Star.
London, England, 1812-09-21 00:00:00

NAPiff. ikrELLivzsati.
MAILS. At a respectable Meeting of the Gentlemen
putain
Ala. NUL, Ala* nurse the Town, and Neighbourhood, held this day, at t
• • 2 0 Guernsey - t o
Commercial Inn, Wsi-LIAM BALsil&w, Esq ot:g
watcrtord . 2 0 Jersey -
C.a.lis - Anholt - - o o reeve, in the Chair ;it was unaniatously resolved-1-
"bbna 2 I GatienbuillB - 0 * 1. 'llat the most grateful thanks ;re due to RA ern Er,nenit
'Heligoland- •0 0 Jamaica ' 1 0 Esq. the Rev. WILLIAM FtALITSUN and WILLIAM I-SUL-I¢l
PLYbIOUTH, SEPT. 19. 1 El. Magistrates acting fur Ms tfrr.:lon, for the judicioas saes
tares they pursued IA restoring tranquillity to the town and neigh
Sailed late on Thursday eyemiDig his Majesty's bourbood of Bolton, eminently distinguished as these wash=
ships 5r...101f.1 ii, Admiral Lord lEtaftt BOVN Ad- I were, by a happy union of:vigour, winlon, and moderation.
miral Sir Ha ;utit NstAut ; Mao:taw:nor, Captain i 2. That as their, oifilcial duties arermardtwbti ous and tanassroatitt, the
HAYEs; Ciiiksust, Captain Autsmstieti ; obvious
bee iammabl:deTweridirdciarge thLsPP duties inPa rearm
Caeetibre
ptain Homowav, •and CoNQUEsTADott, Captain I
, tee hest calesdatial to promote mid this public gia4..
Lord S-rawaJtr.—Sailed yesterday his Majesty% ship I S. 'that the fowo of Bolton is highly indebted to Rai!
MACEDOSIAN.—SaiIed this day his Majesty's ship But- net, ii.ler• Est nok) utily
the Sutton
a iMaglistrate„litnitititiiias raden:titeinicantmt.s;o:
TERN, ou different cruizes.—Arrived this day the Two
and idn)aal attention."th to tbwengeneral int As' theTo
Brothers, W. BRAND master, from New Brunswick ; whenever. Ida servers cm be usefully exerted.
sailed I9sh August with GO sail in company, under i 4. 'Chat an invitation be sent to the Magistrates, ._
convoy of the SPARTAN, MAIDSTONE, IRDIab4 anti the honour or thcir Goimpavy at a Dinner, to be given as ;14j.
PLUMPER ; kit them seven days after sailing ; saw testsll,:ihnaytaat theo trigoth aenseeenitterraituntieut Ors
betbd pri,....ereiruecr;o•
nothing of them afterwards. The American prism!'
leers were very numerous on the coast ; twelve Or rits,,ll.Biut StiatistiattcbspsisyterapdVibaist_qal ditecrey,beM:uPubitehrillsiltetedCll2laronietheSl7aaagli Crbe
fourteen bad been sent into St. John's previous to the • pverpos4c.uutim V.l;LlittM BALSHAW,
sailing of the fleet. Came its the. American brig Cur- t The BoaquostaatevE having left the Chair, the
delis, from St. Übes', with suit, detained by his Ma- same was taken by Major WAIKINS, when it was
jesty's sloop ZENontA ; and the Virgin, tuNICI:s: mar- unanimously resolved—,
ter, from Cork. i That the Tbauks be given to the CnALRMAW, Poi: very sa-
Olfactory manner in which he has conthieted the bu-inese tiethe
• PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 20. Meeting. JAMES WATKINS.
Arrived several ships, West Indiamen, and trans- The Gentlemen of Bolton and the neighbourhood,
ports, also an East Indiatnan from the Downs. in consequence of these Resolutions, were hofmnired
Sailed the Countess of Elgin cutter for the Downs. With the corripanY of the Magistrates at a Dinner
Arrived yesterday hit Istijesty 's ships piLlorNT, givin at the Commercial Inn, on Thu: sday, the }Och
Piorsza, and WOOLVZRI:4I4 from the DOWII4. September. The &niter was excellent, at Whicli 7$
SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER 20. Gentlemen sat down, and the day passed off with a
The Baltic convoy (on account of a Court-martial) degree of harmony and conviviality- seldom *it.
is put off till Wednesday next. nested. The following toasts, amongst many others,
YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 20. I were given by WILLIAM DALSUAis., El. Borough.
in the Chair :
Passed by the STARLING, with a convoy oft trans-
reeve,"
The Kiog, and better health to brag.—The Queen and
ports fur the Baltic.—Wind S.W. Royal Family.—The Prince 14.egent."---Three times three.
" Ralph Fletcher, Esq. the Rev. William Hampson, and Wit..
Ham Huitou, Esq. with our warmest thanks to them for their
prudent measures and uowesgletl exertions duriag the late un-
happy disturbaucts."—Three times three.
'll4.ll.lagistrates Dos., and respectively addressed
the Meeting in speeches of considerable length, re-
plete with appropriate and impressive language,—
They as,ured the Compamy that, next to the con-
sciousness of having used their best endeavours to do
their duty, nothing could give them greater satisfac-
tion, than that their services should receive die ap-
probation of so numerous and so respectable a Meet-
ing.. Their speeches were received with the most
unbounded appla uses.
" The Lord Lieutenant ofths County:*
" The Dyke of York and the Army."
" Lord Melville and the Navy."
" Colonel Fletcher and the Bolton Local Militia, and Thinks
to them for their loyal and sulditr-like cooduct."—Three thyme
thr.e.

IP?OrelitjtabitS, ifj!rOg&r,

Saturday the dispatches for the several rresiden-
cies in India, by the Inglis, were finally closed at
the East India-House, and delivered to the purser
of that ship.

Pas+engers per In;li..—For Rettgal, Captain thy and Lad* ;
Messrs. Adair and G. L. Keene ; Mr. Robert.en and Family ;
Misses A. Stewart and A. Erydie; Mrs. said Miss Armstrong ;
Mr. W. Heriot, cadet.--WI. Madras, Lieut. W. L. Church ;
Ensign W. R. Taylor; Miss Collins; Mr. 0. 'irimmer, cadet,
The Inglis will sail immediately from Portsmouth
for Bengal. She is to take out 500 troops (detach.
meets), which are to embark from the Depot in the
Isle of Wight. The MACEDONIAN, Capt. GAILDENs
is appointed to convoy her to a certain latitude.

Lord Asteuus BEALICLenc reconnoitred the ene-
my's squadron in the Texel on the evening of the
Bth inst. then consisting of nine sail of the line, four
frigates, five brigs, and some smaller vessels.—
They (says a letter from one of the blockading
ships) appear as quiet as ever, and discover not the
le tat intention of putting td sea. Five or six sail
get under weigh almost every day to exercise. They
mange their ships very badly ; and, when they
anchor, take but one sail in at a time; which tends
to confirm the information we obtained from a ves►el
which came out of the Texel, that they are very
badly manned ; and that almost all the troops have
been drawn from the Texel, haidly leaving a suffi-
cient number to guard the coast."
The BARDLRUIL, 98, Sir EDWARD BERRY, is taken
out of dock at Portsmouth ; and the WALDESIAAIt,
to be fitted for a receiving...ship, is taken in. The
MILAN is to be docked for commission.

The Colonel immediately rose, and, in his military
capacity, addressed the Meeting in an eloquent and
I most impressive speech, amidst great applauses.
''' Our best Thanks to Major Pilkinron and the Belton Light
Horse Volunteers, for their spirited and humane conduct ou a
late vccasion."—Thrce times three.
1 'The Major returned thanks.in a neat and appro.
1 propriate speech, which was receive.' with great ap-
-1 plause.
~ Major Watkins, and Thanks to him for his services on all
occasions to support the Peace and Interest of the Town and
Neighboui hood, on all occasions."— l'hree times three.
Upon this toast being drank, Major Wark.itts,
after expressing the high sense which he entertained,
of the honour conferred upon hini, spoke with much
pohit and judgment in support of the Magistrates.
" The Vicar of Bolton, equally an ornament to the Chards
and to the Town,"
Mr. BROCKLKBANIC immediately rose, and spoke
at considerable length. It would not be easy to do
justice to his speech, which made a deep impression
upon the Meeting, in the midst of reiterated applauses.
" Our absent Friend, Major Bull, a, and Thanks to him anti
to his troop, fur their very valuable servic..s."
" '1 he Matgals of Wellington and his gallant Army."—Throg
times three.
" Perpetuity and Prosperity to the House of Hukon."
This toast was di-attic with enthusiastic applause.
As soon as the applause, of the company had sub.
sided, Mr. HULTON rose, and addressed them in a
most eloquent and patriotic speech, in the course of
which he observed, that no one could be more de.
sirous than he was of promoting the local interests of
the neighbourhood, or could feel more strongly at-
tached to the King and the Constitution of the coon-
try, and he hoped his family:would ever maintain the
same principles. On resuming his seat, he proposed
the health of

On Thur.:day the King-Fisher cartel returned to
Portsmouth, from Morlaix, bringing over Mrs. HILL,
who has been nine years a detenue in France. She
left Verdun a month since. The prisoners were very
healthy.
The CRANE, Captain STUART, accompanies the.
Nahclssys and West India cisivoy to th►e Leeward
Islands. The Nattossys also takes convoy to South
America and the South Seas.
Admiral TYLER is expected in a few days to hoist
his, flag at Portsmouth, on board the SEMIRAMIS,
Captain RICHARDSON, for the Cape.
The IPHIOENIA, Captain CURTrSt has received at
Portsmouth, £lOO,OOO on board (in gold bars) for
the payment of the army in Spain.—She will sail
this day, for Lisbon.
The SPARTAN frigate, according to a private letter
from Pictou, of August 21, bad taken nine Ame-
rican privateers. The British Admiral at Halifax,
having nothing left in port but a small tender, put
the crew of his barge and three midshipmen on
board, with one guns they went in search of a
pri-
♦eterr of eight carriage guns and 36 men, which
they captured.

Ppitihreeve, with Thanks to him for his unwearied
Illifyices to 1 own and Neighbourhood during the lite tn.
Sappy cllsturhohees."—Three tams three.
The BOROUGHRMVE, in a very handsome manner,
addressed the Meeting. He felt the deepest sense of
}tad
for the flattering mapper in which his health
lad been drank, and that his services were always at
the command of the town and neighbourhood, when-
ever they nught be deemed useful.
" The 'font and Ti ale% f Bolton."
a The Deputy lieutenants of the County, wits ow best
Theists to thefts (or their great atteutien to its interests "
Major. PILKINGTON, if' the name of the Deputy
Lieutenants, retuied thanks in a very handsome
Manner. '
May British Soldier. find fug employment for French agle
Makers.'

A number of small toasters are, from time to
time, taken into Heligoland, the value of which did
not exceed £5O or £6O, while the condemnation
cost £4.0.
Mr. THOM.LS SMITH, 'boatswain of the VALIANT,
has been tried by a Court Martial, for leaving that
ship, in the Downs, without leave, and sentenced to
be dismissed his Majesty's service.

The new Comet, which was discovered at Mar-
seilles, by M. PONS, and afterwards at Paris by M.
BOUVARD, did, according to the calculations of these
astronomers, pass it.; perihelion on the 15th of Sep-
tember, when its distance from the sun, tsking that
cf the earth at unity, was 0,77835. Its inclination to
the ecliptic is 74 degrees 20 minutes. In a very clear
night, and in the absence of the moon, it is just visible
to the naked eye.

*. Tito Supporters of the British Constitution in Church and
Shre."
•• Edward Wilbraham Bootle, E.g. M. P. with bast Thanks
to him for the manly and meritorioue manner in wircb be so
justly defended the Magistiates of this District, in the House of
Commons, against aspersions eguaUy false and ilhberal."—Tkreo
tunes three.
“ The Bmperpr of Russia, and success to his Arms."
*, The Metebtlrs far the County, and better latahla to C•lced
Stanley."
6. May Wisdatit; Baergy, and true Pwritrism, continue to
flumes and darect the turaiures of Government, &c.

Tuesdai se'onight the Lottery began and finished Drawing at
Coopers' Ban, in Basinghall-street, ashen the fa/Joy/big Capital
Prizes were bold in 14.*: At an, at BLII-I's tsuly tot-Lunacy CC:es,
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross:
3,651 B - Xi 6,000 I
974 B - £4,000
3,840 B - 3,(00 600 _ - - - 560
_ _ .

2,736 A - .• 800 t, Ted
3,002 - . 900 3,689 •
£,JOB - 300 411 -
4,863 'A - 200 4,863 B -
2,769 - - - 200 &c. kc.
The Holders of the SII AR tS may receive their money on de-
mand, at either of the CosicracloesOfices as above, or EXCHANOt
them for Tickets or Shares in the NEW LO ri-F,RY, to be
Prawn the 80ills of Nrxt Month, the Selsente of which Gentains
Two Prises of £26,000 (instead of X 16,000), more Piisit, and
the Lowest Palm of the last may be 7.2loBAptagis 'far Ticket,
ad Awls iitl 114 Nat's as under 7" * • •
Sixteenth gs. 6d. 1 Witter - 7F Od.
Elshtla 4 ••••• Y. 6d.1 Half • 10.. Od•

• bt.,o
•
200
• 200

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MuFQRO, SZPT. 16.—The man who murdered the
boy belonging tq the Ferry of Bulu ell, (mootioood in
this P4pci on Saturday) Was taken on Tuesday wort
fling by a party of artillerymen at Templeton, oaths
road to 'rettby.
MURIAR.—A villain in the service of Mt. Mad- .
docks, at Tore Maddoc, lately robbed the house cr.*
poor farmer in which he lodged, and nandercd the
4/..ughter of his host. To aaJ VI the traigical C4Ctlr.,
rence, the uncle-el the murdered girl, when suirch:ug
after the villain, accitienealli Ertl from a Prfmitioos
and was idled. The murderer is itt custody,

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