Star.
London, England, 1819-05-31 00:00:00

pronounced at this Sitting to be p:inted.
neral discussion was then declared to be dr
the examination of the Articles of the 12.:,
tail was deferred till next day.

MADRID, MAY s,

A great number of solicitations have
dressed to the King in favour of the Spar
now resident in France and England; hut
that they have not met with a favourable
We are assured, that a Minister, who .11a> ;
fluence with the King, recently gave this al
person of some con ideration, who was sol
recal of the Exiles—" That the King couhl
any change in his res.lutions, and that
could bring about mitigations; that the
sides, sheaved themselves to be enemies of
ing order of things by their writings, by t!
spondences which have been intercepted, ar
by their whole conduct." This decisive a
an end to further solicit:iti,in.

Accounts have been t eccived from NI
wt•ick F,tating, that a serious misnnders!:!
taken place between the Council and th(
of the Colony, relative to some proposed
Several Protest! made by the Council hay,
to the Govetnor, fc.r the purpose of being
to England.

THE NORTHERN EXPEDITION.—IIis Ma.
HECT..I, Lieutenant BEECHY, and Gam
nant sailed from Sheen
18th instant, to discover a passage to
Ocean, through Davis's Straits, put int;
the 223, and proceeded thence on the `24d

Divine :-v;ce was performed at Car'
yesterday 1,.y the Rev. F. W. lkomsenc.
7:-.e Duke and Duchess of Gt.oncasTP.rt
PRINCE REGgsr yesterday at Car!tcm-Hot
The following are the Bulletins respeca
of health of the Duchess of KEN; issue,
day and yesterday:

1• Kensington Palace, SAturtia,
iL Her. Royal Highness the Duchees of Kt
WI 1.50 N..
fau It corent do w.
cll.l.
(Signed)

"D. D.

" Kensington Palace
" Her Royal Highness the Duclicts of Kncr
Princess continue-ic the sante state as in yesterday'
(Signed) "J. WILSON. ‘.
It is an interesting coincidence that
daughter of the Duke of KxNr was born of
day of our revered SOVEREIGN, which tot
the -24. th of May, 17:35, but wds afterwards
to the 4th of June, from old to new sty
dering the hiol destiny of the Royal Infut
nothing which is more calculated to en
satisfaction of its parents in particular, and
at large, next indeed to that of its having
in Old England, than this event.
_ .

The Marquis and Marchioness of STATI
tamped a select party, yesterday, at theil
Cleveland-square.

The Duke .ind Duchess of GRAFTON g.
gant entertainment, on Saturday, to the M
Marehioaess of TA YI srocit, Mr. and Lady '
SMITH, Colonel and Lady CHARLOTTE
Mr. and Mrs. VILLIERS, Mr. Core, Mr. A,
RATERS, Ike. at their house in Clarges—street.
The Duke SAN CARLOS gave a most
entertainment yesterday, in honour of th,
SPAIN'S birth-day, to most of the Foreigr
dors, Ministers, and a numerous party
guished personages. In the evening the
had an elegant fashionable party, in Porti?
THE PARK.—Such prodigious throng:
Park yesterday boasted, we scarcely ever
nessed, even when the Foreign Sovereigns
in 1814. The PERSIAN AMBASSADOR wi
the equestrians ; he was richly attired, and
most splendidly caparisoned, Kensingti
were equally crowded. The fair Faihii
their habits of pomona green, and boots of
colour, with Leghorn, or straw hats, with
flounces of ostrich feathers, looked remarl
About five o'clock, however, an envious
charged with rain, burst upon this blaze
and elegant attire; and in an instant tlh
beaus and belles were seen flying in every di
claim the friendly shelter of some neighbor
or portico, where they remained station;
least half an hour.

It is intended to erect two new Churl
Parish of Portsea, each capable of contail
persons, one in North Clarence-street, .
houses, and the other at the back of Landport.
Thursday the General Graham, %YEA

from Bombay, bound to the River, put
Helen's with foul winds. She sailed from
on the 3d January: Cape, 15th Februat
Helena, 4th March. BONAPARTE was li
more than this (which is certified by sign;
the ships which cruise round the island),
expect to learn of him by any ordinary al
is known he has not been out of his groi
two years, ever since the arrival of Sir Hui
—The General Graham proceeded for thf
Saturday.

Dr. S. SOLOMON, of Liverpool, propill
13alm of Gilead, and several other pub lir
died on the 21st ult. at Bath.

The Fourth Report from the Select Co
Finance has been printed by order of
of Commons. This Report relates exclut
Ordnance Department, and shews, that ti
for the presentyear, as compared with th
exhibits a reduction of expense to the
862,178. The Committee remark, that th
charge of the Ordnance for the current
the proportion of one to 71 to the whole
the Army, and one to nearly 5} to the wht
quired for the Navy ; and they further
d That they cannot dismiss this branch
litary Establishment, without adverting tt
sity of turning times of tranquillity to th•
meat of the revenue by reirearbient an
without which the best means of &fan
rendered incapable of exertion in MOM=
ind danger."