Star. — London, England, 1804-10-25 00:00:00

OM S ONDON. , za Gorr to.elorraw. OCTOBER ty. lON TO TIM TIIKONI --Holiday at all le Public Offices. iTOCKS YESTERDAY. India Stock t 764 India Bonds. par tr. dif. kith 3 per Cent. Reit . Each. Bills, par to. Oil. Orenium, prem.. Engbat Tirketa 231.1e4. Conf. for acc. 374 3 per C. to be paid Ap.911 99 4,11 nf. 491 e report of four Dutch detesters, n positive orders from Aix-la•Cha t Commodore at Ferrol to fail for t helhould be obliged to fight his ;Toilers. The fquadron would, in already left Ferrol, had not an ho Sparta Miniller of Wine ar• with difpatches, which induced him r inn rations from France. It is 1, and on board the French fleet, ch are equipping at Cadiz and Bar crate with the French as auxiliaries diftance from the Spanfth coal, as zet regards its ntutraty encroached Inefs of our blockading fquadron. rt aftert, that the greateft anarchy .evail all over Spain ; that the in- began near Whoa. has extended to ; provinces ; and that the infurgents yards of 60,000 men, and were daily is latter report was confirmed by an an from . Corunna, who added, that e intonation are Spaniards formerly !Ivice, and young men educated in :ommon belief among all defies of he diffolution of the Spanifli Monar a general revolution is at hand. This ftition is kept up by pretended pro- Led by Spanilh prieftz in French pay; 'afore, not be furprifing, if an igr.o us deluded, and alfo tormented by ate, will. from defpair, leek a remedy all evils, a rebellion. ad that Mr. Courvs, the bankers haS from his corterptindent in Paris that ptifoners at Verdun, with the excep ccin, have been put into dole confine the departure for England of Sitjam as molt iniquitoufly affigncd as the meafure. It is molt clear that Sir a prifoncr of war. He bore the facred charafler of a Miniiler, and n, law of ,Enpnfe upon him a p.ii*At ; did reak a parole. But th • fpirit of eta ch the meafure of clofe ennfi tement is roduee the moil cruel effea% if petrified :rnment has been in the habit of grant llowance, over the ration of the French, t of our feamen, and this has been for a. BR IF NTOIN who drew on Mars. THO and Co. through M. PERRILGAUD. iTOH now writes that he is obliged to Nance, as he can no longer fee the due F it. ted that our Government will adopt a .11 refpea to French prifoners, fimilar the French Government has put in force. .nt, we undertiAnd, has received certain of the Emperor A LtIANDEIL having or rerch Charge d'Affaires to quit Peterf y fon, h :urs. This puts an end to all ulations repeaing the prefervation of en the two Powers. - . rrt,l in the bell informed circles, that the F the Frvach Emperor from Maltz was Iron l'ari., of a very prelling Four COUtitIS arrived on the morning m whit he fct off. He had propofed to ray of Holland, and orders had been if tingly, L it trey were fuddenly counter• It is e% co wltif;•cred, that the coronation, ;ntsnds..d to take place on the , cnsb‘r, will be Nt off ;o a more conve. rtuoity ; tic pcpar:.tit ns, however, for arc at prefcr.t cominued on :1 very extra e. receding colurr.n we have given far-1 Is from the lltach rApers recciccd ivter (mg the Dutch jrurnals, is cr.: enti.!ad 5, the fiKtnum`....: cf v..hich was puUlifht:.: h infant, a Inv days after the I...pi:at:Tina M,e,:ban:, from the tie , of which it rule, ich it appears but the c3nti:aartim, with 1.y.-rchmt and l.rr Fen G:Prete Were both Ily fupprelfed by the Dutch Government :onfequence cd a Note deiivered by M. SE , the Frcnch AtnhAra..'.r.r at the Hague. ;es exhibi!ed agatntt the 1'e:r.:1! nn acceAnt of its pattiailly, and • Z;Vitlg alit- :ement,e of is.telligeoec (ircoLh ;n!th:e.rtwe ly) to the di1.4,1vAnt.”7.: Lf the France. The 1. ;:lr.J •nt. - .,!`A in guilty, involved ii thc fvne n:, w:l4mut any AcctlfAilon. I i, cet,;cc- at the . ?ions ciirAel, contained •t from lon 1 1 ,1p4a, FlC;pitAted its fall. It how &: plibt,iiie j that it wr. o.;cafion,A by the following article, which appeared in that paper on the 3d init. and the fubilance of which has already been publiihed in the Englifh Newipapers : 6' A letter from Mayenee, fays, that the Emperor of the French, at the diplomatic audience of the sad, fpoke in a peremptory tone to (bate of the Milliners. To the Miniller of Wirternburg, it is reported, be (poke as follows :—" Tell your Mailer, that he en "deavour to come to a reconc iliation with his Son and his States ; otberwife I (hall take the bufinefa " upon myfelf." He °Merited to the Bavarian Ml nifter, that " as his Mailer poffeffed fo much money, " as to caufe a camp to be firmed for hi; pleafure. •' he would do well to pay his debts." To the De puties of Frankfort he aid; ",Your city and that of " Haniburgh convey fo much English merchandise, " into Germany, that I mall be obliged to mak4an " end of it, by giving Hamburg(' to the Northern " Powers, and your city to the Eke* of Heffe." Thefe Dutch papers (late, that another Ruffiat fquadron is fitting out at Cronßadt ; that a Ruffian negociator is preparing to come to England, and that the Italian army is ordered to be augmented. HAMBURGH MAILS. This morning three of them, being all that were due, arrived at the Putt Office. The accounts from Malaga report, that the Epi. demy has begun to abate. Difcontents rem to be incitafing in the Turk& dominions, which have (hewn themfelves in the way ufual in that country, namely, fatting fire to their towel, The Ruffians Rill continue to fend troops to Corfu: For other particulars we refer our Readers to the following extrads Vis au*, Ocv. 6.—The French Amballadow, M. Cita is P•011Y, has received, with his qew credentials, his letters of Fecal. He will probably have his au dience of leave of his Imperial Majelly at Liam anti thence fet out an his return to Fmtic.c, as he will cuter on /is office as Miniller of the interior, previous to the Cnrooation. His SIR Secretary of Lega4go, M. DAIDLIN, will remain here as Charge d'Affaires. OcT. to.—The late Minifter of 'State, M. Tim uv, has been very ill at Freiburg : but according to the !all accounts, he was forriewhat better. The price of grain continually advances. COOT AMTIMOPLI, SS PT. to.—A fire of eight hoots Fontinnance has to day laid in afhes five =Asa and above woo houfes. In the night of the 7th r o large village in the vicinity of the capital, prioci pally inhabited by Jews, was likewife burned. Semmes! 22.—Laft week a Courier arrived here from Paris, with difpatches to the French Ambaffas dor, containing advice of the reciprocal acknowledg ment of the two Imperial dignities of France and Maria. The latcruuncio has alfo within thefts few days received 'deice of this acknowledgment, and communicated the intelligence to the Sublimc Porte. He now ezpedts the arrival of his new credentials. The powerful force which the Pacha of komelia has affembled againft the rebels in his province, has occafioned the Rokachigli, or chief of there banditti, to fly with Come thoufands of his partifans into the territory of Paffwan Oglott. Another inPirgent, Ifmael Pasha, who has feized the Government ci Acre, is willing, (ince he is blocked up on all fides, to enter into negotiations with the Porte. His nevi. ciation has been entrufied to a man of probity and merit, who has claimed the confidence of the GLUM SEIGNIOR. The late deflrudive fire which laid the village of Tophana, the artillery barracks, in afhes, is attributed to the difccntent of the populace on account of the fcarcity of bread. The janiffaries likewife have not received their pay for fume time. A Ruffian fbip of 64 guns, with about Soo troops on board, arrived here on the 27th ult. on her way to Corfu. Iracv, Oct. T.—Two perfons have been arreßed at Leghorn, for making fignals to privateers At fa, to inform theM when fhips, laden with merchandise , were about to fail. The journey of the Pops (who is now recomed from his indifpofition) to l'atis will be by Florence , Bologna, Alexandria. &c. where all neceffary Prelia• rations are making for his reception. As there are tome diflurbances in Turkifh Albania. the gartifon in Auflriau Dalmatia, and at Cattaror ;lave been reinfruced. hlstirz, OLT. 6.—The Ruffian Charge d'Affaires 4 on t'.e 2d infl. received difpatches by a courier from St. Petelfbutgli, immediately after which he gave ill :.OIC to the Minifter TA:A[I'I4IND, and 'Le Jay ati t-r left the city. .s unJedlcod that the Eleftoral Prince and Levis of Baden, the hereditary Prince of flat mflaiit, :he Prince of Ifenburg, the Prince Weilburg, and Lveral Counts of the Em• v. z, tepa:r to Paris the end of Oftnberf to be preftnt at the folcmnitics of the coronation. Thor: Princes who cannot attend in perfoot it is t i. petted, will Ay:lbardor: extraordinary. The rrports in feveral of tits German Papers rela tive to certain changes to be determined here, leers not t.) be confirmed. Our Emperor wifhe s the p re i :*c:vati.rn of the peace of the Cominent. ViL•Ol.l, OCTOITa 6.—:t is afferred, that as 10011 as the waca::iin 4.: the Gcnerai Diet at Ratifbon !hall t.. terminated, a very fpirited Note on the part of the Ernpetc,r cf s 3:4 will be thlircred to the lira FRAN eimmer, OCT. Lt.—They write from Nancy, Ottober 9, that M. CHAMPAGNY, late French Am. balfador at Vienna, paled through tha city on hi. way to Paris, where it is expeAed he will be ap- pointed Minitter for Foreign Affairs. HAGUE ' OCTOBP 16.—To•day it was reported here, that an embargo had been laid on all thins. — It was fuppored that this meafute was in consequence of the expedition againfl England. and the report oc • cafioned here a very great fenfation. According however, to letters from Amfterdam, received this day, Admiral Kt Rarer has only taken force mea fures of precaution againft (pies, and to prevent cer iain communications with England, in confequenee of which borne fhips from the North were prevented from failing. The day before yefterday, the legiflative body be gan its autumnal fittings; it is believed, however, that they will not continue the Rated time of fix months, but that the raid body will Eton break up, and no more deliberate on the plan of the new confti tution. Hactua, Ocr. Legiflative Body was af• fembled on Tuefday Wk. The doors were locked. Our Minifier to the Court of France, M. Sot 11414 yefterday ; we learn, that he will 'ere long, return to Paris, ac:ompanied by a Com. mittee of the Council of State, to affill at the Coro nation of the French Emperor, and to congratulate that Monarch, in the name of our Republic. We are informed, that the Members of the Coun cil of State, who will go to Paris to of if at the Co• ronation, will be infelled with the title of Envoys Extraordinary from bur Republic. Urtscor, Omni 14.—The monument eretling in the camp near Zeiß. will be finifhed this week, and the grand tnanatutres will be performed next Sunday, for the laft time I immediately afterwards, the camp 'twill, in great part, break up, and the divifion of ' General Dostoriciao take its winter quarters in North Holland. UTILICIIT, OCT. B.—A deputation from Am lierdam waited upon General MAI MON T, lift Satur• day, in the camp of Zeift, requeltlng him to take his head quarters at Amfterdam for die winter. Wsrzoa a., Or Tom 6.—The Princes and Counts in this vicinity, who were at Mentz, have returned to-day. Several of them will go to Paris to the corona tion. His Elsaoral Highnefs of Hai, who on ac count of illnefs could not gn to Mentz, and who the day before yefterday retuned from Wilhelmiladt, through Gieffen to Cale), has been likewife invited to go to Paris. Our Ekdor cipeas an invitation from the Pope to meet him at Pius, and there conclude the Concordat fo important for Germany. GEIIOA, SITT. oz.—According to letters Irom . , Bologna, the number of French troops which *rill march through that city for Southern Italy, amount to 20,000. An agreement has been entered into between England and Ruffia, to podifs the ifland of Malta in common,for which purproe sec* Ruffian troops will loon go from Corfu to Malta. The Spanifh Ambalrador waited on Lord Het now sr yellcrday, and had a long conference whh his Lnrdfhip. The anfwer which is to decide the queftion of Peace or War with Spain, is not expected to ar rive in lets than a fortnight. In the mean time, feve r-al more frigates have been ail - parched to critize to the fonthward, for the porpote of detaining the re mainder of the Spanilb creature flops, now on their way from America. When the latl accounts kit Ceylon, tranquillity was completely ►ellored in the ifland. The follow ing is a copy of the proclamation publithed by the Governor on the 29th I)ec,Mber. ss Whereas tranquillity and good order have been reftored throue , rut the Bri•ifh Settlements and Terirtoriu in the ifland of Ceylon . We do Earthy proclaim and command that the admini Stratton and estetition of Martial Law throughout the (aid fettie. stunts and tertitorirs, with their dependencies, null forthwith cede and determine." ... According to a letter from Calmar in Swede , -, befides the King of FR ANCF, and their Royal High nefTe , , Mor.sr VII and the Duke of Anuouessre, the Swedifh Grand Chancellor, Count de FERSFIR, the Ruffian Chamberlain, C , unt Soroicorr, the late Englifir Minifler to the Court of Stutgard. Mr. SPiN" ICI,II SMITH, and the Danifh Chamberlain, Baron 11, BLoras, sere expeCted there. Should this be the cafe, foundling elfe than the private family affairs of the Hot , v sons will be tranfaned there. — nib mofl Chriilian Mjefly, Louis XVIII. and the Princes of his blood, intended to ptiblifh a protell againft the Corfican Ithirpations. That which ap reared in the M4miteerr was a forgery of BONA ?MIT!, Tatr.treaso, and Co. A moinirg paper Hates the death rf :he Duke of I.riNsrst. We hope it is nn ettot, AS the Dublin papers of Saturday do not mention it. _ . . . The Hon. !slifs Bottvt RIP arrived on Stindav at her father's feat (the Hon. WILLIAM Bouvexie), at Patchworth, from Prance. A Mr. Y.,A is returned from Prance. He obtained permitrion to return with his family, to England, with the exception • lone of his Inns, a I.;Clllen.tllt in I the Navy, who obtained a palfport from that Govern ment to return on his parole to England. The Lords of the Admiralty have been ?leafed ti., dirdt, that the d illy pay allowed to Pilots for fhti rs of the nth tate he iii reared to 9.. per diems and f or Thips of the sth and 6th rates, to Bs.; and it is fart) ier their Izadthin's intention, that a ft:liable prov*Oien he road, f t the faanilies . tocis as may laic their lives in his Majefly'sfervice. The Prince of WAIFS has re' c:,„ s i a mull fuperb I-relent of ivory chairs from 0:1-4; they ALs i n t u ided for the Pavilion at Driejacii. BLOCKADING SQUADRONS. Letters from our fquadron off Ferrol, received yellerday, fay, it was daily expelled the French (hips blockaded there would put to lea, as their crews had obtained conliderable reinforcements, not only of French, but of Spanifh tailors, forced into their fervice. RAMSGATF, OCT. 24.—tefterclay between four and five in the afternoon, a heavy firing was beard on the enemy's coafi, and the wind being eafterly, it was fuppofed to come from Oftend or Dunkirk. It is imagined here that the flotilla at Oftend embraced the,opportunity of this eafterly wind to proceed down to B u'ogne. The filing was heard alto at Margate. DEAL, OCTOBER 24.—Sailed the DavAsrATIOW, Loctraa, and VOLCANO bombs on a cruize off the French coati. Arrived the Awrasors frigate from Ho(14 Bay ; and the PLuro Hoop of war from a cruize, and has made a fignal for a convoy to the wetward. Yeßerday afternbon I'ImMORTALITI frigate, Cap tain Owen, failed from the Downs on a celiac : by his ufual vigilance he dlicovered near Blacknefs three of the enemy's large praams, and Baleen gun vet. Fels, &e. from Flufhing, Dunkirk, and Calais, bound to Boulogne, which he engaged :—they being under the protation of their batteries efcaped into Bou logne. L'lnwoavawra has returned to the Downs, having received damage in her mans, and am lorry to add, had feveral of her people killed and wound ed. Wind E. N. E. nrmourx DOCK, OCTOBER 25. As erroneous ftatements may creep into the Oa per; refpeeing an accident which happened to Cap tain PUGET, of his Ivltjefty's [hip FOUDLOYANT, I think it ncceffary to inform you, that on Friday morning laft, when off the 'Start, he fell from the poop ladder of that (kip down to the lower gun deck, breaking the Reps of the ladder in his fall.— He was taken op perfeitly fenfelefs, and it was fume time before any pulfatiun could be perceived. The Captain is molt dreadfully bruited, and his face and head much cut, particularly the left fide. On the latter are three very bad cuts. On the fhip's arrival IA night he was immediately landed in his cot at Cawfund, and it is with pleafure we effete you this gallant officer is pronounced out of danger; but it will be Tome time before he can return to his duty, from the violent bruifes he has received. The Foo l:MOT ANT, cut feventeen weeks, arrived with only twelve tons of water on board ;_no fuel —Ships in Bay. FOUDZOTANT, 8 4 guns, Admiral Sir THOMAS G Captain PUOST ; Tousles', 84 guns, Cap tain Plata ; COLOSSUS, 74, Captain bioaats ; and Rarut.si, 74, Captain LEGGI. LEKDEN CAMP, OCTOBER rt. Th. morning the whole line was out at Boxftead Heath, and formed festeril oblong fquares, in which the brigades have been for fome time praelifing on the camp ground, but a ftorm, attended with violent rain for fevers' hours, obliged them to return to Camp, where they arrived, wet to the (kin, about fix o'clock in the evening, which it is hoped, will be the IA Boxftead amufement this feafon. The acth Light Dragoons are quartered at Ipf wich, the 22d at Woodbridge, and the tft, or Roy als, are Rationed at Colchefter, Wheely, and Malden. The third Military Ball was numeroufly and fafhion ably attended on Friday tall, at the White Hart, Colchefter. The Hon. Mrs. Hope, Lady Duwoas, and daughters, and Lady SILIN• STIWART, were among the company. An excellent limper for rso perfons, was ferved up in Watkin's ufual ftyle of ele gance, and the company broke up at an early hour in the morning. OcroaEß 23.—The camp broke up yefierday. The 3 t ft, Ord, 91 ft, and old Regiments of Foot return to Weely, under the command of Major-General Hors. The Fifefhire North Britith Militia goes to Yar mouth; Lord CHARLES Firzzoy's brigade returns to Ipfwich ; and Major General CAMPBELL'S to WooLbr dge. The Royal Lanark Militia, now doing duty t *Neely, are under orders for Chelmsford, and commence their march on Friday next. The fol lowing General Orders have been circulated on the occafion: Head lly . areri, Colebelter: The following movements are to take place on the breaking up of camp, and the troops now in the di' trio taking up their winter quarters : Wedneklay, the 24th infant, the firit battalion of the 42d regiment to relieve the Royal Lanark&ire Militia, at Weely. Ihurfday, the 23th inft the park of artillery, troop of bode ditto, Royal Pembroke, and Royal Lancathire, to Colcheßer Bar. rack.. Friday, the 26th init. the ciad to Wetly; the Royal Laneaßiire to Cialcheßer; and on Svurslay the a7th, to proceed to Chelmf. ford. Nrco,a37, the aryth, Lard Charles Fitzroy's brigade, and Royal Eaft faliddlcke. to Ipfivich Barracks. A brigade of four long Gs-pounder. and four light four-pounders to aftcompany the column under Lord Charles Fitzroy, and to be qua, tered at Ipfevich. (Signed) W. Mu r sot, Dep. AIMI. Adj. Gen. Thrufday the firif divifion of the 42d or Royal Highlanders, under the command of Col. GRANT, and on Saturday, the fecund di vifion of the fame re giment arrived at Liverpool; and on Sunday they embarked and failed for Ireland. Ft a ss.—A fire, attended with moll calamitous cir cumitances, broke out on Monday evening, in one of the liable* at the Black Boy Inn, Chelmsford. Seve ral hundred Hanoverian foldiers halted that night in the town, and its vicinity, and from the great num bers billeted on the inn-keepers, they were compelled to lodge !hem in (Wiles and out !mules ; thofe gnar ltered at the Black Boy had retired to a liable allotted them, with their pipes, and, it is fuppofed, that the fire dropping from one of them, communicated to frme look liraw, which ter the premifes in a blaie. By the anivity exerted by all ranks on the oceafion, the conflagration was prevented Irons extending be yond the premifes; hnt we ate forty to add, twenty Ifour of the foldiers ale mitring, 35 or whole dead bo dies were dug out on Tociday. TIIMTRE, COVENT-GARDEN: Lail night, a Comedy, from the prolific pen of Mr. Rty Hotos, WAS performed at this Theatre, for the fir(t time, entitled, the Blind Bargain, or Hear Him Out A of which the following arc the principal Dra- malls Perfona and Fable : fir Andrew Ansl) fe . Mr. F..awcyrr Vnlan. • . Mr. K cisme jack Analyfe . Mr. F ToorA - Mr. Lewis Dr Mable - Mr. BLANCUARD Giles Woodbine . Mr. Emcee Frank Mr. ATKIN/ Mrs. Vines - Mrs, Glass Mils Gurnee • . MTS. DAVIN PORT Sophia Woodbine - Mifs DAVI 111 Rachel (a Gipfey) - Me,. En ca r flit A. Analyfe, in macaques= of his niece marrying Mr. Vil tars agatott his content, adopts la child in India, and configns it to the care of his friend, Dr. Pliable, in England, with an Allowance of 3ooL per ann....ti- child dies—and, withing to preferve the an nuity, the Doctor employs a Gipfey to procure bin another. Sir Andrew arrives, and feeds for his wife his old flame, Mita Cur nett, who, during his abreact. has been coquetting with Al& roan Davcsant,and among! other love prefects has fait him a marmite, called " Little Peter," which the Alderman, in a fit of jealogy, writes word be titan return ; and Mita Cornett, afraid of routing air Andrew's Infpicion, bids the fervants on no account to let him hear any thing of the Alderman, nr " Little Peter."--In the m.an dine the Doane is all joy at being prepared to (hew Sir Andrew his =infant, when, to his con tufion, he finds that the Cipley has ted itnexpeacdly purloined VilbreS child, and knowing no bet ter mode of eztrinuing blinfelf, than by fixing the theft on fome body elk, he employs lais fervent Frank to Met Come ftranger, and offer film tool. If he will content to be blindfolded and led wherever he piece.: the perm whom Frank happens to fir on • fur Ail Bute) ammain is a young 3xonian named Tourly, who Med MAMMA into the ftreet where the Doctor lives, and when Frank Inaba him Wan inftant,Tourty realms to mark the bocce, that he may basalt« know the author of this myttery ; but he miltakes the door, and marks Milts Gurnet's Inftead of the Doc. tar's Frank then returns with a batket, and Tourly Coon after finding It contained a Beeping infant, returns in &it'd. to the area where the Doctor and Mif. Garnett live, fees the mark on her door, and rings violently at the bell, when the (errant, expeaing" Little Paw" by the ftage-coacb, receives the balket, which in the end exports Mifs Garnett and the Doctor to Sir Andrew, and recon ciles him to Mr. Man. There is another plot, confuting of the snyfterious totidue of Pillars, who is accufed by his wife's relit tiOns of having f4uandered her fortune in diflipation, when it turns out that lie: father never paid it him. Into this flight fabric Mr. REYNOLDS has woven a fet of charafters, which, though rather eccentric in their general outlines, are rendered very prominent by well contrafted colouring. The principal of theft (for the events of which they are made the ;nitro ments, are rather improbable) is the Baronet, at the head of the Dramatis Palma, who is &etched with a rnalterly hand. Independently of the part he takes, in the piece, he may be eonfidered as a dramatic no , velty, in the perfon of a returned EaR India Nabob., engaged in the whimfical occupation of writing a Diaionary of perfeely original definitions, many of I which he delivers with uncommon effe&. This part is very happily ft:Rained by Fawcarr. Lewis is alto very fuccefsful in that of a hairbrained, but li beral spirited Oxonian, as is BLANCHARD in a dabbler in phyfic and intrigue: he wore the lye-wig, and brandifhed the amber-headed cane with a gravity fufficiently atEknlapian : alluding to his unprofitable paffion for building haute, he remarked that ' 4 what I he gained by the p)1. he loft by the mortar." Pillar:. is a well drawn charafter, to which Ksit ass does ample jultice. Gila Woodbine, fupported by Eater, (for whew the part had evidently been written), is a young opulent yeoman, who is quite untutored, and defpifes lanais ; but who has a high spirit and a Du tnane temper. He is reprefcnted as jut returned from a vifit to London, and is made to give a laugh able deaription of what he faw there. Mrs. GUM,' as Mrs. rifler:, has to aft the fighing, fcntimental milk-and-water wife and mother. Mrs. DAVENrotr, in !WO Gossett, finds befell for the thoufandth time, an amorous, centurions, coquetiffi old maid. Sophia Woollier is the inexperienced girl. who had been de luded from her friends by the arts of a gay deCeiver, and is now heart-broken and forlorn : Mifs Devito fhone out here to very great advantage ; and indeed all the performers deferve the thanks both of the au thor and the audience. In a word, we do not hefitate to pronounce this play Mr. R iv soLos's very bet dra matic effort; the morality, of which it is made the vehicle, is of the purefi kind. and the wit is in gene ral free from the ufual droll in modern comedy. In the fourth aft, the long of Hyls-a by, Baby, is intro duced, and fung, without mufic, with Cush effee, by Mifs Davits. as lot night called for an univerfal encore ; as did alto the Epilogue, which is chaunted by Enmity to the tune of My Balky, containing se veral points of a temporary nature, that told very fuccefsfully. The Prologue. appealing to the audi ence on the (core of the author's former Cervices, was rather laboricufly delivered by MURRAY. On the piece being given out for a future reprefentation, the applaufe was univerfal and reiterated, from a very = I crowded audience. if- At Ealing races, Norfolk, on Friday Colone' Windham's horfe won the Sweepitakes of Sol. While running, the Hon. Colonel Harbord's mare fell, and but for this accident it was espated to have been a hard conceited race. Mr. Read's hock won the 11l- Ter cup. Four affes fluted for a plate of 51. which afforded confiderable (port. Several Inca races took place, one for twelve guineas, which was won by Mr. \'Jade. A pig race tailed along while, and afforded much diverfion. The various amufements were very gratifying to a numerous company of all ranks, and failed hum twelve at r,uon to near fix o'clock in the evening. On Monday fe'nnight, a match for fifty guineas was run on Woodhouie Moore, near Hull, between Captain Houghton's bay mare, and Captain jack fon's chef - nut mare, the belt of three one mile heats, rode by the owners. The &ft heat was won by Captain Houghton ; while running the fecond, his bode bolted and threw him ; having received no ma terial injury, the Captain mounted again for the third heat, and won the match, but louse difpute arifing, the opinion of the Jockey Club is to be taken. Confiderable (pins were depending on the event of this race. At Rafting, bets were bye to four in fa vour of captain Jackfon's mare, but after the firit heat they were more than that in proportion ' s aint - % her. The arrival at Malaga of the Bilbiano, Captain Da Mara, who has five thouland pounds worth ,•1 the Yellow Fever Remedy on board, is molt Lnsi may looked for, on account of the dreadful innrtality that Rill prevails at that place. We with, for the fake ot. humanity, that the above velfel had arrived o aths, deputed port long lace. Dublin Waterford f , . N ., • ..' '', . • 1.1 I. ..= • LI l ; ..a.r"...i 1r 6., .., f 1 , ... •• . il .r. ; r L ~ ~ I , . P , 4 • i ,r,r, ••,.• N ;• - t.. .-, $ 1 ~. , . 4 II ; 4 .1 . . 1 1 . I a le a I i.,' a 4 ''.,' L • . - r 4 I a a 4 4 A Ire I. ts N as • rsk. Ns • or- • ON. . se• d• let.. I rum loci , us- 1 I I at 1 71 s. at rola ' eaf. ael s I'- by a rod. It the Ski rbeat, A fat earns , WS- High . ... . 1 loft • NAUTICAL isrßateisweir; MAILS THIS DAT....%1C10d W. N. W. Alt. DOR All. DIM a a I Hambumh 3 0 a I Gottenbarylo 0 0 , - PRIM 2•11C11, OCTOIIIII 22.—YeRerchy the N a BROAD matter, came in from Milford, in order to wait the coinage, when it'is expeded the will !eke tip for Briftol. This morning the Venus hired armed cutter, Lieut. COORFN, appeared in the Bay front the Weftward ; and the Speedwell, of Sonchansrao, FOOT, matter, failed with the remainder of his cargo, butter, &c. from Cork for Falmouth, and will primed thence to Portfmouth. PLYMOUTH. 0CT0122 23.—Came in the COORO. Gaul, of 74 guns, Capt. Bortas, from Spithead ; the Dolphin tiorelltip, and the Lady Melville armed (hip, from Torbay, with tranfports and viauallers ;- alio the Daniat (hip Erftatning, Capt. Ness, from Norway, with timber and deals for this port. Sailed the PLovca, with four tranfports under convoy, fur Cork, having on board the ad Battalion of the Sift Regiment of Foot ; the Dolphin Revenue cutter, on a cruize ; the Heßor, Capt. Way GOOD, for Chep, ROW ; and the Danillt (hips Uranus, and Emene- Bowilavi, for Norway.—Came in the Daft:Di - A l ly Fortuna, Capt. CLAW W. Parzasov, from Barce lona, with wine and cork ; put , in for orders.--Sailed the Potfdam, S , from Embden, for Surinam, and the Eau Le cutter on a cruize. PORTRIIIOUTM, OCT. 14.—Arrived the EOOlllll poop of war, with the Tartar, Eliza Topper, Lon don, Monarch, Al It, and the Britannia tranfports, with troops from Ramfgate, bound to Jerfey ; Cis. oracle. frigate; Wasp, RAIN Dare, and S•aacat Hoops of war, with the Ctmel More-(hip ; Minorca, Ifabella, Emerald, Ceres, Oxford, Melpomene, Flo ra, Aaive, and Tartar tranfports, and a fleet of outward-bound yards, under convoy from the Dawns.—Sailed the Diamond, of London, saptaii MUNRO, for the South Seas ; the Falcon, of Pool, Captain Beam°, for 'Newfoundland. Wind eallerly. Sm OCTORIR as..—Sailed the bizaestvou armed Ihip, with five fail of veils under convoy for the Baltic. Wind Eagerly. Hutt. Ocv. 23. —On Wednefday the Charles armed brig failed fa.ms hence, with a large fleet of veffels for the Baltic. Yetterday the Three SHUTS, FOR TZ, from Seville, under quarantine in White. booth Roads, was releafed ; but her cargo will be detained fome days longer. The Elizabeth. TOTTIOt. from Bergen, has put !tato Phapinit. The Ouftaf Adolf, Lembk, from Stettin to Cadiz, has pat in to Lilbon. The gaillot Nylpferd, from Liverpool for Rotterdam, is ha an the waft of Holland. Tho Specubtion,Thornftad, from Bergen to Dort, was !band. a near Ameiand Slat sett uk. crew Cored. The Solo. Repel°, from Kara: ma to Asoftadana, whisk Imil pot into Cadiz, Coiled cheats Sept. 3. The Ehighnier, , from Bergen for Naples, lies Aire an the emit of Holland, and iris feared will be lift. The Lowe, Parma, from K.minriborg to Antfteettain, has pit into Harlingen. &meg. d, and moll unload to repair. The Dana Raft India Wit. Chrifanhavn, fr..m Copenhagen to I China, arrived Pale at Tranqucbar sth of March hit Tb s L e i s h e id, paften, tram Bergen for Naples, b aground on the Nnorderhaaks, and it is circa& will he loft ; crew raved. The Dobroditel. Alezijeffe, from Peteriborgh to limardiesash Ms anived at the latter place, and delivered the lading damaged. The w e ieaart, &heap, has "men brought into Tirlinsiling,in • very leaky condition, having loft her Adis, at ewe and came. The Concordia, Siebe Brom de ionic, from Kurtiogiburgh to ...tu t fter4asn, was wrecked near Thtlted an the and aria. Cr** Caved. che Wiffelvallingheid de Ryer, from Marerines, with timber, is ilrindei to the eaftwud of (Mend. The Is entirely will-keel: c•ew raved. The Vr Marla, Jacobs, from Eking to Anttr.dmit Is pet too allinlet, having been much damaged It Me dons ut the asa end 23d ult. The Goole Have. Runnier,. Ludes Rrain.ifonsik. Modem, ha. erne Harlingen, having been tinsel away from the en trance of the Somme. t be Width brig Nicola, en Amt, Niellon, from Dram one to Amfterilarn. (buck on the 24 ordcrhaaks, in the Tema. en rho soth arks and it la feared will be kg. QM Cavil The Twe °clutters, Leenden, arrived la the Teed from Lea. den, Renck againft a wreck is the litohbefsed, en the silt alt. mil is entirely loft ; the crew were Caved by a Sating boot. The flute Hoffoung, Shone, from Koolg erg to Atodheraims wlh wheat, was ftranded on the sob alt. near Ls/wrens This fez ran fo high the could oat be approached, lo that as ether par ticulars are hewn. t he Span& frigate John Maria, alba le Limon% Cabiwitle. from Cadiz to Arallerdarn, wee wrecked an the Red of Atisc• land, on a6th men are ralrrd but th e cap tain and number of the crew, who took to the boat, It is are loft. TM Moppet, Rule, from Stockholm to Mark-Rite, met of Gom teaburgh with an Englifil convoy, one of the daps of which run foul of her in the night, carried away her 501.1 m-it, and fo muck damaged her, that (be was ohliged to put Into Oo(rifeser and un load a part of Mr cargo to repair. Tic Q,ieen, Admiral Mellon, Salenia, and Hope, wind hlikord; parted with the Cens. Brent) , ; Hull Packet, Orr 7 John and Mary, Reid; and Monza. Cole, with Ave ethers, at two a. m. on tBth loft. in a gale of wind af the Smalls, arl trait Liftion, bound to Liverpool and Greenock. lhe Marianne, Bede, from Raltiosoie t, Varel, with men, ed. fee, and tobacco. Is (trawled behind the Kong, in the Taal t crew faired, and it is hoped the cargo lave Jim mem. ad, Sri/nem:in, from Narta to Copenhagen, was overtaken by * violent florin on the a'>th ult. near Marburg, in Sweden Owned. der was re-,.e - ed ofekfs, and the lap illed with water ; bee the erne were lay.sl to the 1341 by a galleon, and brought ma the dada to Snineminde. fhe i,anifts brig St. jofeph, Are-ate, lad, n with linen mad wheat, lately dt ‘ tained at Cowes, was liberated yeltenlay, and failed for Comet, American Rip, recently captured by the fousdrro of iirrol, under the eoninseed of .tdmiral Cochrdie, an WO. eirm of being french yeomen., tae been maimed by the High Court of Admiralty to the ow m rs. %He, Poll, of Whitebaven, from Pcterfbureb, is m Sone 'n,.. from Eilboa, is put im.te. Torbay, with ill , chot• an.: &Stec At ..fh • r-n In:. a Zealous. f res n—At Irom Ncw Yark—le I' , entne, kloner, from Navas. nab : rvtr... and Anthony. Ntaagin, train Model ph; , Ameticn, frava baaintort; Genoa lifailisko; acd a'irc: cola. Hunt, from Vitgims. Tht Pr;bILITI. V721.1C11, from Stita. is .rrirea At Hal; IbC parted from tLc e-ct. coofifting of A out io.c er.d Lot. on the Oti Ina • C . N.`rTrAY—the put into Norway. tart bLard notlung of tbein. A Ottodrati Crock A or,a fr°^' Lei ictrran. • .tiiniiral Nog. a. ttaker; St. Inc.. Pr y; ..rd Hope, Bow,. trot, 1 i t l,re, bound to litrar. pool— ‘• Yn ..•I. Nat Cr and ?.I r--- from I illion—.At elyar, Counter. of Crrialord. Atiltrother : and Jana, Olney. fres I .olNon—Ai Mt rat' Puma • a. r. front clrgirdaAt Got. tot bulah. Sotonion, rrom uo.,r; Llverpxd. DII4 5.7;TA