Star. — London, England, 1803-07-04 00:00:00

I. he ed ill me be be me pt, he CVII e diffe and his aderesl melded rr vety mirers. Boma n board Liter ez• a (port ier head where Is he vi IlleJ ail the di erent t'o't s, and at night fleet at ll ifa • t I;Za' lac's hotel. . . The Cottliit Was cirefred in a blue coat, tvith i lit tle filvet facing. His hat was quite plain, without e ither lace er binding, and he was conuidered as very meinly dreffed ; but that is ufual with him, as it has tong been hit policy to appeal- in plain attire, while his attendants are decorated in all the fplendciur of an Eallern Court. The town of Calais Naas decorated with boughs and triumphal arches. The Englilh were permitted to view the preparations and were even favoured with a peep at the Corfican, at proper diflance. Boma rears quitted Brudogne on the Friday morn ing, Very early, and did not put fue the ordinary road to Calais, withing in his way to infpc the different forts between the two places, and thetefore took the' road that lay along the fea fhore. At one of thefe forts he fired a gun, and the Ihot not going fo far as be expected, he defired the fame quantity of powder to be weighed, with which the piece had been dif charged ; and, on difcovering that it was deficient in the nfhal weight, the Commandant of Artillery ( who was prefent) was immediately broke. II is Paid tb..t he has ated every where on his journey with the fame rigour. From Amiens to Boulogne he travelled in a Hatch tit carriage, drawn by tight hones. The CNIET CONSUL was fainted with a little Bri tifh thunder while at Boulogne ; as one of our men of agar lay-to off that place; and fired feveral (hots into it. On Thurfday afternoon it was underftood by our kruiteh, that BONAPARTE had reached Calais; and a frigate ((uppofed to be the IMMORTALITI, with .Sir SIDNIT SIAITH on board), ran clofe in, taking rout& logs ail the way, and at length got near enough to throw feveral thot into the town. ; %NA AAAAA was expelted to leave Calais on Satur- I day at nooh for Gravelines, and to proceed from ;thence to Dunkirk. The Cntiv Cossoc is clofely attended by his Mamelukes. The following Toaas are Paid to have been given at an Entertainment given at Calais by Mammal) the Commiffary, to the new Pagfelt The Preteet—To the man who fiat executes the vali coneep tion of *ging Prance and &seated to the relpedtivc potations in torlikh they ought to tiand..—Lac the Repubtie !—Long live Bo naparte !—Glory to his Government !a—Vengesnee againft Britain if The does not fed that the Univac can put an end to ha ambi tion and hay meta. Thy Commandant tithe Treaws..—.To him who mall find diftri butt the Who for lodging the troops at Dover. The Colooel of the iki of the Line..—.-The Silt review of the crewels trOopi in St. James's Park. . The Comminry at War.--Pknty of all in England, and may 'John Bull stake fuitable preparations for the Republican Army, to Mew the seal and talents of the Comanfaries at War. , The Chief of the Artillery. May the fable of the fall of the walls of krkho lsa converted Into a reality, and may the French artillery at the firli operation of our advanced guard prefenn this spirals In our armies, and prove that their triumvir are ever •: equal to there of Jeanie. An Engineer of the Navy To the memory of theft Callers who Cell in theTet vice of the Rrpublic. May they revive in the perform of thofe who burn with the ardour of avenging their fate. The Prelldent Of the Tribunal of ConamesterThe abundance and good quality of irides of colonial produce. and articles siminf ; Tary for our manafaftares, and may the commerce of France in general, and of Calais in pardndar,experience the good depofidon ache Merl oldie Repahlie. -- The Ceoful of the Milted Stater—Thu union of the two court : tries, from wheoce have (prang the hopes of the return oldie Ws man !pecks to Liberty. May the properly extended efforts of the Chiefs of the two Governments difappoint every (chose of WU •ration and monopoly. TRe Mayor of Calais.--The Chief. of the Coverhenent. Allies of time Republic. While I drink the health of all, I particularly re commend to your notice Mr. kraal, PreiWent of the United • States. Therrals *Wed of Boulogne.--The ditfofion of Science, Arta, Ccenswiree, and illarringtten, gad may all the olaltseles which op . pnfs than tlitappr.e at the woke of the Chiefs of ear Clemasinet. The Sub-Prefect of St. Orner'erTlie Gmbh, the TrOlinge, the Legidative Body, the Senate, the Caused of Stan, and the Wielders. May they eoofolidatr tht Reprrbtlean edible, sad dir• pel whatever might give rife to a retrograde motion. The Sob-Prefedt et Bethune... Agriculture and donate vb.- , rucs....May all Miens form round the Government a mars Which unit impede on the mien* the cootOttetioa of that relpett which • the repines of our we:rialto Lave conwnended. Thc Carninigary of PollCe.—To the tnarnery of the brave who have periked. or the Hain at* covered with ketch. May ra. vet for theft who have Mut &oleo the vengeance of thee who lutvive.Z.Long We the armies of the '1 he Commilfary-CeneraL-..T0 the nsemory of Itnitace 9 Pierre and his Companions, mod atay s 2111101111klit Which will tooft.irtly iec.,l to our recolletitlen the hatred which we might tb *intrude ipisift Me enemies of France and its Goverrinaesst, be erog-d by a tuliktiption of the Inhabitants of Cab& We have received Petit journals to the loth ult. and among them fame papers of the acth and 2 t 11, r.•hich dates were both wanting before. In thole of the st ft we find the Decree of the French Government of the loth, (given in the brAit of the 28th ult.) prohibiting the importation of articles direftly or in direaly from • England, and which fame of our co temporaries have fuppofed had never been publifhed in the Parilian Journals. Addreffes continue to pour in from every quarter in fupport of the star, and the rillST CO'ISUL. in his tour, Is fbothed by the coriofity of the rabble,and by the adulation of Brfhops, Judges, and PrefeEts. Laf night an exprefs arrived Id Tdwn goat Lord tt trio, at Sheernefs. Yerb!rday at three o'clock in the afternoon. Mr WIhCIIESFiII; an Admiralty Me&nget. arrived at Windfor with difpatches froth Earl Sr. %reactor, for his tvlatrt STY. A Lady of diflinelion it arrived from Nis, who law a very extraorditury PLACARD in the areas of that capital, and in moil of the towns and villages through which the paff..l in her joutitey. It is an invitation to the people of France to join the Amer Eaccano; and after a number of the What &lie hnods againil this country. it concludes with I No rt.if.: of um:valises. FILLAOR TO TN, lief/Abseil t and that the booty may be the more rich. it attires them THATMOQ . DAR TER Is to REOITER TOT/1021 sass Exc. FISH WHIP Fl' Ht FOR FIIIIR PIRFIDIOUSGDIVIRWORNI; THAT THEY A!F TO RS PVT TO TNt swoscroixo 'HAIR 14, 'r . l V 0151 R 111•11” •MOllO Till Sntotras or TNt ‘ , 111011111.5 ARMY ! . . A rAtbDy ceri AN Obi . Yit Ai:MEAT Stlitti3. THE SCOTS POST. . . . . . • Thit On ir hai been admirably fiet to Mak by Mr.thironr.....lt 4, we underftand, the fir* number of i fct of Martiil Sop. which are to be occafionally t)ubllthecL The words art by iGostlegama, tritons ! who, in raperous Itrains Of Agincourt's and Creffy's Oft have fung—co foreign chains, You who neer have bent the knee, — Now', the day, and now 's the hour ; See the front of battle lour, Sec approach fill Gallia's pow'r— Rapine, chains, and flavery! Who would be a traitor—knave, Who would fill a coward's grave, Vi".o fo bar,: as be a (lave f Traltorcoward—turn, and flee:— Whom can empty threats appall ? Fly to Glory's clarton call ; Freemen Rand, or Freemen fall! Sons of Britain -- on wi me. Parents,wlves, and children dear, Your's are gen'rous toils to cheer; Arm'd for you, we know siott'ear— For yoo,our laws, and liberty: The' Aultria fhtink—tho'PrufSa Tho' tenfold perils aye grail— Still (hall Britifls arms prevail, Alone (ball Britain conqu'ror be. By Helvetia's cries and moans, By England's wrongs, by Europe's groans, Open, Earth !—reccive our bones— Drink our blood—or keep us free: lAy each nib invader low— Ruffians fall in ev'ry foe— ? cedom ftrikes in ev'ry blow!— Freedom—who'll not bleed ftir thee? On ravag'd Egypt's blood-Raised rand, Shrunk not France's fcatter'd band, Crulk'd by Britain's vengeful hand? What theta here Mall be their fata— Think,brave youths, on Nelfoo's Lome, On Abercromby's trophied name, And let each blow iu blood proclaim, Equal valour, deadlier hate! Soldiers ! 7 our's a glorious part : God of battles ! Reel each heart, Valour, itrength, and fire impart! Now to our high dcftiny, Fall or coaqucr.".—Bhdit„ bright Sun, Should thou fee as backward ruo ; "Fill the bloody battle's done, !.—to death sir vidory !!! NALIT ICA L. INVILLIG &NCR. PLYMOUTH. JULY 2.—Yefterday arrived here his Majelly's fhip la Loses, of 4o guns, Cap:. MAIT LAND, from a cruise off the Me of Bas and the Se ven Iflands : the brought in with her a very fine French national gun-brig, called the Venteur, mounted with four long eighteen pounders, and fix forty-two pound carronades, and had on board Si men : the was difeovered on the evening of the 27th ultimo, at anchor in the We of Bas Roads, and the Officers of la Loses determined to attempt to cut her oat ; accordingly, two boats, manned with volun teers from the (hip, put off in the night on this def perate enterprise, and they fueceeded in getting alongfide before day-light : the French feem to have been prepared to receive them, which of courfe ren. dered the fuccefs more doubtful—but the Britifh tars were determined to obtain theit objed, and after an hour and a half's hard fighting, they captured and brought off their prize in triumph': the (laughter on board the French veffel is confiderable : Cenral of the officers, among whom are the firft and fecond Cap tains, were killed, and about 17 of the crew killed or wounded. We have the pleafure to add, that not one of the Lotaa's crew were killed, but eight of them were wounded, and Tome of them we fear dangeroufly. The wounded, both French and Eng lith, have been landed at the Royal Hofpital, and the Venteur is gone np'HamrsaLe. The , capture was dieted under a very heavy fire from the battery on the (lune, and the flip, when the was firft at tacked, was moored with three cables a-head• —Came in the Napolean french brig, from Goads-' loupe, bound to Nantz, laden with (agar and coffee, taken by the NAIAD, of 3 8 guns. Captain WALLIS ; Ilse left the Channel Fleet on Monday tall all well.— Arrived the Rossi'. of 74 guns, from the Fleet, to At for foreign fetvice. Altb came in the ReraL Somme, of :to guns, from Spithead.—Sailed the Jaseatca, of 26 guns, on a cruise.—The VILLA ea PARIS, of a to gnus, is gone from Hamm:, to Cawfand Bay.--Therfday and yetlerday G. Els*: LARS, Erg. the Commiffioner appointed at this port and its dependencies to take poffeifion of, and td affix feeds of office to fuels thips and vials as itTiYI here, and are confidered as their droits, went on board (c -orral Batavian India (hips and other detained velkls in Hantoase and Guenter, and duly and legally affixed the regular feels ofoffice to etch detained (hip cotuidered as a droit of Admiralty. Poarsprourn, JULY 3.—Sailed the TOPAIR and HYDRA frigates od a cruise.—Arrived the 11111/11014 of 36 guns, Captain Pates& I and the Prestos, of so puns, Captain Mt caws's, front a cruise.—Lieu. tenant WOODTIAR is appointed to the PEARL flopthip at this port, trice BatLaY.—Of the 54 Ming-beats brnnght into this port, captured by the Are:canoe and Tbrale, nine of them have been given up, and upwards of one hundred men and boys releafed. Ad • mural HOLLOWAY attended the furvey, and frlened loch boats as would not carry tarriage guns, and men who were not capable of bearing arms. T t Fat.stourti; Jut.r .I.—Arricedifsis Clay the Frcnci Schooner lEs Dews gurgueret.es, Captain So PR 2, in 46 days fr . oiii St. Domingo, laden with coffee, gum, litc. prize to the Reiinzus letter of marciite, 61 18 guns, belonging to London, Capt. WHITE, which the captured on the a rft ult. : the fchooner left at St • Domingo about 4o fail of French merchaitt veffels, which were appointed to fail eight days after for Europe: the 'Retch men of war were hill lying there, and the troops at St. Domingo were s e xceed. ingly fickly. She is a very fine vettel pierced for t 6 guns, and was intended on her arrival at Bourdeaux to be fitted out for a privateer.—Arrived alto the American !Lip Pallas, Capt. MARSHALL. from Hel• voetfluys, with MR, butter, &c. bound to Tenerife, detained by the Him° Revenue cutter, Capt. ALLAN, but lance refuted : the day before (be left Helvott fluys (the 24th ult.) the crews of the Englilk packets detained at that pot t, at the commencement of boli• lities, were put into prifop, and their veffels difmant led.—Artived likewife the llrmo cutter, and Dolphin, RICHARDS, from Bury ; the Sufan, Jonas, from Biddeford; the (hip Harmony, Wataiitorms, from Brian), to wait convoy for Oporto ;• the Heelor, THOMAS, from Newhaven; and Ship Pinfent, Capt. DAN sow, from Briftol, for Lifbon, with coals, &c.— Sailed the American (hip Alexander, Captain Kowa, for Norfolk; the brig Jane, FaouN ex, for London; the Mayflower, SMITH, for Plymouth ; and the Ac tive, Azsoirs, for Chicheßer.—Wind N. W. DIAL, Jucir 3. —Arrived the ARCH tit gun•vefkl, with a convoy from Portfmouth ; and Seacuec (loop with a convoy from Plymouth, both of which are failed for the River. Admiral MONTAOUI has Milled his Hag to the CELTIC/IEID man of war. Suasamiss, Jura 2.—The names of the four gal- Hots prizes to the ADDER gun brig, Lieutenant Cso. Wool), are—the Tanebaum, Captain Attila', of Deirhagen, in Mecklenburg, from Riga to Schiedam, with rye; the Anna Maria, NIFJAXIii of Dendoff, in Mecklenburg, from Riga to Schiedam, with rye ; the Tagend, Fs mune, of Dendoff, in Mecklenburg, from Riga to Schiedam, with rye; and the Vrow Magrieta, Por Ts ray's, of Bandor, in EaR Friella from Riga to Rotterdam, with rye and barley.—This day an attempt was made to get the UTRECHT out of harbour, but without effet% there being no wind. JULY 3.—Arrived the DEFENCE, at the Nore from Chatham; the AMBUSCADE, from the North Seas; a Deitch brig flag of truce, the Captain has been on (bore to Lord KEITH, the Commander in Chief.— Sailed the LARK (loop of war ; and the Favouarrs armed cutter to the northward; alfo the Caarsroar frigate with the Baltic convoy.—Came down from Chatham, la Sims frigate.—Yetlerday the Crear roma Was paid upwards of ramool. wages, at the Nore. —Every exertion is making at this port to equip the (hips. YARMOUTH, JULY 3.—Friday P. M. failed the ETHALION frigate, Causz t and Matto ea gun-brigs fur Shetland, to intercept Tome homeward-bound Dutch veffels.—Arrived the Eagle, of Igwich, with the lots of her topmaß, and her rigging very much cut, having had an engagement with two row beats between the Neffes, which Ric beat off.—Paffed, under convoy of a (hip of war, a large fleet of merchant men from the Baltic.— Yellerday arrived the Mum gun brig, and remain in the Roads with the Monkey, Badger, and Hunter cutters.—Wind E. N. E. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. •DNIR ALTY•OIinCt. JULY 2. Extra& eta letter &ens Admiral Moitrocu,Conunander in add of his Majefty's Rips and veavls at Portfinouth, to Sir &An NaPIAII, But, dated the sitth of lag month. I enclofe, for the information of my Lords Com miffioners of the Admiralty, a letter I this day receiv ed from Captain MUNDY, of his Majeßy's (hip HYDRA. MORA. It .Spitlicad„ June 19. 180 j. Sir—l have the honour of informing you, that on the stth inn. Caps Barfleur bearing N. W. by W. tour leagues diflant, the HYDRA and Ross cutter captured la Phabe French cutter privateer, armed [ with four guns and two fwivels, a new weird, and only three days out of the port of Cherbourgh. I am, Ike. (Signed) cso. mutiny. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. GIIIPTCHIM, JOLT a.—Paired by the Gearge, Day; I Garen& ; and Japer. from Breamen Cart, Bard; So phia hig= a Niekolfen i }Samba Bede, Wuriedge; I I laid the , (din linenburgia ; Pay, f,. Minsk; Hind, Claris ; aid Lem, —, front Riga ; Sophia Mot* and Sophia Catharine, from Norway; Vrow s from Rotterdam; Zephyr, —; Catypio, Brown Zefiler. Hs ben; and Spenser, Cl,so,Onos, Into Mani COthe MAtlaT. MARIII•LAAII, ruLy 3.—We con tinue to receive good fupplies of corn :—the ERet and Kentilh runs of wheat were of a very fair qua lity. and buyers lets numerets, has enured a reduttion of from 21. to 31. per quartiv.—Barley and Melt art fornething lower, and Oats, hiders very good and hello, are cheaper—Beans and Peas area more heavy Pale, but we do not think they are altered in Price For general information we refer you to the and* written currency. Eng. per. sas. sts. 6os. per qr. Hoar Berns, 334.30. Flat dtte., Ilse. 6j.. Tick Beans, pa. vs. Floe Damask diese.34•3l4. Hog Peso, 335. us. Rye. 346- jf.. Ileilem SM. tor- Itsriev. ass. sas. Consent Seed. pow mei. pelM. Squaw fie, siL 6f. Ciertiodet, sir- 34/4. Mak. 4,2•• 456169. Cassep, 7t7e. 76*. Oats, see. sea s7e. f.r. lbw. pee 6ck. fa 535. rue TIM LONDON 14$ OILY t. Manse pries el Cern le Beglead sod Wales. ftWet the It* Isms esesieg the soh dap et Pee. :Seq. wa_a. I Rya reityraes. I Bearr. rears. I 5. 4. a. 4. a 4. L L . all 61 3 37 7 as 3 es t 34 I 37 / The 'venire Prieto( Seise. carpeted nem the asters., neesie I. the week mule Jere sg. is 414.6441. p liialdred wedeln. At Warminaer. on Saturday, the prices of Corn were as fallow : Wheat. by the quarter. 21. so. to to 21. ale. Barley. ii. 4s. to ii. 6s. OAta ii. to 11. Buns. tl. iCrs: to al. STA FENCIBLEI: The Sea Fencible Eltablifiament appears to h ineafure in every refpee appropriate to its ob , , which is that of proteding the Coati, either on fh or afloat, as the energy of the moment max requ. It is intended to comprife all Mermen, and oil perfons occupied in the ports and on the 'coati: a who, from their occupations, are not liable to be i pref Ted. Eighty-eight Pal-Captains and Comm: ders, with a proportionate timber of Licit/flan are appointed to this ferviee; and, from the folio ing arrangement of it. there can be no doubt, the "adorn of the plan will be equalled by the at and sitivity with which it will be executed I From Emiworth to Bea- t chy Hcad - D Fria. Gowal Cadotaiss. Rawkinses. Sir B. Nagle shaman , Attirew Sproule 116001113 Hill J. A. Werth lisae &bombers' Hollings . William Hedlund lames Walton ( I'. M. Walker New Romney . 1 , H. F. Edell ( W. Bucliaban William Vine° . William Ricketts C. M. Fabian fF. W. Auden Ben. Carter Geo. Sayer,) {R. G. Middleton James &inane James Prevail IP. Beay. r N. Tomlinfon J ohn Bayley 1 . N. Morris . Wo:Isilon John Davey 1 William Edge James We& J. M'Fariand (Charles Cobb W. H. Tremble M. Hinton {William Shield P. Riboleau Spat. Swain tDavid Lloyd E. W. Brown John Buihby tlobn Bezeley Thomas Hand r John Crif' poi (Robert Crabeet 4 Thomu Miles Uohn Waller llYArey Pretties 1. C. Crawford Menai lluvii From Bcacky Head to / Duni/cm/a - S FrontDungen& to Sand- ? pt - - S From Sandgate to San.? down - - S From Sandown to the North Foreland Frotn the North Fore-1 totd to Lan bwail j From the Lower Hopei to Blackwater From Blarkwater to the? Stour - - $ From the Stour to South- 1 wold • - i From Southwold to Cm mcr From Cram to Forf-1 dyke-with From Forfdyke-wsfh to the Mouth of the Hun.her - - From the Mout% of the Humber to the River Ouse - - Ratufgate Atzrpte hfaldon Harwich Aldborough From the River Ouse to 1 Flaraborough litad 1 Yarmouth Lyna Dolton Barton FromflonboroughHeaSZ to the River Tees S Whitby P From die River Tees to/ Hartley Poole B. M. P Roe Prod North Shields W. Syme Fran Mail. Shields to/ Sir W. 11.Dougle Barwick Edward Lansaw St. Aldi's Head D. Raaday 11:::: Clemen rodi : " E . H. '1 ait Barton {Charles Carter R. Janverin lE4*. O'Brien, I Hy. Barrett T. sw!e r li olal Coolie, 2 IW. H. Kittle . oetloe IN. Ingram Anguilla Bess Di ?Mot 1 .1. Garb Cupola F Eaod . M. 9regery . Mate . g.........,M S. rm... •'. • C. 1411147 R. keridai , carnet& Dim J raaa St. Mary's I Witch lailliebeirl Giaggelliti=ll Stokes Bay Werensa Dartimosil Swamies { Riehardi=l IClrait4 Tyler Oi kits H. Robin. The Frith of Forth lac of Wight From Emfworth to Cal-2 . root Cattle - S From Calcite( Cattle tot St. Alban's Head S From St. Alban's Head / to Puncknoie From Ponclosole to Teinimuuth From Tebspnouth to / the Rats herd From the Ram-head tot the Dolman From the Dodman to } the Lood's-aid Scilly Mantis - - FROM Hartload Point to } Kitimat From Clbepitow to the} H of the Erbil It from IRdwdly to Car- } ttlisa pouts The Chekire enlists., vasninanded by Lord Gel have received their route, and are expel-Red to mare From Yarmouth to morrow or Wedoefday neat, i two divifions. Wednefdry the firß divifion of the Galloway al litia marched into quarters in the Canengate. &r. Same day; a confiderabla number of arum were fent from Edinburgh Caale, with camp equspag Wednefday a company of the Berwickihire *mini commanded by Captain Dolma', arrived at Gre lock, to relive the company of Renfrewfbirs militi who marched from that place to join the regimen: Pailley, which has received their route for Kirkald On Saturday the Court of Common Council agree to the Report of the Militia Committee. 'is. railing the City's quota of 8o1) men for the Army Referee ; the Wards to raife their refpeaive propor l time agreeably to the plan of the Militia of brncloii AB. The rates or sten - meta' to defray the et:pence! of which, will ertend-to inmates and lodgers, it wa referred back to ihe Committee to carry the fame int etecution, and the Remembrancer to prepare draft of a Bill trerwdingly. Mr. numeric Paoc ass tou.—Saturday the eke. j tics of this gentleman for the Borough was celebrate by a grand proceflion through all the principal Breve Of the five perikes. The procefSon let out from St Margatet's•hill about twelve o'clock, in the followin order: Fir* of all. fevetal'perfons riding on horf which were decorated with bloc ribbons ; 3d, feveral men on foot : 3. Mr. Ts tall ay, accompanied by Mr A}COCK In an open landau. drawn by fit larks I horferne;. After which fo ll owed sor 6 landaus, i one of which was Mrs. Tsai), sr, accompanied b kveral ladies. In the other landaus were few pntlethen, the friends of Mr. Timm. &Wel ihefe there were several carriages. A band of mafit accompanied the proceffion. The horfemea who let the proceffion carried fags, on which were the fol lowing infeription::-- 1. Freedom and Peace* a The real E e%ors of the Parifh of St. George: 3 Tierney, and the wooden walls of 01.1 Englaod 4. Tierney and freedom of eleaion t s. Tierney an. the Navy lor ever. The party at la* t21111141/22zi th, prnceffion, by repairing to the Homo at Itenni %.;tua I where they dined.