Star. — London, England, 1807-10-26 00:00:00

PP • to affili in thisbufinefs. The Rtosztair gun brig, with another light convoy, was under orders for the tame dellination on Tuefday !aft at Portfmouth, and probably got down Channel with the northerly wind of Thurfday and yeflerday. It has been Paid by fomc, that Admiral GA RDIN It is alfo gone to Lifbon with the Channel fleet ; and by others > that Admiral PVILOS is gone thither with the cqUadron from off Cadiz. We do not input that either of thefe rumours is true ; but from the obvious propriety of having a fqoadron in.the Tagus at futh a moment, we are led to conclude that one of theft Admirals has been ordered thither. L Lieutenant gotta Compact!, of the Loyola, of 64 guns, arrived yefterday at the Admiralty with dif patches from the Baltic. Lieutenant CAMrsELL 'foiled in the bens:mit, of 64 guns, with a convoy of 86 fail, from Elfinore, on the 4th of Oftober, but they %,ere forced into Gottenburgh on the 9th, after 1)-:ring filtered much from adverfe weather. On the 13th, CaptainWoisoi left dottenburgh in the packet for England, but the wind would not permit the lIITLEkiIILt to move. A frigate was alto in Got eenburgh at that dare, with tlx fall of tialofports, homeward bound, all heivy laden. On his paffoge home; Mr. Courant. raw, on the isth, ()lithe Schaw, a bomb veld, with I convoy of 43 fail, which be thinks muff have alto borne up for Gottenburgh, as a viol ent adverfe Ole of wind, from the S. W. commenced on the 13th, which continued *WI days. The Ration Admiral's (hip had run aground, ind,Admiral Gimalso, with the whole of his fleet, was liept within the Cittesit, by the Gala. vourable (tate of the weather. Yetlerd'at et one o:elock the park and Tower guns ivere fired fit celebration of the Kiss's aceeflion. It is at .lefi finally fettled, that the arrangement made by the late Miniflees for putting. the Barrack Department tinder a Baird of Commilfioners, is to fie carried into execution. On Thurfday laR. the LORD Wiwi narrowly eleaped drowning. He had been to the bleilway, to held a Court olConferYancy, and, on his return, a fquall laid the boat nn her beam ends, with the fail in the water. By the activity of the men on boards Ate was moll extraordinarily prevented from filling. The hurricane on Thurfday eveping teemed the centenary of the Storm in which. Sir CLoonanat Strovsi. periflsed„ bdtober 3a, 1/07. PATllleg DUTOiIAII, LL.D. Judge of the Preto. istive Court and M. P. for the County of Armagh, is Ireland, was on Thurfday lab married to Mrs. HIPPIIIISTAL, the widow'of a police attorney; in the City of Dublin. • Thurfday Stu Thurfday DON PA KF AL In tan, formerly Governor of Monte Video) with his wife and finite, left Reading, on his route to PlynOorth, there to embark for Spain having received 'permit Ron from our Government to return to that country for twelve months, on his parole. The value of Englilh snerchandize confikated by the French in Leghorn and other parts of Tufcany, jihad to amount to ten millions of dollars. The Hamburgh Papers Rate that the Eleilorate of Hanover has been added to the Kingdom of Well phalia. Fiction, the French Conful General to the Ameri can Stites, has been broken by a decree of Bonaparte, of the 7th inftant, for malverfation. King Louis has, by a decree, divided the fore& in Holland into (Was, for the prefervation of game, to each of which a Captain and a Lieutenant are appointed. A letter front Gottenburgh, of the Bth, Which reached us on Saturday; Rates, that the Danith Government hadiffued letters of Margot and reprifal againfl the chips of this country and that a confi. &rabic number of privateers were fitting out at Hol- Rein, Slefwick, &c. It is added, that t 4 privateers would be ready to fail from Bergen (Norway) during the prefcnt month. A fplendid entertainment was given on Ttiefday laR, at Wentworth Houk, Yorklhire, to celebrate Lord blivroa's Eledtinn : about t too tickets were iffued to the principal families in the county, many of whom came from a great dillance. Mas. initDAN.—After the performance at Drury lane, on Saturday night, Mrs. Joanaw prepared to mum immediately to &Ay Park. The carriage and attendants were ready, but the was fuddenly taken ill, and went to bed. The public will read with concern and furprife, after her animated Lady bad of Saturday night, that the has buffered a re lapfe. She has been feized with an inflammation in her else*, and was In ill, tall night, as to forbid all hopes of her being able to appear this night. hDlA.—Letters from Bundlccund, dated in Fe bruary lag, received from ILmhay, overland, Rate, that the bong fourth of Chumeer, in the dißrift of Laub, Tome time in the poffeflion of irregular vons, whole depredations had dillurbed that difirift, has been eanied by afrault, by a detachment under the command of Colonel HAw xi ws, led by Captain DlLamarr, after a moll obfiinate and defperate re rillance : the whole of the garrifon, confiding of 303 "ten, were either killed within the fort, or by the cavalry, in attempting to efcape. Lieut. M'Gregor, (ibis %jelly's 17th Foot, and Lieut. Rio:been, of de 111 Native Infantry, were killed, with 3o or 40 tavopeans and Natives. The nephew if Runject Viz, it was ronsoured, was among the Hain. toan Ildea lllT MAUI LANs , Octoasa 26.—The liallfepplies of Wheat for to day's market are large, all10!es thereof are very heavy, neatly at the lad Rion in price —Old Malt at per currency—White r al alien —and Beans, of the two kinds, are dearer -there are l'carce any frefh Oats ; and good famples lath rur better h a • er price—Hour without variation. 1 11111011A1 COI CCCCC Aft/10M Ilea% O . SOO ttor e v Beanseak 6:3 64s od u P lutritlos GU 66s od a - • as de od t a w) 4 124 40 04 Tiek Ditto SOS 3 3 s o 4 deb* es* at ' 44s 7ss 04 oats, 54$ 3 ss ink s p ak . Poland dire 34' jjs (Dwases)ises idol Potstoe ditto j6s 04 Rapala* 211 asL am iesta seo —sowed, ass t• Soo. NG ARMV. The late Court Martial and defertion in the Blues is a new and rare circumllance in any part of the Honfehold Troops. The 2d battalion nf . the Adjutant•Generel's regi ment, now 900 Rrnng, has marched to Bexhill, where they are brigaded with the ad battalion of the 9oth, or Perthfhire regiment, under General Drovr. The sd battalion of the Qo2arter.galler•General's regiment, the 9th, Foot, has been one of the molt Inc. cefsful in recruiting from the Englifh militia. This battalion is likely to be loon fent to India. Betides completing the - four battalions of the Scots Royalb, the Duke of Kew* has got to many volun. teen from the Militia a•, it is thought, will make a sth and 6th battalion for hiin : The Duke has been molt Zealous in 1116 I perfnnal exertions to recruit this ancient and renowned regiment, the t ft Foot. The belt informed in military matters fay, that affuredly a confiderable brevet is immediately to come out,. That able officer, Lieut. General g ir $Ol4ll DOY Ls; Bart. is fitting for alive fervice the different feconcl battalions at Gucrniey, fent thither to be perfetted in difcipline. Sir JOHN MACNAMARA HATES, Bart. is now in the North or England, infpeaing the different Hofpitals of the RoYal Artilleri, and introducing a number of improvements into them. The 29th regiment has been one of the moil Inc. cefsful in recruiting from the Scots Militia. The 73d, 75th, 78th, and 79th, have likewife been all of them very fuceefaul in the fame quarter. We hate heard, from the fieß authority, that Lieut. General Sir Joe Clt ADDOC SC has reeently been recalled from his command, and that an inteßiga ntion will certainly take place of the caufes of the i mntiny it %Wore and other quarters. The Danith frigate FYLLA and the Oataow are arrived at Yarmouth, with a convoy of tranfports, deeply laden with Dana naval Rotes. The LEYDEN, with another convoy', was to fail, from Copenhagen, Im . midlitely after the Oasaom. American Papers to the mil nit. have been re. ceived, by which it appears'. that Bonataata and Mornic, are reconciled ; and that, if MOILIAU can perfuade America to break with England, ten thou. find Preich troops are, In conjuntlion with the Ame. titans', to drive the Englint from the Continent.— Canada and Nova Scotia are to be tutted into a Monarchy, and Mortaau to be crowned Xing of Audi: end bob the Canada:. America is to have the no. Ada'. as well as Louifisna, and the Wand of Porto Rico, or fume other tabluable Weft India nand, to bt Rival Op. • • The itotherhatit, the Pontefrail, .and 'the York corps of Volunteers, have been infpeiled by the pro- per Officers, and refpeitively complimented for their good appearance and difcipline. - - The following curse of a fetter from a Captain of a chip to his Owner, thews that no embargo had taken place at St. Peterfburgh, on the 3oth ult. which is five days after Sir S. SMAIRP intimated his fears on that head to the Britifh Captains c " E1...1,111M ROANS, OCT. 11, lb,. I baie great pleifure in informing you I arrived here this day, after a pkafant p&p of eight days, from St. Peterfburgh. Before I failed, the alarm of an Embargo had been dinned In my ears, morning, noon, and night. The firft idea of it tranfpired from Sir S. Shairp, about the astb, who recommended to the Captains of fuch Bridal veffels as were loaded, to leave Cronftadt without delay. Many Mips, loaded and otherwife, quitted the place im mediately on the intimation. I did not, however, depart until the 3oth, and then I was entirely loaded, except about it bales of hemp " How far Sir S. Shairp was warranted in his apprebenSons, I cannot fay; but many were of my opinion, that his fears were groundlcfs. It was, however, generally underftood that a very tarp correfpoadence had taken place between Lord Levifon Coster and the Ruffian Minilter, which, perhaps, was the caufe of Sir S. Shairp's notification, which, acce,rdletto repok at the time of failing, had terminated amicably. When I came away, there were only fix fail of Britith (hips at Cronftldt. The —, Nicholfon, and the Hope, Younger, were of the number, and I have rcafon to Wiese they would fall loaded, about the 3d 'Amt. It was apprehended at St Peteriburgh that hoftilities would be firft coin rnented by us; but the fate arrival of the Archangel convoy would difpel their fears, and infpire a confidence which was ninth wanted. I palled feverslthips between the Skew and 0) &elm, in the night, bound upwards, but did not fpeak them ; molt of them, I conclude, would arrive by Sunday left. Thomfon and jourdon failed with convoy on Sundiy. A number of merchant fhips and tranfports. with a Brit& and Dania !hip of the line, arc in the Roads, waiting forfignal to fall for England. We have heavy gales from S. S. W. with rain. " I tranfrnit to you a lift of 'hips now in the Roads from ClOl3. bade, )Mich may be Weinl information to the machatits Alexander . . Captain Neer Amazon BLIIKILILT John MALCIY Ann, of Scarborough Friendihip WIIDOt o The let mentioned asp get afhore yeßesday upon the Middle Ground, but I think the may be gut uff again without unloading her." The following is the Copy of a Note tranfmitted by Governor PRY •MN to Admiral GAMBIER, on the fubjee of the releale of the vcffels captured by the Danes : Copenhagen, Sept. Is, do,. "Stu—According to the ninth Article of •the Capitulation, all Englifb Goods under fequeftration in the ifland of Zealand mould be given up this hal been piandually executed. But your Ex cellency will be plcakd to oblerve the volt difference between goods fequeftered in ports and towns, and (hips captured (as you fay yourielf) at fea. Thrfe cannot poffably, in my opinion, eonu under that defeription ; the lefs fo, as your Excellency has Sid fo many Danifh fhipslikewife taken at fea in your ft et, ands* Britith (hips every where continue to capture what veffels of nut nation they meet at lea. Betides this conaderation, you have yourfelf declared In one of your letters, that the releafe of fuels ihipe Is a matter ultimately to be fettled by our two refpeetine Mlnitters. ' In thus Rating the calk fairly, I flatter myfelf that I have convinced your Excellency, that I am not authorized to releafe Paid veffels, at the fame time I reg: et that I cannot comply with your retitled. " I have the honour to be, wick fen timents of the fincereft re fpett, and higheft ettetm, your Excellency's molt obedient and humble (errant, (Signed) " PEY MANN." is To his Excellency Admiral °Amin'', Com mander ip Chief of the Brit& Fleet: . Co N4I7TICAL IXrALVICEIVCE. MAILS I -Wind S. W. ' AiIA. DOR. . aaa. Wt. DAWN - = o Comber& o s Wattrford I a I - O o FALMOUTH, OCTOBILit 13. Sailed his Majefies trip INDOTATIOMILI, with a fleet of viduallers, for the Channel Meet, and the Princefs Elizabeth packet, Captain KIDD, with mails for Lifbon.—Wind N. W. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER $3. Arrived here the Bremen galliot Anna Margaritta, Captain Har.t.or, from Bilboa, bound to London, with a cargo of wool, &c. Captain Hast.or Rates, that he left Bilboa oa the tgth infant, at which time no French troops had entered Spain for the purpok of marching into Portugal ; but that it was known at Bilboa that the French army at Bayonne was under orders to hold thcmfelves in readinect, and were ex- Wed to march. every day for Lilbon. Bilboa is about too miles from Bayonne. OCTOBER 24.—Arrived the Sufnnab, Captain Runt m oan, of 3co tons, from Jamaica, bound to Glafgow, laden with rum, fugar, coffee, &c. taken 14 the Spanilh lugger Jefits-Marie, and re taken by his Majeßy's frigate AMETHYST, Captain Sarmotra, on Sunday lait ; silo arrived his Majeßy's Hoop Hounn, from the Weßward, having feen the eonvoy clear of the Land's. End.--Sailed the Char lotte armed brig to the Eaftward. PORTSMOUTH, °croak ss. Wind S.E.:—Nothing arrived or failed Ns day.— The STATILA f.igate, Capt. BROMLEY, will fail in a few days with Mr. Rose, jun. who is going on a fpe cialmiffion to America.—lt being the anniverfary of the King's Acceffion to the Thrum), the Royal Standatd• were bottled this day, and a Royal Salute fired frotir the Platform and (hips at Spithtad. DUAL, OCTOBER is. Sailed the Claczaz. and Fuasous gun brigs, on a ctuize off the coal} of France. Ocrozsa as.—Laft night thi Ship jackentlal, 0. E. Sumnazan matter, belonging to Memel, from Portfmouth, got on Store at the South end of the town, and was got off agzin by the affiduity of the Deal boatmen, with the las of an anchor and cable, which was this day rzplaced. Arrived the Success frigate, with convoy from the Weßward (fuppofed from Lilbon): the convoy have failed for the River. Came down from the Nore his Majefly's (hip ELI. zaizztt, and failed for Portfmouth. Wind S. E. RAMSGATE, OCTOBER $3. In the gale of left night the undermentioned Tel• fels,put into this harbour, viz. The Terefa, Bevan., of Cbepitow, with dip lots of bole fail.. Favourite, Minis, of Dublin, with the lofs bf howfprit. Robert, Thorn, of Barottaple, much damaged in the hull. The following have returned with 101 l of anchors and cables : Nile, Andrews, of Falmouth ; Hope, Denham, of Aberdeen ; Hannah, BIT, of Aberdovy ; New Draper, Kay, of Dublin ; mei Difpatek, lupe., of Limerick. Alto, with trifling damage— The Oak, Walton, of Sunderlaad ; Abraham, Randal, of CM. chair ; Hannah, Davis, of Teignmouth ; and the Nam*, RI chards, of Aberdovy. The Ann, Phillips, of Milked; Dodders, Bear, of Biddeford; ltrperiment, jabot" of London; Albion, Randall, of Landon ; Fanny, Boddie, of Weymouth ; and the Minerva, Wallace, of Weymmith, with no damage. HULL, OCTOBER s 3. The Cadiz packet, Huarr, of this port, from Me mel; was captured on Tuefday fe'nnight, about four leagues from the Humber, by the Tilfit Trench pri. titers, of 17 ens, and fent for the Tent. About midnight on Friday laD, while lying off there, wait ing for day light to enter the Tete), fhe was fallen in with and recaptured by the Princefs Augufla (loop , of war, and arrived here this morning. His Maje Dy's hired armed cutter Princefs of Wales, Lieutenant Sourncorr, arrived off the Humber on Wedoefday with the Anna Dorothea, &town, from Amber dam, bound to Copenhagen, detained by his Majef ty's frigate Arras A. A letter from the Commander Dates, that at one I. M. on the preceding day, the Dudgeon light veffel bearing S. W. diDant eight miles, he taw and gave chafe to a lugger privateer after chafing her about 40 miles E. N. E. night - nevi: ing on, he 101 l fight of her. She was of great length, but narrow, and had a long main top mat. She would have recaptured the Anna Dorothea, had not the Princefs of Wales been in the way. The Princefs of Wales is appointed to eruize for a month between Flambro' Head and Fouinefs. The North Sea fwards with privateers of various defcriptions. One of them, we underftand, had the affurance to lye off Kelfey, at the mouth of the Humber, during the whole of one night this week ; and afterwards got away without molellation. We have not heard of her having made any captures The Vuzruas floop of war, which failed from hence on the 24th ult. with the feamen who volunteered to bring home the Danifh fleet, arrived at Copenhagen after a paffage of five days. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. OR ATEERND. OCTOBER 1 s ...Pared by, the Charles Cuter, Dry(Jak, from Virginia; the Shannon. Daniels, from Limerick the Charlotte, Andrews, from Grenada; the Little Belt (Main; brig of war); the Economy, Nickolfon. and the Anna Maria, --, from Copenhagen. Sailed, Britannia, Whitefides, for Malta. ARRIVALS. At Scarborough, the Kingfton, Athinfon, from Riga—Off Aber deco, the Eleanor, Brown; Trent, Smith; and the Willing Maid, Nancy, Gallilee, Dido, and Betfey, from Arehangel-.-At Gotten burgh, the Venus, Be;gftrom ; and the Flora, Young, from Lon dun—At Stockholm, the Concord, Ridland ; and Orb, Hill, from London-.At Ctiebee, the Indoltry, Kirby, from London. • The Howe, Williams, from Penzance for Peterfburgh, Is pat into Landfcrona, to repair damages. The Frlendfhip, Wedge, from Peterfbnrgh for London, Is re ported to be 101 l near Dragoe. The Evergreen, Booth, of Aberdeen, was difmafted at Elffoeur, in a gale, on the 3oth, ult.—The Union, Bell, of Maryport, loft an anctor and eabk at the fame time. The Good Intent, Bradly, from Shields for London, was loft off Southwold, on the sad loft.—Three of the crew drownt:d. The Atlas, from Briftol for Grenada, is put into St. Vin • cent's, leaky, and with other damage. The Ceres, Lenfberg, from Riga for Portfmouth, Is ftranded oo the !nand of Leftoc. The Flora, Heaths% freest Virginia, le !trawled In going into the dock at Leith. The Speculation, Hill, bound to Plymouth, is loft of Newhaven The Vigilant. of London, which has been c3ptored WI Cape Horn, was a odic' of ec.n4derable value—o She had above. too,coo dollars on board. A Purtuguefe vi Wel from Dayonne,laden with eembuftihle mat ter, took flre-neat Amiterdain. on Sunday fennight, in the ran. ing--The crew were laved, but the Tad was burned to the water'e edge. FLEETSTREFT. •,_ Yellerday morning, between the hours of one and two o'clock, a fire brokt out, on the premifes of Mr. Henry Mogtetidige,, a flinemtker, Nu, tot, nest door to the old ea abliSied &sloop hoofei and next but one to Mr. Waithman's, the corner of B idge Itreet, Black friars. The flames were firth ohferved boraing with great fury from the lower part of the houle, and Coon got In great a head, that the Saloop-houfe was almoft Wien'', involved in the flames. Stich was the ra• pidity of the devouring element, that every thing in Mr. Moggeridge's . house were reduced to antes, as well as what was contained in the upper rooms of the Saloop•houre, and nothing but bare walls appear ed. The !times now extended backwa.ds towards Bride's•court. The watchoufes of Mr Well, the leather.feller, in Bride-lane, were on fire, and re ceived tome damage, the flames deft toying a quantity of leather that lay up (lairs ; however, by the timely arrival of a !peat number of engines, his premifes were raved. About three o'clock the back premifes of the Hand in Hand Fire infurance Office, in Bridge.flrer, caught fire, and for a confiderable time threatened the delltuftion of their extensive offices ; fortunately, however, from the great qnan thy of water thrown over the adj •ining pile of build. ings on the fire office, it was, though with difficulty, Paved. The rear of the Company's hoof: has Cur tained much damage and many of the apartments are rendered uninhabitable. The premifes of Marrs. Waithman and Co. at the corner of Bridge"and Fleet-Areas, though encompaffed with fire on the right by the C .mpany's houfe, and uh the left by the Saloop houfe, escaped the flames. They received confiderable damage in their property, from the quantity of water thrown into the honk to Cave it from the conflagration. The houfe of Mr. Braffiridge the filverfmith, was adjoining that of Mr. Mogge. ridge, and received confiderable damage. The fecond floor is much burnt, and the roof is nearly defiroyed. His valuable flop, in front, is raved, all) the fidt floor. The flames alto extended to the Crown and Sugar Loaf public hopfe, and unroofed a part of it: the damage done this houfe is, however, apparently trifling ; happily no lives were loft. Much pains have been employed to find out the trite caufe of the origin of this fire, but as yet without effeB ; yet, as far as conjeCture ferves to fatisfy, there is every rearm to believe that it was purely accidental. In the huufe of Mr. Moggeridge, two Mifs Bridges, milliners, had apartments, who were up when the fire broke out, but they cannot fay that any of their light goods, to their knowledge, by any accident caught fife. Th ere tires alto a fire left in Mr. Moggeridge's kitchen, in charge of a female fervent, to iron and air clothes by, who was alto up when the fire broke out ; yet it cannot be clearly afcertained whether the flames fiat broke out in the kitchen, as the fervent was in an°. ther part of the houfe when it happened, and it raged with such rapidity that the never could again reach the lower part of the houfe, but inftantly ran to alarm the familyt fuch of them as were in bed had jutt time to escape over the roofs of the adjoining houfes. Mr. Moggeridge himfelf was teen naked on the roof of his houfe, and once made ap attempt to reach a room where he had a confidcrable quantity of money, but was forced back by the flames, and would not have been able to ace his retreat, had not a fireman ' fortunately got over the adjoining buildings to his affiffance.—Sbortly after tke dilcovery of the are, I the neighbourhood prefared a must aflliaing scene ; the houfeholders, their lodgers and servants, all male and female, running naked up to the roofs of their houfes, where they got out of the garret windows, as the fire raged with In much violence below that no one dared to venture going out that way. With out a fltoe on, or any article of chefs, hey crept over the roofs of the houfes until Come friendly neighbours in Bride lane opened their garret windows and let them in. After that they ran for Come mi nutes in the molt diftrafted (late about the fireets, not immediately thinking of what place they floutd turn to for filcher. The Wicks of the Women, and cries of the children, roofed out of their beds, and shivering with cold, was truly dreadful ; and it is apprehended that, notwithaanding the benevolent exertions of the surrounding neighbours, who did every thing that humanity could fuggell to alleviate the diflrefs of the (offerers, there mull be Come whole lives are in danger from the effeek of fright and the sudden cold to which they were expofed. A filter of Mr. Moggeridge is very ill at a friend's houfe in Fleet market. The fervent girls at Read's and Mog. geridge's areextremely to be pitied : betides the flock of the fright' and the feverity of the cold which they fuffained, they have to lament that their boxes, con taining fame trifling sums of money which they had Paved from their !mall earnings, and all their wear ing apparel, have been 1 )11 in the general havoc of the flames. The whole of the premifes are infured. 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