Star. — London, England, 1804-09-17 00:00:00

fi t tiffU.llCili 1141 L. - --- .7. Leoaoro, Atm• ao.'--iilefterday arrived hero from Paris, a Courier to the French General, who imme diately gave orders to rike an • account of all the hips belodging to Rutra. Sweden, and another . Power, that were In this harbour. There were A vast Ruffian fhips, but only two Swediffi. This morn ing the Etrurian General La RILLITTO, at the It eine! of the French General, iffued orders that no thipbelosigiag to the above powers lhould be (offer ed. to !sitar The French General has likewice placed a 'Nub privateer at the eutrence of the harliOur, and Tracts foldiers in the guard boat which lies in dic middle of the harbour. Etrurianfildicri afe or dered on board the Mips, which, however, may on logi without *irruption. There are no rialto "Nps hap et prefent. • Rows, Aloo . llre 13—Young LarLeac, fon to the late General of that name, and toler Imperial High nefi the prefer); Princefs of Boan ir s s ii, died at Fref catOn his ph year.. Me, o•the Courier from Paris eryivcd here, on the sa, - the Pope was called up from his ilecp, and all the Cardinals in the villas about Rome were turn sinned by diegoons fent caret's. Venice. Alio. s4.—We have jolt learned the enn ui:es of the difpatches which the French Ambaffi dor at Rome lately received. Ancona and Civita llscclia will iris be occupied by French troops. — Medlar demands appear to have been made in Na -014. The reinforcenients of foreign troops, which vi arrived in the Republic o f the Seven Ifiands, ap psar to hirpe given rife to there meal - ores. Wanes, Awe. 7..,-The Papal leiter, refpefting the reiteration of the Order of the Jefuits in Naples and Sicily, was pnblifhed here on the ad. On this eerta6on, the people teftified their joy by various' public Si=matfranors, and fevers' families of diflinc- Oon lent simian articles of elegant furniture to the three' Jtreats colleges here, called, ,' the Eye of God, *c," is order to ornament theta. They have obtained all thebuildings, rights, and privileges, phial they formerly poffeffed. and great advantage is eapetled here from the Jefisits in regard to public id ,Wtion, propagatio* of the faith, &c. The Order will loon be reduced in other constrict 4* well is is Naples. . 1 I C OMI TAIITISOPCII. JOLT 34.7-3 Sup of 74 Il i phl ass of So, and two Ruffian tranfports. arrived Dm' de Bled Sea at Nadine Oa the sath init. and then' maninied their route few Cork This is the fifth co 1 svoy of the fame kind which' has paged the Dae- 1 dandle of the Seven I s on its way to the harboirs fies.' It had on board aoo workmen and a thoufand troops, which will make the number of Ruffian troops in that Republic arnotret to 6or 7000 men. The lea reinforcement was aceopnriaried by General Avast., whts is deftined to to 'Commander in Chief of the ttoops of his fustian. General Svarecroarta Who., it was'fuppofed, had Oared here to take the Com mend, will proestit from the Seven !fiends to Italy. i 05aTIT. Jots ta.-v-The greatell confidion prevail,' along the whole Venetian (Nom, in confeqnence of the I open violation of the Convention. concluded in the year ifloo, and guaranteed by the Allied Powers. by virtue o(which the towns, Parse; Pierces, Butninto. sad Volliffa. were to receive particular privileges. — Is de6anee of this Convestion, the realer§ Ali Paths has taken poffeffioa of the territory of thefe toins whisk has occalloned a general alarm : t he inhabi tants tants have applied to the Plenipotentiary, Comte hiesseanioa, but he declines taking any meafure watch may have the (lighten appearance of hollilities spina the Porte. withwhich Ituffra willies to main tain the molt perfea good underßanding. His whole interference in this hair is confined to an applies • cation to the Divan iri -behalf of the oppreffed towns. In the mesa time we enjoy hire perfeift tranquillity ender the proteelion of our new Coollitution, hanksl to the pretence of die Ruffian troops, who, befides ' the advantages they diffufe by the money they ca wend, are a reftraint on the turbulent and faainus.— we hope that the anarchist principles that have bees feattered among us. to excite the flames of ifileard, will gradfially be entirely extirpated. '• Iliseati, &tr. r.---They write from Mentz, that they there taped the Emperor Naroteor, on the 4th or sth of September. by way .of Cologne and Coblentz. The Emprefswfil accompany her hufband on the tour to the Rhine. Official notice of the ap proaching arrival of the Emperor has been given by the Prete& to the troops and •eivil anthorities at Mentz. Every room is already befpoke at the inns, and private lodgings are f ly to be procured.— Upwsrds of one bnndred lodgings are hired, and the abient proprietors of large houfee are required to fur nills them immediately. • From Heats the Emperor will proceed to Spires, &e. MINTZ, Seer. I.—The Minifier of State T taro, General SIVA STi Atli, and many more Gene rals. will be of the Emperor's fuite. The reftdent, on the other fide of the Rhine are fummoned hither. Lodgings are 'already befpoke for Come German Princes. Mail elll/4. Atm. 31.—The French Emperor and Enviers are expefted at Strafburgh on the Bth or 90 of September. His Highnets the Eleetor of Bil d, the Eleetoral Prince, Prince Louis, the two handlers of State, Vow 0 A LLiIiG arid Vow Er:at-- psears, and other periuns of t he Court, will, it is faid, s • to Stralburgli. France, and another g reat Court, have already re cog nized the hereditarylmp t rial dignity of Aultria. Gaoono. Au0..29.—0n the sad the Count Ds LILLa left this city, and took the road for Mitten, by h e way of Willi.a and Kowny. During his flay bees be received every mark of aftectinfl from the 4301117110; Gene: 01 1 . of Lithuania, Baron Its amiss FM. His Excellency likewife gave orders that he lhould receive the bell accommodations on hisinurney. Vletie, a A V O UST 29.—The Cnro.l.4toll of his Iris lprig. y, as Hereditary ElTsperfa of Aultri.t, aostei=here in St. Stephen's Church, on the i , . Kesentte Avower et. --On the 27th inflant the Envoy from sire Kin of Great Britain and Lleaor of Elruallertele gb Baron RIM ri, Isit ibis ciry'for itas castes is bleeklenburgh. after baring fublitmed the Eleetoral Seam Envoy, Berms Oto. sic $ but the e E likewifii left this place on the ,9th fee, Wetalar. •C uuuuuu nee. Seer. I.—The Rulßett Iquadron f itied Eruct o.e Rua.: al the loth , for the :• ; 7 . o sth. Sr**. LONDON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ?7. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE ovi.oot confias 54f—he account, 574—.01nnlarn 4 1.'• PRICE OF STOCKS ON SA FTJEDAY 3 Per Ctnt. Red Ann. met 'Len/ Antitheft 3 pa Cent. Cod. 3 4 India Bonds to in ear. 4 per Caw bat kacteeii. mob, per tit dIE S per Cent Navy soli Euilitl Tick. OIL ti. 5 per Cent. 1797, But Confide for ace. 57} Dyson, Sir?. 6 --G o v. 5 per Cent. 18 14 U. Eachange-.Dublln an London art u. , To the many inflames already recorded of the daring courage and intrepidity manifeßed by our brave tars on every occafmn when the fafety d f 'he country or the honour of the BriLifh flag demanded their exertions, we have the fatisfattion of adding the following circumfiame which took place about ten days ago in the neighbourhood of Breß,:—An Officer and fir men belonging to the Comperes r-med fchnenct. of r 4 gutts,which veal has been wat‘bing the Motion, of the enemy in Breft harbour, in the night kif the 6th inn. landed at the entrance ot mounted a Hill, and furprized the guard Rationed at tie fignal poll, took away and brought off all the fignal fl igs, arid reached their veffel in lafcty with them. 'Hie CoLroys is Rill cruising on the fame Ration: The cadet hip, the roam, and / Fame, hays ar t from Berlin. He was one of the many cep tires made rived frocil ttie sltic in our Road. by Boserinra, at the breaking out Of the war, but . COTP•NciPams',SIPT•i4---jr°werae the middle h a d s e g ad fortune to efcapeto Berlin . Mr. Taos., this month the /tartan iquadronunder Rear Adnu fromass : ivyea. privat . e Mellinger to Mr. jaccsou, our %senses is e*Petted to return into the Baltici Mspiffer at Berlin, came 'over with Sir Jamas CRAW. the North Sea. Should this fquadron, while se ha North'Sa. find it netiery to pit into i port, it will FORD, with difpatebes. They left that city on the not put into an Engiiila .one, but into Come port in '27th of Aurae, and embarked at Elfineur, but were plotway. obliged, by aontrery wields, to put into Gottenburg, Lamle AOOOST 3r.—Their Majeffies, the Sing where Sir Jams Car:wrote took a packet for Eng. and (tiecn ' of Swede*, arrived here this afternoon . and'took their refidetiec at the Hot€l de Sacs. From land , and landed at Scarborough on Friday lafie. hence they intend to proceed to Ifagdaburg. by way H e l e f t ; s o r e it o f inerchantmen,conipktai bvikaor of Worlitz. • His Majetly's copfitts of fotty E d' t Elfin ur waiting for a convoy. ag . a e Orlon,. • . • Tams TUB HASOVIMIAN TURSTOIY, SOOT. The fortifications of Nienburg on the. Weiery are to be placectin the belt flute of defence; a certain Turn, it is Paid, is already appointed forlhat purpofe. 'lt it silo reported that Ueltaen will be fortified. • 'ASCU LITENSURG. AUGUST st.—Some days fine the EnrOy of the Elector of Here, Baron Cancan, arrived here, fince which we learn that his Eleiboral Highnefs propofes to make a vi it to this city in the *ginning of September. The intended journey of nisr Eleffor to Ratitbon has, in confequeace,been de. (erred to the path of September. The Elettoral Envoy Count Baur has been Cent from hence to Mentz to convey the coimgratitlations of our EleUnr to the Emperor of the Wrenches he paffes through that city. Ets is ua, UPI'. t.—On the loth of Aural, three Ruffienfhip . s of the line, two frigates, and and * cot d - ter brig arrived in his roadTrom pohttgen, ad this morning palled into the North Sea. Berms', Sari.. I.—M. Mamma. Prawn Ca. bitter Conrier, has pared through this city cm haw* from Berlin to Paris.' He is the bearer. it is hid, efl very important difpattlies from the Pruritus Anglo& dor, who will immediately repair to Aix-lasChapelle. Vienna, Aoo. 231..—The Außrien Imperial crows which is now making for the coronation of the Em peror will be worth feveral millions of florins, as *Ail met valuable precious Rona in the porehon of he I Imperial Houle will be employed to enrich it ; par► ticplarly the celebrated large emerald, and the tiro Erse fapphires, were rately porhaftd at a great C . BANOS or raw MATO, AOO. wasin COOft• queues of a formarrequeb made by the Rates of Swe den, that his blijeby the Ilitg has dVoisght it_gkcef. fare to renounce a longer bay in Ciernmay. Hebei quitted Munich in Order to MUM to Stockholm. He will not go to Berlin as was at Ara propoled. The Queen accompanies him on his jossise , b The fpeedy departure of M: Ps lEturraii,4he Ruffian d'Affaires, is Rill talked of here. It is faidhe Ch inil ar re I cudgeled by M.'Bonus. the Minißer Which, the fame who labonred with M. LAVOILIT on tlse plan of the indemnities. - We are informed fromiLatiebon riser feveral of the Knitters there, who bad ab(ented thensfelyes, have returned, and that it is expedod sat important notification will Lambe made to the he. The Chancellor of Sweden, it "is Paid. has 'sailed* letter *ratty from the King, announcing his return to his flqtes. I,tivaloao Sur. 6.—Public notice has Ota given Here t hat all Engliet" commodities may Sigh free both here. and in the whole Hanoverian territory, provided they are not on East& account ; it mu!, however, be Galin by certificate that they ire on the account of the receiver, whore *the mob be Wined in filch certificate. fiassauaon, toousr 314—The &raj& Courier.' Mauetsa, pare on the 18th of this month through grahlfuita on his way to Vaal,. It appears that Isis Majefii. tbough he has quitted Carlfruhe, will not imsbediately 'return to Stockholm or to 'Sweden ; he will pals he winter in his States of romerania, at. frigate is now fitting out at Stockholm to convey the Prince Royal thence from Strahlfund, to joie his pa rents. The Hamburgh Mail due on Wednefday arrived I yelierday. The letters by this mail confirm the ac- ' counts that an embargo has been laid on all thc Rof Ilan and Swerlifir veffels in the Italian ports by-order of the French, as alto on thole of another power not named, prohably Denmark. We have alto received tome Dutch papers, but they do not Cumin} much matter. By the Liflion Mail we have received fare ac counts from thc Mediterranean which than be laid before the Public to-morrow. In the mean time we conceive it a duty to Rate s that the yellow fever has again broken out at Malaga, that no time may be 101 l by thole in whole department it lies in adopt: ins meafcres to prevent *its importat i on into this country. 6ir Janes C.a.awroaa arrived yeiterday in lowa BLOCKADING StUADBONS. DOV,R, !Is?. iG. We have no news at prefent worth, committing t. paper. We ilia hear rumours of the intended inv;- fion, but this alarm has fo often been founded, ant! turned out falie, that little attention is now paid to the aping reports of the day. The good people of this place, Co far from eapeffing invafion, never give it a moment's thought, efpecially as the French have negleaed the late favourable opportunities affor4e( l them by the winds, the fogs, the late of the weather. ty a Letter received here from the fquadron of: Floating, dated the :tilt inft. it appears that the enemy's yeah there are Rill in the - faux Rate in which they were three weeks ago. Orders, it is Lid, have been given, that when it begins to blow hard, our fquadron stall leave their aations, and take palter in port. The barracks on the height; are getting on meta Saturday at noon Lord Wirtritta tame to town from Wimbledon. Soon aher . thk arrival of his Lord • fhip at the Admiralty, Sii Hosts Persian had aloritg • ' ' ' It was reported in Dublin on Wednefday, that Lord Laces*. brother to the Dukc of 1...4w s Tea , died fecidebly. • During the encampment at the - Corragh an half penny or penny was paid pergallou for water. In Dublin. an'Toefday evening, Major Swat' IP; prebendal fit jauineytnen cementer, on * charge of combidation. The owner' df the bode where the'y met wits alto take* into cuflodY.• Monday, upon felting fire to the train for blowing the rock at the Kinghrilm Quay. Dnlnfrirs, the Sot was dicchirged before the' iqrs got to a proper dif. lance. by which his' 'left hand and arm were !sty math injured, sod be received &vend leNer wounds on different parts of his body. Died. at Deakin, oa Mondaylaff, General Sir Its • Levan.; eflifostweltown, Bart, Colonellaft .8d regiment of Metrahcr of Parliament the county of which be reprefented for `years, and Slight Marefchataf Scotland. Sir Ro- 1 11;aT was the p celebrated in BURN S'S• P oed i of the is faiceeded in title and elate by his fon Ronat;Ceptain Glebe Ct noravaa frigate. Mifi Dotie4, who has been fo mach admired at Margate, is engaged at Drury-lane. N. . • DRURY-LAN, TN satka.---Tisis Theatre was opened on Saturday Wight. for the $4 thda this fen fop, with the Comedy - of The S4Pir's Daidders eadi n o Apia= ia Lando. With tie err:enable of Mrs. H. 'missive, who performed the'part which was tlfhally played hrhfrs. Your*, Mai was so alter*. tion whatever in the CheraPre. VOA qf they formers wet? greeted *kb the esitoMary met* 00 tlielienifsfee: '" ;• •;;T. • In the :Stood ?feu an spiny was nude for fokeeeelet *tit eiVaesreemod by ladifpofithes from &Snub' his nfual •Oeus. Vellum voltniteemil as hit lebithate, *Ad *est *oath the pin with nett mod tiefermd atpplaufe. ' • There is no alteratioa in the decorations of tie Theatre. The botes have bees new lined, and the interior of theta fret WOW * is VW- !Thi a, I terior alto has bees frelberted. sad the whole 'wears ithe fame light andelegant appears's* • at the oneniag. TM audience was more numerous thee might have been expeeted at this time of the year -- The Oh waseutirely tilled, and moil of the bows wen occupied. HarisatteavOn Saturday night this theatre elated with IThe trfonatineers," and the enmesh,. m e at of "The Gay Deceivers." Vt, yellenlay received Americas papers to the lab Anna locl*ve, bat they wands nothing of hest . tenet. New You, Ave. I.—A Gentleman arrived at from Charleflowe; ftsforms that at the time of its Wing. coofideralde mortality 'prevailed in that city. sod Hatt upwards of twenty paeans dune( of Macks) had died Ms day previou s . to his •. • ,• departure. The American farm continue to bewail the !nu of general Haim:rue. The New York State So dm of Cincinnati, la a dueler letter to the differ ent Societies of Cineinneti throughout the United States, thus charrolierifis him —" The lawyer• the fol. diet, the gntefasan, the patriot, have painted in his pearls. We have lull our brightelt moment, our bell hope. oar trued friend. " Extra& of a letter from the MU nirtanc....... AU the privateers except two have been uken, and chafe two have captured nothing of confeguence. hot thin are ttill two frigates cruising. and rhofe in the bar, hour are firing nut with all expedition." • The (hip Little Cornelia, of this port. from 11013 r. ,ieaux, was captured on Monday off the Heuk, by the Britith fhip Usseosa. We have jolt heard that' the fhip Er.getiia, which was captured a few days' finer off the co4R by the L aaaaa a. aqd ordered for Halifax, has arrived in our harbour. Report fay*, the Americans role, and recaptuied the (hip. Not a week ogres but we have to record the capture or robbery of tome of our 'Oils by the French priva teers in the Well Indies. We cannot poblifh the in fiats to which our c o untrymen are compelled to tub mit without feeling indignation at the eaufe 'which l irriditc:s this degrsdsti. , n of our national charaaer. Millions of dollars have been taken • from our met. than s by thee lawlefs pirates, and there is no prof peFt t.f any alteration in their condue. Were it not for 'the fpirit of e conomy which has moddetted the Adminittration, we might now have vt,licls of war to pink& that commerce which is the roo:-;e or our country's wealth. But a thirfl for popularity, and a boundlefs with for puwer t has denciryed the bet part of 041 r little navy. !rid let its imptotteed the degrading humiliation we are obliged to undergo.. As we conceive it to he our duty to nhferve a (hid, impartiality towards the belligerent nsti , •ll.. hith pleafure infert the following correition •of an error which appeared in Saturday's paper.—New 2 - cri Gls ash% Mears.l.ano and Corr-4s your piper of Stewart 14,1 ob fern it heard. that oo• patteneers sad one fehman eht frpreffed from on board the American Chip Use Oak, am l'aurfday left, by the Olken of its Botanic Majeftyl Lawless. •As Ms ts Mewled. yd in Ise pleated to palates. that tretiy fewisasaa IMIIWCIC Imperfect from the List glik, the femme issioded, mid you may sa with w rest maw tut the talk or ratrolling Be 4 tin faunas tas u oplearsot to the °Seen of hisieftys awry, as to the lopiduaN isapeedni rat the Grotto respires It. and It andtbe dons. Greet hritshi as This Mom ent . `WARN V' gant4: power of frame, and Nesting perhaps tot the Marty sod hapyloets of the moistly* of the wed& St We htd out infarosthe fees one at ers pseessen gt eta Use Oak. • smiperrt, ttrr. i 6. They have remained rely tranquil on the hoftile %hares for this day or two pet —,carce any Bring has been heard. The fquadron lies been reinforced by Come mere veffels from bover Road ; among them is the JACKAL' gun. rig and Cmaiarton frigate. both of which received damage in the Lift engagement with the gun.hoiu, near Calais. They have not effected a conjunetion with the Boulogne &Oa yet, but ate (laity . expelted to fail-4)se Wind and Weather arf very fine for them. Sni t SIFT. 16, Itetuqin jn the Downs the Alottaacn, UTROCHT, and !imams' men of war, CASTOR and Gait- HOUND frigates; SCOUR'S' and Oassvai !loops of War ; DIVASTATION and Liman bombs; KING Gasmen cutter, feveral gun-twigs; the armed defenie Sips, Bitift Eaft.lndia pilot. and a Beet of Durward bous4 velfels.--Wlnd, calm. • .IWARG4#I; 'SHPT. z 4. This morning an ahem& of the - M " ratlia• mat. prdi the babied of harbouring' Aliens; has been poked up in all pans of the Me of Thence. wherein the-frailties to which the inkaki;ants are fold" if they do not make a 'piopei return of their inmates, who are foreigner% ue _clearly explained. Slane the above has append, th e foMaving bas been added: - • Apse amain will& the &ad pribee et Se. /*es Margate, St. Pewee. IMmtilbefis, aod Ilhehlosese (ex* Ire• nip Ambanders. et brews ease?, +enlist era time% telogie lesiva? esthete/We ttdler Sims t sf atielhelara, at *we ie_peelt 49 the foam*. resiivel fees the Right Res. Lea liswisksim suet * hiele*Ye Priadrelfeeetterles et Stete.itaike. 1 ' Me/Pte. sere. 1 3. dee. Flatten COINI,DIputt, Ste. IL IL AS Allem we (Wetted to Wog with them tontrorte, eesetaer sense =unpin's prdatt in their perefeser • • Ceteeertienext ban reforted to ibis mature at a I very judicious bacon, for there certainly are many ignroPer perfpna bore. • Two Aliens have been fent to Dover Cattle within thefe hilt ten days, but they would not have been difcoyered bad not fame ftiftsi cious circumstances given pfe to a' variety of con jeaures.• " The drefs ball loft evening was attended by a blare of beauty and fathion, notwithilanding fhb intenfe heat; the thermometer being daring the day as high as iis. The, ball opened with a minuet by the ming Mifs taiarisLo and Mr. Le Bas:Alie of the Ceremonies ; cotillions followed ; they w.f.: facceeded by country cancer, in which the aecom Mifh MONTSLITU_, tpe‘tlPOMits Aartios'z, Mils they,* and Miff ltouss BOUGHTON eTCCUed. ROTAL PAWL r. WITSIOUTN, Seri'. I 3.--Yellerday afternoon, tbe I wind and tide were unfavourable fur the return of the Royal yacht from (ea. big lglayisvir, therefore, and his attendants, took to the barge a confiderable stray from thelhore. Two of the yachts did not come to their moorings before eight o'clock. Some of tile company,' much against their will, fiert on board, owing to the thick fog after dark, which prevented their approaching the fhore. A greet nay landed late in the evening, at fox miles ditlance from scone, and were obliged to walk in the dark t the fog watfo thick that they 101 l theinfelves, and were feveral hours in arriving at their houle or apartmentg in this town. This morning, the Princelfes Anolusra and 4o- PHIA bathed. The troops in the neighbourhood were all out; among them, the Duke of Cass mune F. at the head of his German Legion. Hi. May say: took a Mort ride to view them, but returned nn ac count'. of the fog, which Is Vequeptly very thick here. SEPT. Jos.—This monolog their MAJIBST3III left Gloucefter Lodge for the Royal Sovereign yacht.-- 'Me day being remarkably fine, they continued croi• flog until near five o'clock, when a thick fog coming on, they left the vac, four leagues at lea, stud pro ceeded to thire in the turge, where they arrived per• fetily Cafe about feven t the yacht did not came io till eleven: SEPT. ,5.—LaR evening his KIIIIISTY went forth' porpole of infPetling the picket g-aard, but from their marching- to their potts earlier than hitherto, h• NI..JSITY was ton late. He then proceefed to the Efplaniode, and walked for confider:able cline. About half pall fix o'clock thi. morning the Kige took his ulna ride, but returned in a ihort time to prepare for the grand review of the troops iintionte here. Their MA/ ISTI f And SSSSS poweedsJ in &lemons, and the Royal Doris on hoot /aback, to the rood, mar Maiden-Cattle. On their &trivalent the round,they we.e met by all the General Officers: his MAJMY mounted his charger. and proceeded to pats the front °of the different lines one-vs:red, any was received with arms prefented, colours flying, and the bands playing " God lava the King," &c. He then, accompanied by the tt,nyal Dukes, took kir Rand in the centre, and the different regiment s march ed pall him by companies. A molt excellent that' fight then comminced, in which the fi:ld artillery bore a confpicuous part. The whole concluded highly to the fatisfailion of his Majavrr. The Doke of 9•J S rtived here this day..