Star.
London, England, 1803-08-13 00:00:00

eAPTUILES BY THE PR ENCH.

The Hheinty, a brig of 210 tons burthen, laden with bile. It,
taken by la V setuire privateer.
II Loic Dorato, a poIaCIV of 200 tons, laden with wheat, taken
by l'lntrrpide.
The Falcon brig, of zso tons, laden with wheat, taken by the
Vidtori.

The John brig, of 300 tens, laden with cod-fifh and &knoll,
taken by l'intreplde privateer.
The (Mile brig, of 2,54 tons. laden with wheat, mats, and
planks, takes by la Couenrile privateer.
The Minerva commis, of 300 tons, copper-bottomed, of fix
eight-rounders, in basil, taken by the fame.
The Barbary racket, a •artan, of llety toot, laden with fpirtts,
foap, and checfe, taken by the fame.
The Three Brothers, a polacre, mounted with eight guns, lades
with tobacco, taken by l'Ur..nie frigate.
The Acnt (.Int probably) taken by la Vidloire privateer.
The Benjamin, laden with cod.filla, taken by la Menthe pri-
vateer.

The Autumn brig, of tin tons, laden with planks and timber for
building. taken by llmpromitu and le Vultlgcur privateers.
The Delight brig, of 97 tons, laden with coals, taken by le Char-
fear privateer.
The Hope brig, laden with coals taken by 'lmpromptu.
The Neptur.e, a three tn.dtvd in-lice. laden with iron and timba,
taken by k Voltir;,eur privateer.
Two nice:hint veils taken by the Puret privateer.
The Peggy (loop, taken by le Prod nt privatetr.
I.a Boone Ffperance, a Dutch lhip, taken by the Englifh, and
run P.,:routid near the Conquft.
The Laurel privateer, taken by la Didon frigate.
The Comet, a merchant Chip of 550 tons m..unting 16 gins,
eoppered, and eondeudted with copper bolts, laden with falt pro-
v:ti.ms, eleven eables,enals. artillery accoutrement*, clothing. eraa
pery, millem:ry, &r. taken by the (quailing under Rear Admiral
Bedout.

The ~u-•en privateer : this prize was funk by the fume fquadron.
'the fivorge and Mary. the bletlon,anil Lion, msrchaut vcrlds,
laden with hemp, briniltone, and raifiiis, raken by the Goma.;
Verdict' privateer.—Monitemr.

This morning the Rev. Dr. HIRSCH High Ps icft
of the Jewifh nation in London, delivered an el, quent
and impreffive dilcourfe, in the great fyn.aongue,
Duke's Place, on the necefficy of arming at this im-
portant junaure, for the defence of the country. In
this diseourfe, which produced a great effort on the
auditors, Dr. HIRSCHEL difplayed the patriotic zeal
of a native of Britain, to which appellation be is en.
titled, having had the happinefs of being born in this
land of freedom. At the fame time he earneflly re-
quelled his hearers not to infringe on the Sabbath or
fellivals, by exercifing on thofe days, unlefs in cafes
of urgent necetE:y ; and quoting Jeremiah, chap.
xxix. verfe 7, he obferved, that it, according to the
precept therein contained, the Jews were command.
ed to leek the peace of thofe countries to which they
were carried captives, it was much more incumbent
on them to promote and luppirt the peace of Great
Britain, where they enjoy to many bleffings under its
excellent Conflitution, and the mild Government of
a Suvercign, who reigns in the hearts of all his fish-
j.Ets, whether Jews, Chridians, or Gentiles. He then
conclud.:d with a prayer for the fuccefs of his Ma-
jelly's arms by land and by tea.
Sir HENRY WILSON convened, on Saturday lan, a
meeting of the Gentlemen Farmers of the parifhes of
Fulham, Chelfea, and Hammerfmith, at the Swan
at William Green, when it was propofed that they
thould enrol themfelves into a Cavalry Corps of Vo.
lunteers, each man to equip himfelf, and provide
horfe, faddle, &c. In lets than half an hour, s6o of
the mod refpeftable inhabitants appeared on the books.
On Tuefday another meeting was convened at the
above place, when forty more enrolled themfelves,
who are to volunteer their Cervices, in cafe of an in.
vafion, to be fent to any part of the coati.
The Bitbop of LANDAVI'S Thoughts on the lava-
fion, publifhed by A the loyal bookfeller of
Cornhill, at td. each, or 6s the too, is, we will ven-
ture to affert, one of the moll argumentative and im-
preGive performances we ever read, and ought to be
liberally circulated in every City, Town, and Village
in the United Kingd2m.
The Proprietors of the Royal Circus, with their
accullomed liberality, and highly commendable pa.
triotifsn.have, we learn, profired the receipts of one
evening's performance, at that elegant Summer
Theatre, in aid of the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's,
which has been flatteringly accepted; and, we doubt
not, will be firongly patronized.
Her Grace the Duchefs of DEVONSHIRE, whole
promptitude in a good cattle is proverbial, patro-
nizes the performances, next Tuefday evening, Aug.
16th, at the Royal Cirrus, deflined by the proprietors
(and voluntarily contributed toby the performers and
orchefira) as a Night, the while reed/es of which are
to be appropriated in aid of the patriotic mairawipar
at Lloyd's. So honourable and amiable a patronage,
aided by fo praifeworthy and loyal an incentive, will
no doubt infure the greatea overflow ever known ia
that theatre.

An Irak Lady was apprehended a few days fince
in the neighbourhood of Cavendiflatquare, furpeited
of having fome.knowledge of the rebellious confpiracy
in Ireland : but, on examination, the fufpicion was
found to be entirely groundlefs.
The Affixes at Durham clofed on Saturday lat.
Mr. WMAILTON, one of the City Members, had lulu.
toted eighteen anions againit M. A. Timm*, EN.
and his friends, on the Bribery AR, but he withdrew
them all except two ; one of which he fucceeded in.
Yetlerday afternoon a man jumped of the three
bridges fucceffively, for a wager of five guineas. He
leaped from London bridge firft, where a boat was
ready to convey him to Bleckftiars, and thence to
Wellminfter.

Lieut. Colonel WATtlllol7st, of the Royal Surrey
Militia, met with a (hocking accident the other day.
Preffing a team of men. one of them (frock him with
his horns fo violent a blow on his knee, that it brought
hint immediately to the ground. The animal find-
ing it had him completely in its power, mangled and
bruited bim in fo dreadful a manner, that hi. life was
defpaired of. However, on Thurfday laft, hopes wars
entertained of bis recovery.

On Monday evening lea, as the Chertfey long
coach was cowling to town, it was overturned be.
tween Sunbury and Hampton, in confequence of
being overloaded on the top ; there were ten infide
paliengers and thirteen outride, though but a fmall
coach, betides luggage. One of the nuclide paffen-
ger, had his leg CAreadfully crodhed. he was obliged
to fufFer amputation above the knee the rime night,
and his recovery is doubtf 11. A young woman, from
the britiees Ike rteeieei. was likessire i.adrr the ne-
ceffity Of remaining at an inn in Sunbury—and a gen.
tleman infhle had a fev.re amtution on the head,
and his fingers dreadfully cut by the glars of the win-
dow 'llse other paffccgas roviskatiaily doped
with flight butifia.

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LEWES, AUOUST t.

A Match fur 'co g;.—Three qmoters of a mile.
Ti. R. Ih•: P. 01 Wale;t,gr, I ag,inft the Duke ut Ur.tittit'a brother

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A Match for :o b. it.—The 1. it mile and a half.
Mr Trombone Lord .i.whvills's WILrli:;;;, dr.
The firit of a SWeepftokC, icgs. each; for st.rvr old
Colts. 8:1. 31b. and Fillies, Btl.—The La ai:d
a half.
H. the P. of W;.l-.'s b. c. Jr
H the I'. of \VA.:: ;!r. -
1.0r3 S;sw,ll's b. f. 11c..bctis - - -
Warrwgion'• h. c. 3
lord Grofvettor's b. c. .
111 r. Whites h r.
of Grafton', brothcr to Chuckle 6
Mr. L'..”1"1V6 tL c. 7
iir Poole: 11'sscy, f. • -

After this race the company in general retired from
tote Hill to dinner. ThLt Pp.sticF, Mrs. Firztint-
BERT, Lidy HAGGIRSToNE, Colonel LEIGH, Sit
IVm. Kti 4, Mr. HOWARTH, Ste. partook of refr4:lll-
- in the Stand.
His M4lefly's PlAte of too gs. for any Honk, Mare,
Gclding --.4.yr olds to c3try toil. 416. 5-yr
olds, t t 1. 61b. 6yr tads, 12.11. and aged, 1211.
21b.—Tile belt of three 4 nide heats.
Mr. DurrA's Maidstone, 4yr old - • r I
?Or O Hara'ft di. lit AllegrAnt.i. 6'r old - 3 1
11. R. If. the Pof Wales': Rebel, aged - Z 4
Lord PotEqs C.c.4 yr - - 4 3

F:ix to 4. agnit the field in favour of PutBos at
nal ting. Six tot the field againtt Allegranti. Five
tut again Rebel ; and 4 to t againft Nlaiditune.

Af:er the first heat, 5 tot in favour of ltttianne;
but iu the latter Ina:ince few bets could be obtAincd.

DUBLIN, AUGUST 9.

Sunday laft, the yeortia%ry of Stephen's-green cll.
viiion—the infantry cmtirianded by Capt. EnMAW,
and the cavalry by C.iptaii. CARLETON, marched to
Phoenix park, and were for lime time exercifed.
—They were more numerous than ever, and would
have been much mere fo, *had thole lately entered
been fuffered in the ranks, which they were precluded
from, by not having had time to appear in uniform.
The whole made a very martial appearance, and
went through their exercife and military manoeuvres,
with a dexterity which allonifhed the fpeetators.
A precept was figned on Saturday Taft, for holding
a fpecial commiihon, for the trial of the infurgents,
now in gaol, and other perfims charged with High
Treafon: Lord Noe sully, the Hon. Juftices Down lb
and Finucatts, and Baron DALY, are the Judges to
prefide.
The trials will not commence till the s4th inftant.
None will be tried by Court Martial, but thofe guilty
of crimes fine the pairing of the martial-law aft.
On Saturday night laft, was arrefted by the Li-
berty Rangers, a perfon named Roche.—On Sunday,
by Mr. Wt Leon, D. Redmond; and late on the night
of the fame day, Felix O'Rourke, laid to have been
implicated in thn rebellion of 1798, was arrefled by
Capt. BLornam in the aft of observing the guard of
the Liberty Rangers on the Coombe, and feat a pri-
loner to the Cafe.

Ycflerday Mr. Dawes, one of his Majefly's Mel
fengers, arrived from England, with a wan in ail
totly, tsbo had been flopped in Liverpool by the
Mayor, having come from this country without a
ran. His name is Nalborough, and is a native of
Switzerland.
A phyfcian, (a foreigner) who relided for tome
years pall at Templeniore, was on Thurfday laft
taken up and confined in Roferea :—we have nut
heatd the particular charge alledged again(! him.
Friday lad a perfon formerly well known in Cork,
was arrefled by the vigilance of the High Sheriffs ;
he only arrived there the preceding evening on board
a Portuguefe veffel, aad is fuppofed to have been
abfent linen the late rebellion.

Two men were committ;d to Nenagh guardloufe,
.me charged with endeavouring to fwear a foldier of
the 56th regiment from his allegiance; the other for
Laving a quantity of ball cartridge in his polieffion.
The Army of Refcrve is preparing for this coun-
try. Government have publithed a notice to receive
pr'pofals for clothing and accoutring them.
Extra& of a Letter from Athy, Aug. 7.—A, Our
:Aces, notwithtlanding rumours, have proved blood-
left, and I with it may be univerfally the cafe in our
Home Circuit, as it will tend to tranquillize uneafy
minds at home, and convince our enemies abroad,
that we are not a divided people."

Disctartnewr.—lt is not a little furprifing to fee
the pretty little bird pick out the grain of land that
proves its digefter the filh carefully fearch for the
Sea-weed, to cool its difordered flowach ; and the
poor dog, when he is lick, carefully fearches the field,
palling over a tboufand herbs, and wifely difcerning
the grafs poifelfed of •the power to relieve his corn.
plaint.—AfiliEled reader, you will wifely difplay your
difcernment in fearching the teftimonials of Dr.
GARDIIIIII, No. 76, Long-Acre, and No. 3, Shore.
ditch, near fin ury-lquare; and if, npon ihift in-
qtoo y, you find there things to be true, you will not
lac your labour. N. B. It is well known that his
alterative pills cure all complaints of the. liver, and
kiddies, without any confinement; is. 641. 4s. 6d. Les.
6.1. or :I s. ligned J. Gasarosa, on every box ;'9s.
Lived on the large box.
The K:ng's Evil, which &rived its name from the
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faith in a royal piece of filter, was a. remedy which
carried medicine into Gothic ohfciirity. Keaton awl
phyric acquiring a more refpedable ranting, deflroy.
td the belief in charms; and in Charles's reign, the
re'Peaahle Wileman gave a metly.si of care on ra-
tional principles of praCtice. In die glands Scrophu.
la generally fixes, and thole more efpecially about
the neck and throat, ohnruCting the odforhent glands,
and tl.nie appropriated for the faliva, and the fenfe
of tatting. Sri v.strav's Avrescoosvric Doors in-
crc..lc the glandular aCtinn, and•for that reafon have
lien KJ-erred in c.eis of fen-Thula. In ferop'illotts
di",:afts of the akin it produces fo free a circulation of
thel,cripita:ior, and other necefrary fectetions, that
a- a temTdr in I.bitriiBions of al.. ;,.d it is ii.Kqual-
ise tl.c IT tub of the affertion of the core
of vise !;pl(buty'. Treadle and Cafes of
craw., •I•, &C. 3`. 6d. fold together with
Or: , , :.c. uS,S ho tquar-, in bottles, including
ilea 'oho:. ss. 64. sos. atAl al. as. sash.