Star.
London, England, 1813-11-02 00:00:00

THE XING.

Hta MOESTY now orders and gives directions
rNpectiaf his dinner. His M —AJESTYIS established
No tee their waits as usual npon him, The QUXEk
quently visits the KING, and holds conversation
wi.h him m•the presence of the Doctors. Her MA-
:ESTYPS visits are sometimes repeated more than once
in a day.

WINDSOR, NOVEMBER 1,

Her MAJESTY took her usual airing to Frogmore,
the day being remarkably fine. The PRINCESSES
walked to Frogmore.
The Princess SopmA,.with her usual attendants,
rode on horseback in Windsor Little Park.

The Princess CHARLOTTE, attended by the Duchess
of LEEDS and daughter, and Miss KNIGHT, walked.
This morning A great number of sportsmen and spec-
tators of 411 kinds, assembled at Salt-hill, to see the
deer turned out for the day's diversion ; it was near
eleven o'clock before he was turned out of the cart.
The day being fine, great numbers of people from
Winillor and the surrounding villages attended.

Yesterday at two o'clock the Duke of YORK arrived
in town from Oadands, and soon after paid his re-
spects to his Royal Brother the PRINCE REGENT.
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE also visited the PRINCE
RI.GICKT. •

The LORD CHANcirama had an interview yesterday
with the PRINCE REGENT, to pay his respects on his
return to London.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL and Lord Viscount CAS-
TLERNAckz had audiences yesterday of 'the PRINCE
REGENT.

The Marquis WELLESLEY arrived at Apsley House
last night, from East Cliff Lodge. Ramsgate ; and
me are happy CO add, that his Lordship is perfectly
recovered from his late indisposition.

The Earl of HARROWBY had a• select party to din-
ner yesterday, at his house in Grosvenor-square.

The Marchioness' of HERTFORD arrived at her house
in Manchester-square, on Friday, from Warwickshire.
Tht Earl of Irmuuouni gave a dinner on Satur-
day, at his house in Seymour-place, May-fair, to a
large party of friends. •
Earl Frrzw2tir.um is expected: to-morrow at his
house in Grosvenor-square, from his seat, Milton,
Yorkshire.

The Earl of HARDWICK is expected to-morrow at
his house in St. James's-square, from his seat, Wim-
pole, Cambridgeshire.
W. T. EGERTON, Esq. M. P. is expected on Thurs-
day at his house in St. James's-square, troth his seat,
Tatou-Park, Cheshire.

The misfortune of Dzs HAYES, while k excites un-
qualified indignation against the Tyrant of France,
will also be an example to certain other foreigners,
who may now be convinced that the enormous for-
tunes acquired by British liberality are best secured
by the British Constitution.

DES HAYES was famed for his acting in Military
Ballet:. He will now be able to discover the wide
difference between Hi:trio:sic° et Militomachia

The following Letter from an Officer on board the
SCILLA, dated Oct. 22, communicates some interest-
ig details of the circumstances which preceded the
capture of the Weser :

.."
Last Sunday night, cruizing in lat. 49. 10. long.
9.33. at eleven o'clock at night, we saw a large ship'
steering to the S.E. We bore up and ran alongside,
and hailed her two or three times ; the answer we
received was a broadside from 26 pieces of cannon,
which only did us mischief in the sails and rigging : I
they then attempted to run on board us, but we were 1
lon quick for them, got our fore and main tacks on t
board, from a-head of them. Supposing them to be
a large Spaniard or Portuguese Brazilman, we pre-
pared to engage her at daylight; but judge of our
consternation when we found her to be a fine French!
frigate, of the largest class, with guns on the gang-
way
(a 1' Americaine), and full of men : we were glad ,
to haul out of the reach of her battering train, which '
we were enabled to do in a very short time, she hav-
ing,
two days before, lost her main and mizen masts,
and had jury ones rigged instead, so that she could
not exceed seven knots an hour ; we therefore deter-
mined to keep her company until we fell in with
something that could assist us to capture her. We
foun.d great difficulty in keeping sight, and yet out of
the reach of her guns—the nights being very dark
and stormy; but we effected it until yesterday morn-
it.g, Ushant bearing E.S.E. 60 miles, we saw the
ROYALIST, which joined us at two p. sf. ; and at half
past three we closed on the enemy, and commenced
action within mttsket-shot—the SCYLLA under his
stern, and the ROYALIST on the bow. We kept up a
quick fire of round and grape shot for one hour and .a
,alf, which was returned with great precision when
th:y could bring their ,guns to bear. At five, we
ware both of us so much cut up in our rigging that
we were almost unmanageable, and glad to haul off
i repair our damages, the enemy not being able to
t How us. At half past•five, we were ready again
for action ; but a large ship coming in sight to lee-
ward, the ROYALIST was sent to reconnoitre, whilst
we remained to watch the motions of the enemy : she
shortly after made sail for Brest, and we followed,
making signals with rockets and blue lights during
the night. At daylight, Ushant bore S.E. distant
twelve or fourteen miles, the enemy about two miles
on our lee quarter, W.S. W. the ROYALIST not in sight,
I thought we should lose our intended prize ; but at
t-:,ht the RoyALisT, with the RIPPON, appeared on
.)tir he quarter: the enemy was &et approaching
..lorlaix, and fearing she would effect it before either
~ the other ships could get up, Captain M'Po\ Aim
thttermined to engage her singly ; we ran under his
Item, and gave him our whole broadside into the
cabin windows : he then attempted to wear, to bring
his broadside to bear on us, but got his ship in irons,
when we plied him with several broadsides of grape,
round, and canister ; dismounted two of his stern-
chasers, killed one Lieutenant and six men, and
'7ounded fifteen : the men then forsook their guar-
tqs, and compelled their Captain to strike, although
he had sworn he would not strike to any thing less
than a line-of-battle .ship. She proved to be the,
French national frigate la Weser, mounting 52 guns,
1;;LI 400 men, Captain CANTIGLAAItV., seventeen days,
1,4 front the Texel, a new shuip, on her firsicruize."