Star. — London, England, 1804-11-26 00:00:00

ich dc formci the ri.fclutios . .. —...... ' . • . - . * 1 . sonnet , Of MR. WAISTIFJP, THE VII- EMDEN. .'71"1111.11.1.615311115ele.--- - r - .3ENGER, PITH DIS,PATC,IfiIS.'We. M. 1 ............./. SoIeIMOD, N ov.Noy. 9.-Gtheral AILISPILT loaves 0.0110.1.1 • 1 frOoermonnorhs. Oco. The new En glO thi s . :torn ° s orrow for Vienna. Anthetiador, Mr. AltillTNltOT, is es tied hem in C. not•ny N° ll . • 6•••;:".1114 Prefistallmw whfich who is 4imnied Entufb.c.fid General in the Le es pakeeingonfor the illuminations which were to o tort time ) hits aecompottied by M F. bkititilit' g2l:e making . the • l of his MaLelty io this Cae arrival On the Ith inflaat we aamounced that Mr. WAG. have 'TAFT, t . i he Mellinger had left town the day before with difpatches fur ,Peter burgh and Berlin, which were fiippolid at the time to relate to the feizure ol ' 1 leant. 'M King . Of crest fiettain his ordered that pital, have been fufpeoded. We ape allured that* ton . „ n p r &crowded. de ` r •j in futurt all political e m mall be referred to the of rild h a s h" .. „„ 1 ., es tioed to 6if 1,10261 Rio emote. Mr. WAGSTAFF failed Iron Harwich in the Auckland packet, Captain Han I, I Anaboradoo, ond all commeuial affair; to the Con. found a philanthrop ic e" 111 ?"'" Ies t -t ,.. I) " e Y rii % C IF_ soup ; and after a favourable paffage reached Hu '-' • inl General. It is believed th at the commercial ha- worthily the return of our w*gg b^PertiV el il w .. (um ow the toth. where he took a carnage with hoes . , tenon* betweeo Zahn and England wi ll be great. delay in this Co much wi t ted for eetiarn, is . qd to proceedlinthe 'dual way. and upon the 1111141 routs ly Itenefittotly th is regolatioso. to a fecond affenthly of e States of Pons o f s wu m, ve g e b. i n t h e poneten, through Berlin for his dellination. He prociedro i The eeeeentsfrelei L ' elbern itate that 15 ejmberge dos, The cre" ed l7 orders from the cornmeicial *ge tit . • *taken loid there op en R uff ian and Swedith flips, hevenreeeht ..fatety to Rheiniher, which is In and a half Genoa hich his Werra migioited io a eniftake, and.was to to air n board then refritiet eeffels, and hiab • miles from Hufum, where he changed his tarring and went on to Nobrdol. At this latter plus, he yr t • eaten off the nett doe) coded a VOA . fenfetton aeon fro d m every communication with the Spaniards. , the egarture of the Pots all theft crews • were is joined by au Hanoverian Metienger. who was u. • berg, sad occattoned the gllebartgre on fe'leral foreign At - . . • • yelling the fame route, and they Proceeded with° plaies to fall to per cent. phe highe beeleo. accident or internteteirnt to New Monate. a dittos!. In the courfe of lag fummer, fetal Rnftan fitipe wooto---- ------ oo of two and a hall GertnAll miles; from thence at ;e lies and four frigates. failed at different times lTdir r. . Seyehorgh, a farther diltance of three and ahi . & with troops for the Sere* [the *MO five flip, ----- W A ,. O cTc , Bl4 so ~..140 g witharandiag the f a - Ge . ratan miles, and thence to Lubec. 'Phis was on t (14' ehe lint aid two frights a re Tenanted. There atel3th mama; when the two hileffengers, as ;bey t s renrabk public accounts from Leghorn. relative to • likewife new two air of the line completely equip- - deleacid . . . _ . it veliedtbrough a wood, obferved • ono on horfeba. Pads _WM off Sebttftopril, ready to CPI with the the el l i putrid lever that e s tbere, pro- . fplB fair - rori for the lonian Se*. • ' duces a great alarm here and io Gc ona , a nd through - arena in a _nlooks aver which was a great co; . . - not Lipper Italy. The letters from Leghont of the be appeared to take . particular sp . nee of the •, . • ~--..•-• De .ull KIN r. • ate in." . s tb i * aant, received here. nut repeatedly and took the opportunity of frequently looking i t • •- • - fumigeed and Beeped in vinegar, and from the .cir. the . carriage. As the travellers were well any b land it bein n d only one man to e keen, . g nu p ..c. coiallaiee that on the lath indent a fecondcooful - -1 • * atiatii. oev," 3. —Letter. frew ca w tak. of the aloft eminent held of lee 811"°' Mr. WaGsTAFF bad little fear of being robtiecl Ile Cent Atlt.'btent_abe Following advice. Wand to was h e ld t h er e, 'h ell o that The Hanoverian Mellinger exprefed hie forp. .... Sienna, rife, and Lucca *be mport that Itulnan troops from Comfit had land- all fears are not difpelled. The contagious diforder itt the fellow's conduit, and fait, he thould not'y I at* the territory allontenegroo • As kids as Getterill Blown, Commander in Chief of Molaga appears to airtime/Teat variety °florins, der if they were flopped. 'rile tittles eot!l°Fl (comely efcaped him , before they pereciored the Iv . • . i nk Da nont i a , had i nived at c attamitt, acordiag la Neltioets,anOdcm•ro.sArae29.—. Car ino Itas Teo is gone to Tau:thin:arrived here frem Pa- man at e &Rance making a lignal to fume ;scribes . ionrailimis he had received wt' his departure . they fuppoted, in the wood on a (hooting partl • , PS, es P fOoceffor to the firft Secretary cif the French 1 ' from Vienna, funtroosed alr liMsteneff dli v www wwu Leered= here, M. Gemootent• They Were , however, eonvinced of their mift • • 10 41 06, *paid them °I (lisle CS iw the flie • does of Mascot Vsfuvius have cured.- when five men rullsed out of their ambufh, and • of ZupO r to evacuath rise fame, and on their The fedlowing faft may deferve the attention at na. ed the perfon whom the Meffeagers had firft fern, . . =' rein stlet*Cheneot of Woof" n ...,8"ioll them , i toiaillts :The Eitel& fitip of the line which lies be. who by this time bad difinonnted. Th e fit men whew titeLVentlowia the ewewiik_ th°7 wfAto9r•curwl' fore.Noples, changing its polition doting the time of ceeded with great keine towards the carriage, an • WA ral“. co the .18Wenians- *no leeltt.,_,‘"F tsw ff! an vitiation, one of the anchors. when drawn up, they npproaclted, each man was ohferved to be - . ed with a carbin., having a fixed bayonet. The 'it •°8 th . big hts, I l aw I mre clin'we'lls'l` was found to be fo hot that the tailors could tamale' r Itneelle - The hlnewaill . Ol therm _, a touch it, Does not this rove that the ptinciptl fians then came up, and lin-rounded the cart r ' *0 tlnellnrele thelialef In Illelew e r io a. °I waw l . ` to n ne of the volcano is tinder the tea t • reran re_ alletedist le led /1, Ike-wr •- • AII.OTIIIit LITTIII, SAWA DAT& and, in o threatening attitude, demonded the huger.' money, and whatever property they s ww "'" . W 1141) ' _AIL S whiet o l c th ___." The Papal Secretary of State. Cossetvt, has so. about them. The Captain of the gang (or rath Jo , "War • • eet_..._the tn"• ' w e d th e t atto oed j our ney o f m a nagef t t o P a ris the travellers ( u ed a French Officer in difg .• Sewlitr" al . waIWIOPF " Lulu s by the following Note : • _ ._._..• • • teemed anxious only about the difpatches ; and by Or • From the Clamber *Mee VlLllllllwie. Oftober to. ea Oat in Frenefi. Oft patiers, tier papier: (you _,W i o ,_ tehtikf,..."" ',. hi "lieF iw ll o ____ o _than ` Nis Usistt7. the enkrior at the French.bas ramified m the pen your papers) ;an d on fearching for thet o or his f • WPM ate ft Inc. the el• Bali rstballhearnettatel wit /dB " 1 " 0 "" 1 and wacsaa ara ‘ tom:d fume filver, belonging to Mr. WAGS fide ter bad years, has sot rely. daring big journ2 Cwa lkl atia tatorlwerwilled•to punblaw th ethethagsrpw°l-cills. titleiWpot% and l a tene uefted is which he roomed. Re accordingly obtained -.,;• ' a • in poisellst a rentleved with pconsPeitOde gad eira4 ' no Wales the remora to make a journey blnifelf. Vlie DA- the Di tom two leather bags, which eons ' O danger of relay 1 but be has flill ten. Moro re- rem has alto added, that me cereetwor of evasions awl SeFAISS • the difpatches belongieg to both, with which he I - . lintelyaroofs 0f:).„......dri, for th e r e f doe win not be the only °bite of the journey MMe Holimeio, but ed perfenly futisfied. Ile fignal was then gi , wet c of his city a um.. 6. whkil his nkereat noel Vetted° wipLieLtwons.tielirsl,_ril..,_thatihgreze am- the banditti to plunder, when 0.-.iy obeyed St ajelly has already made, for ( l eveed years, facto r tz ==„. .- ---... , lead. - with the greaten alacrity ; for in the If Sees. of which many are anksown. His hii•jetY •• Ws — cal by do* e onGilerstions to comply wit% the dare at three minutes every corner of the carriage, ant hes feat from Badweio to the Prefolent of the hls imperial blalefty. led to promote th e advsetato *fronton. packet and place about them, had been corm Aolie Coesneiton of 'Benevolence, a t e Prince of ;I. lietintis bas refolted to fet out ow the journey to which he bat hatched, and every thing of value taken from • -a been Invited on the Id of Nooemba, arid has c ommanded the inwatoresasaas, a film of ten thouland florins& a... Card inal s cr ' oct ary e... hereby war the Lute to your. oz. and to Mr. WAGSTAFF tuft upwards' of zeal . in ea •Stasdetermined the application of it by t4e 10;1 0, 4 0 g s v g,.. tho, a s w as doae by lala preelecelfoes, and lately by Pius fides lilt watch and clothes : the Hanoveris stem. Written with his own hand i--- Vt•iit Ad MelnOrY. lOW wade • inainief ID Vienna, the curie, A n il i ippcd of ever y chill he has' about hit .. .Day Am Pelage Soreitatobere...l6at you ma" be enabled to all the congregation and teibunals at flume will remain in foil AC • as valuable. The Melliogen now co l :cited a nem the may inners at the belhinieg of yo u wilt tielty. awl public Olin be carried on in the ealbmt.ry mantles. ~. i f une . red to depart, placedbut they were not to for • l • barrel* Feed, yhe Gra elm thoottatt prim, oilstone/ond TiThe underosseed Cardinal areas Modell o f dal 05,V01 MAT llt re. .. , and divided ia • mop* mmom, by the Aunt Comardilistot neer to you, die. the covetous of hie high diem. entmels were over t h em t i ll the robin • Desevisept • • smtten. (snoo) • coesatve.•• f: no m a poor waggcuer (who was driving h . Nov. ooso•Tbe Eisooy of the Eleaor Arch-Chan -..—.......--- a Short dillance before the carriage , with ihr. tam hoe delivered to y obs Papal Nuncio the pion of a SPAIN. heads of wine in it. which he had brought fr Ceseardat far tba German EelsPirst whic h the I' lune•I " bee). whom they brought priforter to the es mill food to litomefor tbeapprobatwo of has Holm f i n Aso Cliff , Ocros E a t6.-The epidemic &CIA" the ordering the poftillion to turn the bode til The an Ambatador, Ceedlit Itesu mouse rages here with sod the Eniffla Envoy, Mr. Aerator. Peoer, have 70 to too bodies ate boried at once. The harbour into a convenient part of the wood. where t this day given in notes to the Wolter Of &ate. is Mut, and no velels faltered to conic in, or go out. r ..:11ACFS were defired to alight from the carria • Laortuieno Nov. 2. --The El.Otaor Meh•Chancellor The churches and all pol placer of meeting, arc banditti fpoke but little, and what they laic bas declared that the Trona) Enfor accredited to (hut up, and many perform have died for the want French. Their aetiono however, occafione. lien. M. Poweatts, holds at his'Court theoczt rank of th e oece ff aries of life. The warm weather which alarm, as they frequently put the points of t 1 - i to the Roman Imperial Envoy-but in cireks of Rill continues prevents any hope of the fpeedy ceffa. the Diet he can only be cosfidered as a foreigner of then of the &hae, which has communicated to ditiottion. onets to the travellers' breath ; but when t from undee their cloaks a quantity of new e the neighbouring villages. The whol e °I the SPanl l " fears of the prifoners were confiderably i The departare of the Elettor Arch-Chancellor for coati, from Alicant to Cadiz, is infeded. particular by thola of th e poftillion, who, Parr ea t fixed for the loth inftant. it is under- Cauca. Ocroso a i 9.-The epidemical diforder good that b e w in b e rece ived at she German two. here is now greatly on the decline, the number of lirti of the bufinefs, maoifelled the (troop henfions for his fairly. When the cord wi ties bye FrenchCounftlior of State, who willaccom. deaths are only 45 or 48 a day, though there is fearce• ed, each of the prifoners was deli•ed to Si pany him to Paris. ly an example of any perfon who recovered from it great coat, which the freebooters immedi Paaaaemor, Nov. to.-M. d'Ovaatz is Rill here. in s 800, having it again now. The whole fouthern on, and then proceeded to bind them to a ' \ Titers are many other Itonlans in this city. Prince coalt of Spain to Tarragona, is infeOed with it ; to. th e cords. They then told them, that. i Totowa& Gettersr wi ll pats the winter here. perfon is permitted to go out of this city, or to enter it. tempted to regain their li berty till the etu AwOSIII.IIIG. Nov. b y ay quantities of corn are MAtAtia, °crows. 16.-On the izth 24. perfons an hour and an half, by calling for al l tent from Franconia by way of Nuremberg into Bo- died here of the fever ; on the s 3th t 8 ; and on the firuggling to untie the cords, they would bemis, and large purchafes are making in Suable loth tr. Recently rick-On the nth p; on the put it out of their power to attempt an and Bavaria_, not only of all fou is of grain, but of 13th 60 ; and on the 1 eth 30. Recovered -On the the kind a fecond time. At this period tl other proviroms fur Vienna awl Atlar:A , MAD,' pus 12th 46 ;on the i 3th 77 ; and on the teth et. The chafers like arrive from Switzerland, wit_ no number of the lick nn the lath was 556; on the t 3th having examined a trunk and a portment they had brought into the wood for the con f is permitted to be exported into this country 5 from France, ho that after a tolerably huitful year every thing hese is nary dear. - si ; and on the i sth 393. OCTOSII zo.-- rhe diiiemper, thank . Goo, de- creafes daily : on the 16th of Onother, died as ; cm and having taken every thing valuable oar quitted the prifoners, while they once mr ed them of their danger, °mold they atte I On the I Soh inflant she Florentine poll of the 3o:h the 18th. to, and yefterday only five norm. • The cape before the time limited. The video did not anise here, bin many contmercialhouns 1e- 1 number of fide is however now 339. It is fail the ions bore their fituation with great petite caned letters fmm Milan of the 3.7:th, and from roe- harbour will be cpcn..d iar the 17ili inllaut. von of the loth of Oitober, in which their correfpon. ----- pain soiling from the tightnefs of the CI I dents expreft great alarms on account of the fickneis .at Leghorn, and requeft that no bills of ezehange Te BARB:IRV. --. intolerable ; and about an hour of do sag elapfed. each man began so flu lig.gli 1 upon Leghorn may be remitted to th em till farther r , Seer. 8.-On the Id of Augnft at three a • °lock in aL the afternoon, the American I ' quadron, an- • • berty. The waggoner was the frill who and emmediatelf set about liberating th orders.. Several travellers who had intended to go which it took up tome time to do, fo f slough the middle of Italy, have gone round by tile der Cernmod•ire Patsszt attacked this place. The frontiers of fouthern Tyrol. conftiel I ' The :toed two haul, and a half. Americans the poftillion, rot thinking it life to Sol ; HA /4111.710 11. NqVt I 4.—Before the French A mbaffa- loft one oeicer, commanding a gun-boat, but took the fa me courtery for the Metiengers wh tor, Maraud Batts., had left Conitantinopte, the fol- three Tripolitao gun-boats by boarding. Two days .. C lowing curious circumnance took place there no the a fter ommodore 1 3 0,1 SALA foot fourteen wounded ^a- ner had done for him, made the belt .. fit h Oelober. 'rile Ambaffador withed to return from on &ore, and renewed the propotals to the Paella go ner,v Maze near at hand. called Dragoon. who had been detained fume • his country retidence to town, Lod committed to the which wood, and fearful for his own Gaiety, I care of his Valet a box, coot aining his portfolio and AM! time, that h 001 111.1 C Atoms:an frigates would poftillion, end left the Meffenges. 1611 b other valnahle parrs. The Valet yet off alone, and foo; n m th a tee 7th the . arrived at Tophana, by tlk Cana ,l a a natter ef fin - City again cann onaded and de ad pc on for affinante, they began to r hour before the solival of the Amba ador. Here bonobarded fr r three hroars hy the Ametieans. Tire , 1 the wor k people rinsed to get poffellion of the cheft, qua rt e r which the levet inl-ibit was the only pad that me • tutteed. An 4 • &marl efforts to extricate themfelves ; . WAGITAFF obtained the relea . e i I n:,l to carry it to Pera, but the fervent would not T days meri°l*" , 1.-boat bleu, up. - arms. which enabled hiss to liberate part with . it and was therefore ill-aced by the mob. wo afar this lie Lommodore fent a nag A perfon conneaed with the law had elpoufed the of • , tr,-..1 offeting' the PAfilA 611 t. Ro,ooo and then bis unfortunate companion, who had r injury from the confinement tkan any , caulk of the mob, who were fupported alio by then ioo r:e ocn p. ,, a . 11 e t i es t , e i c s u a l ! anthrn for the prifoners, threat- No Goner had Mr.WAOST•FF lett Mr. ringleader. At this moment. however, Alaithal 'e n :in I I . t. to redisce the town to i heap r the tree, than they heard a mil li ng no BRUNE art ived and dem and : fidisfaElion of the Poi teo ofru i n '; ,rt t in s, deltioy Defoe and kengatzi ; to fend for the infult offered to his to vent. Notwithllandio a "to" e Al e xan dria to procure arms and am Whet, which they were fearful price tis however, the ringleader of the mob oot cif *lit "I""sti•n for SIDI Acosta? the brother of the P cha return of the bandioi. This idea fine , i ' ^ ' rian Me ff en er with fn much apprehe is life, as all his frien,..s p : i d et.t.one_ the An;traffador who dcpofrd hum, and to rellore him to tte throne. g t Theft menaces did pOl unity t , ~ I e paehe. In the would oat attempt to efcape. but entre to o nr ove him, a nd obtained his pordon. Though a . to bind him again to the tree • i .. \ \ r ef 1 fon connened 'urkey to the pun' with the law is !tat obnox i ous in night preceding the aaih, and on the 28th of Auguit, fitment of death. the perfon of this city wa, again bombarded, about four boors each e b T e a f ir o l und at his poi when the crem •' , ever, t ae appearance of the wagg met this deicrintiess who had t ,ken part with the ...„ I „ .i time, when the Americans 101 l one bomb, a norip, fears. and accounted for the • itoif wilheil al Silt not to be reeopu 1,,d. and was cars i and loose men. The loft of the Ttipolitans in the demised to be executed, when hechtud•el, threw himielf at the . Cetera) attacks was all:. confiderabl s was t he oi t, A _a- beard. He informed the Mellin c ge learned that the wialt of the tanditti done to tiom At halt fee of the French Ambeffador. who pardosed hint mi e • • the Pasha demanded , Patin. He was banilhed f or I .'r, however, from Coo- as the condition of peace, a film of 20 . 0,000 piaftre. on horit riding towards Karaebut for hinsfelf and his Walnut from which demand he I tore fu f that be had • ppo ing nothing i'ntti"°P l 7; W iz noi seer * . ' - formed the tit:loin of returning i • '•- • ' • ~ • ThitVO I/Serengeti attoarraniesl the %waggonin er t) t h e village. where they found the poßillion tit, chimney-corner of a (mall inn . and bad much diffi toky to perfoade him to refume his place and drive them to Schwerin, which town they reached in the evening. Mr. WAGsrers related what had happ e t ed to oat al the ffurgortalters of the place. nd . the Hanoverian tolinifters refident there ; the forme accordingly took down a depofition of the whol tranfatlion, a copy of which was given him for the parpofe of fhewing it to the Braids Minifter. At Schwerin, Mr. WICSSTAff obtained a loan of money to bear his expences to England. ant lot out on hf return as fpon as be had got all his lalfinefs fettled, an d difpatched a letter to Mr. JACKCO, at* Ev -1 lin. appriftng him of the lois of his difpaAches. Bc fore Mr. WAGSTAFF came away, it was .afeertaifl . ed at ,Schwerin that the banditti had entere d Ratzw burgh. a town in the Hanoverian State;, whCe a French garrifon is Rationed. Ir was alai know .1. that on the morning the robbery took plate, ths French banditti were at Dragoon 'village, and wet.- enquiring their way to Lubec from what followed, there is not the leak doubt but they were lookinb nut for the Erie& meffenger, whofc artiial at He flin, it is fuppofed. they were informed of by their (pies at that place, who gave the enemy the earlieft account of every tranfa.fhon that happens there. For Cetera' months pall. there leave been two petal's at Huflim, who are well known to every inh ch iw Gi ita vern at of t hat place to be in the pay of the Freo mint. On the initial of every packet, they obtain, at the differeot inns, the names and quality of all ths paffengers. One of the fpies is maned Casco, and is Inn of a hatter of that name, who formerly lived in Piccadilly, at whole ',lode General Du roue tea lodged when be fiat trifited this city ; he wise lonise years fence fent oat of the kingdom under the Alien An. This being the cafe. it is not to be wondered at that the French are made acquainted with the ar rival of every Meffenger at Harm. and that they flrnuld ,tray r iay fuch of them as they have teafou to Cu Mr. are the hearers of important difpatches. Mr. d imeGarr quitted 5e11...e1k% on the tstb, at which the left the Hanoverian Meffenger much intik - pored. in "confeortence of • c injurrhe Harl (Aline on d Iby being bound fa tight. lie the arrived at on t lltts, where hi took his patfage'nnboasif the e• e Lark packet, for Harwich. The w 1 encountered a t mere whims were gale of wind abo ut half Channel upwards of twenty.forie bouts, but at length he arrivedfaft on Saturdapittertmon,at foot o'clock. and fIif:WAOSTATI reached town about eight teetotal yeßeeday wtornins. This extraordinary outrage and robbery , tom ' spitted Ms the perfon of an Engliflt Courier, widths sawooajbot of tk ovt-pofis of the Irene oral in lirmssar, ombtued with other cireunittances, lead us to (op t:ore. that no mails for the future will be difpatsbal From this country to the Continent, by way of Ham burgb. The indeisendersee of that city is Co precari• out. that it would be on!,ife t o Take it the channd of either diplomatic nr commercial ermimunkation. Unlefs Tome affor ance Ihall h riv Ire e n by the only Power to who the Cerficae teems di - v oted to tom cede, that the in m depender.se of !hit City %Al not be infulted. it would be a meantie ..f pi 11,1,rwe not to espofe the correfpondence between this country and the Continent, to the ri,k intercepti ,, n. The Nostiorgb Gorrefpand.rt mentions 01 affair is the following terms : I. On the r3th, an Ceur:er (tens Lord^r. by Hufum, was Ilcrp.A. as was an H a noverian Courier, between Scha., in and Rhena. by fonts aut" known perfons, who toe-v movert them their difpathai." into to 4 ,1 410 ru tW rr. o l ll ZC , - I bad kqrfe ins as rty.—r Make, I join ', and :n pro uld, at arm te .ey b•J rather, n .tfaii - e), and call- rout pa \leol. he ;ITAte, I from contained It feeiA• G iven to red their fpace of and every completely on them. earl', be :Tian was him that Red to be fortotiite ; Asher. had his team nee hogf ir,nl Lu- can : ries heads s taken . the Mst trriage. The lid - vas is and inficile their bay they took cord. the incrsafed. , fr. , tn the ;ell appre- I prepar krip oft his timely put tree with LONDON. MONDAY. NOVF.MBER 76. rams es STOTAA D.‘Y r ONF. 0331.13 CR: Conk' money, sa:--dirtn, for see. 5 S. Reduced 5711-1 . 1 ate s Eau, PRICE OP s I LICKS ON SATURDAY: 3 per Cent. Ref AP" 5;11 I.np. Ann. 97 t b. 3 4...‘0n. pee Cent. Conf st :ert, F 5 per 4 Pc , Cent. 7 t 7; eet. Pane, per to. cut s per Cent. N A ry, 9,1 Omninna ;TOIL 97 no:011 l'i e e r te :AL Is. s per Cent. t 7 Lung Ann. 1611 Cunt. for axe. 530 if they at• pirnt ion of ttfiftAtlCC, or I return and ty tlitog of the villains, luau which tat purpore• It is long fince we snood:teed our forpicion, that different initarces that had recurred of Couriers be ing robbed and their difpatehes being taken from them, ought to be aferibed to the m schioations es! . the French Government, rather than to the preda tory fpitit of banditti. There rohbvies not Lavin; been followed up by any k:nd of dete&ion, or even by any great ezerti.nr, to difcover the authors 41 them, has given rife to a mor: outrageous ad, which prob.tbly hoped would alfo be looked over ; at leail he was refoived* to hazard the Merl ment—hut even Prnifia could not overlook it : the C„, flan abando , ,cd his vitlim, and Sir Groacs Ito Mi.n.p was permitted- to depart from the Teen pie. Now the French Goveransent has reforted to its former means in obtaining the ferrets of other Staffs, of which it has given an lance within thefe l few days, ley ernplroyilog einAtiti to wayday andl plunder Mr. 4 aosTAtr. the Wenger, wlrt left London on the 65.11 inft. to proceed with difpatches to Berlin and Peteriburgh. Our Readers will 6n4 th e particulars dtuiled in the preceding columns. We have the fatisfanion to learn, that no a& 4.. rage can be derived by the e nem y from the pact!. of Mr. WAGSTAIII'S dirpatChti. We endeFil .1. that he was the bearer Allay of the vesnonerance to (petting the feieure of Sir G _SOLCIII RUISSOLD. nit of them, .tore remind atecopt to el fortunate per toce, t 11 the :orti bscame to time be- g9I rele.treth the tynitilli , h. fan 1.4 d the td fueceeJetl. 43 to ccccc ife hith the wig- .1114 way ci The war time in the followed the bound to the sad no cite to ike curator ' ind,at length of one of nis to himfelf and received mote r of the others. . Mu Llt from mile among the giro rur hat one Hanshorgh, asid two Gott ceded from , he a. id the liddinve. burgh Mails have arrived. ienfion, that he The American fqttadron is the MerGterraneao hat .eared A: ac• f ' W lately bombarded thl town of Tripoli, but withria . a, t l hat cd h . cigh .s t . inducing t h e Paella to moderate the price which b e tl r difpelled t..eir ' demands toe Peace. they had pit A private letter from Humborghe dated the 16th , ct s, that haring Rams " as ronnw, ti 11361 been tees You may depend upon this very iaterellins fall ugh ;and thLre. that the Auftriass Aosballadoe bas made a rran t , to fur, he had to rcltste Watt. ' =cuts for his imunediatc departure trio Court tin iich re of from 'tut- ,:man iirriageo .aotki ifiapce hall the I tra :back, coat %kern. i3ge, Niel Pkterffiurgh ; and coat ere now he has left that Ca•l phal on his return to Vienna. The Emperor of Auf-' trla and the Emperor of the French have agreed on the attack and conquell of Turkey, and permiffinn or connivance has been promifed for the march of French troops through Moravia and Galicia to area their projett of ambition. The pretended caufe, however.' of the departure of the Aultrian Arnbaltador from Peterlburgh, is the refufal on the part of ALlXAltoll to comply with the contents of a Note or Remon !trance againft the recent occupancy by the Ruffian forces of Corfu and other places M the Mediterranean, and the formidable reinforcements which ate con- Aandy arriving there. This will produce a total change in the afpeff of affairs on the Continent i and if it induce the King of Pruffia to a fyftem of vignrouS arffivity againft France, the confequences may be happy for mankind, as Bon AAAAAA 's plans are found , ed in univerfal conqueft. To anfwer his purport he has aroufed the jealoufy and fear of the Emperor of Aultria on account of the very formidable garrifout or Ruffian troops on the Adriatic." • Ham; s, Nov. to.—All (hips which arrive in Hol land from the weftern coall of Italy, are ordered to perform a atilt quarantine ; but all that arrive from Cadiz, Leghorn, Gibraltar, and Alicant, as well as thole from Malaga, are at'once turned away. The refcriptions payable after the peace have to 47. A letter, we underfland, has been received in Hull Iron Rotterdam, Rating, that a refpedable Eng lilh Inerchant refident thete has been feized and fent off to Pads, in a way &Oar to Sir Gsoaoe RUNSOLD. The Gazette of Saturday night contains his Ma. yassrv i s Proclamation for prorognring the Meeting tot Parliament until Tuefday the isth of January. Friday morning, about nine o'clock, his Marssry arrived at Windfor from Kew on horfeback. Hi. Mar met, after dreffing in the uniform of the Oxford Blues, Mounted another bora, and rode with the Duke of CAMBRIDGE into Windfor Great Park, and infpeaed the Oxford Blnes. who had formed a line on the rifing ground, near Snow-hill. His MAJISTY reviewed the line, and the whole afterwards oared his KIJILITY. A heavy rain coming on, they did not go through their Man Wines, but were difmiffed. Nis Isfaresrr teturned to the Cagle. Yellerday depatches trete received from Admiral Rosser., of the Texel, dated on board the Laces, of 74 ,army; the tpth init. They were forwarded to Lord Ms tents, at Wimbledon. Dtfpatches for Commodore Sir 5A74011. Hoot, have been fent to Portfmontir, to be forwarded by the Hrina frigate to Barbadoes. Advice has been received from St. Peterfburgh of the arrival of the AMSTHYST frigate at Ct onttadt, on the a yth ult. having on board Lord GRAIIVILLII Ls..l 'visas Gwent with his butte. Saturday, at eleven o'clock, a number of Cotn fait.,rs and Bakers nailed upon Mr. Parr, and re mained with hitn'till ha'' paR one. The Duke of Yott gyve as elegant dinner yeller. day at bib houlle in Uttlands, to a large party ~ 1 ,:if tinguifhed Officers. He is expeeted in town this day. Lord ELLE traortou G/I entertained a large party of diainEtion yetlerday at his honk at Wimblearn leion.— is Lady ELLV*IIOROUGH, we are happy to , much recovered horn her late indifp..lition. Saturday the Spanifb AmbalTador traafafted bufi nefs Lend at Harrowhy's Office from two till four o'clock. Lord Heaanwar arrived in town yeltcrday after noon from Bath. The Berl of Firs left town this morning for Sir Jaw Ls Derr's, at Chichefler, where he will remain for fume day , . The Hon. Mr. Kos u arrived in town onWednefday lilt, from Hufum Yelterday he paid a •ifit to Sir Vs. DUNDAS, at his bottle in New Norfolk.flreet, Park-tam. Notwithflanding the heavy reftriCtions recently implecl on the commercial intercourte between this cotmtry and Holland, the fhipments in the River i continue wi h unabated anivitv. Scvet al %dia. have failed during the week, and numerous others arc preraring fete their &pa: tore. A letter from the City of St. Domingo, dated the 27th Anvil, obferver, that fi r two month• there Lad not been a tingle arrival there :—Sevcral American 'ads had, hoseever, been con demned there on thel noel ttivolous pretences. One belonging to Smit .I BaibAnAlt and Boni's, \ l Baltimore, i, married to a mulatto woman, and of court': ma be a Briga h nd." Another, having a few barrels of pork and aunt, was condemned, it being alleoged that the 13 , ha con fider pork and hams as enatraband." The letter adds, that the American feamen detained at Mars• gox were perifiting horn want, eighty having died in month. On Friday, as Lord Ettsaananuan was proceed ing from the Judges Chamber to his feat on the Bench, a woman of very decent appearance put a number of t apers imn his hand, and begged his Lordlhip's viola) of them. The Learned and put with great condefcenfion, took the papers, ting them into his pucker, faid hc wouldthem at his kifure. The party afterwards c, m municsted her motive for this prcceeding to Tome by-ftanders, who the imagined would afEtt her fupplicati.tn, and told them a MOH pitiful tale of dike(' ; del laid the was a native of France, bad been (educ om her home and her fr iends, by an Gentlem. whom The named, and had wired in this courtly under his protabon. She had borne him feveral c hildren, and they had lived together on terms of mutAal feCtion. He had, however, a Mort time lance, th e ri A lit 6t tn abandon her to want and mifery, and in a Amite country, w khout hiends or money ; the had been adeifed to flare her cafe to the Chief Praire, in the hope, that if the lass • of the country furnithed her with redid..., (he obtain it, and fa cicape the (halation that otherwife awaited her. NARK-LANE. CORM szotatics, rev. 26. The arrivals of Wheat and Barley are in abundas quantity to-day ; the former of tniddling and inferic Simples, are dull tale, and ae. and Ss. per quarto cheaper, but fonse little of fine old and Dantzii fetches about 61.—Rye, Barley. and Malt, are eac cheaper—White Peas are Rill dear—Grey at lefs- Beans of each fort are cheaper—Oats ire in confide able fupply, and excepting fine famples; ire noted .I lower—Flour has (mall fluttuation. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, Us. zoos. 1 ttirs per V. Grey Peale soo. to 531. Floe Ditto. 1121. tr6s. od. scant, sec $7l. od. Rye (sew), yes. 60e. od. Tick Ditto ♦7 1 .33 1 . 06 . _ Barley, 462 33 2 06 • Oate, sm. 334.352 Malt, SU. Ms. od. Poland ditto, 362 372 od. Whitt Fmk., tits. 67r. od. Rape Seed, 41L to 441. per I PRICE OF FLOUR. Flue Floor 904 to go. Sccords 834 to m 4 per lmk mon vim todoon , I ' , .0•11.1111 24 Average Prim of Corn in England and Wales, tram tke tats ending the lfth of November, thee. Wheat. Ryetlarley. -1 Oats. 1 Beim. 1 Peal a. d. s. d. s. d. e. d. s. it. O. . 91 9 1 47 1 43 0 27 0 46 9 49 Me average Price at Sugar. entnputed freen the Returns ri in the week ending November at, is sib. lid. per hundred we ' The price of Wheat fell conliderably at Des Market on Thurfday : it was at led, 7 comfy Skit a trarter lover than on the preceding Thurfday. 1 Wheat, which Cold the week belore at i,b4s. the q ter, could not obtain more on the above day t 81s. or 83$. A gentleman who on Saturday returned, iron extenfive tour, to London, reports that the wl which had been fown in good time, *as almoll venially above ground, and of uncommon mu Some of the low lands were flooded ; but the ; • rivets, though generally lull, or nearly Cu, bad e any indance exceeded their bounds. Two Naval Officers belonging to an armed 0 Long Reach. Come days Since, went on Ilso Greenhithe to determine • point of honour. of them meafured twelve pates, but the tithe 'elated he would not fight nails they held the fite corners of a handkerchief, and fired vied; This was objefted to ; and they returned on ' without further breach of the peace. • Mr. Krems Coos, of the Temple, in a Flea-Area fosse nights fain, was run down dray. alai one of the wheels palling over his broke it. GLISTTONT.-•-ON Thurfday. at a public-he Airington, an Irils labor: i 2 u idertook fur a I wager, to eat three p-ta ius id bacon, a c Veaele. so egg., a half.quartrm loaf, and dui a gallon of beer. He was all wed half an ho devoured the whole in 25 mi ,tiles, and afro offered a Chilling to be permitted to Cup off : then mailing for (upper, which offer the boll di Boxtac.—Saturday morning, notwithlkand very heavy rain, and unfavourable Rate of tl thee, a hard.fought battle took place in the B green field, at Sl.Pancras, between Heberden. ni.tker, and James, a drover. They quarreUe morning, over a pot of purl, while waiting weather to clear. No interference on the pal people prefent could reconcile the difference, i fet to with the moil &tare :led and refolute After fighting 40 minutes, and dreadfully : and disfiguring each n' r, HcberJen rec unlucky blow, while o.llnaling, on the bic head, the easeisurin of which it is foppnfed Cursive. His antagotrill has therefore been ti ellilody. firarisricat Taast.--Mr. LANGNANS, for of Buildings to his Pruffian &Welly, if which he lately read before the Academy of at Berlin, give. the following comparative of the prefent fupe tficial extent. populai number of houfes of the undermentioned , Spare 1',.-0.45. retelatiOlt. 1 Lor doe - • t,576.137* 1,03.5.090 Paris - ak.t,644 100.0c0 Vienna • 8 94 43 8 150.003 Bin" - - 751A31 1 73 ,86% Petcrlburgh - s,arsaitB 223000 St.,clttodm • 468,880 794= 4 An-fterdain -460,83 a sso eV) Rome . sts,,B6a /63p,0 It thus appears, that at Petedburgh et dual occupies nearly nine filtrate perches liam, 5 i Berlin, 4 ; Vienna and Rome and AmlleiciaM, a ; and London, 14. TN a OTTOMAN Ewalt s.—Thi. empire I alnault all the phyficial means which cot its ancient pewer and fplendour, thnugb have not lately been di, eeted with talent The extent of Turkey in Europe is 18a mile., and its population amounts to 8 Turkey in Alta comprehends 345,800 n and a population of 10,000,000 ; in all in inhabitants, and 528,560 ((vac miles calufive of Egypt, which ought to b calculating the strength of the Porte. The population of the principal town' kith dominions has been thus eflimated intelligent and accurate travellers. IN EUROPEAN TURKEY. Coaltantisinple - - • Adnal.ciple Soli S,liftrla . . . Satonica - . . . . Iklvade - • IN ASIATIC TURKEY. Ak ppr. Damaleus Bullorals Smyrna Prufa Anr2 lota iraidad There are 3o flip% of war in the 7 and the cr.:hoary eitabliflanent of A 1 the i et in gent L:.l AhAtit 150.000 Mil. tnries more corny. • .-., awl a wife G. Ottoman Ealp , wonld tr lidlr able independence, And repel any Atack made upon it.