Star.
London, England, 1807-11-03 00:00:00

LOUIS XVtIL

Saturday 1411 Mr. &WOK, from the Alien Office,
proceeded to Yarmouth with official orders refpetting
the landing of this Prince from on board the Troje.
He reached Yarmouth on Sunday morning, and
yeflerday the Royal Vifitor was landed from the
Swedifh velrel, under the title of Dues vs Lit.t.s,
accompanied by the Duke de BssaY and a numerous
retinue. He was received on (bore by the Duke de
BOURBON and feveral other branches of the Royal
Family, who reached Yarmouth on Sunday after.
noon. The populace cheered him on his landing.
Thwwhole of the Family were to leave that place yef-
terday afternoon.

Hamburgh and Altona papers to the 2 la ult. have
been received. An article from Kid contains an
account of the failure of an attempt, by a Brit&
fquadr.n, to get poffelLon of a Danifh (hip of the
line, which had taken fhelter is the,port of Chrillian•
land. The Copy of the orders fent by the CROWN
PRINCE to General Pay as AN for the burning of the
Danifh fleet is a carious document.

Thefe papers afford little elk that is interelling, nor
had any intelligence of importance reached Ham-
burgh on the 23d.
Letters from St. Pettrfburgh, of the 6th ult. Rate,
that Lord Lay asom Gowre had direeed Sir STE-
PHEN SHAIEP to acquaint the Britills Merchants,
refiding in the Italian ports in the Baltic, that, in
reply to a prrpofal of his, Count Rom *vizors. had.
informed him, is that he mull decline, ander she engin:
cirrunglancer, to enter into any negotiation for a re-
newal of the Treaty of Commerce with Great
Britain." Whether this determination be the refult
of a compae with France, or the off.pring of that
commercial jealoufy and fulpicion which Ruffle teems
f late to have moll unaccountably conceived, we
have no means of deciding. It is not improbable
that both might have been concerned in producing it.

We have heard it rumoured, that Government
are about to declare war not only against the Danes,
but alfo againft Tufcany, Ragufa, Naples, Seven
Iflands, and all other States and Ports in poireffion
of France or her Allies, in the Adriatic and Medi-
terranean Seas.

Sir SIDNEY SMITH left town yeaerday for Ply.
mouth, to fuperintend the fitting out of an important
expedition, from that putt, of the Naval Department,
of which it is Rated he will have the command. He
had a lung conference with Lord Aluecaars at the
Admiralty, immediately before he proceeded on his
journey. We do not yet know the extent of the force
which is to compote this armament, but it is Rated
that Ehi LONDON, BEDFORD, MARLBOROUGH, ELIZA-
BETH, and ROYAL GEORGE, are in preparation at
Plymouth, and that they are to be joined by the
VALIANT, POMPEE, CAPTAIN, and feveral frigates,
from Portfmouth. Tranfports, it is alfo Rated, are
lying at Portfmouth, to take on board po3 troops.
Si: SIDNEY is to hoitl his flag on board of the POM•
PEP. It has been_ reported that this Expedition is
to proceed to the Tagus, but all that is Lad of its
definition is, of cnurfe, mere vonjeaure.

At an early hour yelterday morning, Lord CATtt•
CART, accompanied by his two Sons, arrived at
Windfor. Soon after their arrival the bells of Wind-
for Church and St. George's Chapel rang a merry
peal, to welcome his Lordthip's return from Copen.
hagen. His Lordlhip's arrival being made known
to his MAJESTY, as loon as he had finilhed attending
to the dilpatches brought by a Mellinger from Mi-
lliners in London, 14is MAJESTY was pleafed to give
an audience to his LordHOP for a confiderable time.
Irefterday the Duke of KENT completed his fortieth
year ; his Royal Higltnels arrived at Windfor at an
early hour yetterday morning to attend their MAJSS-
TIEs in the celebration of the day in a private manner.
The morning at Windfor was uthered in with the
firing of guns and ringing of bells. In the evening
their MAJESTIES had a Idea party to a concert and
ball.

Sunday morning Captain NEWHOUSE'S Company
of Royal Artillery, who dillingttilhed themfelves
under Sir ARTHUR Wer.awstar in Zealand, landed
at Gillingham, and commenced their march for Can-
terbury, where they had been Rationed f"r there 18
years pall : they were all in high fpirits and have
not loft a man.
Saturday a fudden order reached Chatham for all
the regiments in garrifon to move : the Cardigan and
ad Weft York Militias marched for Feverfham and
Ofpringe barracks ; and the 77th, under Colonel
WHITELOCR, to quarters at Rochefter ; they are ex-
pedled Ibortly to march for Lincoln. A Troop of
;loyal Honk Artillery Drivers marched into Bromp-
ton.
Three companies of Royal Artillery from Copen-
hagen, are expected into Brompton barracks.
The Mat quis of WE LLESLiky has purchafed Hamp-
ton Court,, near Leaminfter, of Lord Es sax.
Yefterday the new LORD MAYOR proceeded in an
elegant new private carriage from Guildhall, pre-
ceded by the City Officers, and attended by feveral
Aldermen and the Sheriffs, to be introduced to the
LORD CHANCELLOR.
NORTHERN MEETING, INVERNESS.•—The Annual
Meeting commenced the lath ult. and during the
latl three days was more numerous than it has been
for man► years pall. The good humour, harmony,
and fociability which prevailed, was Co particularly
confpicuous as to be remarked by every one prefect.
Among the company affembled, we °braved,
Lady Mary Rol% Lady Seaforth, Mils Mackenzie. Hon. Mrs.
Frafer, Lovat, Lady Mackenzie, Gairloch. Lady Munro, Novar,
&c.; the Earl of Kinnoul, Lord Alexander Gordon, Hon. Gover-
nor Stuart, Hon. Colonel Fraft.r, Lovat; Sir Hator Mackenzie,
Galrloch ; Sir Charles Rofs, Balnagoun, Sir Alexander Munro,
NOM'; Sir Mrxarider Mackenzie, dcc. Sec.