Star.
London, England, 1805-07-31 00:00:00

PARIS, JULY iB.

Captain. JACOIIa, Naval Commander at Granville,
communicates, that the Teazer and Plumper, two
Britith gun-boatS, have been captured by &Ten gun-
boats, under the orders of Captain Coessr, and card
ried into Granville. ' The Bikini had 17 woundedis
among which was the Captain of the Plumper, who
WI an arm, and was alto feverely wounded in the.
ehigh. Our lofs in wounded was five. Capt. Co:AL.:4
deceived tome injury from a fplinter.
Joey 19.—Letters from Caithagena and Cadiz, of,
the 6th and 7th inl . nate, that the Spanifh fquadron,
which had been increafed to (even fail of the line and
three frigates, put to fea at the beginning of the'
Month, probably with the intention of joining the
five fail of the line at Cadiz. The great Englifil
expedition which remained to long in the Bay of Gib
raltar, proceeded up the Mediterranean' at the fame
time, 411 t returned on hearing that the Spanifh fqua-
dron was approaching.' Ile Spinals fqUadron, on
the other hand, hearing that there was a tiritills force
of eleven fair(.f the line between Gibraltar and Ca:
die,- returned to Carthagena. It ii fultpofed, that
on the firil favourable oppo'rtunity it will put to fea
frir the time, reinforced by two more fail of the
line, which They were bufy ita fitting at Carthagena
„ n
on they7to 11111.
JULY 20:—We read in this day's lktosiieur the fol-
lowing Theicquadrons froM 11.ochefort and PO-
tient prove the inefficacy" of the blikkading•
They have put to fea with a fair wind ; they had'es-
cellent ttoopi on board. The gochefort fquadron
Was out of fight twelvA tours afte7 leaving the poit."
A pi;vate Utter froit. Boulogne, nate. 'the follow-
ing I have feen Sere the Snell fpettacie in the
siorld—thitt iicaooo tifrels, and iict or atlo,ooo mett
in this city, in the neighbouring' town:, and. in' the
ilirroundiiiB, camp:Z.: I WC Alto 'ROC' the tate:lila
I ;. : • • :t

ranging at large, with fometimes only rs for—.
of which endeavour to approach ; but the three forts,
which have been erefted within theft few years, TULA
ly obliged them to fheer iI. The fort of Hew tis to
the North, the fort of Creche to the South, and the
wooden fort, which was finned within the lift fix
mongts. Our rails go cut with impunity, and au-
chor in the Roads for the moorings of the Mips of
war, which has intcreiltd me exceedingly. The flo.
tilla is compofed of praams, or veirels of a larger fiat,
carrying cannon and hones; of gun boats, yen!' a
a third kind, of pinnaces; galleys or Hoops, with :4
oars. They have added to the port of 11,,tilogne a
large baton, which contains more than half the ve:
fell. They have extended the chain to flop the fire
(hips which the Englifh have in vain endeavoured to
fend among them. The fort of Vimereux, at two
leagues to the north, is a new creation of the Empe
ror : it contains the Imperial corvettes, and a num-
ber of other vetch. In that village is Peen the epi-
taph of Pilatre, who perifhed there by his own im-
prudence the 15th of June, 1785. The camps formed
at Boulogne, at Etaples, and ellewhere, are Rill an
uncommon fpefiaele. Innumerable fquare barracks,
made of wood, and plaßered without, contain, the
foldiers. They are difpofcd in three ranges, with
gardens between. It is there that our brave fellows
expefl with impatience the fignal for glory. This
great enterprise well merits the monument which the
army has crated in honour of the Emperor. is
170 feet high."
JULY t.—lt is confirmed that Marfhal Lasvis
is appointed to command one of the divifims of the
Army of England ; it is to be called the vanguard
of the expedition.
Admiral Misssassr, who was faid to be in dif-
grace, has refigned the command of the Rochefort
fquadron, on account of ill health, and his &maw
has already commenced his fun&ions,
His Excellency Count Coaaarz et, Ambafrador of
his Imperial Aotrian Majefly, has returned to Paris.
No further accounts have been received of the
Combined Fleets.

Accounts from Genoa, of the aid of June,, fay,
" yelierday morning the Princefs ECIZA,ani other
ditlinguithed perfonages, went on board the Pomona,
commanded by 'waste /31:ma'am. They we
fainted on their arrival and departure by a double
difcharge of artillery. Jaaota h reconciled to the
Emperor his brother.

44 The Princes ELrx♦ exerted herfelf very much
to effea this reconciliation. JiaoMt, according to
report, will flintily be made Archduke of Genoa."

A letter from Madrid, of the aoth of tune, Rates,
" his Majelly has had an attack of an opprefflon ota
his cheß, to which he has long been fubjea ; but two
bleedings, taken in time, relieved him confiderably,
and he is now perfetily recovered. When the Prince
of Peace was informed by the Queen of the Ma
narch's indifpofition, his Excellency went to th;
camp at Aranjuex."

His MAJESTY has been pleated by Letters Patent
under the Great Seal of Ireland, to conaitute and
appoint ARTHUR Moose, Ertl. to be his Majelly's
Firft Serjeant at Law in Iretanfl. '
His Majasvr's Litters. Patent have alto bees
paired under the Great Seal of Ireland, far appoint-
ing CNaRLR! KINDAL Bust's, Eiq. his MAJIIITT'iI
Third Serjeant at Law in Ireland.
Groac a Srawaar, Efq. commonly Called Vircount
GAWK., has been returned for the Borough of Coe-
kermouth, in the room of Jew as Ga•H AM, Efq. who,
fence his elation for the laid Borough, hath accepted
the office of Steward of his Majelly's Manor of Eaft
Hendred, in the county of Bet ks.

La Friday, the Duke of Cutout LAWD and fake
found a man genteely drefed, lying dead in a field
near the Camp at Weymouth. Ile had in hi, pockets
edit and notes toa ennfiderable amount, and a watch.
It has not been difcnvered yet who he is.
A French Paper fays—t• The beautiful chateau of
Marley, which belonged to Madame Du Basal,
Mifirels to Law is the XVth, and which, during the
revolution, was fold to private perfons‘ is to be re-
turned, with other potrelLons of the Crown, And the
proprietors will be indemnified for the rums they ex-
pended."
At Uxbridge Market, on Thurrday !all, the farmers
flailed with an advanced price of 21. per load :—this
demand was uniformly refilled by the buyers ; and in
the courfe of the day the price tell ss. below that of
the preceding market.
-The late extraordinary rife in the price of bread,
at a time when there is every appearance of one of
-the finefl crops of corn that has been leen for many
years, thews that all the regulations for Axing the
liandard price at which bead Ihould be fold, Are
quite inadequate to the purport. Were the irade,laid
(-Teri for the bakers to charge a fair price, withotit
any ratio:lions, we have no doubt that the public
would reap the advantage of their emulation. That
many country bakers, at Oxford and greater chi:
tances, are enabled to fend bread to London at a re-
duced price, after paying the expence of carriage, is
welt known. The' qoartern loaf, at Bath, the fans;
weight with that made in the Metropolis; was fold.
during tall winter, at a 'Milling. We hope, for dal
benefit of the public;, that come enquiry will be mad;
into this abufe, and Come relief applied by thole whit
hive the power to remedy any impofiliotts or irregn•
larities in the London market.
It is fnppnfed, that in England alone, there are thig
year, chiefly in coprequencelif recent. inchtfures
upwards of one hundred thotand acres more nnder
corn thin at any former period.
On &dwelty laft, as the slate of the Cleopatra
brig, lying in Hull Dhck, was afliding." in ilt-Fing
up a gajnp, die flings gave way, and the'pump tal•.
ling nPun Ilint.' Ottawa& bo:h the bones of one legr
TriZtreiarykrivin
fr th.e. Goa, . , tral infirmary', acd is reco•
•

AUTIC4L IA TEL L /VENCE.

MAILS THIS DAI.--Wind 111, W.
ARR. DU Z. AU. DUI.
Pni lin I 0 I arnhurgh 0 4
;.tcr;...rd I I I Gottaihurgh

l'ev,rourra, Jots 29.—Came in the Pruffian
rria Calderinea, Captain Gigots, from Ant ,
p, 1 !cli with coals, detained by the Hero priva-
teer, of C;ocrnfey ; and the CAROLINE. of 16 grins,
1 ktr:n tot Di it rt, frrm a cruize. Sailed the EL,-
RN 'taus, rf 36 gym:, to the We tlward.. Went up the
E.,,r,orrr to he refitted, the Larova, of 3r) grins.
p,,,lsmourrt, JULY 30. ArtiYed the HARDY
!liir, with a convoy from the Dowd% ; FALCON
f, of War; DARINC, VIPFR, and Locuer gun brigs
f: ra a c• Iti7r. Sailed the CHANCE curter on a cruize.
.Imrares AUCLERC arrived here this mere-
r7r; to take 'he command of the SATURN, 0174 guns.
Ttri, bilge and a cutter, with Spanifh prifoners on
b•sar.l, failed ti.is morning. Sailed the Locust and
Dow; gut, vet Tels, on a cruize, and the HARDY, for
6,:erder. Came into harbour, the ELINGIIImnricr.
nigla (Ailed the SARACEN 11,rm, Captain Ps F.'
vcr, rn a cruize off Torhay. Ar: ivcd the Trait '-
80, of 74 gar s, Lord H. PAULET, from the Ferrol
fq; ; aIiotheCF.RRERUS frigate.
M AL, JULY 3o —Came down from Sheernefs,
pimmortrAerrs frigate, and remains in the Downs
with the fhip, as per lafl. Sailed the lialt.Let`e and
H ERNE s flogs of war, on a cruize. Wind S S.V.

FROM LLOYD* A I.tST. •
GRAN*/ ST ND. TeLY 30. P.A.4 by. the Favourite, vouaus.
frnm Su ir..m ; SMalihridge, Tpykr. from Honduras; Howctt,
W.beric. from Pourtleatit ; and Arrow Fifira. Waybridge, from
Stettin.- SAM the Hollat.l Marton, f r Jamaica; John Parilh;
nirr, !or the Cape &Wt.(' cs; Fanoy, Orly, for Pt terlburgh ;Tho-i
11'14,1)11:Jana°. for flfimi.re; Anra Sophia. Carr:chug, for Stct-i
t'n ; Vr.,w I tri r. ahi th, Wickham ; Waltwart, Werts, and the Prow,
Margarcm. N' ultt rfor, V arcll.
Stni.lgate Creek. the Rally, earrnw, from Mel'
fi• a—off r, -, from HontluDis--Off Port
sr•satli, lreonitant. Taylor. from Virpinia—At C3wcs, Hunter.,
p..; tie. (ran Virgini .1
—Oft ;lie I .itarti3OCCAn, —, from Cadiz —1
oak, Mary. Scih,N, from T.merifie—At Teneriffe, Con-
flaw la. Vrew, from I.ondrin—:..At St. Tlibmaa's, William, Jackfon,'
(rum 1 C., rp.,,,1; and the Davy, Harhriuk, front cl)de.

' • US rßiau noN OF PRIZE-11,10NFY.
The 16.0 armed, lugger the Nile, for the capture of the elo(Tr.
nu, 10, Deus Frerva. and brig le Si traticnis in Mardi Lit. willl
be tuArd.un her arrival in • part. and recalled every 'W‘d• I
ncrd,y vet Frid..v. for three years to cumedty William Proctor
Swirl) dpnt. in Plymouth tint r..
the pr ,perty eAptured fr,m the French in Egypt, In the year
it t, will No. 9, New Ti.m.4 Itrcet, on Tuefday, the
1 .1: September, And recalled every Wednefday and Thurfday for
...;:ra }cat's.

The Sra:l4ll fehoonerS.T Jozey Aniin -- ae, ,1
fiwn St Andric/ fnr New Gila Tana, armed with 4
c.roirv.gton,, is captured by the •Refolution priva-
Etcr, ot C;tiettifry, and carried in there-ghe had cap.
tatedahe Argo, --, Ind the Nelly, —, from
Oirto; fince 'oaken by.the NA? AD frigate. ,
A !tip., hound to Hamburgh from the Mauritius,
was fp ken in the Channel 'by one doom Chips lag
Saturday. She commyolotid td.hef th'e greeahle
eli;7rore th it the Clitot„iti a frigate has captured
In2;al Seas, the Ptench frigates Pfyche. •
On Afon.ay la Arvaoluir. frigate, of 44 guns, was
Lunched fr,,in Mr. Gaanares. vArd, at Harwich,
R'er 11;ring tinchlrgOne a.Fotriplete repair. Slie,went
tithe (locks in a very flow.but majeflic ftyle, aniidft
t:.e plaudits ~f a numerous conenurfe of fpeCtators.
I'fifo,ttinattly the took the ground ; but, being im-
n:diately lecur2d by flinres, Ihe was harnily..got off
ntAt tile, v.itLout fulliining the fmallelt injury.
The DRUID frigate, Captain Bling F, is ordered to
ni:e in the BrittolChlonel for the proteetion of The
coafling and ntlter
The lioe;rtig, of 64 guns, which has undergone
a c mpkte.ren:tir in blebs. Dunmates dock-yard, is
tc be conatiitlioned without delay.at Deptfuld.

A.lnl;ral Sir CHARLES Corrom is arrived in town
Ufha•lt, and has had feveral in er views with
the Board of Admiralty.

A Brill••1 Paper has the following paragraph :
• " Wt have the pleafore of informing our Readers,
eat a Ctioleman of glieen lcioare received yeller-
+y frf.ni Billion, by the Ihip lini•ed States, Captain
r ntNrcti 71. Palla,lium 61 the ad ••inllant, with
7 •
Inflooii2g intelligence :

0570:4,17,11' 2.
" On i.!tirday Fft arrived at Providence the thip Haz3
at4.l,Cap-
t.in tram Canton. On the tgth or 2rtit of June, two
pc, o the whv and of Birtrudt. fi II in with the Toulon fleet
tit levtn fail of the I ne, I ct trim Gil from whence they
ti .41 i.tilcd in company with the Cad•a fleet, which had Tatted and
Focettivd to t!,! RI The Toulon fleet was fleeting N. E
Captain 11.4v.in wis in company lime time. The Freisch fleet
vas ten ilriTei • to the Northward of ehc Northr, molt
Wait ;14;14 !Garda, and fleeting finm rh.nt towards Furore"
•The alcove aceonnt is inurcililent with (very oilier
”ceivtd bete. It is improbahlt that fleets would
41).1t.itt afar Iceing the coririix, %%hell they were 17
arid fiil! rrit.rc, after having failed•fo far North
il.at the sr axial d 5 Emuld go back, and the
french tettuu to Europe.

Fitom THE vEw vrRN EVENING POST, JUNE 26.
24.—c'Opt. TREAki.JHEI,I arrived
at ti.c (...,?..ttatatitine Ground on Saturday lag, in 22
;:ys hens llaire,terre, Minims, that on the 29111 May
4() ret.ch ~un Ops arrived at Baireteire from
,
;alto laded in corm any with five other
heti two failed ftt m thence cn 2.1 June, to
.gt,:114 11,:ce at T:ihidad, where it was pie-
looh.d they r, ad gone. Captain T. further informs,
that the "Lila packet E.4,1..1 I.,iceller was captured
abt th fie le*trei to the,weq war, 13arbadoes by a
richch htiy.ttcer, and le;;t into Guadalottpc.
rutiticlsm.--:litforriation having beeh received at
Qtrice, Mariborongh-dreet, on 'Monday
atiraii.g, that a pitched battle was to be fought 011
0,4 J..y t Gehrge's r:)w, Paddington, feveral
, V e 7 ectit~,atClICtt.', prevent its taking place.
,14ing v, as at the aprointed place, but the
i 3 xr~ heing Peen by the mob, they difperfed. A
rnlg,l4,,%%tvpr. was faun atter formed, at fume
!chance, the fit:HS ; and after the combo-,
' wcrc it; ippcd, and ready to let to, the officers
tvitt intetteted. and the law!efs rabble were (iota.
':fled •t 0

SPORTING INTELiMENCE.

BRIGHTON MONDAY, JULY 29.
Sweenflakes of imp. each.—The New Courfe.
Ld Darlington's Zodiac, 4 yrs. old, 81t.31h. -
Mr. F. Neales Brain worm. 4 yrs. old,
Mr Wyndham's Young Eclipfc, 6 yrs. old, Rtt. tolb . dr.
Mr. H. F Bufs,s yrs. old, 71t. tslb. dr.
Two of the four horfes named only (farted. The
race was won eafily by the favourite Zodiac.
Then followed a Handicap Plate of 501. for four,
five, fie years old, and aged Horfes.—Heats, the
' New Cottrfe.
Mr I .adbrukt's Bullard, 4 yrs. old, RP! 11S. . . • t
His R. ff. the P. of Wales's brother to Vivaldi, 6 yrs. old,
SR. 71h. - 2
Mr. Warden's Gratieude,4 yn. old, 7ft. 31b, - - 3 3
The fiat heat was a very levete one between the
yettics's brother to Vivaldi, and MT. LADDROOKIPS
Bollard ; Gratitude laying by to puth for the fecond.
Three to one was betted in many places, that But-
tard did not wip the fecond heat ; and three to two
was betted, that Gratitude ultimately won the race.
The horles, at length, ftarted at a very brilk pace for
the fecond heat, the PRINCE'S bode taking the lead,
and keeping it until after the turn, and they were
making the bell of their way back again. For the
fall three-quarters of a mile a table-cloth would have
covered all three hurfes, each of the jockies making
play in the molt gallant and determined But•
tard, cluttary to general expedation, by about a neck,
was the winner. Mach money was won and loft on
this (location.

The lift race of the day, and which was dillin•
piaci by fome good and cl•fe twining, was
Fifty Pro&is, for 3 yr. olds, 71t. 61b. ; 4 yr. olds, Sit. 1 [lb.; and
s yr. 014, soft. 71b. A Winner of a Plate, or Swerpltakes, in
111,s, to carry alb. eztra. Mares allowed 31b.—H.ats, the
New Courfe.
His R. H. the P. of Wale4's,ro. e•Petrnehlo, 4 yrs. old .3 g
Mr. I.a.lhn kr's h. in. Dora, 3 yes. n 4 -1 3 1
Mr. Howorth's b. c. Prodigal, by Gohanna, 3 yrs old s a 3

The fir(l heat however was won Gaily by Dora,
agairat Prodigal ; the Pasticei Pesruchio laying by.
The fec nd heat, Petruchio, though hard punted
by both horfes, was the winner; the betting from the
commencement being rather in kis favour.
The third Leda, Petruchio, at full fpeed nearly,
t ink the lead at Harting, was chile pullisd by Data
for about half a mile, but ultimately won telfily.