Star.
London, England, 1806-06-24 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, WM se. efeorted them to the Houfe io the Wand. A detach-
WITTITY Op BT. Ins,. is. Iruvrlteaday. . meat from the Flat Regiment of Huttars, and an
pRIOIt Oft Mats Y AY.
Bonk Steck it t bulb StIA 193 Equerry, hail been previoufly fent to Delft to meet
3 per Cent Red. Ann. 641 61 Imp. Ann. 119.16 his Majelly, and to convey the fpeedieft intelligence
3 per Cent Conf. glint beim" 11Zisr sa. at.
per Coe- Soil Ovenlini Si of his approach to the Hague. The Infantry of the
3 per Cent Navy fltot link Midi err-silt genitals under the Senior Officer, formed a line on
Leas AArt. tyit Cell far W.. 6340 both fide' Of the way, and upon the fleps of the Royal
We havt hitherto forborne to mentiml a report, Refidenee. Here another full band of mune was
generally believed to be a foul and internals' Dander, placed to receiii their Majellies. At the Palace, the
Which has for tome time been the fubjeti of private Minifters were alto in waiting to receive them, toge•
talk and general 'execration among the higher ranks. thee with the Prefident of the States, the Elder Secre-
Sat as It has very prematurely found its way into all tory, &c. Their Majellies' entrance into the Palace
the other papers, though a matter of the utmoft de- was announced by the band of mew. The Depart.
rreuy, and which involves the reputation cf a Perfon mental Adminiftration of Holland had difpatched a
in alemift the Hight& Situation, we cannot avoid Deputation to meet their Msjefties on Monday even.
'eating, that, horn an inveftigation that has taken ing at Stryen Sas, and to welcome them to the ter.
place, it appears the Perfunage againft whom the ritory of Holland.
infinuation was thrown otit, has been highly injured. The Vice Admiral Verheul. with Tome Generals
It Is expelled, and indeed it teems now indifpenfably Adjutants, and Offices of the Stair, State Mace-
smeary, that the refult of the inveiligation mould gers, &c. were at Rotterdam on the fubfequent even-
be laid before the public in an official manner. ing, there to await their Majellies.
WE regret that the calumny has been mentioned at A number of triumphal arches extended from the
all till brought forward in a folemn manner. It is Laan to the Niew Ofteinde, where a bridge had been
with pain we have noticed it, but farther caution on laid, in order that their Majefties might proceed to
our part was rendered acid's by the indifcretion of the Hague in a dire!! line. Thefe arches were or
our rivals, all of whom have made this rumour the namented with green boughs, and, being illuminated,
!bile& of anineadiresfion in their columns. had a very good effect. The King and Q2een, and
the young Princes, were all in the fame carriage, en•
circled by the Guard of Honour, and were alto pre.
ceded and followed by a great number of cavalry.
Next to the Royal carriage came Admiral Verh til,
and Come other Minifters and Deputies. Eaclufive
' of the illumination of the triumphal arches, the way
which their Majeflies proceeded in through the Wood
was lighted with flambeau:.

INDIA.
This morning an overland packet was received at
the EaR India Houle, which brings letters, confirm.
fug the news of tranquillity being rellored in India,
confequenec of peace having been concluded with
BOMAR. •
The ?GUJARAT packet arrived at Falmouth the
IR June; left Calcutta Lath February, arrived at
St. Helena the ?9th April, left there the ad May.
Sir Geosca BARLOW had returned to Calcutta, and
fiery thing was in perfect tranquillity, Peace having
tsteff concluded with Jefvrunt Row Holkar, upon
honourabk terms.
An Expedition from the Cape, tinder Sir Hosts
Poemen. and General BIRESFORD, had arrived at
Bt. Helena, and failed horn thence, fuppored for the
Buenos Ayres.
The Sally whaler, (Maasu•tt), arrived at St.
Helena the tEtth April, and failed from thence, for
Zngland, the next day.
The Hercules whaler, (Scorn), arrived at St.
Helena the 27th April.
The SURRRY, WALPOLE, LORD DUNCAN, and
LADY CAS LL %%% OH, failed from Bengal the :ad of
February, for Madras.
We have kill been fhewn a letter from Ceylon : it
,ro tilted sth September lait. The Hon. General

Along with that of other diaries, the Staff of the
South Weftern is to be confidetably reduced ; there
is to be one Lieutenant General to command the di&
tries (which probably will be enlarged), and one
Major General to reticle always at Portfmouth as the
Lieutenant Governor. There will be no Brigadier
in that diltria : the reduction of the Subaltern Staff
there is to be proportionable to the above fcale of
General Officers. Lieutenant General Lord Cates.
Sou IRS IT leaves that diaries and there will probably
be a young Lieutenant General appointed to com-
mand the South Weftera diarie.

Almoll all the inland diariets are to be immediately
abolifhed : the York and the Northern Diflriels are to
be incorporated : neither Sir Hew DALtYI4 ?Lc, nor
General Yves, to command ; but a young Lieutenant.
General, or perhaps a Major General will have the
Diftt iet. Major General Wi(mtgia. from Brighton,
is mentioned.

An embarkation at Portfmonth of General Officers,
Do&ors, and Come regiments, is expeßed for the Weft

Lieutenant General the Duke of CumsaatAND ar•
rived on Sunday at Weymouth, on a vifit to his re•
giment, the t sth Light Dragoons,.previonfly to their
march to Windfor, to gn on the King's duty. This
very fine regiment was better known as Elliot's Light
Horfe : they now mantain a reputation inferior to no
regiment in the fervice: in drefs and appointment, far
fuperinr to any. The isth is to be relieved at Wey-
mouth by the lath Light Dragoons, a regiment well
known to every Cavalry Officer, for the very high
order, and excellent dicipline in which they are ; the
zeal and talents of their excellent Commanding Offi-
cer, Colonel HAWKER, are well known to military
men in general.

HAMBURGH MAIL.
The Mail due on Wednetllay arrived this mot,
Ong, but the principal articles were anticipated ycf
terday by the receipt of Hamburgh Papers. The
following are, however, worthy of notice :
VIENNA, Jowl 4.—We are to day pofiiively
lured, though not officially, that M. D'art): il has
brought a formal order for the evacuation of Albania.
The Court of Vienna has at length determined to
fend a Minifier to the new King of Naples.
MUNICH, Juwa 4.—We are Rift:red that tlie Arch
Chancellor of the Germanic Empire will receive an
augmentation of territory on the fide of Ratifbon, and
that our Sovereign will receive in exchange c
able indemnification% in the circle of Franconia.
AUGSBURG, Jun S.—According to letters re I A letter from an Officer on board me of the Mips
ceived from Bratioani the French do not appear as , off Brett, dated the sob inftant, Hoes that there ate
yet to be making any preparations to deliver up that lin kart et fails f
the line, apparently ready
place to the Attatians. It is certain that the French 1,2 r lea, tne Ittgatt,, a corvette, and a s,

Before the dole of the Market yeflerday the Funds
whith had been riling for Tome days began to de.
cline. Omnium which in the morning was as high
as 61 fell to 5. Various reafons were affigned for the
fall. It was now laid that Rua' inflead of treating
jointly with this country, as was rumoured the day
before, had entered into a feparate negociatinn with
France. We do not believe this rumour refis on
any authority. In f.s the fall may be accounted
fur without having recourfe to any fuch cattle.
Thole who railed the market, when they found it
high enough, endeavoured to fecure a pri-6t by dit
piing of a part of what they had purchakd.