Star.
London, England, 1805-09-03 00:00:00

DISPATCHES from ADMII24I; CORN ir L,

Difpatches were this day received at the Ad%
ralty from Admiral CoaxwasLis; and, jult as ty
Paper was going to Pref., the Letter, of which t;
following is a copy, was tranfmitted to Lki.l
Coffee-Houfe :

“ ADMIRALTY OFrICE, SEPT. 3,
is Information is received from Admiral Cfg
” WALLIS, that on the morning of the 34---th ult;rn,
6, his Majefty's frigate hlsLamrus, with the 1.:1,
• hoop of war, and a gun brig, cruiz:ng off the Pfr
•' marks, were chafed by a French fquadron, r:7
" filling of ten fail of different defcriptions,
" (leered S. S. F.. fuppofed for ltochefort.

A frauadron of four line of battle (hip!, fan. Fr
'4, gates, and two brigs are Rated to have fed kr
" Vigo on the 18th, and are fuppofed to be the faz:
" as the above."

Ychrday afternoon the public were gratified tvtb
a dew of the coffin of his tate Royal Highnefi t.
Duke of GLOUCESTER, at the houfe of Mt. FltAsr:,
11p110111C1Cr to His MAJSSTY, Pali-Mall. The com.
pany entered at the front door, and walked out
the back door in St. James's-fquare.

It is at length determined that the body rf Et
Royal Higloners the Duke of GLouctsr FR than lit. 3
Rate in Glom:eller Houfe, to be viewed from two
O'clock this afternoOn until ten o'clock at niqht.
coffin, plates, &c. were completely finithed yam-dr
evening, and the body was put into it at nine la
night. Mr. CHIPPIIIDALE, the upholfterer, of E:.
Martin's•lane, has the management of every thict
on this fubjedt. The public will enter at the gree
gate, turn to the right of the ball to a room on tit
fame floor, where the coffin will be feen placed rim
a bier, with pages mounting at each end. Theft
who go to view the Rate will proceed through a (Site
of rooms to the left, and ccluld out on the fide of the
hall oppofite to that on which they entered. The
whole of the way through which the compels.
will be hung witis black cloth ; it will be decorated
with efcatcheons, and lighted with large wax taper:
at Short intervals.

The zd Brigade of the Firft Regiment of Guards,
is ordered to attend in fall drefs, with white gaiters,
to fee theisody of their deccafed Colonel out of VIM,
as far as Knight(bridge barfacks; the Duke of GL.ou•
cesrsa's•Loyal Volunteers, Colonel Lord Vitconnt
CHIITWYIdIs will'pay the fame tribute of refpcel to
the remains of their Royal Patron.' At f:x o'clock
•to•morrow • Morning 'the ' proceffion will move fo:
Windt(*) where it is expeted tl3 arrive at four. The
corpfe will he in hate in the Grand Chamber, from
that time till ten o'clock at night, and it is fappofeet
the interment wi4l not take place till twelve.
Several Officers belonging to the Herald's Office,
will be in the proceffion. There will be no trumpets.
The drums and fifes of the Firft Regiment will at-
tend. The drums will be mused. -

A Mellinger arrived yetterday morning, at Lord
Mutc a ava's.office, with difpatches from Lord GAM.-
TILL& LEI, mos Gowan, at St. Peterlburgh:
Yeflerday the Bank of England Volunteers were
infpefted in the Eatt India Company's Ground.
Iflington Fields, by the Earl of Flittiwcrow, pur.
fuant to general orders. The Corps mutier2d at an
early hour in the Bank. 7About nine o'cfnck they
matched in grand military order, with their general
officers. They went through the battalion move-
ments with their ufual precifion. After firing lateen
rounds, and making two excellent charges, they
pafTed in review before the Infpeain2 Officer, who ez-
preffed his approbation of their Ready and foldicr-
like conduEt. The Officers and Direaors afterwards
partook of an elegant dinner at the London Tavern,
to which the Earl of Hantasicrom, Lis Aide du-
Camps, the Lotto Mavoa, &c. were invited. The
Corps muttered about 400 rong.
(ay ERN'S ROYAL VOLUNTIERS.This aell difci.
plined corps muttered veßerday. at the ufual place
of parade, in the Five Fields, Cheifea, with great
coats, canteens, knapfacks, haverfacks, and every
other article necefl'ary for marching. They were in-
fpeaed by Gen. Lord BANBURY, V:410 expreffed
hint-
felf perfealy fatirfied with their appearance, and the
ready attention (hewn by them to the orders refpea-
ing their aPrintmentr. After a few of the (dual
manoeuvres; the regiment paired the General in re-
view. They were then marched to the Colonel's
honfe, whet; they wheeled into line, and, after a
general falute were difmiffed. The mutter confuted
of near 400 men.

The IA detachment of the Coldftream and Third
Regent of Guards arrived at 1.)e,11 Ltd on Suday
evening ; the baggage, for want of carriages, h.id not
then arrived.

On Saturday the Cullom-honfe regiment was
infpeded by Colonel H•INEAGE, on Kennington.
Common, and went through their manoeuvres and
firings with great precifion, and much to the fatil.
fadion ef the Colonel• On filing their lad volley,
an unfortunate accident occurreo, by the horitin - of
a mufquet ; the man who fired it efcaped unhurt.
but three other men were wounded, and one of them
very feverely. The Surgeon of the Regiment being
on the ground, and another Medical Gentleman rea-
dily attending to affill him, every attention was paid
to the fufferers, and we are happy to hear they are all
doing well.
On Friday morning a circle was formed of the re-
giment of Guards, on the Parade, St. James's Park,
to hear the fubmiflions of a man who had repeatedly
infulted different centinels when on duty. The Corn-
minding Officer feverely reprimanded him ; and on
his begging pardon of the regiment, and promiting
never to offend any Toldier again with abufive lan-
guagy, he was releafed from confinement. The of-
fender was a perfon in Tome very fubordinate fitua-
tion under the pat k-keeper, and has been since diC
miffed from his employment.
A Pun.—The French Commander's (VILLE.
NELIVE) detail of a recent naval adion, was lately
read in a public Coffee-room as the account of bin'
fieur rik-enock

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i'AtITICAL-.. INTELLIGENCE.
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NAILS THIS
DCC. Att. TWA.
Dal lin I Haubargh o
Wat,rfurd I t Gutteabitrgh o i
Ltlna 0 I

The Townfeod a?dAuckt Ind packets,from Lifbon,
are both arrived di •,ralmomlt 'l, but neither of the mails
ban reached town; the font,' .r favisd on the alit, and
the Latter on the 13d rat. ••
The Walfingham packet, fre in Falmouth, arrived
at Lifbon on the aid talc. .;
Fa emou rte. Ana. gs.—Arrii'ed the Towrithend
packet, Doon, from I*.ifbon, an days paffage, with
Mails; Friendfhip, Rua ears, Cr: rrt Newport ;
BARKER, from Datum, tt!! ; JiipLer, HODGE, from
Oflrk ; and the Succefs, at /JIERTAIW,. 6'0121 Pool, and
joined the outward bound:. NewfoUnciland ennvoy.—
Arrived at Lifbon on the•'.toth .inft• the Auckland
packet, SY oyt.ER, from l`thnontlt% with Mail.,
Sailed the Lord Hobart psa‘:ter, beats, for Lifbon,
with Mails of the 17th and etch inftaait ; kiln and
Avis American (hip, Balla it,ilfer London with to.
ham); and a fleet of Vedas, natl/4r convoy of
the CHEERLY gonbtig, for absiffect oft-tea.
TORBAY, AUGUST 30....-Thig day arrived his Ma-
jelly's brig Stumm, Captain PROVOST, from a
cruize.

SEPTEMBER r.—Arrivisi a Epaniffs fcbc;oner
dame. Dolora, laden with Colt, from Rochelle, bound
to Bilboa ; taken in the Bay of Bifcay by the lugger
priv.ater Caeca, Capt. Gaucesv, rielongingtoje, fey.
PLEs"OUTH SEPT. t.—CEMIC in la worche, he, of r 8
rm. 496 men, captured by the Got. la pof 74 guns,
a few days ago, off Cape Ortega! r Met has on.board
66.(,f the crevt,of the BLANCHI frigate; elfo tbe
Vrow Maria, ABRAHAMS, from Bourdeatot, toTon.
ningen, detained by the Hsi.° privateer.—fealdthe
Mellinger, from Salem, for Amacrdam ; and the
Rsrccoriossitet, of, 40 guns, on a cruize. •
povrsmot,,, SEPT. 2:—Arrived the Ent:retin
frigate, Hon. Captain Bceccwoon, an !ass frigate,
Capt. BRAGS, with Ar account of the Combined fleet
having got into Cadiz, where they were Peen by the
flrmer Swim the sad Admiral Coccsaowoon 1
tetired on.the approach of the Combined fear,-.bat I
rerouted his ttation with the four {hips under his eons.
mend, after they bad got low port, and there is no
doubt of his having been.fince. jo!ced by Sir Rower
CA LIMB, nr!th 18 fhipa of the line, as the Esozallzvi
(poke Sir Rrtaaav About fiSty miles font Cadiz, end
gave him the .above information. . Captain &Lea-
,i/ositi landed at Lymington,aod (et of immediately
for Lt.ndon. The whcle force of. the enery.is fetid
to be 36 (hips, of which iS are of the line... Arrived
alto the Prevoyante Rare (hip from. the Mediterra-
nean, with the. Albion, /tem !aria ; Mount Royal,
Dual ccr. ; and the Hope, Werra, under convoy
from Gibraltar, all. ti which are put under spina,
tine. at the Mother-bank ; Unie tranfport, Captain
Howcaiis,.under etinvoy of a gun brig from Weyt
mouth Duke of York cutter, wit the Flanders and
the Lady Delawall tranfports, from Cuwes.—Sailed
the Hilo, of
_74 guns, the HOD., Capt. Guisent,
to juiq the Channel ffeet.--;"!lie ARAB. flocp of war,
Captain KEITH Maursci, is appointed convoy fry
Ahica, and the Aattaace frigate, the Hon. Captaia
SOUTAR' E, for Portugal: the VATOEIRITR (loop,
Cap-
tain bays, is to go
,with,the Arab. Lord N csoss's
gonds and chattels, which were landing from the VIC•
TOR To were ordered to remain on board this morning,
his Lordraip beingerpeeted to, arrive her: to-morrow,
He has written to Catitin CONY to get the thip ready
for yea with every.exertion.,
Dar k, SEPT. 2.7-ThePolecat privateer;. of. this
port, hasdetained the brig Aider, Captain nitro'
Corm, of ,and from Newbury port, with Sugar,
coffee, &c. bound to Amflerdarn ; and she (choosier
Elita and Katy, of and from Philadelphia, with
Sugar and coffee, bound. to Rotterdam : both veffels
are at anchor in-the Roads.—Sir Sretter SMITH
came here LII night frout.Ramfgate, and has this
afternoon Vett exereifing lies two new conarnged
double bnats, which he finds In anfwer very well for
landing cannon, the purport they were conariaaed
for. Paired Ey this afiernoon from the Downs his
Majetty's frigate Uisirs, for Boulogne Road; :he
hu lately come from Portimouth to reinfos ce
sal Dooccas's fquads on. Arrived from off Haflingi
the FLIRT cutter. The Dungenefs Squadron got
ander way this afternoon on the wind getting from
the N. E. and flood over towards ilosilogne,
Dias, SEPT. the whole of tbe
Calais and BoUlogne Squadrons got under weigh., and
immediately bore array for their flationi On the
French coati. The Aeons iikewife failed under
envoy with a very large fleet of Merehantmeit, bound
to the weftward. Remain in the Downs the 'Utrecht',
Edgar, !'Unite, &c. with twelve fire Sips, tiding at
fingle anchor. A report currently prevails Aere of
an immediate ispedidon ; the wind blowing N. E..
There is at this inflant, within fight, a great number
of the flotilla moving along Sore, and this evining

we may expo d a heavy tannonade.
AtIOTHER /ATTU. SAKE DaTasiitrifili the
HERMES Hoop, and Fellness gun-brlg, from a cruise
aff Boulogne ; Nein* fchooner, from the ;Nore.-
3Ailed thi Anadirs, Lows', DavorriTron, Bo-
n kTTA, SPIN/17p tLIPaYag lad PUNCIIIas Oa a leraiSC

off Calais. • The IsiiisafsiiiYl,, Vary,; ilses.A,
VoLcsso, Fury, ZassAi. Vilurvs, UT* IP Is DI..
*4O V le lit ts H 4111 Sp eirini O pss 9411LL/Wil Mu.

tro Lase*, Plasm, Tomtit's, Aachga, auct•Dcs-
va It • ea, sun7brigsi LORDELnow and Rmsoaa aimed
on a cruiae of Boulogne, Fecampt Amble-
teat, and Dieppe. Arrived the Rocalv, Tots4n.
and Fuze, fire-veffels, from Ramfgate Pier. Sailed
the ARGUS hoop, and Disravot navy rranfOrt,
with a convoy fer Pnrtlinouth, Plymouth, L and Ire-
land. Arrived a fleet Al ttanfposts from tbe Note :
from Inch numbers of ttaniporis collecting in the
Downs, it is conjeaured there is to be an enibarka-
tion of troops from this Oat*. . .

VESSELS •r WAX IX T/IR DOWII3I
Elltdr. Adm. Lord KLIT X Utrecht, Ad, . Illotaow.tr
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