Star. — London, England, 1809-04-24 00:00:00

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Du the 15th, contain Archduke CitAia en the 10th, and retired from Mui Envoy has left tl changing a corre The KING of \Val eon, recalling all Eunkolt FRAN( eNecution all who But tie most cruain, is the de On the 12th he 114:ss, and on tln The private letter 6:1 the Austrian rrench across the .I.tid to have rear rial Message to t: Austria. An Austrian' town, charged w arrived on Saturd the Lark packet, sabmitted to rilin 25 , aut to be opene that a subsidy of fr:s country to A making for transr Spaniali Patriots : • Lie negociations d:lrmily Great Bt jr.:uniary assist: is Li , bon Papers They rh , ..• pen of Gene " General Orders rffl• the sarrenJ, However, alf:ar in the ri 7 i):,ezi to them ‘ - t.. b urtim I iii Clia - :Cs, which :Le Portuguese of ;ri s cr.ers were in •a -,:des immen and the vie galTison Jeci te above p;:i: •a; \VAL:INC:HAM r' fie private letter :;,.e marching 60, Vic vox, :-,ur4er of the P greater pat t of th, 'rite arrival of G makes the British ccullaii.td e-t.kthoing to the lENTill2r PROCEEDINGS. 'OMMONS, SATURDAY, APRIL 22. before the House were forwarded in their EI.ECTION BRIBERY. rave notice, that he should in the Committee Yining, the Sale of Places under Government, .nlrirg it a criminal offence, for any Elector it giving his Vo:e at any Election for Mem, past four, adjourned to Monday. F LORDS, FRIDAY, APRIL 21. IST 01' THE MINORITY ''S MOTION IN TILE NOUS! OF LORDS. Ellenborough . Say and Sele De Clifford (P.) St. John King Braybrooke Ashburton Stawell (P.) Auckland Glastonbury (P.) Foley (P.) Southampton (P.) Hutchinson (P.) De Dunstanville Grenville Dundas (P.) Yarborough 1 ilfnrd Cawdor Somers Crewe (P.) Ponsonby Carrington (P.) Monson (P.) Montfort (P.) Hawks Grantley BISHOPS. Cassius nuildforti (P.) Kglington (P.) Thauet (P.) Carlisle (P.) Besborough Darnley Suffolk Fort esc ue Darlington Cowper Jersey Albemarle l.ucan Bristol Hzrtlwicke Upper Ossory Breadalbane Cholniorideley (P.) Shaftesbury (P.) Grow( nor Lauderdale (P.) Carysfort visc OU 4T S. Sidmouth ' llereford (P.) Clifden (P.) Duncan (P.) Arson (P.) Bulkeley Bolingbroke (P.) LO% DS. Oxford Lincoln (P.) St. Asaph Gloucester (P.) Erckine market! (P.) voted by pmxy. FA \ING Sl'Ail. LONDON. INDAY, APRIL 24. TI IN DAY AT ONT. O'CLOCK. • unney, 67-ll—Ditto for May, r.. 811/ 661—Exchequer Dills. 12s. to 14s. prem. F STOCKS ON SATURDAY. India Stock India Bonds, lls. 143. pram. f xcheq. Bill 3, I ls. 14s pre. Lottery Tickets 1'22. 4s. Consols for ace. 674i3 :RIA AND FRANCE. re now commenced between Austria 'inch Papers to the 21st, and Paris to in the important intelligence. The ;LES entered Bavaria with his army 1 the KING of BAVARIA immediately mich to Dillingen. The Austrian the Court of Wirtemberg, after ex •espondence of a hostile complexion. IRTEMBERG had issued a Proclama -11 his snhjects from the service of the ;cis, and threatening with military o should take up arms in his behalf. t important intelligence these papers leparture of NAPOLEON for his armies. left Paris, accompanied by the Ex le 15th they arrived at Strasburgh.— :ers from Holland, of the 16th, state, tns had passed the Inn, and driven the ie Iller. The Moni/fur of the 11th is idled Holland, containing the Impe the Senate, announcing the war with diplomatic character has arrived in with a most important mission. He day at Harwich from Heligoland, by Captain DELI. and is said to have asters the plans of the campaign led in Germany. It is also reported six millions is to be advanced by Austria, and that arrangements are ;mitting it to the Continent. The are represented as being parties to now on foot, and as agreeing to in ;ritain in a certain proportion for the lice given to Austria. PORTLIGA L. to the" 6th instant arrived in town y contain a spirited document from oral BEft ESFORD, under the title of .s," in which he has noticed in strong Ter of Oporto. lie imputes that ca more to the want of discipline than native troops. The French army was greatly inferior in numbers.— Papers also contain the capitulation •h was surrendered by the French to )n the `26th of March. The French number 74.9, exclusive of 01ricers, !nse booty of ammunition and,provi ictors released 11 1 Spanish prisoners. •ame prisoners of w•ar. Ipers were brought to Falmourh by Nr packet, in 1-1. days from Lisbon.— !rs by the Mails state, that the French 0,000 men in three divisions under and LASNES, towards Lisbon. The ' irtliguese troops is 40,000, and the tern is reported to be well disciplined. Gmeral HILL'S division in the Tagus ih force in Portugal 24,000 strong. — Portuguese and English troops are to irontiers w meet the enemy. Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY, with the Expedition under his command, was hourly expected, when the WnLsmrta ►rear came away. The intelligence from Spain, brought by the Lisboa Mail, relates to partial and trivial successes obtained by the Patriots : the spirit of resistance seems to be still unbroken. Sir A. WELLESLEY, and the troops with him, passed Plymouth on Thursday, with a favourable breeze, for Lisbon. Letters from Holland, received on Saturday, men tioned a rumour of a revolution at St. Petersburgh, during which the Emperor had been assassinated. This report was attempted to be revived yesterday upon the alledged authority of a letter from Harwich. Our Readers will see from our port letters of to-day, that the rumour in question is totally without foun dation. Letters from Holland state, that several hundred armed Prussians lately entered the kindom of West phalia, and seized the money belonging to the Crown. They did not commit the least violation of private property. After remaining 48 hours they retired, having previously circulated a variety of proclama tions, inciting the inhabitants to rise and shake off the yoke of France. This event is taken up very seriously by King JEROME. He has sent a courier to Konings berg, to demand an explanation ' • and if sufficient sa tisfaction be not mad e , it s h a ll be considered as a declaratiox of war. Lord COCISRANE the heroic director of the late at chievement in Basque-roads, arrived in town on Fri day evening in perfect health. It is now ascertained, that the fleet thus destroyed', was destined for South America. The conquest is therefore invaluable. Yesterday morning Lord COCHRANE had a long conference with Lord MULGRAVE, at his residence at the Admiralty. Saturday the Duke of GORDON arrived from Scot land at his house in Green -street, Grosvenor-square, after an absence of ten months. The Mayor of Lynn has refused to call a meeting of the inhabitants on the subject of the late investiga' tion. Saturday last the Scottish Hospital Society held their Spring Festival Meeting at the Crown and An chor in the Strand, his Grace the Duke of MONTROSE, President, in the Chair. His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT became a Member, and sat on the right hand of the President. The company was nu merous and of the first respectability ;. upwards of three hundred sat down to dinner. Among the Illuminations on Saturday night, in honour or our recent Naval successes, that excellent Institution, the Warehouse, at Charing Cross, for the distribution of the Yellow Fever Remedy, was parti cularly brilliant and appropriate. Yesterday the weather was cold, and ionebre clouds rendered a fashionable walk cheerless. Many persons of distinction drove round the Park in carriages, and groups of well dressed females paraded with their umbrellas ; but we did not notice any fashionable novelty. GRAND BAPTlSM.—Saturday, the Infant Son of the Earl and Countess of JERSEY was baptized, at his Lordship's house in Berkeley-square. The prepara tions were in the most splendid style. At seven o'clock in the evening, the ceremony was performed in the grand back drawing-room, by the Rev. Mr. BROOKE. His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES, in person, and Lady PONSONBY as proxy for Lady ELIZABETH VILLIERS, who was prevented from attend. ing by indisposition, were sponsors. The child was named GEORGE FREDERICK Aucusr us, after his Royal Highness the Prince of WALES. A most sumptuous dinner was served up, of which the sponsors and the following company partook : Marchioness of Downshire, Earla Westmorland and Yarmouth, Viscount and Viscountess Duncannon, Lords Burghersh and Pon sonby, Colonel Bloomfield, and Mr. George Villiers. Saturday the Mails were somewhat delayed by the fall of snow on Thursday night and Friday morning, having in some places rendered the roads impassable, particularly on the Devizes road, between Marlbo rough and Bath, where the snow lay so deep, that no carriage had been able to proceed on it since the mail coach of London on Friday ; and it was hazardous to proceed on the Caine road, the snow on the level lying three feet deep. The waters of Chesterford were so much cut, that carriages were unable to pro ceed along the road through Littlebury, but were obliged to go round by Saffron Walden. Mr. P9gYs, brother to the Dean of CANTERBURY, on Thursday se'nnight, was found drowned in a pond at Fowley, in Oxfordshire. He had been to the Quar ter Sessions, and on his return home was, at his own desire, set down a short distance from his own dwell ing, by a friend : the night being very dark, it is supposed he walked into the pond, and being over come by fright fell down and was suffocated, as the water scarcely covered him. OLD BA FlV.—Friday these Sessions ended, when the follow ing convicts received sentence of death, viz.— J. Mangan aud Ann Curtis, for highway robberies ; T. Bolton, A. Tiffin, J. Crowther, alias Brown, T. Cooper, and J. Carter, for burglaries; Mary Mountain, for stealing in a dwelling house ; E. L. Leader, alias Thurston, and K. L. Leader, alias *1 hurston, for stealing a mare ; T. Ward, for setting fire to a dwelling house; and Eliza beth Stuith, for uttering counterfeit money. W. Wakeman was sentenced to be transported for life. P. Collins, J. Clark, J. Fay, I'. Smirk, Ann Horsley, Louisa Smith, W. Hall, Alice Bunting, J. Davis, J. Hart, B. Cavanagh, P. Freggar, Ann Newton, G. New, Frances Cole s W. Beresford, I'. Kedge, J. Pearce, and T. Yeo, for seven years ; three were ordered to be imprisoned in the 'House of Correction for two years ; 14 for twelve, and 24 for six months ; 22 in Newgate for various periods, one of whom, viz. T. Sheerman, to be placed in the pillory at the Old Bailey, within the period of his sentence of three months ; eight judgments respited, (among whom are six journeymen packers for a conspiracy) ; 19 to be priiately, and two publicly whipped ; four fined Is. and discharged; and 29 were discharged by proclaniation. CORN MA RK ET, MARK -LANE, APRIL. 24.—The supplies of Wheat this day are but inconsiderable, and sales are made at a small advance in price from Fri day—there are short supplies of Barley, which is ra ther dearer—Malt likewise—White Peas are cheaper —Tick Beans are also dearer, and very few at Lind —there are tolerable supplies of Oats, and this trade is named at little variation.—Four at last week's currency. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDIR : W!telt, F, 33. 80'.. 92. b .• Beans 545. 605.01. Fine ditto, 955. 955. Tick ditto 465. 51s. ed. Rye, .525. 365. Oita; • Os. ?.us. 255. Barley, 445. 503. cd. Poland ditto, 375. 295. 01. M!iit 7•2.5. 801. Potatoe ditto to 41s Od. White Peas (boilers), 95s 105 s Rape Seed, 551. to 601. Grey ditto, 4bs. 535. Fin* Fiery; SOL 85s.—Scconds, 7.55, 1101. NifrAL INPELLICENCI. HARWICH, APRII, 23. Arrived this morning the Lark packet, Capt. DELL, from Heligoland, with mails, passengers, and dis patches, said to be of great importance ; also, his Majesty's brigs Starling, Redbreast, Sarpen, and Acute, from a cruize ; and the Aggressor, with a convoy for Heligoland. —Part of the Baltic convoy which sailed on Thursday last have put back by con trary winds, and remain with the fleet bound to Heli goland.—The Auckland packet, Capt. BRIDGE, and the Beaufoy, Capt. Noßms, the former for Heligo land, and the latter for Gottenburgh, are both de tained by contrary winds.—Orders have been given, that every packet arriving from Gottenburgh is to be put under quarantine, on account] of the sickness prevailing there.—Wind N.E. FALMOUTH, APRIL 21. Arrived late last night the Walsingham packet, Captain ROBERTS, with mails fi om Lisbon, in four teen days passage—the packet brought twenty-two passengers. Yesterday put in here and sailed again this day, his Majesty's ship ORESTES, with 12 sail of' transports under convoy for Vigo, to bring to Eng.. land the French prisoners taken there by his Majesty's ships LIVELY and VENUS. Arrived also the Endeavour and Ann (armed brigs) with a fleet of coasters under convoy from the eastward.—P. S. All the vessels waiting convoy here for the Mediterranean, have moved into the Outer Road, expecting the arrival of the fleet from Portsmouth to-morrow. Wind N. PLYMOUTH, APRIL t 2. . - -- --- Came in the Defiance of Weymouth, Capt. PEST. TER, from Ross, in Ireland, with provisions, bound to London . ; she has lost her foretopmast oil St. Ives, in beating off the shore.—Sailed the Conde de Pe niche, —, for Lisbon.—Came in the Voynal, Capt. JONTES, from Cork, with provisions ; for London ; Nile, DuscAx, from Rio Janeiro, last from Portsmouth, with hides and tallow for the Dock Yard ; Swallow, of 18 guns, from the Westward ; and eight transports, from Portsmouth. Sailed the Betsey hired cutter, for Rochefort ; Endeavour armed ship, with a con voy for Swansea ; Ann armed brig, on a cruize. POTsNIOUTH, APRIL 22. Arrived his Majesty's ship SERAPIS from the Bra zils.—Sailed his Majesty's ships SuccEss and WEY• I,IOUTH, with a fleet under convoy for the Mediterra nean ; HELDER and RAPID, with a fleet under convoy for the West Indies. Several vessels joined the above off the Isle of Wi*ht. APRIL 23.—Sailed his Majesty's ships DION/EDE, TYRIAN, and ISYREGDEN, for Plymouth ; IMPERIEUSE and VEsuvms, to the Westward ; GOSHAWK and SPRIGHTLY, on a cruize.—His Majesty's ship LAVI NIA is appointed convoy for the East Indies, SOLEBAY for Africa, and ALERT for Newfoundland. SHEERNESS, APRIL 22. Arrived from the Baltic, the CHARGER gun-brig, Lieutenant BLow.—Sailed the HOWARD sloop of war, Captain LOCKYER, to the Northward.—Arrived the Enigheden, MATTSEN ; Hoffnung, ORENS ; Freins cheft, WILKIE; A poclitit, SWARTZ ; and Enthelmina Frederica, HJORLBERG, bound to Gottenburg and the Baltic : the Vrouw Gesina, MASKER, and Vrouw El sina, GROENWALD, bound to, Heligoland.—The Ade ona, Captain HUNTER, and the Aurora, Captain SOWLER, are arrived in Stangate Creek, from Malaga and Valentia. APRIL 23.—Sailed to the Northward his Majesty's ship PROMETHEUS. DEAL, APRIL 22. Arrived the PRINCESS CAROLINE, of 74. guns, from the Nore ; and the AVENGER sloop, from Plymouth. Sailed the PREVOYANTE store-ship for the Nore ; and CHEERFUL cutter, for Portsmouth. APRIL 23. —Arrived the DEVASTATION bomb, HOUND sloop, and PAZ schooner, from the Nore ; and CHEROKEE sloop, from off the coast of France. Sailed the PERUVIAN sloop ; DEVASTATION bomb ; Earl Howe East-Indiaman ; and several other out ward-bound vessels, for Portsmouth ; and FLY sloop, on a cruize.—Wind N. E. YARMOUTH, APRIL 22. Arrived a fleet of Merchantmen, bound to the 1311- tic, under convoy of the SHELDRAKE and EREBUS, and remain wind-bound ; the HAVOC gun-brig, from the Southward. Sailed on a cruise the CALYPSO sloop of war, and ACUTE gun-brig. The James and Margaret, Wm. MILNE master, of and from London, bound to Gottenburgh with sun dries, came on this beach in a gale, on Saturday morning—crew saved, the cargo much damaged ; and hopes are entertained that the vessel will be got off without much damage.—Whod N. E. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Goshawk, for the recaptures of the Swat, Sept. 10, and the Eliza and Flora, October 24, 1808, will be paid on board on her arrival. The Briseis, for the Hammonia,"recaptured October IS, 1808, will be paid on board to-morrow, and recalled at No. 25, Nor folk-street, Strand. The Fisgard, for a Spanish boat, the San Joseph, and a parcel of lignum vita;, Sept. 13, 1806 ; and la Pique, for the Phzton and Voltigeur, March 31, 1806, will be paid to-morrow, at No. 9, Philpot-lane, and there recalled. 'The Pomone, Artoic, Anson, and Dolly, for the Boston, cap tured July 25, 1797, will be paid on Thursday, at No. 3, Salter's Hall -court, Cannon-street, and there recalled on Mondays and Thursdays. The Chance of Wexford, on her ♦oyage from Dub lin, struck on the 6th inst. on the South Tongue, near the entrance of Wexford Harbour, and immediately went to pieces. 'The Captain, three seamen, and se veral passengers, were unfortunately drowned. The Ceres, GRAHANI ; John and Ann, Saar H ; and the Triton, —, from Portsmouth to the North, were captured 'on Monday last near BeachyHead; the two funnier sunk. The Generous Planter, M , PnEnsoN, from London for Sowh America, was all well on the let of Janu arv, in lat. 30. South, long. 46 West. Near the line she fell in with the Bellona, of Liverpool, bound to St. Salvadore, and the Gallant Schemeri--!-, bound t) Rio. Janeiro. Two Danish vessels have arrived at Leith---the one rrize to the Childers sloop, and the other to the Le ve.tet. Also, a Danish lugger at Aberdeen, prize to the Bellerophon. s . FROM SAVIR.DAY CAZETTE. CROWN OFFICE, APRIL 22, iBO9. Member returned to sem In this present Parliatrittit. of LYE. The Right Hon. CHARLES AKSU rat au r, d le of his Majetry't Most Hon. Privy Council, in the room of the t Lm. Henry lesley, who haa accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. W.HITEHALL, APRIL nt. The ICING has been pleased to appoint JAMLS JAMES JACKSON, and SAMUEL Rost:, Esqrs. to be Commis sioners of Excise in Scotland, in the room ()flames Studdart f Robert Graham, Esqrs. and Sir John Stuart, Bart. removed: ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, APRIL '22. Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren Bart. and K. B. Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Halifax, to the Hire. Wi lain Wellesley Pule s dated at Bermuda, February 22, 18u9. Sir—l have the satisfaction to inclose: to you, for their Lord.' ships' information, the Copy of a letter from Captain Scott, of his Majesty's ship Horatio, who returned here this day with the French frigate la Junon, of 44 gu::s, eighteen-pounders, and I three hundred and twenty-three men ; captured after a Very gale lant action, in which the good conduEt and skill of Captain Setltt his officers, and men, appeared with much distinction. I have the honour to be, &c. &c. JOHN 130111. ASE warner. His Majesty's ship Horatio, Feb: 19. have the honour to acquaint you, that, in performing your orders, in the morning of the 10th instant, in lat. 19. 50 N. long. 63. 30 W. standing on the larboard tack, ship's head south and by east, the Driver sloop of war under my orders about fru , teen or sixteen miles nearly astern, at half-past ten A. M. saw a sail on our lee bow, and shortly after- , ' wards another. In the course of an hour, we disco vered • the lee one evideittly to be an enemy's frigate, and the other one I took to be an English brig of war dodging her. The enemy's frigate on making us out bore right up before the wind for a short time, but very soon hauled up again. At three quarters past twelve, we met upon different tacks and came to close action, the Horatio wearing under the enemy's stern to get upon the same tack with her. In the early part of the action the country lost the services of the First Lieu tenant Manley Hall Dixon, being badly wounded, and not long after, I am sorry to say, that I received a severe wound in the shoulder by a grape shot, which obliged me to submit to quit the deck : how. ever, the service did not suffer by that event, as the succeeding Lieutenant, the lion. George Douglas, fought the ship through the action in a most-gallant manner, which continued about one hour and thirty five minutes. The enemy having from the beginning pointed their guns high, we were by this time a com plete wreck in our masts, sails, and rigging. Not withstanding the situation the enemy was then redu ced to, she tried to effect her escape, which I knew was impossible, from the vase of her rigging, and more particularly as at that time the Superior (the brig 1 before mentioned) hailed us, and gave us in formation that the strange sail just seen to leeward was the Latona. On the Latona's coming within gun-shot of the enemy and giving her a few guns, which she returned, and slightly wounded a few of the Latona's men, she immediately brought to on the starboard tack, and every mast went by the board.— She proved to be the French frigate la Junon, of 41 guns, and three hundred and twenty-three men, com manded by Monsieur Augustin Rousseau, a Member of the Legion of Honour ; out from the Sttints only four days, bound to France. I now detail the loss and damages sustained by his Majesty's ship under my command. The Horatio has suffered but little in her hull from the reason al ready given, of the enemy's aiming particularly at our masts and rigging, which they effected, having nothing else standing but our lower masts, much wounded, and completely dismantled, all to our fore sail, and the rags of our mainsail. - The number of officers, seamen, and marines, lost on this occasion to their country and their friends, are ' by no means considerable, when compared with the dreadful loss of the enemy, which I shall hereafter relate. The loss on board the Horatio consists of Mr. George Gunter, Midshipman, and six seamen killed ; Mr. Andrew Lock, Boatswain, and twelve ;seamen, badly wounded ; Lieutenant Richard Blake ney, of the Royal Marines, Mr. Robert King, Mase ter's Mate, six seamen, and two marines, slightly wounded. The loss of the enemy, as I have before stated, was all her lower masts ; her hull most won derfully cut up, making, in consequence, a great deal of water, until the shot-boles were stopped. The loss in killed and wounded amounted to 130. The Captain expired soon after the action from the wounds he received. The gallantry and good conduct of the officers and ship's company under my command, I must always remember with gratitude, and were I to enter into particulars it would be endless. To Captain Ferris, who commands the brig Supz rieur (one of Sir Alexander Cochrane's squadron), .1 feel much indebted for the very gallant manner he be haved, although I believe he had only four small ear ronadcs on board ; and to Capt tin Pigot of the La tona I shall ever feel thankful fOr his exertions and activity in erecting jury masts, &c. and putting the prize in a sea worthy state. I have much pleasure in informing you that the Junon appears a very fine ship, only three years old, never having been at sea before she left France about three months ago. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) G. SCOTT. .A List of the Killed and Wounded on hoard his Majesty's Ships Horatio, Latona, and Driver, in action with the French frigate la Junon, on the 10th of February. Holum o—Killedo—Mr. George Gunter, Midshipman ; James Achnian, captain of the foretop ; Charles C. halerton, Ro bert Lawder, Joseph Williams, able ; Samuel Johnson, ordinary; Francis Miek, boy. • Badly wounded.—George Scott, Captain ; Manley Hall Dix on, Lieutenant ; Andrew Lock, Boatswain ; Swallow Stone, cox , swain ; John Ellison, Quarter Master ; Thowas Jones, quarter gunner ;_John Young, Charles Brittain,PetenVanhan, 'I horns; Korkham, Edw.trd Lloyd, able ; Thomas Allen, .!ohn Palmirt, John Miller, Thomas Need, James Sepeton, Lew Vatiderstain, ordinary. Slightly wounded.—Richard Blakeney, First lieutenant of Royal Marines; Robert King, Master's Mate ; William Boyd, Quarier Master's Mate; Jame Nightingale, Henry Cailtted, able ; William Jones, Michael Motley, or.linary ; Joseph Shore, marine ; Thomas Young, drummer. wounded.—Mr. Hoop, Midshipman; A. Hayes. J. Arrogan, D. Wright, J. - Murphy, J. Anson, seamen. Dalvak.—Thomas Colville , seaman, G n, badly wounde d.SCGTr. [Tuns our. -