Star.
London, England, 1804-10-26 00:00:00

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'ong and rebukes. To the North of eattliany.
for the fourth time within fizteen months, he de:
mends a new loan :from the neutral City .9f. }hour
burgh. The fum, required is. dietamoo dollaxisesa4
for this his military financiers Hive propofed to Most-
gage the chalk and falt pits, of Lunenburgh: The
Senate called a meeting of the Burgeffes upon the
18th, to take the demand into confideration ; and fat
for (even hours, we prefume, upon the means of raif-
int; the money, for they mull furnifti it. What is
this but plunder and robbery The Itsw.o of Enc-
-I:AND, the lawful owner of the mortgaged property.
has given formal notict, that he never will rtpay the
Corns thus fraudulently and felonioully obtained by
France upon the fecuritt of Hanover. In the late
war, France, in the fame way, borrowed money from
the neutral city of Vranckfort, which the Corlican
Adventurer is now holding up to Cale to the highell
bidder. This will be the fate of Hambnrgh, Lubec,
and Bremen. He will Ira make their citizens pan-
pers, and he will then fell them as flares.

Mr. TAYLOR, his Majefly's Refident Minifter at
Heffe Caifel, and upwards of go recruits for his Ma=
jelly's German Legion, came over in the lad packets
from Holism.

Lieut. Vraittstr, late of the Hawits cutter. who
was wounded and taken prifoner in attempting to cut
a iced out of the Erni. has been liberated on parole,
and arrived at Yarmouth in l'lNcossrancs frigate.

Letters received on Friday In Glafgow from Am.
flerdam, dated the gth inflant, mention that feveral
neutral VOW; from London, on arriving there, had
been llopt by the Ditch Government. Thefe ref-
felt 6d tnollly Britif .nods on board ; and this
trade, which was carried nn froth London for a con.
liderable time, and to a very great extent, is fur the
prefent at a 'and.
We were mifinformedrefpcaing_the letter received
by Mr. Courts, from France. His letters, we hear,
do not mention that the Engli(h have been ordered
into clofe confinement. They have only been ..rdered
to Verdun. From this order Lord acts ha. been
excepted. The French Government will allow no
more money to be difiributcd to the Englifh
fners, being refolved that they !hall only have the
allowances granted by the Government. This is the
reafon why Capt. Baesirom's diftribution of allow.
antes will ceafe.

Captain K. MAXWELL, of the HOUND (loop, and
who brought home la Vertu frigate, captured from
the French in the Welt Indies, is promoted to the
rank of Poll Captain.
Admiral Warns' sn has been ftiperfedesl in the
command of the Sea Fencibles in Ireland.

We are extremely furry to Rate, that as Colonel
ROSPITSON, of the Royal Wedminfler Volunteers,
was returning home on Tuefday from Kennington,
through the Park, his horfe fell and threw him ; his
flroulder was dillocaled and his arm broken. lie is,
however, in a fair way of recovery.

Yeßerday the ift Regiment of Lnyal Earl India
Volunteers, Colonel MILL: ; the ad dn. Colonel Sir
HuCu Isaias; the 3d do. Colonel Roasays ; and
the 3d Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, Lieu-
tenant Colonel J. Poot.s KiNSINGTON, Were re%iew-
cd in Hyde Park.

Sitt;ngs appointed in MiddLlex and London, be-
fore the !tight HonourAle EDWARD. Lord ELLEN-
ROADUCII, Lord Chief Juthee, &c. in and after Mi-
chaelthas Tern), 1804.

Loxnqv.

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