Star. — London, England, 1811-01-19 00:00:00

• . • . 010 • - - ... 4 • Ireland, before the regency business unfortunately , N 4" "AL ATELLIGENCE. THE ARMY, I ' SOUTH .AMERICA. occupied the whole of the attention of Ministry, -- , FALMOUTH, JANUARY 16. Major - General MobtTIMOR has been appointed tO amounted to about 8000 men. Besides three real . RIO DE JANEIRO; NOVEMBER 80, 11110. Arrived the brig Marquis of Kildare, EasrEn mas- the command of the Lower Shannon District in Ire- Information (a mon g them a battalion of the Inniskilling) Information has been received at the ConsuPsOffiee ter, from Newfoundland, with the loss of boats, part land, and has fixed his residence at Limerick. here, of the arrival of Admiral De Courcy in the Pieta. are on their way from Sir Jeers Seleveler's army to of her cargo hove overboard, and other damage :15 The Germau Legion (Hussars) have at length A new Governor of Monte Video had also arrived Lisbon, and one or two regiments from Cadiz. days ago Captain Engraft took Captain TAISER and embarked, at Plymouth, with their horses, fur Portu- from Cadiz, with whom the Admiral had had a con- The Court o f I • - 1.5 men from the wreck of an Ametican ship called the gal, and will sail as soon as the wind shall moderate, Terence, relative to the neutrality of the British Rag. ring on some De partment Portugal, Uncle Tuby, from the Savannah, bound for London, which was excessive high when our letters received of the Medical in this morning came away. . The Spanish Governor stated the orders from the I 1 "TORBAY, JANUARY 17. has terminated very honourably for that Department , _ . . . Junta to be positive, that he must enforce the blockade Last evening sailed his Majesty ' s ship ORION, Sir commanded hy Colonel BRA SFORD, has sailed from of Buenles Ayres ; that the war against that port must and has given great satisfaction to his Lordship. ALEXANDER DICKsON, Bart. Commander, for Ports- Guernsey to Cadiz, to relieve the 47th, or Bd Bettalioa be carried on, and that any vessel attempting to go Provisions were not scarce in the British army, but mout h . Al so sa il e d t h e A mer i can s hip Argo, Cap- of the rith or Prince of Witees's Irish Heroes , or both, there, would, if taken, be considered as a lawful prize. they were fully as plentiful in that of the enemy.- taro littoolsosr, to the Eastward. This day arrived • The vessels now at Buenos Ayres would be allowed if they can be spared by General GRAHAM to join Lord Our soldiers have fresh provisions three or four times his Majesty's gun-brig Seaton - rev, and the GAMBIER WI . , i to pass out of the river, but they mast not bring down LLINOTON S army. • a week. Wi shes, cheese, potatoes, and poultry were cutter, from a cruize. The following most judicious document has bee:: a cargo. The schooner Eliza, Captain PENNY, from New- -- scarce, and fetched very high prices. Several vessels addressed to the army serving in Ireland, hy the Exa • foundland, bound to London, is arrived in distress. of HARRINGTON, Commander-in-Chief: 4MERIC,I. had arrived from Dublin with port wine, which sold PLYMOUTH* JANUARY 17. - GENERAL ORDER. -- well. t , ADILJTRNT•ORHERAL'S OPIICII, DUIILTH, JAN. 1811. NEW-YORK, DECEMBER 16. • Thedeath of Captain HOUSTOUN of the Royal Navy, Came in his Majesty's ship SCEPTRE, from off Brest. " Reports having been circuleed, that Catholic; Soldiers have We are assured (says the Orleans Paper) that the Arrived the Danube, PeARCE , from New York for been prevented from attending Divine Worship according to tilt: was much regretted by the army : this excellent O ffi e Bourdeaux, detained by the NIEMEN, Sir M. SKINIOUR. tenets of their religion, and obliged, ia certain instance., t o 1 ) ,,, Gov or of Pensacola, Folk, is marching the Bayon : . cer fell a victim to his unwearied zeal, in co.operating -Sailed his Majesty's ships REVENGE, ?OWE!, 80 present at that of the Established Church, the Cowstartotho- Saria and Baton Rouge, at the head of the troops Orrice RS of the ceveral Regiments are to be attentive To Tan which could be collected at the seat of his Govern- •, with the army. He died of a fever, which had nearly guns : and GANGES, 74, for Portsmeuth.-A man of PRICYLN in Or SUC:I PRAC'ficts, if they have in arty instance ment. The Chec•aws and Talapocuches have taken ! carried off General PANE and several other Officers, war brig is standing in from the westward, but will existed in the Trso;‘s under their command, as they are in *isle- ' not anchor in time for post.-The STANDARD, 64 tie, of the Orders contained in the CIRCULAR Le•tras of the up arms, and ranged themselves under his banners. 1 who were on the same severe duty. Captain Hous- guns, that was to have taken French prisoners to 14th of May, 1806, AND SINCE SWEATED TO THE ARMY; and We learn by a person of veracity, that the Militia of Toot was the son of Mr. Housyouer. ,of Jordan-Hill, Leith, has been countermanded, and will convoy the the CATHOLIC SOLDIER{ , as well as those of other Sects, are to the opposite shore of the lakes have received orders to be allowed, IN ALL CASES, to attend the Divine Worship of the near Glasgow, and had distinguished himself much •! King's German Legion Hussars as far as Lisbon, 4 , i , miGh hold themselves in readiness to march. Tv according to their several persuasions, when duty from whence she will proceed to Gibraltar and Malta. does not interfere., in the saw roann . er o ind trader the same regulator. in his profession. • a FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. To the great joy of the army, General HILL, who -The Tarantula privateer, commanded by Captain as those of the Established Church. (Si g ned) ARNOLD, of this port, arrived at Fowey on Tuesday, " WM. RAYMOND, Dep. Adj. Gen. -,_-.. bad been very ill, had recovered and would not require , from an unsuccessful cruize off Cape Finisterre. On eN. RAMSVY , Maj. Assist. Adj. Gen." VIENNA, DECEMBER 15. to leave them. Friday last, in the Bay of Biscay, she fell in with a So late as Friday se'nnight, some of the artillery, An edict hat been issued by his Majesty granting p rivates and dri vers,quartered in Ileaiskillen, ontinued large ship, dismasted and water-logged ; and, on to such of his subjects as are Crown debtors, whether . , boarding, ascertained her to he the ()lion, laden with to do duty with turned coach the most mortifying in foreign countries, or in the empire, to the Ist of The celebration of her MAJESTY'S birth-day was 'timber and lumber, supposed from America. They punishment ever indicted on a brave man, and El.'s October, 1811, to make good their engagements, on yesterday observed in a private manner at Windsor. I found one man dead in the companion ; and were merely for having attended according to law, to the depositing six times the amount in Bank notes or other The Dukes of KENT and CAMBRIDGE arrived there Iworship of their Church; but on the evening of that obligations, bearing interest . • early in the morning; the Duke and Duc YOßK , atef Yoe, preparing to go between decks, when they were as-I sailed by the most horrid stench, which obliged them day the scene was somewhat changed-the General The course of exchange has fallen to-day, and has and Duke of CLARk:NCE, followed soon after, to spend ito relinquish their design and abandon the wreck. Order arrived ;on the following morning the O ffi cer --, accused of the oppression departed for Dublin; and 1 been at 970. The Emperor has permitted the . officers the day with the Queen. The Prince of WALES was The hold of the Orion appeared full of water ; but of the Landwehr, (Militia) who wished to resume expected time enough to dine with her Isfeeissee and : she was tolerably clear between decks. The stench, on Sunday the Catholic soldiers of the Garrison were their former occupations, to return to the class of citi- the rest of the family. The QUEEN and the Princess !no d ou bt, proceeded from the bodies of the unfortu- MARCHED TO THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL, WON- zei.s ; there will be granted them a year's salary. ELIZABETH took an airing to Frogmore Lodge and ! nate crew, who had perished on beard her ; but wile- PANIED BY TWO OFFICERS OF TIIST ILELIGIGN ; and on GOTTENBURGH, JAN. 7. Gardens after breakfast. 1 ther through fatigue or hunger, could not be •ascer- Sunday also, for the first time, the Catholic soldiers 1 Trade can be looked upon as over in these regions. The Anniversary on which her MeeasTe's birth-shy . tamed. The man in the companion appeared to have of the 59th were matched to the Chapel in Newry Inclosed you find a list of the different articles of is celebrated, was partially observed yesterday, in the by three Officers of that regiment. been dead about a week. which the import and export ate prohibited. Teas Metropolis, the morniog was ushered in with the ring- The following letter is from an Officer of high PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY IL ;,'S army, and contains some dish bottoms direct from Canton. steeples and public buildings. Some of her MAJESTY'S Arrived his Ma j esty's shi p s 0 filen, POMPEE, GANGES, interesting particulars respecting the military positions Designation of Goods, of which the Importation tradesmen illuminated in the evening. and REVENGE, from Plymouth, and the RAPID from in Portugal : in Sweden is prohibited- It is reported that arrangements for a new Ministry Guernsey. Sailed the LINNET sloop of war on a eruize. " CARTAXO, DEC. ill, isto. • DEAL, JANUARY 18. " Yesterday a deserter came in Isere, who state , himself to be Cotton Mahogany are in a considerable state of forwardness, and that all kinds Fernambuc wood L or d H OLLAND w ill b e pl ace d at t h e h ea d o f t h e a Portuguese by birth, and employed in the Commissariat D e . Sugar, Remain, his Majesty's ships, and a large fleet of ' parttime of the French army, with Reviler's corps, which mu. Coffee Campeche g t b lthea h en e e e l; b i r o o t t va ys ire tc p m eff e : o tnir o u tsrt f t h° h f A oewr o le t n ' t t h , je,,Zarnz li d er t r l'iaftoraths.ene Regency Administration. Yesterday morn'ng the outward-bound.-Wind West. pies Santarem. Accordin g to his account, that corps has only ere- Cocoa All other kinds of Dye-wood Indigo Ivory Pt ince of W ILLS gave audience to his Lordship fora SHEERNESS, JANUARY 18. Ir: w il gs a ha n t t bb o rai i nd kgreoo accost c i t s rh i o on e, s Taguset he 't h . ;e. and,er• e bi t h i e believed,c i l I visions for eight day, in the magazines at Santarem. - 1 he army 4 Cochineal Tortoiseshell considerable time-his Lordship being still afflicted Arrived his Majesty's sloop SHELDRAKE, from Yar- pe n rua ‘ rpol er rn a env o oe u y fne t pu e r i n g st h in t og ' ro f in il t e ht Pepper • Vanille with the gout, was carried in and out in a sedan chair. mouth : the BRISEIS has sailed for the River Thames. Cinnamon Ginger Nutmegs Cassia Lignea Mr. STEPHEN, who has recently distinguished him- YARMOUTH, JANUARY 18. • Cloves Orseille. self so much as a Parliamentary speaker, has been, Arrived this morning PAreetate frigate, Levy= army !viitzhezwpeethatedto view-whether take place on the edict January, but he knows to advance or retire . So says the I we understand, within these few days, appointed a and REDBREAST gun-brig ; and put back the RANGER 1 .1:1111; EVENING STA It. Master in Chancery. sloop, and remain with the ships as per last. d eserter. GREENOCK, JANUARY 16. d'armie Is in motion. They were at Celerico on the 18th, and " Positive intelligence has been received, that Drotiet's corps LONDON. We yesterday received the documents which ac. • • companiedthe President's Message to Congress. They The Sisters, GEM MELL, passed yesterday for Port- d'armie on the 23d ;so that if they are reall • • comin f -- are too voluminous for insertion, nor do they comma- Glasgow, from Demerara ; sailed thence a running : • . . the 1111 . Ain body of the army. l *tb g e fo ° l ll low Yard ing i of is i which I entertain cons iderable doubt• they mast by this time be SATURDAY, JANUARY 19. ship 25th November, left the Ives, *Dots e ED, and near uniting with nicate to ns any new fact. /MICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE. O'CLOCK. Nereid, JoiresToN, loading for this port, the former I understood to be the present distribution of the Fren c h army :-.. 1 S per Cent. Cons. money, 68f -for acc. thi4i. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the Eat f to sail next day, the latter in ten days.-The Caledo. The Id ceps (K n itter%) at San•arem ; the Fth (Ney's) at Torre' - . Reduced 67-4 per Cent. saie. India House, when the following Commanders took i Novas, and in the neighbourhood of that l .!ace ; the Bth (Janet's) 5 per Cent. Navy 99ff -F.xch. Bills 6,. 103. prem. leave of the Court previous to departing for their re. nia, THoMPSON, 01 Glasgow, arrived at Demerara, mLiverpool,23d November-spoke on the 30t1 fro he treats them like - - --4 ; vas • he is said to be on b- d terms with all Eris Generals, Bonds, 265. V.7s. preen. -Omnium 31 4 tits. spective destinations, viz.-Captain F. GAILLARD, in lat. 14. 40. long. 60. 47. the Venus of Laneaster, l l.oise' n and Frau' ti, the c C .. Wel w • f the . sts'ir ; Union, for St. Helena and Bengal; Captain BARKER, dogs. The advanced post, continue to be ou the most civil terms; THE KING. Northampton, for Bombay and Ben al. Captain 11. out 45 da y for Martinique, all well ; and on the 15th the French bands and our, play r:, one another cons•antly. Two or three days ago a dragoon, belonging to one of cur cavalry pa- !' WINDSOR CASTLE, JANUARY 18; 4 ,511. CHRISTOPHER was sworn into the command of the ship CODD, icein her, spoke the schooner Admiral Nelson, troles, accidentally dropped Sir William Pultene - consig ned to Madeira , Madras , out ten days from Saint Lucca, bound for his cloak, whilst patrolin g mar the )'. Clyde ; kept company with her till the 25th, when enemy's posts ; the following morniug a French dragoon rode " His MAJESTY continues very much in the same , and Bengal.- 'lime Court adjourned at six o'clock till dropped it on the ground and redo off. These little acts of at- state in which he has been for, the last two or three Wednesday next. she parted in a gale-the Sisters experienced dread. forward with it, and havit:g hell it up to she‘T what it was, he days." (Signed its usual.) Sir JOHN Ilirriseer and Colonel Gore LANGTON fu gales from the first to the fourth instant. On tentitin serve to soften the horrors of war. I only wish the have been detained in the country by severe illness in the Ist instant, in lat. 51. 56. long. 17. 9. W. the French would thew some humanity towards the poor Fer ileum and Spaniards , whom they murder and maltreat witlso . sii the " WINDSOR CASTLE, JANUARY 19, 1811. their families. Sisters discovered two sail, one of them the schooner 14 His MAJESTY continues very much the same as ' ' Helen, out 19 days from St. Michael's, of and for slightest eempuiction."-Wes/we'r Stretsr Comic By the Lord Duncan packet, which brought the Liverpool-had experienced very bad weathei-after he was yesterday." (Signed as usual.) Anholt Mails of yesterday, we have received a con- throwing all their guns and part of their cargo over- About six o'clock on Wednesday evening a gang According to all accounts, His MAJESTY seems to fit mation of the intelligence of the Norwe g i a n s h a y. board; was obliged to lay-to for five days, and had all of desperate house breakers committed several rob. be gradually though slowly approaching towards ing revolted against the demands of BONAPARTE for their bulwarks washed away : the other vessel was the beries ill the neighbourhood of Bleckfriars-road.- convalescence. a supply of seamen. It is also added, th at t h e D anes B eaver , from Quebec, bound for London ; the Sisters Having opened the parlour window of Mr. Herris• have followed the glorious example thus given them ; found her in a dreadful condition, all her masts and in Hansard-place, by cuttMg the gless, the deprede- Last night, the debate on the dams of the Regency but we are not yet in possession of any further parti. • boltsprit gone by the board, the staunching gone by tors moved off six new mahogany chairs, fire-irons, Bill was resumed in the Committee of the whole House cu l ars on t h e subject.i the quarter-had been dismasted on the 24th of De- tea-board, a tea-chest, and other articles', which they of Commons. The Queen's Council, similar to that By one of the three vessels, which we yesterday cember, and her crew on the daily allowance of a placed outside the door, with the intention, as it is • proposed in 1789, with the addition of the MASTER mentioned to have arrived from the French coast, the quart of water and half a biscuit per man, for ten supposed, to put the whole in a cart. While they were of the Roues, was agreed to, as named by the CIIAN- following letter was received :- i days ; had pieces of sails and blankets nailed up to in the act of removing from the parlour through th e " PARIS, JANUARY 9. . window a large dinning table, the family was alarmed, CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER.-The Opposition, it will keep the water out. Catain Gransiteat. was solicited " the Courier that arrived on the 4th instant front Peters. 1 them with some bread and end entering the room, one of the fellows had h by her crew to supp.y time just be seen, complained that no one of the Royal Family . to escape. Several persons then rushed from . burgh, brought advice, from the Minister Caulincourt, stating • • • • water, a few spare sails and rigging-he kept by formed part of the Council ; and Lord THYNNE MO - 1 the seizure and confi.caton of more than 250 ships in the Rus- her for sit hours, and supplied them with what they the house into the street in tim •to rescue the chairs, "tan ports, in cesnsequense of the Emperor havin g acceded to the which the depredators were compelled to quit, under wed in amendment that the Duke of YORK. be of the , c.•.,.:inental System. the Burning Decree of the 19th October Stnoel in need of ; they had hove 60 barrels of ashes Council; but after some observations it was negatived s I will also, it is said, be carried into effect, not only in Russia, but and a great quantity of stores overboard to lighten the fear of being taken ; they, however, carried off some articles of value. About the same time another to Attic' ia." without a division. The clause respecting the re- ! • her • parted from her. in let. 51. 21. long. 14. W. detachment of the gang broke into a parlour in the ef, In addition to the preceding particulars, we aye ; The '\ • sumption of the Royal Authcrity occasioned somen I Wind W. N. W. . same street, and carried awe y a desk, which they !the subsequent letter, which may be considered as an ' John and Frances, M'EwAN , arrived here yes broke, and threw into the ditch by Christ Church ° opposition, but also passed without a division. 1 official 1 document, ahhough we do not think it pro- terday from Newfoundland, in 21 days ; the schooner --- I dent tQ explain the authority from which it is derived. Mary , ---, for this port, sailed the same day with Workhouse, after taking nut the articles of value. . . . It gives a most interesting explanation en the subject s In so far as wt can learn by the last letters from ! the John and Frances. Spoke no vessels on the pas- NIANsioN-House.-Yesterday R. Salmon was re ens acs of the relation between France and America : . sage.-Arrived here on Monday morning, the ship mined, charged with stealing and uttering bills and Portugal no fighting is expected-in the mean time notes, to the amount of £1165. 10s. from the New- 4 . 44 The F renc h Cos% rament has not been more successful in Hope, HAl:sign, from Newfoundland, in 20 days : , " Lord TRELLINGTON has sent for horses for the cavalry, regard to America than in respect t o E ng l an d. I t e s , now on t h e 11th i ns t. lat. 53. 12. long. 11. spoke the ship market coach. J. Jennings, clerk to Mr. Briant, said j ! who arc dismounted, and for strong detachments of to brought by th e tb F e m t p in e i r te r d l S t r a t t Int to he ia t t h e screepoint CARNOCHAN, from Quebec, bound to Liver- he pu t . up the notes in a brown paper parcel, which mast he directed to Messrs. Stevenson and Co. bankers, of 1 • the Roy* Waggren Train and artillery. During the . force America to g o to war with England, not only on account pool-left loading the Falkirk, ---, for Clyde. The Lombard street; th. - it hetookittothecoechman'shouse, . of the Orders in c week seisiral of them have been embarked at Ports- sane'', but on account of the blockade she has A nita Maria, FRAZER, for this port, sailed four days adopted. before the Hope. and gweit to his wife.-S. Clark, the coachman, se id mouth and - Plymouth, with waggons for the Commis- I " After the formal activations on the part of France, relative ! he put the parcel into the seat of the coach, as usual; he had four passengers, two of whem lea the easels _ ' to the Decrees of Berlin and Milan, it is neceuary that England ! sariat Department, and stores for the Commissary- . • i should decide on the course she will pursue. The repeal of her Wednesday, a Court Martial was held on board the General and Medical Dep ar tment. Orders in Council cannea be demanded of her, since they are no . before they arrived at the Black Bull, ii ' ' ' • street, where a lad belonging to the Inn took out the Salvador del hlundo, for the trial of the Carpenter of 1 I Btshvv, c ,.. , The latest letter which we have from our cones- longer in existence, bein g modiEtd by a general blockade of all. the Ganges, 74 guns, charged with drun kenness and ' I • p orts under the dominion of France. On this blockade she will' ne g lect 1 parcels, and finding this brown paper parc e l, ahi out • pondent with Lord WELLINGTON'S. army is of the have to declare herself; and it is believed she will raise them en i of duty. He was found guilty, and sentenced any direction, thought it must be the banker's pal eel, F lamm In all probability this act will tot be sufficient to satisfy - h i s 1 being sealed up, and no other parcel being there.- 30th of I.)eceinber. His Lordship continued to be the French Government, and thus the United States will be placed . elsbe di sm issed l the Ganges t but , in consideration of of the Bull Inn, said he carried the par- genera good character and con d uct , the Court W. Shoaler, - popular with the army in the highest degree, an d no. in a d e f t s ti c k. If they consider 14.4 modificatiou on the part of , recommended him to a smaller ship. ?eel to the banker's, but which, on being opened, con- in , E n n t rana all that cats he required, I.re.nce will again strip them; I After the above trial had finished, three marines, I . thing would m much grieve them as his removal fro if, on the conmry, the Untied States renew the Non-Inter- tamed nothing but waste paper.-A clerk from Ste- venson's, the banker, proved his reeeivin : the parcel, Britain will attack them. Let these circum- j the command. By rhe Pot tugucsc he was looked up course Law . Great belonging to the Venerable, 74 guns, Sir H. POPHAM, : stances, then, is be attended tp, since the discussion of the British to as the Saviour of their Country ; all ranks had the were tried for attempting to desert in the ship's boat which was not directed, and only t onteined waste- af' titanaent, it found that the system F.ti g lisad has adopted is to the enemy's coast. One of them was found guilty, ,enost complete confidence in his Lordship, and the considered the palladium Of her power, to him in Cornhill, and giving him a check for £2O. and sentenced to be hanged on board such ship as the paper.-J. Cox, a porter, proved the prisoner coming rte ss so W le ith 'regard to commerce with England, the Emperor, by • most rootedhatred to the French. There happily ex- power he possesses of unroduun colon i al g p roduce, has Lords of the Admiralty shall be pleased to direct ; theother two were acquitted-one of them having drawn upon Fry and Son, of Mildred's-court, and isted the very best understanding between the British, become as it were the Grand Douanier of the Continent, and desired bins to get two £lO. notes for it, pretending . Erglind permits her colonial produce to enter French ports turned at th eevidence, and the other, it appearing, having Portuguese, and Spailish troops. ; tee Aft the coffers of the view, derivin g herself but little advan- been forced into the situation. he was waitirg for his master ; that he got two £lO notes,. which he gave to the ',limner, and received a The Marquis de la Ross.ceA was frequently seen rage ai a remuneration . Clayed Sugar, for instance, for which Et gland receives five pew*, pays to the Douanier forty - Numerous are the enquiries in the circles of fashion riding with Lord WELLII . IGTON. I: was reported that foi r p.:nce, eight or nine times -i ts intrinsic value and gives France, respecting the author Of " liaa'sra of Milan," but all after . till he was taken up.-J. Chapman, clerk to a shilling for his trouble ; and he never saw the prisoner ~ . lord WELLINGTON had demanded 8000 more men ,in con , eeteiree, eight or eiwa dews the benefit Great Britain de- is at present conjecture, and the author continues to ; rises from it, exclusive of the charger which the latter haste banking-house , No. 17, hirchin.lane, proved the pri. - from Ministers, to enable him to cope witii Messon, to the newer.. the ..PaY shield himself in his anonymous character from the shipper, the insurer. and the factor. is set without trials, wid ,tbas it ti l tha t a* Stir •hdf •1 h sonar presenting for payment three RI. notes of the Clare bank, which had been stolen, and that he had reinforced as he has lately been. We Ispness that the i re. mug i g vengeance of' a certain distinguis e . ema e, w ose • an d w ield vest . England that her monopoly if the senuncreise th e character he has so ably drawn in that of his heroitre, • . corps intended to be sent out from this °pantry leo% k 3 . . __ orisrinaLcannat tail to be easily recognised. . him taken into custcely. H e was fully committed • ----..sesesenewooreer. - - -... : ~ ,