Star.
London, England, 1804-07-23 00:00:00

there Is set an inflaftee remembered in the Wats of
the Auarian Monarchy. where the public coffers were
fo abundantly filled as at relent with the fancy of
rem" prostkerase.

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The Kiso will moll certainly attend in the Hoeft —...
of Peers on the left day of the prefent feffion, which, Cote, Jute i 6.—The Caledonia,- of Bard, Cap-
it Is fuppofed, will not be protraaed beyond the 3tft Uhl STADDARY, which failed from hence a few days
infant; and in two or three days after the proroetron fince, pot back this morning leaky. Three days fince
of Parliament, their MAIRITILS will fee off for Wey- fbe fpoke the Hum armed cutter,Lieutenant Toots',
month. A large quantity of wine has been already 33 days out from Baltimore, with difpatches. Lieu--
fent down there, preparatory to their arrival.
tenant T. informed Captain S. be had captured three
On Friday afternoon the Roy*. FAMILY arrived
at Windfor from Kew. As they patted through Eton, prizes, one of which was a valuable (hip from Bata-
the young Gentlemen of the College received them via. The Prefident, Witt's, from the Ile of France,
with repeated huzzas. On entering Windfnr, the for Tonningen, detained and fent in here by the Ro-
Staffordfhire Militia were drawn up in Thomas- same (loop of war, failed from the Cape of Good
ftreet, and the band played as they patted. The 9th Hope on the ankh of April, at which time were lying
regiment of Light Dragoons were drawn up near the
there the Coortnea.
Lodge. Every window was filled, and the ftreetsl3ate, and Pluto. Dutch line of
were crowded to welcome their return. In the even- battle (hip., and twelve Dutch Eaft Indiamen, richly
ing they walked on the Terrace. laden. The garrifoh is about 2scso bong. Limon'
Yefterday morning the Royal. Femur walked to fquadron. *hen it touched at the Cape, confiled
St. George's Chapel. As they paffed, the Stafford, of an 84 gun (hip, and four frigates. The inhabitants
fbire Militia, the 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons,
of the Cape feem by far much more attached tothe
and the Windfor Volunteers, were drawn out in the
Cattle-yard. His MAJZITY converted with leveret of Englith Government than to their prefent maters ;
the officers as be paffed the ranks. The fermon was and the opinion of tome intelligent parengers is,
preached by the Rev. Dr. Donsworru, the Canon in that• if a rquidron of our (hips appeared off the
refidence. Cape, there would be no great difficulty in again II
Yefterday morning the Duke of COPIIIIRLAND sr- .
s !atoms ar. taking poffetton of it. The Prefident was met by
rived. In the afternoon Sir C
rived, and had an audience of his Worry on the the Buttient at fee, which detained her five or fie
&bite of tome Court Itartiah. hours The LAPWING four days ago met her, and
Maoptssez Etecttou.—This morning. about half fent her into port, judging it might be Dutch pro.
part (even o'clock, Sir Faencis Bomar? let out perty.—Lisots' fquadron was eruizing off Polo Ti-
fton his honk in Piccadilly, in rand prof:erten, to mon on the 3d February for the Englifh China fleet.
Branford, for the purpofe of being nominated as a
Candidate to reprefent the County of Middlefez in Ptvisoueo, JULY Rte.-Arrived the Eustis, of
Parliament. About nine o'clock Geoids Bouteou 3zguns,frons Cork. Sailed the Dazeonouirr of 98
IMensweaimo. Efq. attended by a number of friends guns, and WARRIOR, of 74 gunge. to join the Chan-
in their private carriages, proceeded from his father's net fleet; alto the Renate, of t 6 guns, on a cruize.
I houfe in Hanover-lqua" along Brook-Greet. through Letters received from the fquadron off Ferrol Batt.
Grofvenor-fquare and the Park, to Hyde-Park-Corner.
for the fame purpofe. Both parties were applauded that the celebrated Jimmie BONAPARYR, brother to
or hilted, as Cubed the temper of the mob, who. as the Eniparot NAP, got Cafe in there in an American
natal, teemed to enter into all the freedom of eke- frigate a few nights previous to the writing the
tion. No account of what parted at Brentford bad above letters. The American frigate was chafed
arrived when this paper was put to pre*.
dote in with the limits of the neutrality of Spain.
Government are now building *Neweaftle. Leith,
Seventy trench Officers from the St. Domingo army
and head other private (hip yards, a number of
gun boats of about zoo tons burtben, of an eafy draft arrived paffengers in the CLARINDA frigate, who are
of water. to carry se to as pound carronades ; they fr.!, the prefent to be fent on board the prWos (hips in
are to be employed, with fevers' armed (hips, on the Hamoaze. The 13teecue, of 36 guns, Captain
lenenty's coal!, to prevent that ready and eafy comma- ..
nittna their flotilla have been hitherto allowed 6 or moo", was ((sake with the 30th of May. all well,
Ito *ER in repelling any attempt at invafion. Great cruising to windward off Jamaica, and bad made
exertions are ufed to the building of the gun boats, one or two recaptures.
leveret of which will be ready in a few weeks. Porrsnoven. Jots, 22.—Arrived a Pmfßan ye&
On Friday afternoon Major-General Femme, torn- fel, fuppofed to have Dutch property on board, de'
I(handing officer of the troops at Chelmsford, received cameo.' 'by the HIND cutter ; the LAPWING frigate,
lienders by carets from London, the reek of which
with the Prefident, --, from the Cape of Good
t was that all the troops in garrifon there were funs.
maned to arms : about fevers In the evening every Hope, under convoy from Cork ; alto a (hip from
readier was at his poft. The orders then iffned by Baltimore, both detained. Arrived the Scotia/3e
the refpative commanding officers of regiments were, flip of war, with a fleet of outward bound veffels
that the officers, non.cotnmiffioned officers, and pri- -
er Conroy from the Downs ; Twins, ---, and
vises of each regiment Osould remain under arms wader
lined further orders. On Saturday morning, at ten Matilda, --, cartels, from the Cape of Good Hope.
o'clock, the troops Bill remained under arms. The Sailed the Dscaoa frigate, for Guernfey. Came into
neon of this meafure has not tranfpired. harbour, his Majetty's (hip Gi , of So guns.
The ad battalion of the 26th foot are to be en- wiad 3. W.
tamped oa the Curragh of Kildare by the 26th Intl. Diet, Jute 2z.—Sailed the Melpomene armed
The London mail coach was overturned a few days eranfport, Capt. Werson, for Sheenier, to take in
ago near Liltlebury, Norfolk, by which accident extra guns; l'Arsiests frigate, Capt. Boutroso. on'
Lord. J. TOWIIIII CND, who was a paffenger, was fe• a cruize off Oftend, to relieve the Ceases'''. frigate,
verely bruited; his Lordniip is,, however, in a fair Capt Lord WM. STD•RY. Arrived the Minorca
way of recovery. The accident was occafioned by and Aurora tranfports, under command of Lieut.
the breaking of the reins. COOGAN, from Barbados.—Came down the Wil.
1 Sir PHILIP S aaaaaa s, on Saturday, entertained Baron and Walker tranfports.—Arrived Klima.
Sir SIDNEY SMITH, and a number of Naval Officers, retire frigate, CHAMPION, °WTI!, and SPILDY
with a fumptuoos Dinner at his houfe in Fulham. floops of war, FUIIY bo
nmb, blitsiuma &her
We hear Mr. ROAPIT Hear a cora has added to Beuizse and Stets& •brigs from off the French
his fine Colleltion of Piaures, the much admired coaft, with the lots of anchors and cables. and re-
Portrait of Lotter.° m MEDICI, by SRSASTIAN OIL main in the Downs with the Mips as per haft.—P. S.
Pious°, lately brought from Italy by Mr. T. L. Arrived the HARPY and ZIMMER (loops of war from
P . a cruize. the latter with the lots of fore top.mall, a
Saturday we received foie Antigua and St. t
he had
nights fince, in a hard gale of wind; the enemy
papers, by the HIND, arrived at Portfmouth : the had two gun-brigs and three lugprs funk, and fe-
former mention, that feveral neutral veffels. chiefly veral ethers drove on (here near- Boulogne.—Wind
S. W. with rain.
Americans, had been fent in there, for trial, by the
fquadron off Martinique, for having attempted to vio- JOURNAL OF THE BLOCKADING
JULY 1. SQIIADRON OFF
late the blockade of that ifttnd : it is probable, how. BOULOGNE,
ever, that they will be reftored.—The 101 l of the "On Sunday the tsth we were joined by the
Cork fleet. on the coati of Portugal. was known at LEOPARD, Rear-Admiral Lou ss,and but? a tra. The
St. Kite's on the 2 1(t of May. fquadron before that confilled of the Lena, henna.
Guadaloupe is (Fated to be plentifully fupplied with retort, Atonzo,Auro St ti.BON erra,Discomay,and
provifions of all denominations. Flour, the middle Devaseer we, ARC a aft, HAUGHTY and Fanny brigs,
of May, fold at fix dollars per barrel, and other ar- and two brigs, and two cutters. On Saturday, the reth,
tidesin proportion. the lairsoaretirs and gur. brigs in reconnoi:ering
Saturday difpatches were delivered at Lord Cas- got within range of the batteries, and received their
DIN'S Office from the Lieutenant Governor of Ja fire without returning it for a confiderable time.
maks, by Lieutenant Colonel Lair saiftos :we no- Part of the rigging of one of the gun-brigs was (hot
derfland they are dated the t sth of June, and relate away, but no perfon hurt. On Monday, the 171 h,
chiedy to the flare and polities of St. Domingo. the Baum& flood in to attack come gun-boats that
We are extremely, concerncd to Rate that Jamaica were working along (hole. The feeond (hot fired by
is very unhealthy, and that a great mortality dos alt the Brilliant (truck one of the gun-boats ;on which
ready taken place there: it is with pain we add, that they immediately bore up for Boulogne ; a great
Captains AAAAA ar and Balsa, of the Royal Navy, many (hot and (hells went over the Bator se with-
are among the viaims. The Captain of the Clarinde out ftriking her. On I'uefday the Atmore, Emir.
(ice believe Captain R. O'Brien) died on her pillage •tvs, and Ducat's or Coo joined the
fquadron. On Vs'ednefday the HARPY, BLOODHM.IND,
home.
By this conveyance we have received the follow. STAG, FLY-SY-NIUHT, and G Coors, joined
ing letter : o Naffau, New Providence, Mari 6. the fquadron. At two A. M. on Thurfday the en-
,, Some Jays fince, a large French national br tire tuadron not under way, the wind having (hilted
of r 6 guns and two hundred and nine men. ran to north-welt. At eleven A. M. the Aligner was
pretty clone in off Bomb Point, when, by tignal, a fire
afhore on Abako, and Ovally after went to pieces ;
was opened on her from the entire of the enemy's
of the crew, eighteen only efeaped, and are arrived
here. She was only four days frcm the Haeannab, line, confifting cf as brigs and 6s lugger+. The new
batteries from the LI, ker Work and Portel alto
and is Rated to have had a confiderable quantity of
opened their fire from force guns which they have
treafure on board." , with great labour mounted. The fight was magni.
We have accounts from Martinique to the 4th of
May, which !late that molt of the French troops Scent beyond any thing. The fire continued for
which had been taken from Guadaloupe by the Sy• about half an hour ; a flint struck the Armes? at
was deemed i nes, in compowy with the Aimee, SULPHUR. Bo-
and and Didon frigates, had arrived at Martinique, twelve noon. The Admiral Rood over to Dunge-
and that the garrifon thus reinforced,
fully competent to the defence of the ifland. I NITTA, and DIKOIIIIItY, leaving the remainder of the
The embargo which took place at Guadaloupe fquadron under the orders of Captain Own ii, to
was impofed for the purpofe of concealing the rc- watch the enemy. who wills in all Probability. return
mo' of the troops to Martinique : four hundred men into port this ev
m ening."
were drafted on the arrival of the frigates, and a',out At Brea. it is_ faid, there are twenty-three (hips of
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an equal number fonie days after.—The embargo the line, - - all
hied 13 days, and was taken off the 9th of May. i fully ,--

AMERICA. • '
By the Parnaffus, A cite. strived at Livaeroot,
and the Lewis, arrived at Brifted, we have lento
packages
e of New York Papers, hut they are tatmlisallf
of intelligence.
We have been favoured with the New York D
ifivertifer of the 9th June, one day later than dee
date of the Mail. This paper contains the article saw
ticed in our WI, of the Ilop James, having ken tho
Britifh flag flying on reveal Mull forts td windward
of St. Pierre; from which circumaance the Ameri-
can Editor concludes, that Martinique had fallen •
iatp the hands of the Engtilt. We arc forty, how-
ever, to obferte that loch is not the fa&
The fame Paper mentions, that a violent hail florin
prevailed at Pennfylvania on the lad of May, sad
had defolated the country tor near 15 mars in kngth,
and a half in breadth; vegetation was wholly dedroy-
ed, and numerous birds and bulls killed by the hails
&c.—many of-the bail lone. were from fa to (inn
inches in circumference.
The Vancouvre, BROWN, arrived at Bolton, ow the
4th of June front Canton, whence the failed on the
9th January, leaving there the Englilk Chinamen,
and did not fee any of the French cruizers on bee

Aleut,' from Charteflon, by the Ifabella, arrived
off the Ifle of Wight, communicates the following
plcafing intelligence
The African French National Sip, mounting 16
guns, and having on board $5B French troops, in
addition to her crew, was captured on the 4th piltay,
off Charlet:x:4er, by the Britith merchant bng._Ger-
land, after a few fhot from the latter. The African
was formerly the American act of war Herald. and
was on her return to France with troops who bad
efcaped from St. Domingo...4U had mode Cenral
captures and menet oaten, Siordy previews to her
being taken, the. Roamed, of Glafgow, and ths
brig Chance, of Jamaica.
A letter from' Charlellon, dated May s, (peaks of
the capture is the following terms Yeltereley
morning, at daybreak. the Britilb private armed brig
G fell in with the Veatch p African, hay.
ing 358 French troops from the Havannah on board,
about tweltstreinluee from oar Bar; the Galialla,
although i • y inferior to the Africa, in point*/
force. very 44tatly gave Chace to her I the French-
man, on receiving two or three that, hauled down hie
colours, without firing one in return. The Liter.
prize. which had failed from Mau is company with
the G o, hove in fight Coon after, and sinned
in removing tic prifooers, &e.—Both wads, and the
prize, arrived here yenerday."
Five hundred French troops were on the loth of
May, embarked at Charletion, on board the Anoxi-
c= Ship Chefapeake, Las, for Boards:um.
The Cheadle, paper, of the gill May, seendess,
that st the Federal Cnit Coert there, as thettagt
Colin Drechell was found guilty of having
two Americas.. named Morris and Regerfon' to fervs
on board the &kith privateer Experiment. and fen-
tented to be confined that days, and to pay a fine
of two hundred dollars.—j. Swain was charged with
like offence, but the indidmeat was traverfed to the
nest Court.
The Borrom frigate and Liss !loop, were cruising
off Chatham Bar, the ad of June.
The Paper of the sad May, mentions the snivel
of the Cameron. Nairroa, at &Roe, from Malaga.
Captain Naimoli was bound to England, but could
not get periniffon to clear thither. or to any other
place than America, and was obliged to give bonds
that he would not touch at any port nntil he reached
the Continent of America. Mr. Nairroa adds, that
a number of Danes, Swedes, he. had been detained
there from three to four months, and could not gat
permiffion to fail for the Baltic. Baines at llialega
is extremely dull. This reltrietioa Waits trots pre-
cautions on the part of the Speeith Government,
prevent the eztenfion of the fever which lately in •
great degree depopulated Malaga.
The Paper of the 23d mentions. that the profile*
of a peace with the Dey of Tripoli bad difappeared.
and that Commodore Pause was preparing to beee,
bard the place.

Saturday the Waterford Mails of the 16th and.) 7th
reached the General Pnß.Oilsce, and by than akre-
port was received that la Loma, and another Btitillt
frigate belonging to the Cork Ration, hadfallen in with
four French frigates on the welters coati of Ireland,
and captured two of them; another account Lays, all
four were taken.
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The following Blips, bound to London, were at
Malta on the 3oth of May (the corny daily ezpe&ed
to fail for England), viz. the Mon Nelfon. Foa sra a;
Wight, FOND ; Fairy, Las ; Diana, BRITTON ; Navi-
gation, Roatasou ; Atlas, Wss.t.tases ; Mary, Taira ;
Beaver. SA %DIA Mentor, DOUGLAS; Flora, We-
ar LASS ; and about ten others, names not mentiened-
The Hercules, —, from Guernfey, for Hondu-
ras, is loft near Honduras.
Letters from the Cape of Good Hope, dated
April 25, mention the arrival of the George, Baa-
CLAY, and fome other (hips, there from Batavia, who
had 101 l feveral of their crews on the pattage. An
estenflve mortality prevailed at Batavia, sad Ltaoss'
fquadron is Paid to have caught the infeaion.
We are concerned to hear, that the country Mip
Calcutta, Captain DRYWALLS, has been cut of by
fume piratical Malay boats at Sambafs, after a conflia
of cnnfiderable duration, but the particulars are not
known, as none of the bands have yet been teftored.
By the Peacock, Morland, arrived at Boflon, from
the Me of France, advice' have been received from
thence to the yyth February, but they do not lama
any intelligence of intereft.
The Ctaatena ftigate. from Jamaica. which ar-
rived at Plymouth on the t9th natant, failed from
Jamaica on the t sat of June, brings an account of
the Perim (loop of war, which failed from Fal-
mouth on the ad of April, having arrived at Jamaica
with the fleet under her convoy, on the 25th of May;
and of the Duke of Kent packet, which failed from
Falmnnth on the Koh of April, fur Jamaica, being
captured and carried into Guadeloupe, The fleet
was expelled to fail for England on the aoth of lime,
under convoy of the Vseroe, of 36 guns; BlLLS-
'ormolu, and Ds Qr.'s. of 74 guns.
The American (kip New York, from yjven
pool for New Orleans, has been taken by a French
id retaken by the Taft rail frigate, an 4

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km; at Rochfort. tour ; and at Toulon. nine ; all I "privateer, and retaken try :as • arigass, amp
lammed and equippeJ, and ready to put to f.a. I cavied into Jamaica.