Star.
London, England, 1804-10-05 00:00:00

MAILS THIS D,

Dublin
Waterton!

i Y.—Wind & 8. W.

Asa. DU L. AWL alla
I a Hambar I .4.14-44
s Lifban = .•

Pi NZ ANC!, OtT. I.—The wind being nifeikabieli
W.N.W. all the vrifils which put in here wind-Ifosit4
during the lad wc:k, have failed for their refpoitice
places of dellinatiun.
PLYMOUTH. OCT. 3.—Came in the NUMB otter.
of 12 guns, from a cruize ; during which ibe captor.
cd a French chalk mares, *having on board 4000 •
dollars. The dollars were tattn out, and the vela .
being in baaafi, and of little value, they defiroyed
her. Came in from the Manuel fleet the V sits,
of 74 guns ; and the MAJESTIC, of do. Sailed -the..
PELTS! gun brig for the Downs :—Alfo the Lege'
W rmed fhip, of t 8 guns, with difpatchcs to ,
the wcaward,faidto be of importaate.

PORTSMOUTH, ber. 4.—Sailed the Sri'wimp.
brig of war; oh a croize. Wind S. W.
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FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GlATisf ND, OCTOICII 4.--PatTrd by, the Cbadoeta de Pear. •
fia, Scharer, froin Seville; Boyne, Rdd. from kips and Zan.
loft, In" Danteic.--Saited the Wham and Mali'nary:
and Loyalift, I.ynden, for Junks; Packet him UMW Oros *4
des, for Lifbnn; Non, foe Caneyekt Dolph* /SSW
Saturatoq, Cornelius; and Hoope, far Ansfterdsia. • ~ t
Atatven—oa. Doter, Neptene. Crabtree. hues Virginloww% •
Cowes, Jnfeoh. hem New York—;At BMW, Hanliging.
from Lithos ; and Thie Defufters,, from St. Andermot
At Clyde, Commerce, Gak, from Now Saida.

The Richard. Brocklefby; and tie Good home, fitwoott, for •
I..tindno,f.iiled front Cadiz on the stik of ScpseatAtorosodaTeavor
of the Kent man of war, (arrived at Portfieulan
the night of the 28th ult. twenty five Mingo, & Mao(
The Court of Dir,..ftois of the FAR Calopoi
• I
up fat five coy: the flifo S:aleibr Cl.,a of 143/1:11"Z
Coal leave alto permitted Mr. Lanham to YAM a feroflTwTl,"."
In the room of the late thlp Kea, to be econnontlod-by )dT.
Hall, the Chief Mate, the Captain davit, boat soloonniftif
Itille4 in her defence. ft is expcdted cTM boloroched tipVipt,
ginning of Vecenthet, azt.

Friday, arrived in Leith Roads, the ETH4nntfrk,
g tte, Captain STI WART. from a c trim ,
the Mips under the orders of Admiral Coemirbigh
off Ferrol, have been regularly fappliad daring!
their long cruize 'ankh& pi ovnionsaad atertables
twice a week from the Sparta Coat.

TIM oars Fors.—Yeficrchty after:tool, between •
two and three o'clock, loom Efq. ton to Am-
TFWNY GILL, Ufa. Coroner f r the City of Welleniao
ate, held an inouell at the fign of the Fonthers,lh
Dean-Riect. Wi.dmintier, on the body of Mrs.. Ann.
Fatlinall, the lady who was burnt to death be the
fire in Unioniareet. After the Jury were fworn, they
proceed to the Vs'orkhouie, molly oppofita, to take
a view of the body, which was in a (hell, but reduced
to Toth a Rate as not'ell a tenth Pan of it, beta
Owirdlod op in a lump, with the limbs banal, •
She was in the 72d year of her age. No assommei
fa& tranfpired. In a few minutes the Jury thoreforar t
returned.a verdin of—Ateastal Death. Mr. Holm* •
a hair-draw, who refedes in Union-ninety was cm
the Coroner's Jury. He law the deccafed at bar
windows fitiog to get out. Mrs. Fes anal was of
a very rcfpanable family in Hertfordfliires whither
her remains are to be carried for interment.
Awn TOIIIII, Mrs. STORK'S apprentice, wholeaped •
out of the garret window into the greet, waaa fine
girl, about 16 years of age. After (be was taken to .
the Weflminfler Infirmary the never fpoke, and was
in eonflant convolfions. . None of her bbnes Mere
broke, though the leaped about so (Sett. She died
yesterday evening between 6 and 7 o'clock.
Eon. Meet, the (errant maid, about 16 years of
age, who likewife leaped out.of a window, bpi wboas .
hill was broken by being caught in asblanket, we ars
happy to learn, Mr. Lyon, the furgcon, boa every
hopes of her recovery. There ate none of her Won
broken, as reported; but her head is leveret/au, and
the is all over much bruited. Both girls were very
much fcnrched by the fire before they leaped out.
The (hocking death of Mrs. Fineman, and the
hardly lefsdreadfulalternative to which the two poor
girls were forced on Wednefday wonting, by leaping
from the garret of the boufe on fire in Uoionillrimr.
Wefirnintler, ought to ad as a warning to the with
officers of this metropolis, to fee that fire-ladders ar
kept in contfant order and readinefs; and to direr%
their watchmen and petralcs, on the firft alum,, to
give affiftance in bs nixing them to the (pot; for this.
purpofe, a key of the -ladders and engine-horde coigne
conßantly to be hung up in every watch boa of the
parifh. that no time tho,fld be 101 l in fruitlefs &arch.
or calling up perfons to get the key. It it a "mkt
chcly tic:leftism, that two ladders. which are pro
ed at the parith expence, lofty e;:ough to reach the
garret of M-s. STOtles bottle. were hanging in the
paffage opporite Weamintleohall, within 40 yards of
the fpi.t. whild three lives were fo dreadfully endan-
gered fur the want of them : but the key of the fame
was (or ought, according to the notice on a board
tb,ro, to be at St. Margaret's watch-naafi, three
times that ditiance, in the oppofite direiffioo. We
hope that the parilb officers, not of St. Margaret's •
only, but of every parilk in London, will attend to
this fubjed, and employ watchmen, &iliac and cape.
ble of atfifling in bringing the ladders. The honks
which were burnt down will not be rebuilt, for it is
undcrftood, that in confcquence of an AR, which par-
fed the LIR Seffien, Government intend, as foots as
pofthle, with due regard to the convenience of the
tenants, to pull doom all the hour's between New
Palace Yard and King-fireet, and St. Margaret's
Chords - yard, excepting only the Ordnance Office.
It is afro underttoost, that the row of houfes on the
North-fide of New Palace Yard are to come down,
fo that a perfon coining alongWeaminlter-bridge,
will, from the AriJgefoci, have an uninterropted
view of St. Maryatet's Chinch, and the venerable
and fuperb pile of Wegminfler-Abbey, towering over
it. A part rf the ground intended to be cleared
between King fireet and New Palace Yard, hadbeen
purchafed by tve CoAnty, fot crating • new Guild-
hall, instead iit the prefent &Mons-Honk in King-
greet t but in c.infeintenes of the palling of the AR
above men:iuned, Government have repaid the par.
cha..e.enor.er to the Crunty e • and the now old end
meld, toohtiiigs, intended forWenminflar-maket.
arc to con:: lemon, to make mom for the Wen
02.idt:221.

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111. RUMOR,
Sir Rosser Wisson's late pamphlet having at-
hafted meifiderable attention in this militory Ita-
lica, theluilice of his obtetvations, and eveit hi, inten-
tion in poldilhing them to the world,have been called
in quettino, and have incurred the cenfore of many
I therefore requell your infertion of a few kiddie;
entices net the (objets he treats on, as they may be
acceptable. to feveral readers of your paper.
Sir ROBVRT gives a very platifible, and perhaps toe
Joe maim for not tranfinittinghiswen Scant ltrifturee
through a more private and eligibles channel to the
eye they were deigned for; and unfotesnately his
boot is not calculated to gain friends, ratio avert ill
natured criticihrt. Ease did not fee out with flatteriag
the rood mime/roes tinged bbdy in the kingdom,
who 'took. as /am, be jealous of that honour
which they have defervedly attained already, though
nor at the cameo's Mouth. sad Sky will giorioufiy
uphold their cherafter by their noble east-patriotic '
ezentues spina the enemy, Sunda occafion offer,
onewithelnding the difparaging opinioit which the
Lieutenant Camel entertains of their provrefs. In
forme sof his advice, one might topple thit he
• to be merry Mils expense of the volunteers ;
for the cult of another rizireartal caw will not, (mi.
many fpeakitst, endanger their loyalty I nor would
. a imam with a red afar fare to augment their '
seal, by (clothing their vanity. So accoutred, Imes-
yFrenchmen might take them fora Peritax wary
lfreitrire and Leiria: de Plate, loaded with good
ills f nod fuck a fight might whet their (words as
well as their appetites I or. if undeceived, the limit
Jaw would -be fare to mark the " Alston. Slop.
Mire for flaoghter ; naturally expeaing to find in
their pockets home el the contents of their counters.
Withal' doe deference for the volunteers of the metro-
it lime fair. as simpered, that they alone should
be*sups &oat this hese #. dihedral. Dreffed as
elesseinftemesow are, like the regular army, they
mg* made efe of on malty occafions to deceive
the inlay as to the teal number of veteran foldierts
and as able General will not defile flub litatagems.
' The comperifew of the Carthaginian army, oompof-
ed of velem tee*. volunteers, and mercenaries,
with oar regulars, volunteers, and Hanoverian le-
git*, le saftwomate. What I are hitif6 Velsreteers
not 'spilled to Sand a firft fire ? Did not the yen.
starry in Ireland evince. during the rebellions a
seal and gallantry oriel to the molt di(ciplined
erupt cedar, hreffireaer. fighting far their native
foloold herd duces be dear and !acted to them,
to be dlliskidied I Isst Sr kaiser Wit.sor ensfe this.
and foneseekitharddie ik and strelleatoos on
tbusinseeeresf United • . and all hbo
rah ines pathos mil I vibe to the pro-
peller d drefiggienrow which follow. Does not the
Wide fyikest tegskearendown i Are not the Fret
Cara mho asnierwas Ilit a privileged body, which
bow h herd spots veteran oracles who have keyed
la %%fiche 'Lau, ad bus emend pet usirageina
tbi 'Prete, Ist have faced more formidable foes,
Amu sad ZOO, in every ginner of the Gloss i Is
k Sot mole nd& that aWs difgracefel minifh-
WM is. logging prevailed is the Lenin of the
only free nadoe I. Europe ? And can it be denied,
-W up confident* parfait, that the pay of the officers
is Meek toofinall in proportion to the great &peel-
Oils downy t The landlord, the farmer. the hers
Shales the trsdansas. tta better bisafelf. sad, ales
a IbutUbily depreenwl, inn, like water. rife mike
fesiner keel: but the defender. of. his eseetry is
elm ate met dear hob deeper seder the
of amturattlatsidilficalties That the price
oWen for consenifft' ens is no proof to the contrary,
Sir ROOSILT gives fore appufite sates in point, and
mirk more amid be Paid to eflablifit the fat, that
ask of overgrown fertetwooly keep up the abaft
is lbe fide of emissillions. to the detriment of wen
sfliA rich, bre Mare tete/We families. Loa word,
into the toner as Cornets or Eafigns is tee
pestered in the fire iallance, and much has the
of the krviee (offered in confequence. The
&mak tit has been ottenikd to even fubalterns,
wisale pay was inareafed tterektelly for the purpofe of
- withheld le vedirl. Can there be a greater 1
- we except the inflanee of the bat
-
1 hid, are palmed upon Captains of
and melee the nugatory promife of the
ming their property at the end of four
tie resiree remain it Ergland, they are
ible for them in cafe they fhould die in
and all are made fubje& to contingent
:hoeing, Sc. and at the fame time cao
or thefe horfes for any m irate purpofe,
would naturally be better taken care of;
t ifismediate charge of men of honour,
not fail to have them ready for fervice
` notice. In addition to the pay of
officers, that of the nos-ereerefreeni
aitgmented, as it would be of incalcu-
lable -hese Igt to the fervice to render the fituatimi of
theft ufeM men more refpettable and lefs precarious
than it is at preterit i and would befides be a check on
their conduel' as they would have mere to kr,. The
hope of becoming non-cotruniffinned, and perhaps
commitimed officers. would induce many above the
meaner fort to Will, and if,• befides, the further in-
ducement of engaging for a term of years was held
not, we fhould loon have no army of ref-ive, but a
refpeitable ififtrefteik force.
- -

There, aull ether immvements, are no doubt un-
der the confideratinn of his Royal Highneua the Com-
mander in Chief, to whom the army is indebted fur
le missy reta ms ; and I au& you will have the libe-
rality to pnblifh this paper, which the opinion of cc:
vend military friends of mine induces me to fend to
you, and no one can be offended at obfervations which
are levelled againft no perfen or party whatever.
I am, Sir, your humble Servant,
Wisetwiler, Sept. 27, doe. ♦ VOLVNTIIIII.

Workaday night, a joorneymAn froith, who f,r a
triflim waive, had drank a quantity of brandy, fell
doles n Carnaby erect, and expired.

A fellow wbn has been lnng known as a public de-
predator, was yellerday brought be f..retbe agi drat CI
at Matlboro4treet, under tufpieinus cireumllanees;
when on bet, slked hrnv he lived ?he replied—
., That he bed hid nn regular 'Tuller during the isfi
Grven years. having been h4ckeii About in diluent
plin.tah during that period."

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