Star. — London, England, 1804-02-25 00:00:00

FOR SALE, AT PLYMOUTH, As Friday, the 16th d March next, by 1 t o'clock in the forenoon,. rlll4 GOOD BRIG LA CONCO4DE. out Lanese wtotacol. Ft.ln. Length on Deck • 6a It Breadth extrema 30 31 • iirighth bctween decks - 3 7 Elepth in the Hold - 9 °I And admeafum 104 9 6 •94 Wra llquere tern, Presets bulk. and calcalated for the Fruit and New *galena trade ; the Hull and Materials are in moll escelknt woodidon, will require little outfit to proceed to fee. captured on berooTfic from Martinique, and condemned as Prize to his Ma pity's Ships of War Minotaur. commanded by C. Dori M. Mans field, Efq; Amite, Captain Junta Ofwakl; stul s, Captain rcerfon, now hips inflation Poul, and these to be depend. Inunallately after will be fold nal ZIPOWIATKIN. H Tierces 37 Hit& 1 44 bde. so s$ Tierces lot Sugar. ea Bartels et C o ffee . tab Benda Oa Bap a CA's and a es Ixonntangery. - - ----------- - - sea roma CONSUMPTION. 54 Bales Cotton WooL lo Tons Logwood. Pieces Lignim Vita. S Cabin Chairs. Why the antre Cargo of the fold Brig I.A COSCORDE. Sam Grilse Goods may be ken to dap previous to the Saks at the 'booting-honk of James Sykes, Erg. London; at the Count of Edward Lyme, Elq. ; and at the Broker's Ofiee. Poe Inventories, Catalogue% sod foram Pirtiglikans qfP l l the laid Edward Lithe; or to THOMAS LOCKYEA, Sworn Broker. . FM SALE, Al PLYMOUTH. Ow Miley, Orb Mardi ise" by t t o'Clock to the forroooo. T H E GOOD Sit LS LA platabstoms. ft. la Lai& elett - 93 31 Breadeb - s 3 7 liefilitiebetwees Desks 4 3 - so 9 Moab Is Re Held . • Adesesfores )92 U-ps Tows Sqsers Rem. odeb a Owe MIA. wpm; to be French balk; the ma spa atom art is air Condition t Is &Wad for the r ood purples of toreueed ri her voTar Rose Cafe. sod ornoSerreeleise putts to Me Sfejetty e Silo of war the I.Cootior. C. J. Lt. Moselmi4 1.19. Commodor. our lying hi Cameo, sod deem to be .kilvered. . bsstrefietdy Aar will be Seal. 100 ILZPOSTOITIOP, Ss Cam Doody. s 3 Calks. Red Iwo.. stiro3 CA, Matto i Caks=. s. es 4 = OL. 4 Ohs Mesa CAL I Cot Seed. Peke de looloossl pee Oda Cup of the Laid Rip La Pro doom Aaddb is poems* of a Onomallos et Apr piforoese sod Sok. OW Iwo dos 1019RCooet of Aiketnlf of lagliod, seldrdrod to LO WRIE) unqi, Eq. rsaaseoararrost 41 CaulLed Wine. 5 Mem Ituredy. s Calks White Wine. spa Rowe communes Cat Aimee& 11104 the entire Cur et LA ItItUDIDICE. lissit the Osede soy be tees et the Capetiorbeette of 140 Lemke ; it the Ocieeder Mete et Edward tragic et the letieee Peg bvieserish Ossiesses. sod hadoz torn% •11 2 4 Oa fail Simi Lyre; or to THOMAS LOCLTER, Swore lieeMt• I . ll 7 o Wlt h e 31 4 61 .9wi me 1104 . - FRANCE. PARIS, FEL If. The Meaner of the 9th contains the folloiring article ma the merest rife in the funds The fi ends were yelierday done at 57 frat►ks. and this rife is the natural confequence of the knowledge which the public have already obtained relative t 9 the Badger. or the Rate of the finances for the re fine year..by the communication of Come Members of the TribQnaee. The Englifis funds were, according to the laR accounts, at 55, Co that ours begin to have manifealy the advantage, while the rife on our fide, and the fall of the BEIM. will probably continue to iacreafe.— Bat there is am this difference between them. that the French are valued againa bard money, and the line& againa paper money, which in the courfe of exchange a gaina pleases, according to the lea ope ration of the Englilh Government, mutt lofe to per cent. Co that the Englilh funds in money cannot be eßimated higher than 45 per cent• Befides the beginning of this diminution in va. lute, which the Englith Government has been obliged to acknowledge, has been of a kind of advantage in appearance . ; facilitating the circulation of public clefts; and st is even podible that it may, in sp pursue. be of Rill greater advantage. There is alio this benefit, that it renders the realizing of the funds more difficult. on account of the lois that mull be incurred ; and if, notwithflanding this great fall and ffiferedit, the cootie of exchange with the Conti• neat Rill maintains itfelf, it is becaufe England makes very great facrifices by felling the commodi ties of which her warehoufes are full. at extremely low prices. A Frenchman who has efcaped from St. Domingo to the Iffavannah, writes from thence, under date of ' the ad of December, as fnllows The number of our countrymen, who arrived in this ifland (of Cuba), efcaping the fury of the Blacks of St. Do mingo, amounted, two months ago, to ta,ooo. The coolnefs with which we were received increales our fufferings ; for the holpitality we enjoy is confined to the ufe of air and water. One would fuppofe all hearts to be hardened by the misfortunes of the left twelve years, fence thole Frenchmen who have been able to Cave any thing, keep tilde purfes dole, for ' fear of being in Want themfehres. Th e S pan i ar d s behave very firangely to us ; and many, who have no means of friblittence, think of battening to Gua deloupe and Martinique, but the greater number will go to the Continent , to fettle in - Louifiana. The paniards have been very It, iEt in admitting but few of thofe negrnes who remained faithful to their mailers, left they fhould bring along with them that fpirit of independence, rebellion, and murder, pre. wailing in St. Domingo." A letter from Antwerp, dated Feb. 13, rays— w Some days ago two French Commitrariek arrived here on a fpecial million, proceeded beyond the fron tiers, (accompanied by a number of Cullom Houle Officers, and 300 gent d'armes), and on the Baravian territory feized a confiderable quantity of Britilh znerchandire, which had been deNfired there. The whole of there goods. Sp waggon loads, were brought into tl.is city t.n Thurfday, under a Ikon dux; and their value, in which fevetal merchants in this city! have a (lake, is computed at two DiMOM." HAGUE, FCs. is.—Litters from Paris, of the Bth ins. Rate, that inftead of General Mat wort., who has fet out for Holland, General Somali is appoint ed Infpe&or General of the Artillery. The unufual rife in the funds, on the day prior to this date, was in a great routine occafioned, it is Paid, by reports of ncgociations for peace ; but thofe who have the beg opportunities of being well infor med, gave little attention to there reports. Fee. 4.—As Coon as the proceedings of General Molnar. at Flufhing, by order of his Government, had come to the knowledge of our Direaory, a cou rier was feat off to Paris with difpatches, in order, if poffible, to prevent thefe violent meafures. Appli cation was at the fame time made to the French Am . bafador Ds Ssisonvii.xx, and to General 'Pierce, to ful*nd the final execution of the order till an an fwer tho u be reeeived from the French Government. PARLMMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, FE& 34 Coanki were bawd relative to the Appal cook from tbe Court of Chancery In IrebaninTlanses Garde, Efq. and edam et. Wm. Baron, Efq. Mr. Rimelleld at cooßdaidde length Ile leant Coanfel for the Appellation-The hither barbs of dm cafe wee adwarood tin 'reader nem Ile km* Ms before the Hook, eh& of a private nab" were forwarded in their refpeditvc Rages, and fame primate bob. acts difpafed of Ilse Houk Men wijoemed WI time o'clock so Mandel, when the farther conlideratioa of the important Appeal Tbellactoe te. Woodford% 9sadt upon order, sod ou arbkh the Jodie are to woad. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Hoofs proceeded. at half peA tine ed.& 114 11111 • 11 * • Commktee to try led deesepelese the maks eta MOW. tallig&&- inEef es ender Plains and Repo for des deg d Has:fest. n• 11 • 0110 a• dam t 9 isibersts the ldi Comaktee was Jets& Efq. B. Geng, Ifq. Wiry Banks, 1311. Er Robert Barclay IlL l3 = I AI. Geo Vanateut, Efq Ur Robert Lawky Joa &en. Ili. Andrew Se. John, John Adds% Mil. Sir J. Whelegem, Bart. Lord G. A. R. Coundlb. Mr. CORRY Iwo/ pellpene the motion of wilds he had =Poke ter titM day. far a Committee on the in& Ramo till Teaday.-..Agreed Mr. COltalf preford a Petition from the Bakers of Dubin, preying loran A& filliadmmet e• regulate the Baking Trade in that eq.—Ordered tale on Os Taint . Sir GEOROB COOMMIALL reported from the Censmittos =to try end thearalte tie merits of the Petition eons se mane dean for Aory, that John Whfon,who bad been emsnined sea whnefs btiss Committee, bad been guilty of gra& parterleation le his evidence, and that the Com mittee hod ordered him into the relody of the Sajant at Arms. The Report having boa brought up, Sir GEORGE CORNSWALL mood. that the Speaker do Roe be warrant fee the coma .tast of the Paid John Wilton to Nel=geldras pe t :food from &veal perfects, inhabitants of Landlon,Weitroinfterake. praying fee an Ad for more effeastally regehdes the trade et Cidetnerfweeping.--Ordered to be on the Table. Mr. Forma hid, that after what had pedal on the fa of the depreciation el pryer b Ireland, he did entertain hopes that It would have been taken up by the Treafury Barth; hut as that was net the ale, be would do his duty, and futoot a motion to 1 . the Hoofs an Thuile) , next upon this (Aka. Dr. DUIGENAN brought up the BSI for regulating the age fee the &doilies simians into Pridts' and Deacons' Orders in Ire land, whirl was read • int tinut, and ordered to be read a (mond dos en Timidity. The Sae& Benitopt Law Bill was read ade time. The Greenland Ship Bill was read a third time and palibd. The Comen=lpply and Ways and Means. were pat et till Monday dB Monday. LONDON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY as. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK 014. far 5511•Ritt. 0 : fat Aril 5541. ...a money. _ Reduced 55156-i•Omnium 33{ dif.-4 pCe Ceisie; rd. New s pa 0121 i/. 941--.oki $ me Caltati. A Difpatch arrived yellerday from Lord Nitwit, 1 which is fuppo(ed to contain important intelligence. Letters have been received at Plymouth, dire& from his Lordihip, to his friends: the contents ate (bort, jult Rating, that the French fquadron had given him the flip from Toulon; that he received quick intelligence of the event, and was then Reeving after them with every rag of fail • '.:t. and hoped to overtake, and give a good account of them. It is currently reported in the political circles that the difpatches received a few days ago from Sir SIDS SY SMITH brought intelligence that the prepa rations of the enemy in Holland were complete and very formidable, and that fume attempt to invade this country might be expefled almoit immediately. It is difficult to know at the prefent moment what accounts thould be credited refpeiling the enemy. It is well, however, to be prepared for every thing ; and we underhand that the information received in tilde difpatches formed the fubilance of there fent off in confequence to our different Commanders on the c.a. A report prevailed yellerday afternoon, that fifteen fail of the enemy's gun boats had been taken and carried into Deal and Dover. Some of the morning papers repeat the rumour, but fay, they were captur ed by Sir Simi av SMITH.—None of our Port Letters of to-day mention the circumflance. We undernand, however, that intelligence has been received at the Admiralty, Rating, that the ACTIVE cutter, (No. 2 ) Lleut. WILLIAMS, fell in with 11 rtcen fail of the enemy's !mall craft, on the t 9th inilant, proceeding from Mend to Boulogne, of which he had captured one, under circumflances highly creditable to himfeif. It is poltble that chit may have given rife to the above•mentioned rumour. But we ought to add, that juft as this Paper was go ing to prefs, we were affured that Government had received accounts of Sir SIDNEY Sli ITN having fallen t in with a fleet of French and Dutch gun•boats, of I which he had taken fifteen, and dethoycd thirty. THE KING. Oa the Cubic& which molt generally and moil de, fervedly interefis the feeliags of a loyal people at this jenatue, die health of our venerated Sovsastos, we have little new to prefect to the Public. The fol lowing Bulletin, containing the Report of the Phyfi dans on that fubjed, was (hewn this day by Lord Syn. au, and the other Officers in waiting at St. James's: e , tbs.!. Palace, Feb. 25. 1104. a Kw sibissrr mesas: te•day wseb n, :be fans flats is which he was yryterday. (Signed) 44 ircs: " N. virmozw. " P. MILLIIJN. " IV. NEIBILIDiII. The following form of Prayer and Thankfgiving upon the profped of his Mairsrv's recovery has beets ordered to be ofed in the Churches and Chapels of the Metropolis to4norrow,, and in other parts of the Kingdom on the flat Sunday after the refpative Maier (hall receive the fame; • 0 Aar tours Goy, we vender auto Thee our sofelenad thteht and Itelh, the than bad weschfsfed to be merciful and gracious to this kingdom, bi grandee to? Thy Servant, our Sown reign, the hope and prof** of a finely recovery horn Ms dan gerous ileknefe. Cooks and AIMS, we befeesh Thee, 0 LORD, the woe& widekTbeu bolt Mew. Make the light of Thy cairn canines to thine *pop Hba, and renew in bon his paha *no FA Omar that He say keg onidasse a wading Watbee to Thy Church, sad Thy Ittlsifter for good toga his Nide& ; and that. in the pre hat ants, ha may be Thy Skied inftrusneut of redwing Peace to the in Add world. And when am MA lengthened his days Go earth, die soloyment both of dements happisda, and of peek peace and profeatty, crows Him, 0 Loan, with ~be n Glory is the Life to come, through JEWS COMM our Lord anitlavioar. Amen." Betides the Bulletin of the Kiwo's health, fent to Carleton Houle for the 'Panics, there is another fent every day for the infpeigion of the young Printers CMARLOTTS. who, on receiving that of Tuefday, which Rated his Mossy* to be better, killed it with an affettionate rapture, and then put the paper into her bofom Mr. Fox and Mr. Gaily attended laft night in the Houle of Commons until within a few minutes be fore it rote. They fat together, and evidently came for the fame common objet. It was the firtt time of Mr. GllT'll attendance this Salon. The decifions of the Minehead and Sudbury Elec tions were yefterday reported in the Hoeft of Com mons whilft the gallery doors were doled. The fit ting Members in both cafes were confirmed in their feats, but the Petitions are deemed not frivolous or vexatious. Some of the papers have Rated that the Middlefex Committee have let afsde the votes of the fileworh Millers. This is not a fgt. The Committee have not I som to a decilinn upon the nveritt ~f aay of the points 1 before them. Whatever has been decided, has merely I been upon the method of proceeding, or other inci dental queßions. The Dowager Lady Haft/wools is arrived in town from Bath. Thurfday the Earl and Conntefs of B aaaaa sr ar. 'Ted at their houfe in Spring Gardens, from Berke ley Cattle, Gloncefteithire. The Countefs of Caft aaaaaaaaa Rout was given laR night with its ofual fplendour and fete ion, at her houfe in Benton-firm. Sir GILIIIRT HIATHCOTS and family arrived in I town on Thurfday left. Yefterday the Q2een's Volunteers had a g rand 1 field day in Hyde park. Mr. Woorroa, just. a pri. 1 tate in the eorps, had part of his fore finger on his left hand mot away while he was ramming down with his Tam-rod. At 5 o'clock, the Officers of the Corps dined together at the White Hoeft Tavern, Pimlico. The St. James's Corps is to be allowed a further 1 augmentation, and, when complete, will be one thoufand Rrong. On Thurfday Lieutenant Colonel Jsextusoe in fpated the St. Saviour's, Southwark, Volunteers, commanded by Major Porr ; the St. John's, com manded by Major Klee ; and the St. Olave's, by Capt. Swaw, on Kennington-common. Col. Juana- sow exprefled himfelf completely fatisied with the 1 military appearance of thde corps, but more parts- 1 cularly fo with the good condition of their arms end accoutrements. After having infpated the above i corps individually, they anted together as a fingle battalion, and went through their manoeuvres in a spry foldierlike manner. On the fame day Colonel Jo a Mason infpeaed the Chrift Church, Surrey, Vo unteers, as did Colonel GAITSKILL his own Ser+. ment, the firft Surrey, previous to their infpation by Colonel JEN meson on Thursday next. This morning, about four o'clock, a fire broke out in the houfe of Meth's. WILD and Baitaisoros. cheefemongers, Charing•Crofs. It raged for fome time with great fury, notwithaanding every exertion made to flop its progrefs ; and at IA extended to the next houfe, that of Mr. THOMAS, butcher,' . which it completely deßroyed, as well as the one where it firß broke out. We ate very lorry to Rate, that a maid•fervant is miffing, and great fears are entertained that the fell a &crifice to the flames. The firemen difplayed their ufual aaivity, and made every poffible effort to prevent the conflagration from fpreading. Mr. FOURDRIIIIIII'S 130111 C, corner of Craig's court, is materially injured, particularly in the upper part. Mr. Br Tie LD'S, a refpatable Book feller, who reticles at the ("poke corner, we are happy to add. has received no injury. The apartments of Mr. SMITH, of Bath, we are happy to fay have efcaped unhurt. Their lots would have been a public calamity ; the collation of foils he has made being extremely valuable. The bottle of Mr-Macs has been damaged a little behind. Mr. TAI.STES'S premiles, and Mr. WY111,11111% in Craig's•court, has all-) been damaged. Early on the morning of Saturday fe'nnight, the corn or meal and malt :Lill of Blairgowrie, was di( covered to be nn fire, and, notwitbaanding every attempt to eatingsufh the flames, was burnt to antes. The mill, when the conliagratton began, contained neatly an hundred Was tot } t rain, malt, and meal, which were alma totally sigittu):o.. MLitt, FEB. ill. Lieut. Cosrur, wbo was concerned in the attack upon the Pried at Rathfarnharn, was expelled to bra tried today, but the trial has been po&poned till to morrow. The principal Gentlemen in the neighbour. hood of Rathfarnbam have met, and revived to grant, in cooperation with Government, a reward for apprehending the other offender, Ch. F. Frizzel, Efq. who is, however, fappofed to be confined in s mad.houfe. If OAT be tried toetoerow. I 141 let you bare the refult. 7E.RsEr, FEB. so. At near three this afternoon. the Sanest 04 or war that lies in Granville Bay, fent a difpatch to the Commanding Officer, and one to her Captain, the Duke de &imams, who lives at La Baggatelle near St. Hilliard', that fourteen tail of the etemy's Blips were in fight Reeving down Channel. The wind blowing very ftront, is quite fair for them, but the Savaa■ scold not get out with it. An Englifh (hip of war appeared in fight today I fhe was Peen from the Heights near Granville ; the enemy's flips can not be difcerned from the (bore. MI here art on the alert, and prepared. The force of Granville confine of the 83d regiment,under Lieutenant Colonel Buten, antabout 330 of the Referve. under Major Bt.'. 11011 T, but the Barracks can contain goon men. Mors troops fhould be Rationed there. If the enemy in. tended to make an attack on this ifiand. It is fuppofed here that Granville Bay would be the moll likely place fur ruch an attempt. A convoy will fail for the Weft Indies to-morrow from Portfmontb. The convoy which was to have failed from Cork on the soth, is poftponed. The 48th and 66th Regiments have been ordered to be completed with all poffible difpatch to loon rank and file, and are under immediate orders for I Ceylott. T hey will go out with the Fall India fleet. Orders have been received by the Commanding Officer in-the Donne, for all officers, whether belong ing to yeah in actual fervice on that flation, or to thole Got immediately prepared for lea, to fleep on board their refpeetite 'hips. Similar rders' are to be aridly enforced at Plymouth, Portfmoutbs. Chas thorn. and Sheernefs. All the men of war at St. Helen's have been or dered to lie at anchor with finings upon their cables. The Lomat bomb sad. at Woolwich. is ordered Ito be fitted for fervice with the moron difpatch. The EAGER of 74 guns. bps been launched from Melts. PERRY'S Dock Yard, at Northfleet, and is ordered to be prepared for 1 - ea withoot lots of time. The Goals arranged for affembling the • Loyal Birmingi.am Volunteers being cuoi.dered too com plicated, the following are to be vied in future, and difplayed at the top of St. Phil , p's Church I'o call out the Flea Swam • A 1:151L Saiesed llamado . Ann. Tldrd Battalion - - A Pashilase. The firft arch, or float *fusels, forming a bridge s ipgadoos and ufsful, though fins* fa its confirm too, over the Medway. between Chatham Lion and Upnor Cattle. has been launched. This bridge, and a bard way. trill. when completed. and that willibe very shortly, admit of troops marching over in co lumns. and the tranfporting grins, ammunition, bag. gage. &c. Ste. with as much cafe and espeffition as on a turnpike road. A letter from Amlierdam, dated pll ult. received in Glafgow ' on Monday. fiats% that a bat of letters difpatched from London on the s7th olt. was, on its arrival at Amfterdam, by a neutral weird, felted by order of the Fetter Cosine, and carried to Paris. The objea of this meafure is evidently to dircover the Englifli goods and merchandise fent to Holland, and to trace the articles to the owners and receivers. There was a report yefterday circulated, on the l authority of an American vefiel from Virginia. that Admiral LSIIOI3 with his fquadron had attacked and taken St. Helena. The circuitous eourfe in which this report is brought. joined with the known fall: that Admiral Loons certainly had not left the Mau. ritius in the middle of Oflober tall, makes the intel• ligence improbable, and it was totally dilbelieved. The following declaration of Isaac gewres, Captain of the brig Greyhound. of Bolton. which arrived at Dieppe on the a3d January, is inserted in the Masiterr of the 9th intl. He Rates, a that he arrived on the 9th of September latt at the Ole of France; that there were then at anchor there a two-decker, four or five frigates, and tome fmaller valets, all French ; but be does not know their names. The Captain of the large Chip afked him, whether the French were then at war. and f,id he daily expelled to receive a declaration of it ; that he thinks he heard Come mention of their proceed ing to Pondicherry. That when he went on Chore, he law Come large bodies of very fine troops ezera cifing." If this account is coned. Loo•ts mutt have been at the Ifle of France in S•ptember lAN for there certainly could be no other fquadroa ia the Indian Sea. Letters from Portfmntith Rate, the lots of the cut ter belonging to the LIYIATHAII man of war, off the Ifle of Wight. The crcw, confilling of two midlir men, the furron's mate, a Ruffian Gentleman. a volunteer, and vine fennel, amounting in the whole to fifteen perms, unfortunately pei ifhed. All that i• known of the crew of the HUSSAR is, that after the uruck on the Saints, they all got into boats (everal being found on the ifland) and tiood for the Esighlh fleet. The boat in which the Cap• tain was, and tome others, reached the MAGNI Fie F Rt. and the men were taken on board her. The %ember at that time was hazy, and rather windy , l o that sohat became of the ether boats they could not fay. It is polliblc they were obliged to return to the Saints, a (mall rocky ifland near lirtft. Ott board a Guinesman recently arri v e d at iver is pool, was a fcamao of the name of Draper. wh'` strongly Culp:Sea of having belonged to the Hr•c• silos* ; frigate he has Gore been put no h .u. ;ha Pat a Can guard 'hip. until be can be idcntifit:J.