Star.
London, England, 1804-09-25 00:00:00

ALOCK.MMG SZUADRONS.

Difpatches were received on Saturday from one
fleet off Brea, which was left all well laft Wednrfday.
The enemy remained at tingle anchor, but their van
divifion has been lately painted, and the fhips have
had all their-yards, tops, and bends newly warnillud.
Several fniall parties of (oldie's have defined taut;
in open boats from Breit, and Camaret Point battery,
to the frigates of our in•lhorc fquadron. They fay,
that the troops are dircontented with their inactivity;
but that the fleets in the outer road have troops on
board, and have pofitive orders to endeavour to punt
out the firfl opportunity that offers.
Difpatches were received yeflerday (rem Admiral
CORNWALLIS, off Prat, dated the 16th inn.
The intelligence communicated in the STAR of Fri.
day tall, of the whole of the French flotilla having left
Offend, is mentioned, with other 6mila:silences, in
a letter from an officer of one of our in•fhore crui-
acre off Fluthing, which (fates, that on Tuefday
at 1 t A. M. turning up towards Flufhing, they taw
feventeenfailoffchooners and tuggers running down
under Dutch colours ; at 9 A. M. they anchored in
Mend Roads, from whence they were joined by ten
other fchooners and forty fail of fchuyts with troops
on truaid. Seven fail of fchooners remained in OF
tend Roads, the ref' ran for Dunkirk. On Thurfday,-
they all went into Dunkirk has hour, where they judg-
ed there might be about one hundred fail of the
fame fort of veffels, and three psalms. The cutter
boarded three neutral veffels which came out of OF
tend ; they informed him, that there bad been an
embargo there for two months, but that it was taken
off when the flotilla had failed, and that only one fri-
gate was left behind at Flailing to terve as a guard
(hip, &e. all the ref' of the flotilla bad failed of every
defcription. The troops are reprefented to be difcon.
tented with their Rate of inactivity ; they had hoped
before this to have (hared the wealth of this " proud
Wand of (hop-keepers ."
Email of a letter from the Mediterranean, brought
by the AGINCOOII.T.—" There are a I fail of the line
cff Toulon, with Lord Nresora ; and the French
have 8 fail of the line, in perfect readinefs for tea;
which occafionally come out, when our (hips are at
a diftance off the (bore. The infirm Rate of his Lord.
(hip's health, it is confidently believed in the fleet,
will cattle him to return to England immedia:ely, in
the MEDUSA frigate, Captain Goat. The Ruffians,
it is fufpeeted, intend to fend a force into Naples....
Genoa is fo elofely blockaded by the Engliflo, that no
veffel can come out without being captured. We
keep a (hip of the line in Naples Bay to watch the
movements of the French, who are not far diffuse
from that neighbourhood. The (traits of Meffina
and that coati, are guarded by five frigates, under
the command of Captain Caacearr of the Astor■
to prevent the French taking poffeffion of Sicily.,"
According to letters which are Rated to have been
received from our blockading fqnadron off the Tercel,
the Batavian fquadrnn in that port lately have Unh-
eated fomething of a difpofition to put to tea. For
nearly ten days all the officers were Aridly com-
manded to fleep on board their refpeilive (hips, and
expeeed to fail as loon as an opportunity pretences'
itfelf. The Dutch 'hips were reprefented by the Cap-
tain of a Fruffian (hip, who was fpoken by our crui-
zers, as being villualled for 6 months; and hence an
idea was entertained that they were to proceed on
tome dillant expedition. The number of (hips ready
for tea, the fame Captain Rated, to be fix (hips of the
line, four frigates, and a few froaller Tetras. The
land troops on board were not more than Soon men.
"(bele fiories have, however, been fo often repeated,
that little credit can be attached to been.

A Clafgow Gentleman on his arrival at Frank-
fort ill September, t *rites home to his correfs
pondents On my journey through Hanover, I
met with feveral regiments marching towards the
Elbe. As far as I could learn, it is fuppofed that
their inten•inn is to 61, ck up the pairage of Britifh
goods born Hamburgh and Lubeck, into the interior
of Germany, and i•une even go Co far as to fay, that
they are to take poffeffion of Mecklinburg,by which,
if they (fleeced, a final hop will be put to the eves
dicing of goods from thefe q•:srters."
Yefterday morning the remains of the Conntefs of
Dysaar, whofe death we announced to the public
on Friday, was rem, ved from Ham Hotsfe to this
family vault in Suff lk, in the following order :
The Uthlertaker ors Hsu:cluck,
ht4n with Ltd of F.a her.,
Twelve Hi frn,en cloaked (Tolants),
Man on Hoeft back with tttrofml Velvet Collor' and Cornet

THE BODY,
(In a CrimfonV. t vet C..ffin (n. crbiy decorate.% on the Plate • The
Count. r. or Dylan. died Aept.l4. t RO4. nod 59")
In a Ite.tfe, with Sit Bieck Her es, dccoratcd with h:lentehootat.
1 Sec, • l °acid's and Sic, with ditto.
11. r I 11C: f..ccurete Spotted Hoge.
liar I.adyedp*, C' rriasc with Sis beautiful Bays.

Moornive.
r..lluwcsl by t! .i Nlanner., &c. &C.
The Pri.c.:lli,:n m ,v.n.l limn I-Lim Houk through
Riehmondi'ark, Wimbledon, al anz London Bridge,
&c. &c.
TICIATR.. COYEST GARID/.4 reilit, after
?he Mnie Inferc, is whi:ii Nlt. I.F MIL! I I !raffled,
V.l7h hi. uwal e, the part cif Otiaviert ; Mr.
MARIMAL, s 1 1ic,4•1 e. appeared in hit
f .1d ch.arafter /1 r.z.err r, in die Parr So die', which
lie played with y. and was loudly
applauded. Mr. M. has :wen alifint from the Lord"
Rage ten years, labour 'ng on the unfruaul aiantatic
tuilnf America.
T/e .1:•t, •ineer, was introduced by a new Over-
ture, con p. 'ed by Mr. WAkF,the leader dale bands
which %JO niuch ApplAtided.
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lnlh bult.,:ur I.oa ILA upua a