Star.
London, England, 1803-09-09 00:00:00

TO CREDITORS.

AMEETING of the CREDITORS of the Rev.
GEORGE WEST, Iteftor of Stoke nut Guildford, Surrey.
is requAted at the White Hart Inn, Guildford, on Friday the 16th
slay of September ialtant, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, when
a Propofal will be made to them for Liquidation of their Debts.
Such of Mr. Weft's Creditors u have not already delivered in
an Account of their Demands, are particularly dared to tranlmit
Me tame to Mr. Shatter, Solicitor, Farnham, Surrey.

Thb day were publifhed,
In One Volume, Crown OCtavo, price 31. 6d.

-WALKS and SKETCHES at the CAPE of
GOOD HOPE. To which is lubjoined, A Journey from
Cape Town to Blettenberg's Bay.
By ROBERT SIMPLE.

London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, of New Bridge-Brat.

This day ism pabliChed, prke Sa. neatly bound.
THE SPORTSMAN'S DIARY.
This Wort, which is undertaken at the recommendation
of an eminent Sportfman, eontits of printed Table*, by which
the read number of head of Game, diltingoifhisap the Species. and
when and where killed in the coterie of a Seaton. is exhibited at we
View, with fpaees for omafional Remark. and Otketations, by
which the Lova' of haul S►oRTS wiU be enabled to keep a
moil agreeable Rernembrosnow ; and it will alfo be found as offal
Affithiat to the CAM ea

London : Printed for J. Hardins, No. s 6, St ismeerftreet ;
end fold by every Bookfciler in the Sporting Counties.

dot WaS publifiscd, Price Sixpence,
THE ip
CANNIBALS' PROGRESS t " the
Dread's,' ble•rrnrs of French Invalion, as difplayedlpg the
Republican (Akers and Soldiers in their Perfidy, Rapacity, fero-
cloofnefs, and Brutality, exereifed towards the innocent Inhabitants
of Csermany. Abridged from the ranfhtion of
AN rHONY ALIFRERfi.
.61C1 an the widow and the ftranger, afid murder the fa-
therlefs."—.Paos..
they fay. Come, let us hr wait tor blood...Me !hall find
all precious fubfbuseet we than SU our honks with fpoil."—Paoir.
Loodessi Printed at the Miaana Preis, for Lane, Newman, and
Co. Leadtobill-fitoet ; and fold by J gperpei Causal*

LONDON.

•"' PRMAY, ernirmiltß 9.
PRICE OF STOCKS YENS DAY AT ONE cra.nrit
p*Cent Car 53H1 —obi 5 per 0.1. St*
• Ovniere, 74 N.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per C Cart'
per Cast. 87 mt
Isdhi Stack e 641.
Imp. 3 r SAID
pi 1146

ETebequer Me Is. a IL ar.
Oninlem 7ft
Fneith 'natio 171. mg.
Coot far Aac..7.4i 531 54

Tafpateltes were yeaerday received at the Admi.
ratty from Admiral Coaawattis, duped the ea ina.
They bring no news of importance. The enemy's
fleet had (hewn no difpofition to move at the time
thole difpatches left the fleet.

lim.•••ir

In a feet days we ?lope to have the fatisfaelion of,
announcing that the Secret Expedition. under the
command of Admiral Lord Kerre, has fuccefsfully
executed the important objea for which it is defined.
Lordfhip failed yet erday from the Downs in the
IkONARCII. of 74 guns. He took a wellerly courfe,
and by this time has probably joined the reit of the
*Admit. The sited this day is highly favourable.
and the weather kerns fulEciently fettled to promife
a tbecefsful voyage. _

Another keret expedition will fail on or about the
auth 01 this month, from Portftoonth.

FLOTILLA OFF BlULOG)IL

We are happy to inform the public that our no-
Oa of Boulogne continues to harah the enemy al.,
mod ineefantly. The attention of the Board of,
Ordnance to the quality of the gunpowder, with
which ()stormy and navy are hipplied, ishighlypraife
worthy, and promi(es incalculable advantages to our
operations. During the American war it is a well
known foe, that our powder was inferior to that of
the French. Their balls would even go through our
nips, when ours could hardly reach theirs. Now
however, in fpite of the In:sailed progres made by
our enemy in different arts conne(led with chemiffry,
viee furpafs them fo far in the article of gun-powder,
that at Boulogne we ran fend in our hells to their
great annoyance, when at fucl, a difiance that they
cannot snake a tingle one reach our veffels. This
is a eircnmflance of great moment ; for the
object of the enemy is to creel works out in the
ha, to keep our veffels at a dinance. Without
this they never can bring their gun boats to that
prifition necerary for arrangement and (Ailing;
and, thringh it may be imporlible abfolutely to pre•
vent their getting on with works, where the men that
are dellroyed have their places fupplied by others,
they mutt yreceed very (lowly ; and even when fi-
niflied prove inadequate to the end propofed. The
fuperiority of our powder, and the intrepidity of our
tars will, even then, enable us to deflroy the 11/lofted
fleet of gun boats, almoll as (ono as they !hall thew
ehemfelves near thefe works. The following letter
reached us this morning ;

U err anet.nosrv, sm. 7.

0, Little new has occurred fine my lel For tome
days paR the enemy have been erelting mortars in
every corner, arid on all the heights; but we have
convinced them that they will be of little life, as the
bomb reffel attached to our little fquadron, throws
)ssr (hells to a much greater &Ranee than they do
theirs, and we can even nand in and throw (hut
among their, and drive the labourers from their work,
when their (hat cannot reach ns. It is hardly to be
etrpedled that we can entirely prevent the enemy
from treeing the works they are about, hut we an.
soy them in a moR dreadful manner, and render their
operations mncb more t4dions than they nth/twits
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