Star.
London, England, 1803-08-05 00:00:00

MINISTRY OF WAR.

INWARD MORTIIII, LIBUTINaNT•OSIIIIIAL, COMM/1R•
DIM IN Of TN{ Yasuo' MINT IN MANOVIIII,
TO TNI MINUTII NT WAS.
Head (boners Coastal at Hamm July sr.
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Cameo It mate a—rereeeit At mire Abe geed order and
lawny Ly which dee Harreeries duly bee bees falegollbed.—
Fourteen aboofedd Adieu ef dared oaks% irif *dr seas.
skim. *bey pima of ammo, and ea emir, bodes, an arm
in eye beads. I hippie aWI d die liddiveries way :—lt Ma
espied eat to entry arse waled France and ke allid, seed ez-
ebeopd for an equal ember of freed' pike" who Big ha
takes by wade Three Arks& of the GodtArke bare bode
Waded he tbe bode moles ft Hatorverin Add aft haelealld
and of a ire break bet they bane hared a Ede at Leetaboorg.
for wear of baler. 'he whsle et die Tread many, taken lo
the war ef I nil awl AAA% Team le dB dit fey to Traiete.—
flighty hatfeeteemsd beets are coslbudieg le fe Warr. A Ruf-
fs Oafs bee arrived et Rube. a put Ardis( to florfilat-
beard s i< odd& of oee fip of to gOO% three trigetei, and dt
Cope we pll k glees se FAA* to fee de Rolfe eery pue-
de. MIS be an sake& to preyed die %see of C.opeofigai frose
bdig mewed. for It le leepable dot tits raider, aura, coo-
um an every pefeelple a jiffies, with Agleed bee takes by
fladieg 'be Mb. and the War, At to Fro* toff bet to tide
of every Adak bosh as. ezdte tees bollgoeties if every pedal
is Serape. vibe lode hr die Aiwa: and isdepeedeine of modem.
Health and retied, (giped) A. Marna*.

CAD, Is JULY 3.—The Englifh hate given a new
inftance of their oratenspt for the rights of neutral
nations. Several Dana verde bare been detained
and carried into Gibraltar, Where the cargoes have
been confsfcated.

NAtILSI4 jour 2.—Leuen from Malta sake as
squinted with lose of the eiressoliances which ac.
compasitd the sews tithe decluation of war. They
excite indignation, but do not create Almanacs( on
the pan of England, and of M. BALL, the worthy
Governor of Malta.

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L 14 eight obi& follossoLdst steels of that is-
telligsace, H. Sou& thaag4 it Isis duty to rejoice

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publickly nn account of the misfortunes which the
war was about to occalion, by eauGng ferenades to
.be given; and the better to indicate the obje& of his
hy, he canted the windows of the Bailli de &di,
APltont. the Grand Mailer had tent to Malta to take
pail:don Drat ; thole of the Neapolitan Conful, and
-0' the Bailli de Bellensont. formerly DeAn of the old
French Knights. to betrokcn.
Even a month before the news of the declaration
of war, this virtuous agent of England fpread a report
that hollilities were about to commence, and he mal-
treated the inhabitants who dared to doubt it.

Having learned, a long time before the peace was
broken, that during the fete given in honour of the
birth day of Grottos 111. a great number of per-
tons had cep; cited a with that the war might not
be renewed, he Summoned them before him. re
proached them for their hopes, and carried his re-
fentment fo far as to Itrike Come of them in the face,
crying out like a madman. •, No, there shall be no
peace—no, I tell you, you (hall have war. I will put
in irons all thole who (hall ewers a with fdli peace."
The Minilier Plenipotentiary of France at Malta,
left that ills:1d on the tft July, with the Legation and
the French Commitlioner of Foreign Relations, after
having enfured the departure of the Envoy of the
Grand Matter. M. BALL durft not by detaining them
openly violate the public character with which they
were inverted, but on the evening before their depar
tart.• he caufed a French wad which he had arreded
ip~he,port, and manned by Englith tailors, to be
aimed, and ordered it to wait in the open lea for all
Slips which might be palling from Malta to Sicily ; he
even &fired the Commander to keep the French
flag flying to deceive the wails of that Nation, in
order that they might Wier themfelves to be boarded
and robbed without fufpicion. After a navigation
of 17 days, the French Plenipotentiary arrived in
this city.—Nessiteur.

Yellerday her Mail TT held a Drawing-mom. at
Bt. James's, at which the following Prefentatiaos
took place

GINNII BVIIMAMD, by the Mato( Riehmend.
Captain and Mrs MAI NI Ma* marriage.
ociaris riewLs and Litatenat4 Burrow. ci the Hate
vs
by the Meryl' SaWbery.
Major T. Leona, by the Esti of U
&rens C. and L.de AMNION. by the= Ambrdlidoe.
• Coked Mr W. linguini/IW, by the Lord ht Weida&

Her Royal Highnefs Primers Augu• did not po
tr. the Drawing-room, but waked at the apartment.
of Lady C. niece.
The ROYAL FAMILY Wt St. James's for Raw foots
after four o'clock.

We are happy to find, that them is no troth in the
report vi the capture of the Juno frigate. It was a
(mall sisniport of the fame name that was taken.
We are ferry to sanctums the lots of the Lao
Hosea? packet. from New York, on the allth June,
on an Mad of Ice, in let. 46. long. 44. The pall
inlet's and crew were fortunately raved, and have
armed at Newfonadland.

A letter from Dover, dated Angrdi 4, far, 101 l
atght, after poll,the Charlotte French pub:4.lll6g
of truce, amved in our roads with Aassanosa Ba-
Ram, Efq. who fee of Immediately for London. We
heat hy ibis velrel2that BONAIPARTII is tun at Bdufels;
lid that the liar with England was generally &Diked
eaciptly the army. who are friends to it through
the Doper of the plunder pmrnifed them in England.
News was received here to day by the owners of the
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Discs cutter privateer of this port, of her having
taken a valuable French Well Indianan, laden with
cotton. (agar. coffee, and insfigo, sad carried her fafe
into Milford.
A Letter from Boulogne, dated July sit, late,—
.4 We have heard of your preparations in England
to receive us—get on as fait as you can, or you will
be too late. The alatnefs of our people employed
in the feveral yards along the coal never had a pa-
rallel. I reckon t toaoo (hip carpenters, and their
necefary affillants, labourers. Re. employed here. sad
at Calais, Dunkirk. and Ofiend, be es thole at work
onthe boats pi epar ing at Bruges. Ghent, and Antwerp.
At Boulogne, we have thirty.fis gunboats ready,
each carrying three heavy pieces m'nee, two fore
and one aft; befides ass of what were called /at.
bottomed boats, but they arc now generally rounded
below and keeled. In three weeks time we 'aped to
have many more in a Sate of paha readisiefs.
*1 At Calais, faseral of the floating batteries that
oppofed Lord N eases. when be attacked Boulogne,
are now fitting up, and about yo boats, that will
caml so men earl'.
Is At Dunkirk, and the adjacent Caaals. there are
Vim-boats ready, with remarkable hearyorshumeo.
noelefr than iso boats five carrying men.
count upon bait able to fend 400 of thefe vierZ
(great and fin to fea in left than three weeks.
es (Mend— gun-boats, boating batteries, and
weals for carrying &Idlers, that are now, and will
be. completed durfass the prefent month, amount to
4117.—N. B. They work here during the whole of the
moon light nights.
" I camot., at prefent, cutely afcertain what nom-.
bet of Me are employed at Bruges and Ghent; but
they art extremely numerous. Such is the cafe at
Antwerp. Perhaps in a few days I thaU be able to,
inform you with precilion as to the number and quan-
tity of the veldts already completed, and now build-
ing, at theft places.
In Holland, I underfland they curfe ns (the
French) in feast from chair very foals; but that is
of no confequence. They muff fupply us with vetch
fuMcient to tranfport 30,000 men to England, orekty
lore+ ibt esieferattee.
You will be invaded in four different quarters :
I have heard in Ise. Have you a fleet to meet the
whole at fat ? If not. you mull fight bard on ant*.
or it grill freed, k ell i earh (Id Neearte. Look to
yew kller, (our Correfpontient, we fuppofe. meant
stowa,l). Certainly this is one of the moll important
eras in the hillary of man. How it will terminate
Heaves alone can tell.
Adieu my worthy friend, for I (hall always call
you fa, although you are wilertusarly ae ErNinetes."