Star.
London, England, 1803-11-15 00:00:00

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will September, the number of dcs..ths has been leis
than for any of the five preceding years.

Letters received in Town yefterday from Baiti
more, dated the 24th init. Rate. that Port Republi-
cain is evacuated by the French troops.

Oevozrz 3.—The celebrated SAMUEL ADAMS, one
of the founders of the American Revolution, died in
this city yttlerday, in the Sad year of his age. The
bells in the town tolled for half an hour, and the
Clergy, State Officers, Public Itmetionaries, and
7orrign Confab, were invited, by public advertifc-
Iment, to attend his funeral proceflion.
In 'the Philadelphia Gazette of Wednefday lA, ap-
peared a paragraph, Rating, " that the Captain and
crew of a Britifh frigate were lying under fentence
of death at Antigua, for having plundered a Swe-
iiiiir drip at fn." As this paragraph was afcribed to
Captain Cox, of the brig Concordia, he deems it due
to juflice and truth, that one part of the fiatement
Ihould bb correded. He dialed, and now afterts,
that it was the Captain and crew of a (mall Britifh
privateer, who were under fentence of death, and not
the Captain and crew of a Britifh frigate, as was er-
coneonfty fitted:

_ Yeßeyday morning his Majastr, Princefs goritta;
knit the Duke of Care saioos, took au airing in the
omit Park) after which his MAJISTY took the
wer4on of bunting with the harriers.
Her Msissrv, and Prinreffes Aucvsra and ELI.
hafts, attended by Ladiet C. WiLDEC RAVI! and
M. WIN YARD, paid a lan to Mrs. H•tCOURT, at
&t. Leonard's Hill.
Princefs.Awittas, attended by Baronets Hoeza,
took an airing by Blacirriefs and Sunning Hill.
The Gazette a few days (ince contained his MA.
lure's Licence and Authorhy to the Mop of LIN.
cowl, so take and ufe the furname of TOMLIN!! only,
ttt purfuance of the will of MARMADUICE TOMLIN'S,
Sate of Riby Grove, in the Comity of Lincoln, Efq.
deceafed, who left a confiderabie eflateto hisLordlhip.

The Fire(hire militia Marched on Saturday fc'n•
Right, from Dunbar camp into Haddington.

It is reported that the French Government have
ordered feVeral thoufand red uniforms to be lent is
tote troops &dined for the invafion of this country,
to occafion eonfufinn if a landing thould be effeded.
It is necerary to be on our guard againa this ftrata-
gem, thould it be attempted. ,
The German legion now railing is to confift of
400 e men ; 1400 1. ive Already juitipt, and there is
no doubt of the whole being f •••ts It is to
be under the command ,of f,is Royal Higlinefs the
Duke of Canstioor, and will be officered principal.
ly by Hanoverian.; bat Tome of the Field Officers
will be It is underftood they are stained for
Ireland.
It is expelled that thofe of the Army of Referve,
Ilebo have not volunteered into the Guards or into the
Third Marching Regiment, or Buffs, will be formed
into a battalion to-morrow, and fent off to Ireland.
Barracks are prepared in the City of Canterbury
for &boot snap infantry. and loco more may be
accommodated in quarters. Many of the troops, en.
vamped on the Coall and in the interior, will be flat
to beard of Grips. Three 64's one 54., and one so,
ova ordered to be immediately ieted at Chatham to
receive them. The (hips are to be moored along the
Cosa as Dear as poffible to the refpeftive camps; fo
that a body of men may be colleded on she (horteft
notice. A Quite and lines are alfo forming in the
rear of Eaftware Bay near Folkflone fo as to pre-
sent all advances into the interior of the country.
The block Mips are fo completely equipped acrofs
tbe Thames, that the Comnsiffioners of the Cullom'
have polled op a notice in the long room, hating that
it was not fafe even with a pilot to pals the Lower
Hope at night.

On Saturday morning, at near ten o'clock. the
greater pare of the Bth Loyal London Volunteers
alfaxibia at the houfe of the late Mr. Dewar, he-
Aernging to that corps, at No. 45, Letinavel.fireet,
Shoreditoh. It was the intention of the wbole corps
to do him military honours. hut his relatives declined
it. They accordingly met without their arms, and
all the principatofficers of the Bth regiment attended.
The body was carried from thence to Bunhill.fields,
wbere it was interred in the molt private manner.
On Sunday evening the inhabitarlts of Rocheffer
and neighbourhood, were much alarmed by the un-
common luminous meteor which appeared to the air.
The light was In great for the fpace of a minute, that
ohjeas were difeerned at a conliderable
was followed by a tremulous noife.
A letter from Dover lays. on Sunday night. about
nine o'clock. a beautiful meteor arofe in the fouth,
and took a northern direaion c it had a tail twenty
or thirty yar,is long : it illuminated the country for
miles round ; and, when it burg, left a firms
linen of fulphur behind.
The Duke de BERRI, fon of Mowsteua, next bro.
ther to the King of France, died Giddenly on Friday
afternoon. at his father's houfe in Baker-ftreet.—
While he was engaged in the exercife of the fmall
(word with his fencing•maller, he complained of
fudden inners, and expired alm.ft
A private letter dated Liverpool, Nov. ta, lays,
two perfons lately arrived from Philadelphia. in the
fhip Penfylvania, have been taken up for improper
rondua and expreffions during the voyage, and their
papers taken from them and tranfaiitted to Ireland ;
as they will be by the firft reel, Their names are,
lames Moor Lett (who was tried at the bar of the
Ring's Bench, and acquitted. legrtly after the rebel.
lido). the other John Tench, a native of the North
of Ireland.

Our accounts from Neweaftle, of Taft Saturday,
inform us, that the fever is much abated ; feveral
of the inhabitants have recovered.

FlRE...Monday fennight, at half pall one (view k,
an alarming fire broke out in a fitop at the call ett,l nl
Genrrm's-areet, Glafgow, when the firemen attended
with t le city engines; it was happily extingmlhed
a .1 y (bort time, with the, damage via few clams,
and fonte kitchen foraiturt.