Star.
London, England, 1805-02-21 00:00:00

titE he Der.

Yelerday heft titi Ott appointed by Pro-
amnion for a puMis SRI% and hatmtlation before
ALSSIOUTV Gosh, VG thifeech forme& of our Sus,
and pray fat foccefs eti his Maje rs arms; the two
Hodes of Parliament. the Corporation of London,
and fermi' of the Volurfteer Corps attended divine
ferric', as ulbal upon inch &callous.
The Houle of Lords went to H the VW,
Chapel in Weitininiter Abbey whereinolt exellent
fernson was preached by the Right Rev. the Hilltop
Rocheter. The ferrite of the day was read by the
' Rev. Mr. PILIDDIS and Mr.
The Hoofs of Commons heard prayers, and a
moll insprefilve &awn, by the Rev. COMMIS Hex-
er HALL, Chaplain to the Hoofs of COMM% at St.
Margaret's Church, near the Abbey. The Right
Honourable the Speaker was ekorted to and from
Church by a party tithe City of Wellainfier Loyal
Volunteers.
Mr. Bala predcbed isetore a number of the Nobi.
lity and per&ns of diAiotlion at the Chapel Royal.
The Sinop of London performed the Communion
(mice. The charming anthem 44 0 Lord help us,"
compaed by the late Dr. Amu), was funs by
Meas. W. Knyrett, Neild, and Page.
The Loan Havoc and Sheriffs went in Rate to St.
Paul's. The Honourable Artillery Company, Col.
La Mistime, marched to the fame Church, where
a (ermon was delivered bt the Rev. Woo;
Chaplain to the Lord Mayor, the matter and man-
ner of which imparted the moil lively (ark of Cita-
tion duty to all who heard him.

The Prince of Wales's Loyal Volunteers, Coloud
M. P. Amman. went to 8t Mar's Church, where
In excellent ferules was preached by the Ref. T.
Roosts. The Duchefs of NORTNUNIIIRLAND and
kveral other perfons of diainaion were prefent.
The Dote of Glonceller's Loyal Volunteers, Col.
Lord Vikount CUSTWIND, attended at South Aud-
ley Chapel

The Prince William Frederic's Loyal Volunteers,
Major Bess, beard an excellent lemon at St. Cle-
ments' Church, by the Rev. Dr. Lswaence.
The St. James's Loyal Volunteers, Colonel Lord
Ammar, were at St. James's Church, where they
heard an excellent fermoo by the Rev.'Dr. Am:maws.
The Old St. George's, Colonel the Earl of Cuss-
Teaviain, attended divine Orrice at the Church of
St. George's, Hanover-fquare.
The Loyal North Britons went to Dr. Youno's
alteLondon Wall.
e‘ Farringden Ward Without Alfociation did
doable duty, as they not only attended divine fer.
vice In their put& church, but were infpetited by one
of the Reviewing Colonels. They went through the
manual and platoon exercifei, with foam few move-
ments, with *r *unlimited excellence, and teemed
to have 101 l nothing from their late difnfe of drills.
The Infrp2.o6cer expelled Moifelf in stunstarns of a den.
Me Landon Militia, to the number of Soo,
under Sir Joan Esau, (their Colonel) beard divine
fervice at Chris Church, Newgate-greet ; as did soo
Of the yth regiment of Loyal lAndon Volunteers.
The three regiments of Eaft India Volunteers, to
the number of about sOOO, were divided, and atten-
ded at the following Churches :—St. Andrew's, tin-
&rank Aldgate, St. Michael's, Corolla), and Alba&
lows, Barking, Tower-Sit:et ; at the lag church the
River Fencibks, under Commodore Lucite, likewife
attended.

The 6th Register, to the number of 600. heard
divine ravine at Balhopfpte and Great St. Helen's.
Several other of the London Regiments alfo went
to the Churches belonging to the particular diftria in
which they were railed.
The following are a few of the Texts chden for
the day s

AT Till Aareulerembh, chap. & v. I. a De thou inftrudted,
late as sand
0 ;creaks,
that none left my ad depart
d." from thee—left !make thee dein.
inhabite
AT ST. SLIIIMAIRT'II•••EpiIUe to the Remota, AIL t, Port of
v. 31. if God be on our Ade, who cm be spina ."
AT ST. Paues—ifalah. asp. 57. T. 53. Tit people hall
make a found like the oak of many waters; but Goa re bake
them, sad they ball See far off, and Sad he chafed as the chaff
the
of the mou
whirlwin&" ntains before the wind, and as a rafting thing before

At Sr. htsarnes.aPtabo yo. Obriow. bee Uwe
to &Aver me; make Mae to belp me, 0 Lotto. Let them be
cooftwoded aad put to game that feek my fold ; let them be
tamed backwards and pot to rebuked= leek my hurt."
- -

At ST. Cutasues—Pfdat prt of v. 4-01 inatiae par
swu bean area your bed, aad be kW'

Tellerd_ay morainE, the
_Royal Family, attended
by Colletbli Urea , Often', FIMOT and MANS In,
walked to Si. George's Cape!, and beard a Sermon
preached by Mr. Lawn, from the 7th Chapter of
the ad Book of Chronicles, toli verfe. The Royal
Family, after attending divine ferrite. left Windfar
at one o'clock. His Mammy flopped at Kew, and
the Qgaza and Faracesses proceeded to town, and
anive3 at the Qrea's Houk at half pall 3 o'clock.

telterday the Prince of WALM the Dukes of
Toles Rear, Cannibal, and Sussex, dined with
her MaJISTY.
Tnefday evening rtes Oratorio was performed at
Windfor Calle, by the Gentlemen of the Moir, be-
fore the Royal Family and a Idea party.
The Earl of Damon° and fuite left Bath. early on
Monday fall, for his new purchafed feat at Exmouth,
in Devnalbire i and on Toefday mornin Peace
Cluing, Erg. with his daughter, his Lordihip's in-
tended bride, fet of for the fame place t and this day
the nuptials betireen his Lordlhip and Ittifs CLARKS
were celebrated. The Lady,who is only &teen, be.
flows bey fair hand, with 80,0001. in cid, and a clear
eftate of iB,oool. per annuli.

Yeßerday Piccadilly was thronged, from three till
five o'clock, promenaders °Cloth fetes, traverf.
from ing to and Hyde Park.
Hyde-park was a gay Rene yellerday forenoon:
the warmth of the fun induced many vifitors. The
following carriages were in the ring : the Doke of
GLOUCESTER, Duchefs of Sr. ALBAN'S Lady CAS.
TLBILAAGUI_ Sm. ; and among( the equeirlans
were, the Duke of Mowraoss, Earls CHAILEINIONTi
KINGSTON, and BARRYBIOR Lords ELLAWBORQUOU
and CASTLIIIMIN ; and the Honourable Mr. CAUL.
F ;ALM Among the pedefirians were,- Lord Ls CA LI,
Alderman and Mys. Pilaus, Baron GAAHAII, and
Mr. Lewis.

1144UtIC4L INTALI6ENCE.

DAY.—Wind S. S. E.
la[. bus. Att. out.
noblel I I liaosbarik o 6
Waostarti o WM= o •

Famoonlit, Psi. tB.—Asrived the Spanifh
N. 8. del Rofario, of about soo tons, laden with fu-
gal', cochineal, cocoa, logwood, hides, and about
70,000 dollars, froui.the River de la Plata, captured
about fourteen data (ince off the Wefiern Ifiands by
the Ilium re frigate, Honourable Captain Heavier.
Arrived the Mary, Gasenwav, from Bengal ; Lady
Warren, KIDDER land Rebecca, Wsnos, from Hon-
duras. all la@ from Milford. Sailed the Swum
Hoop of war, on a cruize--Wind Eagerly.
PORTSMOUTH, Fel. to.—Arrived the GLITHOOND
frigate, from a croize. This day the CAIIiLLA fri-
gate was releafed from quarantine.—Wind S. W.
Dsai., FED. so—Arrited the Qum:iron frigate,
from Sheernefs ; Jammed frigate, BaiALISZ and
TIMMS gun-brlge, from bff Calais, and multi in
the Downs with the reit of the (hips as per lail.
Doves, Fn. 19.—A great deal of firing was heard
from hence yellerday evening, and in the night, from
the oppofite fhore—no news has tranfpired, bat it is
conjeaured that Come of our cruizert bad fallen in
with one of the enemy's convoys going doWn along
&ore to Boulogne; Come fifhermen jug come in re-
port that they few one of our gun brigs going into the
Downs, with a veffel in tow, but they were not near
enough to melte out what the was. At five
P. M. a fine Sip is jail come in, taken by the Au-
TUNIS hoop of war and two gun brigs. She came out
of one of the French ports, and was taken off Eftaples ;
the Frenchmen on board efcaped on &ore. A very
heart fire was kept up from the &ore on our (hips
and boats in boarding from the French light artillery.
They were left in chase of more craft.
Panzawei, Frs. :h.—Since my fait arrived his
Majcity's brig Coccavatcs, and the French lugger
rigged gun boat No. 313 ; alto the Prntfian hoop
Sachet, for Embden, from Padftow, in ballaß ; the
Alexander, bf and from Limerick, for Lon.
don; and the gallid Vrow Margaretta Henrietta,
B. Myna& matter, from St. Michael's, with fruit, for
London, in difirefs. Sailed the Kitty, NOAL, for
Brißol ; Ann, iftnorron ; and Delight, DUGGAN.
for Swanfel, with copper ore.
Waysiouvig Fes. 19.—Your account of the lots
of the Abergavenny perfealy agreed with what I
have heatd on the fubjea here ; we have jolt now
witneffed the bringing on Ihore fix of the, poor unfor-
tunate beings who were in her, one of them a Gen-
tleman of the name of BARWELI. as he is faid to be-
long to an EaR Indian family of Come confequence,
I thought this early intelligence of it might perhaps
be in Come degree worthy your notice, as it appears
to be correa—Fifty pounds reward having been of-
fered by band bills for finding the body, by a Gentle-
man, who is faid to bare left Weymouth this morn-
ing. A gold watch was in the pocket of the deceafed
youth, which had ftopt a few minutes after ten, about
the time the flOp went down, as it is fuppored; ano-
ther watch being found on one of the bodies, Rcpt at
entity the fame time,

The following forthet petticolart, refulting from
the loft of the Abergavenny, have lately tranfpired
Capt. Forbes and three privates, taken from the
wreck in a benumbed Rate, and put into the hold of
a (mall veffel, with as many as the could lately flow,
to be conveyed to Weymouth, died in gaining the
bore; though at I diftaece of not more than two
miles all of whom, together with Serjeant Hunt,
who died the fame day, were buried with military ho
noun, attended by their furviving companions, and
hundreds of fpettators. Another Serjeant, who has
furvived, had his arm &achingly lacerated by his
wife, who, being with him in the (hip's rigging, in
the laft agonies of life, bit her hatband in the arm,
and when the fell, never more to rife, tore with her
meta, and bore away a part of it.
Webber, (a Somerfetthire lad), the Captain's
carpenter or joiner, had a very miraculous efeape ;
he was wanted overboard when the (hip went down,
Mid with him, that is at the fame time, the (hip's
launch, having in it a cow and Come fheep—after
l:
fwinunie fame time, on feeing this boat he fortu-
nately d the fame, and got therein among the
cattle, whence he was taken Come time after-
wards.

The fpar-deck of the Sip is come up, and with it
many trunks and light goods, amongß others the
wtitinrcafe of Cornet Burgoyne: it was found by
fume peafants near Ofmington, who, not knowing
the nature or confequence of tome papers therein (us
a will and other documents, with a conGderable furn
of money), took it to Mr. Coates, the Reaor of the
parifh, who received the whole, and tent to inform
Mr. Burgoyne thereof, who is gone dawn to take
poffcrion of his property. Since this, many boxes
have been found empty.
The flap has been Purveyed, and the Company in
tend making an attempt to weigh her ; every hope is
entertained of their fucceeding in it, as the ground
where fhe lies is favourable for the purpore, and not
more than ten fathoms of water. Her yards, top-
mans, dtc. &c. have been taken down and brought
into this harbour by the Company's agent, Mr. Sa-
muel Welton, merchant, of this place.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
ORAMITIM. Fan. tp..-Safled the Belinda, Roberta, for DA..
tla Beek)). Qom, for Liam; and the Champion, Thompfas,
brCiallirtnn, Fes. se.—Pen -.,
d by, the Purikadon, from
BereYonas i Fredaiek Willhebn, Steeds ; Twe VA:Men,
Three Good Brothers, Kink; and the Trinun, Overhand, from
Rotteriam-,Salled the Henry, Smith, for Liffma ; Forfokett,
Allinger, for Leghorn; and the Thome% Weill, for Airier.
Aaaivsa-mAt Lk/impala, the Hu/km, Creliln, from Barbs.
goes; and the Clalfwirk, Kerflake, from Lancks-.At Sligo, Com-
merce, Prim, from New York—At Kinfale, Kingfton Packet, Ito-
kthifon, hem Jamaica, for London—At Boeftsaven, foduftry.--,
from laamit !or Dobliu-.Ag Vresueraca, liardett, Ors away,