Star.
London, England, 1802-06-18 00:00:00

CO rth 7. MO VAL.

The fentence of the Court Martial upon General
Issas, has received the Itoyal approval, arid is as
follows:—That the &II charge, in retaining a
'mini upon the books, fax weeks after he had
isfrivolau and vexatiow, and of the fecond
charge, for difcharging Serjeant Penn, without an
order from the Board of Admiralty to that ell e&
the General is moil honourably acquitted.

Colonel' FULLARTON does not fucceed Colonzl
Coco.' can E JOHNSTON r in the Government of Do-
minica. The latter Gentleman retains that Go
vernment.

Monday fe'nnight, failed from Dublin, the fine
new American lhip, Oneida Chief, burthzn about
400 tons, with too pairengers, men, women, and
children on board, for New fork. Among the
ps.T,:ogers were Mr. Wt 4. HOUSTON, Surgeoa-
Dentiii, Meffrs. BaNNON, DA Y, &c. late State
Pt ifooers.

Ott Taefday night Lady CORK gave an enter-
t.linment at her bottle in New Burlington-fireet,
whicl:, to the amateur, of the Drama, proved ex-
tremely gratifying. The farce of Ifigh Be!ozo
w.s the performance. In the courfe of the
er-,n-:ainment was introduced the Mock Minuet,
wi%:',l %VI,. danced by Lady BUCKINGOAMSIIIILE
and Mr. NlEtcsit. The company walled very.
rnadt to ener-e it, hut the Duke's fervant very,gal-
lantly interpored, and declared he could not per-
mit Mi.'s Kitty to be fatigued. Lady BUCKING-
HAUS:I:II.: save the Air with great tad,: and effect
After the farce was reprefented a very entertaining
little French proverb, written on the fpnr of the
occation by Monfieur LE TEXIER, called Un pew
el' elide fait grand Bian, hairfperfel with longs. Ac
loon as the performanegwere over, the company
adjourned to a very elegant flipper, wiiielt w t. en,
iv ened by catches and duets, m +.l happily
cuted by the Mr. MAnnocßs's, H.• rr.
Mr. H. GREviLLE, Mr. MticLit, and Mif, TAIT.
Mrs. BILLINGTONfS eng•tgernelt by Lord KIN
witißn for the Opera, as fits lirions woman, at
falary of 265c1. per annum, being de !med a viola-
tion of Madame B.1;1111S previ• tt- contraa, has
occaftoned a !rata: w.t likely to contribute
much to the general harawny of that minicar fe.
pions. 01 BAR rt's fin} remonAratice, the Noble
Manager is Lid have confidered the claim as
frivolons.—This rupore ha. already occafioned
fome tumult among the Ilth'itibtrs. Lord GAL-
LOWAY and Lord Movar Eoccum Rs have endea-
voured to pac:ficate between the panics, but with,
out area; and to complete the general embarras.
Mr. TAYLOR protells agaitill the power of Lord
KINSAIID, as his trullge, making any engage-
ment at all ! •

A moll immoral pranice has prevailed In the
town of Mancheiler fence peace has been conclud
ed. Several peifons, particularly foldiers, exhibit
their wives in open market for bk, like cattle.—
Lail week a woman was field follow-paw &dips soy,
while another fetched no lets a rum titan likes
JZilksgs, as the was wat ranted not to k prepunst !
Madame RiCAMIER, left Grafton ftreet, Picca-
dilly yeflerday, as privately as poflible, and pallid
through the City to Harwich, on her way to Hel-
voetfiuys.
In 'he Frankfort Genealogical Manual, a lil
of the family of BONAP•ITE iS inferted tam the
firfl time. It appears to contain fume particulars
.ti !v..rto not . ,zenerilly known:

N trot..t.au 16NAPAaTE, born Auguft 16, 1767; wfe Jo •
is Pit L,WiIJW Or C;Cleral LE AtlliAlt !Wit, her firtt ram/ LAP/1
CAMS; born in Martinic,ur. t 762. ; marrie.; Di.c 1796.
Step chi:dr-N.-Fen t:xe BEAU"! %It nts, CLCI t AVIIA
Nom, married J tn. 4, 1802, 10 Luoia BONAPARTZ, .rather
of her flerfa.her.__

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Brothers an.' Sitters--Josztn BaSIATARTE.I.IICIIN 80.
NAPA/LT/L.3 tvidower,wiihout En.:A FAITS.
11111Tind w eCCILE BLAV 4111401.-. NI IA rONA PA P.TE
married in 1797, in Italy, to nen, ra! l.cctAr.o.---Coootatio,
triarriLd in iSoo, to Gotten,. Moo At Guide Matto
AI3E LA, 011rrind in I Eoo, t,) Ger crit 131 A

Pahntli:••CklAllL.S BovAPAILT.T. b In at Ajtccio, in 7739,
Slit a Lawyer, afterwards in the Army; his widow 1.171 TIA
RA N to LI NI WI/ eelehr.tril for her beauty.
Uncic by the katber'. fiti.,—NiteoLton, late Canon at St.
Minlato al Tcdcfcbo, In 'rufeane:

To the above we can add, that a maternal uncle
of the FIRST Clll4 stn. han been in this country ever
fince the Britiflt troops -evacti tted Corfica ; he was
an Officer io one of the Corfican regiments in the
fervid of Great Britain, and is now, we believe,
on half-pay.
A conilderable degree of inconvenience, we are
informed I; ~m differon quarters, has arifen to the
Engliih who arc at Paris, by the refufal of Mr.
MERRY to furnith them with a paffport to enable
them to procure at the Office of General Police a
p orrort to oft Paris. On the ratification of the
Definitive Treaty being exchanged, it was an-
nounced by authority that his Majefly's licence
wits no longer neccfEtry to enable perfrms to go to
France, in confequence of which many went over
without any palfport whatever from this Govern.
ment, and with a Paffport merely from M. Or re,.
Many of thefe, however, walling to return home,
have applied to the General Police-Office, Paris,
for paffports, and have been referred to Mr. MER•
iv to obtain one from him, in order to their being
entitled to one from the Police. Mr. MERRY has
refufed, Elating it to be his exprefs orders from
Lord Hawn :sat:ray to give no pairport to any
perfon who did nut go to France with one from
his Lordfliip. In confequence of this +any are
detained at Paris at a great expense, and to the
great inconvenience of their affairs. If it was not
the intention of Government to miflead by the
rara,;r.:pli to which we have alluded, puhlifhed
author ought to extricate thole who
nave been t.:ceived from the awkward lituation in
which they ate placed. When people were inform-
ed that no licence, which all common men under.
flood to be a pa:fport, was neceirary, they never
dreamrt eiat they were gu into a fort of exile,
;17.d that iy not having a Fairport they would be
deprived of the power of returning to their country.
CRICKEY.I uefday laft, and following day,
was played a grand match of cricket, in Lord's
ground, Mary-la-bonne, between nine Noblemen
and Gentlemen of the Mary-la-bonne Club, with
two men given, againft eight Gentlemen of the