Star. — London, England, 1807-11-20 00:00:00

I I s FJR.F.IGN INTELLIGENCE. ST. PETERSBURGH, OCTOBER 14. The Britilh Mini(ler, Lord Gower, has repeated his propofals to Count Itumanzow for a• renewal of the treaty of commerce ; but they have been rejeOed. Four (hips of war built at Archangel have arrived at Cronfladt, where feveral veffels belonging to a convoy expeaed from England have alto arrived. HELSINGOR, OCTOBER aB. A Ruffian Envoy palTcd the Sound, and arrived here on the z.sth, front whence he uceafionally fends dilpitches. RENDSIII.I 7 .2O. NOV. 7. The Pon Office at Lubeck has publilbed the fol. _ lowing nr,tice : '• Since, by virtue of an ordtr from he Supreme Authoritiss, Ott. courfe of the poits to Zealand, Latand, Falftcr, and Moen, is to be re-cflablifbcd, Co far as the enemy'* blockade of the Belt will permits and as. after the reception hereof, the Daniel pickets will take their way to Zealand, as formerly, this is hereby made known to the Royal Pail Comptoir, fur their own obfervation, as well as for the information of the public. And, as meafures will be tahen in cafe of a packet being puttied by the enemy, and unable to cfmr, for throwing the money and valuables overhnoil. in that cafe. the public are hercby informed, that the Putt Oilier &ex not hind feel( to make reparation. but the lofs mu(! be fullained liy the prnprit tore. However, atteftatinns of the goods. mottle), &c. that may he (hipped. will be required at the Poft Office." lly a Royal Order of the 27th of aflobtr, the ex. purtntion of timber of an defcriptions to foreign countties is prohibited, both by land and fea, under the penalty of confifcation, and a fine equal to the value of the articles. A Royal Placard, of the fame date, permits the importation of provifons from Slefwick and 1 - 101(lein to Copenhagen, Zealand, Laland, Moen, &c. and, betides, offers a premium upon each ton of butter, bacon, falted fiat, Sec. NORDHETM, NOV. G. Political changes will fhortly give a new form to the civic conftitution of our city, bind we !hall collie cinently he pvcrned by other forms and other law;. We now belong to the kingdom of Wefiphalia ; and the uninterrupted !mirage of troops through thin city wilt ceale in a few days. The new military roads are in future to run through Saxony. Within the laft fix m.mths, wards of 150,000 troops have paired and repaffed through this city. WARSAW, NOV. 25. Onr Bing and Grand Duke has forbidden the ex preffinn of any public demontlrations of joy, it c-n leguence of his approaching arrival; htv, on the other hand, a proclamation has been iilitcd by the PrellOent, Count Malkowitz, relative to a contribu Lion for the benefit of the unfortunate inbahi!ants Prag.t, who were compelled to abandon their habi tations when the ground was made ufe of to erefl new f, , rtifications. Mozart's requiem, in honour of the memory of Cherubini, was performed on Saturday last in the church of the Auguilines, by a band conftfling of up- wards of too perfons. The Magiftrates have taken the oath of allegiance to the King of Saxony: The Winds of the military and commercial roads between Saxony and this grand duchy is completed ; intlead of one road only, as at &II concluded, there are to be four ; but the goods palling this way are not to be fubje& to any impolt or duty. HANOVER, NOV 5. The Hanoverian Ramped paper at Gottenburgh and Grabenhagen, has lately received a third ilamp with an eagle, and this infciiption, Reyaume de aneien Hanevre." A number of Pt uflian fuldiers continue to return this way homeward from the French pt irons. NAPLES, OC r 0 32R t At Caftellamare there was a divifion of thips of', war ready to fail for Salerno, tinder Captain Bar bara. In order to accomplith this objea, it was ne• j ceffary to elude the Englith, who, with two ftigates, fif►een gun boats, a galliot, and leveral other 'mall veff:ls, were cruizing in the lir ait between the ifland c•f Capri and the Continent of Naples. With this view, the Commander ordered M. Corcale to draw off the enemy's attention by a number of falfe move ments and figyals, by which means Captain 821 bat:* in the night of the Srh inflant, happily effected his voyage to Salerno. %While the Englith were ineffec tually purfuing him, a rich convoy of 36 veffels ar rived in this port, tinder Captain Ftederic, which Itad efcaped from Gaeta, and which the enemy had long hcen watching. Since the peace between France and Ruflia, the merchantmen r , f the latter power very frequently arrive here. They have hitherto met with very little oppolition from the Englifh. VENICE, OC ['OBER 23. Notwithlianding the contiacliaory information from Pal is, WC Bill expea the Emperor Napoleon. liere in tlie• conrfe of next monili. Preparations have 1: rig been making for an adequate reception of the gie,iieti of all bilonarclits. Evet y hand is now bid). in c ompleting them. The illuminations of the Place or Sr. Mark, the Iltidge of the Rialto, &c. will he magnificent beyond dcfctiption. Several thnu• rand gondola. will likesrift he fitted up, and provid et' with uiclictira , , Ihould the weather be fa. arable to Admit them on the canals. lit the Grand Canal theie is to be a regatta. A grand triumphal arch is rllo st,n;plet ed. VIENNA, OCTOBER 3z. The Archduke P:Aatine has heen here for form (lays ; and in confequence of lime citcumtlances thAt have intervened, the departure of the Emperor fur Buda is to he put off forl'ome time. ' FROM THE MAINE, NOV. 3. 'nit King o!'Wirtensberg't Councellor, Von Colin, is R•vne to Memel. Their M.ijetlie► the King and Q . , !een of Weapha lia sire expe4ted at S utgard on the ;tit of this month. The reyenne of the kingdom of Akellphalia, which contains two millions of inhabitants, is teck:incd at fixtaieu millions and a half of florins. THE EVENING .STAR. LONDON. FRID t kY, NOVEMBER 20. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Conical, mime), 6311—for account, 631—Reduced 62i 63 Omninna Ili pm—Exchequer Bills, 3.. prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 2251 Omnium 1 prem. 3 per Cr..ti Red. 63 621 India Stock Ito 3 per Cent. Confols 6311 India Bonds, ts. dif. par 4 per Cent. Solj Eiche. Bills. 41. pr. par 35 pr s per Cent. Navy WI Englifh Tickets. ill. Ws. L oll Ann. 171 Conf. for ace. 63/.I Imperial Annuities 7 9 i6l Hamburgh Papers to the loth init. were received lad night, but their contents are no way interetling• If we might credit the ac:ounts in thefe papers from Naples and the Kingdom of Italy, the enemy's navy mull all of a fudden have acquired fume degree of importance in the Mediterranean. Valuable convoys, in defiance of the flrength and vigilance of our fquadron, have gOt into the Neapolitan and Adriatic ports. They alfo tell us that s very aftive trade is carried on between France and Rullia, but they are Meta as to the way in which it is condueed. A paffenger who arrived in the yea which brought the above papers, date., that previous to his failing, a report prevailed at the port at.which he embarked, of an edict having been publifhed in Den mark, rendering it a capital offence in any Dana fobjeft to hold any correfpondence with England.— It is ufnal when nations are at war to prohiSit cor refpondence with the enemy—that i., treafonahle correfpondence. This is all that we apprehend can • be implied in the Ediii alltalle,d to. Letters M . the tsth from Rotterdam (late what hail already been announced in this paper, that Mr. ARMSTRONG. the American Minifter at Patio', bad written in urgent terms. to the molt refpeelahle mer. chants of that city concerned in the American trade,. adviling them to flatten, with every poffrble exredition, the failing of Al American (hips.' Mr. ARMSTRONG is fail, according to thole letieri, to have flared, that the French Emperor peremptorily Vats that Ann• rica (hall fhut her ports againli Britifh [hipping, and ceafe all communication mitt) us. Yeflerday a deputation from the American mer chants, confining of Mr. SANS t St, the Chaitman ; Mtilif. TURN 9, BatNßßlncr, BARING, MULLETT, ING LIS, and SHAW, waited upon Eat) BATHURST, put foam to appointment. Earl BATH uxsr was ac companied by Mr. Rose, and feveral other members of the Boat d of Trade. The meeting took place about half after one o ' clock, and continued until near four. The a:jell of the deputation was twrfold : tft, To apt ly for fume modification of certain parts of the late orders of Council, again• which Itrong objec tions are entertained; and, adly, To obtain an expla. nation of other parts which are• rather ambignoutly expreiTcd, and which inched are apt precifely under- Ilood. A meeting of the American merchants took place this day, but the Wind's not being terminated %hen this paper *as put tt. profs, ue cannot (late the refult. The Apollo, an American veffel, is arrived all Cowes from Cherbourg ; Hie has brought many let. ters from Paris, hut they are not of a recent date.— By this (hip Mr. SMITH and Mr. WA tau, who lately left England for France in the American fchooner Revenge, are returned. Mr. SMITH I% accompanied by f .me part of his family lately sefident in France ; and Mr. WALSH, it is laid, hut, we believe, errone oully, to be the beater of fume important cemmu nication from PAtis. A gentleman of the name of Boosts alio came paffenger in the Apollo, from Cher bourg, and brings with hint his family, after a :eft dente in France of nearly itt months. Mr. BODIN was the perfon appointed by the Government of the United States to negotiate for the poffeflion of the Floridas. The Ditchers of BRUNSWICK and the Princefs of WALES, are about to found a Ichool for a limited number of the Orphan female children of feamen at Greenwich. The Q .N ERN of Witt rsmOURGH conflantly corref. ponds with her Royal Fa-het, Mother, Brothers and Sitters. Scarce a meek paired for many months back, but the Gottenbut gh Mail contained letters from the above Illuiltious Ptincefs. Cranboutne Lodge, near Windfor, is fitted up fr.r the reception of her Royal Highnefs the Piincefs Sop Ht.; of Glouceller. Yelierday morning Prince STAHRFMBERG and Prince ETF.KH A7.Y, Count POT. COCI, Baron de ltoAt.s, and Major de M.tax hit town lot Gof field Houle, to pay their refpcns to the illarions Stranger, who at prefent partakes of the hofpitality of that fplendid manfion. The Duke of ATHOL is now building in the Me of Man a tnoli luperb and collly edifice. This noble filature, built entirely of (tone, will, when finilhed, be one of the fineli fabrics for the fimpitcity of its architature ever teen ; its order is the Tulcan. The late Stirling races afforded excellent (port ; and the hounds each morning att: akled the I , vet s t►l the chace. Thi balls were well attended ; and Mr. T. SHERIDAN. and Other amateurs, enlivened the company with moil excellent fong►. Amongll the company were the knowing, : The Dukr and Duchefs of Pvloutrofe, Earl of Kinnoul, Lady F. Dendas, Lord Alclander Gordon, Honourable W. Abereron►by, Vircount Primrole, 111 r. I'. Sheridan, Hon. Francis Primrofs, Mils Dundas, Hon. Colonel Douglas, Hon. Major Dcuglas, Hon. Captain Douglas, lion. George Abercromby, Hon. General Ahcrcromby, Sir John Jormilon, Bart. General Drummond, James Drunimond, kfq. General Mazwcll, Mr Cbointondely : the fa. :links of Keir, Abercromby, Garton:ire, Craig furtl3 Pulmaife, K ip pcudarie, Carnoch, Airib, &c. . v. NAUTICAL I bTELLIGENCE. 1• • • MAILS—Wind W. ARR. DUE. AU. DII t. Dublin - i r I Gottenburgh o Waterford 3 Lifbon o The Hero, SOP ER, of Plymouth, blond from Peterlburgh to Portfmouth, is wrecked nest Liban, in Polith Pruflia ; (he was lying to, and (truck on the finds. All hands are laved, although the MOW was nearly drowned when taken up. The crew are prifoners, but the Mailer and Mate made their efcape —the Mailer got on board a vefrel for Brillol. Liban, where the Hero was wrecked, is so miles weft of Dantzic, and is occupied by French troops, ‘t ho marched the crew of the HerO to aintzic as pito- ners.. PENZANCE, NOVEMBER 17. His Majelly's brig SWALLOW captured on Sunday Taft, nine leagues S. W. pf the Lizard, the French fehooner privateer Friedland, having on board 45 men, and pierced for 14 guns, but had none on board, having thtnwn them overboard during the chace: the came out of Sr. Maine's the day before in company wi'h two loggers and had made no capture. • FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER :7. His Majeity% (hip Hazaitoarrived here this morn ing, from Portfmouth, to give initiations to the we leis lying here, hort•id to the Well Indies, and failed loon after to join the fleet then off this port. Wind E. PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER :8. Arrived, a beautiful French fchooner privateer, of 18 guns, and 96 men, called the Admiral du Croix, out of St. Maloe'• 20 horns and had taken nothing ; captured after a ch fe of fit hours haphirMajeßy's l'riz SURINAM, ..t 18 guns. The abort privateer is qui r new, having been only a few days off the hocks Sled, his Majelty's fhip Fouotovarrv i -of to guns, for Cot k, to join Sir SIDNEY SMITH?i fillladr‘ n; alto Ihis Majesty's lion? 1100113, of la guns, with a con fel to the Downs. ' i PORTSMOUTH, NOV. to. The Navy here are in the greatell belle : fame of them, though fhort of [Nit' complement, are ordered to fail - direftly. The 11 littiorautt is ordered to drop dowtito-St. Helen's, *ith May half her men onboard. Astiv'ed feveral outward bound veffels from the Dowris• Among them are the Planer, LANGLEY ; Caroline, HUDGJ:IN ; Ps inctfs of Wales, ; and the Ranger, Harrow. Alfo arrived the Stre nuous gun brig, from a cruize, and is ordered to Ply- mouth. Several of the ttanfports, with troops, lately arrived here from Copenhagen, are ordered to Ire ' land to difembatk them. DOVER, NOVEMBER to. I am happy to communicate that the brig, which was taken off this place tali Sunday evening, by thiee French loggers, was re-captured about two hours afterwards, by the SEAGULL floop and MONKEY gun brig, and was fent in bete yellerday ; the is a 'rani l port, laden s WI cloathing, from Copenhagen, named i the Elizabeth, EDWARDS mailer, who, with the min cipal part of the crew, st etc taken nut of the brig by one of the privateers. Came in this day the hired aimed cutter Nymph, Captain BOXER, from the gal ('tic.—Wind S.E. and blows hard with rain. DEAL, NOVEMBER 19. Came dawn and failed through the Downs from the River, the Dorothy Fortier, Sowayrr, for Ja maica, with the Grenada, RtoritausoN, for Deme rara ; Alexander, for Tobago and feveral other outward bound velrels. Wind S. E. GRIMSBY, NOVEMBER 18: DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Fervent, for the Prudentia, was paid )efterday; and wit be recalled at No rt. Coleman•ftreet-huiklines. The Penguin, for la Marfrilkfa. elptured on the ♦th day of June, 1836, will be paid on Tueljay neat. at No;, Philpot-lane, and there recalled on Tueftlays and Frid3ye. The Squadron under Fir I T Diteliwnrth. and the Penguin, for l'Alexandre, k Jupiter, and le Braave, clptured Fcb. 6. iE.6, will be paid on Tae day neat, and recalled oq 'fuefday and Ftidays. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. The Eleanor. Taylor. for America, k put into Toonirlesh.m diftrefs. The William Penn, Small, of Norfolk, is on lhore near the fime Thee The Martha. Vickery, from Plymouth for Cepenhaga., bi loft on the eoaft of Jutland The Bedford. Wenntan ; *and the Kerrie, Pallic. for London, were ezpeeted to fail from Jamaica about the aoth of September. fhe Bee. Groves, from Copenhagen; sad the Monticieello o —, • from New York arc ftranded on' the coaft of Holland The following was Huck up yenerclay at Lloyd's : littikaration of Captain Frafcr,of the Vargteard.to Ependlova,of the Margaret, lying in Copenhagen Reads, dated the 29th Odoher. " I can only fay, that I can give no prntedinn to any Bei:WA Cdpa beyond the Grounds. lam quite ignorant whether there is any embargo on fingliils 'hips or finds In the RulGap ports, pr.lit i car.. to be ; that the Danes will detain and faze any them can be no doubt, becaufe they have done it bin% 'at Elilneur and. in the grounds of Copenhagen, within theftthree days; arid that when I applied by fin of truce to General Permit, Commander in Chief at Copenhagen, to releafe there veficls, or enioi ee •th e blockade more itrongly, his regly was, that it was a matter to be fettled between the two Courts. After this declaration, there can he no doubt of the continued warlike intentions of Denmark ; bat any hottilities with Ruflia I know twain of. Having thus Paid all I know of the fithjeet, I can only add, that, though I iheald • be happy to give every protedtinn, and will. as (was thtlimits above named. I cannot determine the piettiunk ot,the Outten going or returning : their owners mutt have known - We ale in. a Itate of real hoftility with Denmark. Co far, when we lefj Individirdiy, I can fay, were I one of the Matters, I not proceed." Admiral KEATS has dropped down to SlPtitlin's with twelve fail of the line. • —air The Lord Nelinn packet, Captain Syr - Cr:eau, is arrived at Harwich, having made a moll remarkable quick paitage. She left Gottenburgh on. Saturday last, at noon, pith a mtil and paltengers. On the fame morning a la►ge . fleet of tranfports failed from the fame po:t, and as the wind has been fair ever lince, their arrival may be hourly expe&ed. The paffengers en board the Cambria, as !rich hat jolt failed for tire Cape of Good Hope, are Major Barnes, niche 93d regiment; Captain MARTELL!, of the 7zd regiment ; Captain BOULGER and Lady ; and Enfign FORBES, Cape regiment, to join their refpative regiments. About fix weeks fince, the brig Ebenezer, Captain Jou resort, of r(• tons, trading from Exeter to Londan, was captured by the Grand Napoleon privateer, and carried into Calais. Sunday lei:night 52 pipes of wine, an the next day 40, were ant from the wreck of the Mercury, Boar:, from Oporto, lately loft near Ayr. If the %realms continues moderate, there ate hopes that more will be raved. The f Mowing truly melancholy occurrence took place, on Wednefday Nil, at Shertingham, on the 1k coafl :—As ieven men, in two boats, were going out to FA, the bolts were trpfet and (lathed to pieces, by a fudden gale, and the poor men were all unfortunately drowned, although not more thin 5o yards from the ihore. The Captain of a vdTel which arrived yeller:day from Memel, Bates the King of Pruflia, who !till remains in that town, is rapidly recruiting his army, with whom his Majefly is extremely popular. A very Angular circumQance occurred on board the Woufbeck, I,Vttuara A Ltvor, Matter, lstcly ar rived at Exmouth, from Sunderland :—When they had laden about half r f their cargo of coals at Sun derland, the mailer btougl.t a favourite cat of his on beard, from the fhore—the animal not being ufed to a vac!, was frightened and tan away, they did not know whither ; when they a:rived at Exmouth and had unloaded ab tit half the cargo of coals from the veffel, to their ationiftiment they heard the cat cry under one of the beams of the hold, about five fret below the deck, where it had lain under five fel of coal► three weeks and four days, without the tmalleft fulienance whattver. It is now alive and well. Sailed this day the Prince William aimed (h ip, Saturday night early, two Danilli Capt tins, whole with the crews of the Dana ve(fels detained in the yards are lying at Doves, and a Dutch naval Lien. Htinibct, for Chatham ; the takes under her convoy tenant, were liopped by one of the Officers of the the Jane tranfport, with part of the German Legion CuLimps, in the at of making their cfcape in an on board, for Yarmouth. The CARRIER cutter, j open boat from cff the beach ; tic immediately gave Lieutenant MILNE, has landed here zo French an alarm, when he was Allied by a guard of foldiers Fri - ' stationed at a titian dillance : they were conveyed to loners, taken from the A live privateer, which the the guard bottle, fence which they have been con captured a few days (ince. off the Dogger BAIA, and mitred to Pii". They had two or three trunks with them, one of which was as much as two men parted from her in a gale, under charge of a Prize Mailer and fix men : the privateer had 3z men on could carry ; the trunks welt examined by the Col lator of theCulinms, and by hint fent to the Ctiltom I board, the CARRIE% only 17. Houle. The Lieutenant has (ince conftlfcd, that he COCKPITT, WHITEHALL, NOV. aq. i had made his elcape from Plymouth. Before the molt Noble and Right Hon. the Lords 1 A very extraordinary occurrence took place at Commifliolters of Apptals in Prize Caufes : Cattle Eden, in the county of Durham, on Thuifday The Wells, Lampfon matter—Thls veffel, under American fe'nnight, which we relate with much pleafure, as colours, with a cargo of fupr, coffee, tobacco, and Raves, 011 a it records a br.tievolent ration, but Hill more as it voyage front Salem to Marfeilles, was captured on the 9th of Sep tember, tilos, by his Malta?' Chip Naiad, Thomas Dundas, El. teaches people never to defpair of the life of a fellow commander, and carried to Gibraltar, where the ufual procee - creature a hen in jeopardy.—John Armftrong, linker, of Billsopton, was fi nking a well at the inn in Cafile ings were natured. It appeared that the Judge of the Vice Ad miralty Court reftored the fhip and adventures of the matter, mate Eden, at the depth of fourteen yards, when about and leanest, and alto 3621 pipe -hafts, and 13 hogilicads of to bacco, and condemned the remainder Of the geode; front which I noon, by the imprudent removal Of a fe w bricks, which had obßruited the gradual defcent of the crib. part of the (entente the claimants appealed —Their Lordihips af• and its fuperffruiture, a great portion of the sell firmed the fent..nce of the Court below. Aurora, Hall matter—This American veffel, with 45.000 dot- doled upon him. His voice was heard, and Innt tars on hoard, and alto wire, oil, and other articles, (adventures 1 tinkers who happened to he working at Hart , Atom of the Matter and buperzargo) was captured on the sth of ozio• ' three miles off, her, 1805, by his Majclty's ship Pherbe, the Hon T. Bladen Ca • 1 ir• i • pel, commander, in fight of his Majelty's (hip Wend, Peter Par- " were immediately procuted, by the ker, hfq commander, and carried to Gibraltar. When the tank et incumbent bticks, the a tautly of Mr. Kipling, mailer of the Inn ; but on I attempting to remove the fup cameo,' for hearing. it appeared that the Court below rettored the I well doled a fecund time; toward. evening all hopes ihip and private adventures, hut condemned thc fpecie—from which I of finding him alive welt given up , and the work condemnation the claimants profecuted an appal ' - -In this cafe was fen td for the night , I was no longer their Lordfhips pronounced for chip appellants , and reftored the att 4 as le property as claimed, on payment of the captors expenses in both Courts. Wafhinvon, Ford matter--Thee yr ffel, in bails& from St. Jago heard ; and the hate of the (bait became hazardous. Hall, - providentially arrived, and by his exertion; de Cuba Cu Baltimore. was on the 9th of Odloher, 'Sob captured ! At this junaure the Rev. Mr. Brandling, of Shottoo by his Majett y's .hip of war Frarehile, Randal M•Donnel, Efq • . in. Vie mo d e of fecuring the (haft, mid :mewed the commander, and carried to the 111 end of Jamaica, where a libel was collated the neceffat y men, and materials, diraled filed againft her.—ln this cafe their Lordlhips pronounced foe the i ter tupted energy of the workmen. After fevere la• appeal, and required further proof to be produced. Mohawk. Peck matter—This American, with a cargo of fugar an d Friday vt eight o'clock in the eveni g. their toil and flour, on a return voyage from Martinique to New York, was •n_ hour for the greater part of Thurfday night, and till , captured en the 7th of April, 1805, by his Majck's (kip of war , Heureux, George Younghufband, Efq commander, and carried The bucket with which from his perilous fituatie:n. TIM were h app il y repaid, by Ickuing the poor malt . to Tunola, was there proceeded agaiolt ; and the tip and cargo he had been linking, had formed the key of an arch . wrre•touriermed to the captors, and the matter's pnvate advert -1 ture was retured ; front which fentence two appeals were pre fcnted fel R edall Ides by the bricks sod by the captors and the clainiatits.—in this cafe their Lordfhips ture, clo y preon r over his head ; and he was found in a bending poi . pronotn.ced the (hip and cargo to belong as claimed, and decreed gravel • , the claintauts expcuccs to bc raid by tllc captors. injury. • but without having fuflained any material 7