Star.
London, England, 1803-11-09 00:00:00

FUNER,9L OF SIR LIONEL DARELL.

• DtITCH JOURNALS

have aVo•cpme to hand to the ill inflant, which pre•
feat the following articles :

Ham, OCT. 24.—A battalion of the gth Light
Infantry is jail arrived here from Piris, to form part
of the embarkation which daily takes place.

There are now but few troops remaining, the toth
Light Infantry are nearly all on board.
The Englifh continue to thew themfelves t on this
3oth, five yards were in fight of this port ; they are
afraid to draw near, becaufe they know we have it
in our power to make them (beer off; they only re-
main there to blockade and prevent any neutral ref-
felt coming in and going out.
Hacus, Nov. z.—Under favour of the fog, the
Englifh renewed their attempts, on Saturday morn-
ing lal, to make themfelves mafters of our fifhing
fchnyts. A (hip of war, which, during the priced•
ing night, had approached the ftrand, put out feveral
armed boats; and thefe, elofe in with the fhore,
watched the going out of the fmall boats with which
our fifhermen in fine weather have endeavoured to
earn a livelihood ever fince the pinks have been drag-
ged on the ftrand. .Four or five of thefe little veffels
fell thus unfortunately into the enemy's hands. They
had even the audacity, between eight and nine
o'clock, when the weather cleared up, to carry away
one of thefe which the fifhermen had run upon the
ftrand, tile poor men having juft time enough to rave
themfelves and theft; fails in the Downs.
Another Piing boat was taken about eleven
o'clock* at fea, between Catwyk and Schevening.--
The people of the Englifh (loops were armed with
bluaderbuffes ; and they kept np an inc.effant fire on
the fithing boats, in order to compel them to funen.
der. The (hip of war, which appeared to be a fri-
gate, had anchored off Catwyk, where the lay the
whole day. On a fignal of the impending danger
being made, a waggon, in which two large Dutch
flags were difplayed, was difpatched from Scheven-
ing* to give the alarm to fuch filhermen who might
be at fea, and ignorant of the enemy's motions.
UTRECHT, Ocr. 30..—A beginning has already
been made here with the new organization of the
French army in our 4epublic, into regiments. This
city is to be the general point of affetnbling. Two
battalions of the zo4th half brigade, from Zealand,
and two others of the t tth half brigade from Gouda,
which arrived here the *7th and 311th inft. were this
morning formed to the ::t': regiment of the line;
of which new corps the two firft battalions will de-
part to-morrow for Grarc, and the day after the two
others will fet out for Bois le Duc.

HARLIN, OCT. 28.—Tbe third battalion of l3a-,
tavian Infantry has broke up from the camp on the
down near Krantje Lek, and is marched through this
city for Amllerdarn ; and will be followed by the
firll battalion of that half brigade. which is to march
from the Paid camp to the Bridle.
DILFT, Oc r. 31.-7 The regiment of gaze Gotha
marched in here this morning from Harlem ;—and
to-morrow it will pursue its route for the Bridle and
Helvoet.

Hansuaor•, OCT. 25.—The States of Hanover
have endeavoured to raise a loan in Portugal ; but
the fecurity which they offered not pro►ing faiisfac-
tory to the Portugnefe Government, the offer isfaid
to be related. Negbciations for this purppfe have
alfo been opened with feveral Courts of Germany,
but it is thought with fimilar fuccefs,
Since the refidence of the King of Sweden at the
Court of the Eleftor of Baden, an inceflint exchange
of Couriers has taken place between the Cabinets of
Stockholm and Peteriburgh. It is alfo (aid, that
the Swedifh AmbaffAdor at Peterfburgh has daily
conferences with the High Chancellor, Count Wo-
lON :ow.

Yefierday his MAJESTY and the Duke of Kent,
with their attendants, took an airing on horfeback.
Princeffes AMELIA and SO►MIA of GLOUCESTER, at.
tended by Lady A. CUMBERLAND, in a coach anti
four, took an airing in the Great Park. Her Ma•
yasry and the Princeffes took an airing to Frogmore.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Camartibca arrived
at Windfor from Oatlands, where he has been on a
vifit to his Royal Brother. It being Princefs Au.
cusra's birthday, the Stafford Militia fired a ins
4rjoye I and the Earl of UsillIDCI gave a grand ball
on the occation, at the Town HalL to the Nobility
of Windfor and its vicinity.
The Prince of WALis, Mosisitur, the Earl and
Counters of Ba►SOROUGN, Lord DUNCANNON, Lady
CAROLINE Porno's's', arid a large party of Friends,
fuppell with the Duke and Duchefs of Divonsurta
lan night at Devordhire Houle, preparatory to their
going to Bath for the feafon.

Lieutenant General TARLITOII. who has been ap-
pointed to faceted his Royal Highnefs the Duke of
,AAA as Commander of the Severn Diftria,
arrived on Friday at the White Lion Inn, Briflol.
Yetterday the Loss MAYOR, SherifFs, Recorder,
Aldermen, &c. proceeded from the Manton Houle,
to Guildhall, where, after holding a Court of Alder-
men, they proceeded to the battings to (wear in the
new Lord Mayor. They were attended by the Mai
ter and Court of Ai flints of the Cloth-Workers'
Company, to whom the new Lord Mayor belongs,
and the Mailer and Court of AfGftants of the old
Lard Mayor's Company. When they were properly
feated, the necefTary oaths were adminiiteteod to the
Lord Mayor by the Town Clerk, kneeling ; after
which the old Lord Mayor refigned the Chair to the
new one, who was then prefented to the different
City Officers with their refpalive regalia. After
which they all returned to the blantion-houfe, where
they were elegantly entermiccd by the old Lord
Mayor for the l.tlt time. •

Yerlathy morning, about ten o'clock, the grand
funeral procellion with the remains of the late Sir
Unmet. DA It EL L, fet off from the Eatt India Houfe
for Richmond, attended by the firft regiment of Eaft
India Volunteers, in the following order :

Grenadier Compansi.
Firing PArty,anns reverted.
Drums and Fifes, covered with black.
Otßeers, (word knots crape, and crape on their arras,
Serjeants, pikes crapcd.
Killer of the Band, his Ralf covered with crape.
Band, initruruents is mourning.
Two hilarflialracn, Turfs.
liorfe led by two Groans, with boots, hat, fward,
Six is cloaks,on horfeback.
Porters, with Raves, hatbands, and Ceuta.
fieark snd fit, no Efcutcheons.
. Two Mi•umlag Coaches and ti;.
Regiment, eight abreaft, Privates tide arms only.
' Corporals four &bruit, dins:
Serjeants three abrealt, ditto, no pikes.'
°Seers two ditto, crape (word knots.
. Pleld oScerk
Own carriage empty, with foeYiong•tailed bores
Black herrn, two footmen.
Six Gentlemen's carriages empty.

The procefiimi moved along Leadenhall.fireer,
Cornlitll, Cheapfide, Eleet-fireet, Strand, Pall Mall,
and Piccadilly.
The hattalion who followed the body quitted it
at Knightibridge, the grenadiers, who preceded it,
accompanied .it to Richmond, to fire vollies over the
grave. •

A remenarance having been made un our part to
the Regency of Tunis, againft the permiffion give%
to French Cruizers to bring in and fell Engin
Prizes, the anfwer was, that our seals might, if
they pleated, claim a tamilxr indulgence with setpeek
to captures made by them from France or any other
Power.
Vice Admiral Blain' is daily expefiled in Lekh
Roach in a line of battle fhip, to take the comma*
of the Rips in the Frith.
In the abtsnee of the Earl of Cuornast, Majot,
General WYNYAart Monday morning incpedied the
troops encamped at Chatham : his Lordllaip ngone:
to Weimer, from "whenCe he is expeaed to wake a;
tour of the coalls..
General Massa and faits has arrived at Yu.

inputh, and has taken a houfe there for head quer.
ten. The Norfolk Rangers, and Norwich Volttntecift
have received their route to proceed to Yarmouth)
where they are to do duty ; they were erpcited there
this day.

There are, at relent, not left than 4000 well a
ciplined Volunteers in the town of h(ancliekir, of
whom 300 are riflemen, and s6o cavalry.

Circular letters are now iffuing to the officiating
Mini(ler of every pariffi in Suffer, requiring Mem to
give an immediate accouni to Government of the
amount of the crops of grain, hay, and potatoes, in
their refpedive partlhev, of the fear tijo3.
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Several of the large Brighton 6(hing•boats are now
equipping with a falfe deck, &c. for the purpofe of
taking on' board (if occaGon thould require it) force
one, and fome two, I; pound carronades, to annciT
the French, fhould they approach the crialt of !Niko.
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The inhabitants of Yarmouth, soh° were not able
to join the Volunteer Corps,have enrolled themfelFee
as pikemen, to defend the inhabitants and their pro.
perty, mould the Yulupleees be called out into alual
The z 3th Regiment of Light Dragoons, QOM Og
King's duty, ire to be reviewed en Satisrday next at
ten o'clock, on /Milford Common, by his Royal
Highnefi the Duke ofirotte. We underftind.Escs
Bay, the blameluirg Chief, and many General Officers
are to be prefent. A part of the Flying Artillery are
to exercife with them.•
On WedOefday loft, tha Saint Twee Volunteers in
Cornwall, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel
Hasse, who received their arm about 4 week mot
were afembled in confeguence of a propolil trairmit-
ted to him bj Lord de Dossrailivist.a (Lieutenant
of the Divifion), at the Lord Lieutenant's requelt,
fulsmitting to their confideration the propriety of
offering to pet themfelves on permanent pay and
duty for the protedionsof Plymouth and its vicinity,
in rotation of fervice, when, with a seal and prompti-
tude becoming true bravery, and hi ly honourable
to the Corps, they unanimouffy eeted the pro.
pofal with many hearty cheers, an wiated only thae
Jr
it had been an order to 'march. The Colonel, at
the fame time, addreffed them in the moll •hand.:
fome manner, alfuring them of the friciidly protection
of the officets and himfelf; and that their families
Ihould be provided for in the fame Manner as thofe
of the militia,. by the parifhes. He expreffed to the
corps his regret that the great deritand for military
clothing throughout the kingdom was likely to defer.
the completion of tbeir's until Chrillanat. The corps
alto declared their readinefs, in tact fil incation, to
ferve in any part of the kingdom.
Cons MAIL It sr, 14414 11-La N 11, Nov. 9.—Every thing
is this day very dull in Cale; rices without alteration
from Monday's currency, •

Ass; z a Of Be a an,—Yeflerday the Coin of Alder.
men ordered the price of Premito be Continued the
fame as laR week, viz. sod. the quartern loaf of`
wheaten, and Std. houfehold.
Mr. Liswv.—lt is with extreme concern we men-
tion the death of this Gentleman, who belonged to
the Bth Regiment of the Loyal London Volunteers.
and was wounded in a (ham fight, in the neighbour-
hood of Hornfey, laR week. On Friday and Satur-
day fanguine hopes were entertained of his recovery.
—On Saturday night he &pc five hours, and awoke
greatly retreated, and free from pain. On Sunday
evening, bowever, between fix and (even, he was
taken extremely al, and remained in the moil excru-
ciating agony till twelve o'clock otr Monday night.
when, after taking an afFeftionate leave of all his
friends, he funk into the arms of death. The deceiated
was about twenty years of age, had been married
three years, and his only child having died a (bate
time ago, he iias left no children behind him. He re-
tained his fenfes to the lan.
The Coroner's Inqueß is deferred for two days, till
it can be difcovered, if pofEble, who it was that fired
the unfortunate (hot which killed him, as be is
not yet known. Colonel CANNING had notices ferv-
ed on all the Members of the Corps to snake the pro-
per inquiq. •