Star. — London, England, 1804-01-20 00:00:00

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Use Mb A : Cool. ke.acie. milk ..-1. fispelmiwi to lea's that the Kw; has experi. isdisfulerable alleviation of the rheumatic pabiblitooti and fill more happy to find that isis*itylFiesaml.health is sot *fated by this 'oeatiaithtat , stir Majeßies bad a comtert and illegtiostty sibt, at which his /gay was pre. Asti sad dpe Ake* issuly do oot learn town tie 061110eitilkas Dist aeimpase, that at tba do *vs ifihs pelk lett ttifibt, a einnonading was ~NO !here, ha lha garter seisms the sibertsitteth is we believe the boa PrtPo NOWAi Irksimmolkome .Is that the invalids will agetuffilli a. sail this smooth% The' 'ffilmaiealtamlashitthth la is at Main had the, Itisp.the ales *oat the Teel is to sake n 111‘tbdrifimerfa. The 'battalion at Aaßerdarn is Wisdy Walk:l4 aid ail the Officeeethere vseeited eledars to bald thentlitves tit sardines to go on board, ihrwitilllips at a lawinent's lake. Italabh the troops are sonhantly einplo)edia sad deherltie>i front eighty pa tam tilig.alat/& the guar. A letter wits wati:ed in tarn yeherdq from an Orilear. a bard Ws bfaielly's Iliip Domains:, by which it petard that &f• ittCHARD Sysecases (quathem wis cruising of Cadiz on the 3d init. all well. They had 'not talan any 'prizes aconfequenee, bit Mat is *Rate of preparation to take immediate . . Itisamtkaltdia imptore with Spain, in cafe that e•cat ' Amid Itappem whkh,the letter adds, is a natter of Ilimandwipeasdon is that Mimicry. ♦ init strived from France Rates, that Oa di* siflibitsaria trtdithirat adstbied at Say. mme, and tire lamb of, which towards the goals of: liwNosth and of the Channel thi saris Joann& an.' twooraded. bibs !Ikealty trited at Brett. Goverment, • it . is Wi g baVe received informaiion that there are bkwe togato and 40,05 e troops at Breft natl. for embarkatitst. They therefore are more than Wittily calk liesb if we were not tired of repeating the Tarnow of an immediate attempt being made, we would fay that it is confidently expeeed now. The Captain df the French veffel lately captured and brought into Dungeni(s, gives a very magnificent account of the preparations at Boulogne. He (peaks of t 30,000 WA encamped in the neighbourhood. and 750 boats in the harbont. Thefe ilstements are doubt's(' etaggerated by the national vanity. or by the era* of the relater. Barb were each of the Mats is gullies fuppofed to carry So teem th'Sy would not bring more than 60,0c0i over. However, &Axe men to wobbly as outnerotts in army as Bosetsava mold wilt to laud at one point, At prefent the - at Boulogne. as well as the other French fo compkte, as to redact any attempt to . out imprdbable. or if it be made. dsbuaive to enemy. Bentssattt was at Bottiogne on the 4tb and gth, ' iniintfied tits preparations with great netnews& is fsid to have given the troops an example at by wilting op es his twiddle in the watts, flinging himfelfgratio to the hardihips of a de. MINCH ►APfI& We have ?Incited Paris journals to the 7:13 initant The herr Coyest. has returned to Paris. He - there ea the 6tis at *yen is the evening. French s meows. gsli toe.—for Germinal, year A. 1r C so s. we &Wein ilte French mount of the saint' to gallantly 'maintained by the Aerate goo brig. Jail Chime hired cots► ► aad of the loft of the GIA►• 'Les : BOULOGNE, JA‘. 5. A newsy et a Itistdred fail. pattly Tees of war, 'Daftly soustports. dottbled Cape Crinez on the witt a Int bens breeze at North Lail, and in Haiti& truism entered this rim Two °sty. betorgiag to the tranfrorts, inJ bating on board ten foldiers. 'Ler: , the enemy. The gunboat fought f r ,, i n o'clock M the evening tit! midnight. It had been frogs ifs (nude by the currents. The &Ili& vied fisflained confiderahle damage, find ksto ma killed. Out he( the people tO a a cc l o 3 . o 7 cd 00 m 750 boats it doubt's(' eta . the era* of I is quail& fu aria" awn area ts probed villa wig t blockade at ports, is fa VI cross out isti the enemy. Ilettsraat infpeacd e is raid to • rap, by captains Icarian. We have n afire. The has, arrived there Frisch s p raj, /r C 90 I We &Wein pliantly usai Cilium hire fora A nosey ad paitly di witt a I I" re of the I tall e ta . e goo pear tj o o'clock in ire', frogs it The Ertgligh .1 hod fens if • 14 ta6e suta4taat, Avival" Wird coating up. made *sir dcape is a boat.. tam, hfiIIUITZT Of TIM Matin,—Extrae of • latter front C. EPROM. Captain de frigate, and C. Louvit., feb-cotnenitoner of the Marine: At ten in the morning of the 3 eft pit. an Esglilh corvette was obferved oa bore at the ilk of Cheap Citizen Louvat, fub•commifsoner of the marine, immediately concerted with Citizen EPROM, Captain de frigate ► on the means of capnuing this veffeL Some feamen, troops of the girrifon, and Cullom Houk Officers loon ambled, but a confiderable ebb had taken place, 'and it was impoSible to fend out most than four boats, which carried fortymen all armed. At two o'clock, this (mall detachment, commanded by Captain Ergo*, accompanied by the Aidede•Camp of General VIMFIIItIAND, Commandant of Gran ville. landed on the Ifie of (lofty. An Englifl boat advanced to attach the French boats, but after a brill, firing of maketry, the &lei& on board the corvette, to the number of 34, were made ptifoncrs, and con veyed to Granville without a tingle Frenchman being wounded. Two Tailors of ConcaUe, detained pi (oasis on board the Englifh corvette, were fet at liberty. The Englifb Lieutenant, Aar:. Waitron Toeless, who eommaeded the corvette, and after. wards the boat, was wounded, by a ball, which pared through, his cheek. The corvette was the Grappler. sweating so amused's. Iglounderv.,tad two 52 pounders. Being completely imbedded in the fend, fo that it was impoffible to get her afloat, Captain E►ees fee fire to her and blew her op before he re turned to Granville. tareenars---sivrivo or JANUARY 4. The Sitting was opened at noon, by reading the proceedings of the lea Sitting. The Tribunate then for kith( into a Secret Committee, and appointed the itch for its firQ fitting. The Oranges* were older ed to withdraw. Yefterday morning the Dukes of Irene and Cast. Batton breakflited with their lifejarrtas. Prineefs Asa ma took an airing in a enachand fain GTerah &teem bfaintata. Caterwatotaw and Girton, paid their perfottal nips.' to the Elio. is the eetasing their 1441asttas had a Cone* wand fete& party. In the &Meat dte Draitibrizttett oft the Qtneen's birth day. the oreveiratf antra were purple, cadet, and yellow, with very rich oridireitkay titliver android; a prodigious quantity of whirr and rithstrel faws ; and a prohifida of "ark and lialresmis. Copt were very little worn, except by the elderly Ladies. 'The Bair 'Vas dreffed is bands, with p. l had dieweati amis. The Dsaheft ltf You Is Itt iidifpand 'hot to be able to 'quit her room. The Dithe'ofiroaa tittaladea Ilitfisefs it She Harts, Guards 'dadal. Mich gWvited pt Jeri Omni hottrs. Co e 1 sral other °theirs of the prekikt •••••• •••••,•• MO IN ' The "galla* Bart ankh Ad hie three tisdet.de iamp. Lord . Rames.try. Sir Wm. Ipta. and Lieut. I'. Sore:Dos are 'Wed Mendip's if th e bland Apriculturidfrocieti of fiefdom& and atwaed 'the Anotrerkuy Meeting a few days fine at Edinburgh. blotviithitanding the rain that fell yellerday after noon, the 3d Bmstmeat of Loyal London Volunteers mudered at Bridewell at two o'clock, and marebed to Kennington Commas, where they had a grand field day- The Sctrrey Yeomanry *ere alto out yefterday on Kennington Common, end (pent leveret hours in prallidng diferent tembeenirea. Yetterday the Royal Wefirniniter, the Sr. James's, end the Loyal North Britons, had a field•day in Hyde Part, sad went through their mantenvres with their Whet correthwee. Colonel Roasmsor yellerday informed his corm (the Royal Weaminfter) on parade. that orders have been ifaed by Government for the preparation of camp equipige for a very eonliderable body of the Volunteer Forces. Colonel tanatason, who was in the field yellerday during the marching, firing. and manteuvies of the Royal Wi th/t inter Regiment. was pleated to ea- Refs the highell approbation of th:ir foldierly per font:Mace, which. he raid. he MotEd report to his blaisrre. On Widnefday neat the Prince of Watas'a Loyal Volunteers will meet on their parade in the upper News, fdr the purport of king infpeactl by Colonel Janeinson. Infpeting Officer of the after which they will march to the Green Pat k. The loth. Of Prime of WaLss's Regiment of Light Dragoons. have marched from Brighton to Guildfiud. in four divilions. They have becn re• placed by the 6th Dragoons. Camp equipage for 7,5c.D men has arrived at Glafgow ; and accounts from Scotland date, that the troops were eipeeled boon to be -encamped in that and that vrarehoufes were lad meek hired in Glafrar for the reception of military Rotes. - The Loan ?thyme prefentad the Excite Corps with timer colmirs on Wednefday at the Eacile Office.— His LOT dlbip made a fuitableispeech on the venation. to which Lord Syymova, their Commander, re turned an appropriate anfwer. The ground for the new barracks adjoining Bromr ton, in Kent, is mat Led cut ; there are intended to be the moll attentive in England; they will contain a very large number of Infantry, betides Cavalry and Artillery. A great nnmiser of Nunes at the N. E. part of Bromptun are ordered to be tak .n down. in order to give an uniformity to the building. as well as to prevent an encroachment on the lines, wi.ich arelept porpofcly for the merciling and ma. claiming the troops. Cnt'lltr CHI/ISLA Hnariyat..—Yefer• day Licitenant Colonel Boys was heard in evidence upon his defence. agaraft the charger 11,..0ght for. ward by I.;entetwat Rey, sod the CooIL adjourned to dm day. ' AiviTcA ~`~~•: • - dIFAILS.THIS DAY•rWkel 0011 1 W1 USW NM I j•Pile sue. s libakddi; f. 3 Waterbed 0 4 PANZAMICE, JAM. 17.—This day the trentber has been snore moderate, with the wind pirtln limes from N. to W. N. W.—Sailed dais SZIOr?billi0141 Bat fety London trader. Pussaass. for Falmouth and Truro, bound to London, with tin, constr. &c. &c. and the Danifh brig Fier Darner. of Copenhagen,; Captain Goss, with pilchards for Venice. Dtas., JAN. 19.—Came down from Sheernefs, t l tef Bo Coop of war, and remains with his Majd tv's lhips and the outward bound as per laft. Wins. s. s. E. • Du No t N s ss, Jaw. 17.—Tbe firing which was heard at Deal and Dover. on Tuefday the loth, proceeded from the batteries at Boologne. The EtraraLus frigate and a cutter had got under the batteries, which opened their fire on them. An immenfe num• ber of Shot went over the cutter, but nor one firnck bee. The Euav Aix, was Out of gun fhot. The lugger privateer, brought in by the SPIIDWILL, Teems to have been moll daring in her different cruises : The Capteip of her reports that, on the evening of the asth December, he came to anchor at Duagcnds, and reunified the entire night, though feveral King's (hips lure there. Re Rates the preparations at Bou logne to be far more eztenfive than they have ever been reprefeated. There are, according to his ac count, 130,000, men at Boulogne, and 7so gun boats. Boaaraers, on the 4th and sth of this month, was on board every gun boat at Boulogne; and, by way ef Sewing an example to the troops, he waded up to his middle to get on board the boats ootfide the pier, and would not allow bimfelf to be carried on board any of them. We cannot attach implicit be tide° the report of the Captain of the privateer, tbeegh we know this the preparations at Boulogne areistala formidable. The LIWPAIRD. Entire:me, and Divests or CUPIDS AAAAA cutter faded for Boulogne this morning, and the Sri lOW LL brig for Dover, CO fee the trinfports with the 43d regime -at. from Gnat). icy. Cafe in there. Sbe is then to proceed to Pore moods This privateer, ht.r prize, failed this morn ing for Portfmonth. Remain at Duograwfs, the Heim StlLraua. and Hams. The Captain of the p►ivateer lays, that every thing as to the invafion is kept a profound keret i no one can conjeiture when* will be attempted. Borer& It? a never opened big lips during his infpedien of the gun boats, he did eft reed temark how far he thought them fitted for the purpofe oiinvaSoft. In than, fallen fiknee was the order of the day. YAnwoutro, Jew.' tp..—Tnefday evening arrived the Patica - orWitsi - pieket, Ciptaiti Dean,, from hi/Oland ; with pairengers, but no malls ; the pocket on bee !mirage outwards encountered filch unmet. coons gales, as obliged bet to throw her guns over. board : fhe has come into the harbour to under. gat a thorough repair. Alfa arrived from Rotterdam, the Vrouw Elizabeth, with feveral paffengers which were landed here.-1-The boats of the North Sea Beet have cut out from a Dutch port. a large bark. partly laden with timber.—Sailed the Magic/tat and Pa stator. frigates; reitsia the Hsu), Dames, and AwraLota Alen of war, and one cutter ; the Nelly, of North Shields, is got off the beach and brought into thu port to be repaired.—Wind S. E. light breeze. C•IMILTON, 144. yon are not already informed, it will be fatisfaaory to you and the public to know, that during the awns of yefterday, the fhip AliDitEW blllYlllll.i and two other armed (hips sr ti•ed bore for the mote/lion of the Frith of Clyde.— They were accompanied round the Mull of Galloway by SW More, three of which bore up for Loch Ryan, and two bore away for Lamlatb. They are to form a Chain of Defence acrofs the mouth of the Frith of Clyde and the frith Channel ; affording at the fame time a moll centric.' Mutation for Ratting South or North, as the appearance of invation may render ne ceirary. They are to be loon at Greenock to take the Sea rencibles on boat d lot training. The (hips here carry hobr eighteen to twenty eight guns, lie pounders, and are very fine were's. FROM LLOYD% LIST. C rrrrrr no, ja —Pasiol by the Jupker, Lame, from N,w York; Conrad, Fitch, and th.• Anna Sophie, Conyers, (rum Harting ; Sadiron, Evans, from Lear ; Vrow Moquette, Jard -11; Young Hate, Coop.r ai.d tbs. 'row Catharine, Item Embdem. Aantt►p..Qlf Dover, the Mari, Thera; —, from Malta. At Fahnomh, Ann, BMW:, from Oporto. At Bello!, Aurora, from St. Andero; and Adrima, trout Wilma. At Malta, rinutunund, Young, from Leith. The 19y, Captain Williams, from Baldmore, bound toOporto, Is totally loft on the molt of Portugal The Aid, from Briftol bound to Dublin, Is loft on Wick• low Bank. The Captain, kis wife and child, drowned, and fe. veal of the crew. Tb Janice Rock,lT. Dements. which failed a few days liwt from Yarmouth fur Entbdcat, a. broitaht back there, having fpiat ha fails and become try leaky, In cuuhqu,nce of the bad weather ale experienced. The Sally. Plasi•u, from Vigo, i; arrived at Es mond), and repots, that the French privateers on that coal have fent in there leveral Enghlh prizes. Captaine hfe,s sa and Filitqviiut are appointed to the refpetlive command% r.f the hltraoa and Atilt sioN fire ihips, fitting fur fervice at Woolwich. Lord ist tsar) has appointed Captain Duanaw, of the We szss (L.op. to the rank of Pon Captain, and to thetornmao,l : f !II: Am ay ICADI frigate, formerly in the rice. then captured by the French in the Lay of recaptured by his Lnrdtbip in the 1 ICT. , IIIf, 0:1 paii.ag.; to the Mediterranean. ti'te ix orde re d li e reg;deted in the Navy, and to he prepared For fence wi!nrott delay. Captain DUlt• MAN being app,inted by the LI Cot the Admiralty to command lies Apia. ... \ . , L ;. - .Ilk day there is hardly any fro& %Wiest arrival', ...Fine is in requett :— Sales Of *hi" wrdiwary Quality continue exceeding heavy :—Plact l;lint-sic tn.: Pir , quarter :—We have a few frail gupyks of fkallii . r to hand, which keeps itsprice s—iblialt willow,' 'variation :—Peaa and Beans tiebodh Ideas kitten particular difference :—Vhereisa middling fopply of gap, and that article has rathei Nutt We :—Pbst 'eaten hfoodapoptliackmaican at sp. per , barrels( and 3 ti'l;"• • .. , Dit j to sn . G540.:"46.101157, -71;611"1"ffir" Asps liolCASUlMlUtillir"... sass od. . e do. Sts It el, 2016 259. MU, 511.,578. Candid, loed.soo on. Coirdin Ido Wm mai. Croy. Soo n. Ism lIEL ' Aid" 314.40. /Pearls otio. ilndwilM 74. ite gala MIL Oft, Pam 3u 310 Dean' glibia. ado to tat. • Sian% 330 go& , Thada "ISIS 'rick Ditto silo no. O. a. lye. 114 Ir. nee door, en 44 Polki4 Poland ditto, 24% the. Seconds doo aso aistwroles arrupar AT UXINVIDOII. jAllipp., Ad Moat par hod i d doe an '4 AIL ' s• fancy pet roma al ja so d 7 _.• Oro per ditto ' it 4s to d Sam per ens- 11 its so ' a ..,, Pode For ditto al Ad API dt . • tdr.Maitureu. under Secretary at the A&sirmillktis to fucceed Sir EVAN NSlttll as Seeneiwp. , latter will quit his &elation at the A hog • wrorrow, gild will fit oat mu ii* lf p fee ' , where he is appointed to the Secre t • the refignation d Mr. Wiegman, ' "/ Yellerclay, a long train of military w 'kirks to each waggon, paSed aka* W~idisi„.• I bridge, on their way to the Rentiik seal. Two hundred of the Coldilresee eginewil e 4 Gourds marched this morning, at eight if ' from the Park, for Chelmsford. • • .41 • Fifty of the light infsetry. • , : Mardi, who hav e learnt the new ing with the bayonet, are Won i rrst tinted amongft the Volunteers of * introit them. Yeflerday failed from Cowee r iii stee Moirinrit ' the American brig Greyhound. Sanwa& Puseirt - 1124R0T, for Dieppe, having on beard It. Levasopyrowt Erq. Secretary of the Americas Legation at Aulls.l This Gentleman came over from Vaal* abode 04/ ' weeks ago, and rumour the Iliemillia.sallaslk be of s conciliatory wasene. - • It appears all the EnOgli, detainelinkeg months priforers at Paris , had been ordtteiritil don. and that not the WA hopes were enteellibitt of their releafe during the war. Letters were received in town w y i , • Gibraltar, Lifbon. Oporto. tad The SIMr cotter from the Wei hoilisk., 4 1Ggif at Plymouth: fbe failed from Tortola mt. Decenther. in company with the Cnsceentse l lorag IP" , Captain &rat. and a Meat of ghost fro con • under convoy. bound to England. fili x e i gui tai them in a limeys& of wind,ufass To Disaiaaas.—lt is atiopmesoo aor swifts • to boom, that the-lithe-ism& esellstallopt scipsers • ago, on Maitre& Nets, is sow aka &owe, mi. way for a new battery. I r' ' '3 There is a t.frtlievrAry lantern eyelids's the 14ii ' Hoke of the Old Head of !Cade, near themailimei IS to the harbour of Cork, in place lithe lattrolid The light is from oil lamp sad ref efteree be ared equally Beady ia loran sad does not Rath and difaiipear like delight NAV On Saturday, a leisure of those 4o mows of neva was made by the officers of the name et wick. They were found concealed is a coal 'pie . Scremernon, belonging to loom farmers hi the bourhood. • Mott t G nos rs.—Gkoftly apparitiests Sera at peek fent to be the order of the *ht. Reports are sear abroad that a new ghoft has made the town at Dept. ford the Rene of its midnight perambelatioas, eaa that it is generally teen at fir& under the meeting. houfe, in Burt-lane. The clergy's's who oSciatei at the meeting houfe, is Paid to have already watched for fcveral nights in the determined tefolinfish to lay it. This new Moll does not teem to saltine a dope and figure fo fearing and terrific as that which ban lately been put on by Tome of itshinkteetirithinfien& On the contrary, it affumes, as well as a Choi) ski be fuppofed to alfume, an appearance and a language of gaiety and good nature that announces a very flung poi/Inm~ propenfity to former habits, mad which wonderfully prove, that " Ev'n to oar antes live oar wonted fires." The report is Elated as follows :—The watchman. who attends near the [pot we ha►e mentioned, de clares that being pcifeetly fober, and in full pnsTeaion of his fences, he law a certain Gentleman. who had recently been buried. rife from his tomb, and heard him, with the good humoured tone for which he was dittinguilhed, call for a jot of Mr, and invite the watchman to [hare it with him. The watchman. however, was too much alarmed to accept the kind invitation I but mentioning the 6:Tun:Canoe the nest day, he prevailed on two other watchmen to keep him company the following night, and await the re turn of the apparition, when, wonder it to mlatet they lel three law and heard the fame peens% call for and folicit a pot of his favourite beverage. Thefe faas, it is added, have been folemnly (laced before Mr. Domaine°, the Magiaraut, and have created no (mall buttle and appreheason throughout the neigh. tanirbood. A Gentleman of great refpettability in the fervice of the Eaa India Company, among other ingenious purfuits, applied hinsfelf to the Rudy of anatomy.— A human aura, which bad been placed fur Come time in his clokt was, during his abfence cm a &maw eactirlion, Obferred frequently to move. Like the feciet in the •• Agreeable Surprik," ibis alarming tale of myrery became a keret pa Joao poihra. The fervants told et to die reighbours, and the &.Il wu attended by a crowd of editors. At length use of them, more bat than " his fellows," ass - deader. rate fna•ch at the head, when the trifidnary risometnis brought forth a Thome, which had aesally torts a litter or )otvg cogs the worst mentinabe7Pla