Star.
London, England, 1805-09-13 00:00:00

BURLINGTON tuAr, SEPT. IL,

A great many houfes have been got up here fince
laft feafon ; but every one of them is occupied. Our
keen air, very healthy fituation, and the cheapnefs of
living here, have nearly doubled the number of our
vifitors on any former year. Among our Well ar-
rivals are Lord GALLOWAY and family, Lord TARA
and family, Lady ANN HUDSON, Scc. There is a
regiment of foot here, the Bth, or King's own, and
the pretence of Colonel THOMAS and fo many offi-
cers, adds confiderably to the gaiety of the place.—
Parties are conitantly going to Flamborough Head,
and the delightful and extenfive ride on the beach to-
wards Hornfea is generally full of company. For
extent and beauty, nothing in the kingdom equals our
noble bay ; it generally includes a number of the
(hips that are always failing from the Northward—
a fcene the molt rich and beantifol at the Cam: time.

Some accounts received from the French coal(, via
Jerky and Guernfey, (late that the dillarbances in La
Vendee, admitted in Come of the Path Papers, are of
a very alarming magnitude. A number of young
foldiers, who had been fent there on the &It move-
ments of the infurgents, have deferted and joined
them. There, however, have been replaced by ye.
Wan troops, from the grand depot at Boulogne,who
had begun to murmur for want of empl-yment.
The decree for railing 60,000 confcripts was paffed
at Boulogne on the 26th of A.ogull • and, though k
extends into a fupplement of five folio pages of the
Maiteur, is given in that Paper of the 3oth. The
hafte with which it was publifhed, (hews the urgency
of the oecation on which it way adopted. Its provi-
alfo, afford fome idea of the charafter of the
French confcript force—one of the claufes provides,
that no more than too confcripts (hall march in a
party ; fo great is the fear of the Government, that
thefe unfortunate men might, on their route, over-
power the guard efcorting them, and run away.
The Batavian Government has eflablifhed an
Official Gazette to which only for the future we are
it hems, to look for authentic intelligence. The first
number of titis rival of the Mouiteur appeared on the
4th inflant. It is to be publifhed three times a.svezk,
and will contain, according to the profpraus figned
by the General Secretary of State :
r. News, fupplied to the Conductor either
by and on the part of the Government, or from other
quarters.
a. Foreign Intelligence, either (applied by and on
the part of Government, or taken horn other Newf.
papers.
3. Remarkable Naval Intelligence.
4. Prices of Batavian and other Funds ; and,
Lally, Publications, Refolations, Propofitions,
and other documents, that may be important to the

It is avowed, that this Official Gazette ie, among
other motives, publifhed principally to inmate the
revenue of the State; and all licenfed publicans,
tavern and coffee-luge keepers. proprietors of lodg-
ing houfes, wine-vaults, inns, &c. are enjoined and
ordered to take to at lean one copy of the Gazette.
The fpeech of the Petitionary to their high Mighti-
nefres, at the opening of an Extraordinary Sitting of
the States, on the 3d intl. given in a preceJing co-
lumn, is copied from this new i.urnal. Were Hol-
land an independent Rate, the fpccch of the Firft
glut-ate on fuch an occation, and at filch x crihs,
would be intet citing. It is, however, far ot:icrwile
at prefent.—ln molt of the utch papers the follow-
ing paragraph is immediately annexed to the ac-
count of the Extraordinary Sitting of the Sta:n, and
the Ati,.lrels of M. SCIIIMMELPERNINCK :

s' The news received, relative to fomc moverner:s
in Germany, cfpecially the affemblages of Aullri in
troops, have naturally caufed tome unc.afiner. Mean-
while, we are potitively infqtmed, tlat the French
Emperor takes the mod eft ive precautions
againfl every thing tat might unexpe&C.:7 ditlurb
the tranquillity eltahl;fhed on the Continent of
Europe ; and it is, donbtlefs, a confequence of his
forefight, that the French and Batavian troops. the
difenthark:aion of which has aetually commenced.
are rnatchcg to the Rhine with the grcateit expe-
dition."

edheiday an Ox, which had el-taped from a
flaughta.houfe, in Whitechapel, ran thro'igh fererai
o' the city, followed by an imtnenfe crowd, tri
the great terror of the pa(fcngers. On Lond,,n-trr;dge
he gored a horfe in the I,ins, lo as to tender it iste.
let's ; and in the courfe of its rotre, a rerf n r f the
name of Sztltiran, uho rc i.!O-zei in C
Whitechapel, was by thr. ewar, d
animal. Being at length difaille‘i flyit t'..;
loins, it was Secured ai.d killed is the 11,:,r4:1;;:i.