Star.
London, England, 1805-08-15 00:00:00

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WEYMOUTH, AUGUST 4.—This morning early,
hi MAJFSTY accompanied by the Dukes of YoRE,
CumpiaLauct, and CAMBRIDGF, and the ufual reti.
nue, took his morning ride through the camps and
returned to Weymouth at eleven o'clock. After
partaking of fume refreffiment, the Royal Party
again visited the camps, where they were joined by
the whole of the General Officers, and his Majcsry
infpeetecl the igth Regiment of Light Dragytnns.
previous to part of the Regiment going into winter
cantonments at Dorchefler Darrackc. .4t twelve
o'clock their MAJFSTIFS and the rryal branches of
the family embal keJ or. board the Royal Yacht. The
Royal Party dined on board, and after taking a de.
lightful excurfian with a pleafant breeze, they re.
turned at fix o'clock, and honoured the Theatre with
their pretence to re; the Wader and the Aii,hrii;kt
Hoar.

The Duke of Yot z arrived at his honfe in Portman-
fquare about (even o'clock yetlerday morning front
Weymouth, having travelled all night, He left
town this day for his feat at Oatlands, where his ami.
able Duchels gives a grand fete to morrow, in honour
of the Duke's Birth-day,
An American brig, brought into Plymouth by the
TRIUMPH, was, it Teems, one of the fmall fleet of
via uallers from Bourdeanz to Cadiz, laden with flour
and big-cult for Admiral V!zutesuva's fquadron. It
is clear, therefore, that the enemy's Beet was expeaed
t Breach the Coall o dpain.
• Yellerday a Court of Direeors was held at the Eall
India Houfe, which adjourned at fix o'clock till Wed•
nefday next.

Yefterday at noon arrived at the Three Kings ho-
tel, Deal, Mrs. JARMO, BONAPARTE'S brother, and
immediately ordered poll horfes for London,
Saturday the Judge of Police in Edinburgh fined
two officers in 4os. each,befides colts of fuit, for fend-
ing and receiving a challenge.
We !rase it from good authority, that Mr. Hot.-
taarehas a mod in the prefs, on that very intereft-
ing fubjed, the ill confequences of Gaming.
No ordei whatever has been Wired either by the
Council pr the Admiralty relative to the det,ntion of
American eelle4 bound to the enemy's ports, as er-
eoneoally Rated in this and other papers. This ra-
MOOT is ftippofed to have originated from a late
decifion of Sir WILLIAM &or?, founded %„t. a re-
folution of the Privy Council, that the produce of
enemies colonies, carried to America, there entered
and fubfequently tranfmitted to the mother country,
is Rill in trityite, and the eptry in America not
changing the dellination, can only be regarded as a
deviation in the voyage. An Order, we und• Hand,
is about to be iffued from the Council Office, declar-
ing that neutrals laden with the produce of th-
enemy's colonies, and bound to the United King
doms, (Call not be molefied by our croize:s.
The Margaret, Bowies, from Africa and New
Providence, is arrived at Savannah, after beating of
two French privateers, with the lots of two men killed
and ten wounded.

Dustxtuq.—A few days finoe the Barran d'lm-
bert, a French Naval Officer, exhibited articles of
the peace againft Henry Gardane and Antilen MariePi,
two other French Gentlemen, for challenging him
to fight a duel. The Sitting Magifirate at Bow-
ftreet underilanding the caufe of difpute to originate
about public :amis. iffued fummonfes inftead of
warrants.—The parties did not attend, agreeably to
the fummonfes, but their Attornies did. This was
not fatisfadory to the Baron. On Tuefday Mr.
BOOM iffued a warrant for their apprehenfion • and
yefterday all the parties attended before a full Bench
of Magifirates. The hearing occupied from one till
three o'clock, during which time much recrimination
pal Ted on both fides, bol# in charges of political,
as well as a private nature. They were attended by
their Solicitors, as well as a number of friends.

Lord Minn; was among them, and Rated his
knowledge of the parties, and that it arofe from the
furrender of Toulon to this country. The Baron,
upon that occafinn, as well as at feveral times fince,
had rendered particular fervices to this country ; but
his Lordfliip confider ed him of a very irritable tem-
per, and he had been frequently involved in difpotes.
His Lordthip (poke particularly of his knowledge of
Henry Gardane, having tranfiated a deal of burin&
with him, and confidered him very harmlefs and mild
in his temper. His Lordihip likewife (poke in favour
of Emilien Martelli.

The Magifirates, after a very full and patient hear
ing of the parties, and their Solicitors, both in Fre.
and Englillf, thought it right, from what came ,•01.
to bold all the parties to keep the peace, thendelscs
in 200 i. and two navies in tool. each. Lord Minto
offered to be bail for Henry Gardane ; and Emilien
Martelli not being provided with a fecond friend, his
Lordlhip obferved, he knew his family very well, and
would, if agreeable to the Magillrates, likewire be-
come bail for him, which was, of courfe, accepted.
'the Baron's Solicitors were admitted his bail.

The confidence of Foreigners in our national in-
tegritx, is firongly evinced by the decided preference
they give to the Lotteries of this Kingdom over thofc
of every other State :n Europe. So great are the
demands from the Continent for Tickets of the pre-
fent Lo•tery, that feveral Merchants have applied
for large lots of them to fupply their foreign cored-
pondents, from a conviaion that the price mull life
coadcrab.l,•,

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.V.IUTICAL ).NTEILIGENCE.

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MAILS THIS DA'
.MR. DO[.'

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ENKANCE, AUG. 12.—Arrived the Batty, PIS.-
v. A from jerfey, with cyder; and tl:e Norway fhip
the Spit Lillis, L. T. Boccie, from Dram. for this
prt, with timber : the latter threw part of her car-
g“ overboard in a gale off the Start on the 4th intl.—
A fleet of large (tips paffed this Bay yefierday to the
I.Veltward, fuppofed to be the Eaft India fleet, from
r..!rn,uth.
rAt.?.IO:ITH, Auc. 12.—Artived the Lady Hobart
p.isk,t, Capt. DEAL:!, from Salcombe ; SOPHIA and
Hoops of v:ar from a cruize ; Harriet,
01,:en".00d, from Li% etpc.•o!, bound to Berbice; alfo
feveral %%gels laden with provifions from Ply Mouth.
Wind N. W.
PLystouri4, Ave. t 3.--Came in the Duke, Cap.
t.:O BROWN, from Mika, for London. Sailed the
LAT 3% A, of 38 guns; and the Naurtzusof 18 guns,
on a entice.
PORTSMOUTH, Auc. 14.--"-The DIOSSEDE, Captain
Dowsm AN, was paid wages this day, preparatorf to
her failing with the Ea ft India convoy and tranfiorts.
The troops on board the tranfports fay they are go.
ing to the Cape of Good Hope. The NEM ests fri-
gate, Captain SomERVILLE, was yeflerday ordeted by
the Telegraph to be vieualled for five months. It is
thought site will fail with the above ihips. Arrived
the VRsuvlus bothb,Capt. Kiziwicx, at St. He-
len's, with the Pleafatit Hill and Difpatch, navy
tranfports, under convoy,, bound to Plymouth. The
LARK sloop, Cipt. Latsc.iottb. is ordered into the
harbour to be docked. Sailed the Rost Hoop of war
Capt. Cuarts ; and ZEBREI ii.omb, with a convoy for
the Downs ; and the CONFOUnDBIL gun veal, on a
cruin.
DEAL, AUGUST 4.—There bat been a connant
fling the whole of this day on the Wrench coaft, but
the wind Rill blowing from the N. E. no we intel-
ligence in regard to the refult has yet arrived. Every
movement here both naval and rnilitaii, wears the
afped of warlike preparation. The cheerful:leis and
alacrity of the troops, and the Ready atrattgements
of the fleet in the Downs, form a Pi4ture at once of
cur readitiefs; as well as willingnefi to meat out In-
vaders, (could their temerity mutter up refoliition to
make an effort. Lailt night the Jacicazt.
commanded by that meritorious and indefatigable of-
feer, Lietit. STEWART, Intercepted at the back of
the Goodwin Sands a large Dana's Well Indiaman,
named the Frue Von Scholten, Capt. Forzerralcz,
bound from Sr. Thomas', to Atnflerdam, and richly
laden with indigo, fugar,'.Btc. Etc. She is this mar.
ring taken to Dover hargonr, and from her mani-
fell, papers, Etc. fuppofed will prove a valuable prize.
R.r cargo ii ellimated at 30,0001. Remain the
Agincourt, Utrecht, Bonetta, Confounder, fix fail of
fite-thips, and JACKALL gun-brig, with a large fleet,
ready, and riding at tingle anchor, to put to fea at
a moment's notice, fhould any alarm occur.'

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATEATfilred the
Hass frigate from a cr Hite, and remainsin the Downs
Leith the 'hips as per laa. Sailed through the Downs
from the River, the William, flave (hip, to the well-
ward. This afternoon the Right Honourable Ad
viral Lord KEITH (billed his flag from the AGIN-
tOURT to the EDGAR man of war in the Downs:-
Wind northerly.
YARMOUTH, AUGUST z4.—The ADILPH/ armed
fhip, with the fleet under her convoy from the Note,
bound to the Baltic, are new off this town, and are
joined by the Juno, Strams. for Dantzic ; Spencer,
OLTGH fON, for Memell ; Buxton, GARDNER ; Tri.
VII, HOLLAND; Margaret, MORRISON ; and the
Thomas, MARTIN, for Elfinore. Sailed the Cora,
Oi::y, for Oporto. The Vrow Kinders, Fain., from
Amllerdam for Bourdeaux, is fent in here by the
Swan cutter. Wind N. %V.
GREENOCK, A tic. t 2.—The Revenue cutter, Prince
Emelt Auguaus, Captain DONALD Rti, detained
and fent into Port Glafgow, on Sunday laft, a fmug•
gling (loop, belonging to Banff, laden with gin.—
The Britifh Trader, PHILLIPS, from New York, is
arrived at Briaol. The brig Mercury, BOAC, of this
part, is arrived at Demerara, from Newfoundland.
The Moles Gill, Parsasom, arrived here on Friday
Sall, from New York, after a pall'age of 28 days.—'
The Diana, GROSSARD, on Saturday, from New.
foundland, in 3o days; (poke on the 24. th ult. in lat.
47. long. go. the Minerva, BHA., from Waterford,
tor Newfoundland, eight weeks out ; and on the 6th
loam fpnke the Pope, from Liverpool, bound to
Newfoundland, in lat. 35. 14. long. 22.; fame day
.the Alert, MASON, from Charlellon, in 27 days.—
'fa:" Northern Liberties, Boars, from hence, after a
paffage of 4.8 days; and Ranger, from Nam
are both arrived at Charleflos ; and Atli% *lvies
from the Clyde, at Liverpool.