Star.
London, England, 1804-01-20 00:00:00

14 ta6e suta4taat, Avival" Wird coating
up. made *sir dcape is a boat..
tam,
hfiIIUITZT Of TIM Matin,—Extrae of • latter
front C. EPROM. Captain de frigate, and C. Louvit.,
feb-cotnenitoner of the Marine:

At ten in the morning of the 3 eft pit. an Esglilh
corvette was obferved oa bore at the ilk of Cheap
Citizen Louvat, fub•commifsoner of the marine,
immediately concerted with Citizen EPROM, Captain
de frigate► on the means of capnuing this veffeL Some
feamen, troops of the girrifon, and Cullom Houk
Officers loon ambled, but a confiderable ebb had
taken place, 'and it was impoSible to fend out most
than four boats, which carried fortymen all armed. At
two o'clock, this (mall detachment, commanded by
Captain Ergo*, accompanied by the Aidede•Camp
of General VIMFIIItIAND, Commandant of Gran-
ville. landed on the Ifie of (lofty. An Englifl boat
advanced to attach the French boats, but after a brill,
firing of maketry, the &lei& on board the corvette,
to the number of 34, were made ptifoncrs, and con-
veyed to Granville without a tingle Frenchman being
wounded. Two Tailors of ConcaUe, detained pi-
(oasis on board the Englifh corvette, were fet at
liberty. The Englifb Lieutenant, Aar:. Waitron
Toeless, who eommaeded the corvette, and after.
wards the boat, was wounded, by a ball, which pared
through, his cheek. The corvette was the Grappler.
sweating so amused's. Iglounderv.,tad two 52
pounders. Being completely imbedded in the fend,
fo that it was impoffible to get her afloat, Captain
E►ees fee fire to her and blew her op before he re-
turned to Granville.
tareenars---sivrivo or JANUARY 4.
The Sitting was opened at noon, by reading the
proceedings of the lea Sitting. The Tribunate then
for kith( into a Secret Committee, and appointed
the itch for its firQ fitting. The Oranges* were older
ed to withdraw.

Yefterday morning the Dukes of Irene and Cast.
Batton breakflited with their lifejarrtas.
Prineefs Asa ma took an airing in a enachand fain
GTerah &teem bfaintata. Caterwatotaw and
Girton, paid their perfottal nips.' to the Elio.
is the eetasing their 1441asttas had a Cone* wand
fete& party.

In the &Meat dte Draitibrizttett oft the Qtneen's
birth day. the oreveiratf antra were purple, cadet,
and yellow, with very rich oridireitkay titliver android;
a prodigious quantity of whirr and rithstrel faws ;
and a prohifida of "ark and lialresmis. Copt were
very little worn, except by the elderly Ladies. 'The
Bair 'Vas dreffed is bands, with p.l had dieweati
amis.

The Dsaheft ltf You Is Itt iidifpand 'hot to be
able to 'quit her room.
The Dithe'ofiroaa tittaladea Ilitfisefs it She Harts,
Guards 'dadal. Mich gWvited pt
Jeri Omni hottrs. Co e 1 sral other

°theirs of the prekikt
•••••• •••••,•• MO IN
' The "galla* Bart ankh Ad hie three tisdet.de-
iamp. Lord .Rames.try. Sir Wm. Ipta. and Lieut.
I'. Sore:Dos are 'Wed Mendip's if the bland
Apriculturidfrocieti of fiefdom& and atwaed 'the
Anotrerkuy Meeting a few days fine at Edinburgh.
blotviithitanding the rain that fell yellerday after-
noon, the 3d Bmstmeat of Loyal London Volunteers
mudered at Bridewell at two o'clock, and marebed
to Kennington Commas, where they had a grand
field day-

The Sctrrey Yeomanry *ere alto out yefterday on
Kennington Common, end (pent leveret hours in
prallidng diferent tembeenirea.
Yetterday the Royal Wefirniniter, the Sr. James's,
end the Loyal North Britons, had a field•day in
Hyde Part, sad went through their mantenvres with
their Whet correthwee.

Colonel Roasmsor yellerday informed his corm
(the Royal Weaminfter) on parade. that orders have
been ifaed by Government for the preparation of
camp equipige for a very eonliderable body of the
Volunteer Forces.

Colonel tanatason, who was in the field yellerday
during the marching, firing. and manteuvies of the
Royal With/tinter Regiment. was pleated to ea-
Refs the highell approbation of th:ir foldierly per-
font:Mace, which. he raid. he MotEd report to his
blaisrre.

On Widnefday neat the Prince of Watas'a Loyal
Volunteers will meet on their parade in the upper
News, fdr the purport of king infpeactl by Colonel
Janeinson. Infpeting Officer of the after
which they will march to the Green Pat k.

The loth. Of Prime of WaLss's Regiment of
Light Dragoons. have marched from Brighton to
Guildfiud. in four divilions. They have becn re•
placed by the 6th Dragoons.

Camp equipage for 7,5c.D men has arrived at
Glafgow ; and accounts from Scotland date, that the
troops were eipeeled boon to be -encamped in that
and that vrarehoufes were lad meek hired
in Glafrar for the reception of military Rotes.
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The Loan ?thyme prefentad the Excite Corps with
timer colmirs on Wednefday at the Eacile Office.—
His LOT dlbip made a fuitableispeech on the venation.
to which Lord Syymova, their Commander, re-
turned an appropriate anfwer.

The ground for the new barracks adjoining Bromr-
ton, in Kent, is mat Led cut ; there are intended to
be the moll attentive in England; they will contain
a very large number of Infantry, betides Cavalry
and Artillery. A great nnmiser of Nunes at the
N. E. part of Bromptun are ordered to be tak .n down.
in order to give an uniformity to the building. as
well as to prevent an encroachment on the lines,
wi.ich arelept porpofcly for the merciling and ma.
claiming the troops.

Cnt'lltr CHI/ISLA Hnariyat..—Yefer•
day Licitenant Colonel Boys was heard in evidence
upon his defence. agaraft the charger 11,..0ght for.
ward by I.;entetwat Rey, sod the CooIL adjourned
to dm day.