Star.
London, England, 1804-09-14 00:00:00

INZRIC.I.

FR,

PARIS, SkP s.
That our Enwcror wants more gun-heats is
evident from the permiffinn which his Majelly has
Fiero to 4.11 bs pnblic auElion two giro-boats, corr..
eihrely. 6nintid, ..t Strafbarph. They may be con-
verted into merchantmen, and are purchafed by a
leino-Morchant at Mentz.
_ . .

kmpertir bas ordered a new frigate, called
elinettre.to he, immediately built at Dueling. No
lets than thitil.lis /hips of the line, and forty-four
frigates. are now building in the different dockyards
'of the French Empire, and will probably be finifhed
within two or dues years. Contrasts are betides con-
-abided both in Holland, and Italy; for the confirm.
ttill of twelve litipe of the line and ten frigates. Let
las only have fume patience. and true with con&
*Me to.tbe attivity and ability of nor Government,
Wm, Abe year XX. our navy Mall be as flume-
toes u that of our irrecancilanble focr.—(7sarae/
Wit Defaffivr:). •
It is ne't true that the Emperor has ordered all
Raman Mites to beeletained as panners in-Frame:
but. the day befnse yeaerday. the Ruffian Chancellor,
Count BAIA, obtained, without difficulty. his rah,
and left this capital for Germany. Very few Ruffian
travellers are at this moment in France, molt of stem
easing left it within there lall four months.
The Senator Flee cops de Neufchateau has offered
rite medallion, worth fifty Louis &ors. to any
young man in the Lycea of the Empire, who writes
the bail poem in honour of the afcenfion to the throne
etf Navaases the Fire.

' The report; that the °Ewe of the Mini try of the
;Wm department is to be abolieted, obtains no
ondit.
A setter from Romagna mention, that Baron
Hostesses, the late Grand Mailer of Malta, who
-*bits by the basin: How of the Pope, at Civics
Vandlana,lne received infatuation from the Em-
:psear.of the French, that a confultrable pent= will
to whim la fame by France. •
• The merles op" oil mated lately an inforreition
at llst'i~Mkriee, in the Ligurian Republic. The
area ibilliireite pieces, and a.great many diforders
wpm aommifted. satin the arrival of fame companies
fFookrdi. ,inefiored order, and punithed the
chlefirefier &meal lives were loft epee
the e
hfieniPpeddet Public Treafury, and not the
falseminer iimaitie and pennons.
lAlflii
mi
rti„.„ taw part of
Ise In nwiteele lled o mew t yak
are " ram ciandation t mid' will, after the
Amok WON fear XIII. be of no other value than
• chats weight in farm It iefappriti, chat, before the
Vag the year XIII. all the coins of the Kings of
lt AAA's ram will be withdrawn from public cir-
replaced by Imperial crowns of fix
lit% :tines, and live francs.
Thlremete has **ermined, that its members will
le temkre so petitions, of recommend any
ate by their ignatares to riblic employments;
am *aural intriguers have. abated their generofity,
mad manned, money (win fspplieants, who falMy
•
=is!to have eland the turns obtained with the
s.
lihrdepartnent efts Ands bas nominated Ce-,
Oral Anaemic a candidate far is Confervative
Iheaes. •
The e ekwasit Count thtsw•Dva is appointed a
eaniAberaftaks Lesinative Body fur the department
of 11.1=11.;
The found Minillen at the Diet of Retinion, who
for fame time have been abfiot, are, by their refpec-
five ordered to return to their poi. This
makes many lappofe, shat foam intereßing. dike
lions will loon be opened there.
The nigh& Agent, Mr. Sraawas Satire, who
bas pefred time at Carifbaden,in Bohemia, has
left that place. Wherever he is going, he may be
ism he is watched by our Government.—Cesrael dr
Park )
• • A certain. K. Gleitalamer amlairlieed lately that he
'Mould afcend in a balloon on hnrfeback, and obtained
:large fauns by fuhfeription. But. an the appointed
isty, the harks:vas Roles eerily Niconeter), and the
balloon *founded without the horfe or its rider, as M.
'Gammas was detennined not to afeend on font. He
be aria demanded new febfcriptions Pa another
-aerial trip upon a ,ack afs t but the long ears of the
imam madam thank it an encroachment upon their
lowa liwein. mad have therefore declined the teguell.
SIM THR lltUI PAPERS.

ASIA., Ave. les.w.-^This day his Majely the Ex-
't
Xle una aortic! the grease-we Of refuse, commanded
rhethot., to go through their manccuvres.
to 'fee Goer w m trooper ; they are all sem-
isoft_ te ere moll of thews covered with wounds.
-Vise otoomres costkmed fir hours, and the Est-
'grams himfelf gave the word of command. He was
highly fati•Red with the difcipline of the troops, and
tie precition with which they went through their
est Ltrions.

VALINCI Auoa. v.—This day his Majefly
the Errperci railed through this city at three in the
detect'', n. amida a confiderahle crowd. who Rocked
hither from +he envoons. He mutt have been con-
•inced thAt our city and cant( ns are among the num
lber of thole *hick are molt attached to him.

Moss, Auct. Majdly the Emperor ar-
rived here at fix in the evening. He was received
at the gate of the town by the Mayor and other
gill/ AtCl. 'l•he number t f people who flocked hither
from the neighb••utl.o• d WAS immerge. According
to eiLlaFfbed ufage.he (Prink at the gaite of the town
wines 01 honour pee:iced to him by the municipal
Cody.
Gr Iva, A VO. a t.—We krill from Rome, that M.
GaaDas►w.. French tecrctaly of legation to the
Holy See, died on the 3d of this month n 1 a malig.
sari fever. He was buried with the dial ecume-
nic, in the french Church .•f Si. Louis.

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Hamra, Ava. sy.—Lietwenant•Colonel Burs a-
SORG and ft me °fleets, &c. who formed part of the
prrifon of &whom have arrived in this country. This
as the laR dispirit:is of fix(' ',Wooers which was as-
petted. 1-Stoneman-Colonel Bay •suaa. wbo
commander in chief, and who Sra figned the capita-
bticto, this morning waited nn the Courcil of the
WeR Indies, sod iequerled that his coaduA might be
claw-tined. The vL nor-Gerrie of Surinam, M.
Bsaiaoth is lidl is the hands of the

New You, Au, y.—The followitig 'Pant -
graph, taken from a Lopdnn paper, appeared in the
Moray, Cinnirtr of this City, about a month or
A St wo upair Often MS TANCI.—.," A pitlol loaded.
was fired inadvertently agAinti a young woman. In
Manchefler ; the ball (buck againa her brealt, bet
having a fill handhothilon, it did her no other inja.
ry than producing a violent contution. This produc-
ed the following wager: that a ball would not pene-
trate a dog, if covered with a (ilk handkerchief....
The trial was made along Ihore, near Liverpool, a
few days ago, with fuccefs ; and, although repeated
feveral times, produced no other sffee than bruiting
that part where the ball hit. Singular se dismay ap-
pear, we are afured by our informint, that it is a
tan, and that no ball will penetrate a body clothed
with a filk garment"
We have an intiance in our own City corrobora-
tive of thefe _ _

About a fortnight ago. feveral Gentlemen went
over to Brooklyn to Soot at a mark for a trifling
wager. Mr. Sutirrasats, druggig, in Pearlltrees,
was one of the company. The parties Rood ten paces
from the target. Mr. &immix had fired feireral
times with accuracy. He again teak his potition to
fire. His pißol was loaded as urea'. and. while
waiting for the word, hung pendant with the muzzle
below the knee ; the ball, of courfe was not more
than twenty inches from the foot. In this pofitioa
the giliol was accidentally fired. The ball buck
the top of the tout near the antic. Surgical aid was.
obtained. Dr. Buazows was the paofcWonal Gen-
tleman feet for.

Mr. itt•isvitta had on ordinary ribbed white
filk Rockingr. On examining the wound, it was
difcovered, that although the ball entered the foot,
about half. an inch, ea a 'bread ej the ifocliv war
Ermine! The impetus given to the ball extended the
threads where it hit, but the flocking was as'seiilly
sitivides as if the accident had not happened. The
part which the ball hit was forced into the foot, and
made a fort of bag for it. After reparation from the
Rocking by cutting, the piece (or the bag, if I may
fo exprefs myfell) and the ball were taken out toge-
ther. 1 have now in my poffelfion :he part of the
Rocking which the ball (truck, and which any one
buy fee by calling at the office. The citcumference
lof the ball is ditimaly marked upon it ; but within
this there Is not the lea& fraaure of the Rocking.
Ina eonverfation which I had with Mr.SHEIFFILIM,
on Saturday Ink he told me that' the pißol, when
the accident happened, had, the 'goal charge of
powder be mentioned a rniddhng fixed thimble full.
Dr. Bvaaows has the ball in his paean. The
netting and the ribs otitis flocking are very dill inaly
impreffed upon it. This is a proof of the refißibility
of the filk. Now for the application of there fads.
It is fatisfaaorily eftablithed that, previous 'and
robrequent to the acceptance of the challenge, Mr.
Butt was in the dailyhabV of (hooting at a mark.
On the 4th JOY (after the cbslleng was accepted),'
he dined with the Cincinnattfocsety, in company
with General Hantiroa. There is every reafon to
believe, that, before he left home in the forenom of
that day, he pradifed (hooting at a mark in his gar I
den. area, Member of the Society remai Iced, %lien
he enteral, the außerity of hi* conntenanc,e, which
woe prefinvad daring the day. General Hari kenos
was cheerful, and favoured the Society with rental
forage. • I
Nothing can more clearly manifkß the derperate
purport of Me. BURR than this daily prattice, efpe
cially when we confider how fenfible he mutt have
been that General Hart crow was dragged into the
interview.
Mr. Dula, however, was not only intent upon cal-
cotillions of certainty as to the life of his antagonifl,
Wolfe as toiha ptefervation of his own.
The earns° halts the London paper above quoted,
in regard to the refiflibinty of tilk, appeared in ne
Menus: amide about ten days previous to the fatal
interview. We know that Mr. Buss praftifed (hoot.
ing at a mark, but we are not fore that Tie Nor:sins
Gbronkfr quotation was "put" into his hands, ai.d
that he tried the experiment of (hooting at filk. in or-
der to afcertain bow he could belt preferve hirnfelf
from the bell of his iludrious viaim, in cafe he fired.
Fees, however, warrant conjednres very unfavour-
able to Mr. By _ _

After the challenge was accepted, Mr. But* wrote
a note to his tailor. Mr. FRANCIS DANIS, ref-1410011g
that he would make him a fill teat, (having already
Idle under garments sof ) by Monday evening*,
and, adding. that Wets it was then U. ought home it
'mild be of ow vfi, as oe Trefilay wonting by fair
o'clock he was to leave tows ! Special diredboos were
given to make the coat mime, large.' It was made
according to order, and delivered to Mr. Bust on
Monday evening, In this coar, which was Oka, he
killed General HaPIILTON•

The public will reafon upon thefe fads for !hem-
(elves, and draw theirown inferences-1 cannot, hoW-
ever, conclude without expretling the fatisfaatou I
derive from the pi-ape° that the perretratar of this
dredevithasst aaawq will in fnme fort be rm.ifhed.
New YORK, A uc. B.—We learn from N.J.. that
two flout French privateers on the Ci oiled Hand
Paltige, with fevcral others 'of (mallet Size, hare
plundered a number of American yards and made
fume captures. They have aifo taken two Litt,e bt ats
(tom an inhabitant of that Mind. The cross of
thefe marauders were prevented from landing by the
fpiritcd exertions of the inhabitants.
Since the melineholy event of the contefl between
General H•PRILTOR and 0.1. Boas, the friends of
the Lurer have preferved an inviolate Silence with re.
(peel to the ciicuniflances of the fatal interview, and
the c.nir,tp•mdence which preceded it. Mr. VAN
1 Ns is, the Second of the latter, war:d even the dif.
ctaLt.tt a dilretence between himlelf and the fecund
f Gen.ll•miernm, although the grounds had been
Slated on which the opinion of that Gentleman was
foul sled, and the circomitances from which it rec..ived
ftippbrt. Influenced by that correArief. of fenriment
which Should pervade the hreall of every gentleman,
he fubmitted to public intpeetion the Pimple docu.
meets of the correfpondcricc—entered into no in Hifi-
cation of the cnnduCt either s.f hindelf or his principal,
and declined every difitinion at a moment when tie
remains of the gentleman who Lad fallen were but
jug entombed; and when the feelings of his friends
mull have been in a fituation of peculiar fenfibility.
Mr. p aaaaaa CIN appears to have been aatiated by

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