Star.
London, England, 1815-08-09 00:00:00

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BONA PA. RTE:

To the particulars which have already bee,' I.id
;nre int:;lic respetin7 the departure (1 13',NA.-
AItTE, it will be imposs•b:e to ad,l much till thu
nr some of the vessels wh.o.. were
present at the transfer of the !Amer tot!) • N ItTIIUNI-
-13EitLAND hh..11 have come into ppy t. At I,n sPot.
we
c !n only rive the letters iron. Torn yof Sunday night
and Monday; received this morning :

" TORBAY, AUGUST 6.
" This afternoon anchored elf B..rryhfad his M,-
jesty's slips BELuErminIONI N .nraitnezirp! Aso. Totc-
NANT, and 'MYRMIDON. —Five o'Clock, P.M. The
above ships getting multi. weigh."
'AUX 7.-11:s Miajcsty% ships BELLEROPHON,
'I%)NNANTs A1;IIILLE1, and a store
sLip, remain of Ilaryhead ; others are expected to
join them. In consequence of there being no comma-
' I,itAtion with tLe pi-emits my getting :my par-

ANIT! iIER LICf rEn-3.011:: DATA.

" The ships that anchored yes-43'day about two
miles west el the Berryhead, are the TOVI4 AN T, with
the Hag of 1.0 f.! KEITII ; NO2TIIIJMOR (UV 11, with
the fing of Admiral Sir G. COCKISCItN ; the
by Captain MA a L ; ‘l, i‘i;
three frigates, three sloops of war, a cutler, and a
schoonci. They continue sail at anchor. The cut tee
And schooner are under weigh, and prevent any boats
approaching. No communication whatever wias !!.o
shore, and the distance is toogreat to ascertain w..at
they, are about. We have a thousand reports, one
that NAroczos is very bulky ; but how this, or Ay
,other information is derived, no one knows. No
communication with the ships has taken pine."

In another part of this Paper we have given an ar-

tick, entitled 44 Conduct of BONAP4RTI after 11w battle
of gluierleo." We have copied it from a Morning
Paper, which has not told us any thing respecting its
source. We know not whether to call this manifesto
an appeal or a justification from the ci levant Elope: is
himself, or a eulogy on the part of some of his :0.e%
tents. It has the appearance of a translation, ..nd
seems to have been composed for the meridian of
England ; and from its general fabric seems to have
been written on hoard the lie:t.Latoettoa, under 04.1
eye of IslavoLzurt himself.
We lay it before our Readers as a specimen of
Frend impudence ; hut stiould it, after all, pr 'cc to be
an English production, we can only say that the
English language does n-,t furnish terms f
reprobation to its author. On the whole wo are it:-
clitied to consider lt :►s the woe k of INT Api.to, .;t
It so it is the grossest insult he has ..!vor yet offered ttil
the British. From what part of our condUct could
he ever draw the conet,pion that Britons c 05.1.1. for a
moment, be imposed on by such couteruptible so-
p:►istry ? They have ever despised the wh vet.
binge of his promises, his threats, his Expo.e..s, his
professions, and his supplication s. He talks ni the

English character, but he k:iows nothing ut it, if he
promi!..l himself any thing tram such a despicable
production as LialS.—Ti.e in.ser appeal to any
man's words and professions, but to conduct :tnd ac-
tions, by which to judge of his claims to attention
and consideration. The sound of a barrel organ has
just the same 'died upon their judgmcnt as the finest
harangues of a convicted chict and murderer. The
sounds of both, to use a quaint bye word, come ia
at one ear and go out 'at the other.

Since writing the above, we have learnt that Dis.
patches have been received at the Admiralty, an.
flouncing the sailing of the Nottviiiistasattallo. with
BONAPARTE cm board. His transter from the BEL.
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tertornors was not accompanied with Any of the
tragical performances which were threatened. There
was, however„a good deal of turbulence and uproar on
the occasion. The business, however, was managed
with as much eject as any scene ever before witnessed
by the despicable creature who has now taken his
de pat ture.

EAST-INDIA SHIPPING. —The private ship UPTON
tANTLI arrived at Portsmouth the 7th instant, from
Bombay, which place she left about the middle of
rebruar y. —The ou tw ard-bound ships PaINCISSCHA a-
LOTT'S OF WALNS, Rose, and Loan Mar.vu.ut, were
all well on the 28th of April, in lat. 8. 10. North*
long. 21.40. West.

THE DUKE Of Yottg.—Yesterclay, at two o':-`-rlc,
the Plows Itcoksvr kit Carlton Hon and pro:eed.
ed to Oatlands, the seat of the DuLe and Duchess of
Yomc, on a visit to his Royal Brother. The It EuKsr
was met there by the Queen and VIUNCEMES, eke.
who went from Kew. The following repor of the
state of his Royal Highness was received in London
yesterday c
66 His Royal Highness the Duke of YonK has
passed another good night; he is this woman.; tree
from fever, and an all respe.ts going 4)n tavoui-Aly.
(Signed) 6' HENRY HALM!"
66 P. NILCOEEGcIi, Surgeens.

PORTSMOUTH, AVOUsT S.—Passed by in the night
the Upton Castle, for B nvb iy. Sailed die Mii3.ml•e,
on a cruize ; 'also sailed seve:.ll transpertg, h.tving on
hom 4 the 13th Regiment of Feet, for Jersey.
Coco. Ewe ANGE, Auu. 9.—Our Wheat tr .de
eltremely heavy, having no buyers at niArket
t 41ay, and prices of all tiesetiptions, es,:ep; ,:ri.ne
tan:pits, art nominal, anti even that of fine qualit) is
' dull sale trAlooday's pi ices.— Mir ley is Is. per. quAr.
ter lower. havlug a good supply this morning. Beans;
Nas, and Oats, gu off blowi), suptinst our
List quotatiins.