Star. — London, England, 1804-11-23 00:00:00

WEST INDIES. BARISADOth Ocr. B.—The number of national troops in the Hand of Martinique does not exceed 530; moll of the forts are manned with the Militia, who are known to be attached to the intereft of Eng. land, soder whole Government they experienced f 'as liberal proration IA war. On this Militia the e temy eau plate no reliance, and probably they would b: found rather to forward than to refill our views. The Rate of the place is truly deplorable. Trade, from the &Miners of the blockade, is totally at Pond, and of courfe the produce of the Illand re mains as ufelcfs lumber in the flora of the Planter. Such is the protaaiou extended by the G•eat Nation to its infant colonies. Unlefs, therefore, we are much deceived, you may foon cape& to hear that that va luable Wand is again in eur poffeffion. Commodore HOOD, it is Paid, is fhottly to be united to a daughter of our worthy Governor Lord Sea loam The ceremony would have taken place ere now, lot for the unfortunate intelligence received here of the death of Lady SZAFOITH'S Ocrosta 14.—A frOtte from Toulon, with two hundred (oldie's. is arrived at Martinique. A great *ember of the troops on that Wand have been taken off by the inall-Pcx, which continues to rage. We axpat to have the Britith Flag flying there in Ja nuary next. Our frigate, having been repaired at Antigua, is returned here for the protation of our bland, and we can boaft in having in her name, the Bowsaws's, of ao guns, as fine a (hip as any in the Britidi Navy, The Baisanots was formerly le &save, a noted French privateer, purchafed by the inhabitants, and given for his Majelly's fervice. FRANCE. • PARIS. NOVEMBER is. Letters from Havre of the 9th Rate. that a divi- I fion of the flotilla, confining of forty-three fail, under the camiliand of Captain Hamelin, which appeared off that port upon she 7th. at night, and another divificm of 1 4 fail,. which had preceded it 04 the pa lan, had happily paired, notwithflanding the vigilance of the enemy's cruisers, which keep conlantly in fight of this and the adjacent ports. Her Malay the Emprefs, always devoted to the lettuces of agriculture, and the breed of cattle, has ordered 44 Merino ratan from the flock of Malmai- Con, to be dinribated. She has direnisd, that leveret of them lhould be fent to the Prefeina of the Rhine lad Mofelle, Seine and Oife, die. The Abbe Sicard, Member of the National Ia- Aitate, and Direetor of the National Inflitudoo for the Deaf and Drimb, is appointed a Member of the Adminiaration of the Hofpitals of National Bounty. The Coronatios. we are affured, will take place an the 9th of December. All the perfons who are to affia at it, hats received orders to be at Paris oa • The ad. ' Nov. t:.—Upon the 9th inn. his Imperial High refs Prince Loots, Conftable of the import, prefent ed for the oath, which they took before the Emperor, the Generals of Divifion Fregeville, Mather. &c. His Imperial Highnefs filling the functions of Grand Admiral, alfri pr elented for the oath, which %bey took before the Emperor , the Cap tains of fhi p s of the line, Cofinas and Roland. His Impee.al High tails alfo prefented 6 , for the fame purpnfe—(ffere follows a lift of 1 names, acne of them of note.) 7 11fessirrerr. According to the Report prefented at the 1411 ge sera Affernbly by the Collars of the Bank of France ta the Holders. it appears that the refult of the ope rations of the year is, prefents a clear profit through tall the year of 4,185.937 ti. nuking a produce of R e p:lcent. The principles which have rfireaed the Government, fince the ofith Brumaire, have received, by the Imperial and Hereditary Dignity, a foie= fanttion which in.fures their fuccefs and dur ation. Mr. Perregaux, the Pi efident, pr.:poled to appoint fucerfors t,,r Mr. Sechnee, Cenfor. whofe triennial office bas expired ; for Meffrs, Lecoulteartx, Mallet and Perregaux. Dire ors, and latily for Mr. Dihoa, appointed Direflor in the year rz ' and whom the Bank has had the misfor tune to I ,, fe by death. Mama! DIIIPARTSI ,T.—ln the night between the aft and ad of this month, five metctiant veffels were wrecked upon the coral. to the eafi of Calais, viz. The nods. d Dudek, at aso tor, and trine Captain Emettaasel Dateitte. Lida wit! oats, bound from Dudek, far Briessisea. The Portaperc Op le Formainera, of mo tam ad 14 men, Caper MSars,from Peterfbarigh to l'arta, with a cargo of Mt Ise& SIM the Doke of Claream. of 347 MM. fifteen mos, sod Sae paangers, Captain &mod Brim, band from St. romelhargli to Gosofey, with a cargo at hemp, lines, leather, Sod plank% TN 6weJlit fhfp the Courier, at tic tom, aid imesi Captain Unbar Walasoda, bawd for Boordestm, With a caaso of iron 1-;ld ire g tillan Withetrnina, Captain Chrinien Bitumen', band front DititZlC to Bilbao, wick a cargo or corn. The trews af thaw vends have bons Cava. except the nine men of the Formustra, who painted. The hip Atlas, from Hamburgis, of woo tens and of man, was ago wracked arm the Game wait, upon the sth, upon ha from Dantsk to Cada. with a cargo of cons. " C l ess,..The itactascheute privateer, from Cakis, took. upon the malt of BogYnd. on the tit at Novembar, the Englilh hip Maria, of la tans, bound from Ponfrnouth ice Sunskrkod. The Fos, from bandsate, of so tons, laden wilts (pints and to bans, wee taken the Lome day by the Wuneressa privatar, Cap- t — al - n - Outlet. Pm/4er privateer, Captain Hendn. fame day captured the its brig tie Hendon* Wicket. at alb tau, au ita way tram TOrtimostli to Sandals/ad. The& three prise-abate been carried into Treport, St. Valled, F Memo - Five per Cent. Coati's, on the loth, 5Rf. 75c. BASIC, OF 111 Main. Nov. s. —Letters loins Vi- Bona confirm the report of the departure of Cunt lvanine, the Anfltian AmbalTador to the Conic of tutfia, from St. Pete? (burgh. It is alto reputed that w Rullian Ambaffatlor at Vienna, Count Ratou inwssy. pin the winter it Naples. As England has refuted to a cknowledge the Imre ial dignity of die Sovereign of Auftria, the corn musk-anon between there two powers will be provi• fimally interrupted. Genoa. Nov. s.—Letters from Naples Rate, that that Court has recalled Cardinal Rorer", to be cm 4oyed on the regency, a the King propofes to retire to Palermo after the secoucheosent of the Hereditary Prineets. The o.,Liiwis of N is Corsair AG , . P, Ut T. 29----Tbe RafGao (quadroo is daily cspeticd here. Report lays it vial pats the Win ter in an Eri•ji.ll port chub Lay it 'gill Moro to Cr unßadt LONDON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OCI.00K: Courts, money, ....tto, for ace 58i—Ovinium I. Reduced i?li—Exeheq. Edit, par to is. diL Short Ann. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Short Ann.% t z-i 6 India Stock 111:71 tSo L•t!ia Bonds, ts.dh diL Imp. Atm. 9} Each. SOK par to. diL Otitnium & prcm. Valli% Tickets 41. Rant Stock 3 per Ceut. Red. Ann. 541 3 per Cent Coed 5Si itti ♦ per Cent 731 74 5 per Cent. Min. 5 per Cent. 1767 6tql Long Ann. 16 13 toths At a Cabinet Council held yellerday it vas deter; mined that the Parliament (hall be further prorogued until the 15th of January. At that time a full atten dance of Members may be expeeted, and the impor tant bulinefi of the Seffion will immediately corn mace. We announced yefterday that Government had re ceived difpatches, which left little hope of Peace be ingmaintained between this country and Spain. It is now underftood, that by the tall letters from Ad miral COCHRANE, who commanded the Blockading Squadron off Ferrol, Minifters received information from the Admiral of his having received difpatcbea from Mr. Fast s, at Madrid, Rating, that he had got his palfports, and intended to leave Madrid on the toth. The Mcffenger from Mr. Feats to Govern ment with the above intelligence has not yet arrived. Nothing, however, is more probable. 'The notifica tion of Lord Haaaowar to the merchant% and the capture of the Spanith frigates, hewed plainly that negociation was nearly ezhaufted. One confequence that will fpeedily follow a rup ture between the two countries will be, that all the treafure of Spain will be wanted at home for the maintenance and fupport of her army and navy, and BOSIAPIIRTI will find it difficult to draw any freib (applies from that quarter, for the purpofe of either defraying the mix-nets of his coronation, or carrying on the war againn this country. A private letter from Paris of the loth inn. Rates, that Admiral GRAVINA, the Spanilli Ambaffador in that city. bad received upon the Bth, a Courier from his Court, with an account of the capture of the Spanifh treafure (hips, off Cape St. Mary, and that his Sovereign' would, io coufequence, be unable to pay the inflalment of tribute due to BONAPARTS in December. The fame letter Rates, as a fad well known at Paris, that all the bills drawn fince the be ginning of October by Mattson, the Minitler of Bo w AAAAA s's Trealko yotpon the Senates of Hamburgh, Bremen, and Lubec, have been fent back, protefted and unpaid ; and that the Magiftrates of thefe cities have been encouraged to this refinance of French ex torsion, by the Cabinet of Sr. Peterfburgh. There bills have been taken up by the Bank of France, and the money has been advanced by it as a loan upon the revenue of the year XV. commencing on the z3d September, 18c6, the public revenue being already mortgaged up to that time, by the French Govern ment. We have received French journals to the rath. and Dutch Papers to the rsth infant, but their con tents are not of much importance. A letter from Calmar, in Sweden, inferted in the Journal du Commerce of the the lath inft. dated 080. bee IS, after remarking) that,French newfpapers, &c. Ike. had been babille4 Stockholm, Rates as a fad, that Louis XVIII. had abdicated the crown of France in faveur of one of the font of the Coont d'Arixors, who was to have his Coronation much about the fame time as that of NAPOLEON at Paris.— The writer adds, 0 this farce will be perfectly harm lefs ; and for my part, it would be a matter 4 in difference with me to witncfs the Coronation of Lours XIX. Louis XX. or Crraitess X." The day after General Auc ER Lou's late arrival at Brea, he reviewed the troops of the diff,rent ar. mies. which took place on the courfe of Agot, from whence there is a good view of the fleet and road of Breit. On the gth Brumaire. the Marfhal had a particu lar review of the Corps of Irifh, and entering into all the details of his in ftrudions, he witneffed with great pleafure the rapid progrefs tithe nfxers, in the coarfe of eight months, many of whom are now in a fitua tion enabling them to take the command of regiments. The Marshal curetted himle:f satisfied with the ex cellence of their difcipline. The Paris Journal which was the 4rft to announce that his Imperial Highnefs, Prince Louts, bad de poritcd too,coo fr Inks, to be dinributed among the poor, has been compelled' to fay that it wax led into an error. By a late Imperial decree, the department of the Roer from the t ttlt of this month, to be included in the rith military divifion. An article fro•? Paris of the lath mentions, that as there was no commemorative Fete this year foe the tiith Drumaire, it will, of cootie, be incorporated with Ciat cf the Coronation, and thus inmate ill brilliant recollection of that memorable day. Several German Papers are hid to have afrerted that the maGou of the Swcdilh Baron Aaw.lll.DT to Berlin, was to obtain a guarantee from the King of Fru(Sa againa the itivadon of Swerals Pomerania, but that his Idajcfly formally refuted any kind of ill terteot;on with tercet to Cw.dea. MARK-LANL CORM EXCHIII6I, SOY. IS. Not having many frefh famplel of Wheat to-day,7 and the Miller,' demand continuing, from the favour. able weather fur working, caufee fates full two }bil lings per quarter dearer. Barley and Ault cape-4 rience little fluauation. Good White Peas are ra ther higher than our lift quoted price. Beans force. thing cheaper. Although (mall fupplies of Oats, the few (ales made arc not dearer. Some Flour of very fine quality rather exceeds our Currency. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, Iga toss sass per qr. Grey Pate sio. to 365. Fine Ditto, tiyo. loco. ed. ions, yos 611. od. Rye (new). JP. boo ad. Tick Ditto stn. jBe. od Barteso ts. 566. 6d. Oats, Sys. 325.34 a. Mak, Sas oos. od. - Poland ditto, 354. 3 6 . od , White Pao, Si.s 6so. od. Rape Seed, szt. to 441. per klik l PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour you to op. &coeds Bp. to yaw. per rack• DUBLIN; NOVEMBER :9. The adjourned meeting of the Catholics was held on Saturday lag, and was more numerottily and re fpedably attended than on any of the preceding days. Lord FINCIALL was in the chair, and among the prin cipal Catholics attending, were Lord SOUTUWILL, Sir THOMAS Fawn, Sir 0. BILLSW, feveral other country Gentlemen, Condelots Connor, Scully, Be lew, &c. and betides, moR of the leading Dublin mer chants of that communion. Mr. Keoort, whore name you mull have heard of as conneßed with the early agitation of Catholic Claims, was preterit, and made a long fpeech in favour of a petition to Parlia ment. His argument was to this drat, that as the late rebellion was imputed to the Catholics, it would be a tacit admifflon of the charge, if they were to re (rain from chiming what yet remained to be granted to them ; and that, therefore, they ought to put for ward their claims with the confidence of innocent men, &c. etc. The refult of the meeting was, a de• termination to petition, and a Committee of twenty five, comprifing the principal Members prefrnt. was nominated to prepare the fame. The meeting then adjourned until January nest, I am told, that at the meeting on Saturday, the legal authorities prefent were alked by a dillinguifh ed perfonage, whore love for the laws keeps pace with his civil ambition, whether the meeting did not come under the provitions of the Convention Aft The reply was, that it did not. We have had a prevalent report here, of a very fe riour mitlindernanding between Lord Dorman Nolte, Chief GOITIIIIMMIC: of Revenue, and the Right Hon. Mr. FosTle, in confequence of the f;;Mention of Mine excite officers; but I am happy to acquaint you that, as well as I eau learn, nothing has pared between there regretted charades's, unworthy of their till is rank and polithed manners, and that no coat rime can he likely to proceed from any communication be. tween them, but what mutt be beneficial to his Ma leity's Government, and the public revenues. fr- Yenerciay ahnut three o'clock, bis Majerry rived, in his travelling carriage, from Kew, at the Queen's-Honfe. In a &oft time after, his Maitre' , gave audiences to the Lord CDANcILLoa and Lord HAWILISSVRT. After which, his MADATT held a Privy Council. at which, we underfland, the Parlia ment was further prorogued. There were prefcnt at the Council the LORD CHANCELLOR. the Duke of MONTROSE. the Marquis of HERTFORD, Earl CAM DEN, Lords HASIVICESDURY and MULGRAVE, and Meffrs. W. DUNDAS and Carrara°. The Cocncil broke up at about half paR four o'clock ; when his Mairsxv gave audiences to Earl CAMDEN and Lard ARDEN. About fix o'clock his MAJESTY left the Queen's-Houfe for Slew. In the evening her Maltsry had a fele& party the Queen's Houle. Yeßerday the Duke of Kiwi. dined with their MAJESTIES. Yefterday morning the Ckauctxsoa of the Es- CHIC:ISIS. and Earl CAMORN had long interviews with Lord Msxvisi.t, at the Admiralty. The Spanifli Ambaffador had an interview yeller day with Lord ME tvILLI, at the Admiralty. Sir Ganacs Rtistrioxn, we are lorry to hear, has been confined to his room ever fence his arrival from France. On Wednefday evening, at fix o'clock, was mar. ricd, at her honk in Hinde-greet, Mancheller.fquare, Lady FLELTWOOD, widow of the late Sir TKOMIAII Fcssrwono, Bart. to his Excellency Count ST. MAP.TIN DI FRONT, many years AmbAffarlor from Sardinia to this Court. The ceremony was performed by a Clergyman of the Catholic Church, a &inertia. 'ion having been previoufly obtained from the Bithop of Lowoos. There was a fuperb dinner given nu the creation. Her Lad)fhip's drefs was uncom monly elegant. His Wittier has given direetinns for the enlarge ment of the cavalry barracks at Windfor, now occu pied by the Oxford Blues. The building is now fuf ficient to contain two hundred men and hoes', and it is to be enlarged fo as to contain four troops. The altevatiixts are immediately to be proceeded on. MRcNAILMAS Tilll4, 1804. —The following GO tlemen have been called to the Degree of Barritters at Law, by the Hnn. Society of Lincoln's Inn, vit. Henry _Berens, Zig. William Lamb ; Timms %temper', owe Wm. Aylmer, (basks Chritt. Pepys, sad William Psi r Border, Efjulres. Mr. DOsestsiG. t.re youth who was (fated in nor Paper of yefletday to have been impreffed in Tavi. Rock.firett, the preceding day, upon the mere ground of a Falk and anonymous letter, was at twelve o'clock isetterday liberated from on board the Tender, upon • the produtlion of an affidavit from his father that he bad ne7 zr been at fn. ew ST RI chi NC b; p 1 t 4 NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. Dablie Wiserford MAILS THIS DAY Wind S. W. I i I Hamburg's o ARR. DC!. 0 1 PLymoure, Nov. rt.—Came in the Piracy, of 98 guns, from e , e Channel Fleet, to refit ; the Pic reas, Captain Rosser MANN, from Riga ; the Pnilii!, Captain J. SMITH. from Porfground ; Betfey, Capt. RICHARD P AAAAA from Peterfburgh ; Better Luck Still, Captain C. YBOXAN, from Riga, all with naval Rotes far this port. The Providence, Capt. Posts MEAL, from Peterfbingh, with hemp and iron, Iv Waterford; the HLRAISI armed flip, of 18 guns, from the eaftward, with a fleet under convoy. is Letters frorn Great Yarmouth, received here, (tare the total lots of the Venus, of this port, with :ow quarters of fine wheat—crew Lived. PORYINIOUTH, NOVISEER 22,•••AtriPed the BRI rasst• cutter from a cruize ; DECADE frigate ; and SYLPH (loop of war, from Guelnfey.— Sailed the Qz..F re cutter, with a convoy for the Downs. DIAL, Nov. au...Arrived the RAISONABLI man of war, from the Northward ; l'AtetAeLE frigate, acd the RAILLIUIL (loop of war, from a cruize..— Came down from Sh:ernefs the Fuatous bomb, and a fleet of outward-bound aerie's from the River.... Sailed the Hyena frigate for Portfmouth ; Scour (loop of war, and the ARCHER gun-brig, for Sheer nets. The CURLIVI and PRETTY Lass (loops of war, have both fignal for convoy to the weßwird.—Wind N. W. Yaamoore, N sea 32.--Yeßerday morning two large-hips got on the Newcome, and every means were ufed by the yawls to get to their alliftance, but. every attempt proved abortive, as the fea ran fo very high t about twelve, the wind blowing a gale from the N. W. and tide flowing, they both got off, and was each of them boarded by the yawls, one of which has not been heard of, but hopes arc enter• tained that fhe ran for Harwich. The crew of the othe l ithe Albion of Whitby, Joan Kiva Hefter. which had thirteen feet Inter in her hold, and the water Rill gaining fall, were obliged to run her on the home land off Loweßoft, which they Jailed with fome of their cloth—the grip and cargo are loft. She was 343 tons burden. laden with coals and glair, and her firfl voyage, which, had (he accompliared. fhe would have been taken into Government fervice. The Coußant Increafe, laden with coals, taken by SLACRHAN, is retaken by the F raw gon.brig, and arrived here ; alfo the Scipio, with coal., taken by the above, is retaken by the MINI, and arrived here.—Sailed the Insrecroa 'loop of war, Turco.. armed (hip, Swat cutter, and Viso.; logger. Re main the MONMOUTH, CRUIZER gun brig, and her prize. and one cutter. Captain Bute s m rror is a pat. loner OD board the bfoastoure, where he will re. main until the privateer fails for the ffiver.—Palied through retard fleets of laden colliers.”-Wind N. W. PROM LLOYD% LIST. 01,4•1181114 NQV. 112.--Paffed by the Phernia, Smarts, front Cherbtargis, and the Attempt. Praia, Iron ArehangeL—Salled the Devon, Sparks; Ca:Mures, ratting; ?dory, Ayton • Samuel. Sightly;; Fly, Kennedy; Chian, Patter; 'Jenne', Chapman; and the Plata, Macdonald, Gr Tanaka ; Sir flyde Parker,Smlth; Andromeda, Darlcy; and the Adventure. Headrick, for &Moons Tana, &oysters; And Ma Mentor, Lamont, for St. ; Dal rymple, Shia; and tha Providence, Chrlftle, fee Burbler; Lady Poe HilaSrfs Chtven, (Cr Melia; Mars, Stuart, for Dominica ; Nelfon, Herbert. for St. Vincent's; Neptune, Sabha/e s par Sa vannah ; Fame, Baud, for Dennarara ; Nagy, Cook, for Antigua ; Brothers, Sparks, for • fobago ; Vruw Henrietta, --, for St. Ml chati's ; Elizabeth, OLla a, foe 'cunnlngat; Jooge Samuel, Car ton Ewe Gebrodets.Ohkra; Juffrow Catarina, &been; Wars Steen; and the Vrow, Ma pre IV ED. Dyer, for Err den. ARU Off Dever, Wan and PJ!ly, Shaw, (ram Virciria. At Plymouth, Better Luck Still, --, trout Riga; a,d Bay, Porter, from Pc terfbureh. At Whit:haven, Orion, Wilton, from Petafbweb. At &Mot, ERAS. Brabant, from Bliboa• At rook. Harp. WC3I. pa, front Newfoundland. At Liverpool, Endeavour, Hagha, from Halifax and Einghkeit, front Pato. At Cork, Jaw, Adams, from Philadelphia. At Jerfey, Manlas, Miffory, trona the Welt Indies. At Rotterdam, Rambler Kceft.; and Vidor?. Pouthy, from Boßon. At Barbados, O rion, Soft, from Lon don. At Newfoundland, Adventure, Wrap, from (ember. At Oporto, Philippa, Tapley. from Newfoundland. At Viatia, BSc setnib, Shandro, from Newfoundland. The Ant, —, from Brian', for Barhatlnee, is re ported to Se captured by a privateer of fit guns, itt fight of Barbadoes. The following very Melanchnly accident happened early on Toefday morning :—The (Meek Three Sif ters, of Penzance, Jowls miller, from Gibraltar, was %Tucked on the car end of iiaylin y g Bland, near the entrance of Chicheller harbour, and Lieut Baas ITT, of the Royal Garnlon Battalion, his Lady, a daugh ter of about twenty.two years of age, one about sa e and two infants, were warbed overboard and drt , wn. ed. The two daughters, and one of the infants, have been wanted up at liayling, and interred. Another patlinger, Mr. laeuteac C and his wife, the mailer, and three of the crew, were raved.— One boy of the veffel was drowned. The yard is entirely gone to pieces. It appears that the paffew. gees hired this little veffel (JG tons) at Gibraltar, for one hundred and eighty guineas, to bring them to England. to efcape the dreadful ravages of t‘: ; I Toe, and kft that gattifun the 9th ; that .1.: put tutu Falmouth, but was obliged to dep though in a leaky Rate ; that (be afterwards h ..1 1 heavy gale of wind off the Lizard, and was d. back to Penz ince, where floe lay a fortnight quarantine, and was then again order:d to St•ni gate Creek ; and it was in pstrfuing there orders that the has been 1011, and fo many of her paffengets drowned. The Colleetor of the Cußoms at C ii;chcf to has put feversl petfons under quarantine. in Clichefter heehaw, who have had communication with 'he furvivors; and the Colleetor of theCußouts of Portfrnoutb on Wednefday went mate wreck, (enured all rise baggage that has been refereed, and put the crew and pairenTers that arc faced into a veffel Mr. Limn! 1 .,, r she purpre of carrying them on to Stanctate Cr:tk, to find; the petforagarges of quarantin.•