Star.
London, England, 1809-09-06 00:00:00

HOT AND COLD
NOR
MR. BELL has
of his extensive plan
present to execute. He
riety of Lodging-rooms;
Baths ; opened a Public Re
Magazines, and London and Glisgoi
gant Green-house, and large Agoeini
completed his extensive rawylir
Coach-yard. Adjoining to-yard. Bat .. separate
gant Lodging-house for the reception of a genteel Family, and
every possible exertion will be made to give the meet entire satin
faction to all parties who may see it proper tip freqarnt the Baths.
The surrounding country presents stenes the most -rural and
magnificent that are almost any where to be met-swath.
The distance to Inverary,ia.only about Way miles, and the
scats of Roseneath, Ardincaple, stns, and Cambuseskine, are
quite at hand. The Lakes of Loeldismond, Lockfine, Loch-
guile, Lochlong, Lockgaer, and others, are all within a few
miles distance, and Oreetick and Port Glasgow lie directly op-
polite to the Baths.
Helensburgli, Dumbartonshire, August 1.
ICHARDSON, 600DL1JCK, end Co. Stock
Brokers, respectfully'arquaint the Public, that the whole of
the New STATE LOTTERY will be drawn in One Day, 20th
of OCTOBER NEXT.
This Lottery has only 5,900 Numbers (from No. 1 to 5,000
inelukivr), Four Tickets of a Number, so that the 'Purchaser of a
Single Ticket will gain a Prize of /220,000 :
By Two Tickets of the same Number,:
A Prize of - - - - - - X 40,000
By Three Tickets of the same Number,
A Prize of - - L 40,000
By4Four Tickets of the same Number,
A Prize of - - - - - - - XBO,OOO
And all other Prizes in the same Proportion.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
4 of - - ..e20,000
4 of .t -5,000 e - - of - - Xl,OOO
4 -of 2,000112 - of - - 500
ace. Ste.
Tiettr.r. s and Son REt are on Sale by RICHARDSON,
GOODLUCK, and Co. Cornhill, and Charing Cross, London ;
who shared and Sold last Three Lotteries, Nos. 2,609, 10,197,
and 18,831, Three Prizes of £30,000; and 7,950, £10,040. They
, are also the only Office that ever sold in Shares l'wo Prizes of
030,000.
PRESENT PRICE -.- Ticket, £4 17s.
Half - 1 s o Eighth - £2 18 0
Quarter - - 514 01 Bireenth - 1 9 S

ISLE OF WIGHT.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
'THE MANSION HOUSE and MANOR of
COSHAM, with 36 Acres of Rich Meadow Grounds,
.Gardens,. and Orchards thereto belonging; situate in the Parish
of St. Nicholas, adjoining the Town of Newport. The House is
spacious and cossfortable„ with suitable °aces ; a Green-house,
with choice Vices, and a large walled Garde* attached, well
stocked with Fruit Trees. Seven Acres of the Meadow Land
contiguous to the House wili be in hand at Michaelmas next.
The Estate is Leasehold, held under Qvt.en's College, Oxford.
The Tythes are Freehold, and will be sold therewith.
The Mauston House, Garden, and the above seven Acres of
Meadow, may be entt.red on inimadiattly.
For particulars and to treat for the purchase, apply (if by Let-
tvr, post-,pajd.) to the Proprietor, Mr. John Young; or lidoosis:
• Clarkes and Sewell, Newport.
August-1‘:!, 1800

CORN\CALL.-

• • . TO V.'. SOLD IN LOTS,
On-Monday the 16th day of October next, at the King's Arms
• Itio, it the l!illage of Week St. Mary. in the County of Corn-
wall, precisel by Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
SUNDRY REAL ESTATES, situated in the
several Parishes of Week St. Mary, Jacubstowe, Pound,
stock, St. Getinys and Stratton, in the said County, called or
known by the sev..rai names of But-no/ell, Heyde, Kiitisham,
Lumearl or Lomootl. Causeys Tenement, with two third parts
of Meherels Meadow, College Hons.! Garden, CourtLige and
Meadow, Elliot's Meadow, and a Cottage House Garden and
Courlage,• Pearse's Meadow, Appleton's Meadow, Stuart's
Meadow, and divers Cottage Houses and Gardens, in the Parish
and Vitage of Week St. Mary. aforesaid
One third part. Of Mill Dore, in the Parish of Poundstock. A
Moiety of Higher and Lower Dinnicombe and two Fields, called
Cross Parks, m the parish of Jucobstowe a Moiety of Wes:
Desalt ; a Moiety of Stratighld ; and a Moiety of Whitamoor, in
the said Perlin of St. Genny's, and Colebrooke, in Stratton.
Printed particulars will be ready for delivery on or before the
16th day of September instant; at the following places • Ship
• •
Inn, Stratton ; White Hart, Okehampton ; Arms, Laun-
ceston ; King's Arms, Camelford ; King's Arms, Tavistock ; at
the place 0 Sale ; of Mr. John Davis, Solicitor, No. 20, Essex-
street, London; and at the House sf Mr. George Hill, in Latin-
.ceston , where Plans of the Estates, referred to by the primes!'
partitulars, may be seen.

Ischia,.
'MY Loan—ln my dispatch to your Lordship o.
the 9011 ult. from Milazzo, I did myself the honour
to acquaint you with a project which I had formed,
in concert with Rear Admiral Martin, to make such
a Movement as, although it should produce no issue
of achievement to ourselves, might still operate a
4versioa in fasont of our Austrian allies, under the
*l7 profssna4freverse with which we had learned
aSlint Eteandolliey were bravely but unequally strug-
151{:e firitattosure that suggested itself to our con-
templation, was a menace upon the kingdom and the
capital of Naples, and the army as within detailed
being embarked, we sailed under convoy of his Ma-.
.O%W* ship Canopus, , Spartiate, _Warrior, and some
frigates and smaller vessels, on the 11th of last month,
leaving orders to the division of his Sicilian Majes-
ty's troops, which had been placed under my con-
duct, and were waiting my instructions at Palermo,
under the command of Lieutenant General de Bour-
card, to proceed to a given rendezvous. His Royal
,Highness Prince Leopold, I found at our subsequent
junction, had embarked with this division.
Our appearance on the coast of Calabria, which-
Ise reached on the morning of the 13th, had the ef-
fect of inducing the body of the enemy sytioned in
that province, to abandon, for the purposes of imme-
diate concentration, the greater part of their posts
Along the shore, when .those upon. the line oppotite
Messina were seized and disarmed by a corps under
14eutenant Colonel Smith, who had been detached
from the fleet immediately after our sailing from Mi-
lazzo, with provisionary orders for that purpose.
Major General Mackenzie, who had sailed with
me, as designed to bear a part in this expedition, re-
turned also at my request about this period, for the
general superintendance of these services, as well as
to hold the general command in Sicily, which be-
comes .a charge so important during the term of our
present operations.
On the 24th ult. the ad ranced division of the Bri-
tish and Sicilian fleet, namely that which contained
the British troops, anchored off Cape .Miseno in the
vicinity of Baia, when our preparations were imme-
diately made for a debarkation upon'the island of
Ischia ; and the necessary ,arrangernerits and disposi-
, tions of boats. Ind* intrusted :by- thetAdmiral to. Sir
Francis Laforey,.a descent was fqrced on the follow-
ing mowing by the troops named in the margin*,
commanded by Major General Mac-Farlane, under
r the immediate fire of his Majesty's ships Warrior and
Success, aided by the British and Sicilian gun boats,
jit.the face of eformidable chain of batteries, with
~which every accessible part of the shore was perfectly
fortified. These were turned and successively Aban-
4oned as our troops gained their footing. About.
two hundred and fifty or three hundred men of the
Ist Legere, in the first instance fell into eur hands.
General Colonna who commanded, retired with his
.principal force into the castle, where he rejected a
:summons from Majotr-General Mac-Farlane, and held
ul.

outuntil the 30th , when a breaching batteryhaving
been erected against his works, he surrendered upon
terms of capitulation.
As it was conjectured by the Admiral id myself

ng. -
_..ss 'xictiv 'assembled
-Alf Rided bir.a. /argil b-
chide the hope• ,at this moment, of any attack anon AlR-
the capital. But our footing upon these heaithy , -.. ~
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islands, (which were essentially necessary to us as ii-
tertipOiary.l9dgment as well as depot), in afforcrn
us the earliest.means of information, is also a pose
-den from, which we can profit from circumstance,. 14
can move with facility and .promptitude ;,-) ulteriiit
objeitte; whil4our enemy, who are observi..:', us from
thg anwholeseene plains of B.tia, must be kept on the
.dl5 ne*ssity ~.
tv Lib of our operations, and ha
z.. il
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.., the
1114'-
every movement.
A flotilla ofitin-boatsr-which I found it necessary
to fit our at Messina to aid the army in /hat narrow
streight, under the direction of Captainaeade, of the
:Quarter-master's General's department, has acquired
the approbation of the Admiral by. their conduct
upon this service. Captain Cameron, of the 21st re- .i. •
. giment, who commanded a division of these boats,
is unfortunately among the few who have fallen.
The harmony and perfect concert that have sob-
tsisted between the naval and military branches apt' "1. 1/
this duty, and between his Majesty's forces and thole
.of his Sicilian Majesty ; the great disposition to cdn- t
,rnrrence and support wii;cli I have seCeived from ! .
Lieutenant-General Lord Forbes, and the 'other Ge-
neral Officers ; the able arrangements of the" Adin- * ~. `
taut-General's and the Quarter-Master-General's De- h.i,
partments under Major-General Campbell, and
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Lieutenant-Colonel Bunbury, as well as those of the -.1.1,
Ordnaoce Branches under Lieutenant-Colonels Bryce
and Lemoine ; the providence of the Commissariat ' e
and Medical Departments under M. Burgman and ..
Dr. Franklin ; and the zeal, readiness, and goodwill ~
~
of the army throughout, are the means by which I ..,t
, .
am prepared to avail myself of opportunities to pro- "-..-- 1
secute further a service, the plans and progress hi-] P
..
therto of which I humbly hope will meet his Majes-
ty's
most gracious approbation. I have the honeur 5 ..
to be, &c. . (Signed) J. ST UA s Itl .
(e
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.Articles of Capitulation agreed on between Lieutenant-Colonel 11,1
_Lewe and Lieutenant S. Laurent, by Authority from Major- ••
General Mac Farlane, Commanding the Troops employed in
the Attack of the Castle, on the Part of his Excelleney Lieu-
tenant-General Sir John Stuart, K,li. and K. Q. Count of
Maids., and of litear-Admiral Martin Commanding the respec-
, tivetand and Naval Fcirces of their Britannic and Sicilian Ma.
Jessica on she Coast of Naples, tad Melee della Illsollathths and
tieuteramt.Colsinel Pedrinelli, on the Part of General of jeri-
gade Colonna, commanding the French Forces M the Cut' of
itichia.
! Art, I. The garrison, as its is at present composed, of etery
arm and of every nation, shall march out on the Ist of July, Wltti
the honours of war, and with arms and baggage.--Arswer. The
garrison will march out with the honours of war within an hour
after the capitulation has been ratified. They will lay down their
arms on the Causeway. The officers will preserve their erase
and personal effects.
Art. 11. It shall take withit a piece of artillery drawn by slx
mules.—Aniwer. Granted, on the same condition with the other
arms.
Art. 111. It shall be embarked in English transports, and con-
ducted to Naples:—Answer. The garrison will be conducted as
prisoners of war to Malta, and will betxchanged as soon as 'pos-
sible.
Art. IV. Tile inhanants who have been brought into the Cas-
tie shall be - - the -- of ----nbarkat ion, "

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------precipitately recalbrd on our fit st appt.anettoe i)ti AL
now nearly completed that pan •
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,lan of the U IHS, whicu he intends at DOWNNG-STREET, SEPTEMBER 4. coast ; and t venture I* hope, that the c k mjch
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e has finished and iarnished a great va- • Ches, of which the following are copfee, were yesterday has been operated, *4 milich I sh4.l eit iIVtAK to
t; fitted up a number of Hot and Cold amnia; received at the Once of Lord Vhcount Castlereagh, rewrite, 'Win have alukuklyt. though remo:ely, contri-
c Readies-room, which is supplied with Majesty s Prtnctpal Secretaries of State Lieu-
one otbis ' • •
a and GlaigowNewspapers daily; an debuted to support the apits of our br.tve allies. ,
- Illta preponderating regular forte Whitii .the
l large Ateeisably Room. He has also tenant CoSieral Sir J. Stuart, dated Ischia, sth awl 9th July .
enemy has nuW assen2bled in the c•-mtiguity • f IsT3-
e rarmilir Stables, with a large covered lest. .
g dale Battle there is a separate and de- hem% hay 5. 1)les, aided 1:7 a:I-AT(' body of National Guards, Ke-
ttle rPerntinn n f 2 ernmraol reriniite gnA a • ...