Star.
London, England, 1804-12-12 00:00:00

feareely to be exceeded by the conntlers inhumanitie.t
of LICLIIIC, ROCIIAMIIRAU, and the various infiru-
=tents of the treachery and cruelty of the Govern-
ment of BONAPAILTI.

'letters from Ireland bring us the important in.
telligence, that on the sth inftant, three regiments
which had been embarked at the Cove of Cork, for
foreign fervice, were fuddet•.ly difembarked, and
marched into the interior of the country. This cir-
cutallance occafioned veryconfiriltraiale alarm, and
various reports were circulated as to the caufe of
the meafure. Our Correfpondent affures us, than in
the bigheft political circles in Dubliniit was believed,
that Government had received information of a me-
ditated attack on Ireland, and that Emiffarics of the
Trench were allually fpread over the country. On
this fubjelt, our Readers will find an article under the
bead Du &s, copied from the Dublin Evening Poll
of lak Saturday.

tt was yetterday aliened at the Erchange, on the
authority of private letters from Paris, that the Coro.
motion took place on Sunday, agreeably to the forms
which had been previoufly arranged, sod that the
whole ceremony was condueted with the mama order,
and without the leek tumult or accident,
The ceremonial previoollj publillsed in 'the Paris
papers, it one of the int ridiculous articles we ever
read. It mutt have colt no (mall efforts of thought
so have contrived a thing to difptay fo much grave
formality and to produce fo ludicrous an rffe& We
cannot therefore fill our columns with it, ,
A letter from on board one of his Majelly's sruia.
ars, dated of• Boulogne the sd infant fays,, Lade
dtrubt now remains of the Cormsatios Of the Emperor
of the French on the, ad inflame fir, about noon of
that day, the Enemy's veffels within the harbour,

the whole of which were decoratecf with flags and
&reamers, fired falutes ; and in the evening the tow*
was mail 6rilliantly illuminated, accompanied Ly a
varied difplay of fire-works, indicating the public par-
ticipation in an event which has to long occupied the
attention, not only of France and its dependencies,
but of ill Eutnpe."

. ,
Yeflerclay morning his MAJESTY and the Duke of
CAUSE IDGL took the diverfion of (lag:hunting.
His Royal Highnefs the buke of Yon ic field yef-
terday a military levee at the Honk Guards, previous
to which Earls CAMDEN and CHATHAM had long au-
dtences with 114 Royal Highnefs.

This morning, about one o'clock, died, in the 87th
year of hls age, Mr. Alderman Bor:-,L Lt.
Letters paten: have palled the Great Seal of he-
!and, for contlituting and appointing Brigadier Gt-
ileral THOMAS Bsowkaicc, Evsminau.r and Camp-
troliiir of Army Accounts, in the rounk of tLe
Colonel NAPIER, deceafed.

Yederda7 morning Captain HYLLIAR, of .he Navy,
birr ved at the Admiralty, with dispatches tam] the
Mediterranean.

YeAerday morning 17a-count tslet.vit.LE time from
Wimbkdon, loon after which his Lordthip had a long
conference with the CH•N':ELT,oa of the Eico kqpkit
at his houre in Downing-(beet.

Difpn.ches were fent—off from tfte. Admiralty at a
very erly hour this morning to his Map arr.
Sir R. StitAttlAf, of the Dimserae, has captured,
off St. Mary's, the Amphitrite Spai,:ds frigate, after
eels a£iion of eight minute', in which the Sp te.ll Cap•
lain was killed, and a few of his men wounded.
In the late minor Prench papers there is an article
on the fribjeO of Sir GIBOAC arrea, eei
dently fabricated it Parr, but ii,ferted under the
title of " Ler in Hanbure." It contains a va•
riety of futile fpeculations on this atrocious meafure.
Amongft others it is laid " it (the arrell of Sir Gin.
RUMBOLD) is, peri•apr, intended to punith Sir istit
CRAu FLIRD'S rant of good faith, and the :tarry ail int.
indrnre (as they fctirrilonfly term it; of the HritiQt
bovernmen!, who have received him with ever'/ mark
of intere a and conlideration.” The abfurdity afire]
a fpcculatior., in the face of FOOOIE'S Ilatement,
contained in his letter to Marital Draw stiorrs, is
(efficiently evident.
On T'iefday Mr. P gave a:s elegant cfmaer
to the You lt,'lct us and his father. Sir Gbollt:;k
Ilsaomowr, lion. H. COST, Colonel Fititra,
Pasass, M. P. M'. NORTIMOTL, Mr. WIIITTINCToN.
and oilitr dramatic friends and amateur., were
prefent.
Monday laft the Harbour Marine Volunteers of '
Greenwich, had a grand field day in Greenwich Park,
before Captain JOHN R.11(14011) &lOW, Consniandant
of the Harbour Marine, and other Officers of that
corps ; when they went through all the MilittUVICS
of the pike etercite with great aaivity, and fo much
to the lati•faftion of their Commander, that he or-
dered each mats a pint of porter, &c. as a refrellinent
when difmilied. Their tn.forni is blue jackets and
pantaloons, with a crown and anchor on the buttons,
and " 1-lartur isliriae" round it.
Corr Bustwess.—Yefierday a Court of Aldermen
was held at Guildhall, at which the price of Dread
was ordered to be ratted id. in the peek loaf. The
Loan !darn* was rerinefted to Wive his precept t'.r
the EleCtion of an Alderman for the Wald of L:..te•
dreet, inftead of Sir WA 1 KIM Lewis, K.:sight, who
fueeeeds the late Alderman HARLSY, in the ‘Vard
Si Bridge Wi:i10131. and a; rather of the City. The
Adjourned Appeal M the Inhabitants a it. Michael,
Crooked-lanc, againa the Aletftnent made tinder the
Incumbents' AO, p.itfed last SztEon, was further ad.
;ourned until the nest Court.
On Monday a child apparently about a month old,
-vas found wrapped in a coarfe cloth, in Love-lane,
Feafeod-fleeet, Wintl:i:r. Its cries brolight ionic fol•
dices to the ft.
%she, coillre) ea it to the work-11°We,
but the mother remains undifcovered.
Mr. L. BITTcv, filverfmith, at Faith, who had
retired to lea Wednelday evening, in apparent
good health. was found dead in his bed on rittufday
r vtniug.