Star.
London, England, 1804-09-26 00:00:00

Tile PARIS rArrng.

Atir-LA CHArELLF, 21 Fitocritris, (Srer.
The Emperor was preterit the day before yeltcrday
at a very grand feflival which was given him by the
town In a of the Redunte. He yeflerday went
vifit the cloth marititaante of M. Inwartus VAN-
troursu, and that of Metres. Estratir, Jsctra, and
Co. pin manufaCturers. The firff of thele eitablifh-
ments is the molt confiderable of the country tor the
manufafture of cloth; the fecund, recently formed,
is deltined to become one of the molt interesting of
its kind in France, and is remarkable for the ingenious
machines which afrure the perfeEtion and the good
talc of its roduCtions. His Majelly to-day vifited
the manufattiire of needles at Borcette. The pro.
donit,ns of this fabric arc fpread over all Europe,
and may he compared with advantage with ohjea,
of the lame kind rnanufaCtiired in England. Before
going to Borcette, the Emperor esam tried the divers
literal:indite' of the labiic nt Aixda•Chapelle,
pored and colleted in the local rif the Rednute. He
hiefatisfattion ar .he induitry of the mann.,
taetwers, whufe elfahlifhments make confiderahle
progre6 every year. A7e nr,ret was long yeller-
day in the Cathedral, in prepuce of his Majefly,
to v Init.' the Clerzy pit:loved the reliones of
CH Alt LFMA•-•••t, and the difFircnt er:quairer of which
that Chinch has been recently pot in polka-inn. We
a4tired that his Imperial Nlajefty has accorded
to the town of Ais-la Chapelle, among other routs
which lie has heaped upon it, the ramparts, fortifica-
tion., and ditche., on crindi.iiin if making public
upon them ; the Convent, the hare-
r f the An nciades and
Domini-
cans rn eilatilith Charities and benevolent Inlitiltions,
th^ of t 50,000 francs fir the ellablifliment of
; a road ot crimmunicatinn and croft roads
to Montioye and Stniherg, the erprnees of Sniffling
which Dill borne, a third by the State, a third
by the Departnirir, a firth by the town of Air-la
Chsrellir, Ailci finally, a Nth by the three towns in-
tereded.

Ikit‘sr, grrs. 4.—h is not yet knn•rn whether
Ow Emperor will Arend the Rhine to Ihmingen,
and whether he will v. to Loth.] In ar..l S t tfh itch ;
but I:161641J ;114;; 4111 C'1.11;V; 11 MAjla) W4l; VIAL

the town of franitentilat and its vicinity, as it is in-
tended to !make that place a very.,important formic
on the banks of Me Rhine. The works are to be
begun itest (min g, and the plan of the fortifications
veil he definitively Anted when the Emperor has es-
amined the fitnation. _ _ _

Se PT. s.—lt now appears certain that the Empe-
ror si ill not arrive here h-fnre the 2 I ft or 2 ad of this
month. Yeßerday feveral of his honks arrived from
Paris, and a coach heating the Imperial arms. The
Secretary of State will lodge at the Prefeftnre. It
is prefamed that daring his Majelly's refidence in
this town, nbiefts of importance will be treated of ;
the approaching arrival of the Minißer for Foreign
Affairs gives a certain degrite of probability to this
opinion. M. d'OvaalL, the Ruffian Charge d'Ar-
faires to the French Government, is arrived in this
town, where he will wait the Emperor.
BANKS OE THE MAINE. SKPT the ab-
fence of the Empeirnr, the Miniitry of Vienna held
a grand conference, at which M. de Cossarzai. pre-
tided. It has been decided unanimonfly, as loon as
the ratification of the Archduke CHARLIE has been
obtained, to fend reinforcements, in soup; and ar-
tillery, into Sclavonia, Croatia, &c. We are affured,
that the command of this army will be given to Ge•
neral LArot►a, the prefent commander in Moravia.
We are alfuied, that a great coolnefs lubfifts between
the Cabinet of Vienna and the Englifh Minitter. It
is even remarked, that the tranfallions of the. Au-
!lrian Miniftry are not fo frequent with Rufli t, as
they were tome months ago ; it Is even fa;d that fame
difagreement fubtiills between the Italian Amban-
dor, Count Rastraeowsar, and one of the Minilters
of the greatelt influence in the Cabinet of Vienna.
DIN/IN, SEPT. 5.—Alm-11 at the fame moment
when the armoury of Duc usset.ta ferved, at Bou-
logne, as a depolitory for the decorations of the Le-
gion of Honour, which his Imperial Majefty was
about to dißribute, a fortunate accident led to the
difcovery here of the heart of that great Captain
among the rains of the church of the Dominicans in
our town. It is long fince that the workmen who
have been employed in the demolition of that ancient
edifice, in order to ereft a public building on the (cite
of it, espefted to find this heart, which tradition and
Maury had both announced as being doled in an heart
of lead, and depolited in the vault of the family of
DEIGUESCLIN. Their refearches, however, to the
prefent moment, had been altogether fruitlefs, butt
having puttied their examination further into the
foundations of the building, one of the labourers,
Tome days fince. Bruck againft the heart of lead with
out perceiving it. The Magifiracy, after the moll
esaft inquifition, have recngnifed it as the real heart
of Duou k !CON. Notice has been given Gf this inef-
timable difcovery to the Prefeft and the Government ;
and it is Paid, that our Conflituted Authorities are
(Wicking permiffion to ere& a nionument in this town
to the memory of a warrior fo renowned for his
vidories.

AUGSPURC, SEPT. 7.—The Imperial Decree con-
cerning the freedom of the port of Venice, has not
yet been pohlifhed ; the remonftrances of the College
of Commerce, and of the Magiitrates of Triefte ap-
pear to have occafinned tliis delay. The projeft is,
however, adopted and ("lined by the Emperor ; but
the epoch of its publication is not yet known.
. .

•
COPITI lI•GeN, SEPT. I.—'rhe continued bad wea-
ther kerns to dellroy all hope of a good harveft, and
occafions our (peculators to buy tip confiderable
quantitiesof grails in the ports of the Baltic. The
price of that article is of cootie risen, Many pur-
chafes are alfo made on account of Great Britain.
The Senator Scitut.vz Pets off to-morrow for Pa-
ris; he goes in the name of the town of Hambrirgh,
to compliment the Emperor NAPOLEON on his al-
cending the Thtohe.
PETE RSI UECH, Arra. 3o.—His Imperial 24..jefly
on the 13th let himfelf at the head of the regiments
of guards, and crsndutted them himfelf to Peterhoff,
where they will execute grand manoeuvres. The
other troops marched the following day and occu-
pied the camp between Peterhoff and Oranienbaum.
The 14. th and 15th the Emperor reviewed the army,
which afterwards divided into two corps, the &it
commanded by the Emperor in pet-for, having under
him General VAN Sucumem, Count de Buirnatv-
' DEN. fcc. and the fecund by the Grand Duke
GoN-
ETANTtwe, having under him General KUTU,Oi.
Count dz Br. HAE Vrik N. military Governor of Riga,
is arrived hcre to he prefisot at the manecovres, which
began yelterday. The weather has been favourable.
There two bodies form a total of 30,c00 men. As
it is proieaed alfo to execi.te feints of defcent, the
fl.zet at Cronlladt, and the Galleys at this place will
put to tea. They have choler] the ground extending
Irons the Lake of Finland, to eiBht leagues behind
Or anienbaum.

SIMLIW, A tic. tB.—The ncgociations entered into
betwixt the Deputies of the Servi to infurgents, and
the Bekir P.tcha, have been btoken off, nr at leall fut.
pended for an indefinite time. It was found that no
underflanding could be obtained as to any of the
principal pints of difpute, and the Deputies returned
to head Ti inters, not only di ititisfiecl with the prop')
litions ot the Pacba, but alit the manner in which
thi had been r..ccived. It apprars every day more
evident that the latter is only wilhing to gain more
time, and that he omits no means iit railing tip ene-
mies to the Infurgents, and to diforganite their army
either by flratagcm or by f tree. It is tin this princi-
ple that Nita Aga and his colleague have been fad-
deftly excited to take pit agaiiiti the Servians. ':here
is as little doubt that the new Pacha, announced as the
fuccelliir of the former Governor of Ilelgra.l:,lioni!
herb enemy whom Bekir Pacha means to oppole to the
Set vians. Among the Iliflargents here, whom fiats and
danger s only fill a ith frelh confidence, precaution and
Aeltvity ate yednr),,lC.l. They have :brown up nunic
roue redottYv in the vicinity t t their camp, to pre-
vent all potlib lity of tieing t 'ken by lot prize. They
alto receive frequent reintorcemetrs, and c .e,filis
to the nicafores ad peed by Czet 01 Geor,7,, the .f
force will loon he augmented to five vied twert y
thouland men, cell armed and crplippcd. Th. Gene-
ral has ditpatched ernitiaties iroti kifh Alliania to
endeavour to prevail on the Christians in ih it pro-
vince to make a common (Ault: with him, .ind to j in
their militia' force. ‘Vf. it, Alp•ve all, proves 'hit
this is COI a contest in tvl ich motives are
alone concerned, it is int& ient to (late that the mitt-
der of the Beys has effesled no change in the late of
things, and that every point in dilpitte resnains un-
altered. It is e'en repotted, that the m and
chleori prevalent at Dolma continue to mcre.sfev.—

The Chrifllan 7nbab:tants at reported to 1)c In a
of complete infurreftion. and are determined to j.,i,
the Servians.

HaainuaG Ft, Strr. 4.—it is now decided 61:
fiackages of 501 b. and under, going f, om Hambitr,-1,
by the raft wngon, fhall not he examined by 11112
French, M pacling through Hanover. The
mandants of the French polls have received the ne
celfary orders to that effeet.
Via ',lna, Styr. 2.—Another convoy of artilletr
lately left this city for the coatis on the Adriatic.
General Lavdtra is to command the troops which
are to afreinble in Croatia and Efelatonia.
' His Majelty the Emperor, has fent to the King of
Morocco, a fuperli cryllal luilre, valued at 2.sc,:adnud.
cat,. Thole prefents were accompanied by rich
watches, fnuff-boxes of great valor:. rare m rrclr re
and a confide' alrle quantity of delicious fiyuerr
prclerved fruits
According to the latch intelligence from Turley,
Bekir Paella is faid to have receive) frefh initratbon,
, from the Porte, frotn which itnp.wtant confemience,
are earned. By thefe orders he is !fated to liar,
been enjoined to ufe every exertion to ittduce the Ser-
vians to Lay down their arms and return to their
homes. In ennfequence of this, it is fuppofed that
the Pacha will accede to the principal part of the de-
mands of the infurgents. It is, however, pretty well
underftood that the decapitation of the Bevs ht,
Oren place by the exprefs orders of Bekir
who difisatched two of his officers to the Pacha ut
Orfnwa, to intimate to him thefe orders. To g!t
prdetrion of the Beys of Belgrade, it was lICCeirAl y
t • reforr to a firatagem. When they were within a
th .re dillance of the place, tome apprehensions
their fafety induced ten to retreat ; but of this they
had no opportunity, the avenues of every road being
t impletely occupied by the infurgents. With twenty
attendants they arrived at Orfnwa, where the Cove!.
nor (hewed a difpofition to treat them with ft iendfhip.
In the first inflanee he did not imprifon them; but
in a very fbort time after he fent .a detachment of
troops to furtound them and to put them to death.
As the Beys and their attendants were armed, they ,
made a defperate refinance. More they were over-
powered, fifty of the foldiers were killed, and . great
number wounded.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.

PRICF. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT (H4F. o'CLOCKI

Confab 17} —for account. o.n,iiuns 6i.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERI)AY.
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3 per Cent. Red Atm. (tut India &nisi/ In a is M.
3 per l'ent Conf.
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4 per Cent. Owl Imp. Ann sii t 3 16
5 per Cent. Nsvy 911 Excheq. Bills. par is. dif.
5 p r Cent. 1797, Out Osmium 7 prem.
Long Ann (but Foglia Tickets 011 so.
S. Ann. (hut Con(l' for ace. 17+
Du OLIN , Sart. IS ..—Exchaege—ii.Dublin on London is.

The public will do us the plaice to acknowledge
that while our contemporaries have been endeavonr-
ing to miflead them refpeeling the conclaft and views
of Spain, we have laboured to procure the bet in-
formation on the fubjeft, and to point out the con-
duet of that power as extremely advantageous to
France, and equally injurious to this country. The
fats have at Tait become fo notorious, that Minitlets
have refolved to take fame effeftual meafures for ter-
minating the prefent injurious fyftem.
Yellerday morning, in confequence of an invitation
from Lnrd HAI( Ito %vs y, Secretary of State for the Fe.
reign Departments a deputation of the mot eminent
merchants engaged in the Spanilla trade, waited
upon his Lordlhip. He dated to th.:m that the re•
lations between this country and Spain at the prefent
moment, were felt by the King's Minifters to be in a
very tinfatisfaCtory Rate. Armaments were going on
in the ports of Spain, and no fufficient erplanat:-n
had been obtained as to the objeet of them. The
ntutraiity of Spain, too, WAS a neutrality altogether
injurious to this country, and advantageous to Fran' e.
Tinder the proteetion of this neutrality, Spain fur
hifbe d to our enemy money, and every kind of fupply
for carrying nn the star againil us. It was judged
necelfary, therefore, by his Majefty's Minifters, that
this uncertain and difadvantagenus Rate of our rela-
tions with Spain thould not continue ; and leR the
Reps taken to bri:ig the Spanilh Government to the
defired explanation, and to procure Imitable fatisfac-
tion, (honld not be attended with forcers, he thought
it proper to apprize them of this, that they might
take filch meafures of ptecautinn as they might judge
neceitary to five themfelves from lots and inconve-
nience in the event t f a rupture.
The Committee, which met at his Lnrdfhip's Of-
fiCe, was compofed of the following gentlemen :

Mr. Mca ruT from the hou'a of Gord.ui Tsai Murphy;
Mr lit rt., from the bear of Reed and Parkinfon ;
Mr. NI ACO.,NA Rilluer-f4•ure ; and
Mr PCR Haut Chairman of the Committee of !Urethan?,
trolog t the Smitt, of P crepe ; with fume other con6tlt.r-
-a'le .T, 'chant, in the iiptoiLla Trade.

Their interview with his Lordship continued for
fome hours, during which many grievances were
flrongiy urged, hr the mercantile interefi, againd the
Spanish Goveitimeat, and particularly the infraBi in
of that article in the peace of Amiens, which pr•i
vided hir the reflora•i.,n of the Eng property
had Leen cni,fifc !red in the ports ul Spain, or ar.
ind:mMty in lieu of it.
In .1 lditinn to this informatinn, WCIIACC tnannmince
that the Wallingham packet, w!iich was in courie i
fervice for Lifb.m, with the mail of the tPth
has been countermanded at until farther
orders.

The knowledge of thole circomflanrer ls id no itt
itience upon the finis ; but the extraeagance of in-
dividual Irculation exceeded all htbsincl, ; and poli•
cies to a very large amoimr were effeacd, on the im-
mediate probablity r f a ..ipAllith war. TWerttylvt

pitmen were given for the rettoh,of one fiundttetc
hhttilities were eonimenced between Spain and draft
Britain' ih the eourfe of three month,.

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• •t ••••
The large cei now airuichoe intlataragirnsframad.
'to the aeridiuti of near Ito fail, iircldtlint atn!ii:rd, tditrg
are•iatended lure fecret enterprise thirfult:fa-
.veurebleepportonity: Theblioriatir,Virid Kairres
:flag :tip it there, and hia Lordiip will, it is believed,
!take 'The ccriontand in' !wriet; • r Several;yelt4s are
alfo.orf Dover to join them Prudence diaates that
as little thouldhe fsid atipol,Sble about the, 'objea
this cipedition. and our Readers, we are fare, pairs
too much patriotifrii to with tbd publication of any
intelligence. that might prove injurious to the coon.
try. When the proper feafon arrives, they !hall have
:information of every particular. . .

, However warlike that, prognollice may be', w
think it our duty to Rate, that Mr. Wast.tst.st con-
tinues his preparations for his milfion to SPairi,'kruil
that there is every likelihood of hit felting out for
that Court, to which he has been appointed in' the
phice of Mr. Feeltr, In the cootie of a very few days.
liris &deftly to be withed, that hi. reprefentations
may conduct to preferve thold relations between the
two countries, from the maintenance of which they
have derived fo Much advantage.

I..aa night we received Paris JOlllll.llB to the I tth:
they do not however prefent much novelty. Thcy
mention that a divilion of Lord Nstsow's fleet lately
attempted to capture a French corm-iv, which *is,
Healing along the coati near Cape Talliat, but that
they were laved by taking refuge under the land bat-
teries. They boat! highly of this " negative fuccefr."
--1-They (peak alfo of an Englilh Eat! Indiaman hav-
ing been fent into the Mauritius. This is probably
a repetition of one of the captures of which we were
before apprifed.

DUAL, 22214. 25.

''This day here 'failed the- jaMatca, Csiistatow;
rtpd 14. Sans' fi *gates; DART, Svespv, Weems,
Ey 1 v, and die. Hsress (loops of war, with a fleet
ofgun brigs, 'cutteri, aruted (hips. &c. for their refpec-
tive cr ui zing tt.ttions off the French *costa.
WIDGA.TI, SEPT. S.
The ()sifting of the wind to-day to the Eaftward
ha: enabled rouse *of the knadrins to go over to their
Rations off the French coati.

THUS O'CLOCK.

• A foreign Metenger arrived yellerday with dif
patches for the Ruffian AmbalTador at our Court.
A Court of Proprietors of the Bank of England
lois held yellerday, at which the late refolotion of
the Court of Diredors, wjth regard to the increafe
of their Calvin. was confirmed.
Yefterday his Royal Highnefs the Duke of You
arrived at the Horfe Guards from Weymouth.
The Chief itrilicc of Ireland, the Counters of
CLANBRASSIL, Sir FRANCIS and Lady DRAKE. and
Ladies KIRK, Hays and MILLMAN arrived at &if-
tol lan leek ; and a; Gloucefter Houle, Hot-wells,
the Earl of Pt.vmou ro, and Lord and Lady AM.
Muir.

The wind is firong—the veffels in Dungenefs Road
appear to be in motion, as do allo thofe in Dover
Road.

Lord CATHCART, on his return to Dublin, paffing
through Callow abort midnight, was challenged by
a sentinel of the city of Cork militia, who demanded
toe couuter(ign t his Lordthip nut being able to give
it, would not be fuffered to pal., and though put to
inconvenience by this interruption, he applauded the
concluft of the fuldier, and thanked him for his at.
tension to his duty.
Brilliant illuminations and fire-works were exhibit-
ed at Cattle Blaney, in Ireland, nnJriday fe'nnight,
in confequence of Lordßt.assEY'S arrival. Joy was ma-
nifell in each countenance, and the town altogether ex
hibited .t degree of fplendour an‘i gaiety feldoni one.
quailed. His Lordfhip had jolt finithed a molt elegant
Inantion, and forint ore arrived from different quarters
of the globe; the collation of cut iotities, confiding of
flatues, paintings, coins, &c.&c. brought from various,
parts of the wn 4.1 by his Lordfhip, are not only
worthy of admiration but tithed to What the cut i-
ous traveller.
The Duke of Maar.aosou tr is much recovered
by air and exercife at Brighton, from his late indif

DOttlt, SIFT. 25.

On Saturday morning was launched a 20 gun
{loop of war, burthen 381 tons, built fdr hi► MAX-
ty's fervice by Mr. Joust Kim°. an eminent tbip-
builder in this town. - She is named l'Espoia.—
This day we were vifited by the Right Honourable
WILLIAM PITT, who held a meeting, at the Calle,
of the Mayor of this town, Deal, Folkflone, Hythe,
Sec. to confult rclpeding the draft for the Army cf
Referve in the Cinque Ports.

Lttt night arrived at the "York Hotel Lnrd and;
Lady TEMPLE and family, Lord GRANTLY, Cnlonel
of the ttl Royal Surrey Militia encamped here, Mr.
and MEi. FKEEMANI LE, and Lord Amktuat. Alfo,
this morning, fronLoa board the MONAILCM man of
war, Right Hon. Admiral Lord KEITH. Soon after
coming alhore he left this town for ltamfgate.
The Volunteers here are on permanent duty ; their
appearance is truly refpeetable. Their number at
parade this afternoon was about 500.

SAINT TRHPE2, IN THE DEPARTMENT
OF TIIE VAR, SkPT. 2.

Yoflerday a (hong divillon of Admiral hlstranv's
fleet appeared a (hurt ditlance from the Coall, off
the heights of Cape Talliat ; it came to anchor
between ;ix and (even o'clock, and detached fume
light veffels to capture a convoy of merchantmen,
which were proceeding along the coati under the
protedlion of the land batteries. Perceiving the in-
tentions of the Englith, the convoy got under the
battery of Cape 'falliat. The enemy's Ihips purfuing
ours, endeavoured to make themfclves matters of the
battery under cover of the night ; hut the horfe chaf-
fcurs of the 19th regt. cantoned upon the coati, hav-
ing received advice of it, proceeded in hale to the
menaced point : when they arrived there, part air-
mounted to work the cannon, whiltt the ref, ran to
the beach, to oppofe the lauding of the Englith. The
enemy perceiving that they had to do with the( brave:
Corficaus, who by turns are artillerymen, cavalry,.
and infantry, tacked about and made off. The con-,
v y failed to day fOr its deflination. The font chat--
feurs on the coati, were anxious albs to (hare the
glory ; and all the fiddlers in thefe ports burn with
the defire of combating the enemy, and rivalling their
comrades at Boulogrie.—( Frsnr a Fr:nch jwirtial )

The Kiwn has been pleated to confirm the proceed.
ings of a General Court Martial, lately holden at Eall
Bourne, on the Paymaller of the t ith Light Ora:
goons, on charges of malverfation, whereof he had
been found guilty, and fentenced to be difcharged
from his Majelly's fervice.
THIATRE, DeURY LANs.—Mr. ELLISTOII, tall
night, appearid at this Theatre in the charafter of
I)oricourt in The Stratagnn, and was very fa.
vourably received by a numerous audience. He
certainly gives a more elegant delineation of the part
than we have lately been in the habit of feeing, but in
fome paffages of the play, we think., he refines a little
too much. Mrs. joRDAW'a Letitia, as we have before
/Rated, is a very unequal performance. It is raid that
ELLISTON'S affumption of feveral leading parts
in the Theatre, both in Tragedy and Comedy. has
been the cattle of Come refignation.. 'Two arc Rated
to have taken place yelterday, hut of this we cannot
fpcak with certainty.
Cara' Bu SIN SS. —Vellerday a Court of Aldermen
was held at Guildhall. at which were prefent the
Loan MAYOR, thirteen Aldermen, the Recorder, She-
riff., Common Serjeant, Town Clerk, Remembran-
cer, Comptroller, Solicitor, and else other City Of-
ficers. The price of Bread was ordered to be continued
the fame as talk week, vie. a lid. the (Ziartern Loaf
of ‘Vheaten, and rod. Hotifehold.—The Sheriff. re-
ported that they had nominated Mr. JOHN ADDisoll
NEWMAN, to be keeper of Newgate, in the room of
Nl9. Jolts Kußar, deceafed ; Mr. Joiss TeAGUI, to
he keeper of Giltfpuriftreet Compter, and Ludgate
prifon ; and Mr. Eowaan Kraal to he keeper of the
Poultry Compter ; the Court approved of the perfons
fo nominated, and they were all Iwurn into their re-
fpenive offices.
On Nlonday morning the Lord Mayor, accompa-
nied by the Lady blayorefs and a party of ladies,
went to Blackheath, to fee the Royal EaR London
Militia, commanded by Colonel Sir Joan EAMILII,
who have pitched their tents for the purpofe of prac.
Siting the regiment in camp duties. The Lord Mayor
arrived in the rear of the camp, and was received by
the Colonel in a very handfouse marquee. They ma-
t:ceded down the main greet to the front of the camp.
When the drum beat to arms, the regiment quittsd
their tents and occupied their Ilteets, and formed lint
in front in the (pace of three minute,. After having
prefented arms to his Lortithip, and marched pail
in ordinary time, preceded by two batt•liou guns,
they proceeded in open column to the cud of the
Heath, where they went through a great variety of
manauvres in a rapid, correfi, and a.llerly ;moaner,
and marched back in lin: to the encampment, preee-
sled by the Light lidaritty, and their cannon thing
the whole way. Hi. iLoodthip and the company,
with Is was numerous, paid them high compliment.
on their difcipline and foldiet-like appearance. The
Company were afterwards entertained by the Colo-
nel at hi. h•iute with a Jrj, alit. The Lord Mayne
then em1...1 iced on board the London armed fchouncr,
'and after a fail of about an bout allki a half, return-
ed to the Ship Tavern to partake of a folifier's Joi-
ner. Much convis Laity crowned the board, and •
4:Luce in the evening concluded this very pleat:Ant
day, which coat:Muted to the barrillefb tal catty one
is dent.

NAUYICAL mrEttioA,vcg.

MAILS THIS DA
♦4l. DU4%

Y.—Wind W. N. W.
41,14. DUI.
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WAtertord

. .TPIPAY, Serr: Lt.—Sailed this morning on a
cruize,
,the hired,itneed (hip LADY Metviete, Cap-
tain Tate ; alfofaited far Wales, the fchooner
Franc,-,
,I•1141INL) Role, WHlti ; Aurora, &mut ;
bove, • Swat Ttlii '; and VCDUb, fozea. Wind N. E.
anttline 'weather. •
Sem Lt. Sailed on a critize the
H•ZARD, of *8 guns, Captain NEVE—Orders canoe
dowq this day from the Tranfport Board, for, the five
tranfports which are from Jamaica, with l 250 French
troop, partners of war, now in Hamoaze, to fail for
the Doyens, under orders of Lieutenant W tezt•ra s,
the Agent, viz. Knits, Arcade, Sea Nymph, Polly,
and Hannah ; they will fail this evening or tomor-
row for the Downs, there to wait for further orders.
Sailed to a certain latitude, and there to ea taize for
fie weeks, the Waterlog, of *8 guns, Honourable I
Capt. DINNITT, and the Mizsantre, of *8 guns, .
Lieut. CAIPEKTII, with the Newfoundland convoy. 1
• POATSMOUTH, SIFT. al.— Arrived the amps
armed (hip from tlik, ealtward. Sailed the George,
loaatsraa, for Mb ra Ita r Paired by the Surat
Cattle, --A, for the EaR Indies. Sailed the litc ea, I
of 8 guns. Captain SYus ; And the Eirzosion, of 8
guns, bombe, Captain Pa evosv, to join the Havre ;
squadron. Went out of har:mur the SWIFTSIII b. of
74 guns, Captain Mesa Roniasent. Wind N. E.
DEAL, Serr. 25.—Sailed the KING Gutting cut-
ter, with the Betfey, RICHARIAON, and the Kinetic*.
—, bound to the South Seas, and the rat of the
outward-bound under convoy, for Portfmouth; Ia
Venus, French privateer, fcr the River.
Lea night the Swedilh brig Eliza, Cep'. Hay,
laden. with iron and deals, from Gottetiburg, bound
to Cherbourg, was totally 101 l on the Goodwin Sal de.
Idattodura, SIM 22. —lt Ifal continues to blow
frelh ; but the wind havioje drifted to-the north well,
the Grand Falconer, King George, and Duke of Kent
packets, have ventured to ,tart this afternoon, to the
joy of a peat number who have been detained four
days longer than they had occation to provide tor,
and have returned hometennyVi. The Brothers, from
Weymouth, Rill lies its the lime lituation near Welt-
gate Bay. Several of the !tones iu her weigh upwards
of four ton, and having no purchafe to raife them,
confequently the velfel keep?, working deeper into the
rock the lies upon. The precaution of brring her bot-
tom has kept her from being dallied againß the rock
the lies under. The hands havetalen every thing
they could out, and ate content to put up with a
wretched hovel upon the Cliff, awaiting the fate of
their veffel. An.allonithing number of people were
led by euriofity yelterday to this !pot ; near which waft
entrencitenetits have been made line hell rummer.
Seer. es.—The equinoEtial gales which comment-
; ed a few days ago with great violence, fudJenly ceaf-
ed la.t night. It was cxpeded, from every appear-
ance, that they would have tatted ten days or a fort-
night. The WeR Indiamen lying here. took advan
tage of the wind, which is Now for for London, and
are all gone ; not a Chip is now to be leen. During
the 'gale on Saturday night, the brig Two Brothers,
fl om Weymouth, laden with Portland !tone, dragged
her anchor, and drove upon the fends, where (he now
lies fent tied. The expence of getting her up will he
very great, as (he mud be emit el y unloaded. All the
Islargal. packets, in number nice, were in the
hour yederday, btu the wind chopping about a little,
• tilt ec.of them left this place yelterday at one; three
• trailed this day at two ; and three more, if the wend
continues as it is, will leave us to-morrow.
Ezstertre, Seri% ro.—The BtAsstao armed (hip
failed this morning for the Orkneys, with the tads
. round the Land.

FROM I.i.ovn's LIST.
'OP avese No, St tr. ars —Par.:.l by chi Sir John &Mate War.
heas, Vandyke ; London Market. Winne ; Minim, Murehlfon t
131 a letter from an Offizcr, on board the ilt.l/S- and tyukheaN.'lb4aTaaania.a,,Tarrr itgli.rur SriVint-iii'llf"ilil'P"rofec%Pc"
mint's, of 7; gun., of Fert ii, date.] the tfo Is ilia. Stackte, from St. VhieLpia : Atm, Muretou Prince.
from Nevis; John
it appears that the mutt pofitive orders had been il.d Thema*. I/11am. from Tobago; Selina. (lane, from Gre.
tales! for the immediate equipment of all Spanith I nada ; King Geroge. Caffrey, frum Tortola ; New Bnaufwick,
Y.latl..ek. (rem Rol:mein.; S..phii. Cleig, from Gocrcifvy ; Bea
-
err. of war, both at Ferrol and Corrinna. vjeaft.ii,e.t.,Bv,:es,ba., fort "Lma,tt.itcc:f.'l,:dru.riii,..Rr.icjl:asr.Jll,irtun;,titrurt,,mParltrAni
Advices, it is raid, hAVC been received from Lord
NiiLinit's 11.:Ci, of to Lite a date as tow bcgiunisig of 4 Bum. Olfm,frum Bilboa ; and and the jutfrow A 111.4, l.atift,;,
the month, which mention the attack upon the from St. Amt.:tn.—Sailed the Ist,a.rd Star, I ~.iie.r, her Cisita
Vecchia; Hardwane. Marti., tot New Yoe', i and the Orb,Ain.
French convoy on the 2d. derfon, tat Cupeash.4.^.l.
L DirititCa were yefterslay received from Sir Ja mss Akiliaao—At Chatham, William, Barmy,. from Riga—Off
Say %%ay.'s, at Jerky. They contained an account Dover. 11 wring, Clark. front Surinam; and Al,m.:". --, from
of fevcral movements haring taken place on the me- Viribila, bound to Linulota--..t Brift.al, Witli..m. --,1
any'. coati. The aind was in every refpeet prepared 1„: .:"ribursh; anti Jane. —. from 13..kimor:—At Amite...l.4,k
141.t.an, J.,,Ation, Ir.mt St. Thoma,'.—At Tetrr.fle, Imp ilk°, is,
to IClifl An ittLACIC. ----: and VI.II 11,4. .. from l'utto:o,,.:.—At 641111/131.
An Ofli.:er on board our fquadron, off Ferrol. IN.:Li:add, Ou.s.bar, nom I.ondmi.
smites under date the 9111inllant as follows ;—.. Vci.. InsTnintrirott OF PRIZF.AIONC.Y.
terday the fubjcets of Bo , whom we have The Caruline.for the capture ..(the Fr.0.:14 brtir la Dunne Mere,
kept Mug [or dick Lill eight months, in Smith May 19, tffoi, will be paid an the 19th tOt at N 0.6, Stmlope•
alr,t, Stroud. and recalled every day for Otter years
ports, kilt us word by a Portuguefe fhip, that in a
The whole of the fleet which failed from the Wen
fhort time they intended to fraternife with us, in a
manner that Beall .make us repent of our audacity. Indies, under convoy of the DLLS It lin man of war,
are an ived in the River.
—To thew and convince them how much we appre„
!tended lron their neutralited courage, we !leered The Samfon, C.lpinill ATKINS, from 13oflstt, is at-
this day as nest (bore as polEble, and there Ity to.— rived off Dover, bound to Amite% dant ;in 141. 46. 14.
As the %TAMA. was very fine, we continued in that long. 31. die fel! in with the Oa PAIL US frigate and i
lituatit n I,lr ten hours, during which time the Collo- I fleet under her convoy, bound to (2.2ebec„ out eighteen
Corficana iii.ecr once atten-ipteil to inure. TI Jays, and all. well.
his
moment a Span& boat has bought us come fruit, Thinfilay. the American (hip Safan, failed from
and we have been told by the crew, that as the French • 13;.:b!in for Philadelphia, with a valuable cargo and
bisvadu was well known at Ferrol, the inhabitants 1 a number a paifehgers on board.
have turned the French OCieers Es much into ridi- The D;tnaund, IA Atli NISIIITT matter, from Dub-
..: tin to Limerick, was driven on those at Rulfglafs, in
Dub-
rule and contempt, that not one has been on allure all
the diflrr) of Strangtow.l, early im the morning of the
the day ; and when they Chewed themfclves upoe
14th intl.the crew 'AI lavcd. As the veld Is laden
deck,' the/ were laughed at by people of both j
texes, walking near the harbour. The fruit
with i•tanance
.atires,a,gusrd of yeonsanny has haat
us was a relent to our dips from fame Spanbrout;ht I
ith La. placed upon her. •
inc., who did not defire to be known. We have heard, A veifel, called the Venus, was infured at LLOYD'S,
by the fame opportunity, that, within a fortnight, a few rn°"thi ago, 1"112 Hull to Tuntangen, and
was reported to have been tilt, together with her
fig hundred French and Italian failors had strived I
, cargo, and all her diands; in, cunfespreacc• of whichunder ctcort of Fiend; gene-sl'at ii.,11..r0 Bayonne,
1 To then stele
.
to augment the elms, mil tar from being consplzte,
as numbers drily defers. The esp,iptuirot of the Spa, 1 the Underwriters .fettled het lore
(taps ire,, however, yellcrday, • her antral was ad-
Mils Mips Foes on very !yowl}, and proves 1114 the flounced at a port in Norway, wish a cargo OP 10114.
L)aas do el a ith selinclance, or Wiser, dial BVISA• It appeared Ike 12.13 been 'puked up At lea, having
roc ra Lst lut1ut LI.::::: Luc.. Icso::itiati!" beret deferred .1.4 Lee e: eV', v. hi!..: i; was fupporcd the
W.ta in a fu,klis !late.