Star.
London, England, 1804-08-03 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

COACHES will be provided at the following
owes TO.ITIOtTOW Morning, at (even o'clock precifely, and
every Meriting during the Eleetion, at the fame hour, for the
porpofe of conveying the FREEHOLDER'S in the intercft of
GEORGE BOULTON MALNWAIKING, Efi. to and front
Branford, viz .
The Pantheon, Oxford-road.
Parliament-ftreet.
oppaiteSt. Jame... Church, Piccadilly
Ograts Furaivara Inn, Holborn.
Oarltenwell Green.
Iftington Greco.
Oppoite Whitt:chapel Church.
=lltlShort:ditch Church.
Houle, Wellciole-fguare.
ffhatlyvelt, oppofite the Church. 1

ORDERLY ROOM, JULY E., 'Sac
AT a MEETING this day of the COMMITTEE
A. of the MANCHESTER INDEPENDENT RIFLE RE-
GIMENT,

MAJOR WOOD, in the Chair, . •
The following Refolurions were paired unaniniouily,
That u 'Ater be ads:relied to Lieut. I...soluniti HANSON, ex-
preffing the high lack the Ocatienwn of the Manchefter Role Re-
giment have of his etertiona in fupport of It: honour and inde-
pendence, tefilf)ing Hair molt ungnaLiSed approbation of bio con-
dud, and alluring hint, they confider it the !albeit honour to lave
under his command.

That Lictuenant-Colond Hansen be preferred with a Sword
and a Brace of Piaui% of the raloe of Two Hundred Gaineaa,
front the Regiment. S. WOOD, Chairman.

. _
That Major basing kit tbe Chair, It was taken by Mr. D.
Hardy, when the Thanks of the Meeting were totod to hint, for
his Impartial condo&

MALTA.
This day was publilbed,
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ANCIENT and MODERN MALTA ; contain-
ing a Defeription of the Cities and Ports of that mend ; Its
Climate, Sull, and natural ProduCtions; an Account of the tiff
resent Governments to which it has been fubjedled ; the Monu-
ment, of Antiquity it contains; Its Trade and Finances • as alto
The HISTORY of the KNIGHTS of St. JOHN of JERUSA-
LEM, from their firft eltabliihment io Maht to the Beginning of
the Nineteenth Century ; with a particular Account af the Events
which preceded and attended the capture of the Bland by the
French, and its rededilon by the Englifh.
By LOUIS DE BOISGELIN, Knight of Malta.
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the adjacent Mandl. Forty-elght inches by Twenty-four: pointing
out the Military Pint% Villages, Rivers. Aqueducts, Ike. Re. on
Mae Blends and the acceikide and inaccerldne parts of the Coatis;
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KOTZEBUE IN PARIS.
This day wds publithed,
In three handlinne Vuiumes, Odtsvo, price IA 6d. in
Boards, travrated frutu the Ocrman,

TRAVELS from BERLIN fo kARIS, in the
•n• spring of the prefent Year (1834). with Sketches of thee:-
Ming State of Society, Manners, and Public Opinion, and with
original Anecdotes of eminent Litaractims in the French Memo-
Pigis•

Ey AL'GUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE,
Author ut the Stranger, Lover's Vows, Pizarro, &c. &c.

warn Net has been ably pourtrayed by Hoicroft, Carr, and
other. ; tut it wal be univerfally felt, that the Portrait of fa great
and ditlinguithed a Mager at Kotzebue it equally entitled to At-
tention. Its Falkinations in Germany haws been fo great, that two
very large Editions were fold in a fortnight. The Wark has,
moreover, the particular claim to Kmiec in England, that it has
been written within the Indent Year, and at a Time when Englilh-
men have been prevented, by Pelitlad Chzumilances, from under-
taking a Lmilat Performance.

Prinwted [or Rlc lIA ao Patton, No. 7:, St:Paurs abarclryanL

. . .
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into Siberia, in three Volumes, rim ass. In boards.

AFFAIRS OF IRELAND.

• REF3RT OF THE SoEitiroit. OF EXCISE, OM THE PRO-
CEEDINGS TOR aICoN tEY OF THE BALANCES DUI BY
THE DISMISSED AND DECLASED COLLECIOIS IN IRE-
LAND.
lionouitAilLe Sus,
_ .

In obedience to your Honour's order, I lay Infore
you the tnllowing account of the proacJings againtt
dil/affect and deceafed Collators in the inland II:-
pant:neat of the Revenue.

STRABANE.

1111 JOHN STIEWAILT M• PI ILTON, OW. COLLICTOIL.

In this cafe CHARLES AI'CLaaAeNNAa was furety
for the Collator, and it appeared that he folely
ailed in the bulinefsof the collation, and the balance
due in Lis hands,and on his death came into the hands
of CIPAILLS NI'CLENACMAN, Lis fon, his heir and
executor, and proceedings by fiirtfacias were had on
the bond by the Collator, and the Paid C
WCLENACHAII, the fon, to which every oppofition
was given. In the year 1794, the Attorney-General
replied to the plea of the Laid C M'Ccssia-
came, and he applied to the court for tune to rejoin,
which the court granted t ho:, indead of rejuinirg,
he filed a demurrer to the replication, and in Hi-
lary 1795, the court let arid: the demurrer, and gave
him liberty to file a telOindel, which has been tiled, but
it is not ilTuable, and it is now before the Attori.ey-
General for his diratious in what manner to proceed
on it.

his bond to pity it t accordingly therm of affst. bads
been fine. paid into the Treafury on Racine, which
reduced the balance to the prefent ruin, and a Iwo
:bent is promifed to be &only at dc.
TRIM. .'" • •
EDWARD YUKON, COLL/CTOIL,
In this cafe, the fureties for the Collator died, and
the late Earl of Wandesford was the only furety,
wisofe elate, after his death, was fubjed to his debts.,
and afiirefacia.- againd the heir and tenements of the
Paid Earl of Wandesford ilfued, Ira which the Coon-
tefs of Ormonde pleaded, that the. Earl of Wanda
ford we; not feized of the lands which the Sherif
had returned as having been his eltate.
This rendered it necetary to difcoyer the circoni•
(lances of the cave, and from fearches made, an 4.
from the will of the Earl of Wandesford, it appeared
that there were incombrances on the .Rate, which
at common law (the legal c(late in the lands not
being the Earl of Wandesford's) might be a bar,
and it having appeared by his will, that be dryad
his elates to truitees, in trod, among other things, to
pay his debts, and a Rate of the circumflances having
been laid before the Attorney-general for his advice,
whether by a proceeding in equ:ry, the .Rate might
not be fold according to the will, he approved of this
fame. and an information in equity to be decreed to
a rale was filed, and procefs ferved t (portly after
which the Earl of Ormonde died, and the eircum-
(lances of the cafe having been thereby altered, a new
information was filed, but the Honourable' Jour
BUTLIIR WANDESFOLD, the fecond fon, to whom the
caste of the Earl of Wandesford was limited, after
die deceafe of the Counters of Ormonde, immediately
afterwards died, and another infwmation, according
to the eireumltances, has been likely filed.
STRABANE!'

JOHN TY LLLLL cot. f 'croft.
Is this cafe the Colledur died without leaving ani
property, and proceedings by Aire feria, were bad
'villa the heir and tertenants of Dues Treats, his
brother, who was one of his fureties, and who had
died, and the Sheriff returned thereon that he was,
feized of certain lands in the county of Wedmeath ;
after the ofual proceedings the lands were feized;
bat it afterwards appeared that the lands Imre
mortgaged and fold under a decree, and that the •
Crown could not purfue them. The late Lord net.
'anus was furety for the Collator, and thereupon
proceedings againft his heir aad tertenants were had
by Aire facia:, to which the prefent Earl of &fra-
mes filed a plea a non-feizen, as in the former cafe
of the Earl of WAIIDESSORD, to which, from infix.-
raation Lady received, this cafe is fomewbat 60oilar ;
and it feems as if an information in equity for • Pale
would be proper, and a date of the circumaauces hao
been prepared fur the advice of the.atmentlll.ot-
neral, and fuel proceedings as he than 'advifit will
be putfued.

DUBLIN CITY EXCISE.
JOHN ENOS, COLLECTOR.
In this cafe the fecority givenlttas for 80001. the)
ColleEtot's brother, now Lord Noel-smear:, was
surety, and proceedings on the bond were had 'pica
him : after which he propofed to the Commi&rers
of the revenue, to pay the mum for which he was
bound by infLtlments, which he accordingly paid, to
the amount of &tool.

The aid Joust Keox, the Collator, was the =lf
objet for the remainder of the balance, and promo&
togs were had againit him, and asool. was recovered
and paid. It appeared that the property of the Col-
lefty was embarraffed with prior insumbrances, and
with a fettlernent by which he was tenant for life. and
that it would be extremely difficult to recover any
thing out of it; butes the proceedingswere impending,
the laid Knox laid before the then law officers for
the Crown, a Rate of his circumilances, with a Mo-
poial to fecurc a certain fum by way of compornion
for the whole.

The law officers raw, that though they were to pro-
ceed to the utmolt, they could not recover fo much
as he offered to fecuve t yet they thought it inexpe-
dient in the lifetime of a Collector (lea it might ha
an encouragement to others to run in arrear) to agree
to filch a c .mpofition : attempts were made to arrelk
the faidl Knox, which he evade(' and abr.:coded, and
afterwards died, fo that the remainder of the debt he
owed cannot be recovered.

MALLOW.
IDWARD urns. COLLECTOR.

In this cafe the arrear accrued by the Collator%
clerk having embezzled the money, and the Col•
le&nr brought an lawn for the recovery of ir. in
order to enaSle him to pay it ; this Lion was tried.
at a former Cork affizer, and a verdift obtained for
the Plaintiff; and it was expeeted that the Code6odt
world thereby have me tits to pay, but aft facies
at the Cult of the Crown is now making out on the
bond.

KtI.ICENNY.
30 CPU NALTT,atwa cnitlcrot.

In this Zak the elate of the GoutdorWas kised
into the hands of the Crown, and by paymems made
into the tseafury, the balance was reduced to the
fum of 5201. 7s. 4.1. returned by the Accountant-
General to be the balance due, but this return was
made from the accounts as they liood at Lady day,
:794; atter which time the God poi. 7s. 60. W
Nisi into the trcafury ; but I fee this is oat is the lilt
:aid) rc:ctred to me.

KILKENNY
SIMON Nl5O, c.t.Lt SC WM
In this cafe, the faid Kt .G %AA ArpOtWed CollteOr,
but he was only nominated by D&►tst °stoma e,
who was to at as it were undo- him, :sod to be the
edicient perfon, and the laid Ossomris having been
the pylon who received the money, the balance was .
CAVAN.
due by Lim.
WILLIAM FARIS, COLLICTOft.
OSlowil was furety for KING, and proceedmg: I In this cafe a jeirepra• iliucl, and judgment was
were bad agaiiiii (him) and the lands of CrfAtigb and brained on it ; tome prynties in the dittrie, which
Killen Oliver. in the county of Kilkenny, am.: i wanting for the the revenue. were prop..
the king's hAltds l "'eh" OleoA".s with- fed to be fold by the Cviltelor in Lquilitinn of the
drew trout the kingdom. and Wows.* ()mutat his
fon, became polfelfeJ of his property. I balance, ancl proceeding %aye Itoppcsr, but they may
" 793, Se t.s.seu up at any time.
tat rod OSNORN the fon, having laid the circiini. ATvr.oNr.
dances of his affairs before the Commilamers t.t J.,101 DAL TON, I.•,LLFrrnit.
the Revenue, and propofed to pay the balance, 'sting In ihis cafe th: frt.. j-tho Dalton di-J, and afire
then 1.0621. t7s. 6J. by intialments, Esol. in of C J, 111JCJA,uo!t his hcr and tertcn silts; and alter
month, tool. on tit ut May, $794. and trim thence —,,,h j•itztr..nt WAN htJ against the lauds
15;1. yearly, until the debt i 11641 collsath.iolJ be eht. I , It.sis, in glue countyof liild.tre.and AD meat
chargedCoduaiiEdzacts agree' thereto, and c.ck .4. cot. t 4, hue idocci to; icAccals Uses L.LaJih.

FRANCE.

PARIS, JULY a+

On the Ilth; at liven o'clock in the evening, the
Emperor paired through Clermont, where the
eipality, m corps, schireffed his Majefty, who did not
leave his carriage. The number of perfons, of both
fens, who had afembled there to fee their Sovereign,
was immenfe.

- -
On the 19th, at two o'clock in the morning, the
Emperor arrived at Amiens. A divifion of dra-
goons Wt TC • drawn up in a line of battle along the
road. General-Kt FIN immediately waited upon his
blajelly. A national guard of honour, both on foot
and on horfeback, did duty during his hlajeity's
fhort flay; and all the troops in the town were alfo
under arms. The filing of cannon, and the ringing
of bells, announced the Emperor's arrival. The
prefed, and a number of members of the conftituted
authorities, were wa.,ing to pay their devoir: to his
Majefly, in an apartment in the poft-houfe. The
peeled* alone had an opportunity to addrefs to his
Majelly Come few words at the door of Isis carriage.
The Emperor, who, time his departure from Paris,
had not flopped at all, remained at Amiens only fe-
;ten minutes, and immediately continued his journey.
His Majelly was accompanied by two other carriages,
containing his fillers. His Msjetly intimated, how-
ever, that on his return from the encampments near
Boulogne, and from the North, he intended to Itay
tome time at Abbeville to fee the dragoons encamped
there, manoeuvre before him.
The fame day, at one o'clock in the afternoon, his
Majefly arrived at Boulogne. The inhabitants had
credited triumphal arches, and did every thing in their
power to give his Majelly a brilliant reception ; but
the Emperor was already in the middle of the har-
bour, bufy in infpating the works, before his arrival
was known. An immenfe number of foldiers and
tailors furroonded his Majelly, and in every quarter
the greaten rejoicings were expreffed,and the greateft
applaufe was heard. The Emperor (pent a part of
the cresting in the road, and taw fcveral divifions of
the flotilla manoeuvre before him.

It is Paid that Prince Louis is to be appointed
Colonel General of the carabiniers ; General Gou-
•toe ST. Crc, Colonel General of the Curaiffiers ;
General Ruasse Beau mannots, Colonel General of
the Chargers ; and General jonor, Colonel General
of the Hufrars. . •

M. de Vasfuarr.formerly Member of the Conni-
went•Afeably, is appointed treafurcr of a cohort of
ale Legion of Honour, and will refirte in the old
Abbey St. Vaal, near Arras. La Fivea Csrur is
nominated Chancellor of the fame cohort.

The day before yefterday, the male elephant, in
the Jardin des Plantes, died.
The Ernprefs will immediately fet ont for Aix-la•
Chapelle. Her Majet y will be preceded by eight of
the principal officers of her palace ; among others, the
General and Senator, HARVILLS, her matter of the
hale, and by her ehapiai'.s d'Ausussor and de
Bsauwour. Betides her MAjeily's ufual Ladies in
ffie will •be attended by four chofen Ladies
of her palace. the Ladies VAUD', COLBERT, de Ls:-
cay. and RIKUSIT. it is believed that her Majefty
will be abfent for five weeks.

General CAULiwcourr is one of the eight offices ef
the Easprefs's bbufrhold, who i. to accompany her
upon her journey to Aix-la-Chapelle.

General /3aaaccar sa s, Grand Officer of
the Lfgion of Honour, is appointed a Colonel Gene-
ral of Dragoons.
On the t6th ulr. a new 7+ gun Ihip called Alge•
fires, was launched at Orient, in the pretence of the
Prefeft of Vannes, and revere' Generals, arrived ex-
pels to wituefs this fpireaele.
A French (hip, very richly laden, and coming
from China, entered, on the t6th init. fafely the har-
bour of Calais.

WU• OW JOT ; 01, 110110U1t.

IMAM Lie N

Tl4llll 111. Oft 10T • ;VC Y, 1804.

Rumours fay, that his Holinefs the Pope Pius VII.
is to ireGgn his place as Vicar of CHRIST, and Chief
of the Chriftian Religion, and that he is to hive for
bu fucceffor, his Majoly, our moll gracious &see.
reign, the Emperor N &POLYON the Firit„ who intends
to unite the Papal with the Imperial dignity, ami to
make both hereditary in his highly reiigoous family.
Rumours fay, that the Emperors of Germany and
RAGA intend to change their titles into that of King
of Aultria and RuSsi, and that in future, their Chief
Minilters and Chief Generals are to be called Civil
and Military Emperors.
Rumours fay, that the Reprefentatives in France
of the Sovereigns of Spain, Denmark, Profile. and
Bavaria, bass received initruSions and credentials
from their Royal Mailers, figned ra Wow, fo that; in
future, thei; adlieGon may always accompany our
Seastor Georfidress, and Ise proclaimed with them, if
they even thonl.l tit: 1x his %jetty the Emperor,
the wocilsip of a G,,J, or her Majefty the Emprefs,
the adoration of a Gnddefs.
Rumours far. 6.1 t LIVIIIGITC>4 is the
Emperor of tile Amok Ills to, petty., and that as a pre-
paratory Sep, he is appointed a Member of
the Legion of H,,n,tir.
Rumours fay. th Lye!! aße is to be

Emperor a Cs,nilanttralalc, or at 'raft a King of

Egypt ; and that jaaossi AAAAA TR 11 to be pro
claimed an Emperor 44 the Wed Indies, as fuon as
we have driven the Englith from that part of the
vo•rld.
• konionrs f4v. that General Baccetrct, brother.
ini•w to our Sovereign, is to be appointed an Em-
Ferny of the cr:rticaii.•
Rumour% fly. that Lis Imperial Highnefi Prince
Jostre aGtr B r, is to be faluted an Em-
per•4 of England. Scotland, and Ireland, as foon as
own army of England has conquered Ode three
Biqa, ms.
Itumurs fay, that the vacant throng of Tirroo

Sam is to be filled by his Imperial Highnefs Prince
Louis, ries Bo aaaaaa s, who is to be proclaimed
an Emperor of the Edit, as Ibroo as India is ours.
Rumours Ity, that bus Kojilly the Emperor NA-
rotams the F., d, oared Count de Lis.t.r,a'iar,
Louis Mil. a• iedemniry for the throne of
Fiat-.c Nav:.ite, to proclaim him an heredi-
tary L• n.r.. r. a Malta and ca the Seven Mends.

itutrwlf 4. that the Nicral.wen of the Legion of
101.tecAst 4.{. IA 26i:411• to Lc e..recti Kail..Thito a tile

Temple Orders or as Tome will have it. Chevalier de
La Sainte Guillotine.
Rumours fay, that Plus VII. and his pious re.
prefentative in France. Cardinal CAPE.ANA, have or-
dered one thouland eight hundred and four hours
prayers among the faithful for an heir to his Majeßy
the Emperor NAP.LEON the Fird, from the body of
her Imperial Majesty, the Emprefa jossrataa the
Firft.
Rumours fay, that at the coronation of his Majeßy
the Emperoi NAPOLEON the nal, the Kings of Spain,
Pruffia, and Denmark, and the Eletior of Bavaria,
ale to be proclaimed Grand Officers of the Legion of
Honour, and their Minitters. the l'aiNcs of Neck,
Counts Haucwirz arid Bramsroarr, and Baron
NT .lITG le .as, are to be announced as Commanders of

Cohorts.
Rumours fay, that one of the plans of the terrible
confpirator GiORGFS was to deltroy the Temple, and
to liberate all its prifoners, and to make in future the
taking of the Temple, as falhionable and popular as
the taking of the Bantle.
Rumours fay, that the public executioner, Saws,-
sort, is tranfported to Cayenne, for calling himfelf an
Emperor of the Guillotine.
Rumours fay, that Eon ENE Vifeount de Beauhar-
nois is to be appointed an Emperor of Holland, and
his Excellency Field Marfhal MURAT an Emperor of
Switzerland.

Rumours fay, that before the 18th of Brumaire
(9th Nov.) the world will potiefs ten Emperors mote,
and two Kings leis AO foil !