Star.
London, England, 1810-04-05 00:00:00

ARMY.

Lieutertant:ColonelCompszu.,94th Regiment, now
at C.idiz, has_ been appointed Brigadier-General ;
Major INNes to command that regiment, and Major
ALLAN a brigade of light infantry in the island of
Leon.
Thursday General Goitneng, and suite, arrived at
Greenock, on-their May to Kingston, Jamaica, where
the General is to take upon himself the cOmmand of
the forces in that island. They have embarked in the
ship United Kingdom, Captain ÜbNEY, which sails
immediately.

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In a Ministerial Paper of -Tues.c4„, a List of Mem-
bers was given present, thy say, would have
voted fox the justification of.Ministersfrom all blame
in the famous Expeditionw Wakheren. ~We feel it
to be our duty to adopt the information the Journal
has giver us, and give the names of those
Absentees-to the public, premising, however. tint
disclosure of their scntiment,scomes from the'fre.ii,ury :
LIST OF MEMBERS ABSENT FROM TIIE HOUSF._OF COM AtOtii
WHO WOULD HAVE VOTED W4TH.i4INISTLILS.
Lord STOPTORD, Hon.. R. Cuzzas,
Sir A. I.OC art ART, Mr. EGER 1 Ott,
Lora V.) LHNTI • Mr. Fyrixt.t.,
G. :ral ALES: HOPE, hlr. FEN•ES, • '
Mr. MONT. STEW ART, : it T. T. Jotes,
Sir RICHARD Sir T. PLoasan,
Mr. ::At I. c, Mr. LEYCFSTER,
Mr. WM. ADA ras, Mr. SPENCER STANHOPE,
Mr. CARTWRIGHT, - MILNE, was shut into the
Sir CiVIORDAUNT, - House by mistake.
General H. CI INTON, .
On the other hand we present, from an Opposition
Paper, the following List of Members who were ab-
sent, but who, we are told, had they been present,
would have voted for a Censure on Ministers :
J. P,l3arrattn, Esq. P.. L.tass TO ti, Esq.
Admiral Bcaert.tr, Sir J. Luisaoce, Bart.
Admiral G. CAMPIIIILL, Lord ?..ilitroa
R. F. DArmu.i., FACt. CHARLES MILLS, Esq.
Hon. R. D'JNDAS, Sir L. PALK, Bart.
Captain FLEMING, Hon. C. A. PELHAM,
B. Hoatiousx, Esq. Hon. Colonel F. PONSONZY,
JOSEPH JELYLL, Esq. H. SHELLEY, ES(I.
Lord KENSINGTON, . P.M. NIGH. VA NSITTART.
N. B. We understand also, that Lord JAMES MCA-
RAY voted with the Minority.
Mr. WILBERFORCE did not vote with the Minority
as we formerly stated. . His name- appears in the list
of those who voted for Ministers.
The places respectively held under the Crown by
those Members, who voted .with. Ministers on Satur-
day morning last, having been affixed to their names
in most of the lists that have beer. published in the
newspapers, it. is but fair that a similar list of places
held by those who voted against the Ministers should
I also be published. We have to remark, however, that
the following list, copied from a Ministerial paper,
gg includes those who held such offices under the late
gg Administration, and who, of course, might have
" been expected to return to the same, or similar si-
" tuations, if their attack upon Ministers had been
" successful."
Right Hon. 3. H. Addington, late Member of the India Board,
brother of the late President of the Council, uncle to the Cterk
of the Pelts, brother-in-law to the late Master of the Mint.
Viscount Altborpe, late Lord of the Treasttry, son of the late
Secretary of State.
Right Hon. C. Bathurst, late Master of the Mint, brother-in-law
to the late President, and to the late Commissioner for India
Affairs, uncle to the Clerk of the Pelts.
Hon. B. Bouverie, superannuated Commissioner of Audit, bro-
ther to a Commissioner of the Navy, father to a Commissioner
of Stamps.
Hon. A. C. Bradshaw, late Teller of the Exchequer in Ireland,
.1. Calcraft, late Clerk of the Ordnance.
J. Creevey, late Secretary to the India Board.
Hon. L. Dundas, nephew to the late. President of the Council
Hon. G..,Eden, late Deputy Teller of the Exchequer, son to :he
late President of the Board of Trade.
Right Hon. W. Elliott, late Secretary for Ireland.
Lord H. Fitzgerald, brother to the late Muster Master General
in Ireland.
Right Hon. M. Fitzgerald, late 'Lord of the Treasury in Ireland. .
Right Hon. R. Fitzpatrick, late Secretary at War, cousin to the
late Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Viscount Folkstone, nephew to a Commissioner of the Navy, and
to a superannuated Commissioner of Audit; cousin to a Com-
missioner of r tamps.
Viscount FOrbes, nephew to a late Master General of the Ord-
nance.
W. H. Fremantle, late Secretary to the Treasury.
Lord George Grenville, son to a Teller of the Exchequer ;bro-
ther to the late Paymaster-General, and Vice-President of
the Board of Trade ; nephew to the Auditor of the Exchiquer,
and late First Lord of the Treasury ; also nephew to the Chief
Justice in Eyre, South of Trout, late first Lord of the Admi-
ralty ; and nephew to the Saperanuated Keeper of the Rolls in
Ireland ; cousin to the late Under Secretary of State, and to
one of the Clerks of the Privy Seal ; and to the late Alittister
at Dresden, retired with £l2OO per aunum.
Lord As Hamilton, brother to the late Minister at Petersburgb.
F. Horner, late Commissioner for Investigating the Nabob of
Arcot's Debts.
Hon. W. Howard, brother to a late Commissioner for the Ai-

airs in India. .
Hon. C. Hutchinson, brother to the Superannuated First Cern-
inissioner of Revenue in Ireland, and to the Collector of Dubha.
Lord Kensington, late' Lord of the Admiralty
1. M. Lloyd, late Clerk of the Deliveries in the Ordnance.
1. Macdonald, Clerk of the Privy Seal.
Viscount Mahon, Keeper of the Records in the Birmingham.
Tower,
Y. Markham, brother to the First Commissioner for Barmcks.
Viscount Milton, son to the late President of the Council.
Viscount Meter* late Commissioner for India Affairs.
E. Morris, son-in-law to the late 1 ord Chancellor.
Hon. R. nephew to the Teller of the Exchequer, &c. e.
Lord G. Grenville. • -
Right Hon. Sir J.. Newport; late Chancellor of the Exchequer its
Ireland.
Sir G. Nugent, brother-in-law to the Teller of the Exchequer,
&c. v. Lord G. Grenville.
C. O'Hara, late Lord of the Treasury in Ireland.
Lord Ossulston, late Treasurer of the Household.
H. Parnell, late Lord of the Treasury in Ireland.
Sir A. Pigott, late Attorney-General.
Sir C. Pole, late Lord of the Admiralty.
Right Hon. G. Ponsonby, late Lord Chancellor of Ireland.
Hon. G. Ponsonby, nephew of the last.
Sir S. Romilly, late Solicitor-General.
Lord W. Russell, late Lord of the Admiralty, and brother to the
late Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; cousin to the late Secretary
at War.
Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan, late Treasurer of the Navy, father of
the late Muster-Muter-General in Ireland.
Lord Stanley, son of the late Chancellor of the Duchy of

caster.
Marquis of Tavisttsck, son of the late Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Earl Temple, late Paymaster-General, Stc. e. Lord G. Grenville,
Right Hon. G. Tierney, late President of the India Board.
Lord J. *cownshend, late Paymaster-General.
G. Vansittart, cousin to the late Secretary of the 'freasury.
Hon. G. Walpole, late Under Secretary of State.
S. Whitbread, brother-in-law to the late Secretary of State.
Right Hon. W. Windham, late Secretary of State.
Sir W. W. Wynne, nephew to the 'feller of the Exchequer, Ste,
&c &c. v. Lord G. Grenville.
C. W. W. Wynne, late under secretary of i.tatc, and
do. do. do.
Many additions might be made to this list, up'•:l
the principle that only one man cap hold a place, bit
three or fotir may expect one.

VA rill, 1N FELLIGEisIC,

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 2.

The Backhouse, SCOTLAND, from the Brazils for
Ltverpool, was captured the 24th March by the Grand
Napoleon French privateer, of 16 guns (18-pounders)
and 120 men, in lat. 51. 30. long. 18. out 13 days
tiom Brest : on the 27th she captured- the brig Mos-
ton, PiratcE, from New Brunswick for Cork, which
the Frenchmen. gave to Captains SCOTLAND and
PIERCE and their crews, and in which they arrived
here late last night. There are four other privateers
cruizing to the westward of Cape Clear, in lat. from
47. to 54. long. 19:

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PLYMOUTH, APRIL s.
Arrived this day the THAIs sloop, Capt. FERRIER,
from the West Indies: brings no news of a later date
than what has already transpired, but has brought a
great number of private letters. The BOURBONAISE
frigate has been paid of and put out of commission.