Star. — London, England, 1804-08-30 00:00:00

• re the letters M. A. I the initial sad deers of the word AWES& They are preffion, and engraved" with calcifies rfcertains the date of the foundatton of ;oral one knows tharMarf eilles was for ay of the Phocians. kers of the 3d battalion of the 23d vs..- .ornery, which was lately at St. Domingo, 1 , upon parole from Jamaica, at Bout- Ex-Marfital of France, and he General of Ditifion, Rocuasautu, oder in Chief at St. Doicingo, at prefent F war in England, has publilhed the fea ✓ ; At Recumbent, near weariest, ply ay, lb* min, Camila of St. Domini/Q.4s, aecoraeate rs,tal &very furious complaint sislaft General Ro afore the French Capful Hivanosts. I knew ice, that in the cruel pada' say fon Arend Wald( lb months of his command In the tows of Cape, by lea and bad, it would hew ban Mina for rzereifing Lome eas off notty, founded apes the be wants of bis troop& Res *bat 1 hawse mere at there Is no generality b trodoclog two palms a the one Is at Havansak, sad the odor is the (sty, which is the place where my fee is prikosr oath recanted by the won, et • slanting of tgpo (ffitd) , ika." we cannot intrude upon moments fo precious as Tose& Thofe which your Imperial Highnefs con. deltoids to (pare us, appear fhort indeed. We have fence beheld you in the botom of the Senate, when your Imperial Highnefs prepares to return into the bofom of the army.. But though we are necelfarily obliged to remain at our poll, we feel the ntmolt re. gret that we coma accompany you to that which you are about to occupy." In the addrefs from the fame body, to the Prinoefs joyless's, the Prefident tells her, " your palace is, in my eyes, the Temple of Modelly I &Quid fear, therefore, to offend the Goddefs, if I Would dare to defcribe her virtues." OSTROM, Auo. lEstraloll was this day very eaely on borfeback. He reviewed the divifion of Crewel Faiamn, which afterwards manoeuvred on the Broad. The day was very fine, and thefe grand nalutesvres were performed in the pretence of the Englilh fquadron.—alfeeitar. Bor./Loose, Auo. iy.—The Emperor, who left °Rend this morning, arrived this evening at his Head quarters at Pout de Brique. The ermines beautiful, and every thing teems to portend that H will be proplelousto us to-morrow, on the Occafice oldie memotablefile. wine all the corps, sad all tbe in& vidaals\if the oniy, will be at the fame time *an ion and agora. So many ftrangera have arrived, that for tourer days they have been obliged to feet for lodgings la the neighbouring towns au doillages.—Afeeitere. LA& Monday, about one o'clock; the Loa* Ca ea. 1 mune vifited Mr, PITT. At two o'clock a Cabinet , Council was held at Lord Hasanwar's office, which wasatteilded by the Loan C easel Lima, EarlCast ' sea, Lord HUROWIII a Lard histMaites and Hu POT. Sir Feasters Ruaerrr yeffetday watertalned a fh. lea party of his friends at dinner—there Was a Ter/ fins tole dreffed on the occaficta. Yeftcrdsy noes his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yo k e arrived at the Horfe Goarcfs, accompanies% b Colonel Tartar, from whence his Royal If proceeded le Woolwich, to inflic9 the reveal • of ordnance and 'hots atia sew eonStritaitne. His bial!fty's Full R i aghnent of Life Goads had • fraud review and (ham battle yellerday in Hyde Park* ander the command of General the Earl of Hattattewrow. The foldier whO received a totem fall abort a week fume, when that regiment was ray Niettsd, is nearly recovered, mad will loon be able to do duty again, though his life, was then tlefpaired of by font. Meicee were year day rereined at she Ad from the Channel Fleet , which wa s left all rtrigel;kl Saturday left off Breit. No recent istoeconent ha 4 been obferved among the enemy's fliips. A divifion of it, fuppofed to that of GANT meanies, continued as ulual at fillet anchor in the outer Rbad, It is laid, that about the time when the Brea flees attempted to Real to feu, every night fire tigiab were obferved to be made by the French 'hip in Ferrol harbour, and that they were ready to fuil at a Ma., meat's notice ; no *Seer was permitted to Deep oa More, and every preparation feetned ttk indicate that they intended, and had oiders to fail, and were only waiting for Ganrisaatissa's diviffon to life& d Some fpeenlaton fay, that a divilion of the Ruffiaq fleet, which was to pafa the Sound, is defined for die Mediterranean, to reinforce the fquidron already ar , rived there from the Black Sea, and to protca Sar dinia, Sicily, Mores, and the Seven Blends againft the attempts of Tratice : ' ' ' • Governmekt, in the contemplation, we fuppofe, of an immediate attempt onthe pert of the enemy, hen begun to remove • the French prifoners from the fei. coat. A divifion of them were landed the day before yefterday from c prifon (hips at Plymoutht and fent to Exeter at other placer. We find that meetings are beginning to be con vend in different parts of the country, for the put pofe of afcertaining the number of waggoos and eat nage' of every deicription, which in the event of in vafinn could be affembled in each dillria for dal Ipeedy conveyance of troops. A general infpeaidni and elaffikation of carriages took place at Wood honfe Moon, near Leeds, on Friday left, and UM fame Reps are immediately to be taken throughout all the dißrias of Yorkthire. Yeilerday morning a new plan was exhibited be; fore the Officers at the Hone Guards, as an improve tent on the machine fur the conveyance of troops ; ilia very fimple, and does not add to its weight or fine : it is formed by four boards as feats placed acrofs, that the foldie:s may fit with their facesto the hock:, inßead of fittiing fidewars as in the late in.: ventio:. ; it was bight* 'approved of, and we under. (laud tl..tt the remainder of the machines to be made are to be after this cotillruaion. Sir NATHANIEL DANCI, lately and defervedli promoted to the honour of knighthood. is the grand= Inn of the city architea of thainarps,fon, of Mr. and Mrs. Love, of Drury Lane Theatre. who took this firname in their theatric capacity, and brother to Mr. Damn, the artift. of Gerrard-erect. Monday fe'nnight, at day-break, the inhabitants of Winkfield Plain and liorth.ilree4 in Windier Forte, were alarmed by an unezpea4 appeal:anis of a large body of men fuddenly emerging from out of Crain bourn Wood. and advancing with reed (irides, a croll the plain adjoining, towards their p‘pccful habita tions ; which RrOngly imprefiad them a ith an ides that the long-talked-of invafion bad taken place. and that the enemy were marching in 'snit numbers to affiril that neighbourhood t which from its being fp near the feat of the Royal Reidenct..ferve d (i° w eir own opinions) the more to jnftily their felpieion. The Volunteers of that part immediately began to cnllea in the molt heroic manner, and to arrange them (elves in the belt order to receive a formidable fug i when, lo! to their groat furprife, as well as to their comfort, they luckily found that it was no other than a part of the Suffotdflare Militia on their march to Weymouth. to do the Km ^s duty doling the gt" Cadence of the IL al Famil NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. Ae rotestons, Anti. 28,—Froth onr heightt could yefterday perceive a hinter fire off Boulogne than prevailed on Sunday. The fire yellerday be gan about ten o'clock in the forenoon, and lafted till two. About one it was at its height. The French gunboats fpread out along fhore, and come of them went ou• fo far to the weßward, that they got out of reach of the batteries, and could only be covered by flying artillery. The wind changing, fome of them were caught by our mixers, and well pepper ed—feveral could be fees driven ashore, and many nearer the harbour ran on Chore at low water, to wait the return of the tide to go again into port. Several were leen going back into the harbour, and we Cup pofe molt of them have returned by this time ; but this day being very hazy, we cannot fee the French coati. There was fome firing again lag night about nine o'clock. As the French gun-boats ventured out more on Sunday and yetterday, both in num ber and dills= from their fhore, it is fuppofed they were urged on to do fomething like meeting us, or that they were encouraged by the linking of our cut ter M be bolder than ufual ; but we could fee that they were heartily fickened, and we espea aecounts of confiderable mifchief having been done to them. The details we cannot know here, though we could fee the general refult. Yeßaday certainly was the warmeft day that has occurred off Boulogne. Doves, Aud. 27.—The cutter mentioned in my lag to have been fupk off Boulogne was the Confti tutioo, as was conjeaured here; the matter, Mr. Moen', came here this morning; ht lays that the cutter was within half a gun (hot of the Chore, en gaging a gunbrig, of la long guns, and two lugger r igged yachts, painted with white bottoms, green fides, and richly gilt; they were fuppofed to contain !pine officers of great diainition; when the cutter's guns, which were (hart carronades, ts pounders, were near enough to do execution with grape-(hot, the loggers lowered all their fails and midis, and row• ad ass.falt as paffible fur the fhore ; the cutter follow ing them, received a 13 -inch (hell, which fell on board between the companion and 4y-light, Went through her deck, flow a fkuttle-butt, and Iran out of her rue; the hole it made was fo large, that all attempts to top the water were fishlefs ; they boll. ed a figual of difirefs, and in a few minutes leveret boats from the fquadron came to, their affiftance,end took out all the crew unhurt s 'one boy was Gaudin/ near where the (hell fell, handing a cartridge; be was knoarod down by the wind of the !hell, but rw ceived no further injury. Notwithflanding (ems thoufands of (hells and (hots were .throwa, the de. wage done to our fquadron was very (mall: lise tiIIiORTALITI frigate was ( truck LT a (hots Whkit wounded three men, and in 8-inch theft fell on-beard the Hasty brig; it went throngh the deck, kW one man, and broke a beam afunder, which lockily tore out the fufe, and it fell into the hold; one of the men infiantly took it in his arms, and put ft into a bucket of water. Several of the (hips received (hots in their fails, &c. but no more lives were 10R. Se weal of the enemy's gun-vetfels were difinafied, and no doubt but many lives were loft, they being full of troops. It is fuppofed by feveral officers of the fqua dron, that Bo was there, and perhaps might be in one of the yachts mentioned above, as the enemy's veffels never came out Co near our fqua dron before. Mr. hlowus left the fquadron yeller day, at which time the enemy continued to fend out more valets, and the Iststoarattre and Latta were cannonading them. Notwithftanding fo many were at anchor outfide, the appearance of the math within the Pier did not appear to be thinned at all. Six P. M.—By foam perfonsjuft come in from fee, we learn that the firing off Boulogne is renewed, but it is too thick to fee any of the cruisers. wanwssray, •OGUST 29. The Mailer of the vefel font in here yefterday by his Majefty's (hip CHANT 1011, reports that he was at Boulogne when Boss AAAAA was there, and that he law the Army turn out amounting to 75.000 and form in a circle round the harbour. BORA AAAAA addreffed them in a long fpeeth, ditiributed a few honours, and declared he would not quit Boulogne till the expedition fhould put to lea. If this account be perfealy correa, we may expect him immediately; but in my opinion it is very intpr..bable that the enemy would Coffer a vacl to fail were they on the point of carrying their threats into execution. Fcur o'Llcci. I'. .11.—A very heavy firing is now heard on the othcr fade : the rcfult will, I hope, be known to-morrow. ANGTHIR 1,1111.a.--I,Ve are all assist, here to know the fault of the preAtt movements of the enemy. At the prefeut momenta heavy firing is heard elnelly in the diration of Boulogne, occafioned. nv doubt, by an engagement of fome kind between the enemy's flotilla and the Britifn cruisers, The mail is on the point of letting off. Dial, A no. • an.—Sailed yefterday evening the I-Ittoes. armed (hip, for Portfmouth ; the Seringa patam, Capt. Ile Aso, for the Smith SLas.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Calyplo, Sstrru, from Dublitlhis morning failed the ORESTES floop of w a r, with the Ramos, Pskstus, and the ATLAS arruci defence ihips; PRISCEIII ROYAL, INDEFATI- Galls, and WHITIVY armed tranfports, to join the fe:l.4,lron off Boulogne.—Remain in the Downs the red f tic 114 s as per laic.—Wind cafterly. ite ATM! etff *ilfE W WILLIAM HEATHCOTE The William Heatheote, from Demarwra, which we yefterday mentioned to have been re-taken by the NAUTILUS Soap of war, and carried into Plymontb, is eftimated at no lefs a (urn than So,oool. The following is a copy of the very interefting let ter from Captain At DRAM, of the NAUTILUS (loop, to Meas. 13sweirt and Witty/. at Lloyd's Coffey houfe. It is dated Augnft 27 : It is with much faddadilen 1 acquaint you, that Itis.Maleftee Quip under my commend, On the 9th inftant, mastered the Vs. lsabk fhip William Heatheote, from Dentate' to Liverpool, Is• den with cotton and Sugar. t. hioft probablyyou already know that the Williams Heathoote was captured on the ISt latest by the General Meese Meek rivteer, of sa guns and 191 men. bave ady. thercketete (ay, that a although the enemy boarded with nearly their whale fa res, they did not pin partition of the atip unte alter an abbrela un did, in which the Captain of the William Hathesea, hi foe, a paffeeger, and ape fames, werehtued ; the mate, =aka Ow ger, and Seven Seamen, were wounded. The Fuss& piss maftar ac k now ledges, that the privateer fuffered ommidmaahly baker 011. and had three men killed ; and that the Opole mod des MUm wounds-I. Bat, from other authority, lon ktimemed tide 1.16 was nu " I f ly regret the Mate being removed on bawd the pl. I I vateer. 'toted have given me much *afore tee hese a emen Co highly fpoken of as he is by aft who sure tett haled." ar• PLYMOUTH, Ana • a 8 —Lan night after poll rived here the (hip William Heatheote, of Liverpool, I Capt. TOOSIALII PHILLIPS, from Demerara bound to Liverpool, laden with a valuable cargo, confining of 1400 bales of cotton, and 125 calks of fugar, Paid to be worth 80,0001. She was taken by a French dogger privateer, called the General Augereau,. of It guns, and 'go men, in the Irifh Channel, after a very fevere aftion of half an hour, daring which the Captain, his Con, the owner's fon, and feveral of the crew were killed, and the mate, with many of the crew, badly wounded, and are now prifoners on board the dogger privateer : after the exchange of prifoners, the French men bore away for a Spanilb port, and bad arrived near St. Anders, when the NAUTILUS, of iS guns, fell in with, and recaptured her: (be is a very ftne (hip, of about 6oa tons bunko, pierced for twenty two guns, bad twenty mounted, with a MI/ of thirty 'men, and appears to be nearly new. The Frenchmen, after much bard fighting,. made aft of their only fuperiority, which confined in their number* when by running the (hip alongfide, they carried tier by boarding ; her fails and rigging fears to - be veryttutch cut, efpecially in the after petit of the (hip . The Captain was killed after the French men got dn hoard, they rutted upon him and nabbed him in man,' places, and be died, encouraging the Mate to fight the flip as long as poffble, but the Mate was Coon after mortally wounded. The Cap tain's fon, a lad about twelve years old, behaved nobly, when the French were boarding however, mortally wounded. and thrown overboard before he expired. The William Heatheote was taken the 4th Augurs, and retaken the gth following. The NAUTILUS is alfo arrived, as is the I N OITATIGAILII, Of 38 guns, both from a cruise off the Spanint coati. Came in the Mandabl, Captain W , from Dram. Poarsmourn, Auo. 29.—Arrived the Rader, BILMOND, from London for Jamaica, and failed to join the fleet at Cork. Sailed the Madame's's . man of war to join the Channel fleet. S aaaaa ass, Atm. 2 9 .—Sailed the Lion armed lbip, with 43 fail of veffels under convoy for the Baltic.—Arrived the Juno, Enterprise, and the Vrow Harmina, —, under Pruffianeclours, detained by the North Sea fquadron, going into Emhden. PEIIiANCEe AUGUST 27.—Since my la 9, the CAN ST flocp of war, Captain Base; and the Dotva to and Him), Cuftom Houfe cutters, Captains Jonas and ALLEN, returned from a cruise, and remain with the RtSOLUTION elCife cutter. Captain SrONEHaM. LiTSIPOOL, ADGUST 57.—The Fortitude, Gin are, from hence to Malta, was taken by the Efpe. ranee French privateer, and carried into Malaga, 16th July. The Margaret, Lace. from Africa, is arrived in the Milliffippi ; Sally, HODGSON ; a nd Fletcher, HARRIS, from hence , are ar rived at D ublin; Grace, .---, from hence, is arrived at Londonderry ; and Montgomery, ---, from Jamaica and Cork at Bel- LEITH. At G. 27 —Yenerday afternoon, a fleet for the Baltic failed from Leith Roads, under convoy of the Lvwx (loop of war and his Majefty'a defence litir THAMES. A !lett from the Baltic atrived at the fame time. The Edgar, Donna. from Jamaica. arrived in Leith Roads only yanerday ; that Tafel parted with the Rofelle, which arrived on Monday in the mouth of the Filth. The Fidelity of Leith, Gamma NORMai D, mallet, arrived at London from Petetf burgh, on the 234 innant. waass I:seesawlllc Adventurer has arrived at Hull from the oreiaitana Whale Fifhery, with 5 filh. 5o butts of blub ber. The following Mips have alto arrived at Hull from Davis's Strube Mimi, vie. Aricl, 9 Sib, 330 butts of blubber; Ono, so filb, 449 butts of Nel-bcr; Samuel, t t Rib, goo butts of blubber ; Bkoheim. 3 Mb, 247 !ots of blubber ; Holdernefs, to lA, SEO butu of blubber; Leviathan, 3 6!. 47° butts of blob. bit; Brothers. is 61, 4 00 butts of blubber; Notch Briton. S 1501, tc bows of 6 t Ant, Eari Fauronbcre., 3so butts ot blubbe 3 r ; Lyre. 7 Ant, t7O butts of blabber ; aad George and Marl, 4 Isfia,l6s butts of blubber. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. G aaaaaa ND, Awn. so. —Paged by the Matilda, Drioliwater, f r om Dee Evan; Codicil.. from Joky ; Margaret?, ISArelay, from Stochholot ; Gotta. Fluftlo, Undo, from Memel; Gettope, Monism, from Maisie ; Meg Sun, Gratin ; Sopisii, L or a mb; Ebesescr,Norborgh; sod the Good Huillstari,---, from Norway ; Speculatino, Miran, from Chrialans • Catharine, Coviel ; Two Brother., —; and the Young feast Ealbalit,"iattr.l the Active, port, for Philadelphia; L0b0...w00; bo...woo; and the pop Haensisaswo—, for Lotbilua. LONDON• THURSDAY. AUGUST 30. HP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Cols, Emmy, 37—ilkat ammo. 3711. Bad 394 Osmium •11. MUCK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 140 Isla Dumb a. *LSE Tied. Astabjelli Imp. 3pa OWL 341 Gasp Imp. Ann 9f 75H Exelsai : Nl* pa ta.diE 7 7 9? Osmium 41 palm 779? Sail& Ile.k. s7L sis. I.7ff Coniskjer sa. 53ff 174 COURSE 011 pi t s UL 1 37 6 sr rp 173. gs go si M. I 35 t s 4 :13 reek Ss 4 liv. • Sj is sUL ss is &to A‘s w dis Ilse* st 34ew Darr!, per sum Cala pavWapiti 314 IXttei pp a Genoa epp larageid Llama 61 Dine 33 di pap Opine 614 Mos 3.4 et MIAs 13 Liekors Yillekt pp 49; Yens Pleeillaa& :r tL daft& per Cala. rt. letters from the coaß, received this morning, I t that the firing off Boulogne was renewed ty afternoon. The Walt vra4 not known to Mails came off. reported at Dover, that floaa►asnT' was pre. Boulogne on Sundays and the mallet of the eat in by the Cu an aton, for breach of blockade, that he law him there, and that be informed ny, in a fpeech addreffed to them, that he would it the place till the expedition had fail i ed.--If period for deciding the important queßion is at and poffibly the firing heard laft night Was oned by the enemy making the attempt. Our tare entertain no fear for the iffue, and only he French craft to come from under cover of land batteries. Ivernment, we underßand, have ordered the ors in the different departments, whole fervicet be effential, to be upon the watch. Mr. Mats. Secretary to the Admiralty, Reaps at the Office, reveral of the Clerks and Meffenge►s have been red to attend all night, for the propefe of trad ing to Minifters and others, bulletins of loch ac. its as may arrive. either of the two Hamburg!' mails doe yeßerday : arrived. A letter has, however, been received Embden by a private conveyance, dated the . inliant, which Rates that a Ruffian fquadron pat. he Sound on the ssth, confilling of four fail of lihe and three frigates ; and that eight fail of the o'd Gs frigates were espeeed in Copenhagen ds on the following day. Report Rates, that the er divifion had troops on board, as likewife that lite! had failed from Rev al with troops alto. We e to find this flatement fomething more than the ,o of the reports of fail week. Laft night we receive(' the Paris Papers to the ih indant, with the exception of thole of the 15th ,sth. There Papers do not afford any article of particu. • intered. The Monittur of the 14th, indeed, con ass, Under the heal of Ratilbon, fome remarks on s Sive lifh Mojetiy's late Declaration at the Diet of atilbon. A Cupplenient to the Leyden Gasette of the 2111 Rant, enables us to lupply the chains in the Paris :us. Under the head of Paris. Aug. t 6, are given rime particulars of the celebration of Bo aaaaa ea's arth-day on the syth. The Theatres were opened ratis. At eight in the evening. 7. Dos was per noted in - the Temple of the lavalda. Pears, Ave. t6.—.'The General of Divilion Ea lour, Captain General cf Guadeloupe, writes, that kat colony is in the bell Gate ; the privateers belong ng to it have taken 92 Engin veliels." The Moniteur elfu contains addreaes, couched in he moil fulfome language, to joss rsr Bo AAAAA Ts, as Grand Eledor. on his departure to join the army at Boulogne. From the bomball adulation of the addrefs of the Senate, as delivered by the Prefident to his Imperial Highnefs, we give the following extra& t 4. I (hould never come to a comlufion, if I lhould attempt to expieis every ientiment of reipea ■nd devotion which the Senate cotestains for you; but iturdt. FAI,Lr. Warstours, Auousr 27.- —Their Maleflies, as by the whole of the Printery', Duke of CosisP.iocia,and a numerottnfuite of the Nobility and fervaats, with the tieen's band of Muficians. west on board tbe Rovai.Zorsa aloe yacht this morning, at t t o'clock, under the dircharge of cannon from the little fquadron appointed for their immediate ufe and convoy, and flood out of the bay with a fine breeze at E. N. E. and continued under weigh till five o'clock. At one, the Kiva dined ; and at two, the gyms and Royal Family partook of an elegant din ner upon the quarter-deck ; during which time the Band played feveral .deliglitful airs. His Moitsry • was much delighted with this his fir& ezeurtion and expretred much pleafure at the fuperior failing of his new yacht, which cert ainl y beat not only the ROYAL CHAILLOTTII (his late yacht). but every (hip of the fquadron. His MAJCSTY was in excellent fpi t tits, improves hourly in health. and fermi quite a home !ince his arrival here ; alt five the Royal boats were manned, and they retned on fhore in the ing,under the like One, when the whole Fa mily were at the Play. The Kola rife. very early, bathes, rides on horfeback, trantaas butinets of State, and leans not a moment unemployed the whole of the day. It is his Mature's intenti on to pur th e his fee excur fi ons every day that the weather will • permit. Auc nye. Monday evening, the Royal Family honoured the Theatre with their prefence.— The pieces commanded were, the Comedy of "The Soldier's Daughter," the Scotch Ballet of " Donald and Peggy," and the Farce of " Mifs in her Teens." The part of Governor Heartall, in the Play, was per formed by Mr. Dawson; and that of the Widow Cheer ly, by Mrs.F aaaaa . The whole ofthe charaders were extremely well fupported, and this popular Play went off with great eclat. In the Ballet, hlr. Mittra in the char d of the Drunken Footman, introduced a comic fret frail in wooden thou; the novelty of this performance highly amufed. The Royal Family were rece ived on their entrance int o the hot& with " God face the Ring," io which they were joined by the whole audience which was extremely crowded ; the fame mark of refpee was (hewn them on their leaving the hoofs. The attendants on the Royal Family were, Earl of Ullllllsol, Generals CMITWILIGINT, GIATII, and FITZILOT, Ladies Ws and Tarns& This morning his Mawr.. was on horfeback by [even o'clock , to infpea the sd divifion of the Star lot-dative Militia. Between two and three o'clock the Royal Family failed in the Royal yacht for a cruise ; they had a very fine bream, and by three o'clock they were quite out of fight. The following are among the laR arrivals here : Earl of Uxbridge Coked St. Lord Milton Rev. Mr. ari l = St. John Lad, Riddle Mr.Harrifon Sir *qades lassafylde, Coked Mr. Jones of the Stafforilldea Militia Mr. sod Mrs. Doges Colonel Lee, a the So nerfet Mr. Wel& Militia Mr. Whitehead C tie of tie ad fkinerfet Mrs. s ono ur Come. Wood Meld Yefterday Lord Ildst.vsz.xt came to town from Wimbledon ; loon after the arrival of his Lordiltip Sir Hosts POPHAM had a long audience. Yefterday a Court of Direftors was held at the Estft-India Houle, which adjourned, at fix o'clock, till Ft ids, ; the Court afterwards gave their Annual Venifon Dinner to the Scrutineers, at the London Tavern. - A Club of tagety-right honeft and independent Ar tizans fent their joint fubfcription, amounting to s tl. 6s. towards the fund for maintaining theerfes Mid dicks Eleftion. with the followin g copy of V To Wit the wftlaos of • trawl wale. A mite for FIZZ owes beeper we fubferibe "Pro,fo to oar country that we ere net lava " Or tools who cringe to pteafe corrupted kwites. " In aid of the Subfcriptieo opened at the Crowe awl CAnchor of Ta•crn. rei:fupportici the Elective frattehifs of the ounty - ......... __ .. • butmefes." - We have been informed from good authority, that the SPiCITSCRI copied into the STAR OR the 24th init. fiom a Morning paper. refpeaing what the %takers term their Sufferings, was not quite cone& The fail, as we now underfland it is. that they have no fund, or other provifion, for reimburfing fuch of their perfualion as are difirained upon for arty demands, with which they fcruple to comply. The Lords of Council have, we underßand, deter mined, during the courfe of the prefent war, to ad here flrialy to that article of the Navigation All which prohibits the importation of articles of foreign produce in American (hips, though (hipped on be half of Britilh Merchants refident in this country. — Several applications for this indulgence have lately l r b e en made by mercantile houfes of the firs refpeaa hility, all of which have been rejeaed in the matt pe. remptory manner. The friends of the different watering places feem to think that the htit mode of invitee: company, is by Rating that 4. /aigntgr let extrnaely dear, and sta a haft is to be had." A Lawyer being afked his opinion, refpefling the ronduet of the Mu:ow 11.1.thfrates, replied with great gravity—." they ought to be indicted for t erin' an efrap." The report of Game-keepers, and others, intereßed in the purfuit of game, is highly favourable to Spartf men; partridges, they fay, were fcarcely ever known to be more plentiful than at the prefent feafon. Martha Green, the well-known Senior Pri:flefi of the Bah at Brighton. now more than four fcore years of age, of a hazy, but extremely hale appearance. boait. that fhe has preferred her health and com plexion and kept fo plump and easy. from having for thel ali filty years of her life. been almoit perpe tuallyfirprd to the chin in brine. Tuefday fe'nnight two young women hired a horfe and gig at Brighton to take them on a party of plea lure to Newhaven, but before they had readied Rot tingdean, the horfe took fright, and ran away with the carriage towards the Cliff. giving the women barely time to throw themfelves out before he reached the declivity. down which the animal and gig were precipitated. By this accident the tormcr was in dimly killed, and the latter cleated to atom. One of the young women was only about four yards from the precipice when fhe quitted the gig. iliAßc. Theßnfe in June place reherday ; the with difficulty a bed _ Soo perfoas Acre bathed ning. The Annual Dinner fcribers to the Sea-batbinl held at Kroner's Royal hlernen and Gentlemen 1 of the eminent 000 lame don, the likelier& for t of this 'ireful initkation upon esamination of tF were drank. and the perk& conviviality. ifila This place, fince Wats., has been the regiments of Ca' tees of coolie, in the to their difcipline, tl musicating. Yefterda , and often tried refits on Newmarket Hill. Come days under orders it is imagined to chi , to be fucceeded here Yefterday eve& rived off this port, to warn the coaft this morning a qi from one of the I the artillery and mer ' though the ries along the Cna arfenals are filled heavy and flying calibre, within twent edge. A Gentleman trifling wager, yefterday Southern extremity and back again, hour and a half, in an hour and tweet, His Royal Highneff moment arrived • ezpeeed. At Ipfwich Lamb Pair, which a.- Wednefday laR, there was tint fo large a qu..- Rock as has been fees in foam former years; were the prices equal to t he expeastions of growers, confidering the great Oenty of feed, t he almoß univerfal promifing appearance of turnip-crop, throughout this and the adjoining e tics. On the above day, the fair was , let very but for about three hours towards the ear., the were very brilk. On the fecond day it was fet earlier, and a emfiderable number of lambs were fold up equal terms with the preceding day, bet towards ICTUS. ing there appeared a total fEgnation to the • which did not arrive again during the (weeding and a !erg! quantity were driven home unfold. prices varied very much, but the Earl of Bassi and Mr. Atrium Baooas's wethers (half -bred ceders) certainly topp'd the whole fair ; the for under the judicious management of his Lordl Reward, Mr. Sast.uro, obtaining 381. and the as high a price as 2 7 1 . pe r (core, andwere bat rally allowed to be extremely handfome, as w in fine condition. Mr. LANC NSt rat's (Barton) for a3s. Mr. HOWARD'S (of Farnham) Southdowass which were alto in very hi g h condition, obtained s , each, and Mr. P aw ser's (of Lidgate) ass . ; Scores ewes (of Barrow) of the fame breed, duced 17s. 6d. The Sooth-downs of Lord A SMALL (who had 83 feore at the fair) obtained per (core for the webers. Mr. WOLTON'S South-downs (of Playford) were fold for Mt. COTTON'S (of liefrave) for tsp. ; Mr Lar's (of Croxton) h t-breds predated It is laid that orders are fent out by the fleet bound to India, to make a fecond diftri Seringapatam prize money. The regiments not benefit by the former diatibution, but • ftdered themfelves entitled to the benefit are included in this arrangement. We rejoice to find that wheat continues rapidly to fall in price, as will be feen by our account of yefter day's market ; and we . have no doubt of fpeedily fee• ing our predifiions upon this fubjeft completely ve rified. The alarming rife which took place in the Wheat Market, as loon as the Corn Bill appeared likely to pals, was, it is now evident, very judly imputed to the operation of that nreafure, and was not owing, as WAS fisted in defence of the Bill, to the unfavourable ap pearance of the harvelt. As loon as it appeared that the market for corn was to be extended, though that eztenfion was not to operate till a period fomewhat diftant, fpeculmors and engrotras immediately let to work, and the farmers began to holdback their dock, in expeflation of an event which could not fuil to en• hence the price. The public notice which was taken of thefe artifices, lad particularly the costradiftiort and refutation of the fabricated complaints of the pre. fent crop, we are happy to tee, have had the good ef feet of Itoppini thc regret; of an evil which had al ready attained a molt alarming growth, and which in a I, ttle tin:: muff Lave the country in great diflrefs, though it mull ultimately have ended in the ruin of the (peculators. The importati IA that have taken place in the Taft fortnight have confiderably altered the Hate of the ma rket, but nothing 'has done In much fervice as the ettabliftunent of the tat, that the relent crop was not cizricient. The frieculators law from this that rite flock whirl mull come to mar• ket was too great to be „iffened or their artitices,and we believe they moll have furered c onfrderahly by the manceuvres they had alre.idy pot in prattrce. Few will be terry that there wLro f .ught to derive profit from an unfair and arta', increafe of the price of the necellaries of life, did note burned their fingers. That the evil pratlices did not proceed farther, rota te a fribjefl of rejoicing, not only to the Public, but all, to tilofe who would have expiated by bankruptcy a more estentive pratice of a kitting, which the brftaty of Pawrsataca could not fa to data. , \ ;Art, 7114.: aS. brought 'no patentee to 44.. e town A fro crowded that I i can he obtained; no t e ll toot shed by the machines die 010 r• . met of the Governors and Sub Athing Infirmary, was yefterday toyal Hotel. A great with apemen of the Faculty from Lon- for the County, tkc. The progrefi ition appeared highly (tillage ,ry of the accounts. Many loyal to ills ,e evening concluded with the awl 'GHTON, AUG. 28. e the departure of the Nisei el dullnefs itfelf. The field days el :avalry and Infantry ate Curb mai- he ceafelefs attention of the Officers . that ;hey are Artily , worth corn- trclay the Innifkillens, that brave giment of Cavalry, had a field.day. The Suffix Militia have been otters tomarch at an hour's notice ; the camp at Ea& Bourne : they ari ere by the Glouceaer regiment. ming late, a 4 and two frigates ar- , fuppored as guard and 6 . Stir, of the enemy's apprah; and early plantity of ammunition was landed latter at Shoreham, for the tire of troops in this diltrid. Of the for- number aftually mounted on bane. aft be not great, yet the depots and ; Led with very formidable trains of artillery, of almoft every fpecies and meaty minutes march of the water'd n of the name °fat:Aimee for tit yeflerday undertook to walk Irina the mity of the &tells! to Rettindean, • a diftance of eight mileh SS F, which tail% he performed with cafe twenty minutes. lighoefs the Prince of WASS, is this d; and the Duke of Yost is hourly •••••••••••••=mm.m..ls BURT, AUGUST asp. Lamb Fair, which commenced on ft, there was not fo large a quantity of been fees in foot former years ear :es equal to the expeastions of the idering the relit plenty of feed, and oiverfal promifing appearaace of tbp j h roug hout this and the adjoining coon. j above day, the fair was , let very late, • three hours towards the clofe, the fates fk. On the fecond day it was fet earlier treble number of lambs were fold upon k ✓ub the preceding day, hot to to wards even- geared a total f agnattaa wive again during the (weeding day, luantity were driven home %Jerold. The very much, but the Earl of Baisrox's trout. Bemoan waters (half -bred Lei- ainly topp'd the whole fair ; the former, udicious management of his Lordfhip's Snixiiro, obtaining sBl. and the latter ice as 271. per (core, and were both gene- d to be extremely hand fome, as wdl as lition. Mr. LAIICASSTSIL'S (Barton) fold li. HOWARD'S (of FOrnhattl) Southdowne. alfo in very high condition, obtained sp. Mr. P aw ser's (of Lidgate) ass.; M. yes ( of Barrow) of the fame breed, Pro- . 6d. The Sooth-downs of Lord Axis,* • ho had 83 feore at the fair) obtained soy. for the welters. Mr. Wotroa's half-bred ms (of Playford) were fold for ins. 641. and I, om's (of Kefgrave) f or % s .t Mr. Diane Crouton) halt-bteds prodled 14s. 6d. • id that orders are fent out by the prefect id to India, to make a fecond diftribution of loam prize money. The regiments who did it by the former diaribution, but who con- hemfelves entided to the benefit of a mare, ded in this arrangement. joice to find that wheat continues rapidly to rice, as will be feen by our account of yeller- arket ; and we • have no doubt of fpeedily fee. prediiltions upon this fubjeet completely ye- larming rift which took place in the Meat , as loon as the Corn Bill appeared likely to .5, it is now evident, very jutily imputed to the in of that nteafore, and was not owing, as WAS o defence of the Bill, to the unfavourable sp. :c of the harvell. As (non as it ap pe a l that Ike( for corn was to be extended, thogh that m was not to operate till a period fomewhat fileCtliAterS and engrotrasimruediately tet to and the farmers began to holdback their flock, Elation of an event which could not fell to en- the price. The public notice which was taken fe artifices, lad particularly the coetradifliort