Star. — London, England, 1804-08-13 00:00:00

S Frig the VONDOAV G4ZETTE, Auguj? DOWSING tTRIET. AUG 9. The King has beta pleated to cattle it to be figni fied by the Right Hon. Lord Haßymer, his Majef ty's Principal S:cretery of State for Foreign Affairs, to the Minifters of Neutral Powers residing at this Court, that the neccirary meafores have been taken by his Majelly's command for thelvlockade of the entrance of the ports of Fecamp, St. Valle y en Caux, Dieppe, Treport, the Somme, Etaples, Bou logne. Calais, Grayelioes, Dunkirk, Newport, and Oftend $ and that from this time all the rneafures au thorifed by the Law of Nations, and the reflieflive Treaties between his Majeily and the different Neu tral Powers, will be adopted and executed with re tpelt to all veal& which may attempt to violate the D.id blockade. The Hors. RICHARD Rynts, of Lincoln's Inn, is elefted member of Parliament for the Borough of Tiverton. GIORG t BOULTDIIMAIIIWAIIDGAI. is alto elefled member of Parliament for t)4soaaty of hfiddlctex, is the room of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT. Bart. whole eftion for the faid County h4sbeen adjudged to be void. [The Gillette WO COIMIIhe Captain DAR cc s amount of his en. gazernest with LI trois's fquadrou, which appeared in uur Paper of Tharlay kit) MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wat-orricr, AUGUST 11, 18C4. rtii Regiment of Dragoon Guarde--Wlillem Hay, Gent to be Corset, without purchak. • Its a iment of Dragoon—Charles Foz Clumplon Creiplgny, _ putt to be Carnet. by purchafc, vice FLunftrad, prom , ed. std Ditto--Hofpital-Mate Wm. Young to be AlGRant.S. , ecu DiDitto,—tomG. Langley, Omit. to be Cornet: by rurcl Hr are, vice libritaMpillinoted; William Hairy Coma. Galt. to lac Cur. set,'wobosit purebak, vice Fagd, proatencl in the 7th 1.41 a • Dragoon. . yth Ragitnamt of Liglit.Dragoom—J.. Long, Oast. to be Cornet, without putchafe, vice Lovelace, grotaotrall Lard John So mem to be Carnet, without pureliak. Iftb Ditto•Lielitcoollt Begonias Latyese_ to be Captain of a -Poo?. without Piteuberc: Cocoa Williato Fretiatch Schreiber rbt Lieutenant vice Lutyrns. ashlXtt&—BrevelMajor Richard Plget Os be Mai r, by per chafe. vice Browse, who retires; Lletemai Peen Wolter to Re.CasOiln ef TM", vice Piste ; Cornet Veltman Knight icy to be lieutenant. vise H IVsler. Mill Regiment tsf Light of Dragoons•-•I (Catena, t Evan J M pr Murray is be Captain oh a Troop. "toy purchak, vice Ford s, premised Is the tyth feet; Coenct Chad,. Hari KM. to be Licateinet, vice Murray. IR Regiment of Foot.Guardo-srhoenas Streatfield, Gent. to be E.3gn, without porthole, vies !Ater . who ethane. Caddliream Regiment or Foot Utarda••-•Wilham Burroughs, Gent. to be Fnfign, by purebafe. Od Regiment of Foot Goods—Liestmant-Culonel John Bysg, from the toth Puce o to be Calash' of a Conipsoy, vice Hem O. L. Cole, appointed iodic ntit Foot. 11l Regiment of Foot. Ts be ages, without purcbak—Conrad Mayers, GM. vice cattwarso, geentsto:; Written Pearfe Drereton, Gest. vice litiksolgd, prompted In deo Ruh Foot; Carrell sari Hop. boa, Oa t. viceArgainibeau, pronmed. Tom istegeotp—sorgtrio now,. Whimper. frorn the ER Welt • ladin Iteerno.t, •Le Morten, demafed ; &Haase James Da %Mon, fr. Asp 7th Wash balls arsitielst, eke Dkkeufrin, mansote,l. 'to lot t..t,arteradaftee- , quarter - Maker - Se r je sa t sWilliam day,vh.s 1;41, anointed to the stb Royal Veteran Battalion. ya ihtto—:Vihiam Nicholls, Gent. i be Fitlios, without p e r. ch..fesike Barrett, whore appoknewit hss not taken place. 31k Ditto -Hcipitahlefate to be AtSame due , pm. vice M•hdahon, promoted ha the York Ranges yth Ditto--Hofpital Mate Henry Travis to be ACifiant-Sorgeon, vitt Jima. &ceded. 13th flitto-.Henry Biked. Oent. to be gage, without purchafe, vice Wiehenfres, whored's'. 19th Ditto--Bevect Major rtansie Pomace, fro the isth Light Dragoons to be Major, by perchafe, vice Pomace, ` cent, pronested. and !Vito:eat of Post--Helga Wiliam Delude to be Lieutenant, ley perchafc, vice Mentos, who I'or-a. di6th Bute..Babgn John Brooks, fere the Canadian Feweibies, to be lap, btOrepx, proomassi in the t 7th Foot Snow, Gent. to be Fillip, mthoot purehafe, vice Al . Donald, promoted In the t 7th Feet. g7th Mts.—Colonel the Hrienuraltie George Lowrey Cole, front ' the sd Foot Onarda. to be Liestemei-Colooal, vice Maitland, appointed to tbe apth Fort. at, Mitt.—Peter Kirwan, Oen. Slam gth Battalion of Re feree, ((bedding temporary rank of Lieutenant), to be Lodge, • Mee FPI tt, pronmeed is the gad Foot. grit Deemareeseel Findesiek Maitimid, from the 17th Foot. to - • Mee keg, apphieted so thc , - ,41 foot 'b - 4, Goads. gob Dittoo•Meekor M.Mitter, Gest. to be Enema. by porch:ft, Om Forego, pronsated Timothy Davies, Gent. to be Lolly, by porthole, vice Catesnem, who retires. gtth Ditto ivory. Gent.to be Frifige, without purchate, ales Kelly. promoted lathe sob Foot. glob Ditto•oßldiard Gilbert, Gent. to be Fnnz,r4 without per. chafe. • re Adams,promoted In the Etit Foot grib Ditto•oHolpkal Mate John Wee to b land ktant-Surgeon ; llotpitol Mate jobs Pk Dolga to be MiliStiraegn. 4.1 d Ditto--Mmwell Tyldeo, Gent. tube En fign, tic* Lord, fu perfeded, Wog &Meet without have. Dittmotarotenamt Jobe Williams to be Captile of a Com pany. by prarebate, viva Harris, prommol in du yyd Toot. pe Dicta—anign Richard Storer to be Licari...most, by parade, vim Corks. promoted in the orb Foot. sad Dkto-oHototal-PAate Henry Milbsonie to he attiftsne-gitr goon. vim Borrows, promoted in the Royal .lfricaii Corps. 35th Dinuooluelign Lewis Fenton to be Lkuunant, by parasite, rice Hsikiger,prosnoted. Ditto•olieuemaist Walter Itoddismo, from half pay the ofeb Foot, to be Utotenamt, vim Byrom, who r•lions. diet! Ditto...Es/1p William Keith Fipholone. from the 29:h F oo t, to be Li e utenant, by perch*. vice sun Id, wio. re ; Marlton', OCDL to be Eustis., million poi slot:, glee ttowiard amnia. Ditto-01l Mir George Sodom to be Lieutenant, without put , char.:, vice Forbes, demoted. Syth Ditto•—liripital•llAate Thomas O'NLlcy to be Mitiont• buegron. 924 DlttoovLitnicssomt•Colnael J. WMotighloy Cordon, (who on isis Appointment tech/ Quarter Maitre a iter.i. U p.m:cant. v aca te.' his Lieutenant LJendry la the ryb l.ku trn .ne.4 0 1,0,4, vice Robs-rd.,. who •,• or Foy. st;tl Pitto—lLH4 Juhall.oa. Gent. to brku, by put ch.tre, Hee Wattrborr, Imo/wed to thr 94th rose. oils Weil Iteginsort...l.kinetiont I slams. frieit Ntc Royal Dorms, to be Coltman it aC. orov.ity, pat. , !. 1441rnyth, riectottcl in the 7th Weft loLt. itt ‘llll% I 1 . . P.. C. Sumter j•An Walker. from the tit Foot, to be , Hee Minta. tiroov ed. Silt Ditto—it. W e lsitrford. G. et. to be withr vice l.udor, promoted; Atalle• t-hurct a J inks the 117t11 raitt, b: vita P. I t u. , r ,r„,„ Neor Woolwich Rohest Hill, 11...0 the :id Light laagooco, to be Strgron. The orris. Germ•o Kivu. lt.o-1 - rslittri Min- Olft Mitt to have the Oath 01 1.1. I t.11A..f ViknUri de ltlortagoe it. be Lint. .1 .••• 1.11. • 1 i ~• H ou trteet,preour etl; lift a Al" it ' cults . :0 'to. 1.1.ta... a. without purr hale, vice 1k Sad., The King's ('merman Artillen...ColMei•Licotruant Htn , t j.• Kuhl(' A nn t o Car .in er' a Catarany, on?. it rr:..;•., r , to hr fa. 2100 area I. - t.n.pormi nrk ; 1 ..trr _ r ! tecriencia,witb t. rotr.rary ( 11;r 1 r.. 12 Appian so be I 0.. 1 bra..., Frvisos.cd. u fir !'rain 4, AI.. 3. r' 1 • to' C Dillon's Regiment... Captain Franeo Arnett! de V.lon toot de Wino to be Captain ala Suit; A. Hue, Gent.to be Fa llen vice Harte. appointed to the 58th Im.s. Royal Wanton Train—Halite! li o ate'Llarittoptter Coddrington to be Afintant-Surgeon. French's Levy—Lieutenant William Morton. from balf.pay of the lad Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Johnilm, deceafed • ?magi. Adam Robinfoo, from half pay of the ad Regirr.cotpithe late 'frith Brigade, to be Enfign ; Enfigit John Robirdon, from half. ray ot ni-adthaois late Corps, to be Fnlign ; Adjutant James Dickfon, from ball-pay of the pith Foot, to he Adjutant; %tarter lidalter Owen Fawcett, from half-pay of Colonel ii! Donald's Regiment, to be QLsarter-Mafter. European Garrifon Company formed in Jamaica... Captain Cloth. worthy Dobbynr, from half-pay late 79th Foot, to be Captain; Lieutenant Henry Boone, from the ad Weft India Regiewnt, to be Lieutenant; Quartcr Mafter-Serjeant cottony, from the kith Foot, to be Enitgu. STAFF. Brevet Major lax Peter Tinting, of the oft Foot Omani', to be Deputy Q_uarteoMatter-General to the Forces revving in Nova Scotia, (with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Atniy), vice Smyth, appointed to the Home StafC Charles Parkburft. Eft. to be an Allftant-Commiffary of Rotes, provinons, and forage to the Forces. HOSPITAL STAFF. Garrifon Surgeon 'George Rotterdam Bantle. (tom Dominica. to be Garrifoa Soremo of the Mend of St. Vincent, vice Mottle. bury, promotes', Surgeon John telutfat, from the 4th Weft India Regiment, to 6e Gartifoo Surieon in the !Band of Dominica, vice Baillie. Apothecary David Hutcheou to be Gordian Surgeon, in the Wand of Barbadoes, vice Burke, promoted. Surgeon Nodes Dickenfoo, from the aft Foot, to k Catena Surgeon of the Bland of Grenada, vice Rockett, promoted. Surgeon Stephen Panting, front the 6th Weft India Regiment, to be Garrifon Surgeon of the Band of robago. Militant. Surgeon Price, from the St ft Foot, to be Apothecary to the Forces. Deputy Purveyor --- Cathcart to be Parvryor to the Forces. Purveyor's Clerk -- Cooke to be Deputy Purveyor to the Fortes, vice Cathcart. IIitIIOIIANPUM. Doane Robert Gordon, Phyfteian to the Eames, is damiffed the &nice florpttal Mate -- Dunn la fuperfeded. k.nfign Jon Hendry, of the eyth Foot, Is (aperfedcd, being abfcnt without leave. Corps of Royal Engineers. Brevet Major William Kerfteman to be Lieutenant.CoioneL Second Captain Charles William itudyerd to he Captain, Tilt Kerßeman. Eirft Lieutenant John Mefferd to be Second Captain, vim P udyerd. &cond Lhutenant Henry Hobbs to be Mit Lieutenant, lice Hann'. Brevet Major Sir Charles Holloway, Knight, to be Lieutenant Colonel. Second Captain WilHarn Ea.:kw!!l to be Captain, vice Holloway. Fat ',hutment George Kennett to be Second Captain, vice Back w eli Second lieutenant John Hobbs to be Fir& Lieutenant, vice Ken nett. The above are dated July SO, t So4. Commiffsons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Coitntr of Lincoln. Loveden V..lunteer Infantry. John Guy,Efq. to be Captain. Dated Tune 16, tkie. Louth Volunteer Infantry. Richard Bellwood, Efq. to be Captain; William ITyde. Gent. to be Lieutenant; Witham Bailey, Gent. to be Litho'. Data July 5. aka- Bolton Volunteer Infantry. Jahn AIM*, Oent to be Adjutant. Dated July Ls, 1 80 4. Lincolufhii e Rangers. Jobs Manners, Efq. to be Captain; Edward Morris, Gent. to '•e Lieutenant ; John Oldham, Gent. to be t nfign. Dated July 16. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. Dated Aug 1, 1804. To be Deputy I.ieutenants. I tacla4 Sa e lerille Owynne, John Holfor.l. John Thomas, Vaughan Hor ton, John Howell, David Williams, and William Davy+, Fiqrs. Commitlion in the Royal Lincolnthin Militia,ligned by the Lord Lieutetitnt. jaisn Loft. F.fq. to be Deputy licatt..nastt. Dated July t 7, Commifilon in the Rutland Legion of Volunteers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Anglia 7, *So+. J. E. Jove.. Gant. to be Surgeon, vice Berry, raped. Commiffion in the 4th 13attalion of Aytfltire Volun teer infantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. — July 27, 1804. Captain John Dunlop to be Adjutant. Comm*litm, figned by the Lord Lieutenant cf the County of Kent.—Well Kent Regiment of Yee.. mann. Cavalry—Coahenth fiqoadion. Cornet Jail Rugg to be Lieut. nant, vice Correll. re fined; Tto. mu Link, Jim Gent. to be Cortict. Dated Auguß 7, 1804. BANKRUPTS.' Mlehael Byrne, of No. 6, Georg:Akre. Mancheiterfouare. dkfm, coal-ntereltant, & :t and chamnan. to (*mender Argun ea. 23. and September at, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chaffer, hielina-place, St Georges-held", Weftmlinter-rowl. George Sean-111, late of St. Prt, ribu•ch, In Raffia, but now of Blackheath, Kent, merchant, dealt r and charm's, Auguft 27, IL and Septemb er 21, at Oft , ', it Guildhall, Lom:on. Attorney. Mr. Oration, Angel-court, - I bro7morton-ltrret. William Thome, of Deptford. K. nt, lebooltnailer, bookfelkt, dealer and charms'', Sept. 7,8, a... 1 22, at eleven, at GuildhalL London. Attorney, Mr. Drew, fl.cmondfcy-Meet. Southwark. William Porter. eiGreat Driffirld. Varktlaire, grocer, draper, steak/ and chapmalt. Augutt at. 25. and Sept. u, at twelve, at thc George Inn. iiii•g11011 upon HIM. At unities, Mr. Robert G.l - Kinrfton upon Du I; or file. Ralph kills, Curtner-Brest, Chancery-Meet. London. Luke Vi'btatky the cldrr. rf licilworth. Warwklitlrc. butcher. Augur! 21, at num at th. house of t :core( firtentray. Nimes- . ton, A-gait 22. at eleven, at tit 13ra1 and l'hur le lie. iv Nun. eaton. and 8 p: Is. at. kv,n..at the to NUS( Attorrks, Mr. J.:m.5 No 6, Tsviitock.p: ore, Idyll tech- (year.. I.nru'ret : or Mr. tl.nrge Gt.-moray, D.nlll &Oka's, of Ki n. up m !hill. meta-A...et, Anglin It,al, and Ss pt. 12, at cl,vcia, at the rt.& Km-• Inn. WhOetro.rcat‘ Kioultnei u on. Hull Mr. In hlud; or Mr. k.rettoo, Gray'. Inn . y. late au,' clung. d. Star and charm..... threw at th.• 1, , n Mr. lotto Wo. dwatd. is Us Gliatilt. Greg j • •. ,;ausu L l t of I r, dealer and cliapman. Ala mit 14. at fit, Auguit - .t. 'i.pt 12, 3t twelve, at .hr t:e. wee ri,',:r. its, hZe:lrs. ...eh anil t • AI, flact t, ; tar Mr. Williams, Trim i.'gr. Fra..t .5 Paul Palmer, of Si ....wry, Worcrfterfulre. money-fcrive tire..'.' I rand ch..pni.n. at roe Aupitt {o. at ten, Inn. ia l'erther,,.ll" ir: :1 •.M•r, and vt. a. at tot. at Om 2.t..r and :aft& r hrti. •• 2tter,11... , Priclett, to V:ant lc! ; or d 1 Irr, I ..don. Iv , .11..fil •• Errefl Wyk; 'War% of Prinel rnrollsv 17. 2.1. a:11 C.ll. .t •; At•••1.•1... i.r• • Mr. illtlry M0e..., 1 r J. i i Connellx ANC I.nnJtn an tr.. l ‘. .'.al I! :3 ~rt t. 6 t.+,., rapt 7, and :a. at , Woe:, Nturr.nser car Mr. Richard 61r. he.w..-A rha;T , 1 I bn ~•.. tc. I .1444 11, • S t . ¼, r,.N; .V.'urr^:r, Al rerw-r.;• 11•4$. 11.np r i wnl,l: 9 *.NKitt I Thom. .r. ~, r ~Lar, w wrr. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Silt—The paragraph in your Paper of July t 3th, about the Irith Telegraph, is lea a bull. It is phyfi rally true, that by that telegraph, fignals from Eaft to Writ move falter than the fun; that the difference of longinlic between Dublin and Galway is lso miles, nearly equal to 8 minutes of time, and that a fi nal can be trenfmittsd in half a minu t e . 'this telegraph, entirely f ,Ir. Euc iwoaru's in vention, hes been ellablitbed uy him, afire tight months inceffent exertion, for which he has refuted to Accept from Government any remuneration. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, 1. J. FRAACR. PARIS. AUGUST 2. Letters from Italy mention, that the Arch-Duke Joss, after infpelling the Auftrian troops in the ri-ifroaot Venetian territory, has vifited all the moun tains in Tyr , tl, together with the different military rfitions in that country. His Royal Highnefs had in his fuite the firft Officers of the Engineers in the Auftrian fervice, which has canfed tome unealinefs and much (peculation in the Italian Republic ; hut as our troops, during the laft war, occupied entirely Tyrol, the military pofitions there are as well, if not better known to us, than even to the Auftrians themfelves ; and with the iron frontiers, with which the French Empire, the Italian Republic, and our other allies, are furrounded, the valour of our troops will loon make us matters of it again, fhould Englith or Ruffian intrigues bring about a continental war, and the Emperor of Germany forget our metlration and:mere/kb in the treaty of Lttneville. Notwithltanding the number of Ruffian troops in the Seven Wands, they with difficulty keep the Inhabitants quiet, who are unanimous in their with of once more being united with the French Empire. Trees of Liberty have lately during the night. been planted in many places, and though cut down dur ing the day by the Ruffians, new have again been planted. s As they dared not wear outlide their hats the emblem, of French regestratizie and likri.ll the tricoloured cockade i- leveed fail infiJe, and had long been a fignal tat rally, for all true patriots. Some traitor dileovered this lately to ibo4Arefident, who is entirely in the• Ruffian intereft ; and the hat ter, who invented and fold them, after being fined one hundred fel:pins, was fent away to Terra Firma. This patriot is .t Frenchman by Mitts, and is now on his way to Path.. The Ruffian partizans report, that ro,oco more Ruffian troops will arrive in the Seven Wands before the autumn. Upon the Emperor'; return ftnm the mall, and during his Majesty's reildence at St. Cloud, Mal. maifon, or any other places the fame diflanee from the capital of his empire, he is always to be accom panied with certain members of each &Sion of the Council of State, tome Senators, and all the Mi millers. 'rhofe who cannot be lodged in the Im perial palaces will be quartered in a manner worthy their rank upon the principal inhabitants, or new hotels will, at the Emperor's , •:pence, be built for their reception: their falaries witl betides be dcubled during their abfence from tat is, or during their joittmes with the Emperor. The Eletlor of Bavaria has ordered numerous recruits to be 'railed in the principalities of \Viira burgh and Bamberg, acquired by his Serene Htgh nefs as indemnities in the late peace. They write from Munich, that the Bavarian army will loon amount to 60,000 men, of whom 40.000 will be encamped near the capital neat autumn. The General of Divifion Mansions, a German by birth, and Governor of Mantua. has been appointed by the Emperor a Commander of the Legion of Honour. Great ficknefs prevails among the foldiers of Italian Leoinn quartered in the friend of Eito The Vice Prefident of the Italian Republic has ad di erred a Memorial to the Emperor of the French on this acennnt ; and his Majotty has gear-lour?) ordered fevcial French Officers of Welts, t • go to that Bland, and has•berides taken other meafures, fo that it is hoped this complaint will loon ceate. The initallatinn of ten new Senators bat taken place with great pomp at Genoa in the National Palace. The Doge pronounced an appiopiiate Ipeech. Ten Senators conflitute ono-third of the Members of the Ligurian Senate. On the eve of the kali of the Aponles St. Peter and S!. Paul at Rome, the ufual medallion, Orrick every year upon that mention, was Jiiiributest with the greater! folemnity. This medallion reprefent, on one file, the hurt of Si. Pr.ter ; and, on the other, rororserre rermitrrd free, in the perfon of a ynui 4 ; woman, fitting upon a rock, from whence fl w out fruits and flowers. She holds in one band she Item of a (hip, and in the other the h is n of abundance. A courier has been fent to Field tnarlhal Bean A. pOTTs, Miring him immesiiately to order the Ha noverian Legion, in French pay, to march for Bra fels, where, nob ',Ay, it will be iterated by the Emperor, timing his prefent sr (untie . p•uouies to the coast. It is fuppofed that this Legion is already on its march, as detachments of gees d'armes have been fent inzo Weflpltalta, to emit it for fear of defection, AS EIIIRMI tnlinAtlCS ate very bufy among the men. In return fix thoufand young lAA's Mt' have paled through Belgium (or the army in Hanover; they are chiefly JellineJ for the infantry, and are con. fcripts of the years so and st. They march under an &oft of zi:o gent d'armes, who hate orders to tire upon them, is they Would thew any inclination to error My or defertion. T., s s e., Jut.r s.—The fnllnwing are farther par ticulars relative to the affair v li•ch iectored • if this port on the 25th of Jone.—•• convoy wl irks ar rive) here on the sfith of tinier Lit Majefly's brtg Monoraea, tell in, about :even kagnes from :his port, a ith two French pl .11Ct? , , tV11:11 the Nlmioitiv• heat off, and gave share t•; during which a rlirl.l priv.accr followed the tt:rt into this piece. and t m rout a Nf.rhei, brig at atrium. under the rt. Wilde the r • vs ueer and her rite acre tinder ei,7,lt, •-•.% for thr fen to tire, and th-: virea- I cd w Mimi, and fail ins s the 1.41. a. re I. ah n 11. e 4.43 tap!r u:~•, . I .i. r. v Is 1 4 t' .c 1.5% atcet would :n • c ::..n ...ally the br.A COTTA, CA14,61 1..1‘r btt 1$ 1 1 , a , AT, le h. , r.t... , t. so.. 2 yen - th ..J.,Ar.4 thcreby lira. 11: ib 114,4 entitled to the thanks of the Merchants aid Under. ‘‘liteN, if not to fomenting store.• His malts, fails &c. ate very much damaged. The Cora engaged the privateer upwards of •an hour, and •had received damage in her math, tke. alfo." :LONDON. ALB we do not reeelselbs Jawed t. wldcy Nrrsowitis stoics, we wilt' be m0cb,6111.0 ky otesSoad Csrapsodeoce. • .; At - • Horn • l ati • ISO l VatIST /3. PRINCI Of Wias;i4sis-iii:rlysftsrday). kept to.day: Wad Ale Public Olkes. PRICE Drag ON SATURDAY. ppa Cwt. Red. Aso. estif India Bards is diL Per Doitetit Fulte€l. Bilk, par is. dl. 4 per C. 71pup °MIAMI% 6tll paws s Crat..lSarppslit Eoski2ine t 71. t psi Com 1797 *I Confab fat W. 564 Leos Mtn. 17 s-16 Demurs. Accorr I. Gar. Deb. s per Cass ItS I t—si pa C. Dow. Deb. 6/1, Grand Cao. 6 ler Cast Olt. Exchange—Dobilu on Lando* The Gazette of Saturday declares all the ports of France from Havre to Antwerp, in a Rate of block ade, and Rates that intimation of the fa& has bees given to neutral powers. This will expo( the veg. fel' of thole States which are - in the habit of fopply ing the French with naval florin to the rifque of cap ture and condemnatiot. The French will, no doubt. "Aire a great clamour about the iyraxto of du fits:, but as they boaß of being able at any time to beat off our blockading fquadrons, Jet them now make good their affertions and give proteeion to thole who wifh to vifit their ports. We have received tome of the (mall Paris papers. to the sti, from which we have made Tome meads. A Gotrenburgh Mail has arrived. The only in. telligence brought by it defcrving of any notice is the following : "OTT/MYRON •UGUST 4. I. Two Englifb frigates are cruising off the coal of Norway, which, it is hoped, will loon fcour thole leas of the French privateers that have for fume time infefled them. " A Swedill Gentleman who has lately arrived here final Boul3gne rays, that the greater part of the French gun boats, by their continual beating upon the ground, which is more particularly hurtful to them from the weight of metal they carry, will in a thou time be rendered unicrviceable." On Saturday accounts were received from the fquatlron under the orders of Sir R. CALDIa t off Rochfort :—tbe enemy have five fail of the line and two frigates in readinefs for fea. They ofe great ex. anions in the equipment of two 74-gun (hips, which were lately launched there. The too gun (hip, which was laid down about three months fince, is expetterl to be launched in the cortrfe of the prefent year. A letter tram an Officer on board the EAGLE, of guns, uff the Tead, dAte.l the 6th infant, Rates, that for a week pall they had been in expedation of the enemy putting to ka, as their lifts of haule fisipa appeared with their fails bent ; but that Admiral Tllolllsosoua It had that morning been informed by an American vetfel, bound from the Tsui to Carta, that this appearance of preparation writ from an* citing the crews in the necefrary manccuvrea, and that, with the fame deign, troops had been embarks ei and difembarked, but that *bete was no apparent intstitiJit of their itnniedirely putting to ft& SAtorday night difp.itthts w•:re fent from the Ad• nritafty, to be put on beard the TAisvaa. of 36 rn•, at Portratt.uih. for Lord Nas-som, in the )40 Ji ten aqean. On Saturday morning, between nine and tea his Ma'am, acetimpini,..l by the Prin. cruet SO/11118 mid AMELIA, attended by Lady I. Generals Caa rWRIQIIT and Irtrztor, Imtel Maslow, and the Him. 4r. VILLIORS, left the (teen*. Lodge at Winclf , r, and took an airing on norfeback to Hampton Court, Her MA JI%TV, and the Pl:We're% AVOUSTA, ELIZABILTM, and Minty, at tended by the Counteffe% of Ay cassustr and ELI, and the Hun. Mrs. Vsaattris. followed in three open carriages. It being a ennfiderahle length of urno ince their Majesties waited this Palace, moA of the inhabitants ar.d pert ti rd . :ding in the neighbour hood crowded to view the Itoy•i Party. After view. ing the Pal ice and beautiful yordens. they partook of lonic refreihment, and returned to Windlor to din ner. In the evening the Royal Family walked on the Terrace. Yeßerday miming their MajaSTlll. the Duke of CAMBRIDGI, and the Pi incettcs attended Divine Ser vice at St. George's Chapel, where they heard a far. mon preached by the Rev. Dr. Ha AYH. the C.,non in Refidence. from the 21.1 chapter of St. Matthews and the 39th •erk. The chapel vas extremely crna ded mitn •ifitors from Jiff:rent put,. Amr.n2; the Nobility trete Earls CA.,' Dry ant' Cle HAMP On Saturday the C.,T.1!11; i .”.as of S-wert ft , r the City of Lnthir.si, with Oro m Itle n cum by v. a:Cr in the N..Vt s‘ t.tt.rn Barge to Remptr,ll. On their enits-rking, Lis NlA:f •iy, s. it h the Dikes of Kiar and • Su sir x. :Le SoP*4l4 and AVlllt.tA, V i•h their tilttel at•c.•..tt:ts, • n h. tf.back, and i.er Maim , / in a t..r.ahlf, woe acc , dentaily palling by. His Nfitia.T., i••••nr,l;.strly Itov:stsl..oul r oh; slown to the a I ' t•-• .....re.l into a kng c••orerletotn with Mr. 1.), ruly Gir • hAWAY,AtIj JAN'S U ra.lM, (%01 , WI. • 1.V. , t• 1 t:t: pf , t%e.ittots f ! t;.: d.:!.) On ^; ;•• II .t• ;t. iotnr , l'-isee • falutc ut 2 ,•;,;.• .a, fvred up t;) the Cr y ..rfltri , 141 d •tifi . e. • t. I e cf .irtr .11c emetit:l cf . 4.1 . 1pc I 4.,•• 4111.10 CL; R.C.~~IuRt vo briJLt. ILc Civcred Wi p:c.alurc-boatb.