Star.
London, England, 1804-08-01 00:00:00

confcionfnefs of the jullice of his twee, mall at the
fame time have produced a powerful tire& on the
mind of the Foreign Minifters, all of whom were
prefent, and who will, no doubt, tranfmit to their
relpeanie Courts the deep ionprellion which, at the
prefent crifis of Europe, fuch fentiments,fo expreffed,
were fo well calculated to itnprefs. Indeed, his Ma-
llory's appearance in every refpelt, and She compofed
and dignified manner in which he went through the
ceremony, brought up a general gleam of Joy in
every countenance, and their Lord(hips feemed to
congratulate each other on this unequivocal demon-
ftration of his MAJESTY'S entire and pedal recovery.

GOTTENSURGH
Three mails arrived this day from Gottenburgh.
The following is the only article of importance which
they have brought :
GOTTIVIBUILOII, 'pity 23.—By private letters
from Peter lburgb, received by the way of Hamburgh
thismorning, it appears, that a war between the
fians and Turks is determined upon, in which cafe it is
thought France will an. the latter; vakh may lead
to very important confequences. The EmPFROtt of
Russta has fet off far the Crimea, to irrpen the ar-
maments going on there. The Ruffisn Charge d'Af
(sires has left Paris."

If a war Ihotdd unfortunately break out between
Rana and the PORTE, France will, in all proba-
bility, embrace the inter& of the latter, as a fief)
to obtain the pareffion of Egypt, and tome of the
Grecian Wands, as the price of her aCtance. In that
cafe great circumfpellion, great prudence, great pm.
litical forefight, great abilities are required in the
Cabinet of this country.—By the decifion cn fo im•
portant a fubjeft, the fate of this country will be mate-
rially affeited. We have not time at prefent to enter
on the important difeuffion ; but we may, with a ter
fatisfailion, refer our 'readers to the utility, to
the need:My of the poCreilion of that mums abenew,
that imperil tutamen, MALTA, which we have never
ceafed to proclaim to the world, and which will in
the prefent circumflances, we mill, be warmly ac-
knowledged by all parties.

Yefferday about twelve o'clock, het MAJESTY and
the Princeires AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, and SOPHIA,
arrived at St. James's Palace from Windier. His
MAJESTY arrived about one o'clock in his poitchariot.
The Royal Party came by Richmond, to avoid the
huftle at Branford. In a thort time after the Arrival
of his Mail srv, the Royal Patty retired to the apart-
ments of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, where they par-
took of an elegant refrefhment provided by his Royal
Highnefs. After which his MAJESTY held a Privy
Council, which was attended by the Duke of M,'N •
tarots, Marquis of HatTroao,.Earls of hlaccer s•
HIED, CAMDEN, AvLsrato, and HARRINGTON ; Vif
counts CASTLIIE•GH, and MElill-IA; Lotds /levet:,
MULGRAYS, SILSEA, HARROMEJT, and HAWRESIUR
Mr. PITT, &C.
About a quarter pall two o'clock, the Council
doled, when the Royal procelfion began to be form-
ed to proceed to the Houle of Peers to dole the
Seffinn of Parliament. The srll carriages were oc-
cupied by the Earl of MACCLISTIILD, the Captain
of the Yeomen of the Guards ; the Groom in Wait-
ing ; the Silver Stick; 'Earl of ATLE4ORD, the
Lard Steward of the Houlehold, and the Pages in
Waiting. In the Maier of the Horfe's carriage
mete the Earl of HARRINGTON, the Gold Stick in
Waiting, and Loid S sssss , the Mafia of the Robes.
—His biro c STY was attended in his State Carriage
by the Marquis of HERTFORD, the Mailer of the
Bode, and Lord lois, the Lord in waiting. Jufl
as the Royal Carriage entered Sr. James's rack,
from the Stabk•yard Gate, the traces of the two
eading buries broke, which detained the Royal
Coach for two or three muinutes.
Her MAJESTY, the PRINCESSES, the Dukes of
CUMBERLAND, KENT, and CAMBRIDGS, We in the
garden belonging to the Palac near
His the wM all,
AJESTY
and
faluted his MAJESTY as he pae,
ired.
arrived at the Houfe of Peers at a. few minutes be-
fore three. His arrival was announced by
a dif-
charge of fittecn cannons from the Lambeth Mote,
by a fignal being given by one of the artillerymen,
from the top of the Houfe of Lords, waving a flag.
The Houle of Lords had a grand difplay of Ladies.
His MAJESTY came out of the House of Peers at a
quarter pal three, which was announced in a fimilar
manner. His MAJESTY was (belled io regimentals,
appeared in excellent fpirits, and was in contlant con-
vacation with the Noblemen attending him. His
MAJESTY is much thinner in confequence of his in.
difpolition, but lamed in fare& health. Soon a
four o'clock the ROYAL FAMILY left the Palacefter for
Windfor.
The Earl and Conntefs of Motu' left Donnington
Pink on Saturday, for Scotland.
Yeflerday the Court of Aldermen, after examin-
ing the Mcalweighers returns, ordered the price of
bread to be railed one whole elfin, or two pence in
the peckloaf, to commence tomorrow; the price of
the quartern loaf, wheaten, will then be yd. three
farthings, and houfehold Bd. farthing.
The account in yellerday's paper of the Clerken-
well elation is intone:l, Co far as relpells the dirndl.
The eleftion was carried on at the committer•room in
the pan peor-houfe. The living is a reflory and
not a vicarage, and from the veil inci cafe of houie s
towards Pentonville, &c. is become a valnah:c one.
OnWetineklay a meeting took place at Kerfal Moor
between Mr. J. L. Plitt Lips and Colonel HASS^V,
confequence of is publicatrn of the tauter wi i.h ap•
Feared in the newip .per s,f Tv 42.1 V. when Mr. Coo ',-
Tn.' waited on Colon-1 •,1% tur an explanation
of fume parts of it. Th.. b,:ag Rftlicd,
was propoled by Mr. Com r row at clev:o t'cloct. the
next day, and acceded to by Mr. j 1...04 n :ac
part of the Colonel. Info:m.oi, n ltasi ituivcser b,en
ebtained by the Magitlates. ai.d v hci the rartics err
rived at the ;round, they .•Cfe uncles an:Li by
Mr. NADIA.