Star. — London, England, 1804-11-22 00:00:00

Pei Mei firma his genuine Pap r- by MIL PHILLIPS relptlibi ll y i nf o r ms the Public, ILL that the *bon Work will be nerdy tor delivery Odlaeo. on Toasoar. the 27 , 6 an pia IL 110 A N T WOLU MIL poll with a fine Portrait, enraged by Cateline Warion, price IL to. in boar& He confiders It his duty to cantiott the Public pretended Correfpoodtoces of Mt. Without, whicli hive been, or may be U. tempted to be fulltod on unwary patonOts *cc a Mr. Agicacea natioma Woac. . It may he proper to site. that farm after the oceeneat af this perilesrion the Editor was Orriented with various papers and litters from. numerous trite& and cootnetioos of the kits Mr. wakes; betides which, two or three applications wort mode hone gerfass obviridly more &Irons of prating by their ear than of &tag Somme to the winery of Mt. Wilkes. sad buns of Money were demanded of Mr. Almon and his PobliOier for vuium letters god papers which bad accidentally Wien into the pilaw of loch Zr eitab an i : which were wholly noWortly at thc public M. and from their trilling inligoillemes to the nammary and eharader of Mr. Wilkes. , MN. Akira frith a deep which he owed to Mosfrif and to the IPA& as veld (itch lotarited and improper demands, and Melt prises thos dlfuppoinned, are now attempting to take advantage el the put& emowily. melted by the annooncennnit of his Work, by the Weems and imenyweres replication of Nth qified paper. The lighted IMpation of the Works alluded to, coin, It is be- Sel, maim Mr. Maces judgment of their 111-foooded claims etc petit meet. it any Lobe added, that the friends of the late Me mdlifilbWiles muff he (minds of the indecorum of pubillb- Mg a brim of the mod trilling sod unimportant letters, all of a mei iasaeMeinnl sature,whas It 6 notorions that Mils Wilkes , bowitestbed the dole of bee own and her father's papers, which lamed worthy el poblicadoe, to u the prudence and difentlan Odic bee Mr. Ihriley," from whom the deer put of Miss have bete treibiel tithe beertuteeatece of Mr. Abate. lie 7t, la Pots Chen* Yard. Nov. 22, 404. A San, sliasCodafroy, dial-o'3ga 4caituniatt years, a °stirs al Basembe, &Taman% de YOme, ' the Seminary Saes Martel of Paris. _.... Poids, alias la Rare, alias Gannet. alas Mods. alias iiillidernme, Vedic Peeve, alias Belau, (contoemations) 1g.40 Tea* carrier, inhabiting the lien de rEcorlle-Trouce mane @Heist Manta lea-Boalitgorsfur.Ma, department des Pas de Cale& audel-flyrnybe de Preville, alias . Llubuiffee, aged so years, living dually at Mont-lambert, Commune de Saint Martin ler Doolagoofor-Mer, (contumacious). ran -Louis Philipt, s grocer, living at Trepan, aged 33 years. aqua Joie& Duporelsel, aged a years, employed In tie ins tpedion of lignala. and Minutes . at Trappe. lean-Antenna Dleppola, aged 3S years, a mafte•anteratan at *T4Atonvifted of being (pies for England, of being the authors of a correfpondence, whole end was to make known to that power the fituation of the troops of the Empire, their ftiength, their opinions, their Mai uftions. the fituation of the national flotilla, the lipids of the marines, and propagating injurious ea-' I tunnies on the Emperor's perfon and the Chiefs of the army ; mid all coming under the cafe mentioned in art. 4, fee. s, title to and ad part of the penal code, law of the 6th O. init. and article ad, title 4, of the law of the :ift Brumaire. and three have been condemned, by the commiffion to death, and are to be executed ((hot) within a.sh i onrs. The other I nine were acquitted. The three condemned perfons were fisot next day. —They behaved, lay the French papers, with great courage. Gssoa, OCTOZZIL 27.—0 n Sunday Id, an extra ordinary courier from Paris arrived here ; after has 4ng delivered difpatches to the French Minifier, he I I continued his journey to Naples by the way of Tuf can!. Six fail of the line and Come frigates belonging to Admiral Nilsson's fquadron, are repairing in the port of Valletta, at Malta. It is pofitively afferted, that the King of Sardinia, I who is Kill at Gaeta , in the kingbolt of Naples. will embark in a few days for Cagliari. The Court of Naples appears to be extremely anion, that he ihould quit that State. All the ports on the (oath of the Adriatic Gulf are at prefent occupied by the French troops, the nuns ber of which is continually increafing in the Neapo litan State. General Sr. Cra carafes the troops, which he has lately reviewed, to be continually exercifed.--- He has ordered that all fuch regiments as come from Upper Italy fisoold be fo quartered, as to produce the led poetic inconvenience to the inhabitants. Co , Nov. 4—The commercial advantages which the Emperor has granted to our city, are not merely complimentary. A great . number of merchants have already (peculated deeply in the articles of muf fins and cottons, and what is more deferring of ap probation, they have unanimonflr determined to re lingo& the contraband trade, the confequences of which are anxiety. inconvenience. and vice. STOTOMID SIPT. 27.—An Afibeiation has been formed, co nfiding of a great many German Princes, under the title of di The Union of Frankfort." Their objea is to watch over their Privileges and Interefts . The aaual Members of the Union are : The Prism de HoheideheNtaldesiburr— c- ` de Hobeedobe-140 jlefiligen ; de Hohealo6e4lonsailain-Elichbeeg ; de Holsealobe-Neienitdn•Lengenhurg. The Counts Orenburg-Seance; Orenburg Mecrbob ; d'ireaborg-Werchseriback. The Princes Ofenbergh•liirftein: de 'Lineage; de Loewenftda WerthdoL The Coasts de Loewelido Werthins. The Princes d'Oettingen-dpisiberg; de Salm Reiter ; db Sams Brenokis ; de &has Lkis Tlie Counts de Sohn; ELback; de Seams Roedelidas ; de Warremberg ; de Ceacl-Rerulingen; de Csftel Rudeolanka; d'Frbaeh-Settonbers; d'Erbaeb•Erbaeb; d'Erbaeb•Furßenaui de litechtern et Limburg. The following are the names of the Princes and States of Suabia, who have acceded to the Union of Frankfort Furftenbere ; Ottlngen•Walitzftehis Wslabourg ; Wolfesien • Hohenzftent-Heekftllien Hohenzollern siesmaringwi. Ly. CW4 Am sap, alias Coddle", alias LePage (castannae • I Ma; IMAM. AND COStRESPONDENCI. me) WA 4s Vs" s sods' plismeSs. &Panama di Ms ez-beetcfor et eke Seminary Saint Martel al Paris. P.m's...a tram Me genuine Poo , by Mr. Almon. _ Flare. Marie POidi. ilia. ia Rare, alias Gasimet, alas Muni Beim (eontomatiall Ps* br e i. MI :0 4 lir se A Me seei . • . . et • bee i s I. • bi la • • • bi Ih al •• • • -A v•I r. VV • 11 • 1 • • ^: 0 1: • • • • 4 1 . 1 • • • FRANCE. FARM NOvEMBEiII It is laid that the Senate are this day to prefent to his Imperial biajefty, the refult of the examination been the votes an the hereditability of the regal power. The anniverfary of this day was not kept; all the brilliant ceremonies by which it was to be commemo. Talltd arc refereed for the day of the coronation, when their fplendoor will receive enfold increafe. That lingua ceremony, which is to coofolidgte the inte nts, and irrevocably determine the fate of Prance, ` is fad to be deferred to the 9th of Decembers and . .111mfe who are to attend on that day have received ~erects to refent thesnfelves at P aris, on the ad of :mat moat • ' It Is repotted that his Arpertie/ Highnefs Prince •IsONIS has lodged too,ooo liens in the hands of a ,wary, to be applied to the relief of decent families 'edema to diftrefs, • 'llse Prefea of Upper Garonne bas ordered a Spa -silk merchant, who entered the French territory and 'penetrated as far as Thonlonfe, with a falfe pafport, to be condufted to the oth er fide of the Pyrenean Mountable. We tetra from Sables, that the badnefs of the wea ther has driven the enemy off the conk and that there are no longer any Englint flips to be feen. M. Howsesem, the former Grand Meter of Malta, lately arrived at Grenoble, on his way from Italy to Montpellier, where he is going for the restoratio n his health. Tb. report is now contradifted that Gen. La has received orders to return to his miffion as Am baffador to Portugal. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. Ammo, Nov. 3.—Tke pet affair that occupied the Special Military Comm& in, terminated yeller day, The Government Reporter recapitulated all the fads, and drew his conclufions, in a fpeech, of which the follow are Come fragments : ? le We have a at, but faluiary exaple to fet. On the one ban , you fee guilt with all i t audacity : on the other, innocence with all its candour ; the op. preffed. who holds out his fupplicating hands to you; the wicked, who meditates c limes. In the conte st which is about to take place, the addrefs of a villain may fonsetinies produce embarraffment ; hut read in his eyes, but follow his difcourfe, and the confufion of both, as much as the evidence of the faits, will Coon Stew you his guilt. "Of thefe fifteen, three only have efcaped ; the other twelve are before you. Doubtlefs the accufed were the o. iginal authors of a plot fo (Wettable, that they had demanded the pike of it from that atro cious Government, which, fur fuch a length of time, has pentioned all traitors, and rewarded all Crimes. " There is no doubt that the great majority of me relent culprits are not lets to be blamed than pitied an this important proceeding, and that their credulity with refpea to the guilty principals, is at bottom the only crime which they have in realty committed. — But, it is alto to be believed, that in this latter num ber, there may be found men, governed by the vileft motives, who corolla not jutlify themfelves from the crime which is imputed to them. The renewal of the war with this nation, elfentially the enemies, and deeply jealous of the French nation, prefented them with a new occafinn for developing means the molt eafy to combat ; they accordingly eolleaed together all the villains whom the (word of the lsw purfued, and to whom their government grants a fpecial pro. teEtion, m ire particularly when they are Frenchmen, and bafe enough to betray their country." The Reporter finifhed thus—.• Here, Gentlemen, the duty of the Reporter tufts, and that of thejudge commences. Condrained to fearch for truth in a labyrinth, with no other guide than great zeal, it is poffible that I may be in error ; at all times I have the happy certainty of hiving admitted nothing again( the acculed hut material proof., firengthened by their own c rliteffsons. It is your talk now to rec tify the errors of my inexperience ; but reflea, that your d, utile office embraces the knowledge and re pregi• nof a crime which concerns ((vial order. The law demands alto that you &mild confider. diftin. pith, and feparate the errors incident to humanity from the crimes that diflionour ii." Tl•e Prefident, after having . heard the Reporter's cnneltiftons, and the accofed in their defence, afked the Members of the C..uncil, if they had any obfer rations to make ? Upon their replying in the nega tive, be ordered the defenders and the accufed to retire. The prifoners were recondulted. by their ef 00r, tt) p r ic..o. The Rep irter, as well as all the audience, alio retired. Cour, deliberating in fecret, the Prefident having laid down the laws according to the ufnal forms. and having collated the votes, commen,ing by the vounged Judge,prrinnunced a verditt ed Guilty again( the followiag pettuns LONDON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER $2. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT 014 E O'CLOCK Coif*ls, money. 3 1 1U—dittn , for act. $ 11.1.....0n11111111 3 I. Reduced ri.—Eschcq. We, PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 16 166 India Stock di 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 37 hap. 3 per Con. 3611 0 3 per Cent. Conf. 38 las 3 per Cent...- 4 per Cent. 74 Each. Bills, par Is. Of. 3 per Cent. Navy, uti Otoniunt Si pron. 3 per Cent. I 7117 94 ENS& Tickets 1112. ys. Long Ann. ibi 13 . tfotha Conf. for ace. 18} The anfwer of the Span& Government has been received. From the accounts that have reached ns we have reafoo to believe that French intrigue has prevailed at that Court, and that the anfwer is unfa vourable to the hopes of peace being maintained with that State. Since the receipt of the difpatches. a more than ufuAl hurtle has taken place in the dif ferent departments of Government. Letters of a very late date from Leghorn Rate, that an epidemic difo►der had found its way to that place, and that great numbers of the inhabitants had fallen a factifice to it. Oa the firß appearance of the difordcr a confultat ion was held of all the faculty ► to enquire into the nature of it. Two only of the num ber pronounced the complaint to be the yellow fever, and were unfortunately among the firk who caperi• enced its fatal dials. The French papers contain fnese hints spina the criminality and diradvintages of carrying on a con traband trade, which, though announced in the °tape of letters from different quarters, are evidently from the French Official hareatnr, and a part of the fame cyder stich Mated. the orders fot feising all vef felt entering the ports.drHolland from this country. The impotent rage Of Boma aaaaa ageinit Great Britain makes him fo blind, as to rifque the ruin of the regular traders. The commerce with this country is to be deemed contraband—the national confequence of which mail be an increafe of the fmugglers trade, and a diminution of real revenue; for the peopk in every country will buy the neceffaries they are in want of, from whoever may be the vender. . _ A letter, which we this day received from an offi cer on board one of our blockading (hips off the Tesel, dated the '7th infant, confirms a ftaternent which we gave yefterday from another paper. Our correfpondent Pays, " The enemy's Om in the Tesel has gone into the New Diepe, probably for the win ter ; of courfe invafion from this quarter is at ref for Tome time, and we are not without hopes that we may loon be permitted a little refpite from our hard duty on this boifterous coad." We have this day infected an account of the cap • one of a Spanifh frigate by the Lord Melville priva teer, of Plymouth, copicd from another paper. We think it our duty. however , to add, that we have throng reafon to believe that it is a Munchaufen Rory, for we cannot find that any privateer of that name belongs to Plymouth. Yelierday morning, about ten o'clock , the ROYAL F AM ILY left Windfor. His Mai 'sr r on horfeback, attended by General Pastor, rode to Kew. Her blapisry and the Pante sssss , in their travelling carriages, attended by Lady Ca sssss proceeded to London, and arrived at the (blames Houfe about ten o'clock, where the Dukes of Keay and Call. 11111)11 were in waiting, to receive her. The Kum did not arrive from Kew till palt four o'clock. The Duke of CLaaares gave a Grand Dinner yenerday, at his houfe in the Stable Yard, to a large Party of Diflinflion ; among whom ware the follow. ing Hat Royal Mem& the Doke of Cambridge, heed Clerks &- meek% Brigadier react Turner, General Rade. Colossi Do Cam' Cared hiqberrie, Woad Dimity. Wood Doliymple. Coined Dolfoor, Captain Mambas, Captain Comm, COI*. MRB, I Rev. Mr. Lloyd. tr.c. Re. Rte. Lord Miami.; gave emToefelay a diem. at his houfe in the Admiralty, to the Ctrancsioot of the Excurewsti the Duke of bitserraosa, Lords MiIL GISTI and CASTLIIIIKAOH. " • • His Grace the Duke of QOtiHsilaav gave an ele gant entertainment at his - fisperb Villa ow Sunday fall. At dinner were the Earl of Seam. Lord Wu. GORDON. Sir WM. CUNNINGHAM, Mi. SVEILIDAN; Col. THOMAS. His Royal Highrefs the PIIIICS of Was.es came from Vs'indfor, and jo aed the party before fi x. His Royal Higlinefs , accompan ied by' Mr. Saltiness, did not leave the Duke's till pall twelve o'clock. Wednefday fe'nnight the Earl of Kaexta g ave a fplendid entertainment at Fottune's, Edinburgh, t 3 the Noblemen prefent at his elation, and a numerous party of his friends. And on S aturda y the Earl of EQ01107014 Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr, entertained the Officers of the Ayrfkire Regiment of Militia, at Fortune's, in a moll fumptuous Rile. The deer turned out UR Toefday, for the trunk.- ment of his Majelly, was a fine young one, and it was the fir( time of its being hunted. It was (tatted near the Dog-kennel. At letting uff it ran with great (peed acrofs the fora, taking his cnurfe towardsiSag . (hot, l e aving it to the rig ht,- and taking towards Winlbam and Cobham, he continued to run with great (peed and got into a pond, where two of the moll fleet hounds followed him, but he got out of the water and efcaped from them. He then took acrofs the Heath again, taking towards Switley, where he made revere' leaps over conic paling, and fettled fora (bort times but the hounds being dole up with him, he Ratted again and made towards the Race Ground, taking to the right of Sunning Hill bogs, where he was taken in a very thou time, be ing Ruck in a bog, after a run of upwards of two hours. The hunt was confidered a foreit ones and his Majeßy was in full view doling the whole time. Monday e'nnight the As r and Kilmarnock regi. ment of Riflemen met at Avr , and got their colours prefented to them. They are a prefent from Mils MAIGARIT HAMILTON. of Sondrom, and were pre fented by that Lady on the field to het brother the Major. The Linlithgowfhire Yeomanry, commanded by Major L. FIARIII t the &A battalion of Infantry. I commanded by Captain Kiss, and the fecond by' Lieutenant-Colonel W. SHILLINGLAW. atTembled at • Craigton Palk, on the 7th init. and were reviewed by Brigadier-General S. GaAn•ra. in the pretence of the Right Ron. the Earl of Hoerrouw, Bte. The Kinrnfs-shire Volunteers, commanded by Co lon'el ADAM. returned from Dunfermline on Tueiday fe'nnight, after being there on permanent duty for three week., (where they were received with the greateß politenefs and attention), and were the nest day reviewed at Kinrofs, by Brigadier General Sir WILLIAM Eascips, who was highly pleated with the Ready and foldier-like appearance of b tth officers and men, and declared them comp letel y q ualified to aft with any regiment of the line. Thurfday fe'nnight, the Second Battalion of Roe burghtbire Volunteer Infantry, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Sir Jolts BhcnANAM RIDDILL, was reviewed by Major General Sir J•OIIIIST.CLAIA Disclose, accompanied by his Grace the Duke of BuccLeticK, Brigadier General Dickson, and Co lonel ?Vat:Roo, and received the warm approbation of the General. who declared that he would report to Earl Mosta that they were fit for any duty. Al er the review, Lieutenant Colonel RUTNIIIifOIDt Com mandant, gave an elegant entertainment to tit* Duke of BuccLauci a, the Generals, Field. Officers, Officers of the Battalion, and a number of the Gentlemen of the county. T he day was concluded by a grand ball and Copper, given by Lieutenant Colonel Sir Joan Buc AAAAA IttuoiLL, which was graced tir a large affemblage of youth, beauty. and faftsion.—Next day the men were diliniffed, aftey_ having been fizteen days on permanent duty, during which time they coo &tied themtelves with the greaten propriety. THEATRES. CON ft; T GAIL osw---Laft night their May ESTI t and all the Panics ss es honoured this theatre, for thr firfi time fince the recovery of our revered Monarch from his late (cure indifpofition. The knife was extremely crowded I and the &mac Parrs% on their entrance, a little before !even o'clock, were received with reiterated Ihouts of applaufe. GOD fags tbe Kaw was fang as ufual, by the principal vocal performers, and repeated after the Play, as was" Rile Britassia." The following was the arrangement of the ROYAL PASTY The (ties* fat on the Kitta's left hand; the Princeffes ELIXASIT It and Auo UST• nex to her Ma jaery : arid the Princeffes Maly, So t /qua, and Ramie, fat on the left band of the Kin°, hi' Ma issry; feated in the center, having .three on each fide of him. The Duke of CANIIRIOI3II accompanied their Ma- JISTIIII into the box, but Coon after retired to join his Company at the Duke of CLaa secs ' s. The Dukesof KIST and Committees!, were cm the oppofite fide of the houfe to their Mareartss ; and the Kiva and Qrsaa gladly recognized them as loon as they were eared. Inftead of the ordinary green Curtain, that which was fuperbly ornamented by the Royal Arms, was prefented,and had a very rich and a very loyal effee. Between the AB' his Maparr often (poke to the Earl of Onseow, who Rood behind him in waiting. He alto made feveral remarks to the Princefs Maar ; and during the performance was very attentive, and made contlant ufe of his Opera Glafs towards the Stage.--Emaar, in the charafter of Gila Woodier, made the Rove'. Paarr laugh very immoderately, by his Defcription of London, &c. &c. Fawcsrr. in Sr alarm afilalyfr, was equally happy, particu larly in die references to his new Diltionary ; lasens, in Clark; Tearly, was ludicrous in the extreme ' and afforded math merriment ; and Klima, Mrs. Giza% an Mills Daysas,.difplayed powers of a very fupuior caR. The boil was very taflefully fitted up, and being filled with the Lords and Ladies in Waiting, altoge ther made a magnificent appearance. His Mararrr was &did in leaflet, a Field Mar tha?' Uniform, with a broad blue ribbon over his flsoulder. He looked reatarkably well, and was in bip4hferits. dreffes of the ()zee* and Patacassas were as follow : lira Mates?, were a waronevdset robe, trimmed with auto Mee, body and gloom et white fads fpassied, the aeons cover ed witbrld Oaf ' end Mop up with diamonds; diamond ,beneck- IsonesSerms rn/se. Ike ed . Her bead drds, • resod bead !Owe, wavered with a =lei set. and rows of diamonds is front fe- Wel kare, ends stad fukan. Primal AOGOtTA wale a plain manna robe, trimmed with Men white fain deems. covered with Aber nee, drawn up with dellted bows,* lase tucker, diamond necklace, car•rints, stud fo lksier, c a large white and and white gloves. Her head drefs a bandeau of diamonds, four ollrfe.b feathers, Mad hers, the bead. and 'Minch dammed. at the Betas of the fartbers. Prism's tubules's wore a suaberry and gold date round dorit. tabfac Latin amiss covered with gold net, and bee, Addy fpansbd half ilsevor,she fast as her robe, looped to the ambler with diamonds a lace handkeschkr ended on her beim, and ate anined on the lboakkr • diamond necklace and car-rings. Her' loyal Higisnefes bead dub umornitanly bdillant ; her Mk was maned by a sold net, the corner with a gold taffei Ming on her left Loutder c in the from was a fvperb diamond enfant, and en the risbt Ilde the Prtnite's d ap sonds with chains fofpmded from is, and spum of sna feathers mow petal the drab. Site ago were white gloms Masers Maav were a white ink' &ifs, richly fposalled, Seems covered with Giver net, and looped up with diamonds ; diamond 'saddest, ear gimp, Wake and bee tucker, white self and gloms ; her b hnd eat t: 46 was a tau crown beskled round the face, with chaise of and three Impish °grids keelson droop log sem& the and Wine Steadies in frost. prisms Sorita's drekt was the fame as Primers Mary's, only Ike bad but four feathers, ands beautiful pair of bloc k lace lons lappets, which buss down, and had a beautiful elk& Princes Awe tie wore a plain marone drefs ; • very beautiful whke tippet Cud muff; white gloves her head Ards was a ban des of diamonds, and kraal Bars wit' fear *deb feathers. aided, falling aerate the had. Among the Company were— Zeds Harrington and OnlloW, Lord Peterlitam, Colonels MlAs ben and Sews, Major u nion, Captains Woodcock and Rey . aids, Doctors Latham, Ulm, and Galloway Merits. Forte-kw. Ord, Arnold. f a r e : Its. &c Ste. Connie& d. 4 yelkory Har. I thaw.. Ste. Evelyn and W yard, Ste. age, ' Her Maierry and the Palaces's', after the Play was over, returned to the Q.! saw's Houk. Hie Mararrr west to Kew to Cup. Dinar Law s....Affser the Play of ' 4 Ar fie de lt," in which Mifs Dussast's ltreaftedreceived many flattering teflimonies of approbation, Matrimony was repeated with increafed fuccefs. We are convinced this charming little piece will upon the town in every repre ( entatinn . The • htful fcene between Clara and 11.. 1 ~4 has ben &MOD contratled ; and it would not be the worth, ifitoras Rill reduced. ,The Piece was received, as it sle.fuwed, without a tin gle mark of difapproliati. , n ; and the Houle, which was neaelpfull at an early hour, was compleatly overflowing at half-price. The remains of the Countefs Dowager of SHAfYas• BURY were on Monday removed from her late man fion, in Seymour-itreet, for interment in the ancient family vault in Doric (hire. Ten horfemen preceded the hearfe,and the Ilate.horfe was led by the two fenior fervants of the hontehold. Seven carriages belonging to perfons of diitinflion doted the cavalcade. The Lady, whom we mentioned yeflerday to hare been dragged from the bafoo in the Green Park, on Tuefday, died the fame evening in the Workhonfe, in Moubt-Itreet. The Coroner's Jury returned a verdiO of Lunar,. The marriage of Maav RosiNsos, of Buttermere, has been contradiEled in the Provincial Paper from which it was copied. EICAPI or Verret+ Pessnakaa.—The prifoners at Norman Crof. continue in the incefrant employ of their ingenuity to effe l their efcape. Sixteen of them a few night. ago actompliftied their end, and notwithilandilig the molt diligent &arch, five only have been retaken. A letter from Cadit, dated Oftnber 31, rays,— " The Epidemy is row gradtially fubfiding here. and as the feafou bee , uses mute fay..urablc, we hope the dreadful malady n ill li•-iidifappear. It had certainly reached Alicant, (n. , twithttanding the report. tii the contrary), svh,re it has committed great ravages: (rime holies had their whole inhabitant. g and domeilic Lich as digs and cats, had elks died by it. A further firsularity it, that the deaths of =Ales to fornaleshas been ra the p rope:oon of 30 to 1." TO TI!! EDITOR o THE STAR. LINES OCCA5101;t1) 014 WINO A GROSS MI3REPIMENrATION OE COLONEL DE raTsrrei ACE IV TUC STA.,OV WEDNLIOAT, THE 14TIE So. Miller MATNZ, I fee you 14 A Veeran's age, at 86. Reverie thole figures e'er too late, They meant to lay, bc's 62 Dumfries, Nov. t 7, 12=4 Nearly one thnufand men, with a proportional number of Officers from the regiments compolin the garrifon of Chelmsford, under the direction the Royal Engineers, are conftantly employed, wilt the weather permits, on the circumvallation of wort now conftruaing at Galleywnod Common. The di ferent detachments which have for Come months bei encamped there, under the command of Lieutena Colonel MORRIS, Ilruck their tents Taft week, at proceeded to join their refpeflive corps, taking wi them their field equipage, which they afterwar left at Colchefter in Meths. Trotter's depot. The fentence of the Court Martial, held for time (ince, at the Grand Stant! on Barham Dow! on Captain Berkeley. of the zd battalion of the ig or Royal Irilh Regiment, has been confirmed by I which is, " That he, Captain Berkeley, fulpended from rank and pay, as Captain, for fir lendar months, and that he (hall make good the I lance of arrears to his company." - - Tuefday a large feizure was made, the Rip of foreign woollens, made into garments for the 1 groes in Surinam, Berbice, and Demerara. We infert the following with pleafure, as they pl in a highly refpeEtable point of view the charm and eondua of a lately much injured and calun ated Officer : COPT or POILIF LANOTON, RICCS LITTVITO SRIGADIRI CI SAL T GOMA/ PICTOII, ENCLOSING TOL ACTS OF TOL IL TaIOUG caattno OF TUC PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD My Dear Sir, Pon of Spain, Atiguft 6, ti lane gmt fatisfaßkto in having the honour to carantunica pow the ads of the WNW, Cabildo, paired this day agreeab the Refolutioos contained therein. Be always oared of my alterable rcfpetft and regard, and of the tincerky with which I feribe myfelf, your mull obliged and molt obedient bumble rant, PSILIP LANDIS To Brigadier General Piton, London. ACT OP (DL ILLUSTRIOUS CA BILDO, DONE ON TER 230 DA JULY, flog. In the Part of Spain, 1111.1.! of Trinidad, the aid day of in the year of our Lord, 13 The Honourable Don Philip Langton, Akulds of the Brit Linn, prrfiding in Council, in the abfence of his Etrellem Lieutenant Governor, Don Nicolas St. Pe, Akaldl in ordint the Second EkEtiou. Don Ventura Yndary, Don rifon, Don Jukpll Antonio Prieto de Potados,Reghloren A moment entered the Reglihr Dues Bartotome Porte Land the Attorney General. Don Antonio Porte!, aod being ambled Council C hamberr to traded public bawds, at an °edition/ ing, determined as follows: That in order to perpetuate the memory of the generous natation granted to this Colony by the molt Excellent Gene Ralph Abartromby, K. B. Commander in Chief of Isis Ma Forces, and the elgilinst folkitude of Brigadier General T Pidon, whom he dusk to command It at fo critical a perle who did alone govern k, until the arrival of their Excellent! Connolflioners of his Mayfly (whom doll prCLEPC), w much wird= and diOntereftednefe, eftablifhing and maim order in all the Departments, protording its agriculture, pi ing Its commerce, aod infuring its tranquillity and feetirky : the view of porpetaarins the memory of tbore Perfonag Aiftinos•—they determine. That their Portraits he taken the expellee of this Wu Corporation, and be placed in th at e Council Chamber. that (omicron the right of the Royal Arms of his M.:jetty. ax of the latter on tlis eft, as a tribute of public gratitude. It being now two :clods in the afternoon, their Honour this adt to be deed and ligned, to Which I bear Gith. PUILIP LANG NICKOLAS Sr. Ps. BAN I OLONS POLL IL. WILLIAM HARRISON. Jose VINTURA V NDATT. ANTONIO Patel° Di POSAINIK• • WOLK Joe, ANSI/KID AROILA, Public Scrivener of Cue C. ACT OW TUC ILLUSTRIOUS C 4•11.110. PAIIILD ON TISK DTII DAT Cr AVM's!. Igoe. Ordercd--That the Secretary of the Cabddo do forth' pore fix copies of the AR rafted by this iftultrious Datil ajd day of July loft paft, !rho wing the Portraits of the cells= General in Chief Sir Ralph Abercrontby, K. 11. an gadier General Thomas Pillon and that three of the C tranfriiitted to the Heirs of the former, sold three other the latter, by the Honourabk Don Philip Lairzton, A teal Flrft Eleetion, who Is charged with this Commiiitusi , were relent at this ea, P tbe t fittif L eribing A M:TON. NICHOLAS DT. Pr. IHICOM DS Gou ILAN Vie FORA INOM.Y. ALISANDLI WILLIAMS. WILLIAM HARRISON. ILAN MARIA BANCLAS Octal OSi A NTONIO PRISTO DL Po Aurora° POITZt. Before MK, ANTONIO AIDILA, Public Scrivener of thi Agreeable to the Originals, coot.uned Us the Keen Cabildo, under my charge. Secretary of the Cal Port of Spain, Augult 7, Ik4. ANINFILK OF 111110SDI►I FICTON TO Tilt LI MI. LAIC roN, i'SCLOIIIIO curios OF TLIII ACTS 0 LUSTRIOUS CAIILDO. its, London, Nov. have the honour to acknowledge your Letter of Acquit, with its enclofures (the ads of the llluftrioni :WA of Ju l e Port of Spain, Bland of Trinidad, bearki aid of Juy and the 6th of Aura, 11104,) and I have that you grill have the gnodnefs to convey tot's/ARUM you r.prelot the very high (core I entertain of the b h.ore done me, in judging me worthy of being mentio fame a:t with that great Soldier and perfell Patriot tt octal sir Ralph Aticrcomtly, K. B. ; and although I ar th.t I cannot fail to fairer in the eflimation of from a companion with that diftinguithed Perfooage, live and benevolent virtues vedette.' In much honour on try and Age be dec.' in, yet I ...fin not decline io flattet their remembranc e and reprd, and in, aideavotr mulch worthy of diem, by aa humble imitation of A crimple. I have to be r. Sir, that you w ill effort the Hon. Merril illua Head, Pr d, that I have Dever forgotten, and tie 'Et the pad . ..tering zeal and idiot dienterelled co °per I luvariably nperienced from them, c, et-nicely and I hi every thing which refpedted hit Majefty's Go' , rne the whole period of my dtlgcuk and laborious admit your Important Colony. Paola ate, Sir, to f.ty. that In having received this eft Intel ion in which my humble fiances are held by tl Itcpretottrivcs ci the Pro* of Trinidad through yt mull feel a luperadded degree of fathdadion, In the c that it come. through one of the oldeft Britt& Set Mend, who wit precut dating the whole of my Ad connedle.. (or the greater part with Its Gavel wh caaf ore apgrobatlon, from bit perfedl Ittlowledite of language and Spaniel laws., mutt testier it at once tl tc ring and the mere valuable. I have the honour Your men faithful humble Philip 1...V0n, f q. IP' Akalic of tbc II LlessUutt, Pon a hall. i'l ched Abe Ant, (n.lwithttanding the report. to the • , our precious time. Moly I ntrary), wh,re hAs committed rest', ravages: tune of magnitude. Whoever reads the is of tams awn faithful humble re how:eb had loft their whole inhabitant. and the cnfuing Lottery, will plainiT re ams it is. _°" ni "%flip I.,rietnn, ire. imam* rookie A1....m.415, f.ch as d.gs and cats, had elks Ole :nod 41e:citing that ever foliated the coprace ot Aka& ~,c L„ ltbfdad me ak m , Pon d ~. td by it. A further i‘, th.t the &guts of ....iventurcts. *les to tornaleshas been to the p rope:o°n of so to i." DIYALIN, MPEIVD&R IS. on Tnefday lark the High Sheriffs and a Depu. Won of the Common Council, waited by appoint- Ment upon Sir EVAN NEPIAN, with the refulutions to which they had agreed at Michaelmas .kffem _ bly. There refolutions particularly corn; 'silted of the ruinous and filthy nate of the Rm is of Dublin ; the frauds by which the price of corn and other pro vi f ans is fo extravagantly enhanced ; the &firers to which every kind trtrade is fubjetled by the want of Myer coin for change; and, finally, the great incon- N4...flee fuffered in the principal Ilreet% ... of Dublin by . . the want of an avenue from Cattle-beet to Ship (beet, ranee the clofing of the pot ern of the Caßte • . pate. This tefpeaahle Deputition was received in the mat polite manner by the Chief Secretary he enreted fully into the feveral topcs propounded, and anted the gentlemen of the with of Government to accede to their defiles. Refpetting the paving and e;eanfing of the areas, Government had, he Paid, already an contemplation to propofe Come effectual temedy ; that the &Neil of corn and provifions was' now afilually under their confederation; that mea. l fares had aBually been taken for procuring, as fpeew slily as the dies could be executed, a fupply of change fot this country ; and, finally, that the avenue be tween Cafile-fireet and Ship-fireet ffioultf be imme diately opened. The Depotation continued for Come time with Sir Eves, fuggetting their own opinions upon thefe feveral fubje&s, and dircuffing the diffi culties which occurred in the cuurfe 11 et.nverfationi and departed highly gratified by the polite and at tentive reception with which they had met. A few nights ago-n fire took place in a haute in txthequer-Ilreet, owing to the carded - ads of a boy who let a candle fall among tome hay on which he went to Beep. Owing to the exertions of Bennett, the engine keeper of St. Andrew's parifh, the flames were got under, and the life of the boy was fortunately famed. Major Stu and Juflice BELL, by uncealing exer tions, have fucceeded in breaking duce diftint knots of villains—one, a gang of robbers; another, a het of bank note forgers ; and a third, a party of dollar and bank.token comers. They have all been tom tnitted for trial. Srorrasn.—Sir Fesron Avtnea's bounds, with the Kildare Hunt, had an excellent run from Cor b.dly on Monday Morning tag. The hounds found 01 at day-light, and forcing the fox in.mediately from this famous hill. he tried both Davidkown and Yellow Earths ' and finding diem fltut, he went of gallantly over Hugheftov:n, Stratford, and Belleeke Hills, were being turned by country people, he went dff beautifully for Friardown and Turnaunt, in which he was run to ground. The fees lay Co high over all this fine grate country, and the hounds car oled tech a head, that all the horfemen were beat in the beginning ; there were only a hentfman and two Gentlemen that got in at the end of the hunt by the advantage of knowing the thortefl line of country. NOVEMIIki 16. The meafures adopted at our Cufirsm-houfe have, far tome days pail, engrollid almoft all our atten tion. You mutt have heard from the Id& Papers, that nearly the entire of the officers in the Excite Deparzment, were, on Monday lafi, fuddenly yeneled, end their places filled by a draft from the country. A Rep of this kind, where no delinquency was proved, or even infinuated, naturally excited load murmurs againil the perfon from whom it flowed, (Mr. Forret) the Chancellor of the Exche quer ; nor have thefe murmurs been confined to the difplaced officers. The Revenue Board, who were not even confithed on the expediency du, are highly offended, and a very angry altercation is (aid r. have taken place yelleseley on this fubjea between Mr. F. and Lord D. the fenior Commiffioner. It is alfo Paid, that that branch of the Revenue, the collation of which is the immediate objet of Reform, hes coals illarahlreleclined within die haft three months. Vrednefday lag the Weigh Houfe of Leith was fold for zlool. Letters from Fezerfburgh, of the aoth ult. mention, that near the fouthern angle of the forty 1. of Etna goria, a hill on the fummit of a mountain, fituated contiguous to ala ke Soo fathoms in circuit, began an to (well on the ath of July 'ail, between twelve a one o'clock at night. The hill rote about twelve fathoms, and then Will with lightning and a rum bling noife like thund:r, emitting burning clods and ignited Bones, which were thrown a conliderable height, and to a diflance of roc fathoms. Next a clear flame made its appearance, Which fpread a clii agreeable fmell, and blazed for an hour and a halt. The eruption occupied one half of the lake, forming a hill of ten fathoms in height, and 300 in citcumfe fence. By the lag accounts (root Botany Bay, we learn, that Crofsley and Robinfon, two noted Attornies, who were tranfported thither from this capital, have realized conliderable rums of money, they having for tome years engroffid, or rather divided between them, nearly the whole of the legal Wind's of the colony. in their proteffional way. Crofsley's time of !entente having expired. and his pockets being pretty well replerifhed, is about to return, and be tome once more an orsa:wits to his profeffion in Lon don, leaving the colonial Reid open to Robinfon, whore lenience of tratifportation is to endure for life. Barrington. who combines in a Rate of idiocy, which difqualifies him from dilcharging the duties of High Corglable, is maintained on a pealioo of 601. a year, allowed him by the colony. The trade of Fortune Hunting, whether by Mar riage or Legacies. is generally attended with a deal of vexatious trouble:. Its the former purfuit ar , many Bair - breadth etc.:pc + from pertonal danger, q uently caper ienced by th e adventuring gallantsy and in the latter , people often dangle hog their lives away, before the death of the parties malice their expectancy. Yet there is a mode of fortune-hunting , and but cne, where all danger, labour, and trouble arc avoided. This objeft is evidently a State Lottery. Here the only trouble, if it can be termed filch, is to Rep, or to fend to a Lottery Office, and the only ex. pence, the very final" one. comparatively (peaking, of purebafing a Ticket or Share. which, Maim p without a for- lois vi our precious t ime. may in refent tune of magnitude. Whoever reads the S c h e me of t he cnfuing Lottery, will plainly perceive it is one of t!'e :nod islezeßing that ever foliated the embrace of .....tventurers.