Star. — London, England, 1804-11-26 00:00:00

rMR. WiRTSTAFF, irlat rrH DISPATaBS.-life. Thitio Merengets Ottnapaniml the w waggoner t.) the village. where they f ound they illion in tit, ehinsney-torner of a fmail i n n, anad moch difh toky to petfoade hint to refume his place and eltive them to Schwerin, which town they reached in the evening. Mr. WAG sTers related what had happen ed to ant of the fturgortallers of the place. and t. the Hanoverian trlinifters re fi dent there t the ferret accordingly took down a depofition of the who', tran f a tlion, a copy of which was given him for tin porpole of chewing it to the Dial& Ai Schwerin, Mr. WV:a/Taff obtained a loan of money to bear his expences to England. an: l lot out on hf return as (pun as be had g ot hi, bafinefs fettled, I sod difpatched a letter w Mr. at' Ev -1 lin. apprilirig him of the loft o f his ctifpa.tehes. Bc fore Mr. WRatze- AGSTAFF came away, it Was .3fCeTtaill. ad at Schwerin that the banditti had entered burgh. a town in the llanuverian Stat e s, wh not . 1 . ~••e French garrifon is Rationed. It WAS lai k ch. t hat on the morning t he robbery took plate, French banditti were at Dragoon village, and wet.- enquiring their way to Lubec from what followq, t here is not the leaft doubt but they were looking, out for the Eng% meffenger, whole artiwal at Houn - lism, it is fuppofed, they we re informed of by d {pies at that place, who gave the enemy the earheft account of every tranfa..ftnin that happens there. For feveral months pall. there have been two pericru at Holum, who are well known to Franchaitaat of that place to be in the pay of ;he G.ivern mont• On the arrival of every packet, they obtain, at the differem inns, the Games and quality of ail the poffengers. One of the fpies is nn me Calico, and ia fora of a hatter of that name, who formerly lived in Piccadilly, at whole itonfe General Du mous tea lodged when be fira via:ea this city ; he was Come yeats fine fent out of the kingdom under the Ai;cl) 'Fhis being the cafe+ it is not to be wondered at that the French are made acquainted with the Ar rival of every Me at Hufitm. and that they Paould .say r lay fuels of them as they have teaftnt to fuppstfe are the bearers of important difpatches. Mr. Wastsyart quitted Schwerin on the JO, at which time he left the Hanoverian Metre:mei snuck indilpofed. in confeevence of tee injurrhe H _ follained by being bound Co tight. P i e ived at arms on the t Bth, where hi took his potfage'nnboasitthe Lark packet, For Harwich. The TON encountertal a le. 'ere gale of wind about half Channel ewer., which lifted upwards of twenty•four bouts, but at leagth• Ike arrivedlaft on SaturJay.atternnon,at fnut o'clock. and )41.W AGS TA PI reached town a bout eight 01.40;4 yeaeeday worninig. I This estracirdinary oatrage and robbery, com mitted on the perfon of an Englitis Courkr, s a irkirs camma-jbee of the out-pofts of the Fremb limy in Hasater, combined with other cireuninances, lead m to (*T oole. that no mails for the future will be difpitsba F r om this country to the Continent, by way of flats burgh. The independence of that city is fo precari• Opt, that it would be un!afe to Take it the chant of either diplomatic or corntr.tretel communication. Lintels Tome a ff urance giycn by the only Power to who the CC:JOIN it ecl% divitlid ILA tom cede, that the in m depenriet.ee !hit City I,:n n ot be infulted. it would be a mealute ..1 pi 11.1._ore not to espofe the correfpondence between this cuu styi and the Continent, to the 1.1 rf intercertion. The Nooe.ior,yb Gorrefpordatt meotions the affair ill the following terms : Is On the 13th, an Eng'ifh Ceur:er item Lund"', by Hufum, was Rci as was an Hanoverian Courier, between Seltor. in and lthena, by Rune un known perfonsin them that difpaeluts.'` It we alsounced that Mr. WAG. ger, had left town the day before r ,Peterffaurgh and Berlin, which the time to relate to the feizure of coxes. Mr. WAgSTAFF failed from Auckland packet, Captain Ham a favourable paffage reached Hu where he took a carnage with intent ufrial way, and upon the ulual route, it Ins dellination. Ple prociedrs: erg, which is fix and a half German im, where he changed bit carriage, lohrdoffi At this latter plot, he was 'novenas Meffenger. who was tra route. and they proceeded without Initials to New Munster. a diftaoce all German miles; front thence to arther diltance of three and a half sod t hence to lasibec. This was on the then the two Meffengers, as they ma wood, &Caved a man un horfeback, oak, ever which was a great coat ; to take particular notice of them, Isportunity of frequently looking into As the travellers were well tumid.' to be fern, and it being noon day, v bad little fear of being rot:tied.-- lan Meffenger expreffed his forprize coadutf, and laid, he (isould noewou were flopped. The obfetyatiori had rd him, before they perceived the horfer nee making a fignal to fame portion, as , in the wood on a (hooting party.—t• however, convinced of their midake, n runteffout of their ambulk, and joie. whom the Meffeugers had firff fern, and ',ate bad difinotanted. Thecarria lit men KM I I ;reat hatte towards the ge, and, aa! aed, each man was obterved to be arra bin., having a fixed bayonet. The nal me up, and lurrounded the cart iage,, fastening att itude, demanded the Mil ley, an d whatever property they b a d The Captain of the gang (or rather, as fuppofed, a French Officer in dirguife), bus only about the difpatches ; and call rencfi. ups Nieto. yr pliers (your p apers) ; and on (earthing for them. he hirer, belonging to Mr. WAGSTAFF, tornrd. He accordinLly obtained from ers two leather bags, which contained es belongiag to both, with which he feexo fatisfied. Ggnal was then given to i to plunder, when they obeyed their the greaten alacrity ; for in the (pace of es every corner of the carriage, and every place about them, had been completely sd every thing of value taken from them. TAFF loft upwards 1031. in callo be atch and clothes : the Hanoverian was d of every thing he had about him that ,le. The hieffettgers now et:Fated to be depart, but they were not to fortotiite ; ere placed over them till the r obbers had Dor waggouer (who was driving his team ranee before the carriage. with three hog rine in it, which he had brought fo.m Lu na they brought prifoner to the carriage : tring the poftillion to turn the horfe's heads ards Lobec. the whole party was taken renient part of the wood. where the Mcl:- ere &fired to alight from the carriage. The fake but little, and what they laid was in Their altions.however, occafioned infinite they frequently put the points of their bay it travellers' breads ; but when they took er their cloaks a quantity of new cord. dse he prifoners were confiderably increafed, rly thole of the podillion. who. from the e bufitsefs, mapifcatd the ((roma appre roe his fafety. When the cord was prepay. of the prifoners was delta to ftrip off his at, which the freebooters immediately pot then proceeded w bind them to a tree with o They then told them, that. if they at. to regain their liberty till the expiration of and an half. by calling for atfiflance, or ng to untie the cords, they would return and at of their power to attempt any thing of I a fecond time. At this period the villains, examined a trunk and a portmanteau which d brought into the wood for that porpofe, ring taken every thing valuable out of them, the prifoners, while they once more remind n of their danger. mould they attempt to a dore the time limited. The unfortunate per bie their situation with great patience, t'll the riling from the tightnefs of the cot d bscame able ; and about an tuna - of the time be apfcd. each man began 'o rt. ttule for his li- The wa,;goner was t h e fiat who son T ecate:, nd mciattly let abot liberating the protilli , n, it toil up time to do. fo fall had the rs bound him. As loon as he had fucceeded, not thinking it tile to flop to exercise me cniattfy for the Nielfengerk which the wag had done for him, made the belt of his way t:b age near a: hand. called Dragoon. e w ag r, who had been detained Cone . times in the I, and fearful fur his own fafety, followed the lion, and left the Meffengers itill bound to the Finding, however, that they had no one to nd on for affirtance, they began to to bke motor ry efforts to extricate thernfelves ; and,at length WAGSTAFF obtained the relea . e of one of nis t. which enabled hiss to liberate himfelf and infoitunate companion, who had received mote ry from the confinement titan any tit the others. rootlet . had Mr.W•cr ST Ali I ied Mr. MULLIS from tree, than they heard A mating rife among the ties, which they were fearful p roceeded from the SirCC our Lin one Holohorith, mod two G°t" on of the banditti. This idea filled the Hanove- burgh Mails have arrived. Meffenger with In much apprehenfion, that he The American (gander is the ble&terrasears ha s aid oot attempt to efcape. but entreated A:r.Wac• lately bombarded till town of Tripoli. brat without /F to bind him again to the tree. that he might found at his poi when the enemy attired. bl inducing the Paths to moderate the peke which In tr, te appearance of the wagg mer difpelled t..eir ' demands foe Peace. : is and accounted for the rife they had pot A private letter from Harabursb, dated the rfothr and. He informed the Meffeneets, that having g a,c s as follows rued that the selek of the tanditti had been fees • horfeikari riding towards Rat arburgh ; and thsre. ' t• You may depend upon this very rut' erelong fait re fuppofing that be had nothing to fear, hc had that the Aultrian Aosba ff adoe has snack arrani, rimed the tcfclutiou of Morning rdtate ' meats for his igunediatc departure Lim the Coen LONDON. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 16. mixt es STOCKA ft.‘Y ONF. 0131SCR. Coeds, money, 5 A: -. . ! 1 tt0, for see. 581.1.-Ontultuu S. Rieseed 571I—el.Sr Eau, PRICE OF s t OCKS ON SATURDAY: 3 Pee Cent. g" AP" s; i.nP• Au% 97 In 3 per Ccnt. Cnuf 5E.4 :ert, 5 per 4 Per Cent. TO:, I. Ith. 111114, per S per Cent. ary , t Omnintu ;TOIL 5 per CenL 179" 9 1,1 1 :011 Ticket' :AL ye. Lund Attu Cwt. for WA. 530 It is long tone we -otr.ounced our nitpick*, that different inftroces thrt h td recurred of CO'nties be ing robbed and their difpatches being Liken from them, ought to be afcribed to the machinations of. the French Government, rather than to the preda tory fpirit of banditti. There rohbelks not Lavin; been followed up by any k:nd of deteaion, or even by any great ezerti.ms to difcover the authors 41 them, hat given rife to a more outrageous se, which 13 probrtsly hoped would alfo be looked over ; at leail he was refofved* to hazard the esperi ment—lsut even Prnffir could not overlook it : the Co, ft:an ebanso.ed his vittim, and Sir Gsoacs Ito 44Lnp was permitted. to depart from the Tern. ple. Now the French Govertruent has retorted to its former means ut obtaining the ferrets of other States, of w h ich it has given an inttance within theta few drys, by e mployiog ernitiarks to waylay and plunder Mr. VAOSTAIF. the Maenger, 'h., kft London on the 6.11 inft. to proceed with difpatches to Berlin and Petedburgh. Our Readers will find fib particulars (feuded in the preceding columns. We have the fatisfanion to learn, that no ach cage can be derived by the enemy from the poliet.. of Mr. WAGSTAIII'S difpatches. We oncler l. .i• that he WAS the bearer folely of the remonftrance t: fpeetin; the fciaure of bar Geckos Rursol.n. Peterlburgh ; and coat ere now he has left that Cati 04 on his return to Vienna. The Emperor of Auf- Ma and the Emperor of the French have agreed on the attack and conquell of - Turkey, and permiffion or connivance has been pronlifed for the march of French troops through Moravia and Galicia to area their projett of ambition. The pretended caufe, however, , of the departure of the Aultrian Arnbaffador from' Peterfburgh, is the refufal on the part of ALIXAMDEIL to comply with the contents of a Note or Remon ftrance againft the recent occupancy by the Ruffian forces of Corfu and other places in the Mediterranean, and the formidable reinforcements which are con- Aantly arriving there. This will produce a total change in the afpetk of affairs on the Continent; and if it induce the King of Pruffia to a fyftem of vigorouS a ctivity againft France, the confequences may be happy for mankind, as Bon AAAAAA 's plans are found: ed in univerfal conqueft. To anfwer his purport he has aroufed the jealoufy and fear of the Emperor of ribultria on account of the very formidable garrifons of Ruffian troops on the Adriatic." • Hanoi, Nov. to.—All (hips which arrive in Hol land from the weftern coaft of Italy, are ordered to perform a Ch i& quarantine ; but all that arrive from Cadiz, Leghorn, Gibraltar, and Ahearn, as well as INA from Malaga, are at'once turned away. The refcriptions payable after the peace have fallen to 47. A letter, we underhand, has been received in Hull from Rotterdam, Rating, that a refpeoflable Englith twerchant refident there has been feized and fent off to Paris, in a way lirailar to Sir dsoacts RUMBOLD. The Gazette of Saturday night contains his Ma. ycawe's Proclamation for prorognring the Meeting .n 1 Parliament until Tuefday the rtth of January. Friday morning, about nine o'clock, his Mateerr arrived at Windfor from Kew on horfeback. Nii Majlevi, after dreffing in the uniform of the Oxford Blues, Mounted another bore, and rode with the Duke of CAMBRIA° a into Windfor Great Park, and infpeaed the Oxford Blocs, who had formed a line on the riling ground, near Snow-hill. His MAJ esr y reviewed the line, and die whole afterwards oared his Meister. A heavy rain coming on, they did ant go through their manecurree, but were difasiffed. His bleteerr teturned to the Wk. Yefterday drfparehes mere received from Admiral Russet, of the Tent, dated on board the tante, of 74 rm.; the 1 9t h inft. They were forwarded to Lord Me tem.', at Wimbledon. Dtfpatches for Commodore Sir SAMVII. HOOO have been fent to Portfmonth, to be forwarded by the thecae frigate to Barbadoes. Advice has been received from St. Peter!burgh of the arrival of the A maraYST frigate at Ct °abide, on the a yth ult. having on board Lord Gasevitte Le- 'velem Gowee with his (cite. Saturday, at eleven o'clock, a number of Corn tailors and Bakers ...tiled upon Mr. PITT, and re retained with hitn'till ha°' pat one. The Duke of Yoga gyve as elegant dinner Tenet •• day at bis linufe in Uitlands. to a large party of LlC tinguillted Officers. He is e x peeked in town this day. Lord ELLE mention c/I enteitained a large party of diainaion yetterday at his hunk at Wimb l le is earn don.— Lady E i . t rameoucri, we are happy to , I much recovered from her late indifpolition. Saturday the Spanith Ambaffinlor tradadted bus. oefe Land at Harrowby's Office from two till four o'clock. Lord Hatanwav arrived in town yeticrday after noon from Bath. The Earl of Fire left town this morning for Sir Jaw Ls Dore's, at Chichefter, where he will remain' ' for fitme day'. I The Hon. Mr. Klan arrived in town onWednefday ' loft, from Holum Yellerdey he paid a •Ifit to Sir Wes. Mimes, at his bottle in New Norfolk•ftreet,' Park-lane. thi Notwitliffanding the heavy 'Aril : lions recent l y itilpofed on the commerc i a l intercourfe between s ' coontry and Holland, the Ihiptnents in the River continue wilt unabated activity. Several valets have failed daring /he lal week, and numerous others are preparing for their depot tore. A letter born the City of St. Domingo, dated the I 27th Augult, nhferves , that fir two months there liad not been a tingle arrival there :---Several Ante , ican , veffels had, however, been condemned there on the' , mod frivolcms pretences. One belonging to Smit . Bin hanan and Bonin. rf Baltimore, was adjudged a legal prize, hecaufe .. Mr. Bontis is married to a Mulatto woman, and of co n& mat be a Brigand." Another, having a few barrels of iota and hams, was condemned, it being alleoged that the 13 , itilit con fider pork and hams as cnatraband." The litter add, that the merican Icemen detained at Mara. pa s were painting born want. eighty having died n a month. On Friday, a' Lord Ettenammun a was proceed ing from the Judges Chamber to his feat on the Bench, a woman of very decent appea r ace d u bis a num b e r of toper s intn his hand, a begg Lordlhip's praulal of them. The Learned Judge, with great coodefeenfma , too k the papers, and put ting them into his pocket, laid r he would I mmun, ok atic thtem at hi' kifure. The part aftewards et aed her motive for this prcee y eding to fume by -Handers, the imagined would aria her (application, and old them a molt pitiful talc of dikes ; Ike laid Ihe was a native tif France, bad been (ed entlem , uced from h er home and her fr iends, by an bah Gn * the named, and had strived in this entreaty under his proteoion. She had borne him ft:Taal children, and they had lived together on terns of mutual af feftion. He had, however, a (tort time fince.thr.ught 6t to abandon her to want and mare, and in a 1 Besiege country, wkhnut ft W ends or m oney; fhe had been advifed to (tale her cafe to the Chief inflict, in the hope, that if the lane of the country laniftted the her with rechel., (Imola obtain it , and f a elo p e the detttation that abet wife awaited her. MARK-Lcivr. CORM !sesames, rev. 26. The arrivals of Wheat and Barley are in abundant quantity to-day ; the former of Middling and inferior famples, are dull tale, and 4c. and Ss. per quarter cheaper, but fonse little of fine old and Dantzie, fetches about 61.—Rye, Barley, and Malt, are each cheaper—White Peas are Rill dear—Grey at left— Beans of each fort are cheaper—Oils are in confider able fupply, and excepting fine (ample., ire Doted as. lower—Flour has (mall flutquatinn. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wkest.ll4. toot. 1160 per jr. Grey Peak sco. to sp. Fine Ditto. ttat. trios. od. Scans, sot. sys. od. Rye (sew). sss. 60.. od. Tick Ditto ♦7'. 33L ca Badly, 4!1.53L ad. Oats, son 335. 355. Malt. Ste. Us. od. Poland ditto, 365. 375. od• Whitt reek, des. 67e. od. Rape Seed, 01. 10 44 1 . per li ft PRICE OF FLOUR. Floc Floor 9os. to 935. Smooch 85s. to 9os. per lack 'ION Tl[ LOl4llOll OAIITTE, 1 , NOVISIIII 14. Average Price of Corn In England and Wales, tram the returns ending the t7tb Of NOVCRIba, Wheal Rye. Barley. Oats. roil Pear& &d. s. d. a. d. s. d. d. 81 9 47 t 43 o .27 0 46 9 49 Ike average Price at Sugar, computed from the ►teturns made in the week ending November at, is 516 ild. per hundred weight. The price of Wheat fell conliderably at Devizes Market on Thurfday : it was at led, Twenty Skillinp a barter lower than on the preceding Thurfday. Fine Wheat, which fold the week before at tb.p. the guar. ter, could not obtain more on the above day than 81s. or 83s. A gentleman who on Saturday returned, from an extenfive tour. to London, reports that the wheat, which had been town in good time, *as almod uni venially above ground, and of uncommon promife. Some of the low lands were flooded ; but the great rivets, though generally full. or nearly fu, bad not in any indance exceeded their bounds. DOA* Waterford bnlynla Prufa Anaera ELstittra, Nov. to.—YeSers tife P snat.era • frigate failed from hence with fpecie fur London. The Charles, A S. faits the I tth, widd permitting with all the homeward bonsai refit,. "ilea WB. Wr fuse weather. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE ; MONEY. The Mum jahaufm for the capture of the Fra• Cahn god the Carolina k'llhebubsa,Aagult a, am, will h• paid on Weir mirky, the aith Milani. at Ne. 0, Onot Rolidlotes, Slow& WV. and recalled for threeyeare. The Minotaur, for the mews of rilf*. NB. 4 . IS " . WS he paid on board to inotewsr, ond Indite every Teddy sad Friday foe three years, as the oteating hoofs of Mr. Edward 4114 Plymouth. To the Hazard, for the dreams , Is Colombe.Ml aft , J lo 4.* diftribution will be toads a board she Hama. on Thelshir sith inftsnt. and recalled eery Monday and Thoefday foe that year. at the Agent's OEM OeDlarafew. PIJe h. • FROM LLOYD'. LIST. • Oaavaaawe. Nov. sea —Palled by dm Onside °def. DMA from New York ; hien sod Folly, Shaw, from Vlrsheis; both, Howard, from Newfouadiand ; Concord. Sebehey, has ita g vannah 4 Rialto, Bacon. from Cott ; Robley, Dorm end Iltinoi• kip, Street. town Bilks ; Lady Cathode.. Jodie, from Pisa. burgh; Iris, Kiltolfoo ; Ann. Lindley; wad the Ad" an% from Archangel ; Cionnsbargh. Waggerfen. from Chiumbhr. Meeels, itublaket. from Chrieitaa; Jahwasses, Newnan, fnim p ra derkbl;todt ; dug. Waekman. from Idermy ; Esalsigfe• Emres, Ind the Dinh Margaretta. •••••••.-•• from Ragulf•••• Bailed the Mary, Mmie. for Antigen; Versa, Toro. he SwF Worst Protidmile. Sensed, foe Norway, and is Alibis% • Hari" for Tostairies. ARRIVED. • At Liverpool, the Frederka, Mamas, from Mainibilmieg Dino can, Jeyfun. from New York ; Ssrp'*, Blazes. Rio . her ; and the Thetia. Begland, from the HAM At CI Cord, front Wilmington. At Lerwick, Three BOMA front Archangel. At Crenumis,Continteet .14slielsr,fress AMP angel. At Peterhead, Prime of Wales. Tooes,trooo OrobooseL A; Cork, N er o. from Lithos At Duals, jeadm. Was% from London. At Barbados. Parthian, Crallferds trim At Dartmouth, Colledler,_Oimptoo, frown Newfoundland. As Oporto. Garter& —; Hope. --••: 141kew. gam. ; Race Havre, ; Daplone.Mugles; ; Misr beds.— Philippa, 'Culty ; Union. Crew; and in Otelettl Prefent,Bmod, from Newfoondlaid. The twig Eleanor, vi Tombs& Omptda Slaw, tress with fan, for Portland. has pot late Oath is hoon i nl i d me 6o days ; on the syth of September tbe was Whew se. Cape Clear, by is Binge Frisch privateer,of ef pteza, ftworizar. drum. who feat or board nine kilos. heingio. ft the Arm zed Mary. of Olafgow, booed to Quebec. which Om had eufursd a few days before. me had pot tbe crews of two We* on board an &IMAM "del. prior to bee fain in with die MOM A Spanifh frigate, having on board dine of dollars, lately got into Ferrel. The Steelier, was the look out vela et the time, but it blew fo firongly from the Weßward, that Ike was obliged to keep fo great an offing; as admitted of the drape of the frigate. The Cu e LottaLa spend Haa at. fool 64gons each, at Chatham, are to be ft - tech. terve as Lazarettos zit Stangate Creek, in addition to thole already at that place: Captain Laancite is appointed to the command of the 1.111-PtiMeele, at Portfinouth. The Honourable Captain Da Causev is appinted to the command of the Sr. G coital, of 98 guns, it Plymouth. On Sunday fe'nnlight the Baltic fleet, that was rat back, failed again from Leith Roads.. On Tuefday, his MAkftv's armed fhip Cosarwee Captain Paacocc, with so troop, on boards saa having under vitt oy a Swedifh Ibip and Phan& trallint, which were detained, failed from Lei* Roads fur Chatham. Coca r tr, W arra nat. Nev. a4.—Before the me& Noble and Right Hon. the Lords Coenmilsoasen of Appeal' in M ize Conies. The rdw era, Buick Malt—An appal km the ID. Come of Admiralty. Thk Mao. dip. bake with a carp of wheeled brandy, in the profecoion of h r velure- se folisdella was captured no the aptit of Jam ' slot. by the Wombs IMP of war Mars, De-v 1 King. Commenase, sad height to was contended oo the part of the dopeare In thsamfe, that hew spa • etuatbut of the. tetra at the time of the sernem rem egetd ei be a doubt but that tic wee vbi es the poet of "NIL In wet to (apply the many with the abort ankles. Tole Lardelipa. 1 1 , w ing the Comm 4 on behelf of the el:Mimes. aria Iwo twee of the Court below, which condomood as alp liebestlisele good and tawtel prize to the captor The Befey, Wiopeony Mafter..-411d• wag al my mord hens - the High Court a( Adroin6y.—fhb zip. bags ; dm a a .„ va of wheat and ht , said. Mond from he. liebnithes to I arm wan captured to, the tails of Mere's. doe. by the levee dip of war the Neptune Wm. Dabeatuna, Commander, and mewled to the M e nd of jay. It appeared In this cafe tart t k eel= beim, ?dieted the c ego seclaimed. from which dram the ciptare tered an appeal. Th eir Lurdlhips, after blaring the Comdd es bath fides. dosOnd father mot to be presasi eras pesparb wore the goal than Ktao's Tsaasaa.—Saturday this Theatmopened for the italon.—The H. ufe has not underrne any material alterations, not did it need them. the coin pitay was not numerou. , but c om p tited the Prince of WALLS, Duke of Su S t e r, force of the Fres& Princes, and feveral other pelotas of ditlinSion.— Mrs.Thealscron TCCE;IItj continued marks of sp. probation. t.—Mr. ELI I STOW appeared at thi The a tre, on Saturday evening, in the very ardoeui parr of Hairier, tihtch lie pei homed in a manner de cif - lye of hi: cisims to pnitl;c favour. —lf he was lea finifhed in (note parages of the play than his only competitor, at relent no the Loodoes bawd% he was ionic ani , uAlei in others, and throughout more uniform ; his snit: admirably adapted to as. prefs the defined metandio'l that preys apse the Dania. Prince, and Its roe , sl deportment was MS embarriecd than we h ive lately ken it, in charac ters whiat diJ not require filch courtly finial.; epos the whole, we hermit. WA in p ro nounce his H en ke by far the moft promifing of his tragic day*. Some little loges appeared oil Sault day night, but they evidently proceed firm novelty Attiation. With the etcapii tiou of Mn. Pows Lt.'s taw. and Doeiroes Paistriusk the tell of the performance was asolotre. The audi ence was highly refpettable. Coe tar Gaaot u.-o..Sattirday Right. for the fore time this trains. was prevented the Comic Opera of Foully blare's. Beau AM, lacuon., and Svosaca l , were in tine voice; M u pa.. and Esse se as entertath. sai ing a. ever; and Mits WADlrte as Cerehire, wts meted and iuurellir g. : , everal tongs were encored. On Monday evening, diar;ng the reprefentetioss ot the theatre at Hincliky. the gallery, which was crowded with people, gave way, and the greater port it fell into the pit. Several Ladies and others woe f.:verely knifed by the aeci.lerit. hot so lives was 101 l glackrn•o, • soh his orseers and crew, were US, id at Yarmottik sot Sender fennight„ bu b Meg olier+ eJ a bribe of to,oool. to effe.4 his ekape, he hie boa Cal onboard the M.4ltrour NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. Two Naval Officers belonging to an armed (hip in Long Reach, Come days fince, went on (bore at Greenhithe to determine • point of honour. One I them meafured twelve paces , but the other de ' l eland he would not fight nulls they held the oppn fite corners of a handkerchief, and fired together.— This was objected to ; and they returned on board without further breach of the peace. ' Mr. RICRITS Coos, of the w s emple, innlling "leo-Area Come nights filmy, run dby a siray. asd one of the wheels gaffing over his thigh, broke it. Gi.nyvour.---On Thurfday. at a public-houfe at gewington, an MI laboutit u tdertook fur a trifling . wager, to eat halfr , 0 rob of bacon, a pound of treacle, so egg., It-quartrrn loaf, and drink half a gallon of beer. He was all. w:d half an hour, but devoured the whole in as mi .sites, and afterwards oared a (billing to be permitted to fup off a pole then matting for (uppers which offer the boll declined. Boxtro.—Saturday morning, notwithflanding the I , very heavy rain, and unfavourable Rate of the wee-' they, a hard.fought battle took place in the Bowling green field, at St.Pancras, between Heberden. a brick maker, and James, a drover. They quarrelled in the morniri, over a pot of purl, while waiting for the weather to clear. No interference on the part of the people prefent could reconcile the difference, and they fet to with the moll determined and refolute fury.— After fighting 40 minutes, and dreadtully maiming . and disfiguring each tn . :. r, HeberJen received an ' unlucky blow, while Quin'aling, on the back of his head, the wourrehrin of which it is fappofed he cannot furvive. His antaguitill has therefore been taken into cullody. firarisricas. Taace.—Me Laws HAWS, • Direc tor of Buildings to his Pruffian Majetly, in a Paper which he lately read before the Academy of Sciences at Berlin, gives the following c omparative ilatement of the prefent fupeifi cial extent. population, and number of bottles of the undermentioned cities : Sparr Prr-Ars. Popelation. N.. f Houfa Lortlne - • 1.176.117 a 1033,000 25000 Parrs - s Ara 5 ,64 4 loc.= s i .cno Vienna • 894 43 8 1501203 .S.C.°° 1 111,rlin - - 70,83) 173,635 6384 Pet ,Tfburgh - 1,111,601 213 COO 3 pc° St reidndra . 4 68,81 M ro,6cas soon Alv Iterdun -460,113 a 530 ovo Woo Rome S I 3, 86 a 163,000 ....- It this appears, that at Peterlburgh each indivi dual occupies nearly nine Goat. perches ; at Stock. holm, 5 : Berlin. 41 Vienna and Rome. 3 ; Paris and Amitosis's, a ; and London, If. Tas Overuses Erswilic—This empire fill polliffes alenoß all the phyfitial means which contributed to its ancient power and fplendour, though its affairs have not lately been diretted with talent or energy. The extent of Turkey in Europe is 1131,760 fquare mile., and its population amounts to ilmoo,ooo.—. Turkey in Mu comprehends 345, in miles (gnats. and a population of ,0,000,000 ; in all t 8,000,0 00 in inhabitants, and p 11.560 fquarc miles of territory, exclufive of Egypt, wbKh ought to be omitted is calculating the strength of the Porte. The population of the principal towns in the Tut kills dominions has been thus eflimated by the moll intelligent and accurate travellers. IN EUROPEAN TURICET. Cosßandom* Adrianapk Son • Siliftrla Sabnka Belgrade /MX* 130.000 7 0 P C " . 00.0 C 0 boys 0 . sj,CCA IN ASIATIC TUIULEY. Akpp' Dimakus Bußomb WV 010 - ISo ,0 , 10 s icPX) , I SoAOC. . 60400 . dose) s o pc* I* , li.iiiwi • - - There 1117 t 30 (hips of war is the Turkifit Navy I I and the erchnary ettablifhtneat of the Army amounts ia petrel to About sychooo men. Thus with tarsi tories more comr 40 a wife GuVeTONICIIt. the Ottoman Env would be fully ;No to nisintain its i n d epen dence, assd repel any Attack that might be nude upon it. MAILS THIS DAY.—WInS all. DOC AIL DOI. sI I Hsenbscsti I I I I Gate rbsralk • s o Team, Nov. 24.—Yetterday arrived here, and remain the Giand Fleet under the command of Ad natal Coarewam.ts, cocialling of the IT'LL' DR Paati, Pities Gamma, Piatsiransusr, Sas Jew. TEEIE•• • • amts. Tv INCISOR CASTE.II, Particles Rbraz„ Imes -1114.14. Gouarto aux, Batzar aa, V a , and four otberi; names as yet unkariera. Wind SS. W. rititourti, Nov . . apa—Arrived the Co ['Materna packet, Captain BLIGH, with a mail from Jamaica, is aa days pane, having la nine of her crew in . the paffage by the fever.—Wind Wefterly. Pa ZA Lt:E,NoT.:3.—Yefterday the Swedith (hip Lu ki Ork, Capt. Wan a I a sac, with 6th for the Straights, failed to Falmouth, in order to wait convoy r—alfo the Gamy (loop of war, on a cruize. This morn ing the Fritndflup, a London, Patient, from Cork, with butter for Falmotith ; and the Swallow, Trace, with tin for London. We have juit learned that the Strop Threb Siam. Jokes, from Gibraltar, which failed from this port laft Sunday, in a dillreffed Rate, for Standgate, to perform quarantine, is gone to pieces, but that the panngers arid crew are freed. PLVEIOUTN. Nov. 24.-Came in the 'NMI!) (hip Charles Wilhelms, Captain C a ISTI am Bonnie, from the Havannah, bound to Copenhagen, laden with copy., put in here in diftrefs : alto the Lnrd 14elfon, CaptainWica RAM, 5 om Longfound, bound tt. Chep flow, laden with timber and deals. PORTSMOUTH, NOV 25.—Arrived the Hiatt.% fri gate, with a large fleet of outward bound edits froM the Downs.—Wind Earletly. Diaz, Nov. zs.—Sailed through the Downs a Heed of outward bound veffels. Arrived the C NaN flow frigate, Mar, and Deere's, (loops of war, from a cruize, and remain in the Downs with the pups as per laft. Laft night, in a hard gale ri wind from N. E. to E. the Hannibal armed defence (hip. Captain O'Comsoa, drifted from her anchors and cables, and drove on (pore near Sandovm Cattle, and it is feared will be loft. A brig with timber from Norway, drove on (bore near Deal Cattle ; alfo a collier, belonging to Ramfgate, drove on more on Sandwich Flat.—Wind eafterly and blows hard. YARMOUTH, Nov. as. —Friday P. M. arrived from a unite the CEN , OR and Arm gun-brigs.-Taffed through to the Northward an armed (hip. Yefterday arrived the Vixen and Scour gun-brigs. Paired through under convoy of a floop of war, the home ward.bound North Wefimen and an armed (hip from Leith, bound to Grierufey, with troops on board. Sailed the STAG cutter to the SrArthwaNl, with CON voy. This day failed the Alta armed (hip and 'cut ter, on a cruize. The (hips here are the MosSIOUTN, of 64 guns, CRUIZER (loop of war and her prize, and Vizeo,Clusoo,andScourgim-brigs,with two cutters. —The Nelly, WALTrI STLIV•aT,Malter, from Leith, bound to Malta with pickled herrings, having carried away her boom and fprung a leaf , has put into this port to be unladen and repaired. The Phiznio. Da- YID Foaatsz Matter, from the North, bound to Lon don with coals, has put in here, wind bound. The De Woillfarth, ANDREW PETER Kos u, from London, has arrived, to load with herrings, for the Streights. The Nerve, DANIEL FALsTON Mailer, from Carron, bound to London, with has put into this pint, leaky.—Wind N. E. GIIIINOCR, Nov. 23.—The brig Maria, of this port, J. Biala, wafter, from New York, bound to Ja maica, with a cargo of naval ttores and provifions, was captured on the 3oth Augult left, by a French (hip, of :4 guns and 150 men. The Captain was pnt on board an American veffel along with his mate and one Iceman, and landed at Tobago. Arrived here on Wednefday, the Hannah, of this port, Captain Dt:GOAN, from Oporto, whence the failed on the 3d init. in company with the armed Chip Syren, Corks, of Dartmouth, both bound for Newfoundlm I, and parted from her on the third day, and owing to a conitant fucceftion of wellerly gales, was obliged to put back here; the Syren had orders, in cafe (he thotild not Rand to the Wellward, to proceed for Lifbm. —Arrived late on Monday night, the Mary Ann, Itscact.s, from Chatleflown. Captain INGaLLS rays, the main rigging of a brig was picked up at lea, in lat. 30. N. on the edge of Laimrigs, and carried into Charleflown ; from circumflances it undonbtedly be longed to the brig Spinner, of this port. Captain M'Cocc, from New Pvividnee bound to Chatlef town ; and from the mincer in which the lanyards and flays were cot, it appears to have been cleared fiom the cella by the clew it is thetefore hoped, the veffel may yet be fife, and gone for Niffait or Bermuda to be repaired. Hopes were entertained that the Mary, St say ft V, di iv en on Ihore at Saran , nth, will be got off. In conferptence, of the order in Council received h er e o n 'rudder, the Malty Ann is ordered to Holy Loch to per form quarantine.—Arrived here an Tuef day, the Ann, Co.•it, from Wilmington, in 44 days. The Ifabella, Liv isles ros, of and lor this port, failed a week before. Capt. kl rit ewe of the Frances, Sr• rived here from New York in art days. fp-kr:the Fac tor, Cazows Lt., from this port to New York, to the ealiward rf Nantucket ; a t.d on the ili;h roll. (poke the Ruth, Vs' &RD, 14, of and from this port, (or New foundland, in lat. 55. to. long. t 3. W. The Bruen ma, CstAIG, from atemel to and the 1 ivy. &mu:ire, from Memel so Ayr. have put into Kurt wall the former is leaky, and u is fuppofed malt deichecgc to repair. t: 6 l'H:'.' , 1 • . - ..-,:. . * . 1 '• 1 ,A I *' 41 . 4....- ; ..:t • ••,,,,,::;,' • AP 4 " i 4 7 t • • 1 - , . 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