Star. — London, England, 1804-10-29 00:00:00

LONDON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 29. mice OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confob, far money 57}1—ditto, for am 37i 4--• lacing Bilb par to ra aid per C. Navy 891 90 Raduced ti —short Ana. a tl-i6=otnniutn 61. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY: Bank Stock 161 hong n. t 6 13-16 tt-161 3 per C. ita Ann.36ii India Stock tyy 3 per Cent. Cone 5 itlif bifb 5 per C. Safi 4 per Cent. yait Confolo for ACC 714 5 per Cent. Navy ri 89i 3 per C. to be rail Ap.9Bi 99 5 per Cent. *797 , 974 k The Gazette of Saturday night (for which fee the laft page) contains the particulars of the attack made by the letroarasiza on a portion of the French flo tilla on Tucfday laft off the French Coaft ; and of another, made by fame of our cruizers, on the fame day, againft a divifion of the enemy that came out of Oftend at nearly the fame hour. Neither of the at tacks was attended with any decifive fuccefs. The divifion which was fo fpiritedly attacked by Captain Ow ts, fucceeded in gaining the harbour of Boulogne, and one of our veffels, the Corrwc r gun-brig, fril into the poiliffion of the enemy, by getting aground in the purfuit of the divifion which came out of (Mend. Fortunately the crew were enabled to lave thenafelves on board of the CaIIIZEIL gun-brig, which was in company at the time. By the Littion Mail. which arrived this morning, we have receiv.l the following letters : 4' GI , MT. 27. " The fever which broke out at Malaga has ex tended itfelf to revere' other cities. Cadiz, Alicante, Ite. have been vifited by it, and even we have not cr imped. It is now, however, thank Goo, on the de cline. and the number of deaths here is now averaged at twenty per diem." " Li. ow. OrToste. 13. Since the arrival of the hill Packet from England, rumours of a War with Spain have been very preva• lent, and appearances Rrongly induced us to epee k will take place of eourfe. This ill-fated country cannot avoid feeling the die t% of it, however the way decline taking any part in it. Already are we calculating on the facrifices we have to make." Aletter from a neutral dipolomatic agent at Paris Rates, that before the Ruffian Ambaffador, d'Ou- Pam, left Mentz, he received the rhinsatein of BoNA PART, from M. TALLIY11•110. In this State Paper Boaaraara offers : A. To Indemnify the King of Sardinia with the whole of Tot. early, sod a part of the Duchy of Parma to proclaim him King of !muds; and to mate the young King or Etruria King of Sardinia, odd& Wand la to las ceded to him. silly. To etiolate Hanover,upon condition that this Eledtorate Sall ►e occupied by Pruffian troops, during the preterit war ; that tbefame reftations sgainit Britt& goods Gull be continued u they sow g and that Hanover mall pay an annual fum of half a rat like el dollars fa France, until the conclution of a Peace with Eng land. ~ That the general alibi of Italy, the oempation of the Wisdom of Naples and the Seven 020 be regulated at a Cogged% to be ecanpofed of Minders from France, Ruffle, A 'atria. , Praia. and Spida. *My. That the Convefs tall be vetted with powers to fettk all Me tismaads of the fevaal German Princes, and make for that peps& new territorial arrangements, and grant new indemnities gthty. That Switzerland and Holland tall remain le f ns until a peace with England, wimp their entire independence than be contented to by Pewee, and refpetted in future. Such are the terms as reported in the diplomatic circles at Paris, which B has confented to grant to the demands of Rums- As the pacific tem per of the Emperor ALLIAIIMIL is well known. this condefcenfion has canted the late rife in the French funds, it being the general opinion that thefe terms will be accepted; and that a Continental War will trot take place for Come time. Letters from Holland, mention, that the leading perfons in that country were divided into feveral Aron parties, each contending for the afcendancy in the new Government, and each endeavouring to [upport itfelf by the French interell. It is laid, that the plan of the new conaitution has been already fet tled by the Council of State, and that it bears a It rong affinity to that which fu!ifiled before that revolution which terminated in the espultion of the Houfe of Orange. That the Republican torn of Government will ►e dellroyed, we have little doubt. The tyrant, at whole and the fate of that unfortunate country depends, hates the very name of a Itepub!ic as much as the moll Inveterate Royalid that has b:cri ruined by the French Revolution. A letter from the Hague, of Tiaefday laf, (latex, that from r 5 to ao,ooo Ruffian troops. tinder the convoy of feveral (hips of war. were on the eve of failing from the Black Sea for the Adriatic. This report Items to derive credit, from the extraordinary belle with which the French are pouring their f"rces into the kingdom of Naples. In addition to the troops which have been devouring that country, contrary to the faith of the moll folemn engagements, not lets than so,oco men have lately entered it from France. The King of Pruff:a is (aid to be bufily engaged in mediating between France and Ruffia. His obvious partiality for the I/fin-per mull render any interference of his extremely fufpicious, and conferocntly little likely to fucceeJ. The French and Batavian troops, on the craft of Flanders. are (aid to (offer much from the effells of as epidemic difeafe. A great bu3le is Ilated to prevail oo board the tranfport fleet in the Teed ; it is alto faid that the troops at Zeyit are under orders for embarkation; at the fame time, however, arrangements are made for their further fupport in camp, fhould circumitances delay their embarkation. Notwithaanding the extreme badnefs of the wea ther, the French continue naively employed in firengthening the foctifications of Nieuburgh, on the Wefer ; the men are unremittingly employed from brut[ of day till dark. The Senate of Hamburgh was offered, by General a M ADOI Ts, a mortgage on the faltworks and lime pits of Lonenburgh, as fecurity for the 600,c00 rix• dollars which they have been obliged to lend the States of Hanover, for the payment of the French troops, but the Senate refufed to receive the pledge, on the ground that France had not a right to alienate a property which did not belong to her. We under Rand that Parma and Piacenza are &rally to be united to the kingdom of Etruria. It was believed at Peterfburgh, at the date of the tall accounts, that Count Wonow zow was immedi diately to be recalled from Mofcow, and replaced at the head of the Foreign Department. His health, it is added, was much improved. The Ruffian Beet continued at Copenhagen at the date of the laft accounts. The Imperial Ambaffa• dor, M. dc LISSA cawarscu, went on board the Rof fian flag thip, to celebrate his Majefty's birth day. M. de KLU,?EL, the Ruffian Minifier at Ratifbon, has prefented another short, but energetic Note to the Diet, urging it to the difcuffion of the Cubic& •f the violation of the Germanic territory, and challenging its decifion on the quellion, which is declared to in volve its honour, its fafety. and its exiflence. Baron Flown., the Aufirian Commiffary, immediately fet off for Vienna, to receive further inamdions from his Government on the occafion. Towards the dote of the laft month, mow French troops paired through Bologna, on their route to the dominions of the King of Nap I.ss. The King of Sweden, on the sgth inn. received a letter from the Emperor ALsxminsa, conveying, in jerms of the warmea attachment, afurances of the moil efficient fuccour, in the event of his being at. tacked by France. Two Ruffian couriers arrived at Vienna between the 6th and :nth init. Their difpatches occafioned feveral meetings of the Cabinet Miniflers ; after which meffengen were difpatched to Peterlburgh„ Berlin, Paris, and Naples. Previous to the liberation of the Ruffian (hip at Cuxhaven, the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires at Ham. burgh fent to Peterfburgh an extraordinary Courier, announcing her detention. An article in one of the Dutch Papers Pays— " Letters from Semlin of the zath ult. Rate, that the Kerziels Rill keep the Pacha of Belgrade in confine ment. Czerni George, the Chief of the inforgents, had given orders to invert the place again, if, after the meffage he fent, the Pacha was not liberated. The Kerziels treated this meffage with cuntempt ; upon which Czerni George threatened to put all the Ker ziels that &avid fall into his bank to death." Private letters from Malaga, by way of Holland, down to the zfith September, Rate, that the deaths amounted to 74 on the asth, when the diforder was on the decline foppored to be owing to the depopu lation of the place. Such was the general difirefs from the want of perfons to attend the fick, that the galley naves and other convias were fet at liberty, and received 3o dollars a day to perform this duty ; moft of them, of courfe, fell viAims to the dreadful difeafe. At Velez Malaga (a place about to miles from the city) it was raging with the utmoft violence, as well as in f 1 parts of Spain, particularly in the province of Granada, and in the towns of Ali cant and Valencia. On Saturday Sir JOHN Olt Di received his appoint ment to an important command. He is to hoill his flag nn board of the Gerrity, and, with nine fail of the line, and the Mkt/USA and ',testy frigates, is to put to fca immediately. Thurfd.ry morning, the remains of his Grace the Duke of Ls Ira sreß were interred in the family vault at Kildare. His Gracc's difordcr was a ftranguary, and his fufrcrings were extremely fevere. A letter from Hull dated the 27th, fays—" By the Captain of a neutral velTel which arrived here on Monday in eight days from R ,- ,ttcrJam, we learn that at the period of his leaving that place no veffels had been feized there on account of having Britifh manufactured goods on ho red, a. was repowd to have been the cafe in fume other ports: free ingrefs and regret's was allowed on the river, the French guardfitips which had been placed there having been removed. He brings intelligence however, that all Brit& manufactured goods would in future be con. &cited on i nportation ; but that other articles would Rill be admitted under the cußomary regulations." Estraft of a letter, dated the t ith intl. from Capt. ll,riattra,n( his Majefly's (hip ALIACOR WO a naval Officer at Greenock:—"s I yetterday had my rig gmg and fails much cut up, main and main-top-mall fhot through, betides being hulled, but no one hurt : it was in driving five of their gun flotilla long tuggers on (bore, near Port Diellutte, where, from the heavy turf that broke over them they c% idently will be de !frayed, as all lalf night it blew hard on their (bore. ' Our grape and round told well, being within two cables length of the Turf, with a bower and fpring which gave me great opportunity of plating upon them. We fa* many wounded carried rip the beach, r and I have no doubt, from being fo crouded with men, many muff have Mitered—they were under a round battery of none. One of their 32 pounders came through the fide, and lodged ou board, after annoying my ties li,a c.rl r NALTTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Nrind E. N. E. ARR. DOZ. Dean 1 1 I Huoburgh Waterford o 3 Ibon All. DU/. 0 1 1 0 Pawzawc►., °mere 26.—La1l evening, during a heavy gale at about S. S. W. the Prutfian brig, Two Brothers of Embden, Captain SYCIE RD P. W tam's, put in here from St. Andero, with Spanith wool for Bri : immediately after her arrival the was put under the rettraint of quarantine by Mr. WsLLIAM S, the Superintendent, until a medical gentleman could be procured, its order to afcertain whether the crew were entirely free from any infeSious diforder. It , having been certified that the had no communication with any vael whole crew were affe)ed, the re flraint was this morning taken off. All the left night and to day the gale has continued. The brig Sally, Rats matter, from London, with hoops, &c. &c. for Cork, put in here this morning, to repair fume da mage the fuffained left night during the gale, but it is not material. TORRAT, Ocr. vi.—Yeft!rday arrived and remains his Majefly's frigate EGYPTIiN He, bound to join the fleet off Brett, but was obliged to bear up for this owing to a heavy gale of wind; the Nam is is frigate from a ernize ; the Li brig from off the Ifle of Bah; the Pruffian galliot Ann Maria, from Am flerdam to Lifbon. The hired armed fhip Captain Hvx a, which failed lag Monday from Dart mouth for the Downs, in confequence of the wind getting round to S. E. was obliged to return to Tor bay, but as it was likely to blow hard (he bore away for Dartmouth.—Arrived from Lyme, and failed again for Guernfey, the Laurel, W Matter with bullocks for the ufe of his Majeßy's troops there• The wind is now got round to the weftward again' very moderate, attended with rain. FALMOUTH, OCTODIt VS.—Arrived this morning the LORD AUCKLAND packet, SRUTLER, with mails from Lifbon, in IS days : the left lying in the Tagus the TOWNS/4EIID packet, Captain Donn, which bad arrived out in eight days with mails from England : the packet brings no news—not a fyllable was known there at the time of her failing of the capture of the Span& frigates : alfo arrived the hired armed (hip LORD ELDON. Captain NINICOMBE, from a cruize ; the Danifh brig S tad t Altona.Captain P aaaaa ow , from Guernfey; the American (hip Lonifa, Captain Wm sox, from Rotterdam ; the American brig Cabinet, Capt. Davis, from Fecamp, for Norfolk ; the Anna, HUNT, from Watcrford ; the Flora, FORD, from Neath ; the Eaglefbuffi, Cou aaaaa , from Cardiff, for London; the Cupid, VA araman, from London: alto the Brothers, PucitEY ; and Putty, Rows, from London, with bale goods, tcc. for this port ; Liberty, Parremaatt, from London for Chepßow ; Jehn, Lewis, from London, for Dartmouth; Brunley, Jamas, from Glouceßer, for Portfmouth ; and Mi nerva, SCHOLAR, for London.—P. S. The Due. or Cum packet, it is jug reported, is coming in. Wind South. PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 27. —Came in the Refolution, of London, Capt. Suss, from Jamaica, bound to London, laden with rum, fugal-, and coffee : fhe failed with the fleet, under convoy of the EL s vI4 AN T, of 74, and the Utast', of 40 guns, and parted com pany the zd inft. on the sth following fhe was taken by the Braave, French privateer, of 16 guns, in lat. 26. o. and retaken on the 9th, by his Majefly's fhip DIAMOND, of 38 guns, off Vigo. The Braave was formerly the King George Packer, of Falmouth, and the DIAMOND was left in chace of her.— The Samaritan, Captain Lows, from Riga, with hems, for the dock yard ; the Ingebar Maria, Captain Leasoio, hum Norway, fur this port, with timber and deals ; the Good Intent, of London, Cap twin IWO. CROSBY, from (Zebec, bound to Londe n, with various metchandize ; the Pomona, of New. berry Port, Captain Awns tws, from Amilerdam, bound to Alicant, in ballad". lieftertlay morning early, when off the Eddy(lone, (he fell in va,th the American brig Myrtle, of Bolton, Captain BAKER, from Amflerciam, bound to Bolton, in ballaft, hav ing 101 l her rudder ; the Pomona took her in tow for this port, but the fea ran In high that they were obliged to cut her adrift, and it is much feared, from her ungovernable Rate, and the wind being then wrong Southerly, that fhe may be driven alhore to the eaftward ci this harbour. I've) of the Pomona's crew are mach hurt by the breaking i,f the cable, when the Myrtle was cut adrift. The Polly, Dart mouth, WAS ycflerday driven afhore in Teat's Bay, and totally wrecked. The brig —, laden with v ic• tualling flares, was alto driven afhore at the fame place ; but was got off again laft evening, vi ith very little damage. Came in the Aacus, of 113 guns, from the Earl ward, w.rh feveral outward-bound Wei Indiamen; the PLANTAC.tIuT , of 74 guns, from a entire off Ferrol ; the Bi idgctown, of London, Capt. GnODW in. from London to Jamaica, the touches at Cork for troops; the Simi:, -, from London to Domi• nica ; the Viz Capt. Gesaratce, from Dublin to London; the Chewer, from ditto to ditto; the Fal con, Capt. Watt°, from London to Newfoundland; the Dania+ (hip Wilhelmina, from London to FA =with, to load pilchards ; the Rudlan brig Dobro Nodifchda, Capt. PoosszsuaßOTF, from Mo t laix, in balk*, with three Engin ladies p.lTengers; the NIOIIOD cutter, from a cruise; the lgcsraut", of 74 guns, from the Channel Beet, to refit : alto, th. Bolina tender, Lieutenant BAUWOISOT, from Mil ford ;—the came in under the refiraint of quaraa. tine, having had communication with a veffel from Lifbon ; the Rawcas cotter, of 14 guns, from tea; the Sparta]: brig St. Isabel, alias ViEloria, of Cadiz, Capt. Juaw MICHAEL DES BARSORTO, from Bouz. deaua to Cadiz, laden with various merchandise, detained and fent in by the Fast:, of 14. guns ; and the ACASTA, of 40 guns, from a cruize.—Sailed the PLANTAGENET ' of 74 guns, to the Eaftward ; Parrry Lass, of t 4 guns, on a cruize ; and the RANGER cutter, ditto. PORTSMOOTH, OCTOBER 28.—Arrived the PLAN x•cr3N iv man of war, from the Channel fleet ; the Recutus frigate from the eaftward. Sailed the PLUTO Hoop of war on a cruise. Put back his Ma. jay's (hip AVENGER with her convoy for New. foundland, fse.—Wind E. S. E. On Thurday lea a boat containing 56 tubs of fpirits was feized and lodged in the Cullom Hou(e, by Captain Casa of the Amt.°, e Revenue cutter. The crew of la Fatna, Spanifh frigate, lately brought in by the Ltvezv, are permitted to vifit the Shore, fix at a time :—they are vietualled by the hider, and fupplied in every refpeA as Engin (cameo. —The CLIIOP•TRA frigate and AL.Bleolllfloop of war, have come into harbour this week for repairs. —The DIDO frigate was this day warped out of harbour, and proceeded for Cowes, where fhe is to lie as a prifon-(hip for deferters from the Army, pre paratory to their being embarked for foreign fervice. The POLYTHIMUS and AGAMEMNON 46+ guns each; Success frigate, and TICKLER gun.blig, are ordered to fit for Foreign fervice at this port. The Sue. cass has received her orders for the Coat of Guinea. —Difpatches are on board the Tatatime frigate for Sir ALEXANDER BALL, at Malta ; alfo for Lord NELSON. The TRIBUNE is appointed to fail the firft fair wind after the 3oth.inftant. LIST OF SHIPI AT stutterer,. 80 Admiral Montague Captain I Wainwright 98 Clrimpain 74 M. Robing . = 74 L Irwin • 64 ----- awfuni 64 —•--••• Haney 6A Newman so Lawfurd . so --- Burlion 38 ---- Hammond • 36 ----- Dicifon 32 Bennett • 32 --- G. Scott • 32 -- Sir R. Lawrie, But. - ---- Nicholas 10 King 18 Foote 58 lice. F. W. Aylmer ab Northey 26 ----- !Aaiun s 6 ---- Fyffe 16 Beauchamp . • 32 W. H. Falknor - 12 Lieutenant as W. H Dough. 44 L. Kee s Leake RoyalWallam - Glory • Swlftfure - Puiffant • Polyphemus - • Agamemnon - Veteran Diomede Adamant Lively inconitant Tribune Succcts Cleopatra Eurydice Arladne Favourite - Wafp Curlew - Ratter Reindeer Saracen Blonde (or crate) T.ckler (G. B.) r Cracker (ditto) Tearer (ditto) • Locutt - - Camel (S. S.) - - 44 Ant (feaeon, 8 Pearl g a p.ibip . • woatyer DIAL, Ocrosta zB.—Sailed this morning the Ruar man of war for Portfmouth ; MAJasrrc man of war for Yarmouth; and the Bastatsa gun-brig for Sheemefs.—Came down from Sheernefs the Ravas Hoop of war, and remains in the Downs with the Tell of the (hips as per laß.—Wind S. E. YARMOUTH, OCTORCR 28.--Yeflerday, arrived from a cruize, the HIND and VIXEN armed brigs, and the Swats cutter. The Visas has fent in a prize laden with linen and earthen-ware; and the Swam has fent in the Frau Elizabeth, Baas Lammas mar ter, of Poppenberg, from Riga bound to Ferrol, with planks, Has, and hemp. This day arrived the ORUIZER gun.htig : alto a fifhing fmack with the crew of the Litton, of Dant zick, bound to London, laden with plank and pipe-Raves: the above rail was wrecked on Thurfday 14R off Hafbro'—the crew, twenty in number, who took to 'their boats, wh re picked up on Friday, and landed here this mornini. The (hip was Roo tons burden, and stetson new. Wind S. E. flrong breeze. BRIDPORT, OCT. 28.--It was flrongly reported here yeflerday, that the barge conveying his Majelty on hoard the Royal yacht had nearly been 1011, by a fuddcn guR of wind coming on juft as the barge reached the yacht, which the feamen were not pre pared for, and neatly upfet the barge. Sir H. B. isikA Li, in his exertions to prevent any accident, was knocked flat upon his back, by a violent blow on his head from the fluke of the anchor. Two of the fea men were walked overboard, and carried under the yacht ; but on their riling, we are happy to fay, they were• taken tip by fome men in a boat on the oppo fate tide. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Cambrian, Int the rapture of the Dania. Dip Kmo Prior, July se, 18:4, will be paid no Wednefday,tbe 14th of Novemb , at No 13, Norfolk • ltreet, strand, and daily for tbror years to caw . Ibe rot proceeds of the galhot Two nrotbers, recaptured by the Spitere, May t 7 , )3, to which the liberty brig is entiticd,wail be paid at Quenifey. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVISI MD, aerobia tfl-ePaff.d by the Good Mother, Hainfey, and the Young Henry, buyer. front Dentate ; Maria Regina, Meyer, from onningrn; Hope, Sheilk ; Maria. ---Nt Three Glmel Blether, ---, and the Hendraght, Frederick. frets Popprohorph ; Young Thomas, B)ltrothen, from Hufants laz• Fel% Collett, from Palau; of and Richard, Grindky. frain S•orkholm; l oung Pieter, Peters; Vrnw recfina, Actuates ; Vo.w An,,o, Jattlin ; and the Vrow Marearctta, frost Entliden.—Siiled the Paromat , a. Campbell. for New South Wales Ponuni. Drift, for St. Michael's ; Neptune, Hall. for Oporto; Amelia, Brackman; and the Wilda Marne?, Ls for FlGnore; Kent, Card, ler V .1 , 11; Minorca, Janice; %CZ!. rill% Reif, ; inive Flc-Inr, Dr Vrei , , aid Vrow Marsercua• Beills, for kr.it.lca.