Star. — London, England, 1804-08-31 00:00:00

ANTWERP, ANGIT‘T as The faint at Boulogne Was celebrated lag Thurf day in a =ft magnificent manner. The Emperor was feated on an elevated throne, in the middle of a temicircle, around which the columns of troops were' placed, fo that they appeared to be the rays of a gar, of which the throne f rmed the centre. On the geps of the throne were placed the dignified officers of the Empire, the Princes, Marfhals, &c. and on each fide, in ftraight line., all the drummers and mu ficians of the camp. His Mt jelly then, amidil the moll profound filetre, adrninigered the oath to all Cie Members of the Legion of Honour ; and as loon as tlity had repeated the words, " this we (wear," a rneral diftharge of artillery took place from all ti.e batteries on the coal(, the forts. and (hip% while A'.; the drurarn.rs and mnficians Muck up a piece warlike niufic. and the Members of the Legion I 11,nuur received from the hands of his Ma- lv the infignia of the Older. The cilunot then 03; paled hu it}, and pr,ccLded to do* 'smatters. The day was (pent amiclik the veaten joy, and the people ensured tbemfelves with different paftimes, (itch as running races, dancing, Ike. Each man received a double ration of bread and meat, to• gether with a flail of wine, and the fuperior officers were entertained with an elegant collation by Prince Jo se eH. In the evening Tome elegant fireworks were eabi bited, accompanied with a general difchargeof muf ketry by a body of t spot, men, having on their arms luminous ftars, or balls, which emitted a bright light, the whole forming a molt brilliant fpeitacle, becaufe an agonifbing number of Ikproclkete were let off at the fame time. The fame day M. Ma. Lover, Commiffary General of the Marine, opened in ceremony the new wharf and the magazines, on which occaflon he delivered a fpeecb, in which be Rated, that the Emperor had refolved to firengthen Antwerp s that ere long, the Rhine, the Maefe, the Scheldt, aad the Rhone, would run into each other. UTRECHT. AUGUST st. Laft •Sunday the birth-day of the Emperor of the flench was celebrated in the camp of Zeit, on which ' :ccafion various grand mancanvres were executed by the troops with firing great guns and (snail arms.— The infantry, cavalry, and utilkry, were under arms from about eleven is the morning till about fix in Ow evening, and went through their evolutions with wonderful readinefs and precifion. The crowd of fpeeators was immenfe. In the evening a grand fire-work was to have been difplayed, but in conic quente of the inceffant rain, it was put off till the day following. Yekaday difpatches were received from Admiral Coe uaam t. oil Ferrol, dated on board the Northam. berland, of 74 guns, the 26th MR. which were for• warded by a meffenger to Lord Ida LVI I. a at.Wim bleden. Laft night difpatches were fent from the Secretary of State's Office. to Plymouth, for Sir ALIZAP(DIA Bait., at Malta, to be forwarded by the CONQyttos, of 74 guns, bound to the Mediterranean. _ _ Sir imeav SMITH is greatly recovered from his fevere indifpofitinn, and had yefierday forenoon a long interview with Mr. Prrr, at his hoofs in I)own ing.Areet. - - A Patent is Paid to have been prepared undetW Royal Warrant for confirming to Generals STUART and Bales. as Knights of the Superior Order °Me Ottoman Crefeent, the title and armorial dillinaions of Knights as borne by the Btitilh Orders, with per mit:Son to wear the Star of the Order. His Mejarry is alto raid to have esprefred his own gracious intention. to inNitute a National Bade, com memorative of the Triumphs of the Britilh Army in Egypt—a Crofs or Medallion have been mentioned as the infignia, to be worn* with degrees and limita tions to ranks. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoaa palled an hour with Mr. PITT yellerday, at his houfe, in Down ingßreet ; after which his Royal Highnefs entertain ed a tiled party at his houfe in Portman-frit:are, mon!) , General Officers. He this day left town fur Brighton. The Duke of Vas K arrived at five o'clock on Wed nefday at Woolwich, to infpat the new praltice upon gun carriages, which was executed in a manner highly to the fatisfaßion of his Royal Highnefs.— After having infpeeted the feveral works carrying on• there, he dined with General MACLEOD upon the Common. On Toefday left, General Pam, reviewed the Sorry Yeomen Cavalry, under the command of Lord Lama, on Eplont Downs. He expreffed himfelf highly fatisfied with their difcipline t and the rapidity of their movements. The Ballot Volunteers, together with the united Clifton andWeabury,have received orders to provider themfeves with every thing neceffary for aeual (e -vict • and in cafe of alarm, they will immediately march to Marlborough. In confequence, a general infpeltion of the corps took place on Monday, when every member appeared with his canteen, haverfack, land knapfack. On Monday the two companies of Cockermouth Volunteers, commanded by Captains 'hasn't and Seas:, when upon parade, unanimoufly folicited to be carried for a time to be fixed, upon permanent tity,—with a view of becoming more expert in their duty as foldiers, at a time when they confider their fervices may In thottly be called forth. Tuefday fc'nnight the Kendal and Lonfdale Vo lunteers were infoefted by Lieutenant-Colonel HAI- M', in the pretence of Lori Vifcount LOWTHIR, when they went thrinigh their exercife and manceu vies with fuch Ile:1,1610's as to call futth the unqua lified approbation of all prefent. The Harpy brig, which Coffered in the engagement off Boulogne, in which the Contlitution cutter was funk, it is laid, had three men wounded, but only one killed, being cut in two by a (bell. What is very extraordinary, the mutilated remains of the unfor nate man fell on the juje of the (hell, in loch a man ner, that the blood fhwing from the wound min gnithed it, and prevented its burfling, which doubt leis laved the lives of many of the crew. Yefierday morning, about (even o'clock, Mr. Niittir, Kt:err of New,tate, was taken fuddenly ill if an inflammation in his bowels ; and though the &ft medical alliance was immediately obtained, this much relpeeed character died between five and fix o'cl nk in the evening. Mr. Kim was near eighty years of age, and had been keeper of Newgate up wards of thirteen. No man ever acquitted himklf in fueh a fituation with more credit : he left no part of his duty unfulfilled, and his kindnefs to the unfor innate potions under his care was fuch as greatly to alleviate their unhappy futiAtion. la Chart, by his whole caudal, he pto•ed, in the language of Sll4lll* , that .71sIteelcd Jailer may Lc die Frlend 1 Mn.- He boil (pent the ireccJing evening with his frasi3y, with his dual Omit, and chterlit!nefs. Aircad ) kraal candidate. have :tatted fur Li. pLes. NAUTICAL mr;LteicEKCE. MAILS THIS OAT..-AVM %LAVA MIL DWI. 111. DOC t I Hamboritt o o Waterford I I Crottroborgh 0 0 PLTDOOTN, AUGUST Ig.—Came in his Maje(y'► (hip 13 LOU., of 38 guns, Captain MAITLAND, from a cruize, and brought in with her the French (hip privateer Blonde, of Boardeaux, mounting 34 guns, and having on board 260 men, which the captured after a chace of 36 hours : the appears to be quite clean, is very deep, and teems to have been but a few days at fea on her prefent cruize : the is laa from Vigo, and has not made any captures: during the chace and running fight, five of the Loma's crew were wounded, two of them defperately. Came in the Humbert, of 16 guns, Captain litzz, from a cruize. A (hip is going into Cawfand Bay, Paid to be the Ajar, of 8o guns, from Portfmonth. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 3o.—PatFcd by (r Lon don the Nonpareil. Cuarsias, from the Mediter. ranear,. Put back the Ratler, Bizsrown. for Jamaica. Arrived the Fazems floop of war from off Havre and the HILDIR armed (hip, with feveral outaiard bound veffels under convoy. Wind S. W. SH MY ass, Atm 3o.—Arrived his Majeity's (hip hiaramaassrt. and has come into the harbour to re fit. The MIDIATOII., of 44 guns, came down the 'River on the 28th, and failed tor the Downs imme diately; the Darr and R (loops have alto failed (or the Downs, and the LION armed (hip, with a fleet of about Usty fail for the Baltic. Fine breese N.W. The Stmts.' is paid off, and laid up in ordinary at this port. DIAL, AUG. 3o.—Sailed the TRITON armed de fence (hip, for Shields; and the Atte armed (hip, for Woolwich.--Carne down from Sbeensefs yeflerday afternoon the Rol. Loa (loop of war, and failed again with the ADAMANT man of war; Door Hoop of war, and BAIIII.IfIL gun-brig, on a truize off the French coall.--Arrived the Allocution armed defence Sip,' from Leith, and remains id the Downs wall rl of the hips as per lan. s b , P. S. Arrived the Krim Geoaos cutter, Lieut. PLOUGHMAN, from off Mend, who brings no ac count of the heavy firing heard yefterday; the &id& lquadron were all well off Oflend, and the enemy's flotilla in harbour. Wield S. W. rikaroprw, AuotosT 3o.—Yellerday fsiled thed . . Demme armed 'hip for Shields, and the Asacesow ditto for the Downs; and, on a cruize, the }facials, Clasen, and F gun brigs. Arrived the LONDON aimed fhip, and RIP VLSI cutter. This day faded the Loam's armed fhip, the Ra►utsa, and CHAM►tow cutters. Arrived the CLTISI frigate, Panic's& AUGUSTA and Attar cutters. Pallid to the Southward, with the lots of her anchors and ea• bles on the Dutch coal}, his Majedy's !hip Patucsas of ORANGS.—Wind S.E. GASINOCIC, AUG. 28. The Jean, WILSON, ST rived here yenerdAy from Q2ebcc ;—fpoke the fol lowing (hips, viz. ttith ultimo. Montreal, SALmou ; Ariadne, Fs TT ; Otnebec, Baum, from Lon. don—silt ult. Aurora, ovo, from hence, and a brig from Peterhead, out 24days, as it was blowing hard, could not learn her name-23d intl. Faeffor, CALDWELL. Out wo days from hence, for New York. The Ewretta, ---, of Lond2n, arrived about two hours before the Jean left Quebec, and the Re covery, Boa, from hence, was 6leagues below. Aativria....-The Carleton, MWhirmie, at Madeira for Ts.' mates; Mazdete, Hunter, at ditto for Surinam; Union, M`Mil lan, at ditto for Barbadoes; Harmony, Reid, at Curt, from rent, isttb Anguit ; Cato, Taylor, it ditto far Denteram, and Countelo of Stitt. MPKellar, at Lillian, from (Lubec to Az r, bs boa Y lasi st tbs •ef*tea ✓e We er the Empire he laws, Mecets; nHdere• Dcy that pire, would en. test% it rit of the to boob I abflata. libation len de 'lowing armed at 4etty. t he Net of the to declare. Cordite and. with ntce of the y has not anima of conceiving K Dirt his King are. wank:aced 110 ilighh which the t of he ;now cdint ?do ffed uPos What ! or ellth no toner km. will ►u agaiott njurc your t 'my Wo lf/tin her the thirty raoce. and which chit pad was then refpeitable ; Turkey &lied in an her vigour ;I and &tea had not yet any exiftence in Europe. ss But by what right, and with what ricers, do you excite the Germanic Body againft Prance ? When Germany was engaged in a difaftrous war, through the inftigation of Sweden, you were the firft to make your peace, and you fent Ambafrodors to refide at Paris. During every'erifis, the Germanic Body heard nothing of you ; but peace was hardly con dluded, when you refolved to (hew that you were dill in being, and you demanded that a flatuc ihould be erofted to Prince Orontes. id This Prince has acquired glory, and the elleem of Germany. France is the fir(l to acknowledge it. But is it with your troops that he has acquired it ? If you are a Member of the Empire, why did you not thccour it with yotir army? If you are one of the guarantees of the treaty of Wellphalia, •why did you make your peace before the German Empire made . theirs ? " How does it happen, that you are the only Power that does not feel how difagreeable your pro etedings at Ratilbon are, even to the Germanic Body itfelf d Whillt you fell your cities, you engage in a fkntaftic difeuffion of concerns in Germany; whila you enjoy hofpitality at Baden, you infuk your Fa ther-in-law. These has not been a day of your re - deuce at C.arlfndre, in which you have not given juft saufe of complaint to that Prince. At lad, during your abode with your Brother.in-law, the Eleaor of 3avaria, you fign and date from Munich, a Note, contrary to his lowed. This Prince was then weak- Used by the war; he was furrounded by armies f he' was on the point of being invaded ; he would have wanted your affiflanee, if your arm could have even him any ; and it is at that moment, and in the very heart of his capital, that you write againft him! " You are yet young; but when you Shall have attained the age of maturity, if you read the Notes Aich you iffue, as freperstics when travelling pod, you will foray repent of not having followed the ad vice of your experienced and faithful Minders; you WM diet do that, which you always ought to have dote t you Will regard only the welfare of your fub jab, and the good of your country ; what it has done for you and for your aneedors, requires that you Ao'Md not (sulfite its interek to vain and irregular paions. You will attempt no more than you can perform; and you will not drive the Germanic Body Into a wan to the lintels of which you could contri bute nothing ; and in which your Father-in-law and Brother-in-law would probably make a common ciufe with France. “ And thew, if the intereft of the Baltic induces you to unite with Denmark, you wiU feel that tbis Intereft is truly yours; that it is connated with the fafety of your States, with the dignity of your crown, and the glory of your nation. You would have taken your precautions fo as not to have left your coslt un proteited, or to have Coffered an enemy's fleet to pafs with impunity, within half a cannon Ibot from your (bores, to bombard Copenhagen. It is not by !itch trophies that your atxeßors acquired glory, and adorned the page of hillory. In fltort, you will not snake, from the inducement of a pitiful fabfidy, what no nation of Europe has yet made, a treaty fo un worthy of your rank, as to be nearly tantamount to an abdication of your fovereignty. si We really think that if you read this advice, it will be IoR upon you; but we believe, at the feu*, time, that you will not receive any other 'drop from France She is very indifferent to all your (felts; in deed the does not call you to account for your COL. (WO, becaufe fhe cannot confound a loyal and brave nation, and a people, who, being her faithful allies for centuries, were jußly called the French of the North: nay, the does not confound them, with a young man led affray by fare notions, and unenlight ened by refieftion. a Your count•ymen will be always well treated by France ; your merchant (hips will be well received by her; even your fquadrons, if they are in want, will be vißualled in her ports; be will fee in your Nags none but the enfigns of Gusravus. who reigned before you 1 and when the fire of your paffions (ball be extinguifhed. when you (hall have learnt the true flirtation of Eutnpe, and appreciated your own, France will be always ready to re,: trd the true in tereft of your nation, and to Riot her eyes upon what you have been. or what you (ball have dune." FROM LLOYD'S LIST. --- GBAIrIIIeND. AVG. 31,-Pafred by the Palead.. Congo, from Tunis; Courier. from Finhden; and the Young Clore, Jo. fepb. from Dantaie..—Saided the Labradore, Begner, for Blihos; Mary, Walker. for Guetofer, Dim:tar. Graf, for Konlngfborg;' Sufanna, Hartley; Thedurtea Dorothea, —; and t h e Autism. bee, ---, for Embdca.. Aaaiven—At Chatham, the Diana. Mac'ale„ from Rigo-•-lit Toplitaro, Flora, Randall, from Mentel--At Brfltnl. Fipedirtee, , yearn Puraf• ; Supply, Rolland, Crum Peterfburgh ; and the Young Maria and Juleph,—.... from Cache—At Clyde, onge, WiSon, from Q?clice—At Leith, Jane, Taylor, from —At Fiume, Anna Sophia, from Litboo.-At Africa, Reli ance, from 11111411. ----• • Captain jamas H•eote, of Leith. is appointed to the command of the Osa•auso 'I revenue cutter, in the room of JAki us C•sc , Efq. of Donnie, de ceafed. BRITISH VESSFLS CAPTURED IN THE WEST INDIES The MG.-qm:r of the 17!h g ,, es a of 9 2 'earls which have been taken by privateers belonging to Guadalnupe. 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Ca: ho tog John Lucas lesser O. en k weak,' Itonf.1)18 Fl cane Either Catharses Faituy linnet's Goad win IlAsabatli Lady 1 iviegßes h.• • 7 fitich Tartu 1.2 llffie li, Ball Metes Adventure Ana A uc►cr Tail ye Prism • 4 ~ oer-lkt, -Roza Anur. . wiTNewm t Ave. rt.—This rooming his Ma. fuser was CO horfeback at fermi recloc: i aid Art the ad battalion of the Somerfinthire filers, and marched with them to the ground, where they pitched their tents, which completes the encampment. his Majesre's return to the Lodge, he gave as a, dienee to Lord Notes. which coatinaed a naafi derable time. His Lordfi:ip arrived here hill eight. After his Ms : IMT had breakfailled, the ROI' FAN t LT. between nine and ten o'clock. embarked 1 / 4 board the Royal Sovereign yacht ; they were con veyed from the those in an elegant barge, Amid by Sir Haesv Buttes. Neat.'. There was an excel ' lent breeze when they let Gil. We are fo extremely thronged with company, numbers of families have been obliged to 1684 for want of lodgings. The following are tha.:l arrivi.l. at STACIII'A Hotel Hibbert, Cassis, Hulioe, Lod FlLawkdbery, Salt CArunta, of WOW, sod two &Vass. ~.u~ SPORTINGINTELLIVENCS. The Duke of GLAFTOII'S horfe panor rs stateheil aitainfl Mr. Mittisu's Bifi, at the next Ne4-naiket Meeting for 200 guineas. READDIO, AUGUST a. - • Fifty Priunds for three year old colts. The winner . one Plate this year, carrying alb. and of son, 41b. extra.—beats, once round. Mr. W. Rookies b. f. befs WOW - Mr. Abbey's bL L Ybrgin • Mr. Young's br. e. Speoefree Mr. BruntAngeg.b...g. s w um - Mr. Hareeerc. Oiseles 'nude 0 • 0 ..~ __ The Prince& of Wm.'s, and a &lea party failionables, (upped yellerday evening with Lord GWYDIII and Lady Wakaostoitar, at their hips* Whitehall. The :61,ina. a grand b.II and (upper . 414 Po as ?... by the_gentlemen of Douglas and its victim', m Lord Hamar Muaaar, in compliment to his (hip, on on his late appointment to the Governissai r the Me of Mann. On Tuefday erasing, a grand Concert of vocal_gad inArumental mufic was performed in the 'rownliall of Hertford, under the direftion of fdr.Baroorsop,_ • Saturday !aft being the birth-day of the pan , N , ITNUM , when he entered into 141.4 in y:ar of his age, the bells of Newt:stile runy rail,* plats during the day. and in the evening this AMOS was tellified by other demonilrations of joy. • The Lot° Marne gave an dinner yelter day, at the Keaton houfe: the patty wens. Mr. Pim, ' , glie It Earl Horrisigton. Me Warm Fart Camden lIM beak W Lord H,miellinry, Ocrommor eadDepeopOtheilli Lord Coale:ugh, el the lath, " -+ Lord Melville, Goveroce sad Nowa Ea India Oren, _ • e Siir Sidney Seninbe Mr. elsvigi Sir William Curti. Mr. "mama ' , Sir Mules Prim. Me. %SW" Sir co Easier. C. Cts . Sir oho CodyinyS. A Ilemr, Sir tha Aodddeo, Mamas Andre& Om err. The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Geer. Mr. and Fara: Ponsorav, and Cloaca Pommies,. arrived at Edinbar'es on Saturday la*, on a.toar Scotland. The Duchefs of Beau/oar, Count Wneorsow. Sir Ric taco HO/Liti. and Admiral Gasestas. are among the Bath arrivals of kit week. A great improvement is making in Clifford's lan behind St. arnftan's Church. by pulling down do old fet of chambers which projetted into the (quasi. and making a new front to the chambers adjoining. The Earl of Cavan has pnrchafed the Tower itnar fion on the fouth weft bank of the Sonthaaspros river. end is now putting the whole of that &sad relidcnce into high order. The Earl and Conntefs of Ussetoon sad tam* are returned from Weymouth. to prepare for the is. tended nuptials of the Hon. General Pacts r with It Gat sr 'TOM, daughter of Vifeouat Gataorron. whit* are expefted to take place in a few days. The fudden elevation of Bona aaaaa brings to lip collettion the weeks of the Roman Poet as tengiggli iby Csesca 7 . _ . Some they forgive. eld every *re relatia. That aped crimes have met ammo' farm That Sin alike. unlike rewards ham found. And *ISM tide villain's haed, mother's ornsaiL . A certain fOricemile youth. more famed for his rest note than bis wit, on approaching a Lady in com pany, who was much ronged,faid, " Madam, you hluth from mod i fy," " Pardon me. Sir." replied tha Lady, " 1 blidb from rrifillimr." A wag being- Aced bow his friend, who was a ' , add - man and who was miller uncuccefsful is his hulinefs. was getting on, anfwered—" My dear fel. low, be's like the coffin-maker—he savannahs twice for one collomer l" The harvell has generally commenced in the Seam Oern and Midland - Counties of Scotland. We are happy to find that the crop is in moO places finvad to be abundant, and the quality of the grain is excelleat. The oats is in particular a very promifing crop. On Sunday afternoon, in Oldham-Oreet. Ilanehae• ter, a loaded rou(ket having been incautintsay left is a houfe with two boys, ooe of them took it in hie Land, and prefenting the fame at his comrade, jok ingly faid Le would hoot him, when, unfortunately. the piece went inOantly off, and carried away pan of the unbruinre youth's face, fo as to render him a dreadful fpeitacle. He was uken to the Infirmary %%lib :bile Inpts of reenvery. MUM:UIt.—A ilifcovery of a (hocking nature was made on Monday fennight. at the Hay. Broom shire :—a new born infant was found buried in the garden of a refpeEtable private jentlegian, with its throat cut. apparently with feikers. Sapiens ins mediately fell upon a female Ceramic in the family, who was taken into cußody, and, after examination, committed to Brecon gaol, on thee:never% Incised, for wilful murder. A few days fince. as a loaded cart was paffing be t ween Barnaaplt and Ilfracombe, web four female padingers fitting in front, the t u 'rfes took fright. sod pi ccirtated both good• and p.. gingers into the road, t wo of the wnme: , were killed on the (pot, • th ing t a d hotii her thighs broken. and is fine dead, bog the tow th cfcsped with fume light beam. • • • • add • shed OD ati- aka hi. - MAL don con- d Kest- that • is till ink dsod . • Itlted i!ket • 'sr et • • PPM • t _4 rt's . s Lwd 4 at dol • !Litt t~f of . moo sat s• Vs • tar a l s • •., , • . • 7 LOOT oar I Wire 114 its 's lan