Star.
London, England, 1806-05-24 00:00:00

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NAtirlCAt 'INTBLUCE.VCE.

FALMOUTH. MAT El.—Arrived the Norfolk Hero,
I.s, ear, from Q.2ebec,for London; and the HEARTY
goo brig, with ieveral velTels under convoy, from
Portfrnotifh,bound to Portugal andthe Meditertase,tn.
—Wind N. E.

PORTSMOUTH, MAT 23 ...The Refinance. Captain
ADAM. 14 come into the harbour, to rest. The Rack-
Hots' (loop of war, Captain FORMS, i► appointed
convoy to the Mediterranean, innead of the JAMAICA
frigate.' The Mercury, Captain Piaci-, failed yef
terday for Newfoundland. Arrived the Honduras
packet, Entirmens, Mailer, from New South Wales;
and the brig Eliza, Captain E. J. Kaour. from Ham•
burgh, with fruit, detained by the FoRWARD gun brig.
Dropped down to St. Helen's, the MILAII frigate.—
Wind N. E.
S, , MAT 23.—The whole of die Billie
fleet, which failed from the Nore.on the aid instant,
have put back, and ran into this harbour for fhelter.
—Wind N. E. blows hard.

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Dem.. May 13.—Remain in the Downs his Ma.
jefly's thins as per lall. The ZIIRA bomb has a
lignal flying for a convoy to the wellward.—Wind
N. E. blows hard.

FROM LLOYD% LIST.
Gaavasawn, May a3—Paged by the John and Elizabeth,
Barker, from Cette ; and the Chriftiana, Waterman. from Har-
ling. Sailed the Negodc, Nonnay, for fat irryck.

BALI. 11-NOTIII.-It appears by an account prefented
to the Houfe of Commons, that the arllO.lllC of Bank-
notes now in circulation, is 17,293.5701.

Thurfday fe'nnight came on the El:Etioa of a
Knight of the Shire, to reprefent the County of Wex-
ford in Parliament, in the room of Lord Vifcnont
Lorry 3.now Marquis of ELr..—The candidates were
CASAR Coscr.ovenr, and W. C. ALcocx, Efqrs.

FIRST DAT--For Mr. Col dough , s3—For Mr. Alcock, aL
Majority for Mr Lolclough, 5.
Saco w DAT—For Mr. Colcough, 9c—For Mr.Alcock, 95.
Majority for Mr. Colclotrh. ♦.
Tit Kb DAY—For Mr. Colclough, 111-.-FOr Mr. AICOCL, 113.
• Majority for Mr. Colclough, 9.

With refpee to the policy of Pruffia, the French
Government have lately publifhed fame curious notes
anon his BRITANNIC MAJet♦TY't declaration with re.'
face to Hanover. They Itate, " that the Court of
Berlin declared pofitively. in the &ft inflance, againft
'hl. Novosiczow's prop, titian, and rejefted all parti•
cipation in the plans formed against France; that
Count H 3 CCWITZ was Cent to Brunn to mediate a
peace ; that he arrived there before the battle of Au-
fterli.z, and demanded, as a preliminary lien to all
negotiation that a fufpention of arms thould be
agreed upon —B contented—the Emperor
AEI RANGER teltifed. Melfis. Sr/IDIOM and GVILAT,
40 arrived at Brunn before the battle, Waled an
a illice alf,.—Thus Haudwrres mitLon was at an
c . After the battle, what was the duty of Prulfia ?
li
u't roldrfrai aemr had ?h ebrtieu trgheuednri ta mediationnt i °a
negotiatein cn nhfawecidi without her. dhojeffr t'.whlenirde: Treaty
againft France ! She had not entered into fo fenfelefs
an engagement. Under theft circumftances, her lan.
goage was worthy of a great Power.
6, D„ you with, (he Paid to France, the deßruftion
of Aultria ?if fo, tire Continent is fttaken. Will you
place that Power upon folid bales, and sot exise all
that vii ory permits you to do ? it fn, the Treaty of
Potfdam is fulfilled. The King of Paossi• did
,more, the Englilh troops had arrived in Hanover—.
80,000 French in Holland under Prince Louts were
ready to march againft them—not a man would have
1 efcaped, and it was to be feared that France would
not relitt the temptation of taking is or 56,000 Eng-
I lifh in a net. The King of Plume granted them
hi. fpecial proteaion ; entered int.) different Convent.
ti os with them to proteet their departure; defired
I them to re embark, and they did re-embark."
The notes proceed to "alit for the prodneinn of
the Convention of Pandam." It will there be fees
that Prudia always refuted wish difdaia fubfidies
from England.
By occupying the Eleeorate, ." Pruffia," it is ad.
del, .. enftsres the tranquillity of her frontiers and
the repofe of leer people, and does what becomes a
good Prince. Whereas, inftead of beginning by re-
gular and prudent proceedings, and demanding ea-
pl.snation•, England, upon a •erbal note, and ani-
mated by that piratical fpirit which never quits her,
begins by a declaration of war, and does to Pruffia
what (he did to Holland Spain, and France. Veffels
are to be taken, a flourithing commerce to be pillaged
eve -y thug muk yield to fuch confiderations—it
is by war they mutt begin."
The Senate of Hamburgh are on the point of being
involved its a fe.ious ddpute, upon a very trifling Cub•.
jell, with the KING of SWIDIN. His MAJISTY has
required, that the declaration in his name, and the
letters of Count LOWINN FILM. thould be inferred in
the Hambu.gh papers. The Senate, or rather the
1 Deputation from it, who ezercite the GROllltAft of the
' peels of that city, have demurred to this, for tear of
offeoding Prullia or France.. The King of SITEDINg
however, perlitts, and has, it is (aid, given orders to
his Minitter to withdraw from that city, in cafe his
demand Mould continue to be retried f !

Of the various Inltitutions, which have lately been
offr,ed to public notice, none leemb more deferviag
of plural attention and fupport, than the Plan ex•
planted on Thur(day at the London Tavern by Mr.
LUDLAM j and from the number of Soldcriptions im-
mediately fet down, litde doubt can be entertained
of its (utters.

The beautiful Mountain Limier% end the yawl
Tygcr and other Animals which lately arrived from
the river La Plata, were Widest brit Wedrrefday
Mr. POLITO, and dap:rated in the Tower of London,
until it is convenient to remove them to his Grand
Menagerie, which will be at Birmingham Fair neat
week.

No obfervation is more confirmed by experience
than that " the nearer an obj:8 of hovel., the
greater is its attraction."—What then mud the in-
crane! fn•cr of the to:quiet be, whatnot merely ma►,
but three gtc.t ohkes of Werra are on the eve of
i c-mi•letiol—ndruely, t.) the holders of chances in
thz prele•tt p^pui.or Lottery Scheme ; a prize of
to,coo:. to the firl drawn r•n Monday neat, and
zo,oocl. and ,:tat of 25,00ci. to ditto, on the twn next
d ly., d, awing !—The feet i, of memetitotts intereft to
adventurers, at this very ct ideal moment, sod is too
istinifett to n:ed agar/Mat% illuaration.

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SPOR7 ING INTL LLIGENt.N.
SPsom too rnteu tRIDAY MAY 2f.
The fecund ind lalkyear .f
-f a renewal of the Oak
Stakes, of pets. each, h. ft. for fillies, carrying RA.
then three yrs old t the laR mile and a half. The
owner °foie fecond filiey to receive wogs. out
orate Rake.
/si o vowel. named t`e Duke of (bieenlbory's b. f. Bids= I
1 aryl Fererwsitt'sh 1' pease
Mr I.lbe's h.f finfahril . 3
Sir P. Stanalfh's f. by Sir Peter Trask - 4
There were eight other holies Ratted, but the judge
could only place four. Jerboa was the fatourite.—
The odds were 5 tot on the field, tan to I againfi
the winner.—Won eafy.
A iol. Plate, for 3 yr olds, 7R. 71h. and 4 yr old,
All. Alb. a winner of a Sweepflakes, or Plate in
isns. in C•11r, 41h. elltA. Tnree two mile heats.
Mr. Croft's bay mare. filter to tinaghton 14.. 3 yrs old 5 t
1.1 not's rh Cerberwa, by tinhaneas t
NI r. hey scl Pantsinhh. 3 yrs 014 . dr o
Mr Dot.r rve% limeyfurlde. f yrs old 5 dr o
Mr Frotiden's eh mans Patisnee, 3 yrs 01(1 - 4dr o
Bet-i e Orating 7 to 4 the field againfl Cetbertis the
Wont he, t and; to t agaioß Pantaloon and Hough-
ton L,ls. Ater the fira heat level betting, And Sto
4 againa Cerhertu.
Atter the fecund heat 4 and s to t on Houghton
LAG, The fit !I heat was well cootelled between Cer-
haus and Pantaloon, and the fecund intat was an ex-
ceeding good one between Cerbet us and Houghton
Lain. The tall heat was wln eafy.
Mr. Pierce's ch. f. beat Mr. Erubden's b. m. A
mile and a half race, for loott&
The company was not In oumerouc as theira day.
His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales was on the
entitle wit she Duke of Cambtidge. The Prince
dined withh Mr. Ladbrolte at his haute on the Courfe,
between the Oaks and the Plate.