Star. — London, England, 1809-11-18 00:00:00

r FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. VIENNA, OCTOBER co. It is believed that General Andreessy will remain here as French The French troops are to Lave Vienna on the 13th of November. It is said that the Emperor Francis is to be here on the 16th, NA he Hill tilt remain long in Vienna, as he intends to go to Prague, where the palace Is already prepared for him. The harbour of Porto Re is to be declared a free port, and the trade of Austria will be favoured in ber late maritime territories. The Grand Duke of Nassau's troops marched hence yesterday for Spain. A great number of trccps arc marching towards Gratz, and other places in that quarter ; they are pro bably destined to take possession of the territories teded by Austria. Our Gazette of this day contains the following Proclamation The public are hereby informed, . that the Ratifications of the Treaty of Peace, con cluded between his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, King of Bohemia and Hungary, and his Majesty the Emperor of the French, Ring of Italy, were ex- ehanged this forenoon. " RANnot.rn Count Von W:IFNA." • LONDON, ?H! ARMY. Yesterday morning the illyssirs and Dot.Prtm sailed from Portsmouth for the island of Walcheren, with a fleet of transports under convoy, having the 14th, 51st, 82d, and 10th regiments of dot line on board. The Officers are not allowed their Bat and Forage, from which it is inferred, that those regiments are not meant to be landed. The regiment of embodied detachments, under the command of the Hon. Lieutenant Colonel COCHRANE, march from rortchestet to the Isle of Wight on Mon day next. Captain Spun's Company of Artillery, which con sisted of 120 men when they embarked at Portsmouth for Walcheren, cannot now muster six men I( r duty. Of the 2tith, or Cameronian Regiment, now on duty in Walcheren, only 37 are now fit for service. That excellent regiment, the I th Light Dragoons,' are ordered to embark immediately for foreign ser vice. The 9th Regimen; cf Dragoons hare received a similar order. A General Court Martial is ordered to assemble for the trial of four Mar, of the 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons. Last week the volunteering from the Irish Militia commenced. The Waterford regiment, quartered in Litnerck, have given 14 men to the 46th, and six to the 44th regiment. There is not any doubt but their quota will be complete previous to the time allotted. Several navigators or canal diggers were on Wed nesday embarked at Gravesend for Walcheren, in or der to be employed, it is supposed, in levelling the works and fortifications on the island, previously to its evacuation. Wednesday last Capt. Powt.r.s's troop of Oxford shire Yeomanry assembled at Deddington, upon per manent duty, to complete their exercise for the pre. sent year ; out of 87 men, of wh i ch the troop consists, there were only four absentees, two of whom were from illness unable to attend. Thursday, the West-York Regiment of Militia, commanded by Colonel DixoN, had a grand field day on Govern t ment Parade, Plymouth Dock. €O,k2IIMAIIIDEN Illiillta SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18. PtticEo I' STOCKS TiilS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: IS per Cent. Cons. fur moneyi6fii arc. 701. Ornninns prent.—Exchequer Bills Ss. 14s. prem. After this Papa. t:•as at press, we received Paris Journals to the 3th. They contain no intelligence from the Mediterranean. The following are the only articles in them of any impertance . " PONTAINBLEAI7, NOVEMBER 1. s It appears that the Coed will yet remain a month at Fontainbleau. " Yesterday his MAJESTY hinted in the forest. The stag was forced near the village tf Bourron. * 6 Cardinal Frsett is arrived at Fontainbleau." " PARIs, NOV. C. " For three days past great preparations have been making at the Mansion-house for receiving the EMPEROR, Wit 0 is to dine there the day of his entry' isito his capital. The fete will conclude \vit.! a ball. a Their MAJEsurs, 'vigilante MERE, the Queen Of HOLLANN and the Princess I;ouculisr, this day attzr.ded high mass in the Imperial Chapel. " For some days past the Lumber of strangers has been diminishing ; but it is said that a great number of persoa:lgcs uho have been oppointod fcr the join- I. ney will soon an " The Minister of the Marine is expectei at Fon tainbleau. His Excilkncy has been making a tour through the isl 'lid Gt :.ionth•Lcveland, and cyamining in the greatest d. tail the fool-lid:11e squadron ;Ind flotilla which are coilzcteil in the Scheldt waters." Ve have alreq4 mentioned tle safe arriv:ll pf a large fleet of merclw.atnien in die Liiitic from this country. Many of ti:c7,e have safely al-lived at the places of emir destination, anl the retnr.lnder are hourly expected. The followia t ; letter Ins been re ceived on the subject " RICA, OC I'OLER 21. I have just returned express from the extremity et the Calph. Thirty of your s!iinpinrr are corning in, and we are in fall expectation that :11 the rest are follrming immediately. '%.',"e have ;: : .aril alio acci dent that has harpciled to any of Letters from Vaiencia t,.1 Gibraltar were delivered out yesterday. They conmin rpth;n:',: of importance except that Gerona still held out on the 18th ult. The report of a naval battle in tit.," Mediterranean go continues to be kept up oia the anthority of addi tional letters from Helland. Yes . . erday a letter frnm Amsterdam, dated the 9th instant, was received in town, which states—. , A naval battle has been fought ..—we have not heard the particu:al A Mr. CowNs, NVIIO iicliand on Thursday, the 9th instant, received a kLer from a house at Cette, the day befoic, contailliog the following short paragraph : " Two of cur fleet have bcca set ua fire, and the reit dispers-d." Mr. Ce.i.i.rss is therefore J opinion, that the whole of the 'French ships and convoy h.ive been cicstroyed t ailed 01 gas eider Ern or bit . AA* esimeteir yee .. solipseten." --.....- Mr. Cleanest, to the Defendant—" You ate dischar g ed, Si r '. Yesterday evening the Comic Opera of 7h• Pr' - eae r b . e Good a — de e sil l have really been g rossly insulted b y this prow man was represented at this 'Theatre s and, for the assault on my person, and dreged me out 4 first twd acts, listened to in perfect quiet and good the ! theatre. I wish to prefer an assault against him." efir. Gager' * —" eila Gager' * —" You will bear in your recollection, that h e humour. The moral of this. Opera is instru c tive; and when swears either you or your companion assaulted hie:, and that he secured u wa red s you, a; y le ou ; r k t a ti t en i d f m e a u de t hesc o a . p a r r ; w an se d, in my opi rann . the part of Sir Walter Waring is not rendered too luxuriant, it serves to amen& as well as delight' but N v V r l i l v . C a h , e h i7,,r , hiblied power to i indict him ; you can y have his address." ' i t is i " ''' alt we are decided enemies to the introduction or adop- Henry Aaron, an apprentice to a silversmith in Chris•epl ee .. by Mr. James Betniess: Lion of a . gesture on the stage, that ie not admissible street, Finsbury-square, was charged and cognizable by delicacy. with riotous and disorderly cc:intact iu the second tier of b ele ,. an . Ch i y his gesture s exciting disturbance and tumults in the p;:,_ The character of the music in this Opera is simple, but beautiful ; the Air of 6 ' The Stretmlet," and the A forpse aca me rd tie v i as e t e h e r d ow thee f a cr ieg th it e towards to dh: him, which * confessed the principal part of the charge, and was ordlrce es t . o ti n t Glee of 4 . What is Love," are charmingly composed. and do Mr. SIIIELD much honour. hail. Mr. Mu NDEN personated the Baru Magistrate with George Webb, Assistant-Surgeon of tbe Earle rban of U skr, ly at Chatham, was also charged by Mr. Brandon ssi: r ; much humour and effect ; and by diminishing his ar- lug arrioietualarzcactifuvsietfoutrithehilsasutszi nights in , the t: it, in y 7.. dour to be very comical, he was very natural, and r e it es uc v ,, et b y eeh p„,_ leg a placard with the inscription ly DEA Y . much applauded by the snore thoughtful part of the been mating p lCiittY Ull the audience, as he always will be, when he is true to his ' bread bide of his cocked b c orroborated by a person nanted Wilson, ; eg, at. own professional dignity. The charge was I ding in Cr; at Shire: -Litre. The Woodman was represente d b y Mr. &tems Mr. GRA ea si directed him to find bail, which be didimrcedi. with propriety ; he not only sang the p art better than any of the former r epresentatives of Old Fairlop, but t ately, and Mr. Plasto was di , cliarg,cd. w, hatter, residing at No. 59, Leacidthall-st reet , he delivered his portion of t he dialo g ue with due charged by John White, with assaulting a man named Sni sr i- al k, emphasis. who has been particularly conspicuous in oppos i ng th e 0. P. s fur several nights past in th e pit. Smi t h, however, did tot cote s Mr. INCLEDON was in goad voice, and went through forward,, and tire complainant was discharged. his character with an undiminished credit. 1 Mr. Plasbow, who had been struck and loot his hat, •h Of Mr. EMERY'S * Bob (the Miller) , altho u g h it i s w i s h e d to p refer a charge against hiscuter for an assault, ‘ n s of a limited nature, we can scarcely praise it too dragging kim from the Theatre without a cense; but Mr. Gk.. much ; the silent expression of h is cha g rin when on P 4 refuent sed to receive it, and told him he had his remedy Isi indictm. Emily repels his passion, was a perfect thing of the i The circumstances attending the ca se of Ro l•rr kind. It is on such occasions t hat the abilit y of an Norton, who was examined on Thursday night, its actor becomes apparent. this Office, on the charge of stealing a horse, are as Mr. TEEM' was the substitute for MT BLANCHARD, follows :—On Monday morning he went to the Se.ei in Matthew Medley. Mrs. DICKONS and Mrs. Lts•rox and Hoo Every stables, in Moorgete, and hirad a were in fuU spirits, and executed their songs with skill. The glee of o What is Love" was sweetly sung by horse, sa ying,. lie was going to K on p stea d, a; , t should return in a few hours; hut he rode it directly Mrs. theitenes, Mrs. LISTON, Mr. Trawl', and Mr. to Tattersall's, where he told the groom he warttid DEAN. 1 !to sell the horse , and s if he could p rocure him a p u g- T h e disturbance commenced at half - pr ice, as usual, chaser, he would give him half a guinea. The gleam, and the row assumed a more formidable and serious knowing a person who wanted to purchase such a aspect than on any former night, in as much as more i : horse, took him to the prisoner, when he asked la of the esprit +L• guerre was mingled in the contest.— i guinees, but took 14, and gage a receipt, hy .d.e Jag: annitson, of Lincol n Tie:. Thera, During a considerable portion of the evening, the pit exhibited a disgraceful scene of fury and violence,— i name of the groom belonging to the Swan and Hoop, prisoner the gorse, was passing along the Numerous and hingacontested battles were fought be- ! daY , as tween the oppositionists and a powerful phalanx of; who let the side of I3lackiiiars'-bridge, he observed the constables, who were more successful than the apps-1 Surrey r and at the same time, Humphries, tile Mc e rent strength of the O.P. party gave reason to expect. i senger, belonging to lierw.street Office, i,iid Willie; ISeveral captures were made, not however without vigorous attempts to rescue. It was really fearful i P !prisone , . risoner in charge. He was cnnimitted ior examination. He is supposed to be of vcry respect to look upon the inhabitants of the pit daring these t able connections in Linconshire, and to have be:at , ;collies. The whole body was moved and impelled, Thursday the Lords of the Council met f o r t he carrying on t,his species Of deprodatiou far some t i me from side to side, with resist less force, like the first time this season, at the Council Chamber, White- waves the past. of sea , and those on the outside were preci hall, to hear prize appeals, The Court was composed e---- pirated from the seats into t he pa ssa g e, with such of the Meseta of the Rous, Sir Wm. Weese and violence, that after every one of the falls, we ex. Sir Joux Menus. The Counsel attending were, Sir peeled to see some mangled corses carried out. We Cilium:mum RotuNsox, the KING'S AevocATE, Mr. did not, however, hear of any . one's being very DALLAS, Mr. STEPHEN s, Doctors ADAM and ARNOLD. dangerously hurt, though numbers were seriously The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have bruised, And men, bloody noses were exhibited. directed, that the sum of £lO as a gratuity, be given If the disturbances are permitted to continue, we to each of the petty officers and seamen who were have no doubt, but that some very dreadful catas employed on board _ fire-ships at the attack on the trophe will be the result ; for it is impossible :et enemy's fleet in Basque Roads, on the 11th of April. matters to go on in the present mode, without lead- The Irish Catholics are to petition Parliament by ing to some tragical issue. Comities, and not, as before, by one general petition. In one of these contests, a man habited as a sailor The following Noblemen and Gentlemen were ap- had his jacket literally torn in ribbons from his back , p o inted the Catholic Committee, at the meeting held the fragments of which he afterwards exhibited on at Dublin, on Wednesday se'nmg ht : —Earl of Foe- the top of a stick, seeming to g lor y in the bloodless wounds he had sustained in the struggle. The (tee, Mr. SCULLY, Mr. O'Goamasi, Mr. O'Consnuee, wretched and pitiable appearance he made, ex- Mr. NANCLE, Mr. HUSSEY, and Doctor SITERID/104 cited the compassitn of some ladies in the boxes, Lord HENRY Perm who succeeds the late Marquis who found means, throu g h the medium of a male of LANSDOWNE in his tides and estates, has been pass- friend, ---- to procure a great coat, which was imme ing some time in Ireland. His Lordship, on his re- In addition to MT. S. DUNDAS, Lord Itaf.MLIISTON diatal handed to the dismantled tar who was . e - turn to town, stopped at die !CAC, Sir loaNcis BA- ,s tare' has been added to the Cabinet. soon attired in an habiliment about ten tirrat niece . near Winchester, and yesterday arrived at his wide of that he had lost. Having his hat also Mr. S. DUNDAs is expected to leave town in a tote house in New Burlington-street. days, for Scotland, to take possession of the place to taken from him in the affray, he was constrained By the accession of Lord H. Peery t o t he p eera g e, to go home bare-hea,fed. Very few placards were . which he has lately been appoint e t i, i n the r oom of Mr. ROBERT AN:V 1 la: 111 ER. a vacancy occurs in the borough of Camelford. hoisted. Princess AIICLIA, we are happy to say, is considere.; The Marchioness of Laxsoowee and her two ' At the end of the play, a V oman, in the centre of daughters, the Misses GIFFORD, are at Lansdowne the pit, attempted to obtain a hearing ; but being a little better. Her Royal Highness remains at the House. HisLLo r dship funeral will take place im baffled by the tumult then rev ding , ,- she renew house of the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES, where Thursday. her attempt, after, th e curtain lai tin illy dropped.— the Princess Meitv alai? I'C LOT to keep her Royal Sister company. The speech she made, like the generality of maiden Seven French Masters of vessels, lately brought into speeches, was delivered in so low a tone, as to be A few evenings since the premises of Mr. LANE, Plymouth in the prizes taken by our croizeis, and inaudible, except to those immediately around her.— i Gerrard-street, Soho, were robbed of stocking pieces who were on the eve of being sent into the interior, contrived to make their escape before day-light, on She was encouraged by the applause of those inimedi- to the amount of £4OO. Tuesday morning last, in a small boat ; but w'oen ately about her, but soon put on her bonnet and shawl, About seven o'clock. last evening, a square of of which she had divested herself to speak, and left the' they had got to the middle of the Sound they were glass was cut out of the shop-window of a silyersmith, house. Another arose in the dress-boxes, and, as she . at discovered by the men on board a fishing smack, whothe corner of George-court, Piccadilly. Some . was better equipped than the poor pittite lady,she soona boy close to the window, in immediately gave chace to them, which the rrench ! observing men perceiving, immediately ran the baat aidaore drew her admirers away from her. (.Passengers , stantly seized him. Several men, who had the ape and escaped : one of them was taken soon after, and Some ladies in the second tier of boxes were obliged . pearance of accomplices, interftud, and in the scuffle ~, , diligent search is making after the others. 'to retire, in consequence of giving countenance to ob-; the boy tkrew the diamond away. It was picked ir, , Yesterday the I.onn MAYOR preceeded in State, noxious men. In the private boxes there were few near the spot. The boy was searched, and seta: from the Mansion-Hau gh to Guildhall, to hold a i women, and they did not appear of the higher order , ' cron hint t) liberty, as they could not find any thin, Court of Aldermen, (it being the fi rst in his Mayoral- lof society. corroborate the charg e. ty) which was numerously attended. , The scene in'the pit concluded by the 0. P. dance, i Tharsday emote a chaise river, s named Henson, and Rat Braaitila sung in chorus ; is hen the Corp belonging to Horsham, on his return home frow.. l The Minutes of the last Court of Common Cnun cil, as also of the Court of Aldermen, were read and D'Oppositionleft the house in theatrical ordee. i Henfield, whither he had taken a gentleman's chariot, confirmed. BOVT-6TRItzT.-I.a‘t night, -Charts Rowlls, F.ct. of Kingston, on its way to town, got into a deep pond, o ithie The Attorney in Waiting . reported that WILLTAm Su rrey, was brought before Mr. Graham, tram the pit of Covent about a mile and a half of Horsham, and was urfia JAcons, Esq. was elected ' . Alderman for the Ward nellsy;na jr fi l e i a r r eT , m e e har csr ge o d ee w ie it n h , v r iol e e t nt L ly ass t a i ultiv, Nic 4 hel G at l D . o- tunatel X drownel. One of the horses swam through the pond, and got into a copse belonging to the Eail of Lime-street, in the room of JOIIM PE/NSEP. Esq • who stated, that he was stand ing' on the third e fo'u'rt s h sea e t s i s it' . resigned. the back, when a placard was thrown from the boxes, for which of Galloway, and the other got into the road near to The Court voted their Thanks to Sir CHARLES i !here was tt general scramble. He, however, succeeded in g etting ' WhelC thy had entered it. , i t, •ii tote it to pieces, when the man before him was pushed TIJRNFIKE-NIAN OUTWITTED...-.AS tWO sailors ape FLOWER, Bart. the late Lord Mayors (vide ticker. down, and he was pius!ted upon him. On Isis g etting up Mr. 'lament.) Rowns g ave him a violent blow on the hand with his stick; this • proached the e nd of Prince's Bridge, Bristol, a few A Dividend of Teel per Cent. on the Orphan's was confirmed by a man who was in his company. 1 days ago, one of them called ► out to the tell male Fund, WAS ordered to be paid on the sth of January Mr. Remits, In the most solemn manner, denied the charge, 16 ' I say, master, does a body pay any thing mi n 't next. - butt acknowledged he struck the complainant after he had first ', for carrying over a burden ?" ~ No (says the toil e Wardmate Precepts for the election of Common 1 received a violent blow from him with his stick. 1 his was also I ma n) 'tis all a ike fur that." 4 ' Well dien," replied ed by a g entleman standing near him, who sail, the com- Council Men, on St. Thomas's Day, were ordered .' plainant p ut himself 1 i n an attitude for fi g hting. Jerk Tar, " here goes," and jumping up in the to be issned. &madders of his comrade, rode over in triumph; but Mr. GRAHAM, however, observed that it was possible for • it tras referred to a Committee, to prepare a Pe. 1 Mr. Rote its to have given the fi rst blow without any person see- evidently rather for the sake of the job* than saaitre tition to his Ma.trarvo to restore the City Rights of ' ing it; lie therefore ordered Mr. Rowlls to find bail. Mr. R. I bit I•If la penny. the Office of Gauger, which were infringed by ti __ sent for Mr. Rollaway, the Solicitor, la Chancery-lace, and the On e-iday morni n g. the body of a woman seat r • ... Master of the Hotel where he lives passing the Dock Acts. , 1 William Wynne, clerk to Sir James . B ' found. aas charged dead in a privy, in an alley Globe-leee, near Several Persons uere admttied, and sworn Brokers with assaulting a man named Powell, who said dhe was a shoy- Chatham. A jury was summoned, and on clown . of the City. mate of Donelly, the witness in the last case. Powellproduced i lug the evidence, it appeared that the deceased race a stick, with <flitch he said he had been strait ; this rick the A o f On Tuesday evening, about eight o'clock, a young the town, who had for some nights f ill prisoner most solemnly protested lie had never seen before, and . •-' woman woman fell from the top of the rocke at the South- a s serted hi s • . , pcsitively innocence of the charge alledged against slept in the place where she was discovered on fle east end of the Celtondaill, opposite the bottom of him. He was ordered to find bail. day morning, and that she had no settled place Loschend's7close, near Edinburgn. Her groans at- obt let a. r. GR AHAM asked the witness Powell, by what means he had abode for a considerable tirne--Verdict, died :nail. tracted the attention of some people paseipg, who swe r . n li e also a dm ission into the house, but he declined giving an an- 9 sequeoce of illness unknown to the Jury. refused to inform the Magistrate how many of took her up, very much bruised, and carried her to his shopmates had been in the Theatre ' during the evening. 1 Las t week, as John White, servant to Messy. lel the Infirmary. We hear that she is recovering. p n Henry Good was charged by Michael Bryan, who stated, that ' and ' , . Co. brewers, Canterbury, was assi,ting a ' , Lick' further search, a soldier, who was in company with he was assaulted in the pit, by the Defendant, or another person, ' sm ith in shoeing one of his employer ' s It ages? her, was found , at the top of the precipice, in a fi t, w o r n, wa wh s i t c n h h h is company. The witness was struck by one of • f the animal kicked him on the leg, by which accida& n could t not say ; he first tried to secure the De en from which he was with difficulty recovered. ..They dane: compani e o be escaped ;he then secured the Defendant, it was !woken in a shocking manner • he vr is ." were strangers, and not aware of their danger. , Mr. G!tAtit.i.ea-iii" Can you ilt‘ify the D f nsl the . . e e atl as per- to the pile and Canterbury Hospital; . . fOR THE STAR. Mit. ESITORT—I have seen, hy tI . A. London Papc:s. that his MAJEsTv was pleased, with his wonted good rels, to give a very considerable sum, on the late ot., casion of the Jubilee, t..) the Societies for the rAief ej persons confined•for small debts : It may be worthy, of some consideration that the!, are many old Officors, both of the army and navy, it that untortunate predicament, and under great pri vations, and many of them with large families : such persons, whatever their necessities, are unable from obvious causes to seek relief from such ins-itutions, and, lithe thing were possible, a gratuity of even two or three months' pay, would restore malty of these to their liberty, their duty, and to their I am, Sir, yours, Ste, NILFS. et taken. No dispatches, howevrr, have bop recei7N l from Lord COLUNowooD, ncr can any arrival from the Mediterranean 'b expected while the wind continues northerly. Two American vossf.ls are arrived at Plymouth; one of which, the Phalle, is from Philadelphia ; the ether, the Nercid.., from Now Jersey. By one of these 'ships we have haters to thc 25thSepternher ; one of these, dated 26th, contains the following passage : " It is true that Mr. JacKsom l;as had an interview 'with the SFERETARY or STATE ; but according to former Practices at Washington, regociaticns canopt.l commerce until be has been introJueed to the PRENI. DENT. It is remarked in the ItaVermknt Arericar, , that the PitEinDENT has to power-by law to accedeto any other terms than those adjusted wall Mr. Etissine, and as Mr.•JALt4on's prortisitionm are undoubtedly very different, the public anxiety is likely to continue until the meting' of Congress." We lament to state that the yellow fever has re s ewe d i ts ravages in the United States. A proclamation has been issued by the Mayor of Igew yak, Mr. DE Worr CLINTON, prohibiting all hi p:course with Brooklyn, in the county of Kitigs, in pessirea!4.l“ being visited by this calamity, 0' of