Star.
London, England, 1801-10-02 00:00:00

FROM LLOYDS 'arr.

DEAL, Ocros r a ~=Sailed the Ast atou frigate,
Admiral Natsnw ; Et ram* advice boat; and fe-
'eral gun-bath on a croim.—Wind`N. N. W.
11134DCT011111 11.--E4ffed by the Henry.
Banc', from Stockholm.—Sailed the Vrow Anna,
for Rotterdam ; 'Beaver. GOODIN°, for
liamburgh ; and Johanna Carolina, —, for Lif-
bon ; and Jane, for &don.

At
At Fal
Wait, freer liescolena.
At Clyde-atary, Iced; Caledonia. Ferric; liapikrates,
Galt Holm. GRA, ; and Harmony, Henry, bons lairtaL a.
At Liverposi--Bonocb, Reify; and Venerable, IVinestp,
from Jan-Wes; WlNsm, —, from New Yeti; and Header-
lon, Amber, from Virginia. •
At Bensel..-Orant, Peacock ; Mentionten. •••••■•- i and
LoyaU t, Walton, trent Leaden.
At Madni-Whint, from London.

ARRIVED.
; Alien, from Jamaica.
Sa, Laky, lies Senegal; aml Ncitor.

At St. Hekma....LAK, boodo; from Ilearal.
Offtbe Cape—Hors. from Bombly; Commie of Su-
therland. sang.Cialo. —; Aurora --; and lel-
frmal
At Iformooth—.4.44mescLeplogwell; sod liberty. harr,
from Norway; Mary Ahm Illrattow & FrioadhiArr,
Shayamed ; Taylor; nod Wiliam MIK
London 1 fiso, Tafild & aml Prime* Advantage*
fr an the Mani ; Nymph. aced; and zsysois,Urquhars,
nom Limehal
An American fiitate Isis taken a Tripolis* du:
b-ck the Roads of Malta. **tea /so& dermas
enwasent.- WOW fiwit
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fitIIDSOR sprzonak ga

This -"morning the firft divificid Of the %Store
fordfbire Militia, confiding of the two Ralik, and
three Battaliori CoinpAnies, with' the field-pieces.
•mufic, and colours, marched' in here from Big-
(hot, and took polleffion of the Infantry Barracks
which have been fitted op for their reception,. four
tfoups of the loth (Prince of WALES'S) Regiment.
of Light Dragoonsi iris es petted will occupy. the
Cavalry Barracksip morrow or the next day.
Windfor will be 4Atretnelylively for the remain.
.ler of the feafon, from the refidence of the ROYAL
FAMILY, the great influx of jhe Military, aided by
their two bands of inufV, edema:KA fuperior'to a .
in-the Britifis fervice. •
Yet erday the Panic& Of Cosine and his 'fake-
viftted Witnifor, and after feting every objed war•
thy of attention, in the CAR, and Tb+ini pen-
ceecied to the treit)'ark to infped the Icsicei im-
provements, mod from thence joir-
nej to Brighton. • ' .

Their Mertsrms and the Pautctssaa vntlkod
on Mader:sight anathe Efplanade, Weymouth,
and fpent the evening at the Lodge: •
Wedriefdry morring•her Rolitl'itighhefs Prin.
eels tA 'of Oloneeftert bathed. After break-
raft their !derider's and the Parncassas,Prirke
Adozr H us, and Princes Sur drailofiGloueefter, ac-
companied by their attendance, <Walked on the
Efplanzde till twelve o'clock. : •
_• . • .
Whe Duke ,f':Yue& irs-Ived a Haraich on
horfebeck. ablaut Ntlipit two on Monday after-
:soot, frontrotat'Clafton. His Royal; Highnefs,
•vris accompanied by Lord Coanwlft.rist Genet-id
DYADS the Marquis of 'W6ILCSIITiII, Earl of
Measvistm. the Duke's Aide-de-Camp, and one
or two other perfons of diftintlion. After refresh-
ling half qn hoar, they proceeded acrofs the water
to LAnciggard Fort, in the barge of the VLIT/1
gmatiflarp.:s Royal Highnefs and his fuite re-
turned from Landguard Fort aboof two hours af-
te: wards; and inornediatelyfet off for Colckellei.
NVednefday afternoon his Roy'l; Highnefs the
Commander in Chief arrived in Town after hay-
ing reviewed the troops in the EA.:l.n DiftriEt,
and infpeeted the,differsnr military Rations in that
part of the kligd'om.
, -
r-On: Midday talk! there -wail& very-numerous
meeting oftreLientenarfcrin the eountof of Effex,
holden at the Blare Hall in Chelmsford, at Which
the Lord. Lieutenant, Lord BR/4./1101M, prifided.
The meeting, on his Lordfhip's motion, unani-
moufly refoived to carry into the fallen effett the
provonary ftatate of the 38th of his prefent Ma-
rifiT,wriPating.she internal defence of the king-.
dom, by arranging all die energies of that coun-
tyttoWnisbki it eft4; ually to refill the threatened
invaficni'df the enemy.
The-Paris Papers Rate, that CrtneZal ROdlIANI•
Blatt, who had the command of the French troops
in the Genoefe territories, had let out for Paris,
and it was fappofed was to have a command in the
as or, • n the coafts. General Riac ',enemy. if we
tniftake not, ferved in the Welt-iredres, and-ia well
:acquainted with the different Wands.
On the tfith tilt. Monsieua of France and the
Pauses of Como!, attended by a number of their
friends, and the Abbe de Lussauc,-vrent to the
Qtni en's Houk. to fee the Kreo's private Library.
W.ilsalt 11 aao, the principal Librarian, (hewed thein
the diterent apartments, where a collet:Hon of not
left shad eighty thoufeed volumes is depolited, and '
where tome of the works of the belt mailer* are
contain:d. The Princes appeared anxious to have
every interesting particular- fully explained to
them, and teemed peculiarly delighted with the
cartoons of Rar thin., which are certainly unique
in their kind. They alfo examined with great in-
tereß the engravings and defigns reprefenting the
ceremonies and dreffes ufed at the Coronation of
the Eoglith and French Kings,'efpecially that of
CHARLES the Ild, and Janes the lld, in Eng-
land ; and Loins the XVth and XVlth, it France.
Having Purveyed all the other curiofities which the
Library prefented, among which a maniifcript in
folio, written by form of the ancient Patti, of
Perna, which was fent re a prefent to the. Lao
from te EAR Indies, coil 'tool. Resting( and is
now in a Rate of high prefervation, attracted thei
particular attention, they returned after a vifie or
hive hours.
Tit* tifhop if Taorls, M. de BAOULi arrived
in London on Saturday, without having. previouf-
ly received the Pors's brief. His fentuments re-
main doubtful, but he mull range himfelf on the
fide of thofe who give or who refufe their refigna-
tion. As to Monf. de la Tour:, who is called
Billop of Mousier, and who ii for the fdrrender
of the Sees, it molt be admitted that it is impof-
fible for him to give his refignation, becaufe he
has no title of Bifitop, and the Bilhopric Mou-
Lin s has not been regularly conferred upon him.
It was in theeontemplation of Louis the XVlth
only that Monf. de la Tout mould have the Bi-
fhopric of Montana when that Prelacy mould be
eftabliftied.
. A fpecies of cntertaintbent was lately given by
Joins C. Burman, Efq. aid his lady, at their
lodge at Belcamp, whirl we ctuald with more
generally praCtifod by the c °entry Gentlemen of
Ireland :—Be fides the Gentlemen of the neighbour-
hood, upwards of 100 of the tenantry, labourers,'
artizans, &c. were among the invited, and plenti.:
fully feaftert on the lawn, at tables furnifbed moR
abundantly with beef, mutton, &c. and malt li-
qnors of the belt kinds were dißrtbuted with a li-
,•bcral hand. Pipers and (idlers excited to die ruf-
.k dance, and yarious other rural fpotts were in
&Aged in with unconftrained gaiety. A number
of children employed at a fa&ory inßitated by the
laudable andlndicions lustriadty-df tits. B. silo-
partierpeted in the 54opntilitiNI Its "fiy, and en.
derweatebe inf0...25011a their -It is by
nceitfienelly fharsopheir with the poorer'
and humbler order s of fociety, and promoting. their
huerefts •therthe a-ealthy and landed proprietors
fieditsitly unreel to them their ;tenantry and
the laborious elates of the people, and the lore pf