Star. — London, England, 1804-10-22 00:00:00

LONDON. 11111.091 11 1 .9311.1r2M°15t? _ FRANCE. .---... .----iii—.. MONDAY, OCTOBER is. PARIS, OCTOBER 7. PRICt 07 STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE o•CTOCKt The w i th Pfyche has arrived at the Ine of Conhas, money, Piero, for see. 37H—Onteium 6. Trance, with 7o pe:fons A c.nrided, in an engagement ; h s, par is dd. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY : with an Englitla Eall. Indiaman from Bengal. which i Bark St,,ek 'l7* Short Ann.% t 1-16 cfcaped. ,• 3 per C. Red. Ann. 3644.1 India Stock :761 The Wimreux French privateer. on the 223 tilt. per Cent. Con(. 37 +1.1 India Bonds, ts.dif.psr captured an Englifh {hop, laden with floors, and . 4 per Cent 7 31 73 Sleben. NM, zs. diE per cartied her into Boulogne. i Alper Cent. Navy 9 04 f Ensiles Tkkets stL i Long A n. 161 13-16 Confols for Nov. see. t7l The Puma/ du Commerce, of the 27th ult. rays-- i Dolma. OCTIMITIL 17-5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. ip. 4, The day After the Althea was can int. the Int I Exciangc—D°blio an Landes Ilk f 3 is. of France , the F ortunce p rivateer arrived there with -- Yefterdaydifpatches were received at the Adtniralty a wry rich prize." HOllllWeeD-atIUND DUTCH FLIIT.---The Illow. from Commodore M oose, Ratin g his arrival at Ply ing article is from the journal du Colmar:4 of Stp , umber 25, received on Saturday : t mouth with his Majefty's frigates the INDITATIOMILI " AMSTERDAM, Sep r. 15.—A very fall failing and the AIRYMION, which brought in the remaining brig, one ; f the fquadron under the command of ' two of the Span (h frigates recently captured, name- Admiral DFCKER, arrived yellerday in the Tex el i : ly, the Clara and the Medea, of 44 guns each. Pro from the Cape of Good Hope, and brings ads ice that the Admiral, in .a 74 gun (hip, and feveral (mall port) to the amount of t,c00,000 of dollars bas peen !hips of war, had failed from thence with a convoy found on board of them, befides much valuable flier of liz or feven large fhips from Batavia for the dn. c h an dife. B o th of tbefe frigates Coffered a confider fetent ports of Holland. They were attacked by re ferent able Ids in killed and wounded, and were mach da ?coil Englillr cruizers on leaving the Cape, b. t they )..,, waged in their hulls and rigging before they ftruck. beat them off with co dedable lots to the enem One Odduhrothy la TOOT, formerly a player, Of the crew of the Mercedes, the frigate that blew afterwards :cadet . to Guftavus 111. and Lite for op, coaftfting of oo men, only so were fared.— thefe talk fifteen years has refill here as Literary Among thole that petalled were, the Captain, his Agent for the King of Sweden, has been =eked by wife, and fevers children. La Fama, the remaining the Police, and fent to the Temple. Mr. L sss i vs, Deputy Commercial Commiffary at frigate of the Spanint fquadron, owing to contrary Alexandria, has been appointed by the Emperor a wind. and the difficulty of getting up ber anchors, was Commiffary Genet al in Egypt ; a place of great im- not brought into Portfnsouth harbour until Saturday. portance in the prefent circurnnances. She has on board so,ooo dollars, raid to be private Religious fchifm continues to dinurk the people. property, Derides a valuable cargo of merchandife. by the fupernitions and anti•patrintic conduet of fe verai returned priefts. At Chatillon, Angers, Cha. Until our differences with Spain are brought to an telnault, and Angouleme, blood has been Milled by iffue, the Spanifh officers are to be at full liberty to the profeffors of a religion of peace and charity. The go to any convenient town on their parole ; and the churches have been affailed and taken poffeffion of feamen are not to be con fi dered as prifoners of war, by the contending parties by turns; and. it is with regret we Rate, that the congregations of the troop. bat are to have the fame indulgence as our own peo ring., and, of coutfe. unconflitutionif priefts, are ple. It is now evident that the capture of the Spa more numerous than thole of the conftitutional nifh fquadron is not a folitary cafe, but part of a clergy. Some meafures of feverity will certainly be new fyftem of energy and decifinn adopted by our reforted to, &mild not his Holinefs, during his flay Government. Several outward-bound Spanah vef In France, by hi, example and exhortations. be able to aunt a religions faftion, the only one hill Alba- fels have been detained at Cowes, and in the River. lag in the French empire. Orders have been fcnt to Portfmouth, that the tte.a. Sedan has lately been very ranch agitated by reli- lure on board the Spanifh (hips there (bould be con kolas quarrels and difagreements. Mon • f its prier ed to the Bank ; and, we prefume, that fimilar metal manufaftures are protenants, but the mail o f vey. the low people are Roman Catholic , ; and thole itiftrultions have been &Matched to Plymouth, re • again are divided by an unfortunate fchifm. By the Meeting the frigates which have been brought into religious tolerations JO gracioufly pet mit. ed by the that harbour. Emperor. the pr telants have there their churches, The followin g . .-- H u ll letter to t h e mayor o f appears and public wen (hip, as well as their Roman Catholic brethren ; but, a, the. former are the richeft, their in the Hal Advereifer of Saturday: temples are much bet•er than theme of the latter, who " ADMIRALTY 0111C11. 00.15. IEO4. laid afide their reciprocal animnfities, to unite in " Sir... Having laid before my Lords Conuniffioners of the Ad. Liking poffeffion of the temples of the proteflants, in entraity, your letter of the tyth inftant, Including one from feversl in which they fucceeded, until a brigade of riu lames Merchants and Ship-owners ot Nun, relative to convoy for their by the requifition of the fut.-mica arrived, and re. thipsboond to Spain and Pomp); elm commanded by their Awed their propcity to the lawful owners. Order tot ing to amount you, that °tam have been g iven for pro is now re-eftablilheri, but it is deplorable to wanes tedting theta cella& round ( B lend)d, and that there is co Wm. the 'meaty of keeping garrifons in thefe leered build- don of delaying the Wi ng ftheeneral Coovoy.—l lam, Ste. ings. for p-eferving peace, where the philanthropic e• wit. tialUinam:" - deasiae and pule morals of CaILIST ate peached. Our Readers will obferve that the letter is dated • THE POPE. the 1 Serb. and that the capture of the Spatifh frigates The Cirdinals, who are to come here with the • was mot known till the tS th. That eircumftance will Pore, are t ,, be I, , dged in the hotels of our di ff erent Pr obably occafion Irene inarnaions to be fent to the Minillcre. The right wing of the p alace of the Thuil- • • I v i es , with the apartment oc cu p ied formerly by his out ports. Highnefs tire A. ch Treaftirer, La Barr, are prepa ring forisi. Holincfs. They will be entirely new fur lathed.. One of the (mall faloons will be converted into arivate hapel. During his Holinefs' flay he will be fervid from the Imperial kitchens, s and , &aye a table with as many covers as he Mall demand. The Imperial overeat of the palace, chamberlains, and wairm d' bole!, are to anon d and obey all his Hai. tales commands. A guard of honour of sco men will do ditty daily in the apartm ents of his Holinefs, who, when he goes any where, is to be &oiled by Arty of the guides on hor i e ha, k, of the Imperial guard. It is raid that the Saved C. ilege has made tome ob , jeCtions to his Holinefs's ref - Ocoee in a palace where the infidels, the Mahunietan Mamelukes, do duty; mad that the Emperor, with that delicate rejbe which his Maielly has altvair linos n to the religious fcruples of detail confziences, has given order that this corps of his body guard (hall be fent to Fontainbleau during the Pore's Ray in France, or, at lead, as long as he is at Paris. Souse member of the clergy is ordered to Paris, from every diucefe of the Empire. to be prefent at the coronation, and to receive the bleffings of the rovereign Posvirr, who, after the coronation ceremony, will give his benedift i on in the Cha p el of the Invalids, and collect ate the new colours of all the regiments of the tropes ial army. H it as Ho ll the i fs has promifed to officiate pontifically i churches of the capital by turns, and they will all be prefinted with fome precius relic., or other various articles, which he brings with him from Rome ;tbefe former remnants of faints being unfortunately and facrilegioney burnt, i!eltioyed, or difperfed, by the woilbippers of the G••ddcfs of ReAlOll, or by the fa• attic theophilanto.i.ine, dior'ng the anarchy under Robefpierre and the Dit :I , r'. It CIMItaDDC• to here potted, that a pet, rat e oWlCil of the Gallican Church will be allembled dor:n•: his H.)linefs's tcfic'ence in France, of which he will b. the pendent. Hitherto, however, the Mot , dr , i•I Wi•rfbip Ira , n..t it/he.l ary COOvineation for Inlet: a C 'link II ; probably every thing is not yet fettled uith his i I lin.f. ;al t!-.it p int I • smell it y rot the q.lia • f cu:Science‘.—(Co,r'ir el:: Slaw a .) Cat dinal Fr 5...., as A•i10•1 1 1trip of Leona, hI% too . chafed I r one million i I i•sfe • ( 4 1.1. a. I.) an ,\ 1,1,,y near that town, which he has giver, .1 , a I. rosiAt y t .1 young inch intended f o r i:te . pooch. It LA . t.h.arried ieveral pi ii ileoco f.om the L. roper..r. The litelet ,, n re, 'men' s ••I t! wl i• h fet ved in St. Dottlingn, where ,lie) ii.ff•red Co mii,h, are order"! to be cs.tori , ed at li..iii deans, white ail officers, f t inci!y trli•iit,• • 3 ; ii them, but n, w „n lc ive of abfence at I'•ri , , Las: resciscd orders from the war ofli..e 1.. i .i.. Get-1 , 1 Ii late e• It Nett. We ar eh a ppy to announce the arrival in the Downs of the \Vase limp of war, with a convoy from Lilian, confining of twenty fail. They failed from Lilian on the 29th tilt. The 13etfey, Qvarow, and Riga Packet, being the only fhips bound to London, are arrived in the River. The remainder of the convoy parted on the 16th inR. bound up the Channel. Saturday a confiderable number of letters reached town from Lifbon, via Deal. We have feen one dated the 28,1 i ult. which fays that the Cabinet of Madlid, while it was refnlved to preferve peace, if poflible, with England, was no left decided in its preparations for war. At Lifbon the general opi nion was, that the caiffing differences would be mi.' cahly adjured. We have received accounts from Malaga up to the 15th ult. The deaths at that time had not been quite In numerous as in the preceding week, during which they amounted to upwards of 300 daily. At the above dates, about 2.40 died every day. The de. creafe, however, we fear, rri,iy rather be attributed to the reduced population, than to the epidemic dif order being nn the decline. Little doubts are enter tained that it will have completely fulifidccl by the end of the prcfcnt month, as by that time the inhabitants will either have grit over the fever, or hive been car ried off by it. A very confiderable emigration had taken place, and at the above date it was thought that not more than from so to 25,:00 perfons remain ed in the city and the fubutbs ; and of thefe s4oo were lick in the town, fubutbs, and hofpitals. At Velez near Malaga the diforder was not lets fatal ; but at the Tower of Velez, which is three miles dif tan', a^d from whence the fhipments are made and g oods landed, there was not a fj moons of contagion, A pirate letter from Hamburgh, of the 9th MR. Rates, as a common report M the political circles of that rap, that I ......s has made new overtures, nr.t only f r ATI Atlill the dia . (' et CC between Francs lOU but for a gcner.tl pn,fication, by • re newal of laic former plan, for a•knibling a Coopers .it •rnhurgh, in the Cr Of 11 . 0 winter. This was the principal reafon why teveral 1,1 the foreign Am h.q.Jors an Fiance were en& teJ an Ais•la Chapelle, from oli.ch the A•iftr;An Cosamr• 7 t., and the Prut Tun Matwot ' -• tows couriers to their rcfpcl:..c C-urts. frirs, ,er4l Ole He - • rti i c FMI et, c he Thcfc In D- Itc:Ja) itr,v6.l itorAL FA ltflL r. made at Lubec. The city of Bremen has again fent M. Gann tisc on a deputation to Paris. He was laR in London nn a fimilar million. They write from Elfineur, the 6th inllant, that nineteen more calks of bullion had arrived there by the laR Hamburgh Mail, which were direftly con veyed on board the London convoy. The Peterfburgh Court Gazette of the t Sth tilt. contains a Proclamation prohibiting the importation of cottons and chintaes, printed cottons and linens, except white linen. This meafure has been adopted for the encouragement of the Ruffian manufacture. A letter from Suitlfund, dated Oftober 1, lays— " Yellerday Captain Von BERG atrived here with difpatches from Berlin. General ARWEELDT is cx• peCted tomorrow. Mr. SPENCER SMITH has been here tome day , , and will return to England by the way of Gothenburg. Troops are daily art iving here from Sweden. The works at the fortifications are continned with great activity. The Englifh Ambat. factor, Mr. PIFRIPPOINT, Ilill continua hat, and is frequently invited to his NI: jetty's table." The laR ACCOillitE we have received from India Rate, that llotcria, upon the movement nt General W LLLLLL t y towards Poonalt, and Colonel Muir, AY towards Guezetat, took a r oration to the North of Indoor, leasing ',china him one of his confidential Generals in Cie vicinity of that place, who he pub. licly and aridly enjoined, on the advance of an army of SCVIDIA or his allies, within ten cols, immediately to warn the inhabitants to depart into the hills, with their portable effects, and then to let fire to the city inivations parts. This violent meafure has orealioned great emitter nation. and all commerce is conlequently st a nand in that place. NI, Li T ARV Cntille MARTIAL..-1:/tT2B of a letter from Povinsoutb, dated Friday, Oliober 59.—n Ott Saturday Intl a Court Martial affembled in tiffs purl I,n, for the trial of Captain Baa Low, of the Wl4. cefler militia. The charges brought against him were Difobedience of order., in abfenting himfilt with out leave, from the Dock-yard, where he was on ;,mard,and bribery t " he having in an nitg aardcd man ner offered a few Ihillings to one of Eh:• pate's to in. duce him to admit a female ccmpani•n. into the TM d after the gates were locked. The ti L,l ta-eupied the whole of Saturday, Monday, and Tu.i fay. The Court doled it. priczedings this day :-..: tv.,, o'cbck. The lenience will not he known ortil ;t receives thy Candi m of his M aarobation. WATTAnXITM, OCTOBER 19.--The ball given laft night by Lord Poutrir was honoured with the pre tence of the Royal Family, and moll of the Nobility and Gentry round the country. The preparations were in the moft fplendid flyle. The Royal Family returned to the Lodge loon after ten o'clock. This morning, loon after ten o'clock, his bIaJIS. TT, accompanied by Plincefs SOPHIA, Lords CAS. T AAAAA OH and WALSINGHAM, and a number of others, took an airing on horfeback. Her MAJPETY, the Princeffes, and Princefs SOPHIA of Gloucetter, ho noured Mrs. BUXTON with a vifit, at her manfion, called Buxton Hall. Ocr. 20.—Laa night, their Maine - its honoured the Theatre- with their prefence, to fee The Marriage Promili, and The Prifoner at Large. Although it rained very (aft this morning, his MA. JISTY took his ufual early ride, but returned in a thort time. As coon as the rain ceafed, his MAJESTY re viewed the Dorfetfhire Yeomen Cavalry. Her Me- Jasry and the Princeftes followed, accompanied by the Duke and Princefb SOPHIA of Gloncetler. The ar tillery were Rationed upon the fl anks and centre, and the whole had a very fine appearance. His MA miry was highly pleafed with their different evolu tions, but, above all, with a very excellent charge which they made. The gro und was kept by the Hanoverian Legion. After the review was over, the Royal Party ho. named Mr. DAISES. with a vifit, at his feat near Dor chcfter. Cosine Pamir, whole attachment to this Country is well known, is appointed to a high fituation in the Ruffian Miniftry. Yeflerday the Vs'oolwich tender, commanded by Lieutenant Cox, conveyed upwards of t co impreffed feamen and volunteers, from the Enterptize, off the Tower, to the (hips fitting for fez at the Note. On Saturday, a man was taken on board an out ward bound fchuyt, named the Derwertfert, Captain JOAN FlawOßfcs BLANIIT YON COBOURO VON. He was concealed in a double cabin. The Captain is • liable to punifhment, for taking any perfon out of the kingdom, without a regular patfprrt. Being called upon for this fufpicious behaviour, he abrconded, and • the veffel is detained until he than appear. The man in cuflody fpeaks tolerably good Englifh: he was fent to the Alien's Office for further inquiry. A young lady, polfetTed of about 40001. lately eloped from her father's houfe, in the neighbourhood of Gray's Inn, with a young liihernian, a painter and glazier, refiding in the vicinage of Soho. The parties met at the late Croydon Fair, for the firlt time, and on the morning following the lady eloped. The father, after much anxious leech, difcovered her retreat, but the refuted to return home, acd has fince given her hand to the painter. A fin;,ular efcape from the mat impending dan ger happened to JAMES CILOWI, Eh]. of Fakenham on Wednefday fait : Mr. CaowE, in his one houfe carriage, driving himfelf through Cattnn, paffed ur.- der a tree at that time fellin g , the tree fell upon the houfe in the carriage, inftantaneoufly killed him, and Mr. C. received not the lean injury. LlNgs written by the PALM, Clerk of Burnfide Church Dread RostaT••.rett wY BOWS vile precurfor. Boa was a bloody dog Indeed, but BONA'' , %Tell worfer Tusavati Devav-Lais.—On Saturday night, after the co m edy The Bell's Stratagem, in which - El.. LIITQIe appeared rather improved in Doricourt, a Mu heal Farce was ailed for the firft time, at this theatre, intitled ?he Deb! er, Trio but lie? It has been our painful lot to witnefs the exhibit'on of much drama tic trails, but we feldom have teen a piece fo totally deftitute of merit put into the hands of performers of filch undifputed talents as thofe who were called upon to Rand " the pelting of the pitilefs llorm" on this occafion. It is, we underhand, the produCtion of a provincial writer, on whole mental conftitution the cacao:the, /canal appears to be making dreadful ra vages; and it we mittake not, the public judgment has been called forth upon this piece before, at Nor wich, under another name (more appropriate). though it has lately undergone fume alteration, to give it an air of novelty. It is impoilible for us to firma any detail of this farrago of abfurdity. It confols of an old country fchoolmafter, who has a pretty daughter. and a ro. mantic maiden finer, a writer of tragedies and a pro- found critic in general literature. This charafter is evidently bnrrowed from Mile PieVe, in the Farce of The SpoiPd Chi d." One of the old man's pupils Armes fevcral difgnifes, and, at length. gets the daughter. Three fervants are introduced, viz. a Vorkthireman, an 'Tillman, and a Frenchman ; but to a:Lver what end, or to elucidate what part of this tiffue of ftilly, the author rotrably can explain. The duo ail of there .ire from COLMAN'S " Re view."—Mils Decastr appeared gamy pleated with the , hitpley of her perfon in varied male attire, but the had nothing to fry which could gain be" any or pilule. The reel nf ti.e performers we heartily pitied. They were Jiimarrobs, Cnt.tors, MATHEWS. WF WITZte. Mils Port, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAND, and Mil'' Writ TWORTH The Muni-. by RI. rye, thoogh poffiffing little no velty, is too good for the piece, which CoLLINSt after the tall of the curtain, in vain attempted to give out fur a fecond reprefentation. We forbear, through tendernefs, to mention the author's name. The boufe was extremely crowded. A letter has been received from a Itliffionari in China, addieffed to the Superior Elder of Forcio bliffionaries at Paris, which Oates that the Catholic itligion daily makes great progrefs in that Tali Eno ptfe, but there is a great want of new eirangelical apoftles from Europe. The writer gives the follow ing account of his lunation : " We are very tran quil on all lia:S; and we no longer hear of perfecu tmn, though the Cnriilians ittereafe amazingly, even in the towns, and openly pet form the duties of their new rcligum. This tranquillity procures A great num ber of converts. In fevcial yetis the inhabitantscom e voluntatily and (obeli to he meek Chrilltiant. There are upwards of three hundred Confeftionals and hve hundred Catechifers. lit many towns there are now great mimlsers of Clarillians, where formerly Chriltianity was stnic!..wn. In the courfe of 'lie 1.11 year, there Cettinl..: : baptized in one zi,tEircn, peals have been alto tranfmitted to St. Petertburgh s' but as to England, Bow A PART e will not confent to the reception of a Britifls nerciator at the prepoted Congrefs, unlefs En g land (hall previoutly agree to an armirlice in Europe, and, of courfe, to raife the blockade of the French ports.—This propofition is evidently a mere intrigue to lull the Continent into a fatal fccurity, and correfponds with Bow AAAAA k's old policy to perfuade the world that he wilhes for peace, while every enlightened politician well knows, that war is neceltary to the fafety of the ufurper, and the permanence of his ufurpation. Our Readers will fee by M. d'Onsaat.'s Note, of which a Copy is fubjoined, that the points in difpute between France and RufGa are now reduced to four, but they are of a nature not very likely to be fpeedily accommodated. Will Bo AAAAAAA agree to evacuate Hanover and the kingdom of Naples ? We do not think he will. The claims of Raffia are fpecific, and require a fpccific and categorical anfwer : STATE PAPER. NOTI TRTSEIITSIS BY M. D'OVIRIL, RUSSIAN CHARGR D'ArraiNEs. TO ME 14111ISTRIt Oh s FORIIGN RI RATION S. Paris, July at, alca. The Underfigned has been ordered to declare, that be cannot prolong his Ray at Paris, unlefs the follow. ing demands are previoufly granted : r. That conformably to the 4th and stlt Articles of the Secret Contention of the nth of Odober, z Sot, the French Govern ment Dull order its troops to evacu ate the Kingdom of Naples; and when that i s done, that it than engage to refpedt tbe neutrality of that kingdom during the argent and any future war. a. That, in conformity to the !mond article of the faid Con vention, the French Government mall prornife to eßabliat im mediately (clue principle of concert with his Imperial Ma he finny jclly , for reg ulating the befit upon w hich the affairs of Italy Stall adjufted. 3. That it ball engage, in conformity to the 6th Article o f the Convention aforelaid, and the poodles fo r eptatolly given to Bee. to indemnify, without delay, the King of Sardinia for the loges he has (Whined. Laftly, 4. That, in virtue of the obligation of a mutual guarantee and mediation, the French Government ball promife immediately to evacuate and' withdraw its troops from the Need sf Gertffany ; and enter into an engagement to rtfpeil, in thc intrietelt manner, the aeotrality of tie ferehosio Body. The Underfigned has to add, that he has received orders from his Government to demand a categorical aniwer to thefe four points, and avails himfelf of this opportunity, &c. (Signed) P. 01./Barr. Difpatches were on Saturday forwarded from the Secretary of State's Office to Portfmuuth, to be Got by the 'fa 'suit a frigate, to Sir A L EXANDER Bt. at Malta. Difpatches wete forward ed at the fameattime to Lord NELSON. BowaratT r, with a view to conciliate Roffia, has offered the ng of Sardinia e State of Siena, in Italy, and a n a nnual revenue th of 500.000 f r ancs, as an indemnity for his loffes in Piedmont; but his Ma. jetty, it is added, has rejefted the propaition. Bo AAAAA TE has lodged 300,000 francs with TUT• lonia, the banker, at Rome, to defray the expenses of the journey of the Port to Paris. On the 2.1 it& the city of Bremen paid the firft intlalment of the contribution impofed by the Frencerhs , Amou n t ing to too,ooo rit-dollars. The remaind i to be paid at the rate of go,ooo rix-dollars every eight days, till the whole is paid. The Provincial Counfellor, Von !Atom:, arrived at Hamburgh on the 7th init. from Hanover. The objeit of his journey is to demand another loan. on account of the States of Hanover, of a million of French livres. A fimilar demand will afterwards be