Star.
London, England, 1803-10-24 00:00:00

77IEATRES.

Dettar.tsta.--The great novelty of Saturday
evening was the firll appearance of a new candidate
for vocal faMe in the part of Carlo:, in 7be !Armes.—
We underhand that the Gentleman's name is Las.
The lineaments of his countenance amply confirm
the report that he is of Jewifh extratlion. He is not
to be blamed for entering into this path to diflinetion,
as he has received fr orn Nature a molt excellent voice,
powerful and tweet, of great compafs, and eon-
lideralde flexibility. But he mutt exert himfelfmuch
before he at; ains to eminence. He teems not ►ery
proficient in fcience, and as yet he difplays but very
little delicacy or mile in his execution. His manner
is very bad, and timidity alone will not account for
fucb ernbarrallinent and clownifhnefs. However, he
has no reafon to be difenuraged. Zeal and perfe-
verance leen alone neceirary to enfure his faccefs.—
He met with a very warr.i reception, which was in
part to afcribed to his real merits, and in part to
the warm partiality of his countrymen.

The other parts were mod admirabty well fuflain-
ed. it isnot poffible to conceive any thing fupetior
to Mrs. Moutfrata's airs in Clara. Mifs Ds Cams.,
her finging and aging being taken together, m4de a
very gonad Louip; and Mifs Porr was infinitely
amufing in old Mar•lfwet ; &JETT'S Da t leronte, DIG-
NUM's Antonio, and DowroN's Lillie ././;:ac are all en-
titled to h;,111 praite. We make no doubt that the
piece will have a run.

COT kNT GARDRN.—On Saturday eveniog Ba ait ra
and STORAGE came out for the feafon in the opera of
Family clOssarreir. They were cheered upon their en-
trance with a very hearty welcome, and Loon proved
that their power to give pleafure could not well be
over-rated. Their efforts made the piece go off well,
crude, Rupid, and abfurd as it is. biome dint3rbance
was occalioned by an attempt to encore the Song,
MiG Moles, Mill Abrahams, Mifs Levi." The
Ifraelites heard it once with great patience, but
thought it rather too much that fuch names Mould
be ridiculed twice in one night. BLANCHARD went
through the whole a recoil,' time, but in the mid& of
fo much noife that he could fcarcely be overheard.

We are defired by Colonel EARLE to cvntrarSB a
paragraph copied into the tirat on the 15th init.
from a morning paper, as in many particulars it wat
incortal.

General CRAIG, who has been reported in the va-
rious papers as having fuddenly died, yellerday very
good humouredly contradieled this unaccountable
rumour by an affemblage of his particular friends to
dinner.

Lord &LIMA and his family at the head of Eve
hundred Scots Emigrants, have lately arrived at No-
va Scotia. They are molly farmers, and pertma of
the moll induftrious habits.

AlmaLs Hs TOW N.—The Dowager Dna& of
Beaurear,the Dowager Counters Static at,tbe Hog.
Colonel Bsa s FORD, the Hon. Colonel &ice. Lord
MAT H cw, and Lady.

Yefterday morning, four deferters were brought to
town under a titcng efcort and lodged in Newgate,
for defer ion from the Army of Referee, after re-
ceiving a bounty of fifty guineas each. •

Om Wednefday the Tureßead and Hippimg Ca.
valry met at Wroxham, when Capt. Lam', after
reading the Lord Lientenant's letter, addretikd the
troop, and they. to a man, agreed to the proper.
tion. The Latidon and Blofield Troop eheedrally
complied with the willies of Government;

On Thu ride), evening, a Gentleman lokin Argyle.
Brest, Glafgow, two different lode parcels of hank
notes, each containing twenty guinea notes of the
Greenock Bank—the one parcel was found about
(even o'clock, by William Mail., a porter ; the other
had feparited with the wind, snd nineteen of the
notes were found a little before eight o'clock, by no.
mas Hamilton, another porter. A reward of tab
guineas was inftantly paid equally between these
which they received with gratitude.

Yefterday, owing to the finenets of the weather.
there was an uncommon dirplay of beauty, elegance.
and faihion, in Hyde Park, conGdering the feafon
of the year.

Et rr 1311'.-•-Thit arteryr with his
interpreter. accompanied by General Moots sad
Colonel. BBILIPIFORD and STUART, yetterday viated
Hyde Park. About half paa two the party alight-
ed at the gate of Kent-mitt= Gardens. and walked
down the long avenue to the palace. There were ja
few (hagglers in the gardens upon their entrance'
but on their return a great coneourfe of people af-
fembled round them. His Excellency admired the
beauty of the fair part of the crowd, bat was Bawled
at the lightnefs of then drefs. Tarring to his coup-
panions he obferved. that in hi) country it waLzr;
fidered highly indecent for a woman to thew the
faceo end therefore they always cover the mouth and
one eye. A foldier's wife, with a huge fcarlet cloOt
cloak, and her had wrapped op in a large (potted,
brown Rh handkerchief. he pronounced to be the
mat elegant and molt model looking woman in the
place. About half paR four he returned from an
immenfe crowd. after mutually giving and receiving
pleafure. The reit of his fuits, fixteen in number,
arrived yeaerday from Portfmonth. They are all
military men, who hold coreraillions under him.—
They were drefed with their fabres and daggers.
which they wear even at table. They are very fine
looking young men. In his baggage we noticed a
great many Turkith addles, and other eaparifoas
Jfed by the Mamaluke cavalry. We underhand be
means to provide a very large And of hones. 14e
takes great pleafure in thefe animals, and is confider.
ed one of the belt horfemen in the world. His elle.
bliffirnent now amounts to twenty three. making.
with the Englilh fervants hired fince his arrival, 35.
To there are to be added the fervants belonging to
the officers of his (trite, now on their way for Eng-
land. On Friday he vifited the neighbourhood bf
Putney. where he viewed the copper work% in com-
pany with the Ktuo's interpreter, his own doeir,
Col. Moose. and Col. BBILISFORD t and on Saturday,
in company with the fame gentlemen, he vifited Mr.
fluaros, at Clapham, and returned to town through
Walwortb. In the ever.ing he gave a grand dinner.
In the lift of the company, were the two Mr. Wa-
iters, Captain Co LLLLL L, General Moo's, Colonel
Bint&SPOke, Colonel TIMM., Mr. Diligent ibs
Ktpo's interpreter, Mr. Rovsotta., lltc. Re.

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11 WM the LONDON GAZETTE, Otiolper 22.

Bti 111 E K PROCLANIAT:ON.

CEO:Zt:I: B.
Whereas by an Aft pafred in the 43d year of our
reign, intutiled, An Aft to repeal an Aft paired in
the laft Seflion of Parliament for ellablifning regu-
littions reipefling Aliens arriving in this Kingdom,
or refident therein ; and for ellablifliing, until three
months after the Ratification of a Definitive Treaty
of Peace, Regulations refpeBing Aliens arriving in
this Kingdom, or refiding therein, in certain cafes;"
we are authorized by our Royal Proclamation, from
time to time, to require and command every Alien
who now is in, or who fhall hereafter come into Great
Britain, except as therein excepted, to regifter him-
felf or herfelf, and thereupon to obtain our Royal
Liccnfe to refide within this kingdom, as therein
mentioned : Now we, being defirous of carrying into
execution the purpofes of the faid AB, do, by this
our Proclamation, by and with the advice of our
Privy Council, require and command every Alien
who fhall be in this kingdom on the day of the date
of this our Proclamation, except as hereinafter ex-
cepted, to regiller himfelf or herfelf, in the manner
hereinafter mentioned ; that is to fay,
AU Aliens ref ling in the City of London within ten days
from the publicat inn of this our Prod .mation in the London Ga-
z. tie, fo Recited- therafelves with the Lord Nlayor of the raid city.
All Albin refriing in the City and Liberties of Weiteuinficr, or
elfewbere within the Bills of Mortality (except the City of Lon-
don). or relbisnst within ten miles of the City of London, [hall,
withir ten cLys fmm the publication of this our Prociantation in
the Landon Gazette, fu lie:pita thetnfelvcs with the Magiltrates
at one of the unckrmentinited Public Offices, in the bifida of
which 05ce fuck Alien Thal' then relide; that Is tofay. the Pollee
Office, Q2ecei iquare, Weibrninfter ; Great Martheirougionreet ;
Fitton Garden; Lambeth-awe. Whiecchapell Worfhip-ilreet,
Shot litch ; Hizb-Oreet, Shadwell ; and Upton Hall.Southwark.
All Aliens refiditia out of tile aforefaid, and within any
Cities or C.arwate 'rowsis, or within the Jurifdletices of the Ma-
giftrates of fuck Cities or Corporate Towns refpedively, mall,
within fourteen days from the publicition of this our Proclama-
tion in the London Gazette, fo Knitter tbendeires with the
Mayor or n her Chid Magiftratc of loch Cities or Corporate
Town. rer,,,aire;)..
• And all Aliens rending in other plates in Great Britain anti,
within eighteen days Gum the publication of ;this our Proclama-
tion in the London Gazette, fo Resifter thezdelvcs with tome Ma-
'dirge of the County or Place where fuck Aliens tefpedively
ilkan r lido
And we do further require and command all Ali-
ens who fhall come into Great Britain, after the pub-
lication of this our Proclamation in the London Ga-
zette, to regifter themfelves in the manner hereinafter
mentioned with the Lord Mayor, Mayors, or other
Magiftrates as aforefaid, within two days fter every
Each Alien fhall have arrived within any fuch city,
town, diftrift, or other place to which he be al
lowed to proceed, by palrport granted for that pur-
pofe, except Aliens who are required by our Procla-
mation of the t 2th Auguft /aft to land at no other
Port than the Ports of Yarmouth, Harwich, Dover,
and Southampton, and at Gravefend, whom we here-
by require and command to regifter themfelves in
manner hereinafter mentioned, at the Alien Office in
Crown-ftrect, Weftminfler.
And we do further require and command every
Alien, for the purpofe of obtaining fuch licence as
aforefaid, to deliver, or caufe to be delivered, to
the per'on or petfons with whom Inch Alien is here-
by required to regifter himfelf or herfelfas aforefaid,a
full and true declaration or account in writing of his
or het name, age, place of birth, rank, occupation,
profeflion, the place of refidence, when laft in his or
her own country, together with the fail and principal
place of refidence before his or her arrival in this
kingdom, the narne<sr names of Come perfon or per
-
foes in this country to whom known, the reafon or
purpofe for which he or the came to this kingdom,
the time when, and the place at which, fuch Alien
loft arrived in Great Britain, and where his or her as-
tnal refidence has been fusee fuch laft arrival, and is
at the time of giving in fuch declaration, which faid
declaration or account null be figned by fuch Alien
with his or her mune or mark.
And we do hereby authorize and appoint the faid
Lord Mayor, Mayors, and other Magiftratcs as afore-
faid refpeflively, to receive fuch accounts as afore-
faid, and do require and command them refpeBively
to caufe the original account to be tranfmitted within,
*two'clays to our principal Secretary of State for the
borne department. for the purpofe of fuch Alien ob-
siointour royal licence to relide within Great Bri-
tain from the raid Secretary, whom we do hereby au-
thorize and appoint to grant fuch licences, or from
lbdi other perfon or perfons who now are, or who
Drill from time to time be authorized and appointed
'by us to grant loch licences.
• And we do further authorize and require the faid
Lord Mayor, Mayors, and other hlagiftrates as afore-
fold, to whom any loch account (hail be delivered as
aforefaid. to grant under his hand and feat to the
Alien delivering fuch account, a provifional licence
to reticle within Great Britain, under fuch reftriflions
as fhall appear fit, during the time that (hall be there•
min allowed to Inch Alien for obtaining our noyal
li-
taence as aforefaid.
- And we do further declare, That this our Procla-
mation (hall not extend to require any Alien to obtain
filch licence as aforefaid, who fall, before the publi-
catioa of this our Proclamation in the London Ga•
attic, have obtained our royal licence to refide in any
part of this kingdom.
And we do further dicta, that every Alien as
ifnrefaid, upon every change of refidenee, as well to
any place in the fame city, town, diftrift, or place, as
in any other city, town, diftrift, or place, (hall give
four days previous notice thereof to the perfon or
perfons with whom he or the has been fo regiftered.
and (hall attain regiller himfelf or bead( in manner
before mentioned, according to fuch new refidenee,
declaring the residence from whence he or Ike fo re-
moved.
• And we do further declare. That no Foreign
Ambalradnr, or either Public ltfinitter duly author
sized, nor the domeftic fervants of any fuch Foreign
Ambaiador, or Public hfinifter regiflered according
to the clireBinns of the Laws in force few that puTe,
'and being aatially attendant upon Inch Amballidor
• tit Minitt,r ; nor any Alien rot Move the age of 14
years, (ball be deemed within the meaning and intent
of this Proclamation.
And we do further declare, that all fuch licence;
lad provifional licences, as aforefai,l, th ill be given
without fee or reward, and (hall be lubjett to no duty
or charge whatfoever.
And we do further declare and 0331 C known, tha,
every Alien who (ball be found at large in Great
Britain, after the time by this oar Proclamation li•

meted for ,regiftering, and theseukun
.ohtaining li-
cences as aforefaid, inch Aliens nut having obtatneil
fuch licences refpeiiively, and not being eiempted
as aforefaid, liable, on convietion. to Coffer
imprifottmcnt for any time not exceeding fix months,
according to the provifions of the laid Act.
Given at our Court at St. James's, the lath day
of October, 1803, in the 43d year of our Reign.

GOD SAVE THE KING.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

w•a-orrict, OCTOB 22, 1803.
BARRACKS. _

To be BarracksMalters in GrratliriTain-s-Samuel Palmer, Efq.
Captain in the Beer and Seaton Volunteer Artillery.
James Dufantoy, Gent. Lieutenant of Invalided Marines, vice Da-
vie, promoted to be Extra Militant Barrack-MaßersOcneraL
George Lawfoa Halt, t fq. late a Captain in the 30th Foot.
ERRATA in the Gazette of the Both of Augult and Both Sept.
tBth Light Dragoons—For Robert lion Geot. to be i'ornet, by
parehafe, vice Patrice, who retires, Riad Rthrrt Carew, Gent
to be Cornet, by purehafe.
9th Battalion of Referee—Far Captain Thomas Fellowes. from
half-par of the loth Foot, to be Captain, with temporary rani in
the Array, read Captain Thomas Fellowes, front halt-pay of the
54th Foot, to be Captain, with prrtiontria rani in the Army.
Blosham and Banbury Light Horfe Volunteers.
George Frederick Stratton, Efq. to he Major-Comandant ; Henry
Dawkins jun. and Charles Brown Moityn,jun. Eters. to be Cap-
tains; John Davis, and Thomas Cobb, jun. Gents. to be Lieute-
nants; John Shorter, Gent, to be Cornet and Surgeon ; William
Walford, jun. Gent, to be Cornet.
Ploughley Troop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry
Cavalry.
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John Hstrtfon. Efq. to be Captaln.bernotandart ; -- Brtn-
brielte. Cert. to be Licuteoaut ; Robert Greaddli, Gent. to be
Comet. _ _

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Upper Aglrigg Volunteer Infantry.
Sir George Arznytage to he Lieutenant Colonel Commandant;
Northend Nicholls, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Joicph
Haigh, and George Beaumont, Efqrs..to he Majors.
To be Captalns—Brzmell Dyke, Walter Stables, Spencer Dyfon,
William Horsfall, Matthew Melon, John Wolley, Ganis Sea-
ton, John Harrop, John Radcliffe, Walter Beaumont, John •
Roberts, and Lewis Fenton, Eftro.
To be lieutenants—John Roberta, John Buckle), John Harrop,
John Lees, John Mandell, James Roberts, Joieph Armitage,
Henry Nelfon, Henry Heton, John Anthill, Michael Turner,
Jofeph Hinchcliffe, William Saunders, and James Brook, Gems.
T. be Fmfigns—,amuel Knight, William Blackburn, John Braye,
John Harrop, John Lodge, Jofrph Gyfon, and John Blackbarne,
Gents.

Loyal Anglerea Volunteers.
Lord Warren Bulkcley to be Lieutettant•Colonel Commandant.
tit Battalion—Owen Putland Meyrick, Efq.to be Lieutenant-

Colonel; Sir Robert Williams. Bart to be Major.
To be Captains—John Williams,Rowland Williams, William Spar-
row, Auguitus Elliot Fuller, Etqrs. and Sir Wiliam Bulkeley
Hughes, Kat.
To be Lieuteuants—Wllliam Williams, John Jones, Wm. Willianu,
William Meyrkk, John Williams, Grath Roberts, John Jones,
William Hughes, Owen Roberts, and William Price, Gents.
To be Enfigns—Richard Lewis, John Lloyd, Hugh Lloyd, Henry
Hughes, and William Thomas Gents.
To be Adjutant--John Jones, Gent.
ad Battalion—Paul Parton, Efq. to be Lieutenant-ColoneL
Bodychen Sparrow, Efq. to be Major.
To be Captains—John Gritikh Lewis, John Price, jun. William
Hughes, William Hughes, and Holland Griffith. Efqn.
To be Ligutenants--Johii Roberts, James Webfter, John Evans,
Stephen Roofe, Robert Bulkelcy, John Poynter John Owen,
William Williams, Robert Prichard, and Pierce Thomas, Gents.
To be Eafigns—Peter Webfter, Thomas Jones, Thomas Lewis,
Evan Richards, and Jared Jackfos Gents.
To be Chaplain—Rev. John .Wiftlanu:.
To be Adjutant—Theophilus JOllet, Gent.
To be Surgeon—Owen Tilley, Gent.
Bicetter Independent Company of Volunteers.
Henry Walford, Efq. to be Captain-Commandant ; Wm. Whar- '
ton, and Samna Comic, Gents. to be Lieutenants; William
Shillinford Gent. to be Eiagn.
Banbury Volunteer infantry.
Richard BOA, Efq. to be Major-Commandant; Pater Disnell,
and John Heydoo, Efqm to be Captains.
To be Limmats--Thorum Banker, John Stenna,Charles Ward,
and Richard Judd, Genre.
To be Eadispo—Jobn Salmon, and William Judd, jun 04:1321.
Cattenck and Richmond Volunteer Infantry.
Lieutenant Triftrum Hogg to he Captain.
To be Lientenants--Thernas Hunter, John Richton, and George
Donftiwalte Glans.

To be EoLisn:—Thomas &pea, Geist.
To be Quaruz-Mager—Richard Wilfoo, Galt.
Chalbury Volunteer Sharpthooters.
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Benjamin Holloway, Efq. to be Captain.
Robert Morris, Gent to be Lieutenant.

Cokethrope Independent Company of Volunteers.
Edward Shirley, £(q, to be Captain; John Backlhell, Gcnt. to be
lieutenant; and Anthony Fradus, Geol. to be Engin.
Loyal Dalea Volunteers.
Thomas Maude, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel.
Simon Mamas Scruope, Efq. to be Major.
To be Captains—Peter Deny% Francis Riddell, John Ryder Wood,
totbilizerlkere, John Chemin; Charms, George Wray. Thomas
, Richard Allen, and Richard Blanchard, Ekes.
To be Lleutcnanto—deorge limn, Thomas Who Morley,

Chriflopber Topham, Lo-pron Topisam James Wood. William
Sadler, Mils:oaf:Miami Parke, William Wray, Jeremiah Coul-
son, Ralph Sappho°, °Swell Wood, John Robfon, James Al-
len, Wiliam A&ro William Porches, Ralph Roblufam and
WWl= Farah Gents. .

To be

Lifter, and Choißeplier Strati.. Cents.

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fwelme Handred Volunteer Infantry.
William Lowdes, Efq. to be blejor•Commsusdant.
To be Captains—Thome Toovey, Robert Philtimore, and jobs
Freakha, Efqrs.
Henley anti Binfield Volunteer Infantry.

lobo Atk'n Wright, F.fq. to be Major-Commandant.
Co be Captains—Juba Cooper, Samuel Mout, and William New.
Etqra.
To be I lentenanta—Jamea Cloak, Tboenu Halt, and John Ap-
pletoo,
To be knficos—Williarn Aycock, John Rarbbone, and James
Orme, Gann . -