Star. — London, England, 1801-01-05 00:00:00

LINE SENT TO A ORNTLEMAN ON A NEW YEAR'S DAY. Thar, borne on wing fublime, moves ever on, And, spite of glittering - crowns, or flowing bowls, Or all the boalted powers of human art, His drad'oing hand and fwift career to flay, aerclouds the Mire of the sparkling eye ; Deprives the cheek of every glowing tint; And o'er the ringlets of a laughing grace, profufely sheds the chilling snows of age! But, tho' each corp'ral fenfe and charm decay, Neer fhall, I trial, the flowers of Vistrut fade ; But each returning year more vivid bloom, Their roots fix deeper, and new plants (hoot forth, Until ETERNITY'S wide portals dole Upon this tranatory scene of care ! S. S. THEATRES. Kis o's TR EA rn VA—This mof fplendid Theatre n•:.s opened for the feafon on Saturday evening.— 'Since Lift year it has Undergone an entire altera iien. The whole of the faloon, or audience part of the edifice, is thrown into a new form, more font& and uniform in the fweep of the circle, but inhnitely more fuperb in the decoration than lie fore. P-7 removing the projedting columns on the fiage, is widened fix feet, and confcqucntly the view from the boxes on the two fides of the falcon, is uninterrupted to the back of the Rage. —By making the fweep of the circle regular, in- Read of ferpentitie, ,as heretofore, more room is gained to the pair:age round the pit, and a moil convenient alteration has taken place in the en trances. Inflead of the narrowcentrical paffage into the pit, by which a draught pf:air was admitted on the inceWant opening of the doors—a,double flair leads up to the right and left ; which by the increafed width of the (lairs near the orcheftra Would . enable the fpeEtators to clear the place on the fulleft Opera in five minutes. The decorations of the boxes are tafteful, and even magnificent. The procelEon of the marine deities, retouched and foftened, or naments the principal tier ; correfponding paint ings adorn the other ; and thus the whole afpe6 of the falcon prefents a rich, warm, and unbroken (ales, which gives it the efFed of a fplendid draw. ingroom. Ihe lining of the boxes is blue and Fold, and which, when the flabfcribers have all hung them with crimfon curtains, will taflefully harmonize as a back ground to the picture, and fern to difplay the beauty with which they will be filled. Nothing is more difficult than the lighting of an area fo extenlive. No attempt has been made to change the manner of difpofing of the chandeliers. They (bill projeet about three fret from the fides. " The Opera was Akffle, which Madame BANTI undertook at a day's notice, in confequence of the iochfpofttion of Madame Ben.LA. A new ballet of aftion, on the Rory of Pyrudiox, was brought out. It is the compolition of Mr. le The audience was not very numerous. The PRINCE of Watss was in his own box, and appear d in excellent health. DRURY•LANE. On Saturday night was revived at this Houfe the Tragedy of Xing Lear. It conveys no very fa vourable idea of the times to talk of reviving fuch a Drama. They muff be dead to all relifh for excellence, to every fympathetic emotion, who are set raviflied with its beauties, and deeply affeited by the fcenes of diftrefs which it unfolds. The performance of the Piece on Saturday night defervedly went off with very great eclat. It is t up in the molt fplendid and tafteful manner, and die charaiters are well fupported, almoft with. • a an exception.—The choleric and capricious, t tender hearted and well difpofed, old Kim:, was very happilydelineated by Mr. KIM BLE. His tones nd attitudes were not perhaps always thofe of our-fcore : but his ailin, upon the v. hole, was ad ..:rable ; and h e g a ve f ome of the paffages with n died altogether irrefiftible. He was molt loudly -pplauded in the fcene where he calls down impre ations upon Ganeril; but in feveral others he de creed equal praife. Mrs. SIDDONS appeared as 'enietia, a charailer in which, though there is not uch to be Paid, there is (cope for a difplay of the reateft powers. Nothing could be more affeiting lan her reprefentation of the anguifh produced by .nmerited negleit from thofc we love, or of the gory experienced at witnefling the misfortune of parent. If Mr. C. KEMsLa would be more rno trate in the expreffion of his anger, he would be efpeitable in Eehnuad. BARRYMOR k never ap.. .c.ired to greater advantage than in the part of "I,,ar, and Peer Torn excited t.niverfal commifera on. The audience was crouded and genteel. COVENT-GARDEN THE•TRf• On Saturday Mr. T. DIMS'S Comedy of Lily ''? Opiniosu, brought out late in the laft fe.ifon, as again performed under the title of—The &boot v Prejaire. It has undergone very confiderable Iterations and additions, now forming a piece of aas, more regular in its ftrudure than when rR exhibited, The Rory is, however, nearly the me as laft year, as are alfi), in outline, the more •rominent charaders. Among thefe we have to .4ice a confcientious Jew, an upright Lawyer, rt hnnef Yorkfhireman, and a fentimental Bal. 4. !—The piece, however, is fo corredly moral its tendency, breathes fo benevolent a fpirit •roughout, and emits, occafionally, fuck brilliant 9es of wit and humour, that faitidious, indeed, mil lie the critic, who, not having been able to alifiand its electric operations upon his mufcles, ill not compound with the author forafewfarcical iiirditics.—Not a murmur of difapprobation was bard in the courfe of the performance, which was :ceded by a queer kind of prologue, fpoken by FA e tc, made up of titles of plays (an old idea , and 'lowed by a few lines, given by way of Epi Mrs. MILLS, of little point.—As, however, c audience feemed in an admirable humour, they re both favourably received.—Lxwis, Mu tos %TETT, MURKILY, EMMY / H. JOHN/TON, Mifi Vitt AT, Mrs. MILLS, Mrs. DAVENPORT, &C. gave it abilities full Rretch on the occafion, and, of ► was loudly applauded. NAUTICAL INTELLIGEN(I2. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. NIT. ARRIVED rut o Hamburgh Dublin, Dec. ;r, Jan. a, 6 Watcrford, Dec.2B, to Jan. 2, 2 Donnaghadee, D.:c. 31, Jan. I, YARMOUTH, JANUARY 4. Sailed for the Contiilent. the DIANAppact,k -_t, Captain DFANE, with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails, of the ad inflant. Among the paffengers was the Agent appointed by the Poftmaller Gene ral to take care of the Mails, &c. at Bremerlehe, when it may be inconvenient to take them to Cux haven, by which means it is to be hoped the pub lic correfpondencc will not again be impeded by the froft, as it was during the lait winter. Saturday, the Betfy, of Yarmouth, laden with wheat and flour, bound to Hull, ran afhore on the Cockle Sand ; the crew and part of the cargo are raved, but the fhip is totally loft. Sailed a cutter, with Mr. Ross, King's Mef fenger, with difpatches. Admiral DICKSON being made a full Admiral has hoifled his flag, blue, at the main, on board the PRINCESS OF ORANGE man of war. Wind W. ri.YmotrrH, JANUARY 3. Came in the AUDACIOUS, of 74 guns, Captain GOULD, from Portfmouth; the GALATEA, 0132 guns, Captain BYNC, from the coaft of Ireland ; and RANGER cutter, of 8 guns, Captain FRAZER, from a cruize. Sailed the PRINCE. OF WALE s, of 98 guns, Rear- Admiral CALDER, to join the Channel fleet ; and the SHEERNESS cutter, to the eaft ward : alfo the LADY CHARLOTTE, of 12 guns, with :t fleet for the Downs. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 4. Lail evening arrived at St. Helen's, la LOIRE, CaPtain NEWMAN ; and the ACTIVE, Capt. GIP. FARD, from a cruize, off Havre de Grace: they have had only tremendous gales to encounter force they left Spithead. FROM LLOYD's LIST. DEAL, JANUARY 4. Arrived and failed for the River, the Ceres, M`lNros►r, from Martinique.—Wind S. S. W. GRAVESEND, JANUARY 4. Paired by, the Nelly, REED, from Peteriburgh ; Sufannah, HURST, from Hamburgh ; Caroline, —, and Sophia Dorothea, —, from Malaga ; Sophia, —, from Alicant ; Chrifliana Maria, rom St. Michael's ; Mercury, TATE, from Charleaon ; William, FISHER, from South Seas; Rofina, —, from Surinam ' • Indußry, ANDER. sow, from Liilson ; Harvey's Derire, NEIL, from Demarara; and Peace,—, from New Providence. Sailed the Rio Novares, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Aufpicious, for Jamaica ; and Altona packet, —, for Hamburgh. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JANUARY 3. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JANUARY 1, 1801. This day, in purfuance of the King's pleafure, the following Flag-officers of his Majefty's fleet were promoted, viz. Richar Brathvnite, Eft4 t hilips Colby, Efq. Samuel Car. nith, Efq. John Brilbane, Charles Wolfcley, Efq. Samuel Granite(' Goodall, Efq. his oyal Highnefs William Henry Duke of Clarence, Admirals of the Blue—To be Admirals of the White. Robert Linsce, Efq. Sir James Wallace, Knt. WUNam Pare Williams, Efq. Sir Thomas Palley, Ban. Sir Thomas Rich, Bart. James Cumming, Efq. Sir John Colpoys, K. B. Skeffington Lutwidge, Efq. Archibald Dickfcm, Efq. George Montagu, Efq. Thomas Dusnarefq, Efq. Right Hon. George Lord Keith, K. B. Vice-Admirals of the Red—To be Admi rals of del Blue. Thomas Maeltenzie, Efq. Thomas Pringle Efq. Sir Roger Curtis, Ban. Sir Henry Harvey, K. B. Robert Man, Efq. Sir William Parker, Bart. Charles Holmes Calmady, Efq. joke Bourmafter, Ef q . Sir George Young, Knt. John 'Entry, Efq. Richard Realm Bllgb, Efq. Vico-Admirals of the White— To bc Vico-Admirals of the Red. - - - Robert Biggs, Efq. Francis Parry, Efq. Ifaac Prefrott, Efq. John Bazely, Efq. Chriflopher Maim, Efq. Thomas Spry, Efq. Sir John Orde, But. William Young, Efq. James Gam bier, Efq. Sir Andrew Mitchell, K. B. Vice-Admirals of the Blue—To be Vice-Admirals of the White. - - Chriftopher Parker, Efq. Philip Patton, Efq. Charles Mo. rice Pole, Efq. John Brown, Efq. John Leigh Do peas, Efq. William Sidney. Edo. Charles Edmund Nugent, Mg. Charles Powell Hamilton, Efq. Edmund Dodd, Efq. Right Hon. Ho ratio Lord Mellon. Knight of the Bath. Rear-Admirals of the Red—To be Vice-Admirals of the Blue. James iirine, Efq. John Paketham, Ifq. Sir ErAfmus Gower, Knt. John Holloway, Efq. John Blankett, Efq. Geursc fon, Efq. Sir Charles Henry Knowles, But. Hon. Thomas Palmitin", Robert Deans, Efq. Cuthberth Coltingwood, Efq. James Hawkins Whitilscd, Efq. Arthur Kempe, Efq. Smith Child, Efq. Right Hon. Lord Charles Fitzgirald, 'Thomas Taylor': Efq. John Thomas Duckworth, Efq. Rear-Admirals of the White—To be Rear-Admirals of the Red. John Knowles, Efq. Jan Willett Payne, Efq. Sir Robert Calder, Bart. James Richard Dorms. Efq. Hon. George Berke ley, Thomas \Welt, F.fq. lames Douglas, Efq. Pctcr Aplin, Efq. Henry Savage, Efq. Bartholomew Samuel Row:cy, Efq. Sir Richard Bickerton, Bart. George Bowen, k fq. Robert Montagu, kfq. John Fcron, Efq. Edward Edwards, Efq. Sir John &ride Warren, Bart and K. B. Rear-Admirals of the Illue--To be Rear-Admirals of the White. - - The under-mentioned Captains were alto ap- pointed Flag-Officers of his Mijcfty's Fleet, viz. Edward Tyrrel Smith, Efq. Thomas Graves, (tIL) Erg. Thomas Maenarnam Ruyan, Efq. Sylonics Whi te Sir Henry Troßope, Km.—To be Rot-Admirals of the , Henry Edwin Stanhope, Eli. Robert M'Donall, FJq. Billy Douglas, Ef4. John Wackey, Jabs Inglis, FJq. John fib, Efq Jahkel Brenton, (Ift,) Efq. John Knight, Lfq. Edward Thonsbnegh, Efq. Jones Kenychanie, Efq. Pompton Ed. wards, Efq. George Campbell, Efq. Thomas Hicks, Efq. Henry Cmmsvell, F.fq. Artiaw Philip, Efq. Sir William Geo. Fairfax, Esc Thema/Tatty, Efq. Sir James Sannsares, Ent. —To be Rear-Admirals of the Blue. --- The King has been pleafed to appoint Sir Ed- WAID Passive, Bart. .Wassime DOMISTT, Efq. and Sir THOMAS TROUBILIDGI, Ban. tee be Colo nels of his Majefty's Marine Forces, in the room of EDWAIIITIIOIIII3IIOI/0 Nip Ergo Sir WILLIAM G. FAIRFAX, Kin. and Sirjalltl SAVNARIZ, Kllt. ' a ppointed Flag-Officers his Majefti's Stet. OF PRIZE MONEY. To the CVC W of the Pi Los' F. for the capture of tl-c Mercurius, a payment will he made of the pro ccr•ls received from the Admiralty Court (the thip having been condemned as Droit of Admiral ty) and of lonic logwood condemned, on board the thip at Yarmouth, this day, the sth init. To the crew of the fame Hoop, for the capture of the Gerrit Hendrick Groote, a payment of the prize money will he made on board the flip at the tame time and place. The crew of the (loop ScoaptoN, and to the. JANE and LADY ANN loggers, for the capture of the following velrels, viz. Geode Herdight, Maria Adrianna, and Habil, will be paid their propor tions of the net proceeds of the laid prizes on their arrival in port. A ditlribution of the proceeds of the bounty money granted for the dettrudion of l'Eclair French privateer, by the SCEPTRE, commenced at Cecil-ltreet, on Friday the zd hitt. EAST INDIES, Letters from Bombay by the laf Exprefs, men tion that fix French Frigates were reported to have arrived at the Mauritius from Europe. The Armenia, MICH, extra (hip, from London for Bengal, has been captured by the Clarida pri vateer, and fent for the Mauritius. Difpatches had been received at Bombay, by the Company's cruizer Drake, commanded by Lieut. FORTESCUE, from Admiral BLANKLTT, who had with him at Mocha, the LEOPARD, Of 5o guns ; the ALBATROSS, of t 8; the Company's cruizer Comet ; and the Eliza country chip. The Fox of 32 guns, and AMISOYNA, of 10, had been difpatch ed, fuppofed for Suez ; as had been the Prince Je hangeer, and Strombolo, with feveral gun-boats, and a body of troops, faid to have been ordered up the Perfian Gulph. . . The Company's cruizer Fly, arrived at Bom bay,from Goa, had eftablifhed a point of confider able importance to Indian navigation ; that be tween the outer and inner works in Carwar Bay, there is a patrage or channel from S. to N. per fealy free from danger, the bottom being fine holding ground, with regular foundings of from five to feven fathoms ; and what is of equal con fequence, that the outer works afford fecurity to thips within them from the S. W. Mindoon. The Fly left at Goa his Majefty's (hip CENTURION, Of 5O suns. The ARROGANT, of 74 gun, had made thirteen captures, twelve of which, after taking out their refpeetive crews, the deflroyed, for want of lianas to man them: the other, a very large Ihip, the preferved. The ORPHEUS, of 32 guns, was attacked in the night by two Dutch frigates, to which, aftonith ed by her fire, and concluding her to be much ftronger than the was, they both ftruck, after a thort refillance, and were carried into Amboyna. The Firft Lieutenant of the ORPHEUS W.IS wound ed in the arm ; but it is hoped no material ill will refult from it. La Confiance French privateer continued her allonilhing fucccfs, and had recently captured the Viajante, and another Macao (hip, wh(.le crews and paffengers ftie landed at Margui. The receipt of difpatches, by the Right Hon. the Governor General, from his Excellency Sir WILLIAM SYDNEY SMITH, dated the tit of Fe bruary, t Soo, from the Ottoman Camp at El- Arifch, announcing that a Convention for the evacuation of Egypt by the French army, under the commandof General KLEBER, hasl been con cluded," was announced in a Calcutta Gazette Extraordinary. The Supplement to the Bombay courier con tains a lift of the Pallingers by the Chips which had arrived from England, viz. Per the Earl Talbot—Mrs. C. Douglas ; Mrs. E. Morley ; Mifs H. Dernpiter; Captain Borlafe, of the Marines; Mr. J. Morley; Mr. F. Arinftrong, Athitant Surgeon; and Millis. W. V.ifs, S. WAS", T. Poole, J. Sykes, and S. W. H. Kai thaw, Cadets. Per the Carron—Meas. H. 1.. Heater, and J. R. Pre. cott, Cadets, and Mr. H. Bcyts. Per the Oa a sic cYTr a—Meffra LA. Willis. A. B. Bacon, H. Crake, J. 'llsonins,and I'. White, Cadets, and Mr. J. Rofclle. Per tlu• G* NG es—Mrs. E. Beilafis ; Millis H. and A. King; and Metres. H. R. Difehanws, G. Canty, C. Armitrong, C. T. Page. W. Wales, J. Irving, J. F. Faster, and V. Kennedy, Cadets. . - _ The Cooly Pirates had in Auguft and Septem ber la% renewed their depredation, in the ue4;ll - of Surat, in confequence of which a number of armed boats had been ordered bum Bombay to scour the coati. Advice was on Saturday received in town from the Leviathan South Sea whaler, dated the sth of Oftober, all well ; at which time the was in the latitude of; 23. fouth. The Leviathan milted her • feafon in the Bay, hut colleCted five or fix hundred barrels of oil, and was proceeding to the Brazils to till up, when the unfortunately loft a boat and two men on the breakers. . _ The Ihip Comm:Ill, fiLyrii, from the South Sea whale filliery, had a kvere engagement with' a French ship privateer, in the night of the 27th ult. twenty-five leagues Well of Scilly, and got fo much damaged in her hull, that the water in created in her hold to the height of eleven feet, and was quite water-logged when the privateer filtered off. _ The brig Juliana, of Altona, from Altona to Morlaix, was tictained on the 26th ult. by the TRENT frigate, Captain Sir EDW %RD HAMILTON, and the Fi.v cutter, Lieutenant SPARKS, at the en trance of Havre-dc-grace. We are concerned to Rate, that the Rodney, SALMON, and the Neptune, Srvi eisssox, from London for Porefmouth, have foundered at Sea. We are forry to hear that the (loop N eptune , WILLEY STEPHENSON matter, Rea! loft on Wednei day morning o fißrighton, and every perfon peri flied. The (hip Ncftor, from Virginia, fpoke on the a6th of November, the (hip William, from Glaf gow, ao days out, bound to Halifax, all well, in long . . 59. W. lat. 42. The Catharine, HATOON, from St. Thomas's for Altona, is wrecked near Boulogne. The Sufannah, —, from Dantsick, for Ply mouth, is towed into Aldborough, after being de. (cried by the crew. The prorur•'nn cf Adm;rah, ar.nounce,7 in th Gazette I•t v t i.:Etkrti vacant the !hips of the inc, ti:- giving flags to their repcai.; Commanders Priae,.:".; 14 0 r ) al - 9R Captain R u EL. (prifuli-Viip) 9 3 ---•-••• 1)0 UI/ LAS. Formidable -9% To n NBOltet: GM St. (likN g .! 9 8 F w RD jolt - 84 - Tit ot.i.orE• Cant:rid g e (guard-114) Slo WICKET. C f. r - Rn S UNI AR Et. Carnatic - - 74 - SMITH. Cumberland - :4 TRAV Dragon - 74 - CAM vet L t Montague - 74 - K N'imerable 74 - FAIRFAX. Saturn - - 74 - TOT ET. The promotion, belidc. the appointments to there Ibips, gives to the Admiralty the following fitua dons : Superintend:lnt of the Imprefs Service at Cork, in the room of Admiral MOR !ARTY ; Com mander of Cun-boats on the coal/ of Devon ; Commander of Imprels at Galway, in the room of Admiral FISH ; of ditto at Edinburgh, in the room of Admiral BR! X TON ; of ditto of Gun boats on the coati of Suffer, in the room of Admi ral CORNWALL ; and of ditto of Sea Fencibles at Emlworth, in the room of Admiral PHILIPS. Government have lave fent out Engineers to conllrtift, with all poffible expedition, two Docks at Halifax, capable of receiving (hips of 74 guns. It has been Rated in all the Papers, that the Signal Stations along the Coat have Night Sig. n:tls by Torches and Refledors. This is incorreet, as the Signals are made by preparatory Fires and blue Lights. On the IR of the laft month, 16 privateers of from 14 to 24 guns, were fitting out and at fea from Dunkirk and Calai ; ; 32 from 14 to 20, from Boulogne and Dieppe; nine of from 11 to 14, from St. Vatteny ; and 30 of from 14 to 28, from Havre, Cherbourg, and St. Maio, befides innu merable row-boats. Such it is Rated, has been the encouragement afforded by the French Govern ment to the privateers, that the (hips of the State are for the greater p:trt deferted. Abnat five o'clock nn Thurfday evening, the Up Highland Lars, Captain T....ins Bet ire', of St. Vittecnt', from Deniarara bound to London, with a cargo of cotton, coffee, and fugar, ran on ihore upon a reef °frocks, about three miles to the Southward of Deal, and will be totally loft, as the is full of water, bulged, and her malts all cut away.—A few bags of cotton have been laved. The floop Sally, E. CARTER mailer, from Lon don to Briilol, laden with groceries, is put into Poole with damage, having met with a violent gale of wind about five leagues off the land, be tween Beachy-head and the He of Wight. She (hipped :t very heavy fea, which broke off one oldie pumps even with the deck, and Rove the boat to pieces ; her fails are alio fplit, and her cargo mull be taken out, to repair the damage. The gale early on Wedneftlay has oceaflottud the following veffels or their cargoes, to receive damage on their palfage from the Downs to Portf month, viz..: Indufiry, Sutton, Expwlitinn, Fordcr, Whemfbeaf, Silver, and Appledram, Stroud, from London to I•ortfmouth, with wheat and hour. Frederick, ilnonio., from Rita to I'ortfmnuth, with melts. Sincerity, liadeurk, from I.ondon to Portfinouth, with Liw ceries. Active,Nrilliatmt, from Suudcrland to Port fmouth,with coals. Unity, Etcbcl, from Loudou to Portfmouth, with wheat and flour. Welcome, Sharp, from London to Workington, with wheat. Mary, Brown, from Lynn to Liverpool, with barley. Lively, Coming, from London to Swank:a, with h.irley. ' Newberg Winter, front London to Ply mouth , with wheat. ..... . . William - and Mari, Ate, from London inSwa:itea,with tnrlcr. Very violent gales or wind hay: prevailed fcr fomc days, and Lift night and this morning it blew a complete htirricatie, which it is feared muff have done conliderable damage to the (hip ping on fume paro of the coati By the violetuf of the florm on Tnefday night, we hear two colliers were wrecked near Dunleary and the Pidgeon-houfe, in the Bay of Dublin.— The crews, we underhand, with much elitticultYp Paved their lives. Their matters arc Capt. Dov s SAS and Captain Baow:: a. ARRivro. At Kinfale--thc Bettis.. 1-1.11, from Barba(locs. At Madeira—Bailiwick, —, and /Sather, Phillips, from Liverpool. At Hoylake--john, ---, from I Alison. At Savannah—Minerva, —, from Liverpons. At New York—Freelcricke, and Yams, —, from At I%li:l,4—Part, l.rr, front (lalipulT. At 1) , .1.1in--I.t..v.tt t cc, Luc, (runt St. Übes ; and Devenlita, 111.,d.locic,i..mt St. Vutc.nt At Phil itielithh—Brlvitlt rr, R from Liverpool. In tI. lluvrn.--I-Ltrery% Mitre, Neil, from Demerara. The French Government have taken means to chnounce to all Europe the attempts which have been made againll the life of the Cu ter CONSUL. It is underliood that meafures will be adopted to prevent fimilar outrages. The Miniller of Foreign Affairs has written the following circular letter on the fubjeet to all the Powers in amity with France: Pali& g 4 Sir—You will read with horror in the ;net ed paper, the account of an attempt made against the life of the CHIEF CONSUL. From the circum- Rances of the crime you will perceive what a vile and execrable defcription of men were the instru ments of it. The genius of France has once more faved his life. Whatever conjeaures may be form ed concerning the quarter from which the firft im. pulfe proceeded, Europe, in learning that the crime has been fruhated, will become more and more convinced that the delliny of a great man is under the immediate protedion of HEAVEN Welt, and that it has placed it too far above the reach of a handful of villains, for them to be enabled to fucceed in their defigns, or to - arreft its courfe The attempt was not unforefeen—it bad been con ceived by a let of men who have always taken a part more or lets prominent in the horrors of the Revolution, who have ever been anxious to excite previous terror by announcing their infernal defigns. It is fix weeks fence this lan enterprife has been an nounced. The public voice loudly proclaimed the neceffity of redoubling meafuret of precaution.— The CHIEF CoNsus. owes this deference to that en thufiafm of which he is the objeet, to fatisfy this national fenfibility by givin orders for a more ac 'dye oilikeee to be czaraed around his pates."