Star.
London, England, 1808-08-25 00:00:00

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Fotholo.street, Plymouth, on Tuesday,
the :uuli of August, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon,
THE Hull and Stores of the Spanish Lugger la
CONCEPTION, E. Easaldna, late Master.

era. DIMIN7ION3 BIINC,
Length on Deck - - 81 Ft. 6 In.
Breadth above - - 22 10}
Depth in the Hold - - 11 10
Admeasures - ISO 58-94 Tons.
This Vessel is almost new, being her first voyage, and willma/se
*slate Schooner as ever swam', she was taken by and condemned
Is prize to his Majesty's ship Orestes, I. I. LAPINOTIERL, Esq..
Commander.
And immediately after, • .
The entire Cargo of the said Lugger, consisting of Wine, Vhies
gar, Iron, Paper, Blankets, Provisions, Saffron, &c. &p
As also will Ise Sold by virtue of i OM:mission of Appraisement
modiSale addressed to W. P. Sierra and .iOIIN HAwesa,
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The American Ship ANN, Peregrine Howland, late Master.
Inini•UONl t '
Length on °seek • , it' • • - r Ft. 6 in.
Breadth allows, -. -41;• .. IS ' 8
Height betweaSlGll*B-•- - 5 8
_lerh of kini4 ,
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Adlneentrer - - - ,K 1 51-94 Tons. •
He a fine Figure itsetkotows well, and sails well, was de-
tained by hinNie}esty'ffsVate layalce, Sir'W.-13nsnan,t0111."
number, and the Conflict gun-brig, Lieutenant. BesiTs Com-
mander.
Also • the Arab& Schooner LYKKENSPROVE, *rt.— 80
~ . • • .. .
Tons burtherl"
And afterwat4tille Hull and Stores of MI Spanish OK,
BUENA ESPERANZA, Mandaran, tate • Mutter, 1,,,,..
, Tens borthen, with bet-Cargo, consisting of Oar, Rafter% s •
Grinding Stones.
Aid also, the Pottuse Schooner fib NN JEWS tie ALMAS,
Moline, late Matter, ,st 60 Tom tuuthen; With Set Cargo •.,
Salt, from St. Übe s.
For inventaiics, viewing the Vessels, and ether partiesian, ap-
ply to W. 13: SMITH, Esq. George-street tbsek ;or to -
Plyinouth;Ais;ust IS, 1608. JAME' SLIADE, plystoathi

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FOREIGIi INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, AUGUST 10.

Our Newspapers of this day contain an account
of the passage of their Majesties the Emperor
and Empress over the Charente, and of their stay
at Rochefort. Their Majesties having arrived at
the Charente at two in the afternoon of the sth,
left their carriages, and embarked on board a ves-
sel, to be conveyed by water to that city. The road
by land was full of people, and at that moment
both banks of the Charente were crowded with spec-
tators, whose acclamations were mingled with the
ringing •of bells, and the sound of the cannon from
the. walls and the ships. 'Mien Majesties were landed
at the Town House, immediately adjoining to which
is the Public Garden, which had been ordered to be 1
set apart for their Majesties alone: But the Empe-
ror ordered it to continue open as wall, and all the
inhabitants surrounded his Majesty, and approached
him on all sides. On the same clay his Majesty in-
spected the naval yards, the port, the docks, the
arsenal, Etc. ; and the next morning, at three o'clock,
his Majesty repaired to. the Roads, to inspect the
..newly built ships, the Island Aix, and the other
works. “No where (say the accounts from Roches
fort) could his M!tjesty excite an enthesiasni equal
to that of which he has been here the object. We
thank hini for the regeneration of tranqtullity and
peace, and are indebted to him for those great works
which have brought abundance to all classes of men,
and which, by removing the causes of the unhealthi-
ness of our city, have preserved the lives of numbers
of our inhabitanti. Our totes. bait bean com-
pletely paved, our morasses drained, plantations arise
around our houses, numerous fountains supply tis with
wholesome and agreeable water; in short, every
thing'fiourithes ht a district, which, before the reign
of thelEmperor, seemed doomed to misery and de-
population. We have not mouths enough to express
our applanses, and the effusions of Our gratitude:o—
Moniteur of th of August continues the
journal of Napoleon's progress. On the evening of
the 6th he left Rochefort ; at one in the morning of
the 7th reached Niort, from Which place he departed
'at eleven at night, and ,by dat-break of the Bth
reached tin ee in the afternailiecif thi
Sch he set out for Narita, and arrived.thete at tltive
in the- mooting of the
.9th. At Rochelle, uponth
departure of their Majesties, the whole city was
mutated by the ;nhabitants, 2*--4• who wishe4 thit
r Majesties should be able to. see eien:frouf 'af.
hots the city, even upon their depliftiii; Was
'iirith joy which their ptekenee bra ercited. One
'entrance in Vendee, hit MajeetYlid' the satisfactiOn
lb find that the traces of the pifit -misfortunes of that ,
le Were -well ttigh tficed, that they *de IteppYs
Mr Vie whole "leant of their hippinesir; :that,
• ..

This morning early the sound of CaAnon. again an-
nounced the festival, tile anbisetnenti Of which were
Conducted in exact tunfoxibiv
'to the plan issued by
the Minister. The multitudes of perple in all Oat-
ters were immense, and the public ealihitibits gait
the highest satibfaction. ,
Fire-works were let of in the Champs es, at
eight o'clock, and immedisely after, tierviri it ph
neral illumitiaticm4
This morning his MO* ilhe Empeftt and fr,ing
received in his private cabinet at the INdette-te•
Cloud the Princes and Princesses of the Imperi'at Fli-
ntily and the Princes of the Empire,,after which he
gave audience m the Ministers and Grand Officers bf
the Empire and the Ladies and Officers of the
rial Household and that of the Princes.

At ten o'clock, his Majesty, iseing seated on Es .
throne, received the congratulations of the Senate,
the Council of State, the Court of Cassation, Cham-
ber of Accottots, the Clergy, the Civil and Military
Anthorities of Paris, and the Consistory, all of Whorls
; were' introdtleerl in-tle usual form.
,At hal=l* s en his Excellency Baron de Dreyer,
EnVoy naq and Minister Plenipotentiary
froth the King of Denmark, presented h's letters of
credence ; after which his Mijesty gage audience to
'all the Foreign Ministers. Their Majesties then at-
tended Mass, which was followed with the re Mum ;
on the conclusion of which there was a stand audi-
ence in the Gallery.
On the 14th inst. a braise statue of the. Emperor
was cast, in die- best sty* at the foundry of Sts Lau•
t*, ender the inspection of Mr. Launay. The mo•
tent the moulds were removed, the spectators, with
one voice, ficlaimed--04 Long live the Em 1"
This statue, which is to tie placed on the column of
Austerlitz, represents the hero resting on his sword,
and holding in his hand. a globe surmounted with a
figure of Victory.
,zett
It is reported. that the Court, after passing a few
days at Stb Cloud, will proCeed to nntaiiibleau.
The 5 per cents. on Saturday last were at 81 fs 40
c.—Bank Shares, 1260 f.

MADRID, JULY en
The istoclamation of our illustrintts Miniarth as
King of Spain and the Indies, took platoon the 25th
with great pomp and solemnity' An immense Mul-
titude of people from the city and its eavirons crowd-
ed to witness the ceremony\ Thereatest Older every
where prevailed In the evening admission eras
given gratis to the three Theatres of this town, to
which the people *rent in great ntithbers, but not the
Last disordek occurred. His Iszcellency Count del
Campo Alange gave a splendid entertainment to
-the -members of the ildterent ministerial departments.
His Majesty has appointed fourteen Members to the
Council of States Don Pablo de Areibas. Council-
lor of State, is appointed to the oftee of Intendant-
General of the Police of Madrid and itidsptudetwits.
Majesty has granted co the Count del Campo de
-Alknge, ineito his legitiniate Male Woe, the -thle of
Orandee of the Firittlam as a poor of his Majes-
ryts consideratithi of the service ohm Noblanuaa has
done the Shari Oct' ifeseph Massaredo, Vfiettbr-
, GM:Fig- of the lioopk; 4e; aft, agame • Cassia.
Gemmed o' theitoll,llileis.. [Re waiving' avela
these tide:sub& -a 0: .• • .
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