Star. — London, England, 1804-10-20 00:00:00

. 4 14trf1tAL iNfILLIGERCL MAILS THIS, DAY..Aruid S. S. E. AU. an. saa. Sot. •t I Itasibtvgb t a Watford o s Paszawer, °trona 57.—Yederday the tianills brig Probitos, Captain Jactisert, failed for Venice, with pilchards I laft evening the Hoop Speedwell, of 6 0 10 1 MPIOne FOOT mailer, arrived from Cork with butter, kc. for this port, Falmouth, and Poetithonth and Come time in the night the brig Ddck, Pascoe ISILLtid thafter put in here by contrary wind from Foreground in Norway, with timber,ltc. for Bude, in the Pbrt of Padflow. All lait night and to-day it has blown a fevere gale from W. N. W. to N. W. and continues with unabating fury. PLYMOUTII, OCTOM zll.—The Charinel Fleet, ender the perfevering Coes wassts, again put to fea on Toefday left, but it blowing a tremendous gale of Mind at S. S. W. with a heavy fea in the Channel, he prudently bore up again to his old anchorage in Tor bay, *here he now remains. An exprefs cattle to the Admiral this mbrning to forward every fhip ready fot fia ioinid there. The V aaaaa ate, of is, Capt. Hoarse, being ready for fea in Cawfand Bay, is ordered to join the fleet is Torbay direftly, as the . fleet Will be off again the irft Wind at N. or N. W --fhe orders for the embarkation et the 2d battalion of the Bta regiment, now in Doek bariacks, came down to day: they are pofitive for them to embark I I td.raorrow at -two o'clock from the beach at Cat. ddwn.--Remain in Cawfand Bay the Bairaniia, to Inns, Rear Admiril NOITHISZ ; the TONMIT, of 84, CaPt. Pavia; lad Va xxxxx La, of 74. 1 Capt. Huersa. In dile Round; the Doan. of 4 ; Potty Lass, of is, And ((Taal (mall armed veifels df war. Poirrssioire, ortosaa sp.—Arrived the Con. RACILIVZ Miii if war from the Downs CIILSWIS frigate, end /imple brig of war from The lama, Spanifis frigate, would have tome into ._ harbour to-day, bat it blew hells that her anchbrs ionld mot be jot tap: Five hundred thonfand pounds, in dollars, hive been difcovered on board of her (pti- • mite 'property). lid die has a very valuable cargo:- 1 1%e min liave been reit on boird the priton chips In the bathrobe. abd the offieen ire landed at Ellar.- *lnd S. S. EI . _ _ Dsit, Otrosta t 9 -Sailed the Wnrrai and the tiros:tart rated wanfporthfor Sfargatißoadi. /trrived the WASP floopof war, with the BetfeY,-*-- 4 - , * and Riga packet, WHIM under convoy, from LT bon, Which have failed fqt the Ritier. The rekof itte eonvoY; conAiting of 14 fah, have parted for Li -ierpaol.—Arriveci the Ste AIiEIRRW blivestsci., and Ile Paisans armed Grips, frosts& cruise, and remain with the reit of the flips is per left. Wind g. W. j. Tatmoirrti; Ot-rosra lg.—This day (aged the, IF stairs - la gun brig, SWIFT and Noses cutters.' on a cruise. Arrived the CHARGER gun brig, with the lofs of her fore-top.mak which the carried away lit El fivall: alto the Bliss+ cotter, and Vanes log ger. The Chips (13 the Roads ate, the Mon MOUTH, 464 guns, l'Aisicsint frigate, hat scroa (loop, Covisciee gunbrig,andßsrssy cotter. Wiiid S. S.W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. haavism, OCTOIti sp.—:-Ttaffeti hy the Frlendfclup. Tot- Nies, tram Barcelona; Good Fomaoe Rrehardfon, from Lahro dors; Thetis, Jobfon, from Leghorn, and the Betfey, Jarklos, from Cart a -Balled the Calet. Laird, for Conflantinopk ; numb, Wars, foe I.iibon; Eattxlen Packet, retrial' ; and the Jenne ltdetta, for Emblem. Amtowto....olf Boaltamporm, Prime of Brasil, from I.Ubon---A& Liverpool, Sarah, rry, front Nova Scoria—At Asaireor; &taw from Virginia-At Newfoundland, lOpp o Campus, irom Dartmouth—At Oporto Syrese, Cotton., from Newfotiodland-•-At St. Andcro, Camllla. from Briltol. Convoys will Gil from Leith Roads, for the Bat. tic and Tonningen, on the 25th infi. ; the Neptune, Grant, (of Largoy was (handed on the 2 3d olt. in entering the port of PillAti ;—crew faired. - _ t---- Two loaded colliers were driven alhore on Welter clay, one near Languard For!, and the other on the C'ek Sands. The former was got off the fa:ne tide; but the latter is expeSed to b. 1011. The Melcombe, a coaller, of Weymouth, laden with flone, for Southampton, unfortunately ran on the Shingles on Tucfday evening hal, about nine o'clock. The mailer, MIL& s Nor, ss, aged 87 years, his fon, and one man more, were the whole of the crew. The fon had loft his left land, but by great exertions dragged his father up the Ihrouds, and held him there rental hours ; when the old man was beat off by the violence of the fea, and perilhzd, as well as the other man ! The fun was difcnvered at day light hanging fin the mall, and providentially raved by the boat of a frigate lying off Hurl! Cattle, and landed there. The veal loon after funk in dzep water. On Tuefday evening, the Tama reosr, sit guns, lying in Plymouth Soitml, and fitted with fir months &ores and provifions for foreign fetvice, received her final difpatehes, and The got under weigh, and loon cleared Poulet Point. Sha is to tooch at Cork for one day, to take in cc win Rom, and then proceed with out delay to Madras. She takes out wilt her dif patches, which are fuppofed to be of great importance. It is conjeltured (he will return from Mathes to Cey lon, after the delivery of her difpatches. The litsaawia, of t to guns, the PALLAS, 301, and the Coact, 38, uow building in Plymouth Dock-yard, are reported ready for bunching ; and it is fuppofed they will be off the Rocks, on the t yth of November next, being full moon, and the higlielt fpring tide for that month. This will be a phenomenon in the era of Plymouth Dock raid, or indeed any "her Dock-yard, in the kingdom, of launching a (Lip of fuels an iromeofe fabric as the Histawia, and two frigates, of the larger clefs, at the fame moment of time, from didetent Rona P,lgar. TO I ETlildl/Tll, OCT. IB.—Soen after breath& his MAjiSTY, Printefs Am sLia and Lady E. T took an airing on the Dorcheller road, and infpe&ed the artillery, and a carriage on a new coati:dim, which carries the men, ammunition, and all appara tus, and it is confidcred a molt excellent plan for the field. Yenerciay Mr. PITT left this place for London. Lord Pout.st gives a grand Ball this evening at the Royal Hotel, to the Royal Family and 'Nand,. On Wednefdak the wind blew a violeni hurricane off Weymouth ; a frigate had her mizen•top-malt car ried away, but. by the aaivity of the men, another was foon got up. Mott of the veffels at tea ware obliged to Brike their top-mans. to avoid having them blown away. It was fo Equally from the well ward, that a brig was drove on fhore into Welt Bay, but we are happy to fay no lives were loft. She came to an anchor during the norm, but the gale increafing, the parted her cable and went on.fhore.• She is now high and dry. It is rept:tried that Mr. Sissainan's new Comedy of The Foryin: is nearly ready for reprefentition. Mr. Wit.cis's genuine Papers as left by Mils WILKES to Mr. ELIESLET , and edited by Mr. Joint ALMON, will extend to five volumes, and will, we ', underhand, make their appearance in a few days. Dr. Dicssoa's long-promifed Syftem of Pratlical Agriculttfte will make its appearance early next week.. Such a work, including the various improve ments which have been made in the Art of Hutban drys during the laft twenty years, mull be worthy of its weight in gold to every pradical Farmer in the Empire. ' - - - Lord and Lady DUNGANNON entertained a large party of faßtionables at their charming feat in Wales, Idrynkynalt, on Friday laR, with an elegant Ball and Supper. The Ball commenced about ten o'clock, was opened with Murphy Delany. by Lord Durmast- Non and the lovely and amiable Mifs Baoor, follow. ed by about Sateen couple. They continued dancing until one o'clock, when they retired to (upper, which conSfied of every delicacy of the feafon. They re• commenced dancing after (upper, and the company did not depart till fir o'clock. Lady DUNGANNON was dread with a rich profuflon of diamends.— Among the company were, the Earl and Counters of CNOLMONDILIT and Mifs SIYINOUIt, Sir W. W. Wrung, Lady Wistiars, and the three Mira Wm. teams, Sir Fusrta Canaan.: and Lady, Lo;c1 and ,Lady &LOOT, Mifs BAGOT, Mrs Ponsonsv, Scc. ALldriat CASTLII.—On Thurfday, the •th infiarit. the &Mons commenced at Alnwick, and being the public day of his Grace the Duke of Norrottaltill- LaltD, an allemblage of moR of the nobility, Whim, and property of the county waited upon his Grace ; among whom were, Lady Gear and her daughter, Earl TAIIIIIIVILLS. the Hon. CHARLIS GRIT and his Lady, Sir Ratest M; and many mere, amounting to about 7o. —The company fat down to dinner about half paR Svc, and did not feparate till about nine o'clock, when moR of them retired to the Set Sons Hall, to • ball, which takes place at this time. Yefterday the following Brigade under the corn wand of General CAILIUTH sea, were infpefted in Hyde Park, br Lieut. Col. Jewseason : rte WIWI WUliam lredericles (late the St. Clown's) Major The Loyal Mona, Lieut. CoL Devitoa, The Loyal BM& Artificers, Lem Col. BMW I and • The Loyal Knight'bridge Volunteers, Lieut. Col. Wilton. They were on the ground loon after two. A, three an 410d2r-damp arrived from General the Earl of HARRINGTON who was to review them, Rating that his Lordlhip was bufily engaged with his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief, upon mat. tens of importance, fo that it was not in his power to be in the Park as Coon as he had expelled. The Bri gade went through a few movements of wheeling and forming in different modes. It was nearly half after fix when the Brigadier General called the Offi cers into the centre, and order them tomarch their different Corps back again without being reviewed. Colonel Atcoca, of the Loyal Southwark Volun teer Regiment, agreeably to their original offer of fervice. has propofed, through the Lord Lieutenant of Surrey, to raile a Company of Sharp Shooters, to be attached to that Regiment. of which his Mayarre has been gracioudy pleated to accept. A letter from a gentleman at Xeres, to his friend in Edinburgh, dated September la, lays, •• You will have heard of the dreadful epidemic fever at Malaga and its vicinity, where, by the laft accounts, upwards of 3co perfons drop off daily. Perhaps report may have by this time comprehended Xeres, Cadir, ice. in the malady ; but I um happy to tell you, that we enjoy uncommon good health, and from the very ri gorous precautions that have lately been taken, we fool on confelves as perfectly fate. All the principal inhabitants mount guard day and night with the mi. litany, to prevent the entrance of people from the Walled country ; and to avoid concealment in the houfes, the town has been divided into forty-five dif. trills, and Commiffaries named by the Government to watch over them." Letters have been received in town from the Le- ANDER man of war, Captain Salsas, dated off New York, Sept. a. which Rate ' that the Officets of that (tip had intercepted letters from Mr. DICIt r s, the Ki ntner at Paris, to the Mining, of Marine at New York, diredling him to flop the allowance made to Inoue Bo and ordering the Imperial relative to be fent home by the &ft frigate that touched on that coaft, but by no means to permit his wife to embark with him ; and another letter has alto been inter cepted from the Emperor to his brother Jaime,. or dering him to return, and Oaring him of his de termroatirrn timer to COMMISSAt f the ehfinre and de grade': alitacte he had formed. The Britin; Officers fent um original letters to New York, in hopes they might induce the French frigates lying at New York to come out with the Emperor's auguftlent her, whom they are determined to slate in a flyk becoming his rank; and at the above date, the La . with ano ther. frigate, were lying elif New York antioufly waiting the opportunity *tithing Prince Pious a warm reception. There was polled on Monday tart prism on the loud; welt fide of the town of Grusin* a role in blow. with foor beautiful beds, aisle vet, rare fo late in the Infos. 'TUNBRIDGE *ELLS, OCTOBER 14. Among our arrivals for ()Sober are, Lady Tempde, the Dimon of Briltol , E ri and Copings Bella. voileb. Mr. and Mrs. Bond, MG and Mrs. Brown, Hon. Mr. and Mrs Bovverte, Rey. J. Capper, and Mrl Capp_r ; J. Capper. Efq. and Mrs. Capper; Mn J Campbell. Mrs. Laatvar, Mrs Lock • hart. Pelham, llersolds, Webber, Wenbam, Ccl. Rots, ate. Re. The North Pevenfel Legion were yefterday re viewed on Alhdown Porch, by Lord SIIIFTISLD.— They lave acquired an high Rate of difcipline, through the great care and attention of their offi cers; and particularly of Captain HSWISTON, of the Rifle Regiment, who has been for fomc time their Adjutant. The ground on which they performed their nianceuvres, is very high, and open behind. It commands a view of the long extended wealds of Kent, Sutler and Surrey, and even the bills of Hamm (hire. On their right, the South Downs. riling with majellic grandeur, feem to form an endlefs wall.— In front. the beams of an autumnal fun, and the air clear as the water from the rocks of Wales, revealed to their fight the Bay of Pevenfey, fo renowned. and Co fatil , in the hillory of England. Each man, as he law the ocean, elafped his piece, and (wore never to let the French Ufurper live on the BthUh (bores, whilft life remained. The S was at the head of his corps, and great numbers of victors from Brighton, Bourne, and the Wells, contributed to enliven and animate the fcene. At a preparatory review, on Monday lag, Sir JoNM Maces sason. wbr is Captain of the Frant Corps in our Legion, through the flipping of the hinder legs of his borfe. fell ; fortunately, nobones were broken. He rode home afterwards; but. we are ferry to fay, that be has received fo much inward injury from the fall, that perhaps it may be a confiderable time before he recovers it. Ocv. 18.—The eleEtion of a Matter of the Ceremo nies for this place came on at two o'clock this day : three candidates who were canvaffing for it, refigoed lag week, and yefterday evening Capt. Hewitson, of the 9;th. Rifle Regiment, who had a fair precise& of fuccefs, in confequence of his &tuition, as Adju tant of the North Pevenfey Legion. &c. kc. reigned. and confolidated his inters& with Mr. &mama. Tne relish of which was. that at the chili of the eleeion, at four o'clock this day. the votes were for Mr: AM • area 64—for Mr. Fay ; upon which Mr. ARSINE was delared the fuceefstul candidate. • The difplay of beauty and fathion at the • Upper Room! was very great, many of the neighbouring Nobility and Gentry attended, Lieutenant Colonel C unser; Lugo in the Chair ; and the whole elation was condufted with the greateß good humour and decorum. _ _ . - ---• Among oar arrivals (ince my la& wa— ne Estel at Radnor. Ladies /I.lldbo, Yams, Oa" C MOM Efq. Madame Betidouz, Mr. sad Mb. Hoiland, T = Pope. M Webb, lke. te.e. Yefterday a beg of Ihip letters was made up at the General ' Poft OEce, for Holland, Kumar. PmarrowaromP—lf the perflimanee of the Want PAILS& On the Grand Pianoforte, a few years back at the Royal Circus, eultalpublic admire non, we feel ondelves juftified in ifferting. that it will be conftderably augmented on beholding Mar ter Waimea, a child only five years orage, not only perform on that inftrument, with moracieotific IkiU than his predeceffor, but alto fing and accompany Itimfelf in the moll pleating manner. His firtt ap pearance is announced for Mr. SANDER son, the coin. pofer's Benefit, on Monday next, at the Revel Cir cus, and when we add, that (even of the bra rate performers make their appearance, together with two new pieces, feveral new fongs, by Jo a•mwor, Si.sosltt Mr. Amax, Itc. we think ourfelves by no meant vain its predicting, the Circus will prove the centre of at traeion on the above evening. Mr. C Baurrarsic, fo long an ornament to our theatric hoards, yielded to the Ilroke of death at four o'clock yellerday morning. Of his vocal talents when in their prime, or of his flow of attic pleafantry, it is not necefftry foritis to (peak. Of thefe his coeval records are full. Our Epitaph can only record his private worth, and tail,' the deep regret of all his numerous friends.—The writer, fur one, mull fay— `, Alas ! poor CH•R LIS !" On Friday the t ath int. died, at Bath, where he had gone for the recovery of his health, Crozet, LLOYD, Efq, late of Manchefter, in the salt year of his age. By the death of this excellent man, his fa• milt' have to lament the lots of a tender hufband, and a kind and affectionate parent—with an enlarged and comprehenfive mind, he poffeffed a gentlenel temper, and a brevity of manners that endeared him to all who had the pleafure of his acquaintance. As a min, he was benevolent, charitable, and honefl ; as a friend, he was warm hearted, linccre, and Ready. In bit profeftion he was highly and jullly celebrated for a found and correct judgment, and fur the &idea integrity ; and as an Advocate at the Bar, he pof feffed talents that, if he bad not confined hn walk to provincial practice, might have railed him to the highell honours of the predawn. When, throoph debility of body, he was obliged to withdraw from the public praftice of his profaon and leek retire ment in an adjoining County, his numerous friend, as a halting memorial of their attachment, a-quelled he would leave behind bins his Portrait—thereby palling the higheß poffible encomium upon bit worth, as well as the fincersty of their friendfhip. Yefterday afternoon a journeyman painter fell from a two Rorer window of a hoofe, in Leather-lane, Idol born, by which accident his head was fractured, and otherwife much bruited. He was taken to the Hof f pital with little hopes of recovery. Early yeneralay morning, in Black Lion•pard, Whitechapel, a poor Irifh beggar, an old falfor, while aiJeep in his bed, was alfailed - by a PrulGan beggar in the fame room, who beat the Tailor ahOnt the head with his own crotch, as alto wounded him dreadfully in the neck with a razor, thinking thereby to pot an end to his life. The poor man being formal in this condition, was taken to the hofpital with but very Bender hopes of recovery. Search has been made after the offender, but hitherto without diem Wednefday fe'anight, as Major Younghtiftrand was huoting in the neie.hoarhood of Strabane, with firma officers of the light battalion Rationed there, be was fevere:y bit in the thigh by a belonging to Major Meade, which, having got /aerie, be attempted to [top, when the anithat ruGed upon hine.ated retest, him by the thigh, Inn itis thinght the mewl MU not eve denget‘sa. 314NSIOW IfOL'ir CIT V ratvisEct asseanaentv 070 W. Vefterday an intereiling enquirt was entapsi into before die Lord Mayor, concerning a city apprentice who had been fent on board the tender a the Tower. to fern his Malefty, without being ft it taken before a City Maginrate. Mr. Rigby, the Mefenger of the Chamberlain's Office, told his Lordihip he was fent from the Cham berlain to explain this cafe. A young man of the name of George Johnilon, as apprentice to Mr. Lewis, of Paternoftereow, had fummoned his matter before the Chamberlain lift Tnefday,complaining that his ma ft er did not allowhins the necefaries or life, that having agreed to give him all over ten (billings a week to board and lodge himfelf, that he had the week before made twenty. three Millings. but inftead of giving him thirteen (billings, his miner only gave him ninepence. Thq Chamberlain not finding this complaint properly fupported, dented the matter to take home his appren tice, and provide for him according to the tenor of his indentures. As loon as he left the Chamberlain's Office, the mailer called for a conftable, when a man • of the name of Rnffel, who proves to be one of the City Marshal's &fiance, came to his &Ranee, sad he and the mailer took him onboard the tender ; this being communicated to the Chamberlain by the father of johntion, in a letter, he fent this wirnels with his compliments t i Captain Richbald, dating hien to difcharge the lad, as a City apprentiCe, bat the Captain not being on board they would not liberate him, as they underttood him to be fent by the Lord Mayor. The nest day the application was repeated for this boy's liberation, when the perm was bad he had been removed on board another (hip. The matter and connable did not deny the charge, when the Lord Mayor feverely reprobated them, and Paid he had a good mind to fend them both to Newgate, for invading the City's privileges ; the cenftable mull know that no officer was fuffered to take any perfon on board the to- Jer, till they had been before a Off Magillrate. and Paid he would not let this pars over unnoticed, and inquired if the, lad's father was then, but being told he was jolt gone, he then defined a letter ;night be fent for the liberation of the apprentice, and this outrage Mould be Itrialy enquired into. A provincial account of an intended Joel fays, that the two.paities atfrf each ether. The obvious ink.. fence would be, that they hid frill the fad, how ever, hands whereat, at thej never aut. The famous Soratsus has married a Mrs. Vote Lassa., formerly Yoe sausatavats. She is his .third wife. • Ycfterdat a Court of Direaors was held it die 'Salt India Houfe, which adjootned at Se o'clock till Weinefday neat. Lieutenant Mittta is appointed to the of the Fitment gun vigil, at Deal. Derelict or viii Tiriess...-t lt hie lerag twee known that a cordoti was drawn sem& the names, below Gravefendi to ptoteft the Metropoli, from any attack by feu ; for which purpofe the patriotic °See of the Trinity-Houle Volunteer Corps of Artihety was accepted by Government, and ten frigates wets lent, to be officered and manned by them I but it his not been generally underfloo-1, that (befides them) the corps had, under their direction, a fecond cor; don, which, though inferior in magnitude to the former, is neverthelets very fotthidable ' and well= adapted to take a fecund, perhaps ( in tome cafes) a prominent character in preieniing the enemy's ap t proach. The fecondary cordon is compofed of armed boys belonging to the raft India Company. Maas circumflances have prevented this cordon froth mak ing its appearance in the Hope • but a favontable op. pnvtdnity occurring, they anchored there left Satut: day in the forenoon, and were exerciled in prepare torj thatneuvres during that day. After divine fervice en Sunday, the cordon (co -:poled of nine ham, 'mounting each four is pounder carronades, with the Trinity-Honfe and Eakindia Company's colones flying) weighed by fignal, and proceeded down the river in line of battle a head ; the Trinity buoy fae.ht and Liberty tender attending. They advanced. (as againft an enemy,' till nearly abreast the Hope Point, When a fignal being made from the Trinity Yacht (lying at anchor near the Effez thole), the line di vided-, and proceeded up the river in two diviftoor e reprtfenting a Britilh and an enemy's fquadron. In a flsort time the fpeetators (who could only undir- Oand the meaning of the fisnals by the manceuvres) were gratified with a view cf a heavy and continued cannonade between the hofifte fluadrons in their pat fage up the river. They proceeded in this order up the river, tiring their carronades vtith great fpirit and preciflon, till the wind falling, they were not able td take their anchoring . ti:: the dote of the evening: On Monday morning they were again manceuvred, and, though this said the former days were their WI effayt, they went through every Operation in the greater: order, and prefented a mita interening and eta& idea of the different movements of hoirlefieetta Monday af:entonn they aria evighed by Ognal, and after flung previous Mormons formed in a line of battle a head - . On a fignal being made, they rod seeded tip the river, and ertang on different tacks k they opetted their tetreating fire as if engaging a fa perinr enemy, till they reached ;licit anehnfage ;mkt protection of the firit cordon. 'ruefday snotneng they wee fold y employed in mansenvres, and the promp titude with which each fignal was obeyed, and tear movement aateuted, did great Met en the Cont. thanders of theta. Oh a particalar fignill being thadci they feparited from the fleet, and proceeded up the river (cheering the (hip as they peed), tn Lnng reach. At eleven o'clock fe the foreno‘n the yards of all the frigates were manned, in en • pitmen( tri Lieutenant-C.dr.nel Coe row, who had (weaned the mar oeuvres from the Trinity Yacht, and the men chested front' the ya. cf.. Thus ended a view, which was rendered eitremeig interelling from its novelty, as wrll es its ,:cfenting an adequate idea of the Many and a'*tofl inluraioYnt able °Wades oppukd to the oxalis plegillfs, Anuld unfneefeen *evident, enable theft to hack this (hi% them) vulnerable point of street. The various en- Gans and cot.urs of the united entpt. Preaniing ie the idea together whit dbe factor Inc wtathef t s hcigh•ened ihebsatltr lf the atidladdia soothe* proof to the ankh WWII elan of the eirehis any of Ilk OMR TS* nd lar avo and ,of IC• IBC t Do- the two I TO• s de k,ve. Titan u~:s cked obis I aad i has :view I ples , di ers, Fran. tcked fAv:d. ,