Star.
London, England, 1804-11-22 00:00:00

:med. the orders for feising all Tel
ortsstf Holland from this country.
age of Bova 77777 aria Great
im fo blind, as to rifque• the ruin
traders. The commerce with this
deemed contraband—the national
which mull be an increafe of the
, and a diminution of real revenue;
every country will buy the neceff.tries
of. from whoever may be the render•

elt we this day received from an offi-
ae of our blockading (hips off the
t7th Whine, confirms a fiaternent
yeilerday from another paper. Our
eye, "The enemy's Oeet in the Tele'
he New Diepe, probably for the win-
invafion from this quarter is at relit
and we are not without hopes that we
emitted a little refpite from our hard
ifteroua coafi."

is day inferted an account of the cap•
kith frigate by the Lord Melville priva-
uth, copied from another paper. We
luty. however, to add, that we have
to believe that it is a Munchaufen (tory,
t find that any privateer of that name
rmouth.

storming, *boot ten o'clock, the ROYAL
Vindfor. His Majsurrr on horfeback,
;enrol Farzaoy, rode to Kew. Her
the Panic sssss , in their travelling
ended by Lady Ca sssss proceeded to
arrived at the 4a2san's Houfe about
where the Dukes of Keay ,tnd Cast.
n Waiting, to receive her. The Kum
from Kew till pan four o'clock.
of Ctaaarce gave a Grand Dinner
his houfe in the-Stable Yard, to a large
iinaion ; among whom ware the follow.

emelt the Duke of Cambridge, Leed Cloths go-
MGeneral Turner, Chantal Bettie. Caked De
.4Zsartie, Coined Stucky. Colonel Daryl.,
Captain Chamber% Captain Cotton, Capc Doha,
Ste. /U. fee.
tomes gave oa Tuefday a dinners at his
Admiralty, to the Caramcsitoe of the
the Duke of 14011Ta0$1, Lords Mute
:HTLllitfaCisf.
e the Duke of Qintemsataav gave an ele-
tinment at his leperb Villa oa Sunday
nner were the Earl of firma. Lord Wu.
it Wr. CussinGliall, Mr. TREILID/114
61. His Royal Highneft ths Paws of
se from Vs'indfor, and jo :red the party
His Royal Highnefs, accompanied by'
tam, did not leave the Duke's till pa&
tck.
ay fe'nnight the Earl of Kest., gave a
tertainment at Fortune's, Edinburgh, td
ien prefent at his elation, and a numerous I
is friends. And on Saturday the Earl of
m, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr,
the Officers of the Ayrfhire Regiment of
Fortune's, in a moft fumptuous Ilile.
r turned out left Tuefday, for the muft-
is Majefty, was a fine young one, and .it
II time of its being hunted. It was flatted
og-kennel. At letting uff it ran with great
fa the foreft, taking his mute towardsßag•
ing it to the right, and taking towards
and Cobham, he continued to run with
d and gut into a pond, where two of the
hounds followed him, but he got out of
• and efcaped from them. He then took
Heath again, taking towards Swialey,
made feveral leaps over force paling, and
—a (bort times but the hounds being dole
lint, he flatted again and made towards the
iund, taking to the right of Sunning Hill
ere he was taken in a very °sort time, be•
in a bog, after a run of upwards of" two
rhe hunt was confidered a foreit one t and
lay was in full view dui ing the whole time.
ly e'nnight the A)r and Kilmarnock regi.
Riflemen met at Ayr, and got their colours
Ito them. They are a prefent from Mils
ItT HAMILTON. of Stondrum, and were pre-
that Lady on the field to het brother the

..inlithstowiliire Yeomanry, commanded by
Ft ARIER ; the fiell battalion of Infantry. I
ded by Captain KERR. and the fecond by• '
mt-Colonel W. SHILLIVGLAW. affembled at 4
Palk, on the 7111 inn. and were reviewed
idier-General S. GRAHAM. in the prefence of
it Hon. the Earl of H 0114.701111. &C.
(inrrifLaire Volunteers, commanded by Co
DAM. returned from Dunfermline on Tutlday
t, after being there on permanent duty for
eelo, (where they were received with the
politenefs and attention), and were the nest
iewed at Kinrofs, by Brigadier General Sir
,st Ea troll', who was hignly pleated with the
ind foldier-like appearance of b .th officers and
nd declared them completely qualified to aft
I regiment of the line.
fday fe'nnight, the Second Battalion of Reis.
tire Volunteer Infantry, under the command
[tenant Colonel Sir JOHN 13lICHANAll RIDDELL,
lieV/CLI by Major General Sir j•MEI ST.CiAta
is, accompanied by his Glace the Duke of
EL/cu, Brigadier General DICKSON, and Co-
I'Mv R and received the warm approbation
General, who declared that he w,•uld report
I Molllt A that they were fit for any duty. Al cr
iew, Lieutenant Colonel RUTHCREORD, Crl-
in, gave an elegant entertainment to the Doke
CIA, VC. El, the Generals, Ficld,Officers, Office: s
Battalion, and a number of the Gentlemen of
Linty. The day was concluded by a grand ball
pper, given by Lieutenant Colonel Sir J.riti
IN AN RIDDELL, which was graced by a large.
!age id- youth. beauty, and fatltion.—Nest day
n were difniitted, after, having been fiateen days
rmaneet duty, during which time they coo-
ther.ucivcs with the grated propriety.