Star. — London, England, 1804-01-16 00:00:00

■ LONDON. The Fourteenth Letter of GALCIACCIS bar; hem received; and, if a.) unfdafeen impediment occur s will appear To mutrow. MONDAY, JANUARY i 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK) 3 per Cent Carl money, 56i t.—Ohto, foe Feb 561 ; div. on. Reduced 5 per Cent. 71,--Ncar 5 per Cant. Old ; per Cent. 34 — Long Ann. 16i 3-t6—Short Ann. 33-omniorm 43. PRICE OF STOCKS UN SATURDAY : 3 per C. Red. 35f # t Long Ann. 16 t5-t6i 3 per C Conf. As 55 Onanum 4 1.1 4 Per C. 711 72 Lott/ ty Ticket. 17L 171. 5 per C. Navy 534 Conf. for ace 36.1 i 5 pet C. 2 797 9.lft =suit. JAN. xl. per Collt. k.,... 0i.0j per Cents. Co 3 ark of Exchange--Dublin no London IA: 15. Contrary to what had been announced in the Paper's of Saturday and this morning. Hu Males: does 6a it 41 COVeld Garden Theatre this evening. ._... A ruthour has been very prevalent in the City tbis aborning that the troops are embarking all along the Dutch and French coals.—We can cooly fay that sso letters or accounts of any kind have reached us from the coati that countenances in the (culled de gree Cu& a report. Letters received by the Gottenburgh Mail, which arrived on Saturday, confirm the accounts received by the Hamburgh Mails, of formidable additions being making to the Rufnan force in Livonia. They Qat& alto, that orders have been iffued to batten the equipment of a fquadron of (hips defined for the Mediterranean, and that arrangements are making ' at Corfu for the reception of a coufiderable body of Roams troops. This morning arrived a mail from Lilbon, brought to Falmouth by die Painca or WsLas packet in four days. This day we received letters from Gibraltar of the sd December, but having before had letters of the Bth, they prtfent but little news. They mention the arrival of, a 'Orel from Carthagena in four days, by which intelligence bad been received that, notwith• 'landing the onderilood nentra/ity of Spain, that power continued to employ great aftivity in fitting out feveral flips of the line. From tbe American Papers to the tyth ult. we have estraeed &viral articles, given in another column. It appears by thefe Papers, that on the scab of °Sober bis Majefly's Gip Cur silt Lays fell in with a number of American 'did* having the garrifon and part of the inhabitants of Port-au-Prince on board, efcapiog from thence for Cuba. The Cuss z o difarmed the troops, and then fuffered them to proceed, and the whole were landed at St. Jago on the sift of the fame month. A dreadful florm happened at New York on the ssth ult. which did great damage among the Gip- The Nro nri Ankeetfler of the 13th of December data the arrival at Philadelphia of the (hip Fanny, in ninety-two days from the EU of France, with in telligence that a French fquadron of two Chips of the line, and fu or (even frigates, with troops on board, bad arrived there before the failed, which had been to Pondicherry to take poffetEon of that place, but being refuted, they received inflruftions from the Go vernor of Mauritius, who was then informed of the War, to return to the I& of France, in confequence of which they cut their cables, and failed immediately. —At the departure of the American vetel they re mained at the latter place, L 4 ving landed soot" troops. There can be no doubt of this fquadron being that commanded by Admiral Limns, which another vef fel, arrived from the fame quarter, defcribes as con. fitting of the Marengo of Bo guns, and five frigates. The hopes of late entertained of its capture by Ad rniralU•l a Ica, can therefore nn longer be entertained, though there is every probability of its ultimately falling into our hands. It will be neceirary, however, that Government keep a watchful eye on our eallern poTeMonr, efpe cially if there be any truth in a report now circulat ed, that from recent information there is good reafon to believe that while Boraraevs engrofret the atten• Lion of the Britifh Empire with the third of an at. tack on England, or at halt on Ireland, ne intends, the Ertl nrportnnity, to fend nut the Drell fleet, or a Prong divition of it, laden with troops, for ale Eta Indict. We may rape& various reports of new !Climes of the enemy. and it is obvious that any rational plan that could be dcvifcd to Live the credit of the FlotST CONSUL, without the necellity of x dirat invafion of this country. would to him Le highly accepttiLle.— lie had no i.lea, when Le ci:mmitted hinifelf by making the t.,lh tartar, that :he youth of this coon. I , iniiead d rec i iiiting, like his conlcsipts, to be c..rticd to enc army in chains, would •olunteer in fuch flambe's, that the Government would be oblig ed to rearain them. The intelligence mull have de ranged every calculation he had pre% inufly made. and !hewn him the neceltty of making fume new arranwment:.; and, thourh it may he the funs of • his ath!.ition, at tl.e paint mt.niert, fo effc.l an in wallop, it i. more titan 1.1.1ba1.,4 lie aims at attacking us is fume other way, that hie 1•s 21'.1,7 not remain :41.c. znaii The COM fel. fifkie The rnira thou faller It keep 1 chill ed. t to be 1 I ion tack the Pror loth the e that CON , this lie mak y. Car t filch ed to rola and arra his us In FRENCH yo 0721VALS. This day we received the Mvaiteara to the 3d in- Rant iuclutive. They do not however prefent much novelty. In ft(t we can hardly find in them any thing worthy of the fmalleft notice. It appears by letters from Nantes, Rennes, and Chartres, that con(derable damage has been done to houfes and other edifices by the late Rorms. Two perfons were killed at Rennes bT the falling of a houfe, others were very much hurt. At Chartres the lead was torn from the roof of one of the churches, in pieces of liven or eight feet in length, and con- veyed through the air like &dolls of paper. Five per cents, 54fr. zoc. BALI, arc. 21. The old prohibitive laws againfl the Jews are re newed. All trade in cattle is forbidden, except in the public markets. They can carry on no commerce with the inhabitants of the Canton. but, on paying ready money : their bills and notes of whatever kind are of no validity. DEC. 22. Our Gcveinment, the Magiftrates of which have fo many uninterrupted relations with the French Government. has at all times made it a duty to live in good harmony with our neighbours. Hitherto, they have endeavoured, but in vain, to prohibit en tirely all trade with contraband articles, and parti cularly the importation of the Englifh manufaftures into the Cantons bordering _on France. The Grand Council, however. has adopted a decifive meafure on this fubjee, which Rates, that applications made before the tribunals of Bale in regard to cons. millions for canting Englifh goods to be imported into the French territory, cannot in future be admit ted by the tribunals, which can give no opinion on that &Ned : this order bas operated like a Broke of thunder on our merchants, who are fo bale as to en gage in this commerce : it mnft put an end to coo traband trade, or at lea Wren it. Yellerday morning the Rosa:. Faulty attended divice fervice at St. George's Chapel, Windfor, and heard an excellent fermon by Dr. Wasson, from the gth chapter of Proverbs and tsth verfe—lf tbas k thalfbalt k wifi for deer. Tbe King has been pleated to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to C Paws, of Spring-grove, Richmond, in the County of Surrey, Efq. and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. SAMOSA LTSOII6, of the Inner Temple, Efq. is ap pointed to the Office of Keeper of the Rolls and Re cords of the Court of Chancery, in the Tower of London, in the room of Tuoteas Arrxa, Efq. dc. ceafed. The Earl of MOIRA has ordered, that in future the allowance granted by his Majetty for the billeting of foldiers, being nine-pence per week, or one penny per day for Lhorter periods, for each non-commiffioned officer and foldier, Dull in hawk be paid by the Billet-mailers of towns. The billet to be prefented to them, as evidence of the time for which the lodg ing money is due. On Monday laft the Earl of DY/laiT called a meeting of his tenantry in Helmingham Park, and after an impreffive addrefs. prefentecithem with their retainers, on which 300 immediately enrolled them (elves as Volunteers: the lilt had hourly incrcafed, and on Friday it amounted to nearly 3w. His Lordibip intends to clothe them at his own expense ; which bounty he has already conferred upon boo of thole on his Ames in Chefhire. Signal Pons have been crated upon the great !mai fituated upon eminences throughout the coun ty of Norfolk. Lail week flag naffs were placed upon Rainham Hall, the feat of Marquis Towasuaws ; it Holkham Hall, the feat of Mr. Coss; and at Houghton Hill, the feat of. Earl CHOLMONDELCY.— The His is red, and is only to be honied in cafe of a/Nal 'ovation, or the appearance of an enemy on the coal. On Saturday upwards of torso men of the fah and other Regiments, embarked at Blifworth, North aroptonfhire, for Ireland : the weather was extremely (evert, and much annoyed them. On embarking at the Canal, they were refrefhed with a quantity of old ale by the Reetor of the parifh. On Monday lan Cornet Jackfon, with Meffrs. Oudk, Murray, and Richardfon, Officers of the aoth Light Dragoons, were eonrifted before the Magiflutes at Doichefier of a riot and affault upon many perfons in that town, and fined in the funs of :11. 16, On Friday two Shorkditch Butchers flatted for a confiderable wager to walk five miles, one of them was to c.:rry a tray, with a quarter cwt. of land on his (boulder, the other unencumbered. He who car ried weight, though naturally the heavied man, won the wager by five minutes and a half. On Thurfday morning Mr. G. Steadman, fon of Mr. J. Steadman of Ixworth, Suffolk, eloped with the daughter of a Mr. Boldero, an opulent farmer of that place. The citctuntlance loon coming to the knowledge of Mr. B. lie purfued the fugitives; but by the earelelfireti of the driver, his chair.: was over fet, and he was fo dreadlully bruifed, that he expired in lefs than two hours. On 'lllnriday !aft Mr. SWANNET, a Butcher of Pimlico, and a member of the (elm's Volunteers, was fummuned before Mr. COLQ..1)110VII, the fitting Magifirate at the Public Office, Itieen-lquase, fur nonpayment of fines, in confiquence of negleaing to attend 14 field dal •. Colonel Rom:isms, Captain Lassarav, and Adjutant Anavis, attended, and proved the charges. The defence fet up by the be. tindant was, that the days for which he was fined were Sundays, which he neglefled to attend on ac count of religious opinion:: but he having figned as. sidles. binding himself to conform to all rules and rerelato.ns of the Corps, the Magillrzte ordered him to pay 0.4 Fan+. an..moting to two gilineA., which he paid. big; flgn;fi,d his inuntion of withdrawing from 'he Corps, which a scsulation that aJn,it, ..n forfc.tute Uf icl. NAUTICAL INTRLLIGENCZ. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. S. E. ♦ll. DUI. AIM. DUI. D•bpr a I Hangnail% o I Wataitat • 4 Lana a G. PENZANcs, Jaw. 13.-1 was this morning informed by a man belonging to a SAaing boat of this Bay, that he fpoke with one of the veffels in the fleet, which, as I informed you in a former letter. paired this Bay from the foutheall, that they were all homeward bound from Malta, Gibraltar, &c. but under what convoy he could not recolleet. The /Wm.', stop; cut• ter got under weigh yefterday morning, but returned again about four P. M. and remains. The wind ind blows now very firong from the fouthwcft and hazy.—N. B. The fleet above•mentioned, when off this Bay, had the wind about tooth; they had tacked before they made their appearance, and were (land ing to the weftward, which caufed many to fuppok that they had come from the eaftward, or foutheaft. A pairage boat is jute come in from the iflands of Scilly, but brought no particular information. TORBAY, J.N. 4.—Arrived from a cruise his Majefty's fbip New lists, having fplit her fails to pieces, it blowing a heavy gale of wind at S. S. W. Alto arrived and remains the (loop Lord Helton, H. Cuss:l4AV matter, of and from Shoreham to Milford, in ballaft, having loft her main boom, &c. Pernourn, Jammer s+—Laft evening arrived his Majefty's frigate NAIAD, of 38 guns, Captain Wazzts, in the Saund, after a cruize of 15 weeks off Ferrol and Coronas, during which the ezpe• rienced many heavy gales of wind and very bad weather; yet, the perfevering and gallant Pazzaw, with his fquadron, kept his nation throughout the whole of the dreadful hurricane off the coaft of Spain. The NAIAD left Sir EDWARD and his fqoa dron all well on their Elation to late as Sunday lA, confining of the following men of war and cutters, viz. TONANT, of 84 guns, Sir E. PELLET, ' Dart. MALTA, 84 guns, Capt. &MAR j S►sxcza, of 74, Hon. Captain STOPFORD j GRAMM of 74, Captain FRaawAliTLI j DRAGON, Of 74, Capt. GRIFFITH j AIDINT, of 64, Capt. Wisrnoar ; HUSSAR, of 36, Captain P. S. Wizstssox g Hissazit cutter, of 14, Lieut. J. COOHL•N j and S s cutter, of 14, Lieut. Ls sszy ; they were then dote in with the harbour of Ferrol. The SPAR TIATE, 84 guns, Captain M , which had feparated on a cruize the beginning of December, was fpoke with on the 24th of that month, previous to the gale of the 25th December. The Da•coa, 74. guns, Captain Gaisvirm, which failed from Caw land Bay to join Admiral Coaaw•lLts, was detach. ed by him to reinforce Sir E. PELLOW. The N•IAD carried difpatches to the gallant Admiral, and found him all well with his fquadrott off Wheat, on Tod day, and left him with difpatches for the AA , ..:—.18v. and Admiral Sir J. COLPOYE, K. B. at this port on Tuefday evening. The French fquadren in Breft outer Road, from the report of the in (bore look out Blips had not made the leaft indicaticm of any move ment. PORTSMOUTH, JAL 55.--Arrived his 111.4jeliy% Blip CHAN ma, from Cork.—The AMIMCADI gate is releafed from ftsanintine; and the following tranfports from the Meditemnean, viz : the Alez• ander, ANDULSON j Antelope, Rara■ ; Daily, Wiz sou ; Ceres, Run; Salus, Roasos ; Apollo, Baows; Hope, Was r ; and Lord Eldon, MUSH. DIAL, JAN. 15.—Came down from Sheernefb the Abundance Rore (hip. Arrived the A c rum, Hoop of war from a cruize, and remains with his Majetly's Blips and the outward bound as per lad, and the Cam brian, Capt. Gaunt's, for Bombay. Wind S.S.W. FROM I.LOYD'S LIST. GRAVE s t cs, JA r. tt...Palfed by the Loyal Volunteer, Mottley. from Seville; Leine. Paula, from 1341b0a t Four Sifters, Johnfon. and Vrow Maria, Quills, from Emtulen. Sailed the Vrow Jan*. for Emtsdm; King George, Cotter, and Dick, Robcrtfon. for St. Vincent's. Aa mon—At Drblin, Pbabe, Elwyn, from London; Amity, 11/PDaoaldy cud Prodmcc, Arden, from Philadelphia. At Phi ladelphia, George, Rim, from Briltol ; and Elm, Ingllt, from Cork. At New York, Central from Liverpool; and g ea d o w e r, Bell, from Leith. At Virginia, Minerva, Corrick, from Clyde; Paragon, Wood, front liriltol; Helena, Stewart; and Pradent, Boyd, from Liverpool. At Boften,Galenjilnek- Icy, from London. Dimenflons of the French National Gun Boat, No. 436, now lying in Dover Harbour, captured by his biajetty's gun brig, Lieutenant Wit. Suersamto, the 'Bib of December, 1803, viz. Ft. 10. Ft. In. Length aloft OS 7 Depth forward S 6 Breadth a IS Breadth of the Stem 11 5 Depth under the Warn 4 3 Rake abaft o 7 Depth under the Deck 4 9 Draught of Water 4 6 Depth of the Sti.rn 11 3 • - 'Scven hanging Cabins'on each fide in the hid w ith room for hammocks in the midlhips.—Scantling of floor Timbe r s four inches by eight inches deep.—Top Timbers three inches. and but little diminithed, plank one and a half inch thick. a Bras Gus, works on a lbJe, bore Ave inches fix eighths.... Howitscr Brats, ditto, Ga inches keen eighths. A letter has been received from Madeira, dated the t9th of December, which Oates that a fquadron of French privateers, under the orders of M. Ptassitian, confining of l'Egyptienne, rif 36 guns and 360 men, Uncle Toby, of 20 l itans and :so men, a brig of t 6 guns, and a lateen.rigged vcirel of to guns, was to have failed from the Canaries early in December, to cruife thence to the Weßein Ifles, and occalionally to look into Madeira. This fquadron has captured the Mancheller, Pacts, of I.:rerpool (which has ar• rived at Teneriffe, off which port the was taken). the Mercury, from Jamaica fur London I the General Gordon privateer. of Jerky; a Wen Indiaman, name unknown t and two other re ffels.—La 1.0. s e frigate, u ;it; a fmill Wen fudis ficet from iailed Ma. on 1::t 75' 1 '. 2f NoTt!mher. 3R171311 SVADRON OFF BOULOGNE. AT •SCHOR OFF BOOLOONI, JAw. 7. We are anxioufly waking for the remainder of the convoy from Calais. At prefent the enemy are all Cafe in harbour. The malls of the veffels in Bou, logne harbour are fo thick,that they look like a woods indeed it is impotilole to count them. 111111AllY 10. The enemy Rill keep within their Rrong holds, not ore of them has attempted to come out fince the left attack made upon them. JANVIIIT 12. This morning one of nor vefels difcorered large boats a the mouth of the river, and as cum fual bugle on the beach :—preparations have conk. , quently been made to attack them, ibould they ven. ture beyond the reach of their batteries. I (hall give. you foam farther particular► in my nest. DIAL, jai. fp It is DOTI certain, that BONAPAITI was prefent At Boulogne, when the bat yeas were captored by our flotilla. The Imamate:Ara teems to be getting ender way,--Itemain l the Downs the thin as per I A & with the outward•bonnd. The BASILISK gun• brig has made a fignal for coavoy to the weftwarcl.—. Wind S. W. CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, ydy. id. There are this day but few arrivah of Wheat, and thofe chiefly of middling and inferior quality 3 from the late very plentiful (applies, this article is noted at little variation in price —The (apply of Barley ie fhort, and is quoted as left week—Erin Malt but little doing—White Peas in full quantity aid dull fele, ra, Cher at lets—We have but few fresh arrivals of Oars, and they continue to (uppers the quotation—.M full (apply of flour, which inclines lower than Lift week, GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER V/b6ll. SU 43. 34 1 Pp 1t• MERL Fine DWG, 33 1 3 6 1 Este Scat 351.t0 3111. per 1414 Rye, Oh. 316. 8063,366. 614. evt, EFky. so& sp. =.. to. 176. cwt. Mat, scs. Cies:* tt3a sfa isr Saw . 375• Na. 4 4 . Wake Bala 7L to cm balk. Grey Pas 335. 365. Pram dka, Ift . to . I7* • bans, 73s 31s. Tang, Is. to A, Tick Dias 3u. 335. - _ _ Oats, 19s nee Pyarr, apses• per ad§ Poland ditto. Sin Ha Seconds cos. cgs. ranee Tll2 Average Price of Cnrn In England and Wales, from she germ; ending de 7th of January, IScg. Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. 1 Peace a. el. a d. a d. 6. d. a 1. 6. gs 3 3S 3 23 It 21 7 37 s 4s made in avenge Price a Sugar. computed from do ketonic made in die week ending Jan. 11,11 445. acid. per hundred weight. At Warminfler market, on Saturday laft, tie prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, zl. Bs. to al. tn. per quarter ; Barley, ;I. 4s. to 11. ss. ; Oats l 19$. to ill. ts. ; Beans, al. os. to al. as. DUBLIN, JAN. 10. An account was yelterday received of the /termer der of another rebel, one of Dwyer's alfociates, Cullen, and of his being then lately lodged in the guard houfe at Homewood He fent Capt. Here a melrage on Saturday lafi, that if he would be fq good to accept his furreuder, be was ready to Ova bimfelf up, requeking at the fame time, that Mr. Guts. Hume, fon of Mr. Hume, of Sinnot-place. might take the trouble of going into the mountains Tome miles in the night to receive him, where tbq perfon he (Cullen) feut would conduit him. Mr. H. accordingly fet out, attended by one of the Hume.. wood cavalry, and meeting him at the appointed place, he fur rendered binsfe - f a prifoner. Cullen was engaged in the rebellion of 1795, and at the memorable battle of Hacketaown received * fcvere wound in the hand. Jaw. t a.—On Thurfday laR, Mr. Sims Donovan, of Cork, was liberated from his imprifonment in the New Goal, by an order from Government. Yefierddy;the noted Derr underwent a long examination at the Gale. Though familiar with the name of this phimikring difciple of " the Mountain Nymph. Tweet Liberty," the public are ignorant of hie perfon. He is about five feet ten inches high, athletic, and fnmewhat in.kneed. He Reps firmould holds hins felf ereft ; and fo far, has much the appesaance of is private foldier in coloured clothes. His hair is dark and age cropped, and as the face and manners generally acquire a charaßer from the difpofitiona indulged in, and the habits of life purfued, there is in his manners a degree of ferncity, or, perhaps, more properly, impudent boldnefs, and his face, all the features of which have a tendency to turn upwards, as is underanod by a cocked note, difplays a cords derable portion of that infenfibaity to crime. to fliame, and to litnation, which is vulgarly, but very appropriately, Rrled llaass.—Devellin, one of his atfixiates, was alto examined. Ctillitun, alias General Clarke, who was woonded in the head by a remind in the Cattle, as he was at tempting to efcape, died this week in the Infirmary, to which he was immediately fent after beingwonnded. The Both regiment landed here yetlercLay morning. Mr lissic yr has left the Covent Carden flage. The Counters Of GROSMOR has prcfcntcd the Flintfhire Militia ssitli 365 flannel waittcoats. The fall of bow in the North was fo great in the beginning of lad week, that all communication was fulpended. The Glafgow mail of Tuelday was de layed at Catterick bridge twelve hours, till a page could be cot, which was (even feet deep 1 fo that the coach which fhould have reached Stamford on Tuck day. did not arrive till Wedncfday morning. Sitting• appointed in Middlefix and London be fore the Right Honourable Etiwaeo Lord ELaan. ourounm, Lord Chief Juiliee i ke. in and after Hilary Term, do{. ILl:3attlit. IN TT It/t. IL•110011. Es Am'. . Thurfday. - Fria& r, • as.:; Saturday. 7cb. I Sat ntrday. to ::.ourday. Jan. as fcb. 4 r,• rely, Arsra I , RV, a 1 Wok.cf4iy, . 1 -