Star. — London, England, 1804-11-29 00:00:00

General Samoa, at C.onitantinople, this diplomatic grenadier is faid to have difrovered an intrigue of the /dinifter of Rutlia with members of the Divan, to ob tain persniffion from ,the Glum Sawn's'', to oc cupy the forts in the Dardanelles with Ruffian troops, in the fame manner as the Seven Iflands ; and to garrifon the cities of Alexandria and Suez with Eng lifh troops, again(' the attempts of the French.— Thefe military occupations, which BRUNt has pre vented, are faid to be only preparatory meafures for a 'territorial partition of the Turkith Empire; me ditated by Ruffia and England. The KING of Sim per is accufed by this fame emiffary of BONAPARTE, of intriguing in every Court in Europe, to obtain sl fublidy, to repair the pretended ruinous hate of his finances, which are in better condition than thole of any other continental Sover'ic n. Mr. Rosin, the Swedith Miniller at Conhantinople, is laid to be now intriguing to obtain a fubScliary treat? with the ar rows's Pours, in which he is feconded by the Englifh and Ruffian Ambaliadors. On the 17th inftant, when this letter was Writ. ten, the plan of anew connitution, which ScHlMMaL tseattr¢ had carried with him from Paris, was under difeuffion, in a feted committee of Batavians at the Hague, choler, from among the ableft Dutch fiatef *len and financiers It was prefided over by SCHIM. seat.rsaatas ; but the French Minifter, SIMONTILLS O as well as the French Gen. MAIMIONT, often attend ed, no doubt, to proted the liberty of opinions and deliberations. Yeßetrial morning His MAJUTP, the Dolce of lESIIT, the Princeffes SOPHIA and Allem*, took an airing on horfeback in Windfor Great Park. Her Mallory and the other Princeffes took an airing to Frogmore. Tuefday the Parliathent was formally prorogned to the isth of January. The Loan Cisancost.oa Loan Comma, and Lord Maryti.so, were the &vomit boners. The Houfe of Commons were re p refented. by Mr. Dv sow, and the Clerks and Officers of the Honk. The ceremony took place in the Royal Robing Chamber, the alterations and improvements in the Houfe of Peers not being yet completed. Ileflerday the Ruffian Arnbarador tranraißed hurt nefs at Lord HARROWIIY% office, from two till four o'clock. Yeßerday orders were given for the RAISOMARLt. PRINCISS Or ORAIIGI and GRI,TbIOUID, to be vic tualled and (toyed for Channel Service. Lail night difpatches were forwarded to Portf mouth, to be put on board the frigate for the Weft Indies, which is expeited / to fail immedi ate". Orders were left night fent off from the Admiralty to Portfmouth, for the Weft India convoy to fail sni. mediately. At a late hour on Tuefday night, Mr. S aaaaa vr , the King's Meffenger, left town, with difpatches for Lord G. L. Gowea, at St. Peterfburgh ; and alfn for Mr. j•CISON, at Berlin. Mr. SPARROW took fitipping at Harwich for Holum, from whence he is to proceed, by a circuitous courfe, to Berlin, to avoid the Fiend) banditti who hofeß the ufual route. Vice Admiral Sir E. Gosizit is arrived in town from Newfoundland. The Maglirates of Greenock, as adhtnees, eon- 1 trailed bit week for the immediate execution of a new road from that town to Ardgovran by the Cloth. Yefterday the Duke of Cardsaiocia reviewed the Reading and Woodley Cavalry. Yellerday the Cullom Houfe Volunteers were in. fpat ed on their Drill-ground, Goodman's Fields, by Colonel HARNAGR w ho expreffed himfelf much pl eaf ed at their iteadinefs, and alfo at the correanefs M ith which they went through their exercife and ammo • . Loin *Pftiellabat .. " ' "--*-42111i ' Nu majeltfidllp • Abasadirry. 4 4 • 1*431114 11 Nonembsr Ns, do* On Sunday ttfl we left Irarrnosth,Roads, in Com pany with the Romm kr, of pions, c insimmdtd bY the Hon. Captain Cozy' ta.s, each *ifs halting on board bull seks and vegetables for the Testi fleet. -.0 In the night we cepa! ateti hont her ; hod on Monday morning. at 9 o'clock, we kilted Admiral Rusiszt., • and found the EAOLI, of 74 guns, Captain Cozar, with the Admiral's flag; Majesrsc, rim. Captain Miioasom ; PRIIICISS or OKASICII. of 74. Cars Roosas ; Gt.srrom, of Ea. Capt. Coziaisaa ; re- DOSTall_ t of so, Captain FRAZSII j Aratcaina, ofidio Capt. M ANGY ; ETIIALIOW. of 38, cwt. STIIeMITO and three King's cutters. Our fignal was made to, anchor in that judicious tine of bearing given but by the Admiral, and with the eyes of tape-ea:ins every • one looked out cot:Randy for the arrival of she . ittis• NIT, who, betides bullocks and vegetable', had all the letters for the fleet, betides trunks and pareele foe moll of the Officers. Flom Tnefday till Westin:4ft it blew a dreadful gale at N. W. and a Wirier feet than tier I law in my life ; but our alive Capafti Iveered away to three cables, and we rode out the fore* of the norm without any injury. OA the sad the ALERT cutter joined the Addrird from reconnoitring the mouth of the Tezel, and brought with her Mr. Wu. SIIIPPARD ammo, blep fler's Mate of the Rometr, and t 3 pen, His had picked up on a raft the night before j and Mama* the melancholy loin of this fine (hip, but that theater were fated.—This Cad difafler took place on Monday morning la(t, at 9 o'clock, on the South Hank landa five miles well of the Tezel. All the malts mat overboard on Monday afternoon—and on Tedder molt of the officers and crew quitted her on rah, and in the boats. MI the officers and people: wow' Made prifoners by the boats of the Dutch Beet, and the (hip Coon after went to pieces ; thus has peddled one of the Smelt fifty gun limps we have. Thom:inn inflate accident is lai d . to have originated by the Nana._ Isar avillaking three American (hips, wrecked di* night before on the Haak Sand, for part of oar Teal Beet at an anchor; nor was the miflake dilemma' till the (hip (truck, as the weather was very thick, and blowing hard with rain. The aid had nearly augmented oar misfertwitaa, by the lots of the Art:mains, Capt. Mussy, who, lof the violence of the tea, had her rudder broke all t• pieces : without a rudder (be remained for two days in a very leaky Rate, the tea breaking over her the whole time ; great alarms were appreht ad for ber fafety, as bad the cable given way, this fine frigate mutt have petilhed in the breakers, and every perGis in her. The Gtsrron is ordered to fee her into port. &fides the three American (hips wrecked on the Haaks, we fee leveret fail of merchantmen &mailed in every direCtion around us. The Tezel fleet have moved into winter qnarters, having a greater dread of the eleMents than we, though oppufed to all its terror. The Swirl. cutter left us on the sad, baying pro• vionfly made the fignal of cliilrefs. A tribute of gratitude is due to the Admiral, OS. cers, and crew of the Dutch men of war in the Teed, who fent out five launches, with a flag of trot* to the wreck ; at the hazard of their lives they ap proached the Rosiest, and by their humane stets tions, the lives of three hundred Britifl: (camels were Paved. As the Dutch are floe averfe to an ne tech:wig* of prifoners, it is to be hoped meafures will be *WOW ufed for this purpofe. DISTRIBUTION OS PRIZIMOSEIT. TM Malacca« thf r ztore of the Fred wedlewahhhigfaVailo . lune le, ao3. will be at No. 53, Chopin% se ha, haw. ay, the a of December sett, and walla ter three yaw Thy awned Will Itebe, for the reception of the Mardis; Mr guft 1, 1804, will be paid on the ihlp's arrival at Leah, and two called every Weinciday and Friday at No. t. Jawela-Rewee. Add. phi, Loudon, for three years. FROM LLOVD's LIST. Guymon,. Nov. a —Paffrd by, the Vine, Chrillki, Bweit Peterlhargh ; Dimmed*, Proudloink front Arthanid lawny Millburn; and Naiad. Stephens, ban Dentate. We are tarry to Rate the total lots of the Vann, of Plynowilh with a carp of soya quarters of prima wheat, frees Dewar. lei • • a gala of wind. The Wearier, Sehlytter, front Donee bedew blow a fend, is pot into Yinnouth leaky, and midland bey eargotweiw pair. Captain DaUIT is appointed to the command et the 'haze (loop, at Deptford. Captains Dice and Max w I t.t. are appointed to that refpc.ftive commands of the JAMAICA and Arum fri gates.—Captain S. SOTTOI. is appointed to the Ass ? HION frigate ; and Captain Lawson is appointed to the Loan MILVILLE armed fhip. Mr. Lesion, of the Imre roassta, of off guns,is appointed Matter Shipwright at Antigua. The difpatches from Admiral DUCKWORTH, at Ja maica, Rate the arrival of the Diam• and Baccmasurn frigates, with convoys from Partfrunuth. Lail night dilpttches were fent off to Portfmouth, M be forwarded by the 21,:arra to Admiral Duca tena r n• The i n duflry, hacata.from Dantzie ; the Veßal, Aacwpa ; and the Rebecca. Iltionataasti. front Pe terlbutc.h, with a Let which failed from Elitism on the t7th inßant, tinder convoy of the Maaearoa armed Chip, are arrived in the Ritter. • The Barbadoes, Lewis, arrived at Liverpool. ea Stmday fe'unight. in 3s days from Barbadoes. Oa the 9th Oftober, in lat. 23. so. long. Ss. so. W. the Barbadoes fell in with a French privateer of 14 pas and full of men, which the beat olf after s finest as tion of two hours.—The Barbadoes had two men Cs. tercly wounded, one of w hntn has AMC died.—Dur• ing the engagement the privateer hoitled the blood/ flag, and oficred to board. The Pomona, A moliew Da v meow, mailer, on her paittitc from Abel d:en m London, on Sunday the ith inflast, 7 leagncs E. of the Spurn, was chimed by a brig privateer; but en cliff country convoy heist in fight, and the Pomona thawing near to it, the ph i vatecr hauled her wind and flood to the northward. She had a bug in company, a prise. which the had taken and tnanneil. Two cutter /trigs with the can voy immediately gave three to the privateer and her prize. The privateer has (even ports ow a fide, a whi•,. head, yellow fides, has a Rest boat . with a red painted bottom, awl her fails appeal to be all Ems. lifts canvas. iUBLIN, NOP EMBER 13. ere& The fecond battalion of the 27th foot. is to be em bodied at Glefgow. Tuefday fe'nnight, above an hundred vet y fine recruits for the regiment. volun teendrs from e2d regiment of referve, marched into that city. Yeflerday the ad and the 4th Companies of the Prince William Frederic's, or St. Clement: Volun teers, went to Canonbury-houfe, Iflington, whereeach Company fired feparately for a medal, the one given by Captain Pows tr., and the other by Capt. he CULLUM. Th ere was Come excelle nt dole firing, and, afier t views were invefled with each his refpcnive prize, the two Companies were fomptuoutTy entertained with a dinner, &c. at the eapence of the Captains. — After dinner they fkirmiflied actors the fields, in the 'dual manner of light troops, this Corps having Come time been formed into a light infantry battalion. An opinion has been very ridiculoufly circulated, that the Bank Dollars, which have not a ( mall dot. Or full flo p at tke end of the word Res" are forged. This opinion, which daily occafioned much difficulty and demur in the way of billings, is truly abfurd, dnce he Bank of England arevery da y iffoin r eds t of this defeription. Th e o mitfion ot the dot is, no doubt, occafioned by a fault in one of Mr. Ben.- row's dins. Soon after his Mai s sres arrival at Weymouth, he rode out one morning a few miles from the town. — His only attendants were General --, and a groom; having left them at Come Newt diftance behind, his MA] I iTi entered a large field, in which he perceived but one fnlitary poor woman at work. With that condefeenfis n and benevolence which are thc c h.irac teriftics of •trne greatnef, he enquired of her .. How it came that the was the only perfon employed, where these appeared fo much bufinefs to be done r' The good woman frankly anfwered--... That the had forty companions, but that they were gone to Weymouth, to m e the King ; but the knew her mailer would flop Co uch of der day's pay us the time the Mould be sbfent would amount to, therefore the did not auk wheng." The King, with accullemed good hu nur, raid, " As you did not go to fee th e King. has kmates retrirn. you may tell them the King has been (e yon ;" and putting five guineas into her hand. rode off, leaving the fionell country woman equally aflonillied as & wolfed with her illuf tsious but unopened vsfitor. The utility of Mr. Forrea's meafures are dailT de veloping themfelves. He has caufed, this day. a no tification to be made at the Royal Eichange, that, after the 3d dam month, the Lords of the Treafury will, for the public accommodatiou, draw on Lon don for any furn above ten pounds :—formerly the Treafury did not draw for lefs than Soot and the bill trade was made fuch a monopoly of, and exchange confequently Co high, that all imported articles were becoming molt intolerably dear to the tonfumers. YOUNG Roams is at lall announced to appear at Covent Garden Theatre on Saturday next, in the charafter of dfcbtesi, in Earbargio. Report Rater, that his firfl appearance at Drury lane Theatre, in the fecond week of December, will be in the character of Hamlet. The two Houfes are feemingly refolved to emulate each other in their attentions to this lumi nary of the Theatrical World. W&LLIAM ADAM JAcesott, Efq. died yeßerday morning. His death occafious a vacancy in the EAR India diralion. We have been favoured with tl copy of a letter , from an officer in the Bikini army in Guzzerat, dated July to, giving an account of the occurrence which rumour had magnified into a defeat of one of our de tachments. The fad was amply this colun of the army, under the orders of Colonel Monson, was led into an ambuth in the mountains by his guides; the pals afforded great advantage to the affAilants,and their attack was in the highell degree ardent and re fulute ; but fuch was the Steady valour of our people, that the enemy were compelled to fly, leaving a great number of killed and wounded behind. The Alit:ling intellince of the death of General Dos LOP , in Antigua , -has been communicated by an officer of rank, who Rates, that till within a few days of that event, his attentions and counfels had cheered, (Dd, and, as to the furvivots , emi n e ntl y coma. butt five, all the (offerers by the difeafe to which be fell a viaim, and that its progrefs in himfelf, after the cruel lots of his nephew, had been probablyacce lerated by efforts not more painful than honourable to his affections and magnanimity. On Sunday let, as Mr. Biwa*, the allay Valet of the Duke of DIVONSIIIII, was on bareback, at tending his Grace to town, he fell fenfelefs from his bode. The Duke had him taken to the neareß public houfe, and the hell medical *Glance called in ; be remains dangeroully On Thurfday lag, the remains oldie late Earl of B U CKINONANSNIII, were depofited with great fu neral folemnity, in the family vault, at Naeton, near Lincoln. His Lordthip's numerous tenantry affem bled on this melancholy =start% to pay the Lab tri bute of gratitude and affeelion due to a Nobleman, who, poreffing many virtues, had never, in the whole courts of his. life, or the exigency of the times, railed their rents, but who held out to the lab the excellent maxim, Let the poor man Rae." LaR week a foot-race took place on the Burrows, near Swanfea, between Lieut. Youso, of the Navy, end Mr. Czayss, who left his opponent confiderably Two large barns, the property of a wealthy far. met, near Hatfield, were, a few days ago, totally de. firoyed by fi re. They contained the produce of So acres. Monday night laR a dreadful fire broke not at Mr: Ovaitrou's japan warehoute in Finfbury-fireet, near Finlbury-fquare, which entirely confound the wrtt k (hops and premifes, and materially injured the back part of the lioufeand atop of Mt. Owes, iinman, in Chifwell-ftreet, and feveral other brutes adjoining. — The fite proceeded from the varnith taking fii A dangerous fire broke out on Monday night, in Norby's.lane, Plymouth, which for a confiderable time threatened much deilruflion ; it was (tee:dinned by charcoal being lodged in a cupboard near the fire-place, in a houfe chafe to Charles's Church, and was difcovered about t t o'clock, after the family were in bed, and who had but juft time to eleape with their lives. The flames continued until that, and the two adjoining houfes, were burned to the ground, with nearly all their furniture ; and it was with great difficulty that the engines could prevent the fire from commonicating with the church, the roof of which was very much ezpofed to the flames from the houfes that were on fire immediately op polite, and parted only by a very narrow lane. Two of the families arc reduced to the greateß dißrefai having 101 l their all, and having 7 children each. CHILD Sr saziso.—On Monday evening a young woman of a very genteel appearance enquired of fe. vend of the inhabitants of Blackfriars for a woman who had lately lain in, but could not mention any name : Oa orwas at lenh dirAtted to the honk clone M art in, a pt er, in Cugtrrier's-row, Blaekfriars, whole wife was delivered of a boy about five weeks Ana She introduced herfelf to the mother, as having come from Portfmouth, and being greatly fatigued, gave her a lever Wiling piece to buy tome tea and fugar, and laid the would nurhe the child during her ab fence. After being retreated, the requeßed of Mrs. Martin to accompany her along Blackfriars Bridge, to a Gentleman's hook, who would reward her for her tr ouble, and the would carry the child for her —when they clime to the foot of the bridge, the ftrange lady decamped with the child, And has not linen been heard of, although every polLble fearch has been made. Mum., who in their younger years are delighted with the dory of Fortune's Ifrybing Cap, are apt, when trey grow up, to amufe their minds with fimple willies only for riches and In a T his,b to The he fiAd re, is very natural , and ye ven turer, t it is veryd. it h even but the finallea Share in a I.e t• tery, has infinitely a better claim to the (miles of Fr r. tune, than all 'bole who are eternally peßering her with mere w ilhes for her Bounty. This laudable zeal to acquire wealth, by (having to obtain it, to no w a molt favour able and inviting opportunity For its difplay ; as the approaching Grand Lottery contans an intmeafe fund of ticks, for didribution among a coufiderable number of individuals, who realer thensfelves wrathy of Fortune's favours. not by ille wakes, but by an aftual and fpirited scivessins is ha prekst inult opsicat NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. r.—Wind North. MAILS THIS DA..------- ARR. DOS. 3011111 t 3 I Hamburg!' 01. Piatatord o 4 Got0:01•0411 0 • TORSAT, Nov. 27.—The wind moderating a little this morning, his Majefty's Gortam got under weigh, and believe without the tuft damage, as I cannot learn the has left an anchor behind. The IviPETUSUI being further in the Bay, and the wind E. N. E. the lies fall. The V is totally loft. The brig Nelly it is feared will (hare a limiter fate. FALMOUTH, Nov. 25.—Sailed this day, with a fine breeze at North Eaft, the outward bound Lif. bon, Oporto, and Mediterranean fleets, under con voy of his Majefty's {hips la Tamura, of 44 guns, Capt. WESCOTT, la Prevoyante and Camel (flor!- (hips), of 40 guns each, and Raven brig, of t 8 pas, L ' , for Malta; alto the Walfingham packet, It , with the mails of the 13th and zoth inft. the Swedith (hip Frederica, Poutsos, and the Ame rican fchooner Concord, ROGERS, with fifh for the Mediterranean.—Arrived this day the jonge Ifaac Bowman; Capt. De Vales, from Dantzie for Bil boa ; the Eagiefbullt, Couarmlv, and Four Friends, Hosetmo, from London, with bale goods, &c. for this port. The Princefs Amelia Packet, Sr , with mails for the Leeward if ands of the at ft inft. is detained till further orders from the General Polk Office. Arrived the Humber armed 114, with a convoy from the Downs. Wind N. E. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 27.—Came in the Draper, Cap tain Gas am, from Newhaven, bound to Lifbon, laden vfith fundrits ; the Tartar, Captain Jour,' %actor. from Waterford, bound to Guernfey, laden with pro. vifions ; the Conftant packet. Captain THOMAS VI. stir, from jerfey, with cyder ; the Don, Captain Tmoteatt Moa arson, from Peterfburgh, with hemp, for the Dock Yard. Sailed the Sibyl, Captain Hee mac, from Memel to Chepflow, with timber. Came in the Patriot; of London, Captain Sr AAAAA ca,from London, for Antigua, bound to Portfmonth to join convoy; alto the E AAAAA corium, of 74 guns, from the eaftward.—Laft night failed for Bermuda, and from thence to Halifax, the C me eras, of 44 guns, Captain LAWRIE, taking under convoy, as far as their Voyage lay together, the lupe mat (hip the Ame rica, Captain ROBINSON, to take in a frefh cargo of malts, (pars, &c. frum Halifax. Sailed far Torbay, the LADY WAlltII, of 34 guns, with the Geowzia. of t 4 guns, 6 gun vac's, and yard lighters, and other craft, to lave the Rotes, guns, &c. from the wreck ofi the VINE LLLLL of 74 guns. POLTSMOUTII, Nov. alt.—Arrived the HAMS& 1 , than of war ; Indefatigable. Whitby, and Prince's' Royal, coppered armed weapons. under command of Captain WA rsom of the Royal Navy, from the Downs. Sailed the Hyatt*, and A cert.*. frigates, with the outward bound Weft India fleet, under con voy. Alto the Paramatta, Argo, and Lively, for the South Seas, but are brought to in Cowes Roads. —Came into harbour three copper-bottomed tranf ports, having on board the 31ft Regiment from Gue.ntey they will land to-morrow and march to Colch-fler. DEAL. Nov. aS.—Remain in the Downs his Ma j-Ilfs (hips is per lafl. The HANNIBAL armed fhip, which was drove on Chore near Sandown Cattle, is entirely gone to pieces, great part of the (ores are laved. Wind Eade:ly. YASMOUTH, Nov. 28.—Lafl night, about eight o'clock, in a gale of wind at E. the Contre Amaral Magon privateer, lately commanded by Captain BLACKMAN, prize to the CAVILER (loop of war, part ed from her anchors, and drove on the beach at high water, where the now lies dry, bc:ng low water, with out any injury, and it is ezpeeled fire will be got off without damage.---Between one and two this morn ing, the town was very much alarmed by the re peated firing of minute guns, wlilhh proceeded from l'Areicatm r frigate, nearly in with the breakers, and with the lots of her mizen mall ; the gale csntinuing, the cat away her main and foremaft between ten and eleven this forenoon, and the general opinion of the nautical men was, that if the rod: out that tic'e (low water) without firiking, the would take no further damage. Her main and fnremafi were on Chore, anti a party of the Fifeflure Militia were on guard on the beach oppofite, to take care of what (totes might come on (bore. At t P. M. the gale was fumewhat ahated. Wind Eallerly. COCKPIT, WHlTlNALL.—Yenerclay befrql the moll Noble and Right Hon. the Lottls Commi3l , 4lels of Appeals in Prize Cedes. The Two Sifters, Lovell m get Jan app=al from Tobago) .- This cafe came helots the Court Nita refpcift to a certain quantity of fugar, maitre% coffee, and cotton. which the Court below eon ' desaned,Their Lordftips agitated the fentence of the judge of the Vice Admiralty Court. The Orlando, Sandford nr•ft-r —This Aennieri srff-I. with • eerie of various article., Rupp -61 en board .it Amfterdam, uas proceeding on her voyage to New York at the time of the capture. It appearol that the Court below !titmice! the dip, the rnaft , r's private adventure, and forne of the goods as daimed,but condemn•• ed the remainder of the cargo; from which dcerce of condemna tion an appeal wa. prat-cowl —Further proof of the property as claimed was &reeked In Mut cafe within the ufeal time. The Maria EHsabetb,Wirliman maftct—This was • cafe tepee dog the cargo, conflate' Moll and liquorice Jolt, —Further proof was decreed as to the property of the cargo within two months. The Thomas, Earle malter....Tbis vcifcl, laden with a cAt go of flour and abet' article., bound on a voyage ftam Philadelphia •o New Orleans, was rapt:wed oo the 9th of Jansary, 180 i, by the private Oalp of war Perfcus, Wm. Coot Com.ntoder ; and the private dip of war Swift, John Demeret Commander, and carried to the Wand of New Providesce...-Vorther proof was ago weed In this ode Cc the property of the gap and cargo. The Difpetch,Scle Inafter -..ltsfUnides was decreed .f the po mmy la this oh as chimed. ' . • t ' ~,it .. ' t r • 1..." ' - . • ~: t t • .1 -* .; . ..:,. , , - •It.. ' I • - It .. 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