Star.
London, England, 1804-02-29 00:00:00

BRITANNiAI PROSPECT.

cares bad Beam Ich her almfael ear.
AM lanai Peace &pal terrific Wer..:
keret had ,liriesoola kW her lease Ade,
And WM imer eliesq'ring nab from the
Imes Mild the florin which Iterope's brim torso
Asd GoWd th' althea at her People's gore.
Whim the ari• Macioce wakes as wkk dame,
And eareageb did Ablaaldeas to arms.
71s. habeas Train., whoa no treads
la hand, la ad, in perfidy rdsed.
Muds the Gala, and with at dadatabodi,
Threatens leswfoes to ear tea-ghe Cad!
Pooh dos la how the Veit el mar had,
The dam% viper et a Mitt bad t
Maws be oar Kat, oar Oiaftitedion,Lawi,
Mite each Blida la the common cede I
Thids he the daring Aden at the Wanes,
The bat of Aveiro, ever will be flaws ?
Too late ba l find, it ea oar native bare
Hie Odle legions he probate to pow,

t That Padatti.Ptioeeami Soldier, on the kale,
Alike competitors for Patriot fame.
Dome frees their pelts, behold the dallards ma,
Tie landted Maim% dread remove to Sum ;
la vain they feat their Melted feuds to km
laltheteead beam d the whelmieg wave.
Amity the bay'oet far a 'eery grave.
• isiiimodieg MOM% wed by their jidi fate.
1W dried war prank sod rdpmft car State.
MIA lams that they ismikibis mak be,
*boa holwarkb Nee, Diatl
timbal Deallap. Liar Read, Piewlegtem

ISRBOURN, PS& s 6.

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A perfon sf the sante of Stenfon has been taken
into •culiody for railing the infamous falfehoods
relatid by °Octal ROVIAMIIIMT of Captain La-
ing°. It appears that the prifoner (a frame-work
knitter), who undediands French, contrived to get
introductd to the General, at his lodgings, at
Afh-
boute, of whoa% be acted, if the report of the creel.
ties that were committed by him sad the French epos
tilt Blacks in St. Domingo was tete. The General
faid, that it was all Mk g and &at Captain Losino
bad invented all the calumny to ewer his own con-
doe t that Captain Louse or his Of had rob-
bed him, and had taken his mossy by fore. out of
his breeches pocket, and bad alto robbed a Planteee
daughter, by taking abut twenty gibes oat of bar
boron), and otherenk ill treating her. The Owen)
raid. that when he was at Kingbn, at junkie be
Dad got • foal made, with a whip, a pdn, and a
(word engraved upon it. This er hys, that be
was conga away, and war followed hi the Gene-
ears Aid de Camp, who told him, that if be willed
to be convinced of the truth of what the General had
[aid with regard to the condo* of Captain Lonnie,
that he would give him a egg of a letter which the
General had lent to him. The Fiber then went
spin to the General in the parlour. and Amid with
be abut to venue, when the Aid de Camp canoe
and gave him the letter. with the Peal
abominable libels epos the chanter of as benourable
and meritorious Odeer, odd hate proceeded only
from the mots bats and virulent mind t sad feu u
a (oems of the mamba of dote napriuipied
ventures by whom oar very evilest* is sow fo
openly menaced.
it was generally fappofed, that General R.
cumseseue imprudent converfation, and his Rill
more imprudent letter. gives by his Aid.-de.Camp
to Senses the foppaed Spy, would be attended
with difagriethis cookquences, has beta coolnned
by an order having been received la& night, by
erprefa, firr the *eet and daft confinement of M.
Q. Gelman, Chef a Maas, Aide.deXamp to
General -Roc Nauman who was accordingly this
morning. between ten ;nd eleven o'clock. fent *grin
a pot &life, under the guard of two wallabies, for
the county gaol of Derby, where he will remain till
be can be conveyed on board one of the piton thips,
either at Ponfmouth or Plymouth. This is the mode
;luny reforted to on an Officer's breaking his pa-
role, having held alto an improper converfation with
a folded of England, inimical to the peace of the
eounrry. and having trefpaffed the rules of difiance
prekribed in the articles of parole.

T At Covent Garden talk night, Mr.MVIIDIN played
the part of Mai. Maitanafl, in the Opera of The
Englyb Fleet, after a fecond abfenee from a fevere at-
txck of the gout. This favourite of the town was
received with the molt hearty plaudits.
The Officers of the Salifbury Volunteers patronifed
that Theatre on Friday night. The performances
were entitle% new Comedy of The Sel's Dateghter,
and Love I.aaghe at Laelliaiths. The bode was crowd-
ed in every part ; the Gentlemen who befpoke ap-
peared of courfe in their uniforms.
Tuefday fe'nnight, the Courting Seafon concluded
at Hatfield Park, and which, being a public day, (by
permitfion of the Marquis and Marchionefs of SA-
L tartar ) upwards of tco horfernen and many pe-
dellrians attended. The Marchionefs herfelt was
prefent, and the day being remarkably fine, with
plenty of (port, nothing could exceed the pleafure
derived by thole who wirnetfed it. About fifty
Gentlemen afterwards dined at the Salitbury Arms,
where, on removing the cloth, the bets were fettled.
M. PALO, ea, of Hatfield, wa% in the Chair. Among
tl.c roans gi"en were, The Kt sin, and better health to
I'ol—The Marquis of Salifbitry—The MarchioneO
ct Salitbury—Lord Cranbourn, &c. &c.
A part of the company confined of tome Gentle-
men from London, (the City) who were not more
erbilirated by the diverfion of the morning, than
they were happy in the conviviality of the evening.
Tie principal matches were as under—
\ tr. tiartineet do Spot beat the Marebtoref• ear Saldbury's
Ishek Dog. Fogisod. The heft sod mod irwe murir, of the
thr.-.-Mr.DyCon's Brindle Dog, againft Mr. Archer...tree Blue,
undecided.—Mr. thrntend's Mack Beds, againft Mr. Holes
kir. Indeehted....Mr. Painter's Shirk Bitch beat Mr. Gardner's
Ned Dog.—Mr. Edmund's Dog Fos beat Mr. Geough's Red Dag.
Briassis White Neck, beat Mr. Kinder's Brindle D.

There were fis other Cowles. the majority of
which were very good ones.
PONT,r,A CT COCXIIIO3.—The Main of Cocks
•ht lad week. at the Red Lion. Pootclratt, be-
t". cen Mr. W. 1., e (Burnell larder), and Mr. E.
1.. 11..D0-on (Fothergal (cede:). for lop. a battle.
47. d 2,r) gi. the main, was won by the former. three

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