Star.
London, England, 1803-09-16 00:00:00

.MARGATE; SEPT. s 4.

Not the teak apprehenfion feenss to be entertained
of the menaces of Boxeveare, for the molt diftin•
guilhed and delicate Britifh females go pleafuring in
open boats every fine day within fight of France.
Though the lesion is Co much advanced, great
numbers continue to arrive daily.

The principal inhabitants of this place having made
an offer to Government to enrol thernfelves as a Vo-
lunteer Artillery Corps, his Majelly was pleated to
accept of their fervices, and the names of theOffscera
have been publitbed in the Gazette. They were to
esercife large brats field-pieces, which have been in
the poffeffinn of the inhabitants upwards of a century.
A meeting was held at the Shakefpeare Tavern Taft
night, to determine upon their uniform, when lo
much difference prevailed upon that trifling fubjeitt
that the meeting was adjourned till Friday, merely
upon the queftion whether they fitould wear pocked
hats or caps, boots or foes, or whether the cost
mould be of fine or fecund cloth.

The tsth Light Dragoons and the Nottingham
Militia are quartered here and at Ramfgate, their
bands adding much to the pleafure of the ♦ifttors.
Some fellow on Sunday lag contrived to Real a
Gentleman's bundle on board the Admiral Nelfon
packet, with his clothes, and a pocket book, contain-
ing 161. and rung a complete fet of changes' with
another perfon's cocked hat and atom.
The Taxa e mous of war continues lying filth' Roads.

BRIGRITIfit SEPT. Is.

Nearly the whole of the Militia privates, from the
camp here, who were permitted to aid in getting in
I the humeri of the furrounding country. are returned ;
and this morning there was a field day of the three
regiments, who were brigaded on the Downs, and
went through a variety of manoeuvres before General
Lennox, preparatory to the general review, which is
expeded to take place on Thurfday or Friday, before
the Prince of WA L itsi whofe return hither from Good.
wood is expefted on Thurfday *warning. There was
a very numerous attendants of fansiowthle (peasant
and even beauty "farad de r ft q the direr, sp MN
ad deem dale."
The price of Bnbeittnes hero it now as Me 4a
;miscast and this tempting boos. added to the
diadem ef paimo, has changed the occupation of
many a 31.' /lealle. Such "Aheds gem., acquired
's the fight's begun.' have induced dome
Modred' to change their/Ala for fuurdt, and *es
assay a pole *Are to abandon his jay care, aid
exchange the ova for the =AA
Seer. 14.—To-day the armed Moose. natiesof
off this port for the protection of the dthinf boK
as wen as to keep a look out for fmunkrs,
in two Beall Prolfian vetch, laden I aadadasidM
Fregch goods, at Dieppe. and bound for Shoreham.
The cargoes are Laid to be the property aims weld-
thy petiOns at Brighton, who have dewed them
but the Captain of the ft:boomer refuge to desTeoder
the velfels, which are anchored here, and demise
them as prises, until he Own have received dasher
inftraition from the Board of Admiralty.
Captain Boatman,. whom we foessalyseeede=
ed, as darting from the Sala eseamymest, to walk
to London and back eggs is 41 hens liezot=
of 4o guineas, returned to the Clamp this
after having accomplithad.his point two beers sad
forty minutes within the given time.
In coact:Loewe of various erroneous wow= bay-
ing recently appeared in feveral daily primp, gifting
the death of Mr. SIDOWICS, at this place, we men-
tion, for the better information and fatisfaaion of his
friends. that Mr. Sloowica is MI hying, though fo
enremelr reduced and ill, as =preclude all hopes of .!
his recovery.

The man wbo fame time ago leaped from London, .•
Slackftiars, and Weanshaler Bridges, into the
Thames, in three quarters of an hour, undertook for
a wager to perform the fame exploit yefterday.—
Having leaped from Leedom Bridge into the wenn
he funk and role no more. and thus became a viftin
to his ill-applied courage. Every exertion was sled
to recover the body, but without eh&
Yefterday the man who was taken into caked, no
Wednefday at Si. James's, whet he was attempting
to force his way into the Levee Room seder a pre-
tence of feeiag the Doke of Poarsaaa, was taken be-
fogs Sir R. Foes, at the Pablicollice,Dow-ftreet, and
underwent a long private esaminatios. and was cow-
mimed to the Houle of Coereftios. He fail he only
coaled tt (word for she pep* of Wog naked.