Star.
London, England, 1803-03-29 00:00:00

NiftITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL, MARCH :S.—Came down the Union at,cl
Scaleby Cale, for the Eaft Indies, and tailed with
fe Teta' other outward-bound veffels.—Wind S. S. E.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 2/I.—Arrived the Ara :-
LTA, of 44 guns, Capt. Lord Poway, from the
Downs; STLPH, of IS, Capt. Gam, from Chat-
ham ; and the EURYDICE frigate, from the Eall In-
dies, laft from the Cape Of Good Hope,with troops.
Yelterday failed the Isis, of so guns, Captain
Loss, for the Dawns; and the P"ltr MAHON /loop
of war, Captain liamt.s. for Poole, to imprefa
feamen.

This morning failed the Nfoloiama, of 16 gnus,
Captain RAINS rot o, for Guernfey.
Went out of harbour the AuLow, of to grins,
Captain Villain'.

A Letter from the Cape of Good Hope, dated
January 14, brought to Plymouth by the Acres,
Capt.Ntototi.s,eontains the followingintelligence I
Nothing new has occurred fince the Ladling of the Imogene,
except that the Dutch Admiral Parts, I, nuking every prepa-
ration in his power for failing to Bataykr•-a Rep highly need-
fay, as he is immediately to fend aft to Europe the produce of .
that Mend, which has been accumulating for many years, and
is now impatiently mated in Holland. In cafe of hoftility
recounnenting, we may hope to fee theft cargoes fate in the
Thinner—they are tilt:sneak value. The Dutch Cammihy
expedtv reinforcements every boor-wet silent, however, they
are ferlouily alarmed for their &key, and not without rearm ;
for although they have Rated their Rrength to be %ace mm,
yet the aconite return Is as follows
Regiment of Waldeck
TWO Companies of Grenadiers
Two ditto of Chalker.
One ditto of Riflemen
Dragoons dihnounted
Artillery

- Soo
-13 S
- ISO
- 130
. 130
. SSO
1410

Toial, Rank and Pik,

v They arc wall potted at the •Wynebtou; but io cafe of at.
tack, there could be no doubt but they mutt alleviate. The
greater part of thefe troops are Germans, who have already
&ewe great kiclination to change their ushers. and In cafe of
heft:Unica would deem to us. Some admen have already got
away an board the merchant hips of &Orem anima that
have been lying in the Hay. flak who pretend to be in the
ferret fay, that we hall receive orders for carrying the mama.
tinn into emotion in about three weeks at faiths& We know
I nothing of the political reakes for all this llnenotianzionvE
Couneih at bane; but you well know my opinion on the
mlnious Cello° of this invaluable Key to our Bosom
and every hoer that I have paired here. for there It& four yews.
convinces me of the truth of the affection made by the snug
Statefman, PAL DUMAS, in Parliament, viz. net eel Mitip
her who gave up the Cape defervai to Welds bail"
" P. S The batmen that were to have taken us Weal
(the Ocean' &c.) are detained till farther orders; if we do ask
bear boo from England the Madras nir will loft their wom;
Some more troops have arrived from the
of Good Hope at Portfmouth, in the EVRIDICS
frigate. Our Correfpondent does not mention
when the left the Cape. We fuppore it was before
the orders for retaining it bad reached the place.
Yeßerday the Difpatehes for Madras and Ben.
gal, by the CALCUTTA. were finally doled at the
fl India Hoare and delivered to the Purfer.
,

The Lout CWiIICSLLOR of 1/LILAND arrived in
town IA night from Dublin.
Caverns, Esscrion.—At the chide of the Poll
on Saturday, the numbers were,
Per Per Mr" 97t l Fir 0. F. Stritlll4 sp. . ho
We underland that the report of the arrival of
General STUART, which was generally cirealated,
is without foundation.

By the Hataburgb mail received 101 l night, we
learn, that the famous Paesw4. OoLon appears
to be on the
_point of again commencing hofidities
wit& the Porte ; be has advanced with ;am
men to the frank's of Wallachia ; bat the Hof.
podar. Prince YPSILANTI, has made the moll for.
astable ;preparations for his reception, and has
confided the puma of his troops to Count
Bas.LavaL, Who was formerly a General in the
Pali& ferric,.

On Tuefday left the remains of the Poet Kw,.
smelt were folernoly interred at Ottenfin, a
lane adjoining Altana, in the grave of his firA
wife. who was buried there so years ago. Tin
funeral was attended by the Senate of Kamburgh
and many of the foreign bliniffers and moil &A
jingnithed inhabitants of that city, in upwards of
too carriages. A feleition of (acted morn, taken
from the Poet's own works, and competed by the.
&remelt mailers, was performed on the oecafion s
ihe vocal pails were entirely 'muted by upwards
of 8o young ladies, of the 6rll families of Ham.
burgh and Alton& Innumerable crowds of [pee.
tatOrS thawed the interetl they took in this left
bete to this molt diainguillied ornament of their
country. The weather was highly favourable.
and the fen, which the &veered- has fang is isa.
mortal trains, (bone fame and c so his
corm