Star.
London, England, 1804-09-17 00:00:00

ROTAL PAWL r.

WITSIOUTN, Seri'. I 3.--Yellerday afternoon, tbe I
wind and tide were unfavourable fur the return of the
Royal yacht from (ea. big lglayisvir, therefore, and
his attendants, took to the barge a confiderable stray
from thelhore. Two of the yachts did not come to
their moorings before eight o'clock. Some of tile
company,' much against their will, fiert on board,
owing to the thick fog after dark, which prevented
their approaching the fhore. A greet nay landed
late in the evening, at fox miles ditlance from scone,
and were obliged to walk in the dark t the fog watfo
thick that they 101 l theinfelves, and were feveral hours
in arriving at their houle or apartmentg in this town.
This morning, the Princelfes Anolusra and 4o-
PHIA bathed. The troops in the neighbourhood
were all out; among them, the Duke of Cass mune F.
at the head of his German Legion. Hi. May say:
took a Mort ride to view them, but returned nn ac-
count'. of the fog, which Is Vequeptly very thick here.
SEPT. Jos.—This monolog their MAJIBST3III left
Gloucefter Lodge for the Royal Sovereign yacht.--
'Me day being remarkably fine, they continued croi•
flog until near five o'clock, when a thick fog coming
on, they left the vac, four leagues at lea, stud pro-
ceeded to thire in the turge, where they arrived per•
fetily Cafe about feven t the yacht did not came io till
eleven:
SEPT. ,5.—LaR evening his KIIIIISTY went forth'
porpole of infPetling the picket g-aard, but from their
marching- to their potts earlier than hitherto, h•
NI..JSITY was ton late. He then proceefed to the
Efplaniode, and walked for confider:able cline.
About half pall fix o'clock thi. morning the Kige
took his ulna ride, but returned in a ihort time to
prepare for the grand review of the troops iintionte
here. Their MA/ ISTI f And SSSSS poweedsJ
in &lemons, and the Royal Doris on hoot /aback, to
the rood, mar Maiden-Cattle. On their &trivalent
the round,they we.e met by all the General Officers:
his MAJMY mounted his charger. and proceeded to
pats the front °of the different lines one-vs:red, any
was received with arms prefented, colours flying, and
the bands playing " God lava the King," &c. He
then, accompanied by the tt,nyal Dukes, took kir
Rand in the centre, and the different regiment s march-
ed pall him by companies. A molt excellent that'
fight then comminced, in which the fi:ld artillery
bore a confpicuous part. The whole concluded highly
to the fatisfailion of his Majavrr. The Doke of
9•J S rtived here this day..

INTELLICL►WCB.

MAILS THIS HA'
All. DUB..

.—Wind Nltti.

I"71;:i0 1 1 :-14nVouruh
Waterford 0 2 Uumnburgli
Liana 1 0 I

Pill. NM
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I 0

PENZANCE, SEPT. keILIS the mortality
continues among the French pillows on board the
Polly of London, QSARAN TON mailer, which, as
mentioned in my I.ta, put in here wind-bound from
Jamaica, a., I am informed three more of the French

prifiner• were buried yefleriay morning, about feven
o'clock A. M. After which the got under weigh, And

has failed for Falmouth, under convoy of the Gin-
ti (ITT floop of war, Capt. Bass, with the wind about
S. S. W. blowing a hat breeze. The total number

of the French prifoners buried from the above weed.
I am given to under-114nd, is now turencyfour. and

there are lever.ll more very ill of the Caine diforder,

which is reprefented to be the finery, accompanied
with a diarrhcca ; bot I am happy to be able to Pate,

that the diforder has not communicated to any but

the French prifcners, fome of whom (notwithfland-
ing the mortality daily before their eyes) are as tri-
fling as can be conceived, and employ thesisfelves its

tinging, dancing, &c. &c.
At about one o'clock P. M Capt. HALLAIMT,
Commander of the Pencibles, received a Letter from
the Lieutenant of the fignal poll on Tetter Drew

(St. Buryan) informing him, that at ten minutes
pall eleven o'clock, A. M. the signal at St. Levan re-
peated fignal for a fmall privateer being off the
Land's End, and that eleven brigs were going round

the land at the fame time. In confequence of this

intelligence, nntice was immediately fent to Captain
Joiror, of the DoL►Ntll cutter, who with the greateft
aCtivity got under i.:igh 3nd flood to the wellward
—.have alto been informed by a Gentleman who bad