Star.
London, England, 1807-08-13 00:00:00

BRIGHTOM AUGUST iz.

?Isis being the Palaces birth day, there were I
r!joicings here. Three gun boats had a iham
u;-1;t in the morning ; one of them (the enemy) was •
takatt after an obttinate battle and a good deal of
fe.:manfhip. At noon, die fea fencibles fired their
great guns on the battery in honour of the day ; and
at one o'clock, three gun brigs lying off this place,
all dr effed in their colours, fired a royal Crime.
For two or three days pall troops 'had been col-
lating from all the neighbouring towns on the coati.
The whole were this day alfembled on the high
grounds, in the neighbourhood of Rottendean, near
this place, when a grand review took place ; which
was attended by their Royal Highneffes the Prince
of WALES and Duke of YORK, and a fplendid affem-
blage of nobility and fafhionables. The day was
uncommonly fine, and the effeEt was proportionably
pleating. The troops collated on this occafion, con-
lifted of five regiments of infantry, four of cavalry,
and a detachment of honk artillery.
The Prineefs CHARLOTTE of WALES arrived this
morning, to pay her congratulatory refpats to her
lather. Her Royal Highnefs afterwards attended
the review.

The following official notice was publifhed at
Amlierdam on the Ili infl." Notice is hereby
given, on the part of the Danifh Confulate, to all
peifons engaged in commerce and navigation, that
official advices have been received, which contain
the fatisfadory affurance, that notwithitanding what
has palled at Tonaingen, and riotwithtlanding the
detaining and carrying in of feveral Danifh (hips,
nor the fmalleft difuninn exills between the Courts
of Great Britain and Denmark ; and nothing has
happened which can give any well•foundedicaufe for
alarm."

The laft letters from St. Peter burgh have con&
derablyiremoved the apprehenrions which prevailed
refpeeting the interruption of the commercial inter-
courfe between country and Ruflia. Some of
Oleic hcid nut hop-s " that the Commercial Treaty
pith England will be fpecdily revived, and affairs
placed upon their former footing."
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The article communicated in the Gotteuburgh
Mail of yetterday, refpeCting the interview between
the Prince of. DENNI•RR and BEKNADOTTE, does not
feem to he corral. It does not arpear from the
German. Papers, that the latter has any army ready
to cooperate with Denmark ; and we know, from
the fame fource, that Martha' BERNADOTTE, after
palling fome days at Hamburgh, went to Bremen,
and thence to Hanover, where he was fo la:e as the 3d.
A Prufrian Officer has publifhed a letter, in a Ger-
man Paper, in which he Rates, that the (word which
ths French carried away from the palace of Poll-dam,
was not the (word of FREDERICK the Great, but be.
longed to a Pruflian Officer, who poffefred himfelf of
the fwerd of Fa EDERICK upon the death of that ma-
'parch, and fubilituted his own.
The copy of Mr. SHERIDAN'S intended motion
upon the Rate of Ireland, inferted on Tuefday, wits
incorrat in the word voluntar4, which thouldAmte

been " reluar.ntly."
Mr. You .G, of the Haymarket Theatre, and" Mrs.
WHITLOCK, from America, are engaged for the en-
fuing feafon at Drury lane Theatre. Mrs.WHITLOCK ,
is filter of Mrs. SIDDINS.

RETIM AT &Lout earts.--Yellerday, a very
grand review and (ham fight took place, firfl, on the
River, and then throuth Greenwich, up the Maize.
hill, to Blackheath. Two brigades were then form
ed ; the fit it brigade was tinder the command of Sir
William Curtis, and confified of the honourable the
artillery company, with their gagers, rifle corps, and
field pieces attached. The Lambeth and Chrittchurch
corps were next, and the firft Surrey regiment, with
their rifle corps, a field piece being on either flank.—
The Second, or oppofing Brigade, was compofed of
the Loyal Deptford, Lewilham and Greenwich
corps ; the Loyal Greenwich Water Fencibles were
on each flank with their pikes, and their field pieces
vith them, which they managed very well.—One
accident only, out of ro,ooo perfons prefent, happen-
ed—A lady, who was in a chaife, with a Captain of
Artillery, being alarmed, jumped out of the chaife,
and broke her leg. A regimental furgeon was called
in, who bound it up as well as circumilances would
allow, and the was fent home in prvper care to her
relidence at Woolwich.

Yetterday his Royal Highnefs the Prince of
WALES completed the 45th year of his age, on which
occafion the morning was uthered in with the ring-
ing of bells ; and the it oyal Standard was hoifted
nu St. Martin's, St. Giles's, and other parifh churches.
The Prince of Wales's Vounteert, and feveral other
corps, filed a feu de
.jre. The illuminations at night
were numerous and brilliant. The Subfcription
bottles and Theatres (hone with great fplendour, and
all his Royal Highnels's Tradefmen were uncom-
monly folicitbus to evince their attachment and gra•
wade.
The Warehnufe at Charing-Crofs, for the Sale of
the invaluable Yellow-Fever Remedy, exhibited the
fame appropriate devices as upon fimilar occafions.
Several hundred beautifully variegated lamps were
taftefully prefented to view with much brilliancy
and good effect ; and on the other Warehonfe in
Town for the Sale of the Yellow-Fever Powders
(which has jult been opened near the Weß•lndia
Decks, for the particular accommodation, as we un-
dergand, of Mariners) an anchor was difplayed,
richly ornamented with a great variety of variegated
lamps, to denote that the Yellow-Fever Remedy is
the S. AMAN'S SHEET ANCHOR. This drew toge-
ther an immenfe concourfe of fpeetators, being the
firft thing of the kind ever fern in that part of the
Town.
The Friends of Vaccinaiiml are informed, that the
late report of the College of Phyficians is printed in
a cheap form, for general circulation, and may be
had at three-pence each, or twenty-five for four
Ihillings and fix pence, being the colt price of MetTrs.
Limgmati, Hurit, Rees, and Orme, Paternoller-row ;
and all other Bookfellers. If Gentlemen of the Fa-

leulty were to carry this little trait with them, in
their profeffional vifitF, to diiiribute them among
fuch perfons as are yet unconvinced of the efficacy of
Vaccination, much gwd would no doubt be done to
the caufe.