Star.
London, England, 1803-09-22 00:00:00

•UOUST 14.

" On the lath arrived the iruffian polacre Enter.
prize from Leghorn, in ao days. The Maier fays,
that the French had a ganifon of about soon men
' at Leghorn : he further adds, that a Greek vete]
had jut arrived there, the matter of which reported,
that be law an action between tome Enghlh men of
war, and an Algerine fquadron, of Sardinia, and
that of the latter Come were funk and others taken.
A tinailar account reached us by an American :hip
tome days ago.
" The Emperor of Moaocco has declared war
againft the Genoefe, and has feized one of their vet-
tell at Tangiers. Two af his row pities arrived
here yellerday in their way up the I.:ectiterraimaa, on
a cruize.

" An American (hip, which arrived yellerday front
Matfeilles, in 11 days, (poke with Lord Nation's
fquadron near that places it confined of five fail of
the line, one frigate, and a brig. The frigate and the
brig (poke them, and informed them, that the French
fleet at Toulon were not making any preparations
for failing, and that Genoa had been declared in a
Rite of blockade by his Lordthip.
" Au cty sr ts.—lt is generally reported to-day,
that 110rapiars has infilled on the Spaniards fur.
tilting their quota of men and (hips, as Ripolated by
treaty, in which cafe Spain mull come to tome fpoedy
dettimination which Gil, OK will take."

eAprtntk or rOtarAti.

We hated yellerday that accounta had beet' reteived
of this important event, hut the following letter was
inferted only in a part of our impreffion:

" General WILLIsLEY invefted Poonah, the ca-
" pital of the Mahratta empire, on the at ft of April,
" by a forced march with cavalry, of 6o miles, with-
" out halting. Amereft Row, whom Holkar made
" Peilhwa, fent him word, if the grand army offered
" to approach within a eel tain dillance, he would fire
" the place. This induced the extraordinary hate,
" and by it he fucceeded in defeating the enemy's
" intentions, he having barely fufficient time to make
" his efcape."
Some of the letters from Fort St. George, received
along with the above, (late the refignation of Lieu-
tenant General ST tart- as Commander in Chief and
fecond in command.

Notice is Ruck up at the PoR Office, that a Mail
will be made up for Holland on Friday evening at fir.
To fatibfy the impatience of the numerous fo.
reigners who daily refort to the Alien Office, a notice
has been put on the door in Crown-court, informing
fuch as have delivered petitions for leave to remain
in the country, that they will be protefled while their
feveral applications are under confideration, and call-
ing on all fuch as have not yet delivered petitions, and
intend it, to do fo without delay.

Yellerday morning the LORD Marna, agreeable to
eullom on St. Matthew's Day, accompanied by
Sheriff Wacca, went in Rate to Chrift Church. After
Divine Service, his Lordfhip, with fome of the Go•
vernors, heard Latia Orations from two young men,
intended for the Univerfity.
Yefterdav the Bank Volunteers were reviewed by
the Right Hon. the Earl of HARRINGTON, in the
Eall India Company's drill ground, in Iflington fields.
The Volunteers marched there between five and fix
o'clock in the morning, and the Earl of Hatteteuroes,
attended by his fon, and feveral other officers in
their regimentals, on horfeback, appeared at the
ground by (even. After teeing them go thtough their
firing and military manceuvres, his Lordfhip et preffed
his high fatisfatftion at their military appearance and
exaa difcipline.

On their return at half pail aine o'clock, they drew
up oppotitt the Mai:llion Houle, and paid their refpcds
to the Loin MAYOR. His Lordihip thanked them
in a polite Manner for the honour they had done him;
after which the Earl of Haus moron went and break-
fa/led with the Governors in the Bank. The early
hour, and the morning being rather wet, prevented
the-City Ladies from enjoying this review.

Earl HILIMINGTOW afterwards reviewed the Weft-
rainiter Volunteer Cavalry, in Hyde Part. The word
of command was given by Colonel ELLIOTT. His
Lordfhip exprefrea himfelf in the higheß terms of,
approbation at the forward and good military Rate
of the corps. The ground was kept by the London
Light Horfe Volunteers.—ln making the charge one
boric fell down, bot the Gentleman was not much
hurt.

The Blootatbory and Inns of Court Allodation,
which confills of 1480 members, will have field days
on Friday and Tudday next, at nine t and on Mon-
dry, at half pa& one, at the Foundling. At which
place they will be infpeßed by the Earl of HARRING-
TON, on Thurfday next, at nine in the morning.

The whole of the London Volunteers, confifting
of ten regiments, a.re to be reviewed to-morrow by
the Earl of HARRINGTON.

Accounts from Paris, via Hamburgh, mention,
that a Stiatus Con:shun was expeited to be publilbed,
by which the Fran. Cossut. would be enabled to
confer upon the SECOND CONSUL, in cafe of his ab.
fence, a part of the privileges that peculiarly be-
longed to himfitlf, fuck as the appointment to offices
and other powers.
According to private letters from Paris, received
on the 3d and 4th inn. by feveral Officers of the French
army in Hanover, BONAPARTE has finally arranged
the command of the Army of England in the follow-
ing manner :
FRENCH ARMY OP ENGLAND.

RION? WING. CENTRE. LEFT WING.
G. DAIIOO ST BOP& Gen. SOULT.
Commander of the Commander in ode Under him,
Cattlhir Guard. Under him, Gm. AUDI/Om.
Under Mm, Goa Darrnma, Cast of the
General DOUCE. SOC. of Mar, and add Otaft.
Chid of the Star.

•
a/ Os Oius. Bea.
ARMY OF RESERVIL
Oiewal Ns..
Tatra& of a letter fiom an Officer on board one of
the (hips of Sir Jamas SAUMAR az% fquadron, dated
19th September.—" We failed from Guernfey on
Monday afternoon, the Outguns bearing the Ad-
miral's flag, with the Comma &op, Tsaaoa and
Soars UR bombe. and a cutter, for the purpore of de-
firoying the
ingun boats and veffels in Granville. At
one o'clock the morning on Thurfday the Taaaoa
began the attack. and continued it until day light.
when ire found ourfelves within range of their bat•
tenet. and were glad to weigh, and run out with a
*elk breeze. The next morning at day break the
bombs renewed their operations, anchored in very
judicious fituadons, and threw fbells with admirable
corredoefs and effea upon the enemy's wads, and
unavoidably upon part of the town, which has fuffer-
ed confiderably. At about eleven. being a dead calm.
a few gun boats came out to attack the bombs ; but
they were Coos forced to be towed away ; lbortly
ter. a light breeze fprung up from the weftward up-
on the when we all weighed, and unfortunately
the Cases/sus grounded at la" quarter ebb, ou one
of the many banks off that conk She remained on
her beam ends for upwards of two hours. While in
this Situation the gun boats again came out to annoy,
but were Coon drove back, without doing any mill
chief. by the fire of the reft of the !quadrats. who all
agroend in attempting to near them. The Errs
joined in the morning, and was a !estimable reinfoece-
meat. I confider that we have been highly fortunate
in annoying the enemy. happily without our &bin-
ing any damage. Oar gallant Admiral had a nar-
row efcape from one of else thou from the gun boats.
a fplinter from which touched his leg, and nightly
wounded his Secretary. The poor unfortunate in-
habitants of Granville have all left the town. and
taken away what belongs to duo, eves to the wia-
4101WS of their hooks."

ketTJ7-ICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND Weft.
•lift. DUI. Aqt. DIM
Dublin 0 1 Hambargh o S
Waterford a 1 Lifbou b 0

TORBAY, SEPT. to

Since my laft, arrived at Tot bay (to tefeive
or-
ders), And failed again immediately, laft evening on
a cruize, his Majefty's sloop FAIRY, and the NEM psis
frigate, which have the nation here (with two cutters),
to protect the fifhery. The fifhermen are (or ought
to be) under great obligations to Capt. SOld RAVI Lt.,
and the other Commanders; for, by their care and
vigilance, not a fingle French privateer dares (hew
herl2lf to °brim& the fifhery. Arrived the William
and Mary, Capt. STOCKMAN, from Lyrnington, and
two coafting Hoops, all laden with bricks for the ufe
of the barracks, fortifications, and other improve.
menu now carrying on with great (pint at •he Berry-
head. Wind S. W. and fine refrefhing rain to, water
the earth.