He-
lena, when the Howa packet failed from thence.
On the 7th of Anglia, the Marquis Coiswaxxts
tel out from Calcutta to join the Artny in the Upper
Provinces, and no doubt was entertained of the wit
dom of his Lurdibip's meafures fpeedily accomplifh-
ing the re eitablifhment of peace.

General LAM, with the army, fill remained en•
eamped on the Chumbhul river, ready to refume ae•
Live operations, it neceillay. Holkar was in a iffy
dint-effect fituation, and little doubt was entertained
of the conciliatory conduit of the Marquis Coat•
wat.t.ts effeaing hi► fpeedy fubmiffion.

The following is an estraet of a letter from in Of-
ficer, who went out in the CaYLOSA dated Calcutta,
Augull t t.—
We arrived at Madris oo the tyth July, left it on the jilt,
and reached this on the 9th latent. Nothing very particular oc-
curred during our paffage. Rounding the Mond of Ceylon, we
VIM very near a French force, confitting of the Marengo, and
one or two frigates who we learn were trulfiog for us; but a
Country fitip, the Barak, tailed their attendee', and ran ea Owe
near Point de Galli ; they have captured the Brunfwici bound to
China. Had wt met them, It is very probable they would have
accompanied us into Madras Roads—l am happy to inform you.
the troops of the 69th regiment landed in very good health, not a
man but was able to march—we lot two on the pottage, one by a
block failing from the top, the other by age . Marquis Corm
left this place for the army on the Bth Inflame, and Marquis
Wadley proceed' for Europe about the loth, Ip the Howe M.
gate. purpofriy fitted for his atcommodation, and the Medufa fol-
low- loon a'tcr, by which flap I than again write. lam lorry to
inform you that the lord Duncan grounded full below Sanger, loft
her rudder, makes Much water, and I am afraid malt go into dock
here"