Star.
London, England, 1804-11-22 00:00:00

cyder stich Mated. the orders fot feising all vef
felt entering the ports.drHolland from this country.
The impotent rage Of Boma aaaaa ageinit Great
Britain makes him fo blind, as to rifque the ruin
of the regular traders. The commerce with this
country is to be deemed contraband—the national
confequence of which mail be an increafe of the
fmugglers trade, and a diminution of real revenue;
for the peopk in every country will buy the neceffaries
they are in want of, from whoever may be the vender.

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A letter, which we this day received from an offi-
cer on board one of our blockading (hips off the
Tesel, dated the '7th infant, confirms a ftaternent
which we gave yefterday from another paper. Our
correfpondent Pays, " The enemy's Om in the Tesel
has gone into the New Diepe, probably for the win-
ter ; of courfe invafion from this quarter is at ref
for Tome time, and we are not without hopes that we
may loon be permitted a little refpite from our hard
duty on this boifterous coad."

We have this day infected an account of the cap•
one of a Spanifh frigate by the Lord Melville priva-
teer, of Plymouth, copicd from another paper. We
think it our duty. however, to add, that we have
throng reafon to believe that it is a Munchaufen Rory,
for we cannot find that any privateer of that name
belongs to Plymouth.

Yelierday morning, about ten o'clock, the ROYAL
FAMILY left Windfor. His Mai 'sr r on horfeback,
attended by General Pastor, rode to Kew. Her
blapisry and the Pante sssss , in their travelling
carriages, attended by Lady Ca sssss proceeded to
London, and arrived at the (blames Houfe about
ten o'clock, where the Dukes of Keay and Call.
11111)11 were in waiting, to receive her. The Kum
did not arrive from Kew till palt four o'clock.
The Duke of CLaaares gave a Grand Dinner
yenerday, at his houfe in the Stable Yard, to a large
Party of Diflinflion ; among whom ware the follow.

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Hat Royal Mem& the Doke of Cambridge, heed Clerks &-
meek% Brigadier react Turner, General Rade. Colossi Do
Cam' Cared hiqberrie, Woad Dimity. Wood Doliymple.
Coined Dolfoor, Captain Mambas, Captain Comm, COI*. MRB,I
Rev. Mr. Lloyd. tr.c. Re. Rte.
Lord Miami.; gave emToefelay a diem. at his
houfe in the Admiralty, to the Ctrancsioot of the
Excurewsti the Duke of bitserraosa, Lords MiIL-
GISTI and CASTLIIIIKAOH. " • •
His Grace the Duke of QOtiHsilaav gave an ele-
gant entertainment at his -fisperb Villa ow Sunday
fall. At dinner were the Earl of Seam. Lord Wu.
GORDON. Sir WM. CUNNINGHAM, Mi. SVEILIDAN;
Col. THOMAS. His Royal Highrefs the PIIIICS of
Was.es came from Vs'indfor, and jo aed the party
before fix. His Royal Higlinefs, accompanied by'
Mr. Saltiness, did not leave the Duke's till pall
twelve o'clock.
Wednefday fe'nnight the Earl of Kaexta gave a
fplendid entertainment at Fottune's, Edinburgh, t 3
the Noblemen prefent at his elation, and a numerous
party of his friends. And on Saturday the Earl of
EQ01107014 Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr,
entertained the Officers of the Ayrfkire Regiment of
Militia, at Fortune's, in a moll fumptuous Rile.
The deer turned out UR Toefday, for the trunk.-
ment of his Majelly, was a fine young one, and it
was the fir( time of its being hunted. It was (tatted
near the Dog-kennel. At letting uff it ran with great
(peed acrofs the fora, taking his cnurfe towardsiSag.
(hot, leaving it to the right,- and taking towards
Winlbam and Cobham, he continued to run with
great (peed and got into a pond, where two of the
moll fleet hounds followed him, but he got out of
the water and efcaped from them. He then took
acrofs the Heath again, taking towards Switley,
where he made revere' leaps over conic paling, and
fettled fora (bort times but the hounds being dole
up with him, he Ratted again and made towards the
Race Ground, taking to the right of Sunning Hill
bogs, where he was taken in a very thou time, be-
ing Ruck in a bog, after a run of upwards of two
hours. The hunt was confidered a foreit ones and
his Majeßy was in full view doling the whole time.
Monday e'nnight the As r and Kilmarnock regi.
ment of Riflemen met at Avr, and got their colours
prefented to them. They are a prefent from Mils
MAIGARIT HAMILTON. of Sondrom, and were pre-
fented by that Lady on the field to het brother the

Major.
The Linlithgowfhire Yeomanry, commanded by
Major L. FIARIII t the &A battalion of Infantry. I
commanded by Captain Kiss, and the fecond by'
Lieutenant-Colonel W. SHILLINGLAW. atTembled at •
Craigton Palk, on the 7th init. and were reviewed
by Brigadier-General S. GaAn•ra. in the pretence of
the Right Ron. the Earl of Hoerrouw, Bte.
The Kinrnfs-shire Volunteers, commanded by Co
lon'el ADAM. returned from Dunfermline on Tueiday
fe'nnight, after being there on permanent duty for
three week., (where they were received with the
greateß politenefs and attention), and were the nest
day reviewed at Kinrofs, by Brigadier General Sir
WILLIAM Eascips, who was highly pleated with the
Ready and foldier-like appearance of b tth officers and
men, and declared them completely qualified to aft
with any regiment of the line.
Thurfday fe'nnight, the Second Battalion of Roe-
burghtbire Volunteer Infantry, under the command
of Lieutenant Colonel Sir Jolts BhcnANAM RIDDILL,
was reviewed by Major General Sir J•OIIIIST.CLAIA
Disclose, accompanied by his Grace the Duke of
BuccLeticK, Brigadier General Dickson, and Co-
lonel ?Vat:Roo, and received the warm approbation
of the General. who declared that he would report
to Earl Mosta that they were fit for any duty. Al er
the review, Lieutenant Colonel RUTNIIIifOIDt Com-
mandant, gave an elegant entertainment to tit* Duke
of BuccLauci a, the Generals, Field. Officers, Officers
of the Battalion, and a number of the Gentlemen of
the county. The day was concluded by a grand ball
and Copper, given by Lieutenant Colonel Sir Joan
Buc AAAAA IttuoiLL, which was graced tir a large
affemblage of youth, beauty. and faftsion.—Next day
the men were diliniffed, aftey_ having been fizteen days
on permanent duty, during which time they coo-
&tied themtelves with the greaten propriety.