Star.
London, England, 1804-05-18 00:00:00

lution."

Among other rumours to which the arrival of Mr.
Livirrosrow at this par, icular crifis has given rife,
it is Rated that this gentlxman, (who is laid to be the
father of the Mr. LIVISGSTON that brought the pro-
pofals from France for entering into thofe negocia-
tions which ended in the Treaty of Amiens) has
brought propofals from Bo AAAAA TE for entering
into negotiations for Peace. The report has this
circumftance to rapport it—that it was the policy he
adopted to confirm his new; &It and confolidate his
power when he was made 74dy Consul.. Whether
Mr. LIVINGSTON really hai,,been entrufled with filch
a million can only be knovin to Minillers, but it is
certain that at the time of his departure from Paris,
there was a general repot t there of an opening being
likely to be made towards peace. Almoit all the
private letters (late this as the prevailing opinion in
the bell informed circlet there, and the report has.
had fome drat on our own funds. We ought, how.
ever, to hate, that this was fettling day in the Om.
nium, which circumnance, whatever may have been
the reports in Paris, takes fomewhat from the
probability of Mr. 1.-mit:op»; having come over
in the character of a Negotiator. But we mean
not to fay that the thing is impable ;—for it
was known in Paris that we were to have a new
Adminiftration, and the policy of Do s in
the expedation of finding among the number Mr.
Pox, whom the French confider as a pacific man,
might induce him to make the experiment. He
might even count it politic on the fuppofition of that
Statefman not being of the number, to give a difplay
of his own pacific difpofition on entering on his new
dignity, and fo, in proportion, fixing an oppofite
charader on the new Adminifiration.
Dutch Papers to the zoth have come to hand, hot
the Paris news they contain is not later than the sth.
The vote for conferring on the Filar Corsvx the
title of Emperor had, at that time, only paired the
Tribunate by a majority of 53 to 1. CANNOT was
the minority member. One thing, however, deferves
particular notice : the Tribunate confifis of too
members, and of there only 14 appeared to give their
votes—a thong proof of the unpopularity of the
meafure. Among the voters was Jossell Moasau'
the brother of the General.

Yefterday at 12 o'clock bis MAJISTY, accompa-
nied by the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, and followed by
the Qiican and Paiwctssts, took an airing to Kew,
and returned about three o'clock.

Ydlerday, at ten o'clock, Mr. PITT and the LORD
CHARIBIRLAIN had audiences of his MAJSSTY..

Yellerday, about one o'clock. Lord HARROWIT
held a Cabinet Council. for the &ft time fince his
appointment, at his Office in Downing-ftreet, after
which he gave audience to the Ruffian, Pruffian, and
Neapolitan Ambalradora.
Yefterday morning the baggage of the soth Light
Dragoons palled through London on their way from
Southampton to Romford.
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Lord Mastrit.l.l has appointed W. BUDGE, Efq.
to be hit private Secretary at the Admiralty.
Mr. TucKea yefterday relived his fituation as
Second Secretary at the Admiralty Board. Hisfue-
cant has not yet been turned.
Mr. Klan. the Under secretary of State. retires
with a per.fion.
Mr. ARBUTHNOT fitcceeds to Mr. KING.
Mr. JENKINSON (fecund fOll to Lord LIVERPOOL)
fUCCeedi to Mr. ARBUTHNOT.

Mr. SULLIVAN retires, and fecures to his fon, a
child effx year:. the reverfion of the great place now
held by Lord BRayssoocr, of Prevolt Marfhall of
Jamaica.
Mr. EDWARD Coor jibe lan Coos) fucceeds to
Mr. SULLIVAN.

Mr. ADAMS (COD of Mr. ADAMS, Of TOSIICII) is to
be private Secretary to Mr. PITT.
Lord DARTMOUTH appeared yenerlsy evening in
the Houfe of Peers decorated, for the tit ft time, with
the inlignia (blue ribbon and gold key), of the Office
of Lord Chamberlain.

Vircountefs Fot.esrewe died yefterday at Padding-
tan. Her Ladyfhip was the only child of the late
Earl of LlNcoss, and Was married the ad of Otto-
ber, tßocr, to Lord Vifeonnt Fosesrome, to whom
(he brought a fortune of 60,0001.
Yefterday morning Sir Enwaan PsLLOW. appoint.
ed Commander in Chief in the Eaft Indies, arrived
in town, and had a Inng conference with the Board
of Admiralty, where he received his counniffion.
Sorts or is. CLlRGY.—Yetterday the Anniver.
fary Sermon was preached at St. Paul's Cathedral,
before the Sapproters of this Charity, by the Rev.
Mr. How:lsms, Rector of St. Georges. Hanover.
fqnstre, from the 4th chapter of Philippians. and the
hall part of the Ilth verfe:
If there he any Vince, awl if there be any Praire, Mel of
thefe things."
The Inftrumental department was ably led by Mr.
Sway, and the whole was cundutled by Sir Wit..
LIAM PARSONS.
Among the company. which was uncommonly
numerous, were
The Lord Mayor, who went In Pate, acenenpanied by the As.
Boyden and Pstchard, the Sheriffs, Chasehertaln, Su. the
Dote of Rutland, (one attic Stewards) Earl of Bridgewater, Lard
Ellenberough. the Archhillsop of Town. the 1111 heps of London,
Dustman, Wincliefler, Litchfield and Coveotry, 3-th and Wells,
St. David's, Exeter, Fonts, Cloyne, and many other dignified
Clergy.
The united collellions amounted, et an early Dont
in the evening, to near tcool-