Star.
London, England, 1804-09-27 00:00:00

CIRCULAR LETTEAS.

• Mr Louts,

Seperabe► 5j,!804.

• Ai k ts of the utrawit importance to the ;ideate dike. coon.
try that every exertion timid be used to complete the levy of men
to be raged for the additional force, in the manner prefcribed by
44 Cloo. flu. cap. 66, and as confklerabit delays have, front various
smarm, taken passe, it is my duty to call the attention of your
Lardihip, and through your ',NAN} that of the Lieutenancy of
the County, to the ne -cAty of fuppiyiag, without delay, the force
'whkh is required of the County of , by the above-
mentioned A.

▪ It is to be Mina!, underitood by the Lieutenancy, that
the number of men to be MCA 42 the firft inflame, and until an
apportionment mall be made by the Privy Council of the future
number, is oily the amount of the deficiencies and vacancies
(from death, defertioa, and difebarge), earning in the army of
Referee and the Militia, the amount of which, in regani to the
Army of Referee, will have been afeeresined in the manlier pre-
fcribed by the Brit nine clanks of the Ad ; and, with regard
the Militia, in the trial mode of notification, by the Couunand•
big Olken; of Regiments to the Subdivifion Clerks.
• As, howevet, the time fpeelfied by the soth claufe of the Ad,
within which the number required to be railed in rifpeet of hr.+
defidendes and vacancies, is sheerly expired, I have to acquaint
your Lortithip, and requelt that you will immediately communi-
cate the fame to the Deputy Lielltelartti of your County, that
the Commanding Officers of the Regiments to which fuck men

am to be attsehr7d, o not Aeeive order to ralfe any recruits to
male good the deficiencies aforefal t, until the for
the County of ; in which interval it is impeded that
the Parini Officers will leave moiling undone to difcharge the duty
required of them by law ; and which It mould be explained to
be tbdr own intereß, and that of the parilh, that they Omura per.
form; but at the expiration of whkhdme, if the fuU number of

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mm required (hall not have been relied by the Paris Officers.
the Commanding Officers of Regiments will receive immediate
authority,to recruit for the deficiency • and In every fuch cafe the
I penalty will be Ihrebyrkb Wetted and levied upon the defaulting
par*, In the Donau laid down by the 33th elide of the At lu
Tattoo. , I have the boomer to be, my Lonl.
Irma L.xclibip's aloft obedient bumble fervent,
"ToWs Ma 'e Liciatenant of the County of —"
" MT LORD, Whitehall, Sept. 24, 1804.
Referring your Larclibip to Mr. York's Circular Letter of
the Lath April, in which your Lordthip was apprized that there
would be no objeCtion to allowing ten days additional pay, at the
rate of one tilling per man per day, to each non-commiffioned
officer, drumm r, and private, of loch Corps of Volunteer infantry
accepted fuldequent to the 3d Auguß, 1803, If recommended by
your larcilltip, as might be willing to perform fo many additional
days esereife In the courfe of the two then corning months, without
leaving their homes; I have to acquaint your Lordthip, that all fuch
Corp.. as have not before availed themfelves of this permlinuts,
will be allowed pay in the manner and under the other reltrielims
contained In the above Circular Letter, for ten days at any time
within the calking az months. I have the honour to he,
My Lord, your Lordikip's
Mo't obedient bumble fervent,
• HI. Makity's Lieutenant of the County of ••.—••••."

'llse infant daughter of Mrs. Du PRE was baptized
yellerclay evening, at her houfe in Grafton-ltreet.
Lady EMILIA WRLLESLIY yellerday gave a fon
and heir to the family, at her honk in New Bur-
lington-Rreet.
Mrs. km wsor who played Elvira, in Pizarro, la(I
week, at Drury-lane, is not, as has been Rated, the
Aerefs who was called American Mrs. JOHN
That lady returned to America tome time fence.

On Monday the Warwickfhire Yeomanry, corn•
manded by the Earl of ATLISFOID, marched into
Warwick, where the whole regiment are to remain
embodied for t a days,

The 13th regiment of Light Dragoons, Rationed
along the Kentifh Coal), were reviewed yellerday
near Sandwich, by Gen. Sir DAVID DLINIUS, com-
manding the fouthern difirie, attended by a nume-
rous train of General and Staff-Officers. The excel-
lent appearance. both of the men -nd hnrfes, the
fwiftnefs of their movements, and the very correa
manner in which they went through their different
manoeuvres, met with the entire approbation of the
General, who defervedly paffed the molt handfome
encomium on thewegiment. The finenefs of the day
aurae:led much female beauty to the ground, which
was crouded with fpehators from the furrounding
country.

Bo TR AmA.--Communicated by a Ruffian
Gentleman, Oft efcaped from Paris :
"On the Revolution of the 18th Brumaire, SI I.' YES
and B advifed Bo (as the only means
of quieting the country) to recal Lotus the XVIII. ;
to which be feemingly affented, and told them they
might write a letter in confequence ; having done this,
they prefented a letter to him, which he, putting in
his pocket, Paid, " now take care of yourfelves, for
I can have you guillotined whenever I think proper."
" This Gentleman walking along the banks of the
Seine, obferved a crowd, and curious to know what
was the matter, law a number of perfons playing
with walnut-thells in the water ; and one of them
being anted what they were doing, laid, " we are
only exercifing our flotilla ;" for which j• ke he was
immediately carried off and clapped in prifon.
" The tame was done, in this Gentleman's pre-
fence, as he was travelling in the diligence, to a poor
man whom they picked up, who, being afked by the
coachman if he would go infide, laid, no, " Je veux
voyager foroperiakinnu."
COVENT-GARDEN T .—The Comedy of Rule
• Nye. arid Nave lige, was performed IA night at
this l'heatre, and with as much appl tuft as it has at
any latter period been received with. The part of Leon
was fupported by Mr. Ks si ass, with no abatement of
his acknowledged merit in the charafler. With the
fpirit of Mr. Lswas's Mithael rem, the public have
been acquainted for many years, and their opinion
has placed him above any competition in it. He played
it laft night with as much whim, vivacity, and comic
dell, as he has done at any time within our memory.
Mrs. GLOM was eafy, verfatile, and fpirited in Fj:
nyania ; and WADDY rendered Caeafogo highly divert-
ing. SIMMONS and H dreifed and played with
great whimficality tholi ornaments of" the fair fez,"
the Old Woman and her Maui. All the other eharac
ten were refpeetably fupported, and the piece, upon
the whole, may be confidered as well got rip. The
Farce of the Irlib Mimic followed, in which ROCK gave
a Fre& fpecinten of his hi& humour as the reprefen-
tative of Parrots. The Houle was exceedingly
crowded.

In one of the French Papers, which recently came
to hand, there is an article from Paris, complaining
bitterly of the con clue of M. Oren, for not taking
advantage when he was in London of the offer which
was made him to fupply the French troops then going
to St. Domingo with the Yellow Fever Reined),
the efficacy of which is now fo fully ellablithed.
There is alfo another article of importance in one 01
thefe Papers, relative to the happy dilCovcry of this
remedy ; but which, while it wants the candotir of
the above, as clearly evinces the !hiking elliniatirm
in which it is bald by all who !hoc had an ofFortu-
nity of deciding on its virtues.