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

LONDON.

THURSDAY, MARCH S.
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Coot. la slam. 56.14—Ditt.e,
Can. far Apia 04-01ohnti slat
Old spa 8911.

THE KING.
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(Siga;l as Itefort.)

An interelling debate took place in the Hoafe of
Commons laR night on Sir JOHN WHOTTIRLIT'II
Motion for an enquiry into the affair of the a3d July
in Dublin. Our Readers may gather fomething re.
fpelling the prefent Rate of parties from the km*
menu ezpreffed by the different fpeakess.

A letter was read at Lloyd's yeflerday afternoon
by an American Gentleman, Rating, that Generals
lioasau and PICHSORII have been guillotined. We
have not been able to learn any farther particulars,
nor dr what channel the letter was received, and we
entertain hopes that the intelligence will prove wt.

&tided.
This morning arrived a mail frotn New York,
brought to Falmouth by the Doss of Mango.
savor Packet, in thirty-three days.
Difpatches were this morning received from Lord
amortise, at Cork.
Difpatches were yellerday made up at the Admi
ralty for Lord Nst.soa, to be forwarded through the
channel of the Eel India Hoak.
Governmest are bluing up a very great numbest
of old merchant Blips, for the purpofe of fuddle
them at the mouths if the enemy's harbours.
Mr. Factor, the Bride' Capful from Algiers, was
ys*erday prefect at the Privy Council, held in con.
feepteace of the late difpatebes from Lord News.
The Vteroa has taken in the Ladia Seal, a French
Blip from Cochin Chins, charged with very valuable
pretests to Bona from the Km° of that

country.
Yellerday a Come of Direaors was held as the
EaR India Node, when the following Commanders
took leave, previous to departing for their repeaive
daßinations, via. Capt. Gsoaos-Ricsaanson, of the
Dovsa Cain.', for St. Helena and Bengal ; and
Capt. H. P. Tantalums, oldie Ana, for teat and

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Capt. Ja. Tssiaaist, of the Loan PIRWIRSRUILIF I
and Capt. S. Woon, of the Woacarraa, were bum
into their refpettive commands..
Dogs.—We find upon making enquiry, that we
were usifinforised when we Rated that Captain Sae*
ate was (mond to cue of the parties in the enfants.
oats duel which took place yesterday. that Gentleman
having had no concern whatever with the affair. He
knew nothing of it till it was over.
The n_puls concerning the origin of the Ands
between Lord Cal/ILFORD and Captain SW. MD
fo various and contradiaory, that we shall not, for
the prefent, enter into them.
A few minutes after (even o'clock the parties as.
rived on the appointed ground (a field behind Hot.
land Houfe.), Here, it is Paid, Mr. Bast reputed his
affeverations,that he hadnever ufedcertain expreSoue
he was charged with, and entreated Lord C. that
the difpote might be fettled amicably. Lord C.
Paid, be might believe or difbelieve, but that Le cholS
the latter, and infifted on his taking his ground.--
They then took their Ration, and fired at the fame
time. Mr. Bat's ball took died in his Lerdlitip's
right bread, dole under the (boulder. Lord C. tn.
!oily fell. Mr. B. then ran up, and repeated his
former affeverations, which Lord C. then Paid he be-
lieved. Mr. Bur and the seconds immediately left
the ground, and Lord C. was taken in a wheelbarrow
to the houfe of a Gentleman in the neighboui bond.
We are happy to late that his Lordlhip is ant dead,
as was reported, and generally believed yellerday.
This morning, at eight o'clock, he was freer from
pain, though no hopes are entertained of his reco-
very. He is attended by Melirs. Kronur and
Hone, furgeons. •
The intimation of this unfortunate affair was dif.
patched about nine o'clock yefterday to the Magni,
I dilucairro NAM, Lord Garavti.cs,and feveral other
I Noble relatives of Lord CAMILVORD ; and letters
were forwarded in the evening to Sir 8 Sown.
About one o'clock thi. num ning Lord and Lady
Garrivis.se arrived in their poll chariot and fow At
the houfe where Lord Carer tenets is lying. They
laid with his Lordfhip till eight o'clock.
Lord Call IILfORD is in his thirty.fird year, and has
always been elleemed in private life as a fincere friend
and a benevolent gentleman; his impetnofity of tem-
per alone has led him into all the difficulties lie has
had to encounter.
Mr. beer is either brother or firn coufin to Capt.
who accidently killed his fiend Torre time
fine at Ibbetl,n's Hotel in Vere-ftreet. After t!-.e
unfortunate rencontru with his Lordfltip, he got tr,,a.
a poll-chaire ar..l four, with the feconds, and proceed-
ed wi'h all polfible diipateli throuch \Veil/sunder,
and al.ing Weftminfler.hridge into Kent.
lUVITT, and two other Bow Ilreer Officers, 'n k
the fame route in purruit of th-m, hot res ,r-sd
night without having •ccr 11101112(d the bj•it t 111414
I journey.
The parties to the duel at Liverpool. svhi.h we
lately mentioned, were Mr. G. and Mr. S. Mr r.
who Wai wetinded,Linvitihed in extreme u.. .5
,jhree o'clock on Sunday morning, when he dird.—.•
Mr. S. it is 1,.i 4. ha, nded. The records., Jc•
cording to rep, it, were Captain C. of the Navr,
and Donor M.. f Li verpool. This fatal eir•ra has
escited a great fenf.ll,n : the patties we-e hot!. nco
of the 6rll conneaious and fortunes in that tos‘n
LONDON•• Primed and pobba4 by L.E V. KENT, (or
'clierrlther. 140*0r4,) at Ott 9r as bursa. NO. t. Cam.
tit Nigholl We a its Sim Oma.