Star.
London, England, 1804-10-16 00:00:00

Rem FAM!Lr.

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WIETIROUTR, OCT. 14.—Yefterday afternoon the
Royal Family returned from their vi&t to Lord •Rt-
vsits. In a (bort time after their arrival, his Ma•
lasts gave an audience to Lord Ces zzzzzz cm, who
had jull arrived.
This morning, loon after fever o'clock, biabtalas"
TT let the Lodge, and, accompanied by Lords CA.'
TLLiiiILOH and WALSIIGHAM, &C. walked •in the
neighbourhood of the town, till paßsAilte (Mixt.—
' About eleven o'clock the Royal Family, accompa•
Died by Lord and Lady Ces &seem, attended di-
vine fervice.

.Protedions have been granted by the Admiralty to
all (hips in the ports of England, laden for Spain.
Difpatches have been, received fermi Admiral
Duccworrs i the particulars have not tranfinred.
Difilitches frOth Lord Nat son have been received,
but they bring nothing pf importance, the trench at
Toulon refuting to Come our.
Difpatches have been received from Sir Jamas
Saukaatz :, the particulars have not stratifpiied.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Kum:. had yet-.
.terday a long Interview with Vifcount Maiv::::, at
the Admiriftj.
The Duke of Gimuterrait left town early yeller.
day norning on a vilit to their Majeflies at Weymouth,
where be purpotes in, remain about a fortnight.
The Odlober Meeting commenced, at Aberdeen on
Wedncfday the gd, and 'Continued the remainder of
the week. The ordinaries and balls were more nu-
merodlyattended th.iu on any former occafion For
many years; and the greatest pod humour, mirth;
and crnviviality unites folly prevailed. Among the
company prefent were
-T.eir Orates the Duke and Duellers of Medea the Marquis
elf Mundy, the Earl of Aberdeen, Lady Madallna Sinclair the
Hon. Mr. Manic, Hon. CocoonAsada', Hon. Major Randay,
, Mn Ramfay. Mih Gordon, of Cluny'. Sir William and Lady
Johaton, Sir William Forbes, Sir Alesander 8100.31113. Sir John
Gordon. Geoeial and Mr.. Hay, and Mil. Laths, General and
PArt. GortLis, and mifs Gordon, Mr Skew of Shone, Mr. Fer-
g4on or rut:illeouri.MeTrs., loohiillsatiecdoes,eisste.GoLd.;:litylit:tiCatutonnt..
I obert bin , Gordon, and Johntion ;Captain Waddington,&e.
The Ditches of Goanow, Lady M. Stuct.ma and
the .Larquis of Hurv:sir, left Aberdeen on Monday
ie'nnight for Haddo-boufe, the feat of the tail of
Aberdeen.
ThtirfJay minting the Duke and Ifluchefs of Rox-
suado fet off from Fleurs for London.

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The interior of both Houfes of Parliament are. un-
dergoing certain alterations and improvements which
Will eirentially contribute to the convenience of the
Members. In the Houfe of Coismons, all the eufhions
on the benches have been taken up, in order to be all
newly put down. The large beaus chandelier, which
cLfeends from the roof, in the centre of the Houle;
it to be removed and replaced by another; not fir
bulky, hut which will anfwer the purple equally well.
The chandelier is takes away, becaufe the large ball
At its bate hung to IoW, as to interrupt Mr. Speaker
in teeing the clock in front of the flrangers gallery.
Painters are buly in touching up the lobbies, and pal-
(ages leading to the Houfe.—ln the Houle of Lords
there arc now three fire places. Lall SefGons there
were only two, one near the bar, and the other in the
middle of the Hustle, between the throne and the bar.
Anew fire place has fence been (truck out on the right
of the throne, and of courfe on the fa.ne tide with
the others. The mantle-piece of the center fire place,
(the largeft of the three) is elegantly executed in white
marble, the other two ate in red marble, correfpond-
Mg with the colour of the h: reties. The large chan-
delier, which hung over the bar, is to be removed,
rand there will be four large chandeliers hanging over
the body of the Houfe. The brats ferpent girandoles,
' which are (aliened to the tapeltry, are to be removed,
and depofited in the old Houfe of Lords.
A letter from Dover Rates, that a Pritfrian vcfrel
from Antwerp, for Litton, was fpoken with ha
Friday by our cruizers in the Downs. The Prodian
Captain declared, that before his departure informa-
tion had been received at Antwerp of the an ilia% of
RONA AAAAA on the coaft, and that he intended, dur.
i.ig his ?relent retiew of hiseamps, to vifit that city,
where the Prete& and the Commander had ordered
great rejoicing:, though the moll numerous and te-
tpenable of the inhabitants deceit equally France and
her tyrant, and had gone to their country-houfes to
avoid feting the ufurper yrithin the walls of a place,
fo often honoured with the pretence of their former
Princes, of the Houfe of Milne. to which they are
zealonfly attached. On Monday the Bth inftant, t 6
gun-boats, fix flat-bottomed boats, two praams, and
ten tranfports from Holland, anchored in the Scheldt,
oppofite Antwerp, and had orders to proceed, with
all poffible difpatch, by way of the canals of the in-
ters ur, to (Mend. The tranfports were under Dutch
colours, but all the armed vcfrcls had the French flag.
though moll of the (silo, s on board were Dutchmen
or Germansi commanded by French Officers. Since
the bltcke-de of the other Flemifh ports, the trade of
Antwerp is rather brit I no lets than 24 neutral ref-
felt, had cluared out the week before. It was expeded
that an zmhargo would be laid on all (hipping, at
Bo AAAAA TS'S at rival, and to be continued during his
Ray.
RUSSIAN SLLUAPRON.—The following is an extran
of a letter from a Captain in the Ruth in fimadron to
his brother in Edinburgh, dated Kongfbacka, Au-
gufl a;, 0. S. tBort
t embrace the Importunity of writing ma few lines with the
Captain of a v. fro b nand to Leith, Sy/bolas bees Obliged to put in
here fume d tr. ago with our (quadrats In a very hard gale of wind.
Fortunately for us, we had a harbour ut.der our lee. Altbnuith
there was not one perfun in she (quadrats who was armaahtted
with the molt, we were obliged to beat away morel thuf,
hofpitatak Sweeties rocks, without pilots, sad luebtly eve in fate,
racer our cutter, which loft her mails. Our fitustson was truly
alarming, lacing all upon a lee Brae in the Cattigat ; and bad we
crumbled at As that night. the iket muff base inevitably per Med.
o We go trto the North Sea, to cruise on the Dogger Bank till
the syth September 0. 8. and tern return to Ruffs& The newt.
papers wit prob.bly Inform you of eon fgoadron, but as they art
ma always come. I fn..' you a lift the Mips, the Advsiral and
L'aptains lure's. The pLsee we at, in is oiled Koogibacka her.
hour. behind Niddlogtri light hoofs% in the Cattcpt. a very good
harbour ; bat the pilots I ever come out. as they espied more (ri-m
plood,r than pit.e money.
o Admiral outs rat. C NJWISIDagf f the fquadnan.
Ship. Nana • Onus
Wheel fa thip) 6sC.api. Han ikon.
Prom Carl, 94 •—••• 030t17.
O'Nftaint/U 64 .—. Meteor
twb, five 44 •••.-
1 df”alkoi Bnlsorodelts 44 —••• kondoulf.
blipatch (cutter) t Kodnvfolf.
• The tato =ors to Runs, as nic has Sult her matte