Star.
London, England, 1805-02-07 00:00:00

WATERFCVD, y.INUART 26.

r, the Vinerford Chronicle of this day is an 4.1-
vci tit'ement trorn the Itlagitii.nes of this ,:ourity, of
which a copy is fubjuined. Such an adveitiferntr.t
is iir_ly to be regarded in England as a root :it
we arc in a &traded and rebellious Rate. The or.-
fares, however, there alluded to are totally uncoil,
netted with any general plan of politics, or infor.
rcnion. According to the belt information I con
obtain, they proceed entirely from oppofition to the:
inclofure of cs:mmons, and to pay in money for 1:-.e
liberty of digging turf in places where they have al-
ways been allowed to do it gratis ; together with the
introdutlon of new tenants. There things they re-
ard as unpardonable crimes in the proprietors of
I ind, and avenge themfelves by meafures the mov.
illegal and cruel, fuels as houghing cattle, threat•
ening death in anonymous letters, burning houfes,
f,gging, Ike. In all other refpeas, this part of the
United Kin:!tlem is in a Rate of tranquillity, at-,d
likely to continue fo ; as the various reitgious per-
fua...x>oc a7C now much united in harmony and peace.
At a Meeting of the Ma iiffrates and Gentlemen of the Count;
of Waterford, convened at Donrarvan, purfuant to a Notice frona
the High Sheriff, on Wednefday, the 16tis of lawny, the
following RefolutiOns were entered into :
Ref*ived nnanimoully, That it is nacerary to adopt the molt
rigorous and adlive meafures for the prefervaton of the palslic
peace; .red altho;:gli :itc late atrotides committed in tke different
6iftries of this couhty, would hare fully juftified us in applying
to Goecrnment to have din:, dint idts forthwith proclaimed, under
the lufurrealon Act, yet iu the hope that thofe 'outrages will net
be repeated, we have for the prefent forborne to make fuck appti=
ceUce ; but we hereby, in the molt public and decifive manner dc-
dare, chat sfhotild thofe outrages in any raft nice be repeated, we
will inftantly affcmble, for the purpofe of (eliciting Government
not only to enforce the Inrurration Aft, by proclaiming the dif-

:rins wbere fueh outrages may ►e eonunitted, but alto. if tier..ef-
Lry, to feud in tromes t o li re at free quarters in fuch diftriOt.a.

EDWARD LEE, High Sheriff.

Yeflerday morning an exprefs was received at the.
Admiralty, from Lord Geat,Net az Coifs.

No further accounts have yet been received re
fpeet;ng the Rochefort fcpadron.
The fecund battalion of the 82,1 has marched from
Horfham to Colcheller.
Nut leis than one thcufau4 cavalry are under or-
ders to embark at PortfinOuth for the ';'eft Indic .

Latt week; a ;onficierable embarkation of recruits
took place from the army depot in the Me of Wiiiht,
for his Majetty's regiments in India, and at the faire
tune, the Company's Refident Officer at the depot.
Captain GILLESPIE, embarked a number of youths
for the Company's feveral :settlements in India.
Died at Edinburgh, on the 3oth Joan Rom-
SON, Efq. Profeffirr of Natural it: tire;
Univerfity of Edinburgh.
Capt. A. gsciu, of the Zealand, died furenly
on Thdrfday, at Shccrnefs, while with eapt.
MANDY, at his apartments in the garrifon, •
Another vacancy has occurred in the Royal Aca-
demy, by the death of Mr. BAkES, tIY! fTulptor.
The Marquis of WINCHEyTER has hzd a confider-
able addition, by the deceafe of a friend, to 14s landed
property, exclulive of so,ocol. in cafb.
Lord FISNNIRER was on Thurfday nnanimmlly
eleded a Knight of the Shire for Rutland; at the
Cale at Oakharh,in the room of the late Lord Cut-
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BEERY.

Nirtric Ci.ua.—Tuefday the Duke of ',loxFoca
was Chairman of this Clubi who held their Meeting
at the London Tavern, 'alien his Grace maintained
the conviviality cf the Club with Lis ufual fptrit.
Yeflerday a Court of Dire tors was held at the
Eaft India Houk, when Captain JoHN STEWART, of
the NVindham, took leave previous to departing for
Madta. and Bengal. Captain W. HAY was (worn
into the command of the extra flop Kett eat, ciellincd
Ito Madeira and Bombay. The
.Cotirt adjourned at
(even till to-morrow.

A runril.g-kiatch, r.gainfl time, was veflerday per-
formed I.l.::bridge Road, by Mr.VANDF R STEEN,
an Architea iii 13,,lfovelAre,:t, who undertook to go
three miles in twelve minutes. It was fuppofed that
he would win Cie wager when he had performed half
the diflance, but he' was longer going the IA mi'e
than the lira mile a.nk: a half, and lull, wit:iout szi:Trg
over all the ground.
FIR E.—T.lefday a fire h;0:‘,..: not in tly! rope yar.ii
of Woolwich Warren, by the :)verboiling of a pitch-
pot, but which, from the ani..e C7.CI ti ni of the offi-
cers of the yard, was enin;2,.iilhed WitiVsllt any ma-
terial damage.
We yeflerday received a few other Frenchpay.ersof
the fame dates as thole which arrived on Tuefday night.
One of thefe Rates, that the Elnperor was about to
quit Paris in a few days on a vifit to the foathern
departments. There is, probn'oly, more intended
by this journey than at prefent meets the ear. The
Papers before us contain no other information de.

ferV;ng of no;ice.
The King of Sweden has at length acknowledged
the Emperor of Germany in his new charafler of
Emperor of Auliria. His Steed:lh Islajay, it is
faid, has determined to fend a new Minitter to
London.
A new city, to he called " Napoleon," is, accord-
ing to a letter from Fontenoy, to be erefled without
lots of time, in the n:ighbour hood of which, the Em-
peror will have a mullion, or grand hunting-box,
with an extenfive park, the expellee of which is to'"
defrayed out of the funds of the Crown. The hi. •
ing of the town will be commenced without
and is expeCted to be finiated in lets than two yea,
The plan has been Enally determined upon by t. •
Emperor.
The hint in the left French papers, that Bos r R
means to make his brother King of Lombar
caufes no little fpeculatinn among politicians on t -
fide the water, and no doubt will excite equal furpi;
on the Continent. It may tend to open the eyes,.'
if they already fee, to mule into anion thole p( tier:
which, without off-ring any reitlance, have permr-
ted him to carry on his tchemei of aggrandifemen;.
Holland and Spain will probably be the next to re•
ceive a Ruler from the Coriic.in Family. Swit 7.0 r.
land all will experience a timilar favour, fot r
thing like a Republic will be permitted in the n
bourhood of France. How happy for Engiar„'
our Government has teen through the fchemes cr. t•
Tyrant fur the fubjugation of Europe !

IV4VTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

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XIAI IA Tid DAY.—Wind S. W.
Alit. OM wan. SUL
0 I I Hambirsh o
Waterford 0 2

WETt.IeUTII, Fill. 6.—The Earl of Abergavenny,
outward bound Ea3-Indiaman, has funk off this port,
in twelve fathoms water, zlter Rriking on the Sham-
bies—the Captain, r II "Lite, and about 300 people,
(cr.: w and pa(rengers) ate 1011.
PIAMOUTII, FEE. 5.—C:1711C in the Prufilan galliot
Fircndfchaf, of Memel, Bar.sato Rustsm
from Mintz far St. Antzto, laden with wheat, de•
raiackl the zgth of January, by the SANT• MARGA-
1. r .'TA, of 35 Gans; the Top:a.e, of 36 guns, and
hUs, ofzS ;uns, front a ernire ; alfo the Reran ER,
. I t ;lons, firm the Werlward. Sai:cd the Moo-
t. .. aus, of IS guns, fur Cork.
DEAL, FEB. 6.—Saiied thi. morning the Honour-
able Lift India Company's (hips ti,c Walpole, Charlet--
ton, Sorry, Earl Howe, and the Lord Duncan, with
feveral other outward bound veffels, for Pcrtfmouth.
Arrived hail night the ARAB !loop of war, and faild
again this morning, with fkveral grin brigs, &c. on a
cruize. Came down the Arabella, ---, from Lon
don, bound to Tobago ; the fpoke early this morn.
ing the 'hip City of Edinburgh, —, from the Ri-
ver, fur Antigua, which had been on the Schwering
Sands, and v.as got off by the Alliance of two fmacks,
with the lots of her redder, and very leaky.—Wind
N. N. W.