Star.
London, England, 1804-10-30 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON
MEETING, MONDAY, OCTOBER. ay.
Sweepftakes of !cgs. each. T. M.M. IL C.
Mr. AM:ey's Little John, 4 yrs old, ;ft. db. .
Mr. Funk's Brighton, aged, Aft. 31b.
Mr. Emden" Latitat. 3 yr. old, fit. 101 h. - •
Mr. Howard's Z:phyr. 3 yrs old. 6ft. alh.
Two to z set. Little John—, to 4 on Brighton.
Duke of Grartnn's Pyr.elope, BU. ylb. bear Mr. Nodes Bobtail,
Bft. B. C. stns.—Fin to 4 agft. Penelope.
Lord Folyy c. Watery, by Wary, beat Lord Grofvenor's Ba-
gatelle, aft. each. D. L tcogs..—Serriss to a sift. Water 7.
Mr Howorth% Harernot, 7ft. t3tb.bcat Mr. Wyndissaa's Young
Eck:4,Bft. 1111. Flat three MB. C. %caga h. ft —.Ewes to 4 ail.
Haretout.
Mr. Delay Rsicliffe. Nitre, beat Lord F. G. Olborne's
bah. U. each. D. I. scp.—Seven to 4on Nitre.
Mr. R. Wardell% hr. c. by Overton. dam by Madke, beat Mr.
R Clarke's, gr. f. Jelfamy,by Dclpial,7ll tm'. each. Another*,
M. sus.
Mr. Norton% Sir Harry Dissfdale, Bft. flb. heat Mr, Brash-
wayte's c. by Guildford. out at Slamtneridn, yft. alb. D. I. roost.
—Four tot on Sir Harry Dirodiale.
Mr. Define Radcliffe', e. Aatioc. by John Bull. out of Turin-
pato, ree. 7315. front Lord Groficnor's Cdario, Bft. sib. sacks
Two mks and an half, to end ip the Furses, loop. h. ft.
Mr. Meßlih's Eagle, iR Att. rec. ft. front lard Sacker/les Dick
Andrews. sft. slb. D. M. sour.
Lord &swell's Sir David, aft. 7111 err bogs. from Sir C. Bub.
bury 's Profpere, aft. all.. D. I. scups. h. ft.
Mr. R.Bnyee's Difmal. kft. t as& kitties% Tetomn, ift.
Two yr old, C. ems. Oft by confect.

Yeßerday morning difpetches were received from
Admiral Russel oft the Tesel,,dated the 23d intl.
on board the 74 guns : they were for-
Hdrdedtoi,o Lord i
t.' of
vlt.t.a at Wimbledon.
About ()sty of the enemy's flotilla came into
Boulogne Roads on Friday ; but their pofition was
fo completely protected by their numerous batteries,'
that no polllbility of att icking them with the molt
remote profped of fuccefs was offered to the enter-
prise and gallantry of our blockading fqqadron.
Our cruizers off the Coati of Holland obtained
infinmation in the beginning of ha week from a
neutral cella, which failed from Rotterdam the loth
inltant ; that between thirty and forty gun•boats and
armed vtffels had, after defeending the Ahiner paled
though the Dutch canal, and by the river Mettle,
for fluthing, at which place they had arrived on the
ai R. Two of our boats were in confequence fent lea
Tuefday night to look into the harbour, and to re-
connoitre the enemy's forces, which they found: as
the Captain of the neutral veffel had Rated them to
be, with the addition of three prams, all layiOS et
anchor, under the proteSion of. the batteries. At
day-light, on V.'ednefday morning, our Mips pp-
proached, with intent to prevent their clasp. fur
ORend, when, to their great difappointMent, they
obferved them afcending the Scheldt, got of reach
of being annoyed. They will probably go to their
place of rendezvous, by the canals of the Interior.
According to the alfertion of it Dutch Casement
there armed veffels are the left divifion Which will
pats this year through Holland, for the grandame*.
at BOulogne.
For feversl months pen, large quantities of Prendh
halfcrowns, 24 fols pieces, and tr fol► pieces, have
been imported into this courErt, where they pars cur-
rent as our own half-crowns, Ihillings, and fispessem.
In the prefent difficulties &riling from the &amity of
change, Government, as well as the people, have, no
doubt, overlooked this circa:offence, the objeft of
which is on the part of the importers to carry into
effea the plans of Bowmaers for excluding from cir-
culation in Frame all coin not bearing the empreMon
of his own image. There prohibited-pre:mare bought
up upon advantageous terms in France, and yield
profit bare, where they pals at fo machete/Ste their yea
value, of from aol. to 301. per cent. The operation of
this traMe, therefore, mull tend to mantes-aft the ad-
vantage which we enjoy from the We of exchange,
which is fo much in favour of this country. Accor-
dingly we are whiled that a number of French (pe-
culators have, during the lag Ammer, made frau;
voyages to this country with cargoes of this prohi-
bited coin, with the permillion of the French Go-
vernment. The mock Emperor's decree, prohibit-
ing the royal Bourbon coin in France, has caufed
great dii"content and confulion in all the lowerbranclics
of commercial dealing. The decree of prohibition
is of the z 3th of Anglia ; on the aotb it was publiffied
at Paris, and upon the fame day thefe coin were
made unlawful, and their calm was reduced 301.
401. and even 601. per cent. of their former value.
Neutral travellers now in this country do not he-
fitate to fay, that this financial operation was
known for months before it was carried into effete,
to the fecret agents of BONAPARTE and TALLEY-
RAND. Thefe men accordingly made arrangements
to turn it to their advantage, to the ruin of the ho-
neß trader and the induttrious part of the community.
The fudden-heggary arid dillrefs, in which many
have been thus involved, have led to the Shedding of
blood in the country as well as in the capital ; but
;he bayonets of Bo AAAAA re, although they could not
Rifle clamour, have compelled Ilibmiffion, and the
Imperial gaols contain prifoners dellined to death cr
tranfpoi tation for their oppotition to this revolution-
ary plunder.
The following paffengers aid officers on board the
Admiral Aplin, at the time of her capture by the
The Prince Jose. av e &eon deCouaLAIIDU.Otam- I
Wyche, French privateer, were carried into the Man-
beilairt to the Emperor of Ruffia, arrived yeftetclay fitioc—
at Saaaroo e It% hotel. Mr. Jenkins, tut *Deer. Mr. Gerard, (trend ditto. Mr.
The Lottery Contraftnrs were yeflerday informed. Hume, kerma. Mr. Webb, porter. Cap•alniklawkins, Madras
human. Mn. Hoskins and child, Captain Moffatt, Malay
that the Miniller will be ready to-morruw to receive Corp, coo ;Am maw. 0.10.,b, Sleety. 19th Dragoons, .4
their biddings for the next Lottery. Lady. Mr: liattermast. Ceylon Ciro &nice, and Lady. Cap-
The' number of perfons who left Dublin to attend •'3'll mathnl/4 dT ."r;'it,Y Corp.. Captain Soso, ditto. Captain
, Dow, 63111 reemse Mr Morin, Su on the .
the funeral of the Duke of Ls INIT. IL, WWI immense. Agiatahmem fir mg. sue. Vot..mtete soirz eon
n Regiment. Med -as
Hi. Grace'. exece.tors are is brothers, Lords HURT The following Gentlemen were landed at Calcutta
and ROOT. FITZGIRRLD, and his fon-is-law, Mr. with Captain Itooies, the Commander, who ar • rived
Hewes.
in England by the lad first:
Several tranfports are arrived at Cowes. from • Mr.daner, store acv 114. Morley, *myth ditto. Map*
G nernfe;, with the 37th Regiment on board, io order i lasstal.CsYtun Corp.. to Hamlland. Madras Engln.ers.
t • join the Second Benefices el the Paid Regimeat.— ;Man Wlltlaut, Randgh, Mid Palmer, Caskts fee LUsts.
, Mc?' ambaY melno• Mrs Ruin* Vaunteor bolutur/
'TMs 6s(l Regiment are lying there, and are embark. otua.
ed in tranfports, 030 A of which have flat•botteased
Fro-
boats; it is fuppofed they arc bound op the Mediter• On the tech February left. his Kaießy's Ihip Fio-
Lase° fell in'
with the French Llse'lfe. Matte, ;Ire
room,
Pef
Yellerday, notwithßanding the unfavourable Rate fepartont, off Mount I)illy, in the Eallern e.r ts,
and captured her, atter a very smart and gallery •d-
-of the weather, the following Corps muttered with I Reame on the pan of the privateer. On board the
their oGial alacrity, and were brigaded in Hyde
French vat' the tint and feeond Captains were daa-
Petit 2 The Prince of Wales's. St. George's, and I
We wnwsjed, the former fuppoted mortally.
St. Giles's, Bloomfbert and Inns of Court, and c are happy to add, that there were no cafualries
the Britifh A flifiCCTl4 The Earl of Hau•seneon, on our fide either io killed or wounded.
I.:cotenant Colonel Jsanst.suc, and General VI.NITI- The Paffepartout had out er ' d ea.: 2.ny raptures ur I
liat 1 WORTN nett prefect. ing her cruiz:

Every one here iv of opinion the grand invading
army will poflpone their vifit for this leafint. We are
all in a conjeaural Bats, and you ale in the fame
(lumina, I dare fay, There are no hopes entertained
here o f PrufGa's coming forward. A report is in cir
ciliation, that the Landgrave of Heffe Carrel is mak-
ing propofitions to France, to be appointed King of
the Heffians, and that his Catholic Majelly willies the
Imperial dignity. The Coracan, you fee, lets them
all agog. Monett John Bull, I fuppofe, will remain
in affair
SE,T. 24.—1 t is now certain the parries, is made

to thefe marauders. The fum is t 50,000 dollars
Goods to pal's as formerly by certificate to the high
country ; but the French are fill in remain op the
banks of the Wcfer to prevent the arrival of Englilh
goods.
It would appear frn.n the reports in circulatinn
here, that Anftria teems involuntarily difpofcd t..
accede to Come overtures made by Bow MILTS relative
to the difmemberrnent of the Turkillt empire. Per
hays it cape is to do more by a difgraceful policy,
than by having monde in arms.

According to a private letter from the Hague of
the 14th infant, the recent and unexpeaed journey
of SCUI MMILPIIIIIIMCIL to Paris, and the moment. I
ary fqfpenfion of the prnjerfted change in the Bata-
vian Government. were caufed by fume reprefenta-
dons made by the PritlEan Minify., Marquis I.vc-
CIIE6IIII, at Paris, in the name of his Sovereign
and in that of the Prince OaahrrE. This letter
fates, that the new Chief Magifrate is to be called
a Grata /Wow. and to continue in office for ten
years; after which, his funflions are to ceafe, unlefs
he frould be re-eleaed. This office is defined for
II Scrums's LPE•MINCE. The Minifry Marine and
Navy is to be headed by Admiral VSIteILUL. VaM-
n►M Gots it to be the Adminifrator of the Foreign
Department. The preknt Direaor, Bitaurz in,
will be the Minißer of Finance; and General Do.
sconcrau the Minifer of the War Department. This
latter is to he organifed under his direaion. in the
fame manner as the Supreme College of War at
Berlin. All thefe changes and promotions were
going to be proclaimed, when SCHIMMELPtNNIMC K
received a Courier from TALLSYRASD, ordering him
to Paris, and that in the mean time the prefent Go-
'comment Asould remain as it is. The numerous ad-
herents of the Houfe of Orange hence entertain a
hope. that the Hereditary Prince may kill be their
*tadtholdcr. •

As this paper was going to pre:, we received Pa-
ris journals to the 23d and Dutch papers to the 25th
intim?. Their contents are not of much importance.
The Pope is to fet out from Rome for Etas on the
3d of November, to be accompanied by five Cardi-
nals, four Biltops, and other Ecclefiaftics.
A letter from the Hague, of tit{ 19th, lays.
nn change will be m.ttle in the Batavian Coolbunion
till the return of Scwu Se lace fro, Pais,
where he will be prefent at the Cormatiou, and have
. ,
a perfonAlcoufcrence with Bo a.