Star. — London, England, 1811-06-11 00:00:00

~~ i.-. `, r, ; . . Ci'j•~ ' • : - PARI,II.4OI7:4Itr'PROCEEDINGS. . fiGuSE AY LORDS. JUNE to. • The Royal Assent was giver by Commis-lon to 98 Bills. chiefly of a private or local deseription. Among the public Bills were the Dumfries Police Bill, the Dumfries Navigation and Tonnage Bill, the Irish Beef and Pork Exportation, Wa.h and Spit its Duty, Irish Hat Duty Repeal, East-India Bonds, Yriuct rs Relict, Home made Chocolate, and Customs Merit Superannuation Nils. The Lords Commtsslimers were, the Lord Chanceilor, the Lad of Aylesford, and Lord Walsinghant. The Order far taking into considerrion the Report of the Southwark Bridge Bill was discharged, and, after a few ehserva.i Lions from Earl Stanhope,srating that the Committee of Proprie tors had agreed to certain suggestions of his, for the purpose of giving gt'eater strength to the Bridge, kid a few words from Lord Erskine and the Lord Chamacellor, the BM was read a third time and passioi. Tl•e Vote of Credit Bill, the Irish Election, and several other Bills were hroutiht up from the Commons by Mr. Lushing • ‘. Colonel Odell, Sir M. Folkes, and other Members, and saveratly read a firer mop. The Irish Militia Non•cAmmissioned Officers, the Post-horse Duty Regulation, and the Prize Goods Warehousing Bills, were read a third time. and passed. 'the further consideration of the Insolvent Debtors Bill was postponed till to-mallow. MOUSY. OF COMMONS. The SPEAKF R was summoned to the House of Peer', and, en his return, informed the House, that the Royal assent had been given, by Commission, to a number of public and private bills. — (Foe which, see our Reran of the proceedings in the House of Lords.) • In a Committee no the An respecting the Trade to Cape Ft- Winne, the Chairman was instructed (on the resittoti of Mr. Rose) to move for leave re bring in a Bill to regulate the Trade between the powtssolit Is of Cape Ftnistere and the British ports of North America- The House having been resumed, leave was granted. The Appropriation Bill, and the Customs' Seizure Bill, were read a second time, and ordered to be committed; the former on Wednesday ; the latter to-morrow. The tired reading of the Sutton Pool Harbour Bill was post pnoed until to morrow. A Message from the House of Lords announced their Lord ships' assent to the Prize Warehousing Bill, the Raw-hide Duty Bill, the Irish Post Horse Duty Bill, the Irish Militia Families Bill, the Hat-duty Re peal Bill, &c. A new Writ was ordered for the Borongh a— rum of Lord Porchester, now Earl of Carnarvem. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice of a motion to-morrow, respecting the limitation of tokens. The Spirit Suspension Bill, the Lottery Rill, and the Norway Timber Bill, went through Committees, the Reports of which were ordered robe received to-morrow. The L0r.: 40 eutenant's Allowance Bill, the Excise Regulation Bill, the Porter Colouring Bill, and Wok Quit Rent Bill, were read a third time and passed. The Customs. eizure Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow. On the Order of the slay being read for the second reading of the •thtsreltam (in Kent) Road Bill, Sir Walter Stirling opposed it, red a long conversation ensued, in which Mr. C. Adams, and Mr. Wevtern supported it The House then divided—For the third reading 29—Against it 18--Majority sir FRANCIS BURDETT postponed the order of the day for restinsieg the adjourned debate on ate proceedings of certain Comte Menial till toonorrow. Mr. it .WARD presented a petition from Mr. Mallison against the taint of £sso being deducted fur fens from the sum granted for bls inventioe. After a few words front Mr. W. SMITH, the petition was or dered to lie one the table. The Reports of the Militia Act and Naval Arsenal, Bill were brott.;ht up and agreed to, and the Bills ordered to be engrossed and read a third time to-morrow. Mr. W l'H sap.!, he had withdrawn cm a former day, a motion for rewinding a Resolution for an Address to the Prince Rigent, playtuz for certain papers respecting the Island of Tri- Meal, front an understandieg that the Address had been carried up to the Prance; he row understood the Address had not Leen prevented, sod therefore gave wrier that he would to-morrow renew his motion. • Mr. LUsHINGTON brought in a Bill for regulating the trade between the pons south of Cape Finistere. and British North Amerces. It was read a first, and ordered to be read a second time to morrow. The Report of the Counties of Citlet Trials Bill, was brought up and agreed to, and the Bill ordered for a third reading to morrow. The Porter Colouring Bill was read a third time and passed. The Irish :stage Coach Bill, and the Cornish Miners Bill, went through Committees, the Reports of which were ordered to be ~ in the reerkied in-morrow. Mr. WILAR roN brought in the Vote of Crttlit Bilk, which were read a first, and ordered to be read a second time to- morrow. The Report of the Chasliable Donations Bill was taken into consideration, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to morrow. 'I he other Orders of the Day were disposed of,anil the House cijourned. 'UHF, FA/LINING sTAIt. LONDON. TUESDAY, JUNE 11. ST. BA aNASAL—Holiday at the Public Offices. A report has reached us from Winterton, on the coast of Norfolk, that an Officer had landed there with dispatches for Government, which state that Sir bites SAUMAREZ had captured the Swedish Navy, anti that the amount of killed and wounded did not exceed 200 men. Since receiving the above information, we have lacla every emvii y without being able to ascertain that Govtrament have received any such intelligence. By the Anholt mail of yesterday letters were receiv ed from St. Petersburgh to.the lOtb, from Copenhagen tathe 21st, and from Gottenburgh to the 28th ult.. A letter from Copenhagen dated the 21st of May, states, as a positive fact, the arrival of Marshal Nsir at that city ; adding ; wh .t is certainly of no ordinary importance, that this General had had several confe rences with the King of Denmark; the objvct of which was, as was generally understood, to obtain from the Danish Government a contingent of troops to serve under the orders of France. His Maistrry, it would appear, has shewn much hesitation in giving his an. saver, and had not finally determined when the last ac founts came away. The presence of a British fleet in the B4ltic will both supply the Danish Government with eNcnse, and in case of its ultimate refusal, pro. tea it fp-to them dignity of Natot.erne. NLY was ex. petted to visit llgaNatoorr before he left that quarter. The 4dvices fr sn Gcttenburgh tell us, that, by way pf precaution, all f, reigners in Catlsham (about OA itvaumbei ) have been sent into the interior, hnt it ado d, that by this measure nothing inimical is in. Ten t lea against Great Britain. One ship stilt her ore, 40,4;14 in that port, has bees riven up by the Government. k is agertfdl that ti4c Pcgoci4tor? TTAL4mKiri Nina. INTIaLIGEATE. The 3d Dragonns will be the next cavalry regi.l ment ernbaiked, then the 4th Dragoon Guards, then the Scoffs Greys, and the Inniskiilings. It is said that one of the regiments of Life Guards Wid be sent nut to Lord WELLINGTON, with another brigade of Foot Guards. Our household troops will, with credit to themselves and to the,country, front BONAPAILTE'S Imperial Guards. The first battalion of the 26th, or Cameronians, is expected to leave Jersey in about a tortidu, being ordered on foreign service. They are to rendezvous at Spithead, Where they n ill be joined by eight ser. jeants and 200 rank and file from the 2d battalion, who sailed from Leith oft Saturday last. The 2d Dragoon Guards (or Bays), commanded by Lord GEORGE BYIIESPORD, after giving up their horses to some of the cavalt y regiments to he sent to Portugal, have got a route to go to Scotland to re lieve the cavalry regiment on ditty there. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 9. Arrived the Hit•SODIS brig of war from a cruix, i Yesterday it should seem as if London had be er . aa almost emptied of its inhabitants, so eager e the Akan* schooner and LYRA brig fr o m B as q ue general- was the desire, and so vast the crowd o f Roads, where they have taken several small Freech prizes.—Wind W.S.W. parsons pouring toWimbleilon. Between four and li ve i in the morning the streets had all the bustle and bae. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 9. ! ness of mid-day.—Horses, heckney.coeches, chariots, curricles, gigs, carts, and every other velliale, l e d The Pyramus, Captain DAsHWoon , from Mes sina. Malta, and Gibraltar, is released from quaran- been for seine days in remasition. It was ini pssibla tine: she left Malta on the 19th of April, Sir Clieftoos to engage a coach yesterday in any put of Loade r , CorroN's fleet on the 6th, and Gibraltar on the 18th It was the first time the Prince of Woks ast: t t. d , e any public exhibition since his being appointed Ite. tat. Sir CHARLE3 WI cruizing with 16 sail of she line gent. The desire to see his Royal Highner.s, i between Toulon and Minorca ; the RODES:T, 74, Ad- La're. miral Fittoreerea, was lying at Mahon; Sir Sereceo fore, added to the wish to behold so lame a Weary I-loon was to sail for L• rat when the Impeeceuers force, together with the fineness of the ~al', ; al , e . curled to crowd Wimbledon to (zeros. From d,•,from Gibraltar, had joined ; the TIGRE, 80, Captain H A LLOWELL, also returns homes Commissioner LOBS early hour of five, the streets were all bustle. Th e comes passenger in her from Gibraltar. 'fire Seems inspiring bugle was heard at intervals, sutrimonio.• 'frigate, Capt. Avscouatts was to sail from Malts on the different corps—it was a most atianatieg !coo, From six to nine, persons poured in eatonishing Witty the 10th of May, with a convoy for England ; the 1 Astemos and Voenose with la Catioare Arid la Bets bets through Knightsbridge. Coaches tilliowea, a , Loss. frigates, would sail about the same time for at some public procession—one solia unbroken l o a. Spithead ; Captain Hosre is quite recovered from the About six the different corps and regiments beg... 4, effects of the splinter wounds h e rece i ve d. The Py- their march. Those from the city along le,ndon lire ramus spoke several ships on the 29th ult. which sailed Blackfriers bridges; some from Westminster Al o , from Spithead under convoy of the Tilers, but had Westin:lister bridge. The detachment from tire parted company by consent. Guards, under one of the heroes of B trros.i, Ge nce d { Passengers by the i'yramus—Capt. A. Ferris, R.N. and R.W. Dillies, marched through the park and down 6: .ane ; Cosway, Esq. who was Secretary to tbr late. Lord CiAlingwood. , street ; the Horse Guards, St. George's Volanoi DEAL, JUNE 10. is, &c. by Brampton, bands playing national airs, the ISailed the Coaneten sloop of war , with the whole people cheering es they p assed. Some of the tro ops of the outward-bound to Purtsmouth.—Wind S.E. went in the new military cars, which contain each YARMOUTH. JUNE 10. twelve men, and convey troops with great rapidity. Arrived, yesterday evening, from the Baltic, the' One would have thought London did nor contain so many thousands of people as crowded every road for MERCURIUS gun brig. and landed two Officers and • a Mail, from Anhrat. Sailed, the PoRT}A, with con- hours. It is supposed that there never was assembled before so vast a mul' itude . Such was the scene at the 'troy, tor Heligolana ; the Lome . gun - brig , on a ! different outlets from London to Wimbledon. At Wi n: . cruize ; and the MERCURIUS gun-brig , for the Nore. , Remain in the Roads, the Roebuck and Chanticleer. bledon,by seven o'clock and earlier, mato pet sons lied t . %Wind S.W. taken their stations upon the Heath; parties were seen BRIXHAM-QUAY, JUNE 9. selecting their posts; coaches arrived and steed in Arrived his Majesty's ship PARTRIDGE from Ports. lines; the tops, the insides, the backs, all crowded. mouth, bound for Lisbon ; and the SPRIGHTLY cotter ißy nine some of the truees had arrived. It was a from a cruize. The latter has sailed again for Lon- fine s i ght to see them approach the Heath as to one don, with a convoy. common centre from all parts. As soon as they arrived on the Common, they assembled in close LEITH. JUNE O. column of companies in and behind the right of Tuesday the 4th instant, the Archer gun-brig went out of harbour, and sailed on a cruizr.—Sanre day th is the Trinculo sloop of war, from the Sot.—Shore %slat their own ground ready to deploy into line. In manner the rig ht company or dieiann of 0 each corps stood en its proper ground which it was a convoy of seven sail, bound to Archangel, came to occupy in the line, and the others in close column / into the roads to take up any vessels going from . behind it; and each corps, for this purpose, ma rc h e d ' this port . — Arrived yesterday the Fawn sloop of war • oath its right in front. from the Southward. ~ JUNE B.—Sailed from Leith Roads, last night , the About helf-paat ten the general line we:ordered to , Truscato sloop of ',vet, with a convoy of six sail, for be formed by deploying to the left. Then was seen 'lhe FAWN sloop of war made the sig. one of the finest sights possible : the extent of the Archangel. nal for a eonvoyeo the southward, this morning. heath, the beauty of the day, the fineness of the de. relent regiments, the steadiness of their discipline, the GREF.NOCK, JUNE 7. exactness of their menceuvren all moving as one body, The Herald, al , K issne k, arrived here from Jamaica, as one man, the assembled crowds reaching from one Wogs advice that the first fleet from thence was to : end to the other, all made the spectacle such a one As assemble at Negri' Bay, and sail for Britain en the , can scarcely be described iu adequate terms. And 10th M.ty ; the Diana, Roxburgh. of Glasgow, was ' besides, the eager expectation of the Regent's arrival Ito sail for London (a running ship) on the 17 th of ; —each eye turned towards il:e mad he was to conic --- April. Arrived here on Tuesday the Hawk, Living- : the Generals, among vie= we noticed the follow. ston, from Pernambucco, in 46 days. Left the Mary, isit •- . t. ng, wetting to receive him : — the Dukes of York, Gemmill, loading for this port. ' Cambridge, and Gloucester ; Generals Ileathfiela, FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Pager, Lloyd, Congreve, BurrarJ, Dikes, Turner, the The Hercules, CHAIM, from Liverpool to Plinadelphts, fauns . Marquis of Huntley, Barton, 13 , lion end Macf,ol4l.L. dered it Sea. Crew saved. -." , The Prince lift Carlton House abeut a quarter be. The Duke of Kent packet, fretrn the Leeward island " is " 6 ' fore eleven. A great concourse of peoule hid the', oed—cited from St. Thomas's the e3th of April—she put into a rions, • weiting in Pall-Mall to see him set ern ; Lis Ray., Bermuda, having sprung her main mist.—The Queen Cl pax/tut had arrived at Martinique. 1 Highness was in a Field• Marshal's uniform ; he ee The King George cartel sailed from Lymington, . accompanied by Colonels Bloorrifield,Mecmahoe any on Friday morning, for Morleix, with 30 passengers; i another Officer; he went in his travdling chariot, pre. Aliens, and others who are released agreeably ei the ceded and followed by several servants on lnseb..ck, terms of their capitulation, but none upon exchange. At a quarter past eleven the first signal grin was lire,: Col. De MATE, taken at St. Domingo with Rocham. to notity the Itrazee's approach ; the whisk et it e beau's army, went in her. I military stood shouldered, and the Royal Aerate , Sir Eirovetno PELLEW will sail as soon as the wind and Artillery Company fired each a royal salute. The permits. to take the command of the fleet in the Me- crowds rent the air with acclamations. A few mi. diterranean, with the Repulse, 74, Hon. Admiral ratites after the Pataca arrived in frolic , f the ane, a s: cond cannon fi r ed , and the whole line presented Limos:, Capt. NASH, and Fame, 74, Capt. BATHURST,. 1)11 from Portsmouth. General Lord WM. BENTINCE. arms, O ffi cers saluting, and the Bands pl yitig e G Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of - Palermo, save the King." A third cannon fired, and t o Lae Minister arms, and remained steea . . shouldered, supporte . ~., and Commander its Chief in Sicily (to succeed Lord His Royal Highness proceeded to the riget. at „.. AP.lliettsT and Sir JOUR STUART). and suite, go to the Mediterranean in the Caledonia ; as do Lord line, and from the right of the first line to the le:', SONDs and the Hon. Mr. WATSON, air Sicily ; and and from the left of the second to the neat -tae tnusic pleying as he passed. Captain Heel., who so gallantly distinguished him self in the command of the flotilla at Cadiz , to take A fourth cannon was then fired as a signal .•h at the the command of the Sicilian flotilla. The Hon. Ad. whole of the troops should load and shoulder. miral Lucca succeeds Sir Ittetteen KEATS in the i At the fifth cannon a fee de joke was fired, bee:vile command at Cadiz. Captain M.KINLEY takes iris by the Royal Artillery on the right, passing el 1.;., , tar passage in the Fame to join the San Josef. ranks of tee first line L y flies to the lett of the I-1 V. Mr. TYLER, Midshipman of his Majesty's ship ' Artillery Company, taliel up by the left of t! e sae , :- Spartan, eon of Ream-Admiral CHARLEs TYLER ' lo=ot line, and proceeding to the rieh t of it ; each eerie, an arm, a few days since,. by a shot striking him, after firing, loaded, and stood shouldered. when going into a small port in Quiheron Bay, to tut At the sixth cannon, the same firing and loadae out some of the enemy's vessels. ' was repeated: On the morning of Monday se'nnight, a fishing- At the seventh cannon, the same f i r ing repeated. boat belonging to liestinga, James aVhice master, was At the eighth cannon, three English chairs eta upset by a violent gale, as she was running in for that port ; and the whole crew, consisting of the mast .., given, hats and hands waving in the air , dr ams be ang, and music playing o GOD save the King." two men, and a bay, were drewned :their floating At the ninth cannon the whole of the two exa laHa bodies were picked up by a brig , and brought to sh ore li nes mar ch ed by his Royal Hielmeson . r ,e , ir 1 e on Wednesday. I cffieero saluting, the troops with their eve's :1!. ' ' The body of an Officer, with sth on his buttons, i hi m , and the colettis ore: ch reeimeetarepieae .1: e* was picked up at West Wittering, near Lewes, on Friday morning ;it had evidently been a considerable passed. The Pitnacc It eaENT I eCtiT4../i t'..CI C ol ; 1 •• vial-Iced attention. lie saluteO the officers h i.I. • . time in the water. A gold watch, 14 seven-shilling his hand to his hat ; and as the e..l , ii:c . I ric.: ‘ • ' pieces, two half-guineas, and two one-pound notes passed he reniained uncovered, as del ale , de e, were found upon Wirt, but no paper that might have discovered who he was. The body was decently in- rnander-ineChiet. As the reeirrients e .ise.! tlia iaas they filed off i.r the best order possible to the a te ..a. terred on tire same day, and his property secured. i roads leading from the commen ; alai every aa: _ l the conduct of the troops did creeit to the c reel- Monsieur Le Baron LA Rules, Colonel in the : whom they were command: d. The review w e ,e, French Army, and late Aid•de-Camp to MASsENA ; bet. five o'clock. and Monsieur le Colonel Seomea, late Aidole- ! • The day was remarkably fine, and ae sp l. .• e i li • Camp to BERTHIER, have arrived from Portugal, • and gone on their parole ; the former to Nortnanip-i nc l u di ng the tm Ts (~!,, tit Oa, ' a supposed, that, were numerous beyond ail fu. met . eoi m e le. It ti ton, and the latter to Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Colonel SrOPPLER was taken prisoner between Altneide and , there were at lest 200 &Xi peramia on tee r`'" Military telegraphs we re ' painti.d on the gie•aei • ' Ciudad Rodrigo, with 20 Dragoons, by a party of i conveying the orders nom tight to lett. Guerillas, whilst cow/eying dispatches. The sight was one of the a reedest ever s e, n, .••.•' . animating We congratulate tfte public on the appearance of a i mil of people seemed to be squally deligh,ea ao complete Edition of the Won ks of the late celebrated • t h e • • mating scene. MADAMS COTTItre with her Life prefixed. The last I • • • • publication of this inimitable Writer, 41 La Prise de Jericho," iti replete with the time beauty, use same simplicity ilr style and purity of sentiment, for which iler fume! rocks 11 01 him w ii4o7 Oinis4 - . _ DIRMD.—To.day, there being no Cnurt ales, the Lord Moyor otter nispecnig the RtLu: ,s ) 11 2 .1 111 0 0.0 44 3d ia ;4. peck; left Petersburgh with a carte-blanch, to stake peace with the Turks on any terms ; and on the same au thority itis alledged that the British Charge d'Affaires at Constantinople co-operates in the remdval of all obstructions in the way of this desirable event. A Proclamation has been issued at Stockholm, offering a reward for the apprehension and conviction of persons spreading reports calculated to alarm the public mind ; besides which, there are other circum stances disclosed in the Papers brought by the Mail which evince the fears excited by the visit of our fleet to the Baltic. The private accounts state, " That the assemblage of Russian troops on the frontiers of I Poland has excited the jealousy of BONAPARTE ; and according to the last accounts, he had demanded a ,categorical answer upon the subject, which the Coma of St. Petersburgh had not thought proper to give. In the mean time, Boxweanre is sending troops as fast as.he can towards the Russian frontiers, and the Prussian army has been reviewed by French Ge nerals." By a vessel arrived at Plymouth, further advices have been received from Buenos Ayres. Etan's flo tilla had, after an obstinate resistance, in which many lives were lost, captured two armed transports, which were goiug up the river Plate with supplies for the I Junta's army, that had been defeated in Paraguay. I ELIO, it was said, was making the most active prepa rations fa' a landing near Buenos Ayres ; it was supposed he was only waiting fur the arrival of a de tachment from the loyalist army 4; Paraguay. We understand, that Admiral Ds COVRCY disapproved of the violent proceedings of ELT°, and had threatened a blockade of Monte Video, if his flotilla presumed to detain'any British vessels. The Junta issued a Pro clamition for a new levy. It appears by some of the letters received yesterday from the United States, and which come down to the 9th ul►imo, that the elections are not so generally in favour elf the Federalists, or British party, as has been represented. Nothing is said of an extraordi.! nary Session of Congress in the newspapers, but such a measure is fully expected in the best infolmetl circles at Washington. The following is copied from an American Paper received yesterday : " BOSTON, MAT 6. " Sink, burn, plunder, and destroy i" " His Majesty loves the Americans! !" 16 Arrived yesterday, the French privateer brig' Dilig,ent, Captain Grassin, front a cruize. The arri val this privateer in the Delaware caps the climax of insult and in:pude:ter, as she is the same that cap. tared, on the c.lst February last, the ship Hebe, Ogle, of this port, and the barquo Gideon, Coffin, of New York, which vessels being chiefly in ballast, the was on the point of sinking, but was prevented by the Car:tins ransoming the first for 10,0)0, and the latter for 6,000 dollars, for which they gate their bonds." AMERICAN iiEANIRN MURIAIIED IN FRANCK. T!.e accounts received on Friday confirm the tid ,ings of the execution (in fact murder) of three Ame rican seamen in France. The ship Mary Ann, of Portland, hav:ng been captured by a French picaroon, was afterwards gallantly re-captured by Captain M'lntosli, and part of his crew, and several of the Frenchmen killed• in the contest. A calm ensuing, and the American recaptors finding the picaroon over taking them, took to their boat and escaped. Three of the crew took no part in the ticapture, and were of course left on board ; but when carried into Dunkirk,, were tried, condemned, and shot, by the French. The Bulletin transmitted from Windsor to the Queen's Council and Ministers yesterday, is in the following words : " The Kuso is rather better to-day than be was yesterolAy.— He spent a tukrable night, sleeping for twelve hour, without hr terruption. His MAJZSTV has no fever whatever, and is per fectly composed." Satur4ay the remains of the late Lord Viscount MELVILLE were removed from his son-in-law's house, ( the Lord Chief Baron), in George-square, Edinburgh, to Lasswadechurch-yarci, where they were interred in the family burying ground. The funeral was private. It said that an adjournment of the Commons will; take place on Friday to the Thursday following , t o give time to the House of Lords to expedite the Bills ! under its deliberation, and that very soon afterwards the prorogation of Parliament will take place. A vessel is arrived at Guernsey which left the Tagus on the 28th. The letters mention nothing with respect to the cause of the firing heard by the AUDA• CICIL:S. N.' intelligrnce of consequence had been re- I ceived from the armies. The first battalion of the 91st, above 800 strong, who were under orders for Canada, are now to he sent to Portugal with the first troops that go out. The first division of Lord RossurN's regiment, the 9th Dragoons, will immediately embark for Portugal. The 2cl battalion of the 35th (the Duke of Rum- RIONDIS regiment) is embarking at Deal, and the 2d battalion of the 71st or Highland Light Infantry re giment is embarking at Portsmouth, for the same place. Other regiments in this country will follow, and several from Cork. , I THI: REVIEW. I