Star. — London, England, 1804-02-11 00:00:00

` '~. FRANCE. PARIS, JAN. as. (: Another divillon of to,oco men, confillmg o f a. 'airy and light infantry, is ordered to the depart. Smut of Mayenne, near La Vendee. There troops are astounded by General Devisor. Three Englifh boats that attempted lately to fur. prize the guardihip in the Ems, were dilcovered in time and funk. Many of their crews pealed. Adjutant Gen. Foie rat s s who commanded under General Hussar in Ireland, has received the fame rank in the army encamped near St. Omer. Five prunes are now building at Rouen, in thp docklards of Mont Riboadet. Thefe veffe ls are to have three keels, and to carry twelve 24 pounders, and twelve di pounders each. They arc conflruit. id upon an entirely new plan, and draw but little eater. Admiral ifsafisorc is not only the Commander elver the Atolls at Flufhing, but over all armed wefels from Mating to Calais, where the eemeteett SO' Admiral Davis commences. It is now determined, that all Englifh prifoners is the fourth military f ill an to be removed.— Tlaio above folding andon are already fent ra y •ande eirontelco . re to Verdun, nodule others are on ' dor wa to aqiwimaom. where tbe FIRST CONSUL bee onlared them to be combed all further orders. llama fres their Olken. the re cruiters for Weak. sad for tie Tim. Scow. and rMt guides.• have been enabled to engage maw able been is the mule of Marty, and to Mimeos their dwa Mowry from the Ankocruy of NOW and Merchants. It is kid that the Titer COSSIPL t n 7l DOCAllat the Legifiative body accordiag to the late Seams, before a ralfloklitta• Cr? = teah reglatent of to Frame bas been or demi to fund& a certain number of choke teen for lbw amp at Anas, which is to coseitute the knits• kogies, efett e ar finamadieg Boaspaara Win onage r Upset km they are to nibs the Midi *rem widerise Asir awn!. ar emir m roma. Onat embalm prevails among the veterans to eater ism this legioe, bat the conkrirs firs sot thew the fame ardour. .PARLIIIKENTIRr PROCUDINGS. • noun or LORI" IntIDAY. ns. so. • Castafel lime heard relative to the Scotch Appeal. Calmat Thous Graham, of lialgsviss, s. War of Cul& Rfi. and othao—vis. Adam sad Itcoully at coabderablelsset, on ° the part ofthe appease. The farther eoaftderstion • Otis eats was Atoned Tharfday nest. • - Lard 'HAWEESEURT pasted a pew, the Nth of which vas read by the Lord Cktoce, and .elt sr ardered to lie on the Table. This, as we ale& Was a poi** 'dative to the dais of • .Has. 1.4 of the Royal Nam, to the •Ab s eil s of lisehisat. _ • ►. . ilLenid GRENVILLE obbrosso that k.oss is the ' senlig*s of their Settee *lilts/ reeds be had takes the ups s ows, the Sages of-this Bask • to all' thpasessis ef the Roofs as a areesSissa of the , - roma sogsksis aid *pastas* susegy• an he. • ‘. safe sues* ef a m e ettstlathsesesesy. — es s no ewe d 8•. i a se be Ilse le m sides male MOW= pi. be laKted Ism tip Sift liddsis AlsWelOggia. a s • Palday sat, brim - forret a shahs slobs to the feeettinvietios of possf_AsS stisalfirltokb she ge rd &fame' of *Cr' WOW , Lord then awed, that their foe . Friday tiekt, which wee ordered • Welk, from the Sisk of ranted as ac mes of the Receipts and Illapasilises of the Chiisiiipsers for the Retied:ion et' the *Sisal riSatiroarpar, ( * d i n g 50 of lanUirre ea semen of the fame for the carrels gear stsivadeeed es iie as the Table asp pelves bufbmsfs was at Os!! &Wed of. and :SN l V 6 l iel ' ar haulm° three o'clock HOWB OF COMMONS. ALDIRDOLIN POYDILL ' S LOTTULY. Sit JOHN ANDERSON prefented the Petition pf fire and 'doh Boydell, UT'. It Bated, that by the different undertakings of John Boydell, , Efq. the art of painting and engraving has been encourag ed in this country to filch a degree as to give it a preeenitience over all others, and to make the espor• wine of Englills prints • valuable article of com merce r that they had gone to a very expence lo publilhing a fplendid edition of e, and that the anginal paintings from which the plots were engraved had colt them very eaderable ( urns of teostey, and could not well be difpoind of by file in the rx intoner. The Petition therefore pra) -.A almight be allowed to diipofe of their prefent entleffies_efrintiegs. and engravings, as well as of their praaufes in Pall-h4sll, called " the Bbakefrare Gallery," is the way of Lottery, to be determined by chance.—The Petition being a read, Sir Jobe Anderfon moved for leave to bring in Bill parfait= to the prayer thereof.—Leave granted. c sow SILL fall via, votu m • Mr. Secretary YORKE then brought tip the Bill for coafolidating and amending the different law. now in force with reined to the regulation (lithe dif ferent Yeoman and Volunteer Corr. —TM. Bill was reed a Fra time, and the fecond was fixed fur Wea:- nefday next. Mr. SecretaryYOßßE alio moved that the printed copies of the different &velar letters, with refpell in the Volunteer., Should be laid on the Table, after having been compared with the original official let ters.—Ordered. STIRLINGINIaI OLIICTIOW. Mr. CREEV I E moved that the Order of the Day (hould be difchatged for the Stirling Committee to be balloted for on the if. of March, and that the order lhould be find for the 17th of April. The ground of this motion was that of which he had yetlerdAy given entice. namely, that a point preeifely fimilar ru ,hat which was to determine this Elefiii.o, was now under dtfeuirwit in the Hno(e of Lords, OD an Artsen, I kiln the Court of Seffroes in Scotland. SPEAKER *deed if there was an; objeSior on the part of the fatting Membet d Sir THEOMILUS METCALFE faid4bat was authorifed by she fiitiltg Member. wkm was. SIP fent on military bufinefp, to give his great Willi. propoation. 4w". The ballot for the Stirling Committee was AO' feed for the.,l7th of April. esytot ! . Mr. CREEVIE alto gave notice that he flit;ati move on this day fe'nnight for the produftion'of pa. pars with refped to the events which have recently taken place in the Wand of Ceylon. IiDUCTION OF TUX NATIONAL /MT. • A Gentleman from the Bank brought up the ac counts of the money expended by the Commiffioners for the Redemption of the Land Tax for the year commencin the 3d of February, 1803, and ending the gift of J anuary, t8o4; alfo the ettimate for the quarter, beginning the IR February, 'Boa; and to end on the ift of May ; by which accounts it appear ed that the fon: of . 15,2137,0001. had been iffued laft year for the radiation of the National Debt, end that the funs propofed to be iffeed for the enfuing quarter was 4587.0001. The accounts were ordered to lie on the Table. WATIMOVTII NIACTION cosiest-res. The following Members were chores by ballot as a Committee to heir and determine the merits of a Petition complaising of an undue Eleftion for the Borough of lik.rerwooth -- - - lies.' It. Ryder. 0. P. Walk" Wq. W. Minsd, WE • Owls lifielard, Ifq. WlNclemba. Fr+ Albemarle lode. ni. ` Wilielleia Dud. Eq. Omits zmill. WA etaridAkßreAds 7 - . IMMO rm. keit warm. Of •`' p.. 111104114 WO . . usursits. ThaiNidl2:mresamdirst=desd• adWkrseldre 4ieddersabm Liao Wit Dail" ersiltittArdllise prat . Theitersee afebt %awl Cols IN mesi bask •IN Weed er, midis IS crewed to be sordessilitelevr. -111birikr Orders elf Os Eby stisidsim MEW ripavirdi— A 410,11011: LONDON. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY •a • PRIM OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE tYCLOCR: 3* Coat Dodds, 11110111 ssf—Tlitto, for ICt. 5511. Rama $6l-oourom 3 diL • PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY : Bak 11001* ts 3 Loop Alp 16f 746ths 3 *C. Sol A. 361 Wilk 3 pm Cam It 54 3 per c. ea. 3so Osmium 3 dIL 4 Per cait- 7 2 i 171. 64. re C.141m7 DO Co b = e 4 JS riff c: Ern pi 04 COURSE OP EXCHANGE. Amlbrdiss 36 sUL Cads —pp MAN 36 Dm at Irk 36 3 Dim 35 it Out 45i Rotterdam 36 to s Madrid— Vita 39 . 1 Hmilbsept $4 6si IK. Ditto psiet LlAroa 61 Altosa 34 754 ‘U. Elba 334 et OPOl=l Tubs era Me as 14 11% LeSkise 454 D lllOl 3 7 tab . $5 sUi Asia co tiro UP ,or' isuslass s Mt. 54 pa Cam Ilorm Damn, S. 7d. pm Oise. •In the Houk of Lords lalk night, Lord Gm, ixt.s gave mama a motion on Friday next, relpeaing the Paper Oragation of the Camay i and Mr. Cass els. M •the other Houk gave notice. that on the hits gay he lhould move for Papers relative to cobs. The, BM fur sonfolidating the different Volunteer Aas bmatight in laR night, read a fira time, or• Aerate. be printed, *and read a (mond time next Wodnaida7.- - • A letter from North Bergen, fates the arrival there of fome trartfports, having five or fix hundred French and Dutch troops on board, which had failed from the Tercel; that a Poop and Chip belonging to the fleet were miffing ; and that a number of Dutch °Seers had defected there, embarked in a fchooner, and failed foe Holland. The letter is relent refpea ing the objeit of this expedition, or whether the vef fels were driven into Bergen by firth of weather.— Could they poffibly have been defined to caufe an alarm on any part of the coat of Scotland ? The de fertion of the Dutch Officers, if however, an impor tant (aft, as it (hews clearly, that in honour, they cannot confider themfelves as really ferving their own country by promoting the views of the Flail' CONSUL. Yellerday.abnot twelve o'clnek, her MAJESTY and the Prineeffes Auourra and ELIZABETH, attended by the Counters of CAID:0411, took an airing in a coach and four. efenrted by a party of the Light Hoge, on the Harrow road. Princelike Maar, SO/NIA, and Animas took an airing on the Fulhant•roau. Yellerday, about one o'clock, the Crrencectoa of the EXClltclyia had an audience of his MAJESTY for a cunfiderable time. His Royal Highncfs the Duke ofYnex held yeller. day his Military Levee, at the Horfe Guards. Se. vet.ll General Officers was pacrent, who, al terwards Allied at a Council, as did Lord Hosaar, Mr Ytott RI, and the SIC RRRRR Y at %VAIL. - - The Riglit linn. Jou* FOSTE& is arrived from Ire land, and'took his te.it in the Thole of COMM= op NI-oday lall, fur the fat time this (calms. Yeflerday their Graces the Duke and Duchels of Elsoroso arrived at 'heti li,infe in the Stable Yard, St. I.4mes's from Wooburn, its eonfequence of Lady Wiwass P.VISkI. being dangeroully ill. The Viknunters Islicciricts arrived in town ye today, from Se-eland. Lord ?sitcoms.' is not ca nceled in town this feafnn ; his Lorcilhip is enjoying in I.is native country the fwects of retirement, after the long and inceffant fatigue of his political labours. A paper, purporting to be a Proclamation, in tended to accompany the army which is ti.) invade this country, appeared in a morning paper i.f yeflcr day, and has been copied into fereral tith:ts this day. I%e only notice it for the purport of warning the rublic againft being imp:4A upou by a fabrication. DEAL, FEB. sp. •' f~ ', _ • ia t • Tba t before lag the Apcuaa MMa Idown,into 01)pwas: 'that motning thh:Aaco la is :company sitli-fthe Locust gun brig. and Gairna cutter, 'Arad a privateer, but . being better failor fhe cf. iliPed.. Nothing new has tabs& place at Boulogne. ) except that the enemy have moved their flotilla far. they up the harbour, which it is fuppofed they bare been obliged to do in confequence of the late gales of wind. There does not appear to be any increafe of their encampments. The weather is now mode rate, and ourlquadron will refume their Ration. two O'CLOCK. The Locust and Aacasa gun brigs are now A u:oft out of fight. According to report. we have reafon to expel hers Sir SMUT 8111 TM. who, it is (aid. will take the command of the Boulogne flotilla. It appears therefore,that romitAlitt phis is in *a. tion. . ~ _ _ An official letter has basin by the Slat tery of State to the Laud isietossents of Coop*: firft, with a vie* to aillbOir t t i llii if thiP o r e g Sob divifion Meetings to IOD ,their ' • ; Paysnafters loch foists of mono. es, ow. .61watt ii 1 bounties, are doe to that who heitaillawlikilki Shows in the Amy of Referee smiSSIMUt sou I madly, to oakum Ow completion cif ;Ibis diathesis in the Militia mud the Army of iliforaii nod insider to obtain Stairimpattent k is 4,*4lwilk intention aft of Opveammiet as cud= piovilliese mi le Alirgrifil u rk . in the molk elfatital = llO illawl4etita.,if: Sig levies for which the .. prOwides‘ • ,;... A Reg imen Compan 200 131100/141111, _SAMNA lit Op the German Ret palled tubsetarioto tows along WeSsineer Srid s gs. - They . appeared .la.high hil glee, and fong the um of wOod lave the l 7, without, nowing the wa They am mini de. • fine young men; and the Compissf wee a confiderable number of women.. A Plan for esercifieg the elms Regiments W London Volunteers, from the ilk January to the 00 December, i So+, has been adopted; by irMai mode one regiment will be on duty every day throughout the year; and it is Ander the coafideration of the Officers, that all • the eleven regiments do moiler in Hyde Park on tbeftliovriag Holidays, mule/ aO4 Ratty of sl. for each Ali:stet s • . jw sa. ma OmmilisaleAla. July sy. St..boass • •.-. • - ''' . . ... - Am. y. SM •-• Feb. so. St. Mattithe. day. March 30. Goad its* . sevt-sid ...LOW'S* 3 A t= Apill 13. St. Gear.; ,-, , Ott SS. iL• Gas. 3. May ts. gime, Mr& ytay. Nee. 30. St. Aftiraw. Jose aI. St. Ilarnabaa. Des. 0 /* as. Isla. .• ._ Thtufday;fennight the-Yeovil finbadivifion OW. lonteas, to the number oflsc,'agelableif cm Strands Hill, Somerfetfbire," when a vay o alit pair of ea lams was prefenied IQ ihem_bli. Foss. Lady Of the Hon. THOMAS Fall 14. CoWSO.C.PSHOSGAIDS of w e l the Corps, accompanied th an ' ile iddreft, i well foiled to the odcafion ; after which the colours' were confeerated by the Rev. Mr. Tatum, Chaplain of the Regiment. - Lieutenant CORT,OII, who has lately been tried at the Royal Marine Barroarr o Chatbsen;by a Own Martial, for feeding a charge to as Officer Geier to himfelf, is broke, and Ms Majesty has approted the lenience. --- ----- Lord CAWDOR inherits from the late Mr. Vattowas of Golden Grove, that 6ne old Manfion and De melnes, with Ellates io South Wales to a cenldera. ble annual amount, the whole adjoining I f ord Caw. DOR% family property. Mr. HIIIILY PATTIRIIOII, an American merchant, and brother to Mils P a, of Baltimore, whom the American papers mate to have been married to Jeaosts Bowaraara, has been in Loudon about a month. This Gentleman enetradibs the report or the marriage having taken place. He Rates, that in' the left letter he received from his father, he was J Grad by him, that he would confect to the pt °pored alliance. M. Loma B has at length arrived M agnin; at Florence. It is Paid that he is to pay his ad. drefres to the Q.MEN RIGINT of Erauata, and to flatter her with t he yrofpea of a,Throne that would feat her upon the ruins of the Italian Republic, and unitein one kingdom all the petty States of Italy, not even excepting Naples. But this pro eft, it is thought, will only be attempted to be reali ed in cafe of the fuccefsful ifrue of the impending expedition. . _ The new Comedy announced at Covent Carden Theatre. is from the pen of Mr. HOLISM.. The New York Theatre is advertifed in the Ame rican Papers to be fold by anßion, under a Decree in Chancery. on the loth of this month. Lady SPENCER Cli I C sssss gave an elegant Ball and Sapper on Monday lall, at Fifhcrwick Park, near Litchfield, to a very numerous company of dinin , piffled perfnnagec. Her Ladyfbip opened the Ball with the Due de MOISTPLIISILa, to the lively tune of Tlx Comte! 1 Sutherland." The Hon. Mr. Cut. tote, and Lady A. Srawmtv, with about to couple. followed. The (upper confined of every thing that could be wiflted for, after which the dancing recom menced, and continued till fix in the morning. Yellerday Mr. Ccaatoda !Farted from Hyde Park Coiner, about eleven o'clock; to ride his mare thirteen miles on the Richm•.nd Road in an hour. for a wager of ao guineas, which he performed in two minutes and a half lefb than the time. At Harting the odds were four to one again her. It was agreed, if the got into a gallop the was to flop and turn about, which fhe did feveral times. Mr. Winter, a baker, for a bet of ao guineas, laft week walked from Norwich to Yarmouth, a dinance of nearly twenty.four miler, in five hours and a half. carrying forty pounds weight of bran in a bancet.— He we, allowed fix hours, but petformed it in the time (fated with cafe. Mr. BARCLAY has undertakes to walk fweatylear miles in three hours. This effort will be loon ; the refolt of which we (hall give. A famous Leiceller Hog, which has excited much curionty, was nanglitered by Mr. Girrov, Butcher, of Bridgnorth. IA week. This pig, though remark. ably (mall in the bone, weighed Gsib. and his inGde fat 331 b. ASHFORD. FEB. 8. The Earl Middlefer Reg iment marched into this. place on Monday from Btabnurn Lees Barracks. and formed the line with foeh precilion. after a march of five miles. as attratied the admiration of the regular Officers quartered here. who crowded the ftreets• to fee it. Having halted for ten minntes, it marched back in ordinary time towards the barracks. Majoe General Foam took a Ration near, the bridge. fur rounded by feveral officers of ditfineion, while the regiment paged him, and rarefied himfelf pleated at its appearance. This regiment is now to very Brom (nearly too men)that on field days is is onerally ezercifed as a brigade of two battalions. There was a grand field day yetterday of Major Gen eral &SWART'S brigade. on Sellenge Lees I the Major General commanded. attended by hii Aid de.Camp, Captain De Sans. and Btigade•Major, Lieutenant- Col. Easasea ; the regiments took np kraal ne,, alignment", and formed clots ;alumna on different companies with the greaten ordea. When the Luc was apse forthed, it advanced in a aloft excellent manner. and concluded with a charge to the entire fatistkairat of the Major General and numerous tpettators. The 'Wird? then autrehedhaek to the barracks. where the Weft Kent were ilkoeacill Major: 'General Foust: It blew a pedal! hurricane Ist night alma tow o'clock. Torrents of Mains:ended, and luckily al. bled the tenipak, who was terrible while it latlyd: The munho was very adavoarable this day toi obffiniati•dittlithw Mph. It wile, however. yid. big at tiara kit adz far a few fame& At a Gassol i ciffemblyorthe Academicians, held Ti re 'raffis , illemuir Sweat, Efq. was eleded huger of Acadesay,in the roods of Wstprost, . deeded. Rut. Ithamitass.—bEvery hour, for the lad fix a has ham snuffed with accounts of "rlt/ebeing. gate ready." It may now be affied—fir what t A gentleman who lately left Fame solves this doeist,lryblg os the French arc in the Rate they _mention : the Merchants are all ready..-se Mel. The Pedants are all ready--/vjaro• The Sailors are all ready—se free . the' /kie* The Army is nearly ready—sa swig a and the ddperato Crier CONSUL, after all his threats, is ready—tqad as ass* ferAitoz bewscv—This is the malt Was creiro m the erceid 'nth hie Iltewolaw, dow !!" Tellerday, at the Public Office, Hatton Gardeas • great many publicans attended. at the inience of the Baca Office, upon infornmtion giyen by their offi. can. whore hands it is to aftertain what Rock is Ott hand, and to report the fame to the Board of ER*, .„ when* appeared by their vicafurenseist, and permi!e that there was an increase of Rock in their poffeffion. They all pleaded ignorance as to the cede, but, this not being allowed • good plea, they were coavided in the mitigated penalty of mi. each with lissoyeamse.—The IdiAmerade at the King% Thome es Tharfday night Nod a fine drat. So moth has throws of late grown into Amazons and Volunteers, variety of charader was become a no velty. To the& then who have been fo long.ukd to marchiag and counter-starching, to fcarlet coats and bat waißemts, the glorious confufion of movements. and eudl& diverfity of eolburs ethibited on Thert. day sight, melt have proved uncommonly sorsa:ye. T o prevalesee of Dominos at Sweet of this defcrip des. has peeved a favettrite fobjea of aim*. They have hem compered to coffins, with a few (hieing nails t to funerals., whoa a few feathers nodded over the fablavall a and they have been compared more r e l4 eg lisil to the dramas, who lazily enjoy thole Mete which they have not indu ftry to gather. The Woes/ads of Therfday was free from thefts objediess. It had no doubt a full pro perties of Demises, bat they only fervid as Windt. to keep the veal, full freighted with joy and (piths, from overtop, er being too rapidly carried down the tide of ore. An admirable Ws/Ird Yorker played a difkiertifited pert in the lift of - charm:tem She was very eager in reconsmending a tyllabub to herfriends, with mere brandy than milk in it, and declared - the never brought her owl to a better mar ket. She was encoded by her brother Tee, fr from the Welch mountains, who ate leeks, and danced to the tone of Owe Giadeeser in great flyle. An helm baum and an laileaCiatf made a fplendid difplay.— They bad feathers, beads, and colours enough, anti wanted only tafte and elegance in lead the fafhions. By fontebange fatality, a male Halide Ruck dole to their Aim. The charitable part of the company Paid he was in a knife. but all allowed he was not the Prints. A Reified ailed hue part neatly, but (he had no Orlando ; and looked In forlorn, that every heart fympathifed with her when flue exclaimed "Oh Jupiter, how weary are my (pints I" A Sma rmed home feemed to weep very bitterly for her loft reputation; be: on inquiry it turned out, that file was lamenting a fickle friend and her departed beauty. — To thefe, and many other characters of talents and dillinCtion, we are to add thofe gregarious lets that flock in crowds to fuch places of amufement, confin ing 'of saki evascbstot, 4 deal& met, idlers ► fallout grange wow, borate iadh, rallers, fini be,:, Cliffaxy ferriperr, lisderrinz, and Clerics:; alfo Old Maid, of Sixteen, and Toasty orstr of Sixty. There were Sailor; who could fwear and drink grog• and had to boaft of their great feroicer in the Flee. The Foe/ was played by many in a very natural manner. Here was all,. irtivra, who tried in vain to "tent/their own rbarettert or the moral: if the company. Many Smyea appeared in the throng, lime of whom seed their parts beyond ma/ire. A Ciadrella was by far the belt antique in the room, and of cowrie/Stop awry all the applaufe. ' A Band el Pirate; were tolerable ; they took feveral prizes, and towards morning made off with them into fort. We thought to have doled this article without ' noticing the Ariel uf the night. We were inclined to doff), becaufe we cannot do juflice to her charms. In ' fymmetry of perfon (be did not yield to the nors 4fediri, and her drels was In arranged as in difplay that fymmetry to the greatelt advantage. The Eug ,. bils contended that Ile was a daughter of Albion. the Scots that (he came from Caledonia, but her tongue proved her an Hibernia's. The 44 Merry I Dance," was kept np doting the night with gtc : i.: , , fpirit ; and the jocund thrcng did not leparate till . the morning dawn fummoned them away. g H is Grace the Duke of NuaroLe was prefent ith a parts, and enjoy-ii the feenc until a late hour.