Star.
London, England, 1804-08-16 00:00:00

the Ccetub;

Yeatrday morning his Materrv, and the Prim
'des Sorrier. and Amite, attended by Generals,
:81ITSTRICEST and FITZROY, the Hon, Mr. Vu.
;des, and Lady Tarawa, rode in Windfor Great
ark. About one o'clock a violent (bower came en,
and his Mar erre rode into Cumberland Lodges.2l4
returned to Windfor in his chariot, drawn by 111
white beets from Hanover. Princeffee *meta sad
tazzot followed in another chariot.
Her Matters, and the other Prineeffes took ant
firing to r rogroote.
Titefday evening the Ilovaz Famine walked on the
'efface.
Her Royal Highnefs the Palaces: of •Waszas bas
prefented Dr. KENT, of the Sullez Hofpital lb p.
with a very elegant flyer tea-pot and ewer, for his
attendance on her Royal Highnefs during her late
indifpolition.
The Marquis WELLSSLIT has traamitted a noti-
fication of his defign to quit Bengal early in the
enfuing feafon.
The Duke of MONTROSE arrived at Edinburgh on
iunday ; and nest day Lord Sortsavizza fet out
iron thence fur England.
At'a review of the York Volunteers, which took
place lag welt, on Knavefmire, a heavy rain came
on, by which they were fo feverely drenched, that
when a general volley was ordered, only one mufket
out of Soo went os'; the reR all hung fire.
Friday evening, the Cockeripouth Volunteers were
infpetteck by Col. Halms. The weather was fo ex-
:effively bad as to prevent their going through many
intended manoeuvres.
Monday evening *the honfes of the principal tradef-
men of Brighton were illuminated in honour of the
natal day of Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wet. es.
Therewas a fplendid Ball at the Cagle Inn, very pu
meroufily and elegantly attended. The portico at the
entrance was emblematically illuminated with the
PRISES'S plume in variegated lamps. His Royal
Highnefs entered the Ball-room about ten o'clock,
accompanied by Mrs. FirzsiE aaaaa , and attended by
the Dukes of CLARINCI and Kure. Their Royal
Highneffes Raid hipper, and departed at near two
o'clock.
Tuefday his Royal Highnefs the PRISES reviewed
a body of the troops quartered in the vicinity, upon
Newmarkethill, about four miles from Brighton,
confißing of the 4th and 6th, or Innifkillen Regi-
ments of Dragoons the net Foot, a part of the
South Hants, and the whole of the Sufrez Militia, pith
their attached corps of Sharp-fbooters, and a park of
Flying Artillery, confining of feveral howiteers andl
field fieponnder.. They went through their evollnx
lions in a Ityle of perfeetion' at which his Royal High.,
nets was pleated to exprefihis high approbation. Ge-
neral CHURCHILL, and feveral other eminent Military
Officers, were on the ground. H,+-Royal Highnefs
continued on the ground till half-pail three o'clock.
The Duke of akar wos wasthere, and a van affair
blage of perfons of tathion. Mr. SHERIDAN, and a
number of the Florio c's convivial friends, were alfn
prefent. The day was delightful, and the Downs
covered with pedellrian beauty, approaching from
all quarters ; the martial fcere had a charming c
After the review his Royal Highnefs enter tamed the
Generals, Field Offic as. and a number of his friends
at dinner, at the Pavilion. His Royal Highnefs's
Band performed, as ufual, an elegant feletlion of
mufical airs on the lawn of the Pavilion, and the
Steine was fafhionahle crowded till a late hour.
At Carl& Aim, the number of Counfellors and
Caufes were nearly equal. Of the former, there were
33 ;of the latter 37. A caufe, repetting the right
to burn lime or, certain premi es, fatted feventeen
hours; and, it is faid, that upwards of fizty wit-
neffes were examined.
A boy of s a years of age, at Edinburgh, of the
name of MATTIS, is faid to recite palliges from
Ski•KSPEARE, ft, as to produce a fenfation greater
than moll of our Profeffors of the Hißrionic art can
make on their auditors. This boy bids fair to lasi
them all.
Two female fervants of Waddington, in Lincoln.
(hire, lately fought a pitched battle, attended by
their fecond., &c. The prize contended for was a
young man, (errant to a farmer in the neighbourhood,
who attnally had the temerity to go to church with
the ;taco I
A lady who dreffes in the tranfpavent extreme,
reading lately a paragraph in one of she Papers in
%loch w,ts the term, "trip nu anted," alked a laical.
uncle what it mewl .It—" AAoanilt Nat, my.
dear !"

• EAST INDIES.

We have the fatisfaftion to fay that the Direanrs.
of the Eait India Company, with a mod liberal and
jun gratitude for the noble fervice performed by the
Chinefe fleet, yeaerday voted to the Commanckrs,
Officers, and Seamen, the following fume, for their
gallant condue in beating off the French fquadron
under Admiral LINOIs, in the Chinefe Seas :
To Commodore Dance, coos's. and a pine of plate swot sonic
To Captain TZMrIMS, ICOD ditto and Om valve too dim.
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H. WILSON,
FAKONAIIIOII,
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Cheats,
Mums.
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- Ptisneattaosy.
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et Mears as
Sagami btatiss
sidles aossfwatas
pi dew Is Comoro $9
4lk 4149
Ifs so as
ne-rgln Mem Is
Pert* Smote& mammy Sawa
'Maw . rod boreoolo
•
is. ens mAteity. Many. Ar Ne Smiles no.
leaser, Soo pions ter a piece at pine.
will lUTIOIIat to oyattly
Every one will feel an hops' is this a* of
jollies to chefs gallant am The value of she Meet
which they preferred, ere fosse tile IP 119110 4o be
at kill socto,oool. awe fines Igara that coi an oftimate
made by the leper...cargoes. the Taill of the whole.
including the pnvate as well as the public ineetheentes
appeared to be above lonost.otiol. Astral/I.
The Bengal fleet, cordials, offers. fhips, and of
*bated at a.octominol. ts espeded to arrive before the
tR of next month, and no aprehenficeas are DOW ca.
tentacled for their fafety,

$0 palms ask red a goes of
piss flies ata PWes•

In confectence of* kgrilliast tanninatkm of the 11
wars in India, and of the greet scoefGott of lerritel/1
and glory which has been the Kelt of the war
leleivalour of our troops in (standing the vg*l.laid
plans of the Government, a public sneering was held
of the Brides inhabitants of Calcutta, an Tigefday the
14th of February la*,
Mr. Seize was Called to the Chat when h wss
refnived to preterit an Addrefs to his Excelkscy the
Governor General on the happy refloratron of Peace
to the Continent of India. A Committee was formed
to draw up the addrefs, and a fec.oad greeting was
hzlei on Tuefday the s ift of February. At this meet-
ing an addrefs was read and approved of. It was 4110
Refolved. That a antirbia Statue of Ms axwelleocy Marcelo
Weldley be wetted ix Calcutta, as a taltiog inessoilal of the task
which the Ifrkifte hiltabliants of the lairoselq grummet
bis
public ignites.
!Waive& That x Sword, of the value of ;gook be pretested to
kis Excellency General Lake, In the name if the Bridli inhabi-
tant, of this Settlement, as a edit:nem ne' the bob Which they
entertain of the ferrite* rendered by fits Excellency to the
India Company and to his country.
Refulsed, That a Sword of the value of load be ?refereed to
the Hougurehre Major-Genera Wadley, in the name of the la
-
habitants of this Settlement, 14 a leftlenonf of the twee which they
entertain of the cervices rendered by him to the Ea* India Cow
piny and to his country.
And was silo refold, That his Excellency Martinis Welapity
be refpedifolly folicited to communicate thefeitefolosions to Glass
rid Lake and Major General
His Excellency the Governor.Oeneral having up.
pointed Wednqfday the 29th February for receiving
the Addrefs, the Committee, accompanied by the
Hncipal Inhabitants, went up to the Caovernatent
oule, when the Addrefs was pretested by Mr.
lieges the Chairman, to which an appropriate an,
Ewer was given by his Excellency.
The refolutions of the arid& ishabitants of the
fettlement were then prefented to his Excellency,
who was pleated to expects his fentimenu of the con•
dug of all the Britifh inhabitasts in the molt sand•
fosse terms, and to agree molt readily to common/I
cute the refolutions to General Lase and Major G.
Decal Waasastsr.

Fools ra; CALCUTTA EXTRACILIMIARY GAZVITL
IFORT WILLIAM. OCTOIIIA 24, tlicrs-
tlifpatches, of which the following arc tetrads,
have been this day received by his Excellency the
Mnft Noble the Governor General, from his Excel•
lency the Commander in Chief s
To bis Excellency the Mnft Noble Marquis Wistas•
Lev, Governor General, Isc. &c. &c.
My Lord—l have the honour to enclofe herewith,
for your Lordfhipss information, o return of the kit•
led, wounded, and milling, in the affair of the loth
intlant. I hove the honour to be, my Lord, your
Lordthip's moR fAithful bumble fervent,
,(sir) _

Headisarters, euri before Arc 04%. ts. 124)3
littera of Itinett, winded. sad prang. is the Oat tithe tote

of Otwber. Ls. 3•

ArtiDery—K{lled 4, =Riot 19. -
ad Battalion 9tH Regieneut—Killed 9. nalsouled 51, Wang 1.
IR Battalion nth RegintrUsKWed t. wounded I.
eft Detention lath Regimens—Killed .7, wounded 69. sniffing
IR Datudiun wit Regiment—Killed 1. wounded 19, sniffs I.
ad Battalion t en itsinneot—Killed 7. Inoculate}, Wing n.
sd Eattalion t6tla Regiessne--K14,1 r. wranurill 4.
Total—Killed 35, wounded a 79 roiling es.
Nantes of tbe Mims killed and wounded.

Artillerr—Lleutseant Besibews. wounded.
sd Battalion, 9th Regime u—Lieutenent Grant, killed ; hues
nant 'Whittaker. wounded. Once dead. •
at Battalion, tub Reuitnent—Lieutsreint Week{, wounded-
tß 8i1t41013, lith Itige.att—.lll4ajor Thomas. Lieutenant Rafts
and Erifign Oliver. wounded.
lit Battalion, is th RqdrnentwiLleutenant Perry, wounded
(Signal) 1.0 , Adj. Geo.
To bk. Ensilleecy the Molt Noble Marquis W
._ _ ,

•
veroor Omega, Ike. Itc Ike.

My Lord—l have the fadsfeftion to inform your
totally. that the battalions, who were f.ppofed to
us in the affair of the loth kill. came over lad night.
and are now encamped near us. Their niimoer is
about two thoufand five hundred• I have rcafon to
believe that their compliance with my terms, was
chiefly owing to the fevere lots, and ciampkte defeat
they experienced in the affair of the loth init. By
their own accounts the loft they fufiained up"
wards of fix hundred killed.
I have the honour to be, my Lord, your Lord.
fitip4e enoft faithful humble fervent,
(Signed)
camp before Agra% 9dober t 3, tees.
Pubbflied by command of his Excellency die Moa
Diable the Governor General in Council.
Lvnsoest Chief Sec, to the COT.

9, 4,4ga.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

LY,.-Wiod S. S. W.

MAILS THIS DJ
All.
Dane 0 I Hasibutib
%taloa I LUNA

♦Il. 081.
O 3
O 0

FALMOUTII, AUGUbT 13.—The packets which put
back on Friday LIR failed again this day, viz.—The
CHISTERTIILD, BLIIIRT, with mails of the ifi intl.
for New York and Halifax ; thegysan Criaztorrs,
NUMB. with ditto, for Jamaica ; and Towssm IND,
boon, with ditto of the pa ult. and 7th int. for
Lifbon--alfo failed the American brig George, Capt.
TATUM, for the Eaßward ; and the LADY Wea aF x
armed fhip, Captain McKatzaa, on a cruize. Ar.
rived the American !hip Argus, Capt. Geer, horn
the Havannah, with fugars, Ike.; and the Loutfa,
Wri.son, from Africa, both for orders. Remain in
Carrick Roads, His Majefly's fhips Oar itUI and
lamina, with the outward-bound Newfoundland,
Nova Stotii, and Canada Beets under •convoy.
Wind W. N. W. _

POtTINOOIII. AUGUST t5.-'Arrived the. Lord
Zeitb,Union„ and Harrintt Eaft Indiamen, from the
Downs The Durance. 74 guns, Capt. Dr.au•M,
is to convoy them to St. Helena. Went nut of bar-
bastiphe ?snouts brig of war, and has fince hoifted
ftgnal firi.theWeft Indies. Remain at St. Helens,
the &Oar, of 98 sans; Animal. COILIIMALWS.
Cape Wiflar ; cis crasyat, Capt. SPUR.; MILS
lugger, and Newactir cutter.—Wind S. W.
Dial, Ana. vs.—Sailed the Biataaoresow man
of war, to the wiftward ; Asuattaaca Rote (hip, for
'me River; EVILTALUS frigate, and Bourrra (loop of
eau. on a cruise. Arrived the Ducbefs of Rutland.
Truelove. and Ann, tranfports, from the northward,
bound to the Mediterranean, under the direilion of
Lieutenant Coooan, and remain in the Downs with
the Morazca, UTRICIIIT, and Inri.existo; men of
War; CAllyol, CHAMPION, sod AMAMI! frigates;
Asonzo Hoop of war, Fuer bomb, Btoonstousin
gun brig; the armed defence (hips, tranfports; Ma-
tilda cartel, and Africaine, Jonas, for the South
Seas; and Addington, —, for Jamaica—P. S.
Put back the As.arr lugger, with the Ocean Eaft
lediansats, and the teL of the outward bound veirels,
which failed yeflerday morning fur Portfmouth.—
Wiad S. W. blows hard.

..
TealiaT. Avu. 13.-.-On the alsh of Italy. as Capt.
Iloausea, of the 'flip Alive, late of Liverpool, was
taunting from Lifbmr. in a veal belonging to Lu-
beck, he fa• in lat. at long. pi. a fleet, confining of
Why fail of the lint, and five frigates. which h, 6'mly
belieweito Live been Plena. Titer &vied n
Mars sithoogh on. of the frigates came very near to
aim t they wive fleeting a fonthern mark. at the
Watt of nine banes an hour, with the wind at N. W.
Capt. H. declared himfelf ready to wiry this repent
'lptia oath. He belon.ged to the unfortunate feet
snacked noon the clan of Portugal. on its way out
to the Weflt.lndies.
Maim( Tf, Ave. 14.—Lan night was molt dread.
MIT temptations. A veffel coming from Dover ran
aground on the rocks near the infirmary ; bnt, by
ancontstrat eurtions, was provideatially got off. It
was in the evening, before dark, this happened, or it
Is thought *smug have been loft A gun brig drove
from her anchor, but was got into Ramfgate. But
I have now to record a roof dinteffing accident,
which happened on board the packet, on its way
down. Mr. Saimaa, an attm-ney, from London, who
fad been repeatedly reminded o te dangerous fitua-
oe he had placed•himfelf in,f wit ould perces/ere in
fending before the 'trainman. His friend. who ac-
companied him, had jun fpoken to him, and he re-
plied,4, Never fear ; i will take care of myfelf ;" and
at that fatal moment the jib changed its direaion,
and fwept, him into the yea. The waves ran (0 high,
that though the boat was inftantly launched by the
failors, and every exertion made, no ;wenn would
venture into.it, as it drove againn the veffel in fuch
a defperate manner as obliged them to let it go, and
it was inflamly delbed to pieces.

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DISTRIBUTION OF PIMP-MONEY
The Defiance, for the recapture of the Flying Rik an lath
Parniaber, My. trill be paid the rep/mikes tithe Calvert isifing
lona the fald recapture an Friday, the zyth bre. at Portfmoutht
and any Monday or' Morel dating three yews by Poulain and
'Leis, Saker's Hall-court, Canaosaract.
The Eliza packet has had a (mart engagement
with a French (choosier in the Weil Indies. The fol-
lowing is an curse of a letter from the mailer,
dated Barbadoes, June It, 1804 :
" I arrived here lad night, after a (mart engage-
ment with a fchooner of ift guns, and tso men : we
fought her two hours and a-half, and beat her off :
She took two packets lately. We had only one boy
wounded ; the cut our rigging and fails much. lam
now fittin2, the rigging to go to lea this night for la.
maica. 'I he Eliza had to guns, and 3s hands."
The Golden Grove, Bolton's, from Newcallle to
iamaica, was captured on the 9th of May, off Ja-
maica. by a French privateer, who plundered her,
And afterwards gave her up to the crew. On the
=at day they were captured by another French pri-
vateer, who carried her into St. Jago de Cuba on
the soh, and on the zoth the privateer took the
Golden Grove out to Pea, and fcuttled her, as the
Spanith Governor at St. Jago de Cuba would not
wrmit the Ship to lie in that harbour, nor fuffcr any
if the crew belonging to her to be brought on (owe.
We. (time days finee, meationed in our paper, the
letermination of the Spanifh Governor at Sr. Jago
le Cuba, sot to Puffer any prizes to be brought into
plat harbour, and likewife of demanding all thole
!which bad been brought in, and were lying in the
harbour, to be immediately taken out, whereupon
upwards of 30 Englith rads, which had been cap-
lured by the French privateers, were taken out of the
arbour and defiroyed, previous to that of the Gni-
n Grove. St. Jago de Cuba had been much hi-
ed with pit ales from Hifpaniola, who came in the
ht-time, and had fet fire to kraal bottles, and
oc other confidcrabk michicf.

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Alta rrre..:.% the Downs, the Clubmen. flat,
- . _

'rice; F.nterprize, Pergufrei7 Generous Punta.
Waditray, Way, from Jamaica. At Brigid, X
—, from Rip. At Liverpool, George and Mary
New York ; Minerva, Brown ; Jamaica. Get
Wads's:, from Jamaica At Clyde. Sophia, MEW
Unity, Marrifon, from Honduras; Neptune, P
Ewing; Cho, —; Nautilus, Rome ; std Tens
from Jimmies At Ainfterdsm, &Unto, King, fl
At lalifaz, Hope. —; Nile, • mad ,Da
London. A, Havannsh, Thomas. Waikoar fro
Honduras. Kingrmill, Smith, from Landon.
The Nelson, SMITH, from St. Kitt's, si
thore at Blackwall, is got off without an
The Aflive, Eratiwo, from London
fprung a leak off Cromer, and was del
crew.

The George, *Levin, of Liverpool,
an the wit of May, at Gaboan, by
French privateer.
The Ranger, Captain LINN wan, fml
Honduras, was captured, on the 9th of
Department de NAM French privateers
LIMAN, and pint of her crew were la
Ifland of St. Domingo, and have Gate I
maim

PAINCA WILLIAM of GLOUCISTIER of
viewed the whole of the Liverpool Volt
On the 3 tll ult. the Aberdeenibire
lion, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel
of Arnage, was infpeEted at Ellen by
Dow, why expreffed himfelf much plea
I.appearance of the battalion, and with
in difcipline.

. .
The Royal Chelbire Militia, comma
Gm, marched from the barracks it
on Saturday, for the camp at Ridgetn
replace the Darbam Militia, now upon
for Norfolk.

The Loyal North Britons, Colonel L
yefterday a grand field day in Haa!et
they were infpeeed by Major General
commands the brigade, and Colonel J
The Loyal Lambeth Volunteers t
mufter in their ground at Vauxhall,
the general infpeetion.
The tit Surrey Regiment. Captain
Corps, and the three BornughUnion
this day at the Montpelier at Walwort
The Clerkenwell, Colonel Maotte•ct
weekly mullet and ewe& at the Te
next the New 'Prifon
The military depot, ordered by the
nance to be ereAed on Horlham Corn
gun .n Monday fe'nesight. and a con
bee of men have been finee daily en
foundation. &c. This depot is to confi
building, eomprifing an armoury for I
arm., a furninsing room, and a lobby
corners will be four detached building
enottrers' quitters ; z. Store-keeper
Bart acks ;4. Officers' quarters. On
yard, facing the armoury, fore room
and two work (hops, with forges, &c.
4 magazine for ammunition. The
quartets and barrack s to have under-g
and other conveniencies. The whole
by a circular brick wall, nine feet fi
with iron chevattz de frieze. &c.
be of brick. except the fiamdations, s
of (lone. The roofs are to be fated.
On Thurfday the Lord Bifhop of Bi
primary ?nation at the Cathedral of t
was very numeroufly attended by the
dietetic. An appropriate difcourfe w
the Rev. Mt. CHARLTON, of Olvefton.
of an admirable charge from the Bar
gave his derided opinion againll the Cl
command of. or enrolling themielvei
Corps ; warmly urging, that in the c
vafion, numerous would be the dutii
have to perform in their refpeilive
trom a foldier. He recommended hi
profs Ina earnefly upon their hearer
lity that the enemy would yet attempt
this country. though it had been folot
that therefore our (pint and preparatt
mit of no relaxation. His Lordihip a
judicious remarks on the advantages
aria attention to propriety in the ck
many other intereftinuopies.
LE EDEN HEATH, Momnev, AOO
whale line was drawn out this mornio
three brigades, with cavalry and arti
command of Sir JAMES CRAIG pre
o'clock, and immediately proceeded
Bortestd Heath, for the purpofe of
field day and (ham fight. The fuppc
on this occafion were perfonated
North Britifh Militia, had previoufly
Colcheller barracks. and taken up at
pofition on a riling ground, in the El
flanked by a fquadron of cavalry, t
mand of Brigadier-General Aticaxatt,
ing the fcene of aition, a brifk fire
the light infantry of the enemy, wh
in a hollow in front of their centre a

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advanced guards and piquet% bctwe
fkirmithing took place, which foot
enemy's retreating to a divillan of th
appeared to be detached for the purl
as we came up. Notwithilanding a
of artillery, we formed line, and co
turn a heavy cannonading againft th
obliged them fpeedily to retire. As
we advanced, though not without
noyance, from their right wing flan
paffage over a narrow bridge. Ti
nued their retreat, covered by thei
they reached a wood, where they In
I 'gam made a nand, and opened a f
trees and bans, which they kept u
rit and brifknefs, until we difludg
point of the bayonet. On the brave
their favourite charge of "The Car
ing" (which led them to viaory
roar► 'II Invincible& in Egypt). and
ing forward, the enemy fled in all d
fame time,conftdering their great in
bee, their retreat, upon the whole
with great order and regularity. I
was given up, the troops having b
f I hoots to heavy and inceffact
tally Jcltmyed the Jed of a (iced
otheroac have been truly fpleadad a

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•
i iaarernment, and was, in the December following,
Igo - Ilabb, --, --, - - -- . _.- LONDON,
PRANCE. • !contrary to the treaty, arrefled and feat to the
---a
Citadel!, at Befancoa, where he remained flan
THURSDAY, AU(;UST '6.
4 PARIS, AUG. s. esc
Du or You' ihria-Dae. up ; in the beginning of this month, was curried j
Ibrahim Bey, at the head of the Mimelakes and to the Temple, where he Rill ,remains, I
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT oft F. O'CLOCK:
• A tabs, has poffttrecl himfelf of Boulac and Old Cairo. coda.. for :nom,
-self-Ditto, for actunnt, Oaf.
of being at the head of a new confpiracy,..in which 1
.-...arenierur, Aug. 4. Reduced 57}}11-omnium 6i,
I The Erhperor paired the la init. at the Camp Of PRICE OF &Men YESTERDAY: LA HOW, MACDON•LD, SOUNAM, LICOOIIII, 1
I A
lebteufe. and manual vred the troops that corn- 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 57i 57 tit: ,itocnni3l;46l
po it. He was an eye wed
of the arrival of 3Pa Cent. Conf'36ii gel.r, BONSISAV, and other celebrated Generals,
Imp.; per Cent. 561 56-1 who have fought under l'ic a laza and Moasau, are
i diviiim of fire flotilla coming from Calais, which : arrpa, caa'acaarsi 74 741
defiled within view of the Englifh ctuizing fqua- s per Cola 9
dron, and has beta to join the van of the Boulogne tans matt a adia. pgr ts. diL
ilar/739yisq 9a tacbli-ia
celle6ii
6 gm. inculpated, or laid to be fo. Even Generals Rev-
it ifR and Dem:mess are mentioned as &Wed of
flotilla. ••••• belonging to the raftion of Generals ; and though
t They smite firm St..Peteriburgh, that the greaten We have received letters from Gibrattar, of the
eflivity prevails open the Exchange of that capital, date of the sad of July. AI that dam the genital falt employed,
il‘s are watched by other Generals in
whom .....11APARTIL confides. LA HOME, S 0011•11,
and that commercial bufinea inereafes to a furprifing was wall and in high roam
• degree. In the &ft week of July arrived there 390 Seta, and Bow sEAU, are now confined in the Tem-
, (hips, moftly Englifh and Americans. The Empe- a GIBRALTAR, JULY 13. pie ; but MACDONALD and Lzcomisa are:exiled forty
ror encourages his fubjeafi as much as poffible, to 44 LaR night arrived the American frigate John leagues from Paris, and remain, until airtime orders,
change into knee the hitherto paffive commerce of Adams, from New York, to joia the American r
u Tripoli. Four more frigates were fhottly Nast-
his empire. One Ruillan merchant bought lately dron off
three large new (hips, built at Olonetz, upon the to fail from America for the fame prpot.
Lake of Ladoga. They are thin •under the infpeftion and refponfibility of the Police
Commiffaries of their places of exile. It has been
thinned to carry naval
reported that they were to be tried; but it is now
Rues for France, as tome pretend, for our hat.. " The French privateers in this neighbourhood commonly believed, that Boaaraare has no other
boursin the Mediterranean. Some French capitalifts now take every Englifle weird they find at anchor ml- objea in view, than to force there obnoxious Gene.
eitablifhed in Rutlia, have not only themfelves der any of the Spanith forts, without paying the
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rats, who have many friends and adherents in the
bought a number of (hips, and contraaed for the frnalleit regard to the neutrality of Spain. Four in arm
. y, to leave ;ranee, and follow Moasau to Ante.
building of other., but even advanced money to the a• ,_
stances nave occurred of Yeifils belonging to this
i Ruffian merchants, to enable them to do the fame, as rice. It is laid that Fonette has already propofed:
• the Engin cruizers have particular orders to refpeft place being taken in this manner within there two rude a voluntary exile to theft Crenerah; but
I•vet elsnavigatingunder Rufliancolours. It_ is a known months. The Spanith fort ufaally.fires one (hot ohvieftr
faft, that the trade of England with Rullia provides the privateer, and bolas the Sparta colours, w 1
it the belt tailors. Should, therefore, the Ruffian that none of them, except a.a Home, hae accept-
ed of it, he being the only one, whole connmatoo
commercial navy once be fufficient to carry to Eng. (be is taking the /Urea which, however, the French
with mORRAV, for atom, betides, be bas a great
totally difregard, and the Spaniards dare not do more.
land thole numerous produftions of their country, of friendfhip, would make it defirable to follow his
which Great Britain fiends in need, its tyrannical mi- Our regard for the law of nations e: lea us to much former Chief, whole arcomplice be was alto weed
litary navy will loon be-reduced for want of hands to ferious inconvenience in fighting with mifcreants who of wing?,
navigate it. The French Government can, therefore, trample on all law', wherever they have the power --e—e-amaar
not make too many facrifices to bring about fuch an to do I"
event. and too many of our countrymen cannot fettle '" s°
in that euenfive empire, and by their capitals, talents, cedes Somme and Angus, attended by Generals
and induftry, terve Ruffle in revving their own coma Ditpateltes were yefterday received from the Brea re
...eataviaiatir and FITZROY, the Hon, Mr. VIL•
1 I try.-Le Psiblityle. fquadron. The enemy, we learn, are (till in the eases, and Lady Tarawa. rode in Windfor Great
• Another courier. with difpatches of great conic- outer harbour. watching an opportunity to efcape, Park.. About one o'clock a violent (bower came on,
guence, was attacked and plundered, on the I 7511 ad his Kermit rode into Cumherland Lodge, and
which, if the elements do not interfere' we `ma that sad
to Windfor in his chariot, drawn by fix
; • alt. near Buda. It is hid that fiveral Continental
4 Princes, particularly thole of Germany, are nego- the vigilance and feamealitip of Our (quad= will white hulas from Hanover. Princeffee Samna and
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caning an agreement, according to which, all cou• never afford. Amstar. followed in another chariot.
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viers are in future to travel under military efcorts, Difpatches were yeaerday received at the Aami- Her Mature and the other Priareffes took an
from one Ration to another. Who there political rob- ratty from Sir Janis Setneam, at Jerfey, which airing to Frogroore.
bees have been or are, time alone can difcover, but *hate, that an expeaation was daily entertained of Titefday evening the *nal. FAMILY walked on the
if we are ta judge, after the late difcovered Intrigues
an attack from the enemy, feveral movements hay- Terrace.
. of a certant power, it is miry to goefs to what nation •
they belong and what nation pays them. . in of late been obterved to have takep place. Dif Her Royal Henersthe Palaceara of W:•9. „hal
prefented Dr. RNT, of the Sulks Hofpital In p
•M. Portaiss, the Imperial Minißer of affairs con- patches were alto 'received from Admiral THORNS. with a very elegant (deer tea-pot and ewer' for hi:
caning religion, has written a circular letter to all 'cure, dated off the Texel the t ith inftant. The attendance on her Royal Highnefs during her Bate
archbiihnps and Whops, informing them, that in fu- enemy remained nearly in the fame pofition as they indirporition.
' tilye no divine fervice can be perfotmed in any private
ar public oretoires aid chapels, without the authority did when the previous accounts were tranfmitted. The Marquis WELLISLIT has traafmitted a anti-
of the Emperor, upon a petition prefented by them. Some of our cruisers off the coact of Holland and fication of his defign to quit Bengal early in du
-No clergyman can exercife his funftions in thole Flanders left week looked into tbe Roads of Flufhing enfuing heron.
eratoires and chapels, without the fame permiffion and Oftend. In the former were thirty-four vet of The Duke of MONTROSE arrived at Edinburgh 01
upon the fame petition. According to the fame deci- Sunday and nest day Lord Scattaai oar fet 00
different defcriptions; and, in the lattei, fifty fix were from ' a• .
lion, all churches, or apartments, or batiks of de- thence fur rmiano.
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notion,
f t ted the chief place of the cure_ counted,moßly gunboatsand cutters, as all the tran At'a review of the York Volunteers, which tool
ciesaare to be regarded as oratoires and chapel'• nit ports had been removed is the canal coming from place 101 l week, on Knavefmire, a heavy rain cam
regulation is very neeeffary. as numbers of returned Bruges, and their number could not therefore be al- nu, by which they were to feverely drenched, tha
priefts, who have refuted to acknowledge the late
concordat, have evened chapels, or hired Insures ; c..ertained. Information has been received, that forty- when a general volley was ordered, only oat mulke
out of Soo went off ; the sell all hung fire.
where the diraffeated, weak, or fuperßitionsaaffemble font more gutaboats and flat-leottiemed boats, built . .
Friday evening, the Cockenpouth Volunteers wet
in preference to churchea Carved by curates appoint. aponthebanksof thel4ofelle,haddefeendedthe Rhine,
infpeflea by Col. Hems. The weather was Co ez
od by government, whom they excommunicate, as andwere inthewatersof Holland,and would probably ceffively bad as to prevent their going through man
perjurers or apoßates. In force places. the oppofite in a week arrive at Flufbing,to be fitted out there. An intended manoeuvres.
congregations have even come to blow!, to the great Aid-de-Camp of Admiral STUMM I. had brought or- Monday evening.the lectures of the principal trade
feaadat of the really devout.
A well-written letter concerning duelling, fent by Bert from Boa AAA
an Eialegiflator to the Prefea of his Departmem, of the French troopst iitto;Glealna.ndM,
has made its appearance. The author propofes de- tare of all armed rebels through the inurior canals
gradation and infamy, to (lop the effeas of this
fan tunable fury, which the pain of death, inffifted
by the former Government, could nut diminias : be- ,
cattle a point of honour was attached to deal aft of of Flanders. All neutral veffils from the Dutch
oteoshearnefjnothmemdaenpaderr.
total
of Brighton were illuminated in honour of th
' ital day of Royal Highneft the Prince of WALE
. TherearYas a fplendid Ball at the Cattle Inn, very pi
merouflly and elegantly attended. The portico at tk
entrance was emblematically illuminated with di
harbours report, that the comma opinion in Holland Flumes plume in variegated lamps. His Roy:
is, that BONAYARTI intends to have the expedition Highnefs entered the Ball-room about ten o'clocl
accompanied by Mrs. Fs reit E aaaaa , and attended b
barbarifm. created in the dark centuries of ignoxance• undertaken loon; but at the fame time, that his ofe-
the Dukes of CLARINCE and Kurt.. Their Roy:
A letter from St. Mato lays, a A privateer from ears and men are no more fo fangnine in their 'epee- Highneffes 'laid hipper, and departed at near lei
this port, called la Sorciere, is returned from a cruife, tations of an cafy conqueß of this tountry. or (peak o'clock.
during which it has captured and burnt two Englifh
with
(bibs. One of them was in ballaft and the other i the fame contempt of the nation of fhopkeepers Tuefday his Royal Hi thnefs the FRINCi reviewl
a body of the troops quartered in the vicinity, upc
loaded with brimaone. The Englith prifoners, to the as they did lea year. Soma (tamale officers! who
Newmarket-hill, about four miles from Brighter
' number of eight, with a woman of that nation, have have dared to reeponftrate againft a landing of an confifting of the 4th and 6th. or Innifkillen Rep
• . been landed and feat to prifon. army embarked in gun-boats, unprotated by men of mints of Dragoons the gift Foot, a part of tl
According to a memorial prefented to the Prete&
war, have been broken by Boaataav a. South Hants. and the whole of the Soiree Militia, wi
of the Department of Leman, by Charles PiEtet, in
bis manufaaory of (bawls, a new branch of national their attached corps of Sharp-thooters, and g park
(Regulars feu of Paris journals to the ath Whim, Flying Artillery, confilling of feveral howitsers at
I induftry introduced by him, the prices of the finiffied •
inciafive, have come to hand, from which we have field fiapounder.. They went through their evell
] articles may be calculated, as high as twenty times
the value of the raw materials, while in ivoo, finer given tome extra& in the preceding col D. Ano-
articles of the fame fort, made in the Englifh maim- thee courier has been robbed near Buda. The French lions in a Ityle of perfeation at which his Royal Hig
nets was pleated to expreta'his high approbation. C
• 1 fatiories, amounted to no more than nine times the
value of the raw materials. The 'argil and fineftlleral CHURCHILL. and leveret other eminent Milita
editor settees to wonder who thefe political robbers Officers, were on the graind. Hi, -Rayal Highni
are, but in a manner that cannot be =Oaken ac- continued on the ground till half-paft three o'clor
; &awls of Mr. Piftet are fold as high as sao byres The Duke of CLAR FRCS was there, and A vait aria
( tot.) If the calculations of this manufaaurer be cafes this country with the crime. Few cafe will en-
, ~ binge of nations of fashion. Me. SHERIDAN, and
P kill, every Merinos ewe fed upon our territory, Dot tertain any doubt of the murderers of the Doke number of the Pei acs's convivial friends, were a
counting the manure (engrais) the (wilding, and the d'Erant se being the perpetrators of there alts. prefent. The day was delightful, and the Doss
lambs (be yearly brings forth, gives to the (late the
A (pint of perfecution begins to manifeft afar covered with pedellrian beauty, approaching fa
rumof 270 livres ( i 11. Ss.)
•\ The pirates from the Coact of Barbary have again . . . .
agsin in France. The fura of a new law on the fubjea all quarters ; die martial reeve had A charming ea.(
After the review his Royal Highnefs enter tamed i
made their appearance on the coafts of Italy and of religion is, that no chffenting meeting.houre (ball
Generals, Field Offic as, and a number of his frier
Sicily. On the ,4th of July they landed near Ciff- be permitted without a licence from the Emperor 1- at dinner, at the Pavillion. His Royal Highnel
t:tgnetto, from which place they carried away a becaufe the difaiefted,the weak and fitperflittoesi affem- Band performed, as ;dual, an elegant feleaion
quantity of cattle, with eighteen friars and twenty•
ble in
them inpreferen
aoce to the eftabliffied churches. mufical airs on the lawn of the Pavillion, and i
all th
two nuns, after plundering the convents of eir Steine was failtionable crowded till a late hour.
In this impolitic Rep AAAAA TS has aruck on a
l' valuables. At Carlitle afliacs, the number of Counfellors I
.
• Prince Mecklenburgh Strait?, brother to the rock which will founder him.
• • giant of PrufEa, is arrived at Vienna from Italy. A letter from Paris of the aSth tilt. Pays, M The tallies were nearly equal. Of the former, there w
tThe Emperor of the French has negociated a mar- fire occupation of Toucan, fines his return to the 33 !of the latter 37. A caufe, reanain the ail
i; 'lave between his Hi hnefs, and a daughter of the
Eleaor of Bavaria. 'f he nuptials will take place next Miniftry of Police, is to cruili what B to burn lime on certain premi as, laid [event,
calls hours; and, it is laid, that upwards of tiny 1
I autumn. the faaion of Generals, which is the only one he neffes were examined.
4 • now teems to dread ;but, to by able to do to, he A boy of 13 years of age, at Edinburgh,
softf
The late Duellers Dowager of Parma, in her will
name of BEATVIZ, i 1 faid
.to Tee . pa. ge
drifted to be buried at Prague, and to have her mud invent fume new plot, and publills new efts of ite Ira
/lean carried to Vienna, to be depofittd there in the
confpitacy and new lifts of profcriptions ROA SH•KSPEARE, f 0 as to produce a let.lfa!tos! rem
than molt of our Profeffors of the Mem= art
Church of the Augwlins, near that of her aloft
p„a Maria Thereea, The pretended confpitators, in which thole Generals tut- make on their auditors. This boy bids fair to
i i mother, the Great Em
Emperor has ordered the will of his aunt to be car- tufted or hated by him are inculpated. It is already them all.
tied into exectni••n. reported, with confidence, by 8011 A P mtvi's favour- Two female fervants of Waddington, in Lino
Tr prevent England and Rale from profidng by itch that a tail of the late Royalift confpiracy has (hire, lately fought a pitched battle, attended
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the repeater ditturhanees in the Turkdh.Empire, our
di,been found out, as much to be apprehenied, and as their feconda arc. The prize contended for WI
N..... An.hailador Baire has advired the Divan to have. young man, fervent to a farmer in the neighbourbt
g lar gat-der
in every capital of each province, &Serving paniihneent as the body of it. The pani• who iatually had the temerity to go to church e
faen-,l' ro c••nlinia barracks to ar•ntain the norm. Ibe culars are, however, not mentioaed; and every the Nino, I
a
party therefore publifhes then according to its own A lady who dreffes in the tranfpareat tette
, :-. 1.. n ha. lißened vri:h gratitude to this advice of
1
hi. molt a mar nt Ally, and orders have already been s
'a notions or lathes. The reedy thing krone, ts, Chit reading lately a paragraph Paper
in one of the
to be boil:
fent to A.l,i trirp‘P, at ere barracks are
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a rufficiem if r ,r,oco n,-n.
14! the late Royalift Chief. Count
I e -et eau on the 4th, 57 fr. 10 :CMS. in Jimmy 'Boo, Inaci his rate w .
t r .ri i ~ • de Bowassowr, who, which .36 the term,
"PO ire L/5' afked a tai
are uncle what it meant ?--0 4 f :oeoils Nat,
iat the GANA; 1 •
I dear t"
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