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

JO the Ete• his coronation memorable arc of fete ever fete Senate intends of two millions 1. The city of :orenatioss of the Hotel de mr. The Le. men of State, the Mayors rand Officen of 6 of the different livities on that of the capital, , tuu gy enjoy the has already OT a in the Thu each large ferved at her ex -4 the anal wines. ourable, thefe tables Fireworks are prepar •en ifloo,ooo livres and, upon each I be placed, and such as he pleafes; , where the pub tbe Emperor's purfe, cis mil 'eyed to the. Mint, Medals are flrik vs,oool )1 will be remainder in the capital Prifoners of every de ' liberty, and a new emigrated perfons, us, and perfons re be advanced one the Emperor's pa ') pay. It is a piece in every France. which greatett attachment to theft feafts and fellivities ' the theatres of the gratis for the public. ovember.—yalowal the Itritieft difei who are unanimous iflanders, and the , the wins of the in from the esorbitatit number of troops, that wider the au lurmountable obitacles which "rat fornsesly the mifcarriage of r Governments, is feet above the fea, energy which ditlin oeloved Sovereign.— laR winter, oppried and waves, procures . it, a well deferved a firotig battery will under its proteaion, moR beautiful roads iumerons and snore t; never did they foe :y; in one inftant it is failed ; at another, dird, that a landing fined ; and our braves Yards London. Again landing a peace had y difmantled or given reigning in England , mes another report, declared war agaiflft. id paired the Sound, Hanover, that the three jken up, and that the ipport the Ruffians ; and tal Mar is inevitable. This the mediation of Pruf that a ceffation of arms and a congrefs for a opened at Aix-la-Cha all there rumours are either of our avarici- Ify garret politicians ; 01 to regulate their own to forget hunger, klr,dly ted, to regulate the'itf- Italy to diaribute the of viaory, or the olive is the•world for all their continue as empty al as naked as their minds. the public not to become surce of whicl: w•e have ith patience the incorma ixive concerning l ikefent tuon of affairs.—gcurnal sr and Arnhaffador, the .pefied ; and immediate Artmercial treaty, which hcen ne h ociating, will be It is laid, that in one mason to impost, duty filk and cloth manufac iguefe ports in Europe, Lald in the othcr Portu •d, that this commercial followed by an offenfive .en the Emperor of the and the Regent of Por- 4 and the ground round Ain, the mine of an old ye been dikovereci. Se• ~ and feveral Roman me• rats, among which feveral /e been found. In digging In, an UM. containing.fil rt of three pounds, was the colony of Maffeilles, fide is engraved the se town itfelf it perfooifird m other fide is a buck ler, ... YlNgelli CORONATION Pal AAAAA mos.—Thonsh I as vinlent and contradictory. Some pretended that peror is abfent, the preparations for his co another volcano would Coon appear in Come part of contll [ be celebrated by thep molt bTrilliant fmetenue without interrution. "his meot Europe ; others , that this furprifing accident pre- wi ll difled a total overthrow of our globe, and a phyfical in France. We are allured, that the Senate revolution more terrible than the political one to w give a fete, which will coft upwards of twc w hich oor Emperor has jolt given the cart de grace; (Bs, will, 000 L), in th cs, a l palac the times of the corm e of Luic e mburgh. T others again affirmed, that not withßandin g what our Paris befids in phyficians and earonomers fay to the contrary, a former Kings, give an entertainment in the dime and invble communication exilic between our Ville never before furpaffed in fplendour. plate' and that of the moon, and that the rnountain flative Body, the Tribunate, the Council to fiat b a t time had been obferved burning in the Prefect and Department of the Seine, th the latter bat ertingnialed the volcano in the former. of the Twelve Municipalities, the Grand I Our amateurs of extraordinary novelties improved the Legion of Honour, [ grained[ of th, upon the mediations and conclufions of our Scavans, offices, all intend to give feßivitiei and pretended that upon the fpot where Vefevius day; to much Co. that every perfon of di 100‘, the rains of an ancient city had been difcover. ever Co great or In low, may gratuituufly ids Wilily different from what has hitherto been treats and fellivities. The Emprefs has a totted or read of in the oldell hiltory, and which, dered five hundred tables to be laid out in therefore. act have been inhabited by the antidelu. illery Gardens, and it; the Ely fian Fields, oleos. Human bones were Paid to have been dug enough for fifty gueßs, all to be ferved up. which proved that men were at remote periods pence, with the choiceß difhes, and the 6 three times as tall as in oor times, and the hones of Should the weather be unfavourable. tl other animals were great in proportion. Medals cot.- will be covered as in tents. Fireworks a treiblooding with the circle of our largell Coup plates, ing, for which the Emperor has given 6oc tan unknown metal, weighing twenty-five ;minds, (25.000 l.) from his private purfe ; and, had been found, and were laid to be on the way tor bridge, immenfe tuns with wine will be II core Mnfeum , and which, in moll of our literary fi l. every one paffing by will drink as much as cieeles and. Lyme, were concluded to have been only one very Ovate will be an °rehears, v.he tbe pocket ' of our tall antidelovian forefathers. lic wilt dance, and eat and drink at the The Se Bahop Gay:to:as had, to all there expence. From his jetty's private pu fpecultithoss. nearly Eased a treatife, proving the lions (250,c001.) are already delivered te height of Alum before his appetite got the better of where gold and filver Coronation Medal his duty, and the gradual diminution of the human "ing. of which 1,5ct0,000 lines (75,00 fpecies, whid, be - faid, probably. before the day of dithibuted at Paris, and the remainder ii judgment, will be a race of Lilliputians ; when the city of each department. Prifoners o Gazette of Naples arrived, and informed 'us that Ve- fcription will be reflored to their liberty, Curios remained in flue f f.; and „fit sleeker ridicules: *madly exception including all emigre awr.--( 'irreales bfettocke ) , with the exception of the Boutteous, ant N Our Minuet to the relator of Wurternburg has fated to them. Each officer will be aC obtained from the Emperor a leave of abfence for fix Rep, and each fok ecade'dlier receive from th days' e p E weeks, and is already arrived here from Stet rd.— vate pnrfe ones ) lime no Englifk Agents inteft any longer the vici. potted that an emulation will take ph • sky of our frontiers, the neighbouring Cants are city. town. or even village. all ever Fi ids agitated, and lets Infpeditm is theteore stemeary dal be foretneil to thew its greetea a oo our pates, to watch what is going on. Could we our beloved Sovereign. As theft feats t twee exclude from the Continent all Arnbalfadors, will continue for (event days. all the th ildmillers, Agents, and Confute of Great Britain, French empire will remain open krarie f we would bard were to keep an where diplomatic from the soh to the l 9th of neat Novem daraders see, Wade all Co ital nations &Wade:. write from the emit , that the weeld form be brOthers. aad•alt as if they belonged Sine pr Theyevails among the troops , who a to else fame hotly." The Emperor of Clamant has appo inted MARC an their defirbetter.e to ehaa lt iife thbefi e pro de ud the Mai Seaga', Dial of Vincenzo , a pa triarch of Venice, boner the s, s, in the place of Feauotai. who died lately. habiunts, go o w fuffe r a great deal from It is not yet knout whether the Pore has confirmigl price to wh, on account of the nun this nomination, as report faya, that his Holinefs del- all provifions have rifen. write from Cherburgh, tha t died this place for his Em inence Cardinal Fess. They . According to letters from Vienne, the rumour is (piece of Napoleon, the molt inturmour ' yet general. that the Emperor of GRINANT will difappear. The famous dyke, whist have as interview with the Xing of Sweeten, in the attempted to be eonftruaed, and the camp of Moravia. Their Ro y al . Highneffes the which ruined the hopes of former Gi Archdukes Celestes and Joon will accompany their now railed to the height of thirty feet heather, the EMINTOT. , thanks to the perleverance and energ His Royal Highnefs the Archduke C has pa die reign of our prefei.l belove ordered the Imperial Council of War to notify to all The refifiloce which this dyke, loft v Commanding Generals in the Auatian dominions, to the violent efforts of winds and v that from the ta of neat any no commiffions as him. who has underken to erea it, Officers can be fold any more in the regiments of confideoce. In Come ta few days, a fir cavalry, dragoons, burros, or hulling. In the Auf. be eflabliihed upon it ; and. under RANI infantry, the eommiffions as officers have never Cherburgh will have one of the molt USN illiftharOd. En g land is now the cooly country in Europe. in Europe where they make a trade of military rank ; Never were rumours more flume aid Where money mull of courfe often exclude talents. contradiflory than at this moment ; ni Sy as Imperial decree. the following rank is to be need each other with more rapidity; ii dismal among all public charades' of funflionaries reported that the expedition had fah i , in this Empire, in public proceffion : Th e Traub that it has returned; and in a third, , Princes, the Grand Dignitaries, the Cardinals. the has been made, a victory gained ; Ddisiftees, the Grand Officers of the Empire, the Sc- Ow brava) were advancing towards . . maws in the Ilmatories, tbe Councillors of State, it is laid, that immediately after lan • : , . tbe Grand Officers of the Legion of Honour. the been concluded, the Brio% navy dif Cements et Didion, the Firli Prefidents in the up, and fity and quaky arc reip Coons of Appeal. the Archbilitops. the Prefidents as well as in France. Then comes oldie Eletteral Colleges of the departments during that the Ruffian Emperor fleet has d d e c.l the dine of elation, and the fi x days which precede F ra n ce ; that a Ruffian ha p . , mod follow them, the Peered., the Preiidents of Cri- and a Ruffian army landed in Hano lanai Palm, the Generals of Brigade, the Bilhops . Außrian encampments had broken the GeneralCominifartes of Police. the Prefidents of troops of were marching ontinent ato fuppl w a ort II the Pleased Colleges of tha Dißria , during t he ten that, courfe, aCr i days which precede and follow the elections, the Sub- is fucceeded by a rumour, that the Vedette, the Prefidents of the Tribunals of the Firft 64 bad bad the defired effect ; that Inilance, the Prelklents of the Tribunals of Corn- would i m mediately be figned, and tierce, t h e Mayors, the Commanders of the foils, general pacationer en would be open the Prefidents of the Proteßant Confittories. Thole pelle. Upon furthquiry, all Pseleas who are Councillors of State, take their dfcovered to be the in ntibury on eit 1 I places as fuch. When in tim e of p eace, or on any sus Rock jobbers, or of our ether ocatfiou, his Majelly thinks proper . to nominate who, not having talents enough to Governors of our thong places, their rank will be affairs, In that they can dine to for regulated by a feparate decree. The Senate, the ta fairs ke upon themfelves, uninvited, Council of State, the Le illati ve Body, the T r ibunate, of Enrope ; and alt re ernately refs of and the Tribunal of Caffation, have no rank in a body cyp defeat, the lauls of s / 4 (ets awls), during nubile ceremonies, if not previou l o f p eace ; but, fo ungrateful is the invited, Or permitted by fpecial letters from the liberality, that their . domachs coo Er rettos. It is the fame wit h the admornfirative or their heads, and thesr bodies as n. Indiciary bodies of thole places where the Em v i Roe We fhould, therefore, warn the p is prefent. Ira other towns, there bodies will take a the dupes of rumours, the fource rank which lhall be aligned them hereaf , er. ...On no now difcovered ; but wait with p i t l 'H I, oecafion whatever does the rank affigned to 41. b o dy tion Government chafes to give belong feparately to any individual - Member of it. events and the prefent fituation By a decree of the Bth ink the Special Criminal de Paris. Tribunals are, in future, to take the nomination of The Portuguefe Negociator Sr I Courts of Special Criminal plaice. Marquis de I.ins, is daiiy exist& 1, 1 ' The Ever elm has appoioted M. de SALM, ait- ly after his arrival, the comme I weer Prince de Sat. se . a Chancellor uf the lourth cohort Field Mediu' L has been of the Legion of Honour ; who is, belides, a candi- finally concluded and figned. . I : 1 date for the Legillative Body : and the Treafurer, for of the articles, we obtain permifl the fame cohort, M. RIGAL, candidate for the Con. fray, the produaions of our folk I : (creative Senate. This cohort contains the depart- tortes, not only to the Prologue m e nu of Lower Meufe, of Forets, of Roer. of Sarre, but to thole in the Brazils and of the Rhine and Mofelle, and of Mont Tonntre. guefe colonies. It is added, I 1 ' 1 The Emperor has a utliorifed the Bifhrtp of hent treaty will immediaielv be 101 l to confer mießs' orders on :7 young men, who have and defenfive alliance between l l t paid f o r f o bßitntes, and are of courts excepted from French, the King of Spain, an confctiptiou. In the dioceie of Ghent arc Rill 68 tugal. curTaheiseslaviascaasntsafonregwaagnitiao, f ii pr ith ie e fi r s t i o pai nffi ss c i i: i t t e „) . sy. has i Brun. in the gardens ar in the department of Ail ) 1 been very btaliant this year ; a number of fkip. from i town, deftrnyed by fire, have b .4 Trieft hid carried there very rich cargoes, chiefly of ' sterol Gaulifh Meer medals, an , Englifts prodoaions, which had a rapid and advan- 1 dais of gold, filver and brafs, I. tegeous fale. are extremely estrum., have be General CLARA', oor Ambsfrador to the ()pre i the earth in the Came canton, a of Er trate, after • leave of abfence of fix months, has . vet medals to the weight o . ' received the ordets of the Ell P I RCM to return to his i found. They were all of the poll The report of this General having been ap. and of fine filver. On one fid pointed a Commander of the Legion of Honour, is situ of the town, or the tow otematurit= without infcription. Os thee„ • upon which are the letters M. A. g the initial and terminalling letters of the word Mafia. They are of a fine unpreffion, and engraved" with extrifite tab, which afcertains the date of the foundatton o the town. Every one knows tharblarfei lles was fo r t wetly a colony of the Phocians. Several officers of the 3d battalion of the 23d re giment of infantry, which was lately at St. Domingo, have arrived, upon parole from Jamaica, at Sour. deaux. M. de ROCHANSIM7, Ex-Marital of France, and father of the General of Dig/Ulan, Rocetawasau, late Commander in Chief at St. Doiningo, at prefent a prifoner of war in England, has publilhed the fol lowing letter ; " At itochambese , Dear warning, jay sr. dera. " Citizen Foram , Colima of St. Domingo, hes, aoreediagss t h e Newfpapers, bid a very Wow complaint spina General Re- CnAMIIII,AU, before the !remit Capful at Hivannol I knew from experience, that in the cruel pollute my fon farad bistfdf , during the laft Its months of his command is the some of Cage, beamed both by lea and bad . it would how been Mkt& foe him to avoid ezerelling Lane ass of fetwrity, wed epos the meaty and the wants of his troop. But *bat I know es more certain it, that there hew generality in tradueing two palms now, of whom the one Is it Havarti, wad the other is the County of Derby, which is the glace where feet is prikose In England, both Wanted by tbs avow, at a at me woes loam cats is Valued) a nocaaussathliea." LONDON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Coddle. leedel. 57-111,1 armlet. 571. Rtdeced 30-- Owebin eq. PRICE OP Era= TILETTJtDAT. Lek lurk tdo INS* Dos& u. u. Mt 3 per Cent. Red. Aewjeli Imp 3 per Cmle 50 3 pw Cam Cid. sr Imp. AO6 0 4 Per Oent 7SH Ezeliet. DWI, pa u.glii spu Cast. Plargar Onerasin Ai pus. S per Cam. g no Saga& 'Mk. 17%. Lars Ann. 17t!Coofeijor ain. sit} lulla Reck silt COURSE 011 3$ s s ig. Do. at6gbe s 9 6 Rotterdam sa 59 sW. Hambamlls as zo UL' Altoaat ss 55 st JL Piet► 1 day's date ss 4 lir. • ?orb ss is sUL 111445dasid ss, is ditto At. as Maim& of Idew Daßarz, per mints pap Wapiti 3$ Ditto 35 a Genoa an pap lama 61 Dino 3s et Opine eat Mos 33id MIAs 13 I L L VOWittols sp j i Ra Pitaltied pa AL AMY* 114 per CM. 0 s The letters from the coaß, received this morning. mention that the firing off Boulogne was renewed yellerday afternoon. The Walt was trot awn when the Mails came off. It is reported at Dover, that ]'doaa►aaT' was prey fent at Boulogne on Sunday ; and the mallet of thel veffel fent in by the Cu au toe, for breach of blockade,' reportS that he law him there, and that he informed the army, in a fpeeck addreffcd to them, that he would not quit the place till the expedition had failed —lf to, the period for deciding the important queßion hat hand, and poffibly the firing heard laft night as occafioned by the enemy making the attempt. Our brave tart entertain no fear for the iffue, and only with the French craft to come from under cover of their land batteries. Government, we underhand, have ordered the Officers in the different departments, whole fervicei may be cilential, to be upon the watch. Mr. Maas nen, Secretary to the Admiralty, Deeps at the office, and leveret of the Clerks and Mclfenge►s have been ordered to attend all night. for the putpofe of tranf mitting to Minihers and others, bulletins of loch ac. counts as may arrive. Neither of the two Hamburg!' mails doe yeßeeday have arrived. A letter has, however, been received from Embden by a private conveyance, dated the sad . inßant, which Rates that a Ruffian fquadron pall ed the Sound on the syth, confining of four fail of the Eh: and three frigates ; and that eight fail of the line au'd fix frigates were expetted in Copenhagen roads on the following day. Report Rates, that the latter divition had troops on hoard, as likewife that a thud had failed from Reval with ttoops alto. We hope to find this Ratement fomethiog more than the echo of the reports of lait week. Laft night we received the Path Pape►t to the 19th inflant, with the exception of thole of the 15th and 16th. There Papers do not afford any article of particu lar interefl. The Neatest, of the t4th, indeed, con tain; Under the head of Ratifbon, fome remarks on his Sivedifit Mitjefly's late Declaration at the Diet of Ratilbon. A fupplemeot to the Leyden Cassia of the sill inftant, enables us to lupply the chafm in the Paris n,:ws. Under the head of Paris. Aug. t 6, are given foine particulars of the celebration of Bo aaaaa ea's Birth -day on the 15th. The Theatres were opened gratis. At eight in the evening, 7e Dam was per ; formed in - the Temple of the Ismailia. Pacts, Ave. t6.—"The General of Divifion Ea. moor, Captain General cf Guadeloupe, writes, that that colony is in the bell (late ; the privateers belong• ing to it have taken 92 Englifk veffels." The Moniteur IllrU contains addreffes, touched in the molt fulfome language, to Josue Bo es, as Grand Valor, on his departure to join the army at Boulogne. From the bomball adulation of the addrefs of the I Senate, as delivered by the Prefident to his Imperial Highnefs, we give the following extra& t ‘. I fhould never come to a conduften, if I Ihould attempt to cepa(' every fentiment of relpea ■nd dcrotios which the Senate coccsuias for you; btu lye cannot intrude upon moments fo precious as your's Thole which your Impetial !fishnets con. dereends to (pare us, appear fhort indeed. We have fierce beheld you in the bofom of the Senate, when your Imperial Highnefs prepares to return into the below of the army.. But though we are neceftarily Waged to remain at our poll, we feel the utmost re. gret that we cannot accompany you to that which you are about to occupy." In the addrets from the fame body, to the Prinoefs joserusse, the Prefident tells her, as your palace is, in my eyes, the Temple of Modefly : I Would fear, therefore, to offend the Goddefs. if I Would dare to deferibe her virtues." Osseous, Ann. 34—The Essreeoe was this day very early on borfeback. He reviewed the divifion of Geseral Fates% which afterwards manoeuvred the Bread. The day was very fine, and thole grand isonontvres were performed in the pretence of the Engles tquadron.—alfeedeser. Boucoons, Auo. 15.—The Emperor, who left 011sid this monties,urived this evening at his Head quarters at Past de Brique. The ermines beautiful. and every thing teems to portend that H will be propitionsto as to-morrow, on the occafion of this memotablrfifte, wale all the tarps, and all the tidttalsnf the army, will be at the Buns time Linea r Ants and aeon. Bo many hangers have arrived, that for fevers!' days they have been obliged to leek for lodgings in do neighbouring towns an daillages.—Meeitner. Lea Monday, about one o'clock; the LoaoCaele• mum vifited Mr, Pa ii. At two o'clock a Cabinet Council was held at Lord Hasaoway's office, which -' wasisttended by the Loan C peace Li.oa, Ea:Kew ass, Lord Hatatowav, Lord himAttLes and Se e Prii . . Sir Fassen Ivitesers yefierday emertalned a ik. lea party of his friends at dinner—these vas a very fine tole duffel on the oocafieu. Yeftcrdsy noon his Royal Highnefs the puke et Yo k e arrived at the kforfe Guarcis. accompt!iadb Wood Talmo', from wbas his Royal proceeded is Woolwich, to infpell the fevered ' ' ' of ordnance and thou Ga a new eonfirsaitm. His hial!fty's Fell R i agiment of Life Goads tied * rand review sad (ham battle year:May us Hyde Park. ender the costumed of General the Earl of Haaamooos. The foldier who received a tete% fall Om a week fume, when that regiment was M I Nisetad,is nearly recovered, and will loon be able to do duty again, though his life, was then defpaired 01l by font. Advicee erne yeamday remised at the Ad from the Channel Fleet , which wa s left all well Saturday UR off Breit. No recent isto/etnint ha 4 been obferved among the enemy's Ihips. A divifion of it, (tippled to that of GAST1111•13111, continued as ulual at finee anchor in the outer Read, It is raid, that about the time when the Been fleet attempted to Real to foe, every night fire fignals were obferved to be made by the French Stip in Ferrol harbour. and that they were ready to fail at a Mt ! meet's notice ; no o&er was permitted to Deep 0* More, and 'every preparation feared itkinctimut that they intended. and had orders to fail, and were only waiting for GAIITMEAMME% ditikol3 to diva d Some Som e {peculators fay, that a divifion of the Ruffiaq Beet, which was topers the Sound, is defined for the Mediterresean, to reinforce the fquidron already ar rived there from the Black Sea, and to protoft Sar dinia, Sicily, Mona, and the Seven Itlands atainft the attempts of France. ' - • • Government, in the contemplation, we (more, of an immediate attempt with; pert of the enemy, havo begun to rewire the French prifoners from the fah. ; coaft. A divition of them were landed the day before yefterday from the prifon fhips at Plymouths, 1 and fent to Exeter at d'other placer. We find that meetings are beginning to be con• tweed in different parts of the country, for the pur port of arcertaining the number of !tattoos and cat riages of every defeription, which in the event of in , ',firm could be affembled in each diaria for tin' fpeedy conveyance of troops. A general infpeainit and claaiacation of carriages took place at Woods , houfe Moore, near Leeds, on Friday lift, and We fame fier are immediately to be taken throughout all the (tibias of Yorldhire. ' Yefterday morning a new plan was exhibited be; ' (ore the Officers at the Hone Guards, as an improve inent on the machine fur the conscripts of troops ; Wit very fimple, a nd does not add to weight or fin : it is formed its by four boards as feats piaeed actors, that the foldiers may fit with their facesto the horfes, inflead of fitting fideways as in the late in.: ',min:. t it was highly lorbvra of, and we under . ftaad that the remainder o f the machines to be nsa3' are to be after this confirtiticM. Sir NATI4•IIIEL Dance, lately 'ad detervedll promoted to the honour of knighthood. it the grand; fon of the city architedt of that, name.fint of Mr. and Mrs. Love, of Drury Lane Theatre, who took this firname in their theatric capacity, and brother to Mr. Dacca, the will, of Gerrard-Oreet. Monday fe'nnight, at day-break, the inhabitants of Winkfield Plain and t4orth-ftree4 in Windier Force, were alarmed by an unerpeezd appeasanet of a large body of men fuddenly emerging from out of Cran bourn Wood. and ad lancing with reed (Irides, acroll the plain adjoining, towards their peaceful habiia lions ; which firongly imprefizd them is iih an idea that the long-talked-of invafion had taken place, and that the enemy were marching in *great numbers to radii that neighbourhood ; which from its twill f t? near the feat of the Royal Refideno.ferve d ('° w eir awn opinions) the more to jiiftify their fofpicion. The Volunteers of that part immediately began to cone& in the molt heroic manner, and to arrange them (elves in the bell order to receive a formidable foe i when, to ! w their great furprife, as well as to their comfort, they luckily found that it was so other than a part of the Suffntdltire Militia on their march to Weymouth, to do Ale lCiiti"sdatldling the ft' Csdoacc of the al Falai) NAUTICAL OtELLICENCE. Totistons, Atei. 28,—Froin our heights tee could yeflerday 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 Chore, and Tome of them went our fo far to the weftward, that they got out of reach of the batteries, and could only be covered by flying artillery. The wind changing, force of them were caught by our eruizers, and well pepper ed—feveral could be fees driven affiore, and many tearer the harbour ran on (bore 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 pole molt of them have returned liy this time ; but this day being very hazy, we cannot fee the French cosh. There was Come 'firing again UR night about nine o'clock. As the French gam-boats ventured out more on Sunday and yelterday, both in num ber and diftance from their (bore, 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 to be bolder than ufual ; but we could fee that they were heartily fickened, and we eSpea aCCounts of confiderable milkbief having been done to them. The details we cannot know here, though we could fee the general refult. Yeltaday certainly was the vrarmelt day that has occurred off Boulogne. Doyen, Aud. 27.—The cutter mentioned in my lag to have been foot off Bonlogne was the Confti tutio*, as was conjeCtured here; the mailer, Mr. Moyne, came here dis morning; he lays that the cutter was within half a gun (hot of the (bore, en gaging a gun-brig, of tz long guns, and two lugger egged yachts, painted with white bottoms, green fides, and richly gilt ; they were fuppofed to contain Tome officers of great diftinaion ; when the cutter's guns, which were (hartcareened's, is pounders, were near enough to do execution with grape-thot, the baggers lowered sU their fails and mats, and row ad acfalt as poffible fur the (bore ; the Cutter follow them, received a is-inch (bell, which fell on board between the companion and Icy-light, Went through, her deck, Rove a ikuttle-butt, and Went out of her run; the hole It made was fo large, that all attempts to flop the water were [raiders; they ha& ed a figual of difirefs, and in a few minutes &vend boats from the fquadron came to, their &Whines, and took out all the crew unhurt ; 'one boy was Undies near where the (bell fell, handing a cartridge . ; be Was knocirsd down by the wind of the !hell, but re. ceived no ftneber . injury. Notwithtlanding fan thoufands of (bells and (hots were Ahsowo, the da mage done to oar fquadron was very (mall: Vb. I NM ORTALITI frigate was (truck by a (hot, which wounded three men, and in 8-inch(bell fell on - ilia-id the Hairy brig; it went throtigh the deck, killed one man, and broke a beam *hinder, which luckily tore out the lisle, and it fell into the hold; one of the men inflantly took it in his arms, and put it into a bucket of water. Several of the (hips received (hots in their fails, he. but no more lives were loft. Se Taal of the enemy's gun-venels were difinafted, and ao 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 veldt; never came out fo near our fqua dron before. Mr. Mowi.s left the fquadron yeller day, at which time the enemy continued to fend out more velfels. and the Istnorratire and Lena were cannonading them. Notwitbftanding fo many were at anchor outlide, the appearance of the malts within the Pier did not appear to be thinned at all. Six P. M..--By Conte perfonsjuft come in from feu, ', we learn that the firing off Boulogne is renewed, but it is too thick to fee any of the cruisers. WIDNISDAY, •OGUST 29. The Matter of the vefel fcnt in here yefterday by his Majefty's (hip CHAMPION, reports that he was at Boulogne when Bo was there, and that he faw the Army turn out amounting to 75,000 men, and form in a circle round the harbour. Bona AAAAA addreffed them in a long Ipeech, diftributed a few honours, and declared he would not quit Boulogne till the expedition fhould put to fca. If this account be perfealy correft, we may espea him immediately; but in my opinion it is very improbable that the enemy would Coffer a vend to fail were they on the point of carrying their threats into execution. Pier o'Llaci. I'. 'l.—A very heavy firing is now beard on the other fide: the rcfult will, I hope, be known to-morrow. ANGTHER LLY a.—Wc are all anxiety here to know the rcfult of the prefau movements of the enemy. At the prefect moment a heavy filing is heard thliinaly in the direttion of Boulogne, occafioned, no doubt, by an e ngagement of Tome kind between the enemy's flotilla and the Britifn cruisers. The mail is on the point of (cuing off. Dial, A no. • sq.—Sailed yefterday evening the listota armed (hip, for Portfmoutl ; the Seringa patam, Capt. 131.4%a D, for the South Seas.—Arrived and failed for the River, the CAW°, SMITH, from Dublin. —'Phis morning failed the ORESTES flnop of war, vo:h the Ravi:v , P.-(sr v s, and the ATLASarmed defence ; PRINCLS9 R OYAL. INDEF•II - and WHIT aY armed trAniports, to join the fe:l,43ron off Boulogne.—lle-ia;c in the Downs the rent t f the Lil:ps as per laid—Wind cafictly. ite ATM! 110 P 11tE WILLIAM MATIMOTE. The William Heathcote, from Demarara, orb; we yefterday mentioned to have been re-taken by NAUTILUS (loop of war, and carried into Plymon is eftimated at no lets a (um than So,oool. The following is a copy of the very intereftingl ter from Captain At DRAM, of the Nat:Titus On to Meas. Bs d WHIT!, at Lloyd's Col houfe. It is dated Anvil 27 It is with muchfatidadtion t acquaint you,tbat ltisplajt hoop under my command, an the 9th balm. recaptured th tumble fitly William tleatheow, from DenterMs to Livapal den with cotton and lope. t. Molt probabinou abeady know that the Wittman Heal war captured on the 4th inttaa by the Central Appeals IF privateer, of ta guns and spa men. I bave may, tfterefore,t that although the enemy boarded with nearly their whale they did not pin partition oldie Sip until after an obtUsato dia. in which the Captain of the William Heatheote, his paffesger, and one Seaman, were killed ; the mate, another ga, snd Seven Semen, were wounded. The French prise acknowledges, that the privateer futfered eonlidasbly in im and had three men kilted; and that the Captain and five me woondrl. Roe, from other authority, I am informed thl was much greater. " 1 Goemety regret the Mate being removed on board oaten k 'toted have given me muck pkafnre to have II a own to highly Spoken a use is by au wtio were left had PLYMOUTH, Arra • 28.—Laft night after iv rived here the (hip William Heatheote, of Live Capt. THOMAY PHILLIPS, from Demerara bo , Liverpool, laden with a valuable cargo, confil taoo bales of cotton, and rap calks of fugar, be worth 80,0001. She was taken by a French privateer, called the General Augereau,. of 1' and Igo men, in the Irifb Channel, after a ver3 aQion of half an hour, during which the C his fon, the owner's fon, and feveral of the ere killed, and the mate, with many of the Grey wounded, and are now prifoners on board the privateer : after the exchange of prifoners, the men bore away for a Smith port, and bad near St. Andero, when the NAUTILUS, of fell in with, and recaptured her: iced a (hip, of about boa tons bunko, p for two guns, bad twenty mounted, with a thirty 'men, and appears to be nearly nei Frenchmen, after much bard fighting,. l of their only fuperiority, which cm:filled number", when by running the (hip along) carried her by boarding ; her fails and rig; to-be verftunch cut, dpecially in the afte the (hip. The Captain waa killed after th men got on Ward, they milled upon him at him in matt" places. and be died, encoar Mate to fight the flip as long as po6bl Mate was loon after mortally wounded. Cain's fon, a lad about twelve years oh nobly. when the French were boarding however, mortally wounded. and thrown before he expired. The William Heatheot the 4th Auger% and retaken the gth folios NAUTILUS is alfo arrived, as is the bum of 38 guns, both from a cruise off the Sp Came in the Mandahl, Captain Was' Dram. Poarswour a, Auo. a9.—Arrived BILMOOD, from London for Jamaica, a join the (hat at Cork. Sailed the Maori of war to join the Channel fleet. ss, ADS. asp—Sailed the (hip, with 43 fail of veffels under con Baltic.—Arrived the Juno, Enter and the Vrow Harmina, under Pei detained by the North Sea fquadron Emlsden. Pritiancz, AUGUST z7.—Since my Al ST llocp of war, Captain Bass; and and Hiwo, Cullom Houfe cutters, Cr and Azzt si, returned from a cruize, ar l the RESOLUTION Wife Cutter, Captair LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 27.--The F war, from hence to Malta, was taker ranee French privateer, and carried int July. The Margaret, Lace, from A in the Mifliffippi ; Sally, HODGSON ; HARRIS, from hence, are arrived at 1 —, from hence, is arrived at Lon Montgomery, --, from Jamaica a fall. .. LEITH. AL:G• 27 --.Yellerday after the Baltic failed from Leith Roads, u the LYNX !loop of war and his Majell THAN is. A fleet from die Baltic sun time. The Edgar, Donna. from J in Leith Roads only yefterday ; th with the Rorclle, which arrived on mouth of the I Cab. The Fidelity o NORMAND, mailer, arrived at Lon burgh, on the z3d inflant. WIJAI.I Ftiligltllh:rhe Adventurer from the Greenland Whale Fidler', with 5 f bar. The Wowing aim have alio arrived Swats Ram, Ms. Ariel, 9 11111, 330 buts to filb, 449 busts of ble•bcr; Samuel, 1 Witten ; Blenheim. 5 felb, 147 !nave of bli fillt, 380 butting blubber; Leviathan, 131 bee; Brothers. Is 61, 400 butts of 6tut 1501, pc bows of bhtbba; Earl Faaeonbel blubber; Lyna. 16th, 170 bards of blab Mary, 4 504165 bons of blabber. _ ._ _ _ FROM LLOYD'S 1.1 G tttttt ND. Atm 1 9-- - P4 s et air from the EaA India ; Retook t;aetaar, frc BArday, from Stockholm; Gotta Rata, Gorettope, Mannao, from Dantzie ; Rif* Lamb; Elwaescr,Norborgh ; sod the Oa Norway; Socculatino, Miran, from Cowie] ; Two Brother. , from e s th,l c s.--saitell the Aetioe, Jonas, and t h e ionic Harraisas.—.—,