Star.
London, England, 1813-06-21 00:00:00

WINDSOR, JUNE 20.

This Morning Divine Service was performed in the
Castle to the QUEEN and Family, by one of her MA-
JESTY'S Chaplains.

The QurEN and Princesses were Pntel tained, on!
Thursday, on Ascot Heath Race cc by the Mar-
quis CORNWALLIS, in the royal marquee.
The Duke of YORK was the only male branch of
the Royal Family on the race-course on Thursday.
Yesterday morning Princesses AUGUSTA and So.
PHIA took an airing on horseback, accompanied by
Lady PAuLtr, General GARTII, Colonel TAYLOR, &c.
The QUEEN, Princesses EuzAarrit and MARY, went
to Frognior.,., returned to the Castle to dinner, and
in the evening all the Family went to Frogmore to
tea, where they spent the evening.

Lady CHARLOTTE FINCH was not expected to sur-
vive over yesterday. Mrs. FREELING, her daughter,
sat up with her on Saturday eight. The' Earl of
Wnionnsaa was in close attendance yesterday.

. Yesterday the Loan CHANcerAon and Count
Kum" ER had audiences of, the PRINCE REGENT, at
Carlton House.

Yesterday bbing the first Sunday in Trinity Term,
according to annual custom the Right Hat, the i
LORD MAYOR and SHERIFFS went in Stater • aCCOM•
paniei by several Aldermen, the RECORDER, Mr.COW
MON SEItJEANT, &c. attended by the City Marshals,
the Marshalmen, and City constables, from the Man.
sion House to St. Paul's Cathedral, to meet the
JUDGES, and hear Divine Service and a Sermon
preached by his Lordship's Chaplain, after which
they proceeded to the Mansion House, and partook
of an elegant entertainment.
The first act by which the decease of Prince Ku-
TUSOFF SMOLENSK° was officially announced, was at
the same time an act of munificence on the part of the
Monarch. The Emperor ALMANDKR addressed to
the Princess, his widow, aletter, dated Dresden, Mayi,
of which the following is a translation :

" PRINCESS CATHERINE ILINISCHNA,
" The Most High, to whom every mortal is subject, and against
whom it is not proper to murmur, has been pleased to remove
front this lire your husband, Prince Kutusoff Strolensko, in the
midst of his high deeds and brilliant glory. This is a melancholy
and great loss, not only for you, but for the country. It is not
you alone who will shed tears ou his account; I, myself, have
Wept his loss, and all Russia laments him. That GOD, who has
taken him to himself, will console you, by rendering his name
and deeds immortal. A grateful country will never forget the ser-
vices he has rendered it. Europe and the whole world will never
cease to admire him, by placing his name among the most illus-
trious of Captains. A monument shall be erected to his memory,
before which the Russian shall proudly stop to contemplate the
Image of the Hero; and strangers will pay the homage of vene-
ration to a country which has given birth to so great a man. I
have ordered that the emoluments he enjoyed should be oontl•
sued to you, and ant your affectionate, &c.'
Wednesday several convicts on board the ZEA-
LAND hulk, at Sheerness, attempted to make their
escape in the boat of that ship, and after beating off
several boats with long knives and hammers, were at
length secured by Mr. W. Clay, Midshipman, and
taken back to their old quarters.

NAPA 1111.1Lttoiltelh
igAbi*piksHilikko.
Informatioh was. this day received it the East4adia4l
,House, that the following outwatsl-boundlizips, which
arrived at Madeira the 13th ultimo; Were standing out
sea on the 20ths under convoy of his Mijesty's ship
SWIRLING CASTLE, viz.--MOFFAtti INA!' (Yot:io•
n MAND), TOTTENIIAM4 RETREAT; aii4 lATAI74:
FALMOUTH, JUNE IS.
Wind N.E. fresh hreeeei.—Arrived his Majesty's
schooner RAPID, from Scilly. The coNQUEST gun.
brig, froin Plymouth, was tosday off this ports and
proceeds with her convoy lot Wales: Sailed yester.
day the Fox picket for Surinani, and to-day the
GLEANER ketch on a cilia.; The LADY ARAIELLA
packet, with a Mail for. Lisbon, is gone into the
Roads.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 19.
Wind variable.—The MAGICIENNE frigate on the
4th inst. captured the American brig Leo, fl-oni
Portland, bound to Bourdeaux, with .cottoni•potash,
&c. ; and on the 6th captured the 'Arisitieltis brig
Tickler, from Boutdeatti, with brandy, *ine,
and 1000 stand of arms: tritb 'those re
• _ .
gone up Channel. The Mjsuolitigheossee is api
.pointed convoy fa- the Downs/ if ,vsisid and wettbet
permit.
PORTSMOUTM JUNE 40. •
Yesterday sailed the Spanish frigate SAVIWA, Capt.
PARroalo, with 'Major-General Sir JOHN DOWNIE,
fol. Cadiz. This day arrived the SULTAN, 71, Capt.
WEST, and BEAGLE, 18, Captain SMITH, with about
twenty sail of colliers and coasters, from the Downs.
The PRIMROSE, 18 guns, Captain PHILLOTT, is ap-
pointed Convoy to the Mediterranean. Madame
MOREAU, Wife of the celebrated French ex-General
MOREAU, has arrived at this port in the Prussian ves-
sel Gustaf Adolph, from Bourdeaux, whither she had
been ordered to embark immediately by the express
command of BONAPARTE, notwithstanding her health
was in the most precarious state, in consequence, it
is said, of a report prevailing in France, that the
General was on his way from the United States, to
join the Allies in the North:
DEAL, JUNE 20.
Wind N.E.—Arrived his Majesty's shipCitattrAis,.
from off Flushing, and the Et.ctx cutter from Ports..
mouth, after seeing her convoy s:lfe to the port.-1
Came down from the River his Majesty's ship AL=
nrox, acid remains ; -also the brig MARIA THERESA
for Corunna; and has sailed.
HARWICH, JUNE 20.
Araved the EARL LEICESTER and Loan DENCAN•'
Packets, with Mails and psssengers.from Heligoland.
The brig Elizabeth, JOSEI'II MANN, master, is to.
tally lost on the Ship Wast Sand; crew aad part of
her stores saved—she was from Shields, for London,
with coals. Remain in Hosley Bay his Majesty's
ships &LAW/I%OEOEN, COLOSSUS, DESIREE, and twelve
Igun-boats.

YARMOUTK, JURE co.
Bailed the LEVIAST, for the Note, to be paid.
COVE OF CORK, TUNE 16.

LISBON, CADIZ, and GIBRALTAR FLEars.--Yestet-
day evening the Transports, having the Drivers
Corps on board, and the other Vessels destined for
the above Ports, under convoy of his Majesty's ship
LEONIDAS, Hon. Captain SETWOUR, and PROTECTOR
gun-brig, Lieutenant MITCHENON got under weigh,
land with a fine breeze, were soon out of sight.—We
have the pleasure •to state, for the information of
those concerned in trade and navigation, that Lig:.t
was again shewn on the Smalls on Wednesday night
last. The Light-house is not yet in a complete state,
but the light, we understand, will be regularly exhi.
bited in the temporary.crection, as it was in the old
building prior to the unhappy accident last fall.