Star.
London, England, 1804-07-31 00:00:00

AMERICA

We yeflerday received New York papers to O.:
3oth June. They contain very little information,
being chiefly engroffed by European news.
• Nsw YORK, Just z 3.—The amendment to the
con ftitution of the United States, by which it is pro.
pofed to defignate in fotute the Citizens voted for as
Prefident and Vice Prefident, has paired the Legif.
lature of the State of New Hampfhire ; in the Houk
of Reprefentatives by a majority of 9, in the Senate
by T
7to .
he resfolution for chilling Medina of Prefident and
Vice-Prefident by a general ticket, has paffed both
Houfes of the Legiflature of Maffachofetu, and re•
ceived the fanaion of the Governor.
Jugs z9.—The report which has found its way
from the Philadelphia Gazette into one of the morn.
ing papers oC this City, that General Rev, the French
Commiffary of Commercial Relations, had engaged
the cabin bf the brig Rolla for Bourdeauz, is wholly
dellitute of foundation. The infinuation that IMAMS
BONAPAATI and his Lady intend to embark for
France in the Rolla, is equally untrue. A. M. Le
RAY de CHAUMONT' who has been for many years a
Citizen of the United States. fevtral weeks ago en-
gaged the whole of the Rolia's cabin for himfelf and
a few friends who intend going in her, and this drum.
fiance has, we prefume, given rife to the upon
above alluded to.
Of pitons Bo AAAAA res difpofitions for return.
ing to France, whether openly of covertly, we know
nothing : we are only certain that he has no mien-
. lion of embarking in the Rolla.

Yefterday the elation of the Houfeholders of Clerk.
enwell, for a Vicar of that par ifh, came to a final dash
The numbers were announced in the church by Mr.
Nawco m a, the churchwarden, to be upon the whole-.
For the Rev. Mr. Foam - t los
Rev. Mr. Lawless soot'
making the total number.of houfekeepere =omit to
2152, and leaving a majority.of in favour of Mr.
FORTIR. Mr. POOTSIO and Mr. COWLSNO addreffed
the inhabitants, and thanked them on the part of dir.
Forrfa ; but the noife in the church was fo eery
great, that it was impalible to collet diftinffly what
they Paid. Some gentlemen alfo attempted to fay
fomething on the other fide, but their voices were
completely drowned. The friends of Mt. Latinos
demanded a fcrutiny, which, was to. The
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church is not remembered by the 11dinhabitast
to have been fo full as it was yefterday fiat the year
5747 ; and the noire was very nearly equal to that
which is heard at Breotford, Covent Garden, or St.
Margaret's Hill, at the time Of an elation for a
Member of Parliament.
Her Grace of Davos relaxed nought through the
whole of yefterday in her elettioneering canvas in
favour of Sir Fi.awcis BULDITT, and afterwards
reached Brantford before the dole of the poll.
The Marchionefs of Sefissoev massed t 8 poll.
cheifes with voter. yellerday, who polled for Sir
FR•NCIS BUIDITT.
'Dm Lords Foity and BARITIRORS kareethed a
number of dead votes, from the Crown and Anchor
to Brentfnrd in favour of Sit Faencts.
Lag night, about eight o'clock, a Gentleman be-
longing to the Navy, of the name of THOMAS Max-
waLe BAGTIeLL, who was on a vifit at his mother's,
No. 3, Arundel-ftreet, Strand, directly facing the
Crown and Anchor Tavern, fitting at the window of
the first floor, dreffed up a dog in blue ribbons, at
which the populace took offence, and gave him roma
abufe. He withdrew for a moment, and returned
with a brace of pinch, which he (*napped in the mid*
of the crowd, but moll fortunately neither 'went off.
He was •then forronnded, the piftols wreeted (ruin
him, and, after fome mil:lance, in the courfe of which
he received fome oats in the head, was brought be.
fore the Magiltrates in Bow-ilreet, who, after a long
examination, committed him to Tothill-fields. Sir
r. IC NAIAD FORD examined the pilled, and found it
loaded with powder and ball. The perfon who wreft-
ed the other pillol from the prifoner did not appear.
The Oxford Volunteers marchei yeflerday fo to
Reading on permanent duty.
Accounts from Guadeloupe (late, that from fixty
to feventy privateers were out from that Hand,
mounting from fix to twenty gins, and full of men;
and that eighteen or twenty were cruising to wind-
ward of Barbadoes. Several had one in purfoit of
the homeward-bound fleet. Thea. Captain
Row, from London, bound to Barbadoes, is taken
and carried into Guadeloupe : The failed from Fat-
mouth on the loth of April, under convoy of the
Busy brig, Captain CLINCH, and parted from her
with (even others, four days after failing. The Boyd,
Lewis, from London to Grenada. captured by a
French privateer from Guadeloupe, had been rum
recaptured, and was arrived at Grenada.
The Dutch Government at Batavia have been
obliged to tranfport from thence feveral French Of-
ficers, one of them holding the rank of General, for
attempting to excite difimbance, in the Colony. One
of the American Journals which reached us yeller.
day, lays, a, The (hip Arric Tarris, from Batavia
for Philadelphia, was to ouch at the Ifle of France
for the purpofe of landing there a French General,
and feveral other French Officers, (hipped off by the
Governor and Council of Batavia.
Loan VALIPITIA.--Thif young Nobleman having
acquired the moll complete hiftorical and politic
knowledge of the prefent Rate of India, and added
to our flock of natural and botanical information,
during his vifit to that country, was preparing to too
vel the northern provinces of Bootan ano
He was informed of the threatened invafion of his
country, and determined to return and (bare her dan-
ger. Lord Moist mama, who has (hewn him every
refpea and attention, public and private, promifed
him a (hip of force to convey him from Mangalore to
the Red Sea. Lord VALINTIA failed from Calcutta
on the sth of December, with an intention of vifiting
the illand of Ceylon, and of proceeding from the
coati of Coromandel acrofs the Peninfula to that of
Malabar. He was to traverre Egypt from Sues to
Alexandria, where, to eft his own worth, 6, ha er
peeled to find au Englifh garrifon ;" pals over to
Conflantinople, and proceed homewards through
Vienna and Hamburgh. From a traveller of his
Lordihip's education, ferocity, obfervatioa, and go
nins, we cannot but axprefs our hopes to fee a pubic
cation of a Tour fo highly interelline to the Hefter
i inn. he Politician, the Dania, the Natoraliii, acid
the general reader.

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pit-trot' voters
from the Crown
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