Star.
London, England, 1801-05-21 00:00:00

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YV •C H T ET STLIt, %WOO has !Agile& the
Chief Command at Carlfcrona, arrived here to-
day,
to be prefent at the legal inveftigation of the
caufes which retarded the failing of the fleet from
Carlfcrona. Citizen NET H ERWOOD, Chief of Bri-
gade, and Adjutant of the Fit-ft Conful, fct out
to-day on his return for France. .
Corsaunozw, May IL—The fquadron under
Admiral TOTTY, confifting of five flips of thelinc,
one frigate, and eleven cutter brigs, intended to re-
inforce the Englifh fleet, arrived in our roads the
day before yellerday. It is faid that he will go
up the Baltic to join Lord Necsom's fleet, lying
at anchor between Moen and Falfter. Our (hips
of war Seieren, Najaden, Harfruen, and Freya,
that failed for Malaga on the z9th of March, are
fafely arrived in the port of Hoyvarde, four
leagues from Stavanger, having met only two
, Engin frigates on their voyage. According to
the laft accounts from the Danifh Well-India
Iflands, the crop of fugar has been more plentiful
this feafon than it has been for many years ; but
there is a great want of fhips for carrying that
produce to Europe.

Irefterday the KING, accompanied by the Duke
of KENT, and Prince ADOLPHUS, attended by
General GWYNNE, and Major DISBROW, rode out
on horfeback. Her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES
rode out in a phaeton. A great number of fpec-
tators were aiTembled to fee the ROYAL FAMILY.
A cutter was difpatched on Tuefday to Egypt,.
with the Vote of Thanks of the two Houses of
Parliament to our gallant army, and of courfe
with difpatches, announcing the fuccours which
are forthwith to he fent out.

The fecond Battalion of the Colaream Regi.
ment of Guards, was yefterday reviewed by His
Royal Highnefs the DUKII of You, in Hyde-
Pail:, accompanied by the General Officers of the
Regiment.
Six regiments of cavalry, five of infantry, and 9•
corps of artillery, comprife the reinforcements now
under orders for Egypt. The tranfports will be
convoyed by a fquadron of three (hips of the line,
with frigates, under the command of Rear Admi-
ral Pot.E, and as many troops :so be put on board
the men of war as they can couvehiently take. A
large quantity of Military Rores, &c. is alfo pre-
paring for Egypt. The =Land 24th Regiments
are amongft thofe ordered for immediate em-
barkation.

One hundred of the molt experienced Military
Surgeons, and principal mates, are ordered to em-
bark with the new reinforcement for Egypt.
The Hon. Colonel Lusitty is returned from
Egypt in the FLORA, in confequence of ill health.
The widow of Sir RALPH ABERCROMBY, betides
the dignity of a Peerefs, is to receive from the
country a penfion of aocol. per annum.
The Standard of BoNAPARTE'S own Invincible
Brigade, brought home in the Fiore, is fo much
fhattered and defaced by fervice, as well as by
blood, that,the infcriptions recording its victories
can with difficulty be traced.—Le Pease du la
Piave, Le Pottage du Tagliamenio, Le Pease du
P Ifiutzo, and La Prfli de Grass, are tolerably dif-
dna, but fcarcely any veftige remains of the affair
of the Pone eG lAA -

The Cornifh Miners, commanded by Colonel
LsMON, embarked on inday at Portfmouth, for
the He of Wight ; and the Firft Snmerfet Regi-
ment of Militia difembarked from Weymouth.
Lord NRLSON has prerented to the Academy of
Sea Cadets, at Copenhagen, two medals, having
A head of himfelf on one fide, and on the reverie
a reprelentation of the battles of Aboukir and St.
Vincent. This prefent was accompanied by a',
very polite letter, with which the Academy were
peculiarly gratified.
General Jonanam, in an addrefs to the PrefeCts
and Sub-Prefers of the Departments of Piedmont,,
gives them a direa affurance that their country is
not definitively united to Franee, but that they
are to ea merely in the capacity of a Provifional
Adminiftration.
A fingular circumftante occurred the other
evening at the French theatre in Hamburgh.—
While the PRINtt of HMS was attending the
performance, a Placard was Huck upon his car-
riage to the following effea : " No begging is al-
lowed within the territory of Hamburgh, under
pain of being fent to the houfe of corration."
The next day a reward of a hundred dollars was
offered for the difcovery of the offender.
Yefterday the magnificent Seat of Woodhall, in
Hertfordibire, formerly belonging to Sir THOMAS
RoMICILD, and lately to Mr. IanFIELD, was fold
by Mr. Dyes for the fum of ay,sool. The lot in-
cluded 4.09 acres of land inclofed within a park
paling, but fubjea to a valuation of the ,timber on
the eftate and the fixtures of the houfe, which may
make the whole purchafe near 40,0001. It is fup-
pofed to be bought in for Lord CARRINGTON.
Nothing, lays a Correfpondent, can be a ftronger
indication of the truth of any opinion, than its
being fupported by men of genius and ability who
apiear to be unconneaed, and even unacquainted
with each other; efpecially; if, in fuch opinion, they
differ from men in high office, with whom they ge-
nerally agree.—" It was the boaft," lays the I.tte
Minifter's very ingenious friend, the ukivowa au-
thor of The Purfuits of Literature, p. 472.—" It
was the boaft of the Roman Emperor Auourr vs,
that he found the city of brick and left it of mar-
ble. I truft we fhall not reverfe this memorable
faying. I truft that the Public Credit of the Na-
tion will revive; and that in this refpea, when
fpeaking. of Mr. PITT, it will not be engravcn
with an iron pen, and in the Rock of England for
ever ("Aurecra invcnit ; charm:earn reliquit.") He
found it of gold; he left it of paper." What has
Mr. Bost) done, in his celebrated pamphlet, but
unfolded and enforced this Patriotic fentiment,
which is fo happily condenfed in his well•chofen
motto, Raitalt iN awma revers Atriresah—May the
ancient Golden Age return 1