Star.
London, England, 1803-08-18 00:00:00

otred of itt pottble arnothtt. t 5:; this occa-
fion, we cannot forbear from chiding the vile
impolitic patrimony of many of our Nobility.
Is this a time for lhufling, about the arithmetical
quota of the facrifices they ihould make for their
country f For tkir cosatry, did we fay r We muff ufc
tome other a:gument with men who, judging by all
we have yet teen fine the die was call for our esill-
ence as a free people, feel none of that ardour which
warms the bofom of men animated by true patrio.
tifm. Let them look at France !—At the fete of the
Fresel nobility! and then let them calculate whether
an immunity from a fimilar fate would be dearly
purchafed by a facrifice of even a half of their pro-
perty Can they hear unmoved, with the fate of the
French nobility before their eyes, thole threats of
vengeance levelled fo direOly at themfelves, by
a people which has overwhelmed the throne of the
Bourbons, beggared and butchered the Arillocracy
of France, ruined the half of Europe, and fpread its
defolating maxims over the world.—lf they can, we
!hall only defire them to recollea, that only. fifteen
years ago, the French Nobility had as little appre•
henfion about their fafety as thy tbrotfilvet lOW have:
The French,hos:tever, were buried in ruin as with an
earthquake, that gave little or no indication of its
,approach.
The Englith Nobility cannot fay they have not had
warning. If they fail in the duty they owe to them•
(elves, their families and their country, at a c• ills like
the prefent; and if ruin overtake them as the conic-
quence, they will fall unpitied—undcferving of pity!
Many flories are told to account for BON A PARTE'S
fudden return to Paris, plots of the Royalids, plots
of the Jacobins, plots of TALLEYR AND, &C. 8:e.
May not hi; return be owing to what he clifcoverrd
in his negotiation with M. Lost BARD, of the deter-
mination of Pruffia—of the hints he has got of the
feelings of ALLIMIOSIL I. whore fleet is now in the
Baltic ? May he not furpea that every thing is not fo
Life either without or within as he had imagined ?
There is nothing folid in his power, but there is a great
deal of folid power in the hands of France. It is
with the latter that we have to do fyllematically.—
It is no matter whether Boma AAAAA be Fick, or dead,
nr dethroned, nnlefs there be Come fecurity againfl
the overgrown power of France for the future.

' Ycflersity about half pa( twelve o'clock his Ma-
jrsry arrived at St. James's from Windfor, where
his Malts-sir held a Levee, at which were prefent the
Right Honourable the Cuarscar.r.ort of the Excise-
QyAR. the SICRETARIRS of STATE. the LORD MAYOR,
the Sheriffs of London, the MASTER of the RoLLs,
and their Excellencies the Imperial, Sardinian, Da-
na, Spanifh, Turkifh, Ruffian, Pruffian, American,
and Wirtemburgh Minitters.
Duke of Pordand
Mantuires—Saliibury, Titchfield, Blandford, Circe!lo.
Earls—Harrington, Banbury, Cbetterfleldj Dyfart, Mount
E be, Bella, Uxbridge, Chatham.
tontitnts—Hood, Dudley and Ward.
Lords—C. Spencer, St. Helen's. Braybrook, Ellenborovgb,
Auckland, Hobart, Hawk... Mary, Hardwick, Rofslyn.
Billsopa—Norwiek, Rocheller.
Sirs—C. Morgan, J. Altley, J. W. Henderfon, T. Trowbridge,
D. Heatbcoate, H. Diamond, H. Lygan, R. Williams, W. Puke-
ney, A. Hammond, J. Nichol, C. Rom Boughton, H. Inglis. S.
Comerel.

67.1X-4-a4—Lelainl, Johnfoa, Rob, Phipps, Gwyn, Arabia,
Pinter, Harnett. _ _ _
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---cOlOOela.:ilOsford, Saville, Frank, Bullock, Rene, de Grey,
Ellis, Sibtborpe, Laffeen.
Major Allen.cl
Noble, Newmaci.

Dodor• —Prue, Browning.
Merry.. Newman, Spencer, Jarvis Chaplin, Watfon, Corry,
Cooper. Pitt, Tierney, Dent, two finnhopes, Muth, W. Mut,
K. Pnwei, Cbolmondeley, Broderick, Monne, Baldwin, MaLica,
Hoblin, Abbott, Ward, Morgan, Edon, Saegeant.
The fullowing among other addreffes, were pre-
tented to his Majefty—
Prom the Univerflty of Cambridge.—The Vice Chancellor
walked in proceffion from the Thatched Node, in St. James-
Amer, preceded by the two EC+ Beadles, sod attended by all the
Hea...s of Hodes, and tic di, -•tmt Dodoes of Law, Divinity,
and Phylle ; fume Noblemen. aed Fellows of Colleges—in all about
so pertons. They were introduced Into the Great Council Cham-
ber, where We Mejefty, being feeted coo the Throne, molt graei-
°oily received the fame.
Viliount Dudley and Ward, accomplgad by Mr. Ward, pre-
fented one from the county of Worefter.
_

Mr Jacob ARley and Colonel Saville from the county"( Norfolk.
General Leland, one from the town of Stamford.
Mr. Morgan, one from the county of Monmouth.
Lord Braybrook, Mr. Bullock, and Mr. lianc-y, one from tie
county of Efex.
Sir H. Inglis; one from the EaR ladla Volunteers.
The following were among the prefeutations to his
Majeliy—
mr. Monaco, Miniittr Plenipotentiary from the United States
of America, was Introduced by Sir S. Cotterel, and delivered its
credentials.
Captain Nou.t, of tie Scotch Brigade. by Lord Hobart.
Colonel HOBIORD, by General Leland.
Han. Mr. Eva st,on Ms being appointed Colonel of the St. Mar-
prat and St. John Volunteers, by his father. Lord Auckland.
The Levee was over about a quarter beton two
o'clock.

After the Levee his MAirs-ry held a Council,
which was attended by the Duke of Po AAAAA D, Lords
Hoaaar.CNATNAPI, CASTLIAS•OI6,CATHCART, and
HAMM/MAT ; Mr. ADDINGTON, Mr. CORRY, Mr.
GRETILLy and feveral others, after which Mr. AD.
DINGTON, Lord HAWICESBVXY, Lord HOBART, and
Mr. Your, had private audiencerof his Mgr sr?.
A fecund Council was then held, for the purpofe
of fwearing in the Hon. Mr. C A You. as Se-
cretary of State for the Home Department, in the
room of Lord PELHAM, who has rcfigned, and of the
Hon. PoLs CARIIV, brother in-law to Mr. You., as
Under-Secretary. Mr. BIAGGI& is appointedSecrctary
at War. _ _

Ili; Mai s sry took Tome refrefhment at &James's,
after which his Royal Highnefs the 'Duke of Cas•
salons accompanied hi; Maims, to his carriage.
and at a quarter before five o'clock he fet off tor
Windlor.

Mr. Bit 'icor was re.aleifted on Tuefday, for Brif-
tol, without any oppolitims.
On Monday 101 l ,came on at Guildhall, Bury &.
Edmund's, the eldlion oft' Reprefentative in Pit liA-
arnent fir this town, in the room of the prefant Earl
BRISTOL,of when the Right Hon. bird Ttatraa-
Town (his broatcr-in-law) was aoaaimacoully chaka.