Star.
London, England, 1803-01-21 00:00:00

TO THE EDIToR OF THE STAR.

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Sta—Obferving in the Mill of this day (eve-
ral unfounded paragraphs relative to the nest
CoNsVL's Levee, when Lord CARMAMPTOII was
prefented to him (which mull have been on furl
day the 7th Odober, correfponding to the 15th of
the French Calendar Month Vendemiaire), I take
the liberty of thus acquainting you with he real
circumftances which took place.
Agreeably to the ufage, every perfon defimus of
being prefented at the ifluilleries, is firft to be in•
traduced to M. TALLVIIMID by the Minifter of
his country, and this is generally cisme the day pre.
ceding that of the Confular Levee. The Britifh
party were the firft who met, according to Mr.
MEW'S appointment, at two o'clock. They were
in number upwards of thirty. Mr. Mittel' was
puntual to his time, and after converting a few
minutes with his countrymen, went to M. Tat.t.av-
RAND'S Cabinet to deliver him a written lift of the
Nelms to be prefented at the Thuilleries ; which
done, he returned to his party. M.TALLITIWID
came to the room loon afterwards. There was no
particular prefentation to him, and not a tingle
I Gentleman's name was mentioned by Mr. Meaty.
That had been already effeded by the written lilt
delivered; of courfe M. TALLMAND could not
have "nodded to each Gentleman." He bowed
to the company generally on entering the room,
and on quitting it, which he did after a than con-
verfation with Mr. MU' alone.
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The Bridal' party then retired, and the whole
tranCallion could not have taken up 20 minutes,
when Baron Dagen, and tome Dania' gentlemen
came. and other Foreign Mininers in their turn.
with their countrymen, fo that it needs not a mo-
ment to be convinced of the abfurdity of their
Correfpondent in advancing. 44 that Mr. Malay
had the mortification of waiting with his party
upwards 4-three boars, when a fervaat arrived, fay-
ing he was wanted."
I cannot conceive what motives could induce
their correfpondent to make afertions fo deflitute
of truth t but as they have Come tendency to vilify
the Gentleman who had the honour of reprefenting
his MAJESTY at Paris, as well as the whole Party
prefented. I have become induced ttus to contra-
diet them. The ridiculous declaration Of the Bri.
till: party waiting in an antichamher, where there
was not a Engle chair, or other piece of furnitur
is only to be equalled by fueh a Correfpondent";
account of what pared at the Confular Levee. I
will confidently avert, there was but one fentiment
among the Eoglilb prefcnted on that day in cum•
mendation of Boa* r arres affable, engaging, and
gentlemanly manner. 'He (poke to every perfon
with attention and great good humour: and let
me be permitted further to fay. in candour and
ti nth. that it has occurred to m: to have vifited
the greater number of the Capitals of Europe. and
I.the Levee of the Thuilleries appeared to me by no
•means to yield the palm is regularity and magni-
ficence to other Courts. LllOl.
Navy Cosec-bwic. Dn. as, dos.

*Tt will, no doubt, be a great blaring tb the Poor
of the north-ea fi end of the Metropolis, that there is
A houfe jnll opened, No. 3, Shoreditch, oppofites
the end of Worfhiptreet, the fame as his other
hotife,ln Long Acre, where the Poor are attended
to eve, y day, by bringing a line from their own
Clergy, or the Parifh Officers: Many hundreds
have been relieved this way at Long Acre, and
are now happy in themfelves, and ufeful Members
of So.iety, as well as a great relief to the State.
This, we underhand, is performed by Dr. Gasp-
wet, in his ufual way, who divides his time be-
tween the two houfes, 76, Long Acre, and. 3.
Shoreditch. His Medicine expels Worms of all
kinds, and is fold by the Medicine Venders in
Town and Country. Pills at as. 6d. 45. 6d. los. 6d:
es. a box : twelve boxes in one for a ts.