Star.
London, England, 1804-02-20 00:00:00

FLOTILLA 6FF BCULOGNE.

DIAL. res. ty:
A kith firing it is Paid, was heard here yefterday:
as it was fuppofed to proceed from Boulogne. fevc.
cal (hips of war received orders to put to fea without
lofs of time, is order to reinforce the ((weaken off
Boulogne. I obferved none to get under tray except
a gun brig. and the Dltttattoost (chewer; the latter
returned this morning. but I have not heard what
intelligence fhe brings. 1 have jolt learned however,
that Lieut. WALKS,. who commands we of his Ma.
jelly's cutters, was left night engaged for two hood,
with one of the batteries at Calais. but the cutter
&Rained no other damage except having her bow.
fprit fhot away ; arrived this day in Dover roads,
with difpatches for the Admiral who has the corn•
mend on this Ration.—Remain in the Downs, 114,
(hips and vetch as per tall.

TIa*VARY 19.

There are many reports OR now in circulation.
It is faid that the IItNIOILTALITI chafed and deftroyed
feveral fail of gun boats on Friday evening fall, but
how far this intelligence may be relied on, 1 do not
know. A cotter has juR come in : it is probable
that the brings intelligence from the fonadron of
Boulogne. Pall through Cenral outward bound
(hips, an American. and Cenral fmall ycflcls.
99999 TONt, VII. 17.

Talmo, and to-day have been unesennoely clear.and we beve
do ma dated view ponibiggf die French met frank Calais to
the beithward d floslogne. the whole of which is covered with
bow. Above two home Secs the foal wu made for an ene-
my% 11w hewing weft. It is a bane of garbosee ham the
Digibtread to biniagoe. We an fee see erasers Aft Imo the
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we emit 'Wisps they will me amps dew with !WNW,
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Into Elio bits been pleated to grant unto Major.
Genital Sr joss Fallow Casnocs, Knight, Com-
panion of the Moa Honourable Military Otdcr of
the Bath, his Royal licence and permifflone that hp
may receive and wear the Badge of the Ottoman
I Order of the Crefecnt, conferred on him by the

Gains Snontoe.
Ifelerday Sir
ttllll Lady CALLA:met, and fa-
y, arrived at eir bode in Mansbeld•Rree, front
their feat in Scotland. -
Several valets are arrived in the river from Am-
Rerdon : the Captains report that at the time of their
[ailing the frail had fee in with great feverity, and
that their navigation of the Znycler Zee was much
impeded by the ice : they concur in the opinion, that
it is now entirely frees up, and. from the Tenet
northwards.
It is reported. on the fame authority, that all the
(mall vetch have been conveyed front Amfterdes,
be. by canali to Flulhing ; but that there are in the
Text' about 6o !hips of from too to moo tons bur-
then, on board of-which the troops :ambled at the
Helder are to embark.
EAST Istoes.—The recent aconnts from Bombs'
bring the molt fatisfatory accounts of the Rate of
our Indian armies. General WRILISLIT, in a letter
to the Governor-General, obferves. that notwithr
Sanding the diatom.. of the feene of his operations
floc the aual foams of fupplies--the rapidity of his
marches in parfait of the enemy, and the uatore of
the wagfsfe in which he was employed. is on
him the neceifity of perpetually altering their direr
tioe,--he has always been well tupplied with tam
article wanting by his army.
Imsaeduselly after the [offender of Broach, a con-
rideable body of the Rebels took up their polition
in the hills about two cols dißance, where they pre.
pared to defend themfelves againfl General Wu:w-
ear. The enemy's rear and left flank. were covered
'by a village and a waft rock, and his pofition was in
every refpat impofing. General W a was
obliged to form his troops in a angle line, in order
to equal the length of that oppofed to him ; but fo
gallant and impetuous was the charge, that the enemy
Was routed with irnmenfe Daughter, and when the
dawk came away, the cavalry was in purfuit of the
fugitives.
Captain TEMPLE, of the 86th regiment, is Paid to
have been killed in forcing his wiy up a narrow
pafs, firongly defended by a party of Arabs; be bed
fuccecding in carrying a fort, ::ml had driven the
enemy before him. when he fell by one of the IA
balls they fired. On razing the fort, it is intended
to erea a pyramid to commemorate the gallantry
and the lots of this officer.
A detachment of the Britilh army, under the on
ders of Col. 6TIVENSON, has fucceeded in reducing
the refractory Rajah of Shalapore to his obedieu.e
to the Nizam.
The King of PERSIA has prohibited his fubjeftr.
front all commercial intercourfe with the enemies 01
Great Britain.
A cenfus was lately made of the inhabitants. of
the ildbia of Trichinopoly, when the pop
independent independent of the native military or female,.
amounted to 507,552.
The late diffientions in the Nabnb Wallajah's
mily have lubfided, on liberal provifion being mad:
by the India Company for all its branches.
Previous to the furrender of Amadnaghur, a "
tire (errant was puniffied on a charge of attempting
to put a lighted torch into a tub of cornbullibles, aua
on the night following the powder magazine blew lII'.
but vrhetber accidentally nt not, has not been A:Cff-
tained. as every perfon in it perifhed ; the cwt•
however, was confidered by the fuperilitious gamine
as a :main prelude to the deltruaios of their may'