Star.
London, England, 1810-06-04 00:00:00

CARLSCRONA, MAY 19.

Orders have been received here for the immediate
equipment of four frigates, which are intended to
serve as convoy to our trade.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CONSTANTINOFLY OY THE

2D OF APRIL.

Thera will shortly arrive from Egypt fresh troops,
who will join the Janissaries lately raised in the camp
of the Grand Vizier at Schumia.

is It appears that the Porte is determined not to
change its system. BarOn de Hiiiisch, a Russian
banker, and Charge d'Affaires to the Kings of Den-
mark and &army, has had several conferences with

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our Ministers, in which be has made proposit
Peace. We ate informed that those of the Ot
MiniFter has e not been deemed admissible at
tursburgh, and in consequence we expect ito
events as soon as. the fine season commences.: '
4ANI:s OF THE MAINE, MAY 11
'The Coldritr Illyrice formally contradicts
ports of hostile attaas on the frontiers Bass
carious of the Turks into the Illyrian 1,
murder of the sick in the hospital:, the takinl
ners of SOO French, of whom some were stabl
some beheaded, the march in consequenclot
Marnaont into Bosnia, the fort of Siszeg, the
of all the Turks, &c. In all this, accordin
above paper, then! is not a'word of truth ;
foundation but in the plundctings and a'tar
hordes of robbers in those pat ;s.

Saturday about one o'clock, her MAJEq"
Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZABEIIII and Sore.
from the Queen's Palace to Cailllon-house, t..;:
the Duke of CIA S.!tEttLAND. The Qt:hEN was rece;vt,
at the door by tln: sci:, and the Pm scEisEs by ti:„
Duke of Sussex ; they remained there till about thr;
o'clock. The Duke had a slight fever nn Saturday
ht.: it was only what was-expected, it iic;ng the di:-
day since he received the wounds. His Royal ao,
ness had a ti.trrow escape of being Throw, out of
open carriage, in Greenwich, on Wednesday esemie,7
a little before eight o'clock. He had deed at the
Naval Asylum: at Greenwich. As he was retur
home through Greenwich, with Mr. GEUHGC RCM:,
the carriage with him, the postilion Was turning x cc:
ner without the coachman being imme.!iatelv
pared for it, to guide the pole horses in time, 41.1
near wheels were off the ground.
The Princess Many remains at Windse.r, atti
ing in the most affectionate manner upon the Pi;

Saturiay, about half past three o'clock, the ,
DEL AusuouzitonE, the new Spanish AinSas.s.i.:
was introduced to her MAJESTY :11, the Queen's r
by tha Earl of 2sloaroN, her Majesty's Chamberlain
and conducted by Sir STEPHEN COTT/HMI., the'
tie Ceremonies. His Excellency delivered.
dentials, and was most graciously received by

Yesterday Dr. DUNDAS attended the Princess As:i
L:it, at Windsor. Her Royal Highness remainstr
t -:e same as she has been for several days p.::t.

- Y:-srerday morntog Divine Service was ,
at the Quern's Palace, More the Royal Family,
Dr. lliNcLaxt, Archdeacon of London, one of :
CLapimns.
l'uosigs ADE. —Yruerday being the eve of oia fir.;
eons K. tt'sthrth-cl.ty, almnbt all fat: gay and 14,k:.
whir inle.-toi:.ints throord in 61,7
sands to hensin,:ron G Irdens, arrayed in ::11
zy of fasl:onable and Holiday dress.
atteadance of rani and dash was as numerous as
ever recollect to have witnessed it ; and ammo ,r

daizl•ag mul.itude we observed almost all th.,stqt!:.
in ✓vn, who are so entinenclY characterized fir be-
beluty, grace, and elegance, and what:
ex ,rnple in the totem motile stamps, as the qui
~ftz-ate, •vitatev.r they are led by whim cr caprice to
p.ttronze. Tl,e prevailing colon's were yellow, gm;
and lii tc, Ina white was Im:dominant. In the
dens, many otter individuals-of note, we
in ,rlced

'the Duchess of DevoosLire, the Manhionesa of SalisburF,
Duchcsa Rue& augh, the Ciaintevi of Warwick and her thiiif»
tvr, Lahr Sefton, Lady Cdttlerea,lll, Lady GIL nhtrvie,
Wynne, Lady BrrryrnPre. &c. 1.,,rd A. I-Lund:in], 1.
Ne I.t.rd St»iietbet, Sir J. %V arrender, Str .1 bona* Ito

11: Court ef King's Emch in Ireland has deciied,

after solemn arguinCint, th it a sentence ot excomm.
rtication, proninlgateti by a Catholic CI
against a Member ot his communion, is ~ction4ble.
The case arose nut of a verdict of £125 damages,
&c. which bad been obtained by PHILLIP BOYLE, of
B.illyshannon, against the Right Reverend Rem
M.l.occinuN, titular Bishop of Raphoe, and c.inie
before the Court on a motion in arrest of judgment

On Saturday the LnRD CHANCELLOR, or. the appli-
cation of Mr. 1.11t01:GlIAM, granted an ii.junctioa
against Messrs. MANNERS and Josts, Editor and
Ptiblisher of the Satyritt, fur publishing a privee
L ester written by Mr. llttourataa, on the subject a
l'arliartsentary Peform. Mr. littovoitAm had ad:
dtessed this to several of !Os friends, for the purpose
of learning their sentiments on tit subject, previ-
ously to its discussion in Parliament ; And a Copy (f
tile Letter having been, as is alledged, vamp:,
tiously obtained by the Editors of the before inc.:-
tion periodical work, it was by them publ.shed ;
Court the rLupoti ordered an Injunction, to prevent ti.e
further publication of the Letter.
CoMMEttcE.The following is a copy of the " Ce•
net al I nsti uc oils" recently pathshed in Holland, pm-
hibiling the commerci.d intercourse with this country:
GENERAL INSTRVC'TIONS.
" It being the iotention of the Emperor to pmenr. by iTtIY
possible means, the intros:Latium into Holland ut Et:gl.-h merch..."
dize and Colonial produ‘e, the Genera.s in comma:id an: to eau-
bitch, at all puints of the coal:, a system of the must active vigi•
Lose. They can easily inform themselves who those of the tr•
labit ants are that are reputed sinugglas.
" Every person guilty ut iiiircaucittg British merchandize;rl
prohibited good., or of holding any communication, tlinctly
tt
indirect.y, w::11 the English, shall be inunedia ely arrested aii
ult..: by a Commission to be appointed for dos purpose.
• An the Custom-house Officers, belonging to a district antler
the command of a General or superior Officer, shall kii,Pc"' (f
them in st.cit matinee as hr shall think most eligible, from th.
itthicniattoa lie !hall obtain as to local circumstances, and thein-
position (, the is.halwants. In shun. the General Officas
mardtcß.• (Hs: rict. shallconcer t measures with the Cc:tun:andel
of the troops stationed 1.; the district. fur occupviv
a second lit.e of tv.ops, the limit important points suspected ht
uses! as entrspou for illicit trade.
1-hall
" goods seized shall be warehoused, 1 proin virth: •
be !natio, und the property divided according to the tcgt.:Alkos
of the t.listom -house.
ft It may frequently occur, that vessets may arrive vri:Lor Wet
boarded molar as Rotterdam, Ildeti, Dort' r.nd other ;:arts der
414 from the coast The Custossi-house Officers 'sanctum la
these ports, shall uteri ti, uuloa.:ing o' such vessels, -:td s.r.
taut If there be oulward t ult,rial, English goods, or articles of the
commerce of that count r).
" When a vessel arrives on the coast, or at the mouth of Sr,'
rivet, 4stined for any I• 41 in the ha eilor, chicers hr rat
board and a guard to oicconicany
part of the goods %Inch I.
the vessel to her av•inxicv.
Who will prevent the ut any
parties might be desirous to save from examination.
(Signed) " Marshal the Duke of Cje • •
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A4r4L INTELLIGENCA

FALMOUTH, JUNE 2.
Sailed the Princess Charlotte packet for Lisbon•
Wind N..E.

PLYMOUTI4, JUNE 2.

The PICKLE brig of war, the arrival of which from
Quiberon Bay I noticed in my last,
,fell in with, off the
Lizard, his Majesty's ship SURVICILLANTEv Captain
Sir G. COLLIER,Bart. who delivered the Commander
of the Pickle a letter for the Admiralty. The Sun.
rdLLANTE was returning to reportthe state of the
enemy's shipping in Brest, viz. one ship of the line;
higate, and a corvette, completely ready for sea.
The suRVEILLANTE returned immediately to her sta-
tion rffthe Black Rocks.
The PoGARGUS and SAVAGE sloops are gene out of
harbour, after a complete refit; it is expected they
will sail to-morrow for Halifax and the West Indies.
The Piitc-xic brig of war ha's repaired the da-
rive she sustained by being run fold of by a trans.
rt br;g, as mentioned in a former letter, and will
laid trolurrow on a cruize to the Wlistvzard.

Arrived the DUTBROUS gun brig froan the East.
ward ; the Morning Star cartel, Captain LAVIS, from
morbil, with exchanged British prisohers, acid four
Asclstant Surgeons, who were left to attend our sick
ta wounded at Talavera, after the memosahle battle
at that place ; an American brig with a cargo of
R air ....d s oldries, from Baltimore ; the Susan and
John, MORFORD, from Guernsey ; the Lord Nelson
letter of marque, THOMAS master, from Grenada,
with a cargo of prize goods and Lolonial produce ;
the Venus, MEN11:114, from Newcastle ; Bee, DAvis,
from Dartmouth ; the Edward, MADDICIC, frog
Portsmouth ; and the Eliza and Ann, from 'Phila.
delphia, detained and sent in by the Sciriow. The
Rooszy, of 74 guns, now lying in Cawsand Bay, Is
ordered to sea immediately, and is expected to sail
this night, or in the moping, for Cadiz.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE S.

Went out of harbour his Majesty's ship Cmaz.—
The next fleet for the East Indies• will be compOsed
cf seven ships. The BATAVIA, LORD KEITH, SPEW..
al, and LALuuNs, are arrived hereirom the River:
the MONARCH, TYNE, and Hem, are shortly ex-
pected. They will be dispatched about the middle
of this month. The Loan KEITH, EARL SPENCER,
LARKINS, and Hem are bound direct to Bengal,
'bat it is expected they will touch at the Cipe. The
other ships are bound to Madeira and Bengal. The
LrDA frigate, Captain SAYER, it is believed, will
convoy them to the East Indies. The Chichester
store-ship, for the Cape, proceeds with them. The
LIMY frigate, Captain M,KINLEY, will sail with
the trade for Lisbon, Cadiz, and the Wediterranean,
as soon as the Prevezante store-ship, and several
sante merchant ships have arrived from the River.—
Wind S. E.

DEAL, JUNE 3.
• Wed the CRETAN sloop of war on a crnize off
raishing.—Wind N. E.

YARMOUTH, JUNE 3.

Yesterday P. P.I. arrived the DESIREE frigate, with a
French lugger privateer, of the first class, which they
cut out of the Vlige or Fly, and destroyed three gun-
boats, and sunk a lugger ; the prisoners taken amount
to near one hundred, and will be landed here this
afternoon. Arrived also the CHANTICLEER from a
cruise. This morning the MLISQUITTO brig, in con-
voying the trade from Heligoland, struck on Has-
borough Sand ; she is now firing signal guns of dis-
tress ; two brigs and a cutter are gone to her assis-
tance, and hopes are entertained that she will be got
off without receiving much injury. The Bes.Losta, of
1 guns, in coming too near the shore, got on the
Hake Sand (off the coast of Holland) on Wednes-
day List, but by the timely assistance of three Dutch .
fishing brats, who took °tit her stores, &c. Etc. she
got off without damage. Sailed on a cruise the HA..
'roc. The ships in the Roads are the Roebuck, Le-
veret, Onyx, Alonzo, Redbreast, Hearty, and Emms;
Yande and Patriot gun vessels.—Wind E. and by N.
—The trade at Heligoland begins to revive, and was
on Thursdy last very brisk.

FROM I.I.OYD'S LIST.
CIATZSZVD, June. 3.—Arrived the AR/1:11133A frigate, from
Ribraltar ; Hawke, Reay, aid Mantle, Tucker, from Malta;
;retie Smith, —, front. New York ; Carleston Packet. Baney,
tom Alleant.—Sailed, the Peter, Intim, for Cadis ; Pariota,
--, for Majorca; Woodland Castle. Young, for St. Thomas 'a;
Kileismore, Catnphell, for Africa Brisk, Collins, for Gibral.
; Merontor, Clarkson, fur Cape of Good Hope; MBford,
e, 'bite, for Malta; and the Bank Note, Cornwall, for Oporto.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
The Crocodile, for several captures made in the Battle, be-
tween the 22d November and 26th December, 1808, will be
Paid on the Ilth instant, at No. 6, litanhopt..street, Newcastle.
street, Strand, and there recalled.
The same, for the Speculation and el Cupid°, taken December
180 b, will be paid and recalled as above.
The Maraet, ft.r the Pauline, captured December 5, 1803,
will be paid on the 7th Instant, at No. 13, Clement's Inn, and
there recalled, on Mondays and Thursdays, for three month.,
he Urgent, for the Experiment, recaptured May 8, 1809,
v'libe paid on thee6th instant, at No. 9, New Broad street, and
verre recalled, OR •M'edEesdays and Thursdays, between the
hours of eleven and three, for three months.
Ihe Indefatigable, for the Sally, captured September 1, and
Ihr the Peggy, captured September 9,11408, swill be paid on board, ,
at Plymouth, on the 16th instant, and recalled at No. 11, Cecil- '
Street.
The }Nene, foPthe Henrietta, recaptured November 4, 1 809,
Vill be paid on the 31st hisiant, at Nu. 22, Arundel-street,
Strand, and there recalled.
The same, for the General Matthew, captured January 10,
1809, will be paid and recalled as above.
The iliidaunted, for the San Joaepho, will be paid on the I I th
in4ant, at No. 13, St. George's-square, Porti.ea, and there recall-
ed, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, for three months.
The Iklicon, for le Grand Rodeur, captured December 9,
1809, will be paid on arrival at Plymouth, and recalled at. Ni.
..l, Artmdel-street, Strand.
The Beagle, for la Fortune, captured February 17 and for the
Flatard, recaptured February 13, 1809, will be paid
on. the Sts.
Instant, at No. 22, Arundel-street, Strand, and there Rolled.

NAVAL APVINTMENTS.
The country will hear with great satisfaction the
appointment of several Naval Officers to commands,
who are preeminently distinguished by having per-
formed important services, and who have shed a
lustre on the British Naval Character. The first
(which the Officers of the Navy will be particularly
gratified to hear) is the appointment of

Vice-Admiral Sir Rosear CALDIR, Bart. succeeds Admiral
YOUNG as Commander in Chief at Plymouth. This appointment
cannot but prove gratifying to every friend of real merit.
Vice-Admiral Sir EDWARD PELLRW, to be Commandertin-
Chief in the North Seas.
Sir RICHARD STRACUAN to command at Halifax.
Sir THOMAS Wttus us, to command off Flushing (under Sir
EDWARD PELLEW).
Rear-Admiral CHARLES BOYLES (one of the Trafalgar Heroes)
to command at Malta

Captain Perth PUGET, to be Naval
vide Inman, deceased,

at Madras,

Captain R. D. OLITt a, to the Valiant.
Captain 'l'. BROwN, acting, to the Curaccia.
lieutenant EDWARD MOORE, to the Pigmy.
Mr. TA MN, to be Purser of the Africaine.

Lieutenant Jo Pi Pater (I) is appointed Flag-Lieutenant to
Admiral Sir Roo ta CURTIN Bart. Commander-in-Chief, at Spi..
head, instead of Lieutenant Wm. STEwoaT (3), who is appokned
Flag-lieutenant to Sir CHARLES COTTON, in the Medit,rraneati.

Captain HENRY JENKINS, who was very badly
wounded in the early part of the last war, wlyn cow-
mandir.g the Ambuscade frigate, by which he has
lost the use of his leg, is appointed one of the Cap-
tains at Greenwich Hospital, vice LYNN, deceased.

Brevet-Major TINIMINS, of the Royal Marine Corps,
is promoted to the rank of Major, vice MONTEIIII,
deceased.

In order to prevent the East India Company's ships
ftom being exposed to the attack of the enemy, the
homeward-bound fleets from the various Presidencies,
have orders to form a junction in a certain latitude to
the number, it is said, of 40 ships, or upwards.

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