Star.
London, England, 1804-08-30 00:00:00

lye cannot intrude upon moments fo precious as
your's Thole which your Impetial !fishnets con.
dereends to (pare us, appear fhort indeed. We have
fierce beheld you in the bofom of the Senate, when
your Imperial Highnefs prepares to return into the
below of the army.. But though we are neceftarily
Waged to remain at our poll, we feel the utmost re.
gret that we cannot accompany you to that which
you are about to occupy."
In the addrets from the fame body, to the Prinoefs
joserusse, the Prefident tells her, as your palace is,
in my eyes, the Temple of Modefly : I Would fear,
therefore, to offend the Goddefs. if I Would dare to
deferibe her virtues."
Osseous, Ann. 34—The Essreeoe was this day
very early on borfeback. He reviewed the divifion
of Geseral Fates% which afterwards manoeuvred
the Bread. The day was very fine, and thole
grand isonontvres were performed in the pretence of
the Engles tquadron.—alfeedeser.
Boucoons, Auo. 15.—The Emperor, who left
011sid this monties,urived this evening at his Head-
quarters at Past de Brique. The ermines beautiful.
and every thing teems to portend that H will
be propitionsto as to-morrow, on the occafion of this
memotablrfifte, wale all the tarps, and all the
tidttalsnf the army, will be at the Buns time Linea-
r
Ants and aeon.
Bo many hangers have arrived, that for fevers!'
days they have been obliged to leek for lodgings in
do neighbouring towns an daillages.—Meeitner.

Lea Monday, about one o'clock; the LoaoCaele•
mum vifited Mr, Pa ii. At two o'clock a Cabinet
Council was held at Lord Hasaoway's office, which -'
wasisttended by the Loan C peace Li.oa, Ea:Kew
ass, Lord Hatatowav, Lord himAttLes and See
Prii..
Sir Fassen Ivitesers yefierday emertalned a ik.
lea party of his friends at dinner—these vas a very
fine tole duffel on the oocafieu.
Yeftcrdsy noon his Royal Highnefs the puke et
Yoke arrived at the kforfe Guarcis. accompt!iadb
Wood Talmo', from wbas his Royal
proceeded is Woolwich, to infpell the fevered ' '
'
of ordnance and thou Ga a new eonfirsaitm.
His hial!fty's Fell Riagiment of Life Goads tied *
rand review sad (ham battle year:May us Hyde
Park. ender the costumed of General the Earl of
Haaamooos. The foldier who received a tete%
fall Om a week fume, when that regiment was MI
Nisetad,is nearly recovered, and will loon be able to
do duty again, though his life, was then defpaired 01l
by font.
Advicee erne yeamday remised at the Ad
from the Channel Fleet, which was left all well
Saturday UR off Breit. No recent isto/etnint ha 4
been obferved among the enemy's Ihips. A divifion
of it, (tippled to that of GAST1111•13111, continued
as ulual at finee anchor in the outer Read,
It is raid, that about the time when the Been fleet
attempted to Real to foe, every night fire fignals were
obferved to be made by the French Stip in Ferrol
harbour. and that they were ready to fail at a Mt!
meet's notice ; no o&er was permitted to Deep 0*
More, and 'every preparation feared itkinctimut that
they intended. and had orders to fail, and were
only waiting for GAIITMEAMME% ditikol3 to diva d

Some Some {peculators fay, that a divifion of the Ruffiaq
Beet, which was topers the Sound, is defined for the
Mediterresean, to reinforce the fquidron already ar-
rived there from the Black Sea, and to protoft Sar-
dinia, Sicily, Mona, and the Seven Itlands atainft
the attempts of France. ' - • •
Government, in the contemplation, we (more, of
an immediate attempt with; pert of the enemy, havo
begun to rewire the French prifoners from the fah. ;
coaft. A divition of them were landed the day
before yefterday from the prifon fhips at Plymouths,
1 and fent to Exeter at d'other placer.
We find that meetings are beginning to be con•
tweed in different parts of the country, for the pur-
port of arcertaining the number of !tattoos and cat-
riages of every defeription, which in the event of in-
, ',firm could be affembled in each diaria for tin'
fpeedy conveyance of troops. A general infpeainit
and claaiacation of carriages took place at Woods,
houfe Moore, near Leeds, on Friday lift, and We
fame fier are immediately to be taken throughout
all the (tibias of Yorldhire.
' Yefterday morning a new plan was exhibited be;
' (ore the Officers at the Hone Guards, as an improve
inent on the machine fur the conscripts of troops ;
Wit very fimple, and does not add to weight or
fin : it is formed its
by four boards as feats piaeed
actors, that the foldiers may fit with their facesto the
horfes, inflead of fitting fideways as in the late in.:
',min:. t it was highly lorbvra of, and we under.
ftaad that the remainder of the machines to be nsa3'
are to be after this confirtiticM.
Sir NATI4•IIIEL Dance, lately 'ad detervedll
promoted to the honour of knighthood. it the grand;
fon of the city architedt of that, name.fint of Mr. and
Mrs. Love, of Drury Lane Theatre, who took this
firname in their theatric capacity, and brother to Mr.
Dacca, the will, of Gerrard-Oreet.
Monday fe'nnight, at day-break, the inhabitants of
Winkfield Plain and t4orth-ftree4 in Windier Force,
were alarmed by an unerpeezd appeasanet of a large
body of men fuddenly emerging from out of Cran-
bourn Wood. and ad lancing with reed (Irides, acroll
the plain adjoining, towards their peaceful habiia-
lions ; which firongly imprefizd them is iih an idea
that the long-talked-of invafion had taken place, and
that the enemy were marching in *great numbers to
radii that neighbourhood ; which from its twill ft?
near the feat of the Royal Refideno.ferved ('° weir
awn opinions) the more to jiiftify their fofpicion. The
Volunteers of that part immediately began to cone&
in the molt heroic manner, and to arrange them-
(elves in the bell order to receive a formidable foe i
when, to ! w their great furprife, as well as to their
comfort, they luckily found that it was so other
than a part of the Suffntdltire Militia on their march
to Weymouth, to do Ale lCiiti"sdatldling the ft'
Csdoacc of the al Falai)