Star.
London, England, 1803-09-15 00:00:00

H ROPSH I RE.

THE Public are refpc&fully informed, that the
Sale by Audtion of the Manors or Lordibips, or reputed
Manors or Lerdlhips of Norbury and H irdwicke, and fundry very
valuable Freehold Eftates, estate in the Parithes of Norbury, Clun,
and Bettws, in the County of Salop, advertifed to take place at
the Csftle Inn, in Bi'hops Cagle, in the fad County of Salop, cei
Friday the 23d, and Saturday the sath day of September Intt:St,
Is unavoidably pottponed for a few weeks.-nicptertitn*l4. Itoge

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
ALL Perfons in the Poffeon of Incomes, arifing
-1-1. ffl
from Freehold, Copybold, or Leafcbold nate*, In Land ot
Fistula, Money in the k nods. Rest Charges, Marriage Setdemastm,
Widows Jointures, Annuities Patent Places. Church Livings, as
any other certain Income for Life, may be fupplied with tempera.
ry or pennant:at Soros of Money to any amount, by paying An.
suety interdt for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their belm,
may be accommodated, no their perfume' fecority; and l=
inftmeee where the fingte fcrurity of an las'avidoal may be
inftifEciest, the addition of another perfon to guarantee the pay.
meat of the buena, will remove the objedion; and in ail cafes,
privilr,:e will be siren to the Pula:, to return the PrinelPel
their own ortion.--Perfonil applications will be received every day
till four o'clock, and Letters iron Carecfpeadents in town sod
country. (poR paid) will he immediately aurwered, addreired tm
the Director of the Knightfbridgo Bank, at his town-kook., No. S,
Lower john-ltrom, Golden-Node.

TO BRITISH AND kOREIGN MERCHANTS.
rr HANDFORD. Portable Writing DOA, Mama.
-a- • (adorer, N 0.94, nearly oppolitc Soathampton-ilreet,Strand,
takes this method of Informing the Public in general, he has thrteit.
mined to (ell the different Lacs of Writing Dents, at the following
prices, 'AI. Plain. Brats. Strap'd, du.
as inch Deft Co 18 6 I ,Ct a 6 Lt ill 6 '
13 Ditto 1 1 0 2 10 0 1 0 0
14 Ditto 1 4 0 1 12 6 2 a 0
26 Ditto a 70, al5 o 15. 6
all Ditto a to o z ill 6 2 zo 0
20 Ditto xat 6 a 1 0 1;1 6
st Ditto 1 25 6 z 7 o 117 6
to Ditto 1 1 0 212 6 3 3 0
13 Ditto 1 7 0 117 6 3 7 •
so Ditto 123 6 3 3 0 313 6 &spiral;
• The above Writing and Reading Deets, with bottles ownplete,
warranted to be of the heft manafitaure and feafooed wood. fait
as will Rand the Eaft and Wcft Indies. Alto has new•imeeedei
Portfolio Deft on an entire new conftradtionorith Pau* Him^
Handles, and Lock, with Ivory Rollos for Guineas, and lowa
Drawers for Letters and Bankiloter, well worth the atm** d
Naval and Military Officers who want room, &A Lapawits4
large Affortmoot of Writing and DrefLag Dam with Soweta,
Oravetorial Pawn Spring thews, Handles and Parlagar.
to bad at any otber-Maaukaary la the United •
N. B. Any Gentleman who may have any kind United,
' have the fuse made Into Pandas Welting Deb. Simla,
Toile% Tea Cita% or any other welds in the Cabinet way, by
forwarding the (woe to the Manefaetory, No. 94, Stra46olloM
Cowen SLopkomers are (applied on better terms, that at_aar
sear bags is lAsdas.

BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE.—‘The BALM of '
MBCCA (price only sa.9d.) Is the.beft remedy in the Usti
verfe for Nervous Complaints, the molt powerful Reiterative asti
Rs-animating Balm of Life and Health, and the fa/eft and heft
Medicine is the Wald. In ad eafa, acid to all we, where the
Sothis are raazed, where the Cooftitodon hum:dyed a eureka og
is by say swans deblittated,this reiterative and re•animating Bait
of Life and Health win fr./duce the happieft drafts; the cold and •
tremulous Ncr4ra wilt he warmed and iteadled; the relaxed era.
of fort flibby wilthe braced and rendered hem the=
will be Invigorated; the thews *Mk ftrengtheued; the c
limbs win be emperod wtth finis Beth; the ethsolted octets will his
replenthedi the impnveritheil watery blood will become rith
ha/ramie, salts languid chi:lila:lw Mimed to the heathy Int
to., winch is the true criterion of health t the log* dung*
rite will be revived and ezhilirated ; (tenon will be pren
in Own, the tone of the nerves will be reft.ond, a by dal
means the whale Conn/tanks will he thatioatod. Pethiesefejati.
nide anxiety, ,clan- oly, and an the deplorable fittiptonni 4
'Rafe will nal; and Itrength, ardour, faculty, and every.
tor.
demos of renovated health will be the happy tenthfaculty,
Cl Wan thili
ineftinuthic Balm in doe time, according to the din:Moos for wis
which accompany each packet.
The Balm of Mecca is prepared and fold by Meth. NI aria*
Surgeons, No. 22, BlSOpfptedireet Within. price as. 942.; ate feli
by their Agent, Mr. Withers, 229, Strand; and man, by on=
rcfporlable Meadow Vatalm.

hfiItDICINE AC r.
At the emir Warehoefe for Dr. James's Powder, No. et, St.
Pail's Char:it-yard, Louden,
rrHE following MEDICINES are fold, at tem
44LarrIces annexed, inciwiiat the Scamp Dada I aid as kis
, that from the ft of September, tioa, the Stamps bend
be applied to all Proprietary Med.- as well for Amt. es
for Haar Cenheepties, and as a Centiderable Addities is made
to the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, or thole to heft,
the Prima or Dr. jaesees Powder will be in future is. pd. per
Pocket, or 0. 6d. per Donn; but the qr./panty at a Dines.
Packets in a Settle (n made up far the Army and Navy) may be
Ira he IL c. And as by Favour of the CameniSners of tics
Stamp Oiled, Pinnate prepared kw hir.Newbery's hymn Wes
with his blame earned in each Stacy, the Public will he_ww.
fel to obfern that the Verdi, n F. !feeler,. No. el, St;
are printed la the ShimPs of ill his ?deaden l and as it is pen)
fumed that this will be a fuliiricut Security smolt Courneffeets,
his Signature on the LabSs on Dr. Jaaseis Yowsler will be &Icon-
Untied from henceforward.

gimps will be allowed gratis, as anal, to dusk wholparchpit
Half a Dnzen er more at a time of the lower priced Ardor*.
Dr. Jaznes's 'low*, at 94( Lower of Blois al4
-a
Dottie 114 0 Preake • Tint% o( Mt 4ts
Amite Pah 4 6 Huthanes ditto it 9
tame a Ls 0 linglifh Coin a 9
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc s 6 Genuine Ar-nehorado 8 6
Conrail-ton Oil s 6 Oratikrt Mi.lizine 8 6
Camomile Drops I 9 herbs% Scot. Pills i 0
Parton: Lo- Etc= Id Peppermint a a •
zengel 114 Grant's Drops - t s
Berry'stitious Pills 4 6 Dr. lloaper's Ms ; It
Dr. Auttas Chilybeate Glaris lehrschs 3 6
Ditto 4 0 Henres ditto - $ 6
Dslby's Carminative 1 9 Norton's Drops 5 6
Ellknot of Coltsfoot 3 6 Spill:bury% ditto 5 6
Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Dr. Solander's Tea s 9
Mr. STessee's Dentifrice 4 0 Oteneughli Theism Izi
Uwe s Rheum 'lie Ti:l4. 3 6 Do.Toin Lemnos att
N. B. Stamps witk Mr. Newbery's Name an Mated to the Ire
twetry Ankke above enumerate.; a..ti as may Ferrous, web
eniarly (errant' and roe:leasers. ml take his book. be is wades
the isceedity of pointing out, that it is at the Esit End o(St. Paul's
smelt to 1 be/spark. and that it has a large white itaecani Who
ea whit* their words are Mit:gibed: .
' . Tan oval wramaoraa roe Da. Jartss's Powasa.,7
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LONDON.

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2g.

PRICE OF STOCKS MIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOVK t
3 per Cent. Confols 3 3 SI 531-01,1 5 pa Cent. Sit
Omnium, 71.11 dif.
_ _ PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per C. Coot. 331 i S 4 limp:Ann. 91
3 Twr Cent. Nerf 8, Cunt. fdr Oa. 54 Sli 54)
Omni= 714 diG EngUO Loc. Tick. in

The letters by the Jamaica Mail of yeßerday, are
entirely fluent refpeeting any thing like an infurreaion
among the negroes, as was reported Come time ago.
It appears now to have owed its origin, like many
other falfe reports that have lately been circulated,
to the fruitful ingenuity of certain prints which fecm
to take a delight in &Rion.
The printed Papers to the moth of July prefent but
little news, if we except the mention now and then
of captures from the enemy. Every thing was per-
feetly tranquil when the packet failed.
Among the prizes carried into Jamaica, during
the time the Cwarrsanato lay there, were la Vi-
gilante, French brig corvette, of 16 guns, taken by
la Ellicott (chooser les Dens Amis, and Sloop
Blepa, cut out of Jeremie by the boats of the
Tatum ; Skip lea Q2atre Amis, from Aux Cayes,
bound to Nance Chip la Define, in banal i
fehooner la Mere de Famille, laden with flour,
bound to Jeremie, alfo taken by the THESEUS ;
fchooner les Deux Sceurs, laden with clothing for the
French troops at Cape Nicola Mole, taken by the
VANGUIIRD. Three days after the CHESTERFIELD
left Jamaica, She fell in with an American (hip, who
informed them that they had been boarded by the
CUMEERL•ND, of 74 guns, Commodore BAYNTUN,
who informed them that the fquadron had taken a
French (hip, of 74 guns, and that part of the Squa-
dron were gone in Chace of another fhip of the fame
force.

By letters from Jamaica, it appears, that the
fquadron under Sir Joan Ducswoara has captured
the following enemy's fbips, etc.—The Creole fri-
gate, la Mignione corvette, l'Aiguille brig, Vigi-
lante ditto, Lodi ditto, Superieufe fchooner, and
le Poifon Volant ditto.
The Lodi was boarded aad carried in the moll
gallant roomier by the ILlcooti brig, Capt.l3issErv,
dole to the French batteries. The Creole had 800
men on board, including foldiers. One of the &boo-
sters was from Cuba, and had too blood hounds on
board.

The CHISTRILYIELD packet arrived at Jamaica on
16th of July, and failed from thence on the sad.
She brings advice that the homeward bound fleet was
appointed to fail from Port Royal on the s4th of July,
under convoy of a line of battle Chip and a frigate.
They intended going through the Gulph. On the
scth.of Auguß, in lat. 31. long. 66. the paired a large
sect, fuppofed to be the Leeward Mend fleet.

On Tuefday evening the paffengers who failed
from Dover on Saturday with an intention to
proceed to Calais, were brought to Dover from
Romney, under the care of two officers of the Cuf-
toms. They had been at Calais, but were not per-
mined to land.—A Spanifhlinger who was is
the above veal, was alto compelled to rev.mbark,

A report was circulated yeilerday, that accounts
bad been received of Borstals' having been affaffi-
sated s it was even Paid, that a perfon arrived at Do-
ver had made oath before a Magiftrate of the truth
niche intelligence, which, on enquiry, turns out to
have been altogether unfounded.
We can Rata however on good authority that ac-
counts which may be relied upon have been received
within tbefe two days from France, Rating, that
notwithitanding the apparent implicit fubmiffion of
the French to their tyrant, the people in general are
Iro highly incenfed againft the Government, that a
commotion may be expeCted to take place on the firil
occafion that (hall promife any poffibility of fuccefs.
The fame want of faith with the public creditors,
which has been experienced by thofe who were weak
enough to advan:e money for bills drawn on the Go
sernment from St. Domingo, has been experienced by
the eitivots creditors who were employed to furnifls
Rotes, build boats, kc. to enable the FIRST Corset.
to execute his darling plan of invafion. The treafury
is literally empty, and the only hope or chance he
now has to rcplenifh it and re-ellablifh public credit,
is from the plunder be expeas to derive from the
conqueß of Britain.

Whatever doubts may be entertained of the pro-
baliility of an ;firearm, we can confidently (late that
the intention of the FIRST CONSUL remains unthaken
as to this point. He has lately augmented his
forces in a very confiderable degree. The igno.
ranee of the French, from the Prefs being altogether
-under the direction of the Government, has rcrdered
the war, and the prnjell of invafion, popular Lush with
ate people and thefoldicry. Indeed our Government
appears to be fo well aware of the probability of
that event, that not only the plan under the direEtion
of the Trinity Houle, for &caring the Thames,
(which tee announced fume days ago) is immedi-
ately to be proceeded upon ; but the Sea Fencible,
ale to be organized in the molt formidable manner.
For the further fccurity of the metropolis, a meafure
(which was fume time fince mentioned as intended)
sow atwi ted, aa‘l even begun to be tut in caccu

tion, tehieh will elleftnally rote& it, OA the catkin
fide, for an extent of nearly twenty miles. A dam
is to be conftruded on the Lea River, which will
enable Government. on the fltorteit notice of the
landing of the enemy, to overflow the whole valley
from near Ware to the Thames, The Surveyors
were employed upon the bufinefs on Tuefday lal,
and the workmen are expelled immediately to corn•
mence their operations,

Yefierday we mentioned the arreft of the Rebel
General and Member of the Ira Proviltonal
Gso-
vernment, Mr. Russet., This day we infert an.
other letter, containing other particulars refpeiling
this perfon, whole arreft is undoubtedly of great
importance. He was probably entrufted with the
chief dircaion of the operations of the difaffeeted. It
teems not unlikely that he aged upon tome plan
combined with the French Government, and his u-
rea, either by difclofing that plan or interrupting the
chain of communication between the trench Go-
vernment and the Rebels, may be highly advantage-
ous to the country. Mr. Roust reftded at Paris till
within thole three or four months. He was much in
the fociety of French officers of rank ; being a man
of intelligence and addrefs, he was highly eonfidered
by them. It is certain, however, that there was a
moment when he, as well as others of the Irifh exiles,
famed to be treated with neglea by the Confular Go-
verment. Whether this might not have been a
feigned difgrace, may perhaps be quellioned. It is
evident, at leaft, that on the profpe& of a war, the
Irifh rebels, like difbanded foldiers who had been left
to languifh in peace, wore loon invited to join the
flandard.of the Conful, and they have become in fait
Lir 9 Army of England." The late infurredion was
indeed Co rafts and premature a bufinefs, that it ap-
pears improbable that it could have been planned and
direeted by a man of ability. What were Mr. Rus-
tles immediate views it is impoffible to conjeaure.
That he was fent by his confederates and by the
French Government to organize rebellion, and to
prepare the country to co-operate with a French
Army, may eafily be credited. Nothing but loch a
purpofe could at this time have brought Roust to
Ireland. We have little doubt, therefore, that not-
withflanding 411 the vapouring about gun•boats, &c.
Ireland is the grand objelt of the French Govern-
ment, and that a body of troops was to be fent, or
will be fent thither, as loon as the weather will afford
a chance of a French fquadron reaching the Ira

Yellerday, about one o'clock, their Majesties and
Princeires Atioosta and ELizaerr it, attended by
Lady Stew est., arrived at St. James's fromWindfor.
Her Majesty and the Printed-es went to the apart-
ments of Lady CHU LOTT{ Fiocn, where they par-
took of an elegant collation, and about three o'clock
her Majesty and Princeires left town for Kew.

About one o'clock his hfsiasry held a Levee at
St. James's, at which were
_Ferenc the Right Hon.
the CH•NCILLOR of the ExcHinpsa„ the Loan
CHAWCFLLOI, the Secretaries of State, and their Ex-
cellencies the Ruffian, Bavarian, Spaniffi,
Neapolitan, American, and Wirternberg Miniflers ;
Lord Chief Janice of the Common Pleas; the Loan
Maroc and Recourse of London; and the

Duke of Portland.
Earls—Rcenney, Weikmoreland.
Vifeoents—Hood, Howe.
Lords—Somerville (In Waiting), Catiscart, Pelham, Owydir,
Hobert, Alvanley. -
Ers-.4. St. Aubyn, H. Popbanr, G. Slice, J. Hickok R. Wet&
(Sherif of London), G. Veiling.
Dlibori—Winchefter, BriltoL
Dean of Wells.

Generalo—Burrard (Field Onerx to Welting), Harcourt, St.
John.
Coloneb—Smith (Tower), Reheat (Sliver Stick In Waithsg),
Cook, Elliott, Con4r, Darling, Barlow, hiaequarrie. Calvert, and
Moms
htelFro.-S. Smith, York, P. Carew, Tierney, Fawkner, Wat-
tage, Bouverle, and Sargent.
The Levee was over loon after two o'clock ; after
which there was held a Council, which was attended
by the CHANCELLOR of the Excusixtssa, the LORD
CHANCELLoa, the Duke of Potrt.amD, and the Hon.
Mr. YORKE. His Maistry then gave private audi-
ences to feveral of the Nobility.
The Bifhop of Wincnssrra prefented an Addrefs
from the Clergy of his Diocefe; and Sir Jolla Sr.
Ausrir. and N. Vawstrrair, Efq. alto prefented
Addreffes.

A Proclamation for the obfer•ance of a General
Fan in England, on the igth of Odober, was figned
by His MAJMY in Council.

'The following were among the Prefentations to
His Ma'am,:

Coloncl-Cooc, by Mr. Spencer Smith;
Mr. PoLe CAR zw, by the Right Hon. Mr. Yorke;
Canal Moon a, on Ida arrival from the Weft Indies, by Colonel
Macquarrie ;

Sur rim, by Mr. Monroe, American Minifter;
Connienor F.wa N, by the Lord in Waiting.
His M•issrt fet off from St. James's about five
o'clock for Kew.

The Duke of Po AAAAA D left town yeßerday after.
noon for Bultirode.

The Earl of CLERMONT arrived yeßerday at his
houfe, Berkelcy.fquare, from Brighton.
The Count de LIMA gnve an elegant dinner yeßer-
day, at his home. Hill-ftreet, to a fele& party of
friends.

The Duchefs of DEVONSHIRE entertained a fele&
party of friends 14 night, at her beautiful villa at
Chifwick.

The Conntefs of HARRINGTON had lag night a
fele& Card Ratty, at Ler honk. Stable-yard, St,
James's.

A eharaSerillie trait of a Britifh feaman—A tar in
Sir EDWARD Ps Ltaw's iquadron begins a letter thus:
d. I am going to detail to you the pa,ticulars of our
unfortunate ensile;" but on reading further it turns
on that his misfortune confined not in defeat ; it was
merely this, that the fleet had filled in aU its gado-
-11011111 to meet we enemy.