Star.
London, England, 1806-09-25 00:00:00

TIDE COURT.

The K.llO came to 'men yefterasy, about twelve
o'clock, and held a Court at the Q2een's Palace foon
after two, when his MAJIBTT gave audiences to the
Right Hon. THOblAll Gatairtsxs, who refigned hut
office of Prefident of the Board of Controul t and to
Earl Sesames, the Secretary of State for the Home
Department, who delivered to his MAJIIITY the feats
held by the late Right Hon. C JANIS For,
his Majelly's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs.

Vifcount Howscx had an audience of hisINISTT,
and reigned his office of Fira Lord of the Mimi ralty ;
his MIIIIITT then was pleafed to appoint him his
Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and
delivered to him the teals of office accordingly.
Vifcount SIDMOUTN had an audience of his Maps.
TT' and, we undernand, reigned the Privy Beal.
His MAPISTY then held a Private Levee, which
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attended by
IThe Lord Chancellor.

The Chancellor of the Etc/scion.
Lords—Riven sod Heath&ld.

Sin—P. flak and G. Proof.
Major Dtan.
Marrs —Mott, Pawbener, Windham, and Bond.
The following bad the honour of being prefenied
to hia lbleiarre:
Vircount Howsca, upon being appointed Principal Secretary et
State for Foreign Afairs.
The Right Hon. T. ORIINVILLII. co Ids appointment as Firft
Lord of the Admiralty.

The Hon. Maim. D 11•01. or the 38th Regiment, who broual t
the difpatchm relpefUng the capture of Buenos Ayres, upon
arrival isi England.
Mr. Ets.tor, Secretary to hie Grace the Duke of Bedford, the
Lard Lieutenant of Ireland, upon tut return to England by M
Windham.
Major General Sir Gees oc Pitavorr, upon hit being appointed
to a battalion ache both antenna.

The refignation of Earl Firzwita.tast, as Prefi•
dent of the Council, was not officially known. The
appointment, therefore, of Vifeount Sinetourm to •
that office, could not, of courfe, take place.
After the Levee his MAJ my held a Privy Conn.
cil, at which it was ordered to further prorogue the
Parliament from the 9th to the agth of Oftober.
After the Council Mr. Bono. the Judge Advocate,
had an audience of his Majasrv, and prefented the
proceedings of feveral Courts Martial, for the Royal
approbatian.—Soon after five o'clock his ?deism
fet off to Windfor.

Arrived at Edinburgh, the Earl and Counters of
DARPILIY Gamma MATH Efq. his Lady, three
Hon. Mitt Mom cx TO as, Sir CHAILI s, Lady Aso xi ,
and party.
The City of Aberdeen Volunteers, under the com-
mand of Lieutenant Colonel Lays, have upanimouily
refolved to continue their fervices under the new re-
gulations.
The firs regiment of Glargow Volunteers, from
the profpea of the duration of the war, have offered
to continue their ferrices, and their offer has been at- 4,
cepted.
Yeßerdaya General Court of Proprietors was held
at the EaR India Houle, at which a Refolution of the
Court of Diratort, of the loth inft. was laid before
this Court for thew approbation. This was, for an-
nexing a Glary of 30001. per annum to the office ti
Recorder of Prince of Wales's !Rand, and the meet,
ing was fummoned pnrfuant to the 17th and attfir
rations of the 6th Chapter of the Company's B;
Lass. A Refolution of the Court of Direaors, cf
.the soth of April lea, was alto fubruirted to the
Meeting, agreeably to the 19th Sea. of the fame
chapter of the Company's Bye• Laws—this was fur
granting a penfion of rood. per annum to the Recor-
der of Prince of Wales's 'Rand, after his having
ferved in that office ten years.
The Chairman Rata that the Court of Dirators
had ra.confidered the quellion of the falary to be
given to that officer, and, having come to the Refo.
fusions above Rated, as it was indifpenfably necerrary,
that fuch an officer ihould be appointed, they came
to the Proprietors with the propofition of this reduced 4
falary, with the addition of a penfion, to that high
Law Officer, after ten years faithful fervice in an
Eallern Climate.

Two letters from the Governor of the Ifland were
read, Hating his opinion of the urgent neceffity of
the appointment of a Criminal Tribunal, for the trial'
of Afiatic as well as Britifit fubjeets, in cafes of fe-
lony, and giving an inftance of a Sepoy, who hack
(totem about a million of dollars, but who efcaped the
hands of juftice, from the want of Such a Court of
Judicature on the (pot, and his being tem to Bengal,
where the witneffes, who were military men, could
not, confiftent with the interefts of the Compar.y. be
lent to give evidence.
After a debate ut tome length, a falary of pool.
was agreed tot but the penfirin of ;cool. per annum
was negatived on a divifion—For the queftion, 34 1
againft it, 27.

Yellerday a Court of Dire tors was held at the
Eta India Houfe, when the following times were
fixed for the fhips taken up on Tuefday :
Scalelby Cattle, Nottingham, True Briton, and Britannia. for
Bombay and China; and the Alfred for St. Helena, Itencoo_tol,
and China—To be afloat the s7th of Oetober, fail to Gravefend
the tab of Novembcr,and be In the Downs 'Se loth December ri
The Lord Hawkelbury, for St. lickna and Bengal ; and Admi..
rat Gardner, and Cattle Eden, for Coaft and Bay.T• be afloat the
tOth of November, fall to Gravefend the 25th ditto, and be in the
Downs the sth of January.
Henry Addington, Cumberland. and Cuffnells, for Coaft and
China—To bsalioat the asth of November, fall t Gravekud the
9th of December, and be in the Downs the 18th of January .c
The United Kingdom and Worcefter, for St. Helena and Ma-
dras; City of London, Baring, and Ceylon, for Cosa and Bay,
and the Mocalfe, for Bombay —To be afloat the 9th of December,
fail to Gravcknd the 25th ditto, and be to the Downs the 4th of
February.
The Lord Duncan and Walpole for Coaft and Bay, and the
Duke of Montrok and Airty Cattle, for Sc. Helena and Bengal
=robe afloat the Bth of January, fail to °reverend on the 23d
ditto, and be in the Downs on the eft of March.
The Devonfhire, for Bombay ' • Taunton Celtic, Hope, Wood.
ford, Earl Camden, Coutes, and Surat Caftle, for China—To be
afloat the sad of January, fail to Gravefend the 7th of February.
and be in the Downs the tsth of March.
All the above kips are to thy at Grave(end thirty days.
The under mentioned Officers were (worn in to
the command of their refpetlive (kips, viz.
Captain W. Adderliry, of the Derayom, and Captain J Yates,
of tbe City of Laincton,for Madras and Bengal; Captain George
Wetftead, of the Alfred, for St. Helena, Beneoolen, and China ;
and
Captain Gears Wetback, of the Quenelle. for Madras and
Ch&