Star. — London, England, 1807-06-17 00:00:00

I' h e re in an uncommon degree of health ; he con. Rudy vifited every'lbip himfelf, and law the fick re putedly, along with the doeors. 66 the Dutch are getting very refereed, and have now little communication with the Englilh. A Ge- D eul Court Martial is to be held on the Payinafter of t h e 45th Regiment, and on an Officer of the Cara- binders." Lan night's Gazette contains an Addrefs to his iklejeffy from the Dean and Canons of Windfor; Addreffes relative to the late change of Adminiftra lion have been alfo prefented to his Majdf y from the Counties of Sligo and Rots ; from the Miniflers of the Prebytery of Lewis; and from the inhabitants of the town of Dudley. A Council of his Majelly's Minifters was held y e fterday,at the Secretary of State's Office for Foreign Affairs, in Downing ftreet, on the accounts brought yefterday by the Hufum Mail. Yellerday morning his MAJESTY, Princeffes A u c us - TA9 SoPHIA, and Areztta, attended by Count Mute szsa, Generals SPENCER and GARTH, and Colonel TAYLOI and the Honourable Mils Eoarrom, rode in Windfor Great Park, and returned at 12 o'clock. Her MAJISTY, Princeffes ELIZABETH and MARY, took an airing in her MAJESTY'S fociable, in the Great Park, and retuned by Cranbourn, &c. at one o'clock. On Monday afternoon their MAJISTIE3 and the Patwcassas went to her Mutiny% delightful houfe at Frogmore, where a fele& party of Nobility were invited. In the evening Mr. BANNISTBR was intro duced, and exhibited his entertainment, at which • the Royal Party feemed highly delighted. Yenerday the Duke of Yos it held a public day at bis Office in the Horfe Guards, which was ♦ery nu: =foully attended. Among thofe to whom his Royal Bighnefs gave audience, were, the Duke of Arum., the Marquis of HUNTLY, Lord PAGIT, and a num ber of diftinguifhed military charaaers. It was pail (even o'clock before they had all obtained interviews with his Royal Highnefs. The 78th Regiment, which was Rated to have made a part of the feeond Expedition to Rofetta, was one of the corps of that gallant little army, whole bayonets difmayed and defeat , A a force of nearly double their numbers, compofed of tome of the bell and moll fav ,, urite troops of France, on the ever memorable and glorious plains of Maids. The brave Colonel 14'1Am), whofe name is given to us among the wounded, commanded the above gallant and diftinguithed regiment at Maida. A great number of Foreign Troops, deferters from the Dutch army in Swedilh Pomerania, have been landed at Sbeernefs diming the scut week. They have 3narebed for Lymington, in the Ifle of Wight, where they are to be embodied with the German Legion. The following lines are afcribed.tothe Right Hon. lONS PtltElooT CURRAN On the fame (pet where weeping THOMPSON paid The lin fad tribute to his TALBOT'S (bade: An humble Mee, by fond remembrance led, tiewails the Went where hemourn'd the dead; ror differs much the fubjedt of the grain Which -r of DIATif or Allinacc we complain; Whether we're Corniced by the'anal fccne. Or :nvious fees disjoining roil between; Abftnee, the dire effedt, is Pill the fame, Ynd Dca-rn anti Dirratare differ but in name: et, fort they're diff'rent, if the peaceful grave From HAONTIYO THOUGHT its low•laid tenants rave. Alas! my friend, were Ps ovtratice Inclin'd. In uirtekluing WrAttl4o hpretin kind, To the back every tddrog that the gave, From the wide ruin the would Meaeoav face ; Fcir Memory Rill, with mare than Egypt's art, Eirsbabniatev•ry grief that irounds the heart. Sits st the altar the had /stall to woe, And feeds the (our= where tears molt ever BOW. EAU. Alutaa.--In the derlin Telegraph, which reached us yelterday, there is an article refpaling this Nobleman of fuch an extraordinary nature, that tve could not perfuade ourfeives we could with any fafety give it 11 place in our columns. Some of our contemporarits have ventured to publifh it, but we thould think imnfelves culpable were we to do fo. It .I , t - an attempt to trace his Lordthip's defcent from the ancient Royal Family of England, for the purpofe of proving that he has a claim to the Throne. There was a time in out hiflory, when Inch an ar ticle would not hare been received with the contempt and indifference it will produce at prefent. But it is not the lean. curious circumflance that a Paper, under the controul of BONAPARTE'S Government, Mould fpcalc in loch favourable language of the reftoration of an ancient regal fleck, and betray fume indigna tion againfi the principle of ufurpation, and againil a nation being governed by foreign irifiead of native Princes. The following is all we can refill:he to infert from the article : 4 g The popularity enjoyed by the Earl of Moira in Great Britain, is worthy of the moll particular no. Lice. -It is the natural confequence of the high re Bard -which the Earl has obtained by the wifdom of his fpeeches in Parliament, by Lig genetofity, and the fplendour that furrounds him out of Parliament ; and hilly, by his brilliant defcerit. Lord Moira alto poireffes the merit of being an Millman, a Merit which the inhabitants of that gland do not meat with indifference. The Earl is defcended by his mother, a Baronet's Hunger ford from Henry de la Pole, Lerd i Montagne, who was beheaded in 1588, becanfe he had carried on a correfpondence with his brother Cardinal de la Pale. Her mother was Countefs of Saliibury, daughter rf George Duke of Clarence, (brother of Edward IV.) condemned to death for having revolted againil his brother ; he was a fon of Richard Duke of York, who fell at Wakefield, in 4 60 , in the wars of white and red role. His mother Ann, heirefs of Lionel, Duke of Clarence, was mar ried to Richard, Duke of York, found guilty of a confpiracy, and beheaded in 1415, who was the fon of Edward Duke of York, fourth fon of Etlw lII. The bodes of the Earl of Moira contains a ct-lit &ion of portraits of his illuftrious and royal anceftors." The re nainder of the article would difgrare our columns and difguft our readers. We are utterly at a lofs to conceive what can be the 01+:61 of this extraordinary produflion ; but we are convinced that the Noble L"rd, whole title to the Throne of theft Realms it endeavours to ellablith, mull feel difguti at the prailes which it !writhes upon him, and indig nation at the irdinuation with which it conclAcs. soffricer, nitzLirczkci. , m ..• Maths—wind W. vi. DUE. ARt . DOB. D6llO o o . Too-iagen. 0 0 Waterford s i Lifboo 0 I Gottenburgh b 3 New York d 0 The Hope, deasti, is arrived at Peterhead from the Greenland Whale Fifhery, a buskper fhip, With nine large fifh, three of them in The Noise is believed to be the firfl (hip arrived In Britain this feafon, and one of the earlielt knoirn from Greenland, having left the ice oti the 23d ult. Capt. GIRRY faw the Neptune and Latona of Aberdeen, with one fifh each, early in the feafon—but gives very few particulars of the tithing in'general. TORBAY, JUNE Is. This day failed his Majeay's (hips HIBERNIA, S r. DRIADNOIJOHT, LONDON, BIILLIILOPHON, MONARCH ) and CHAM?ION, on a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE i 6: Arrived the STAII. (bop of ;tar from Cosies ; and the Venus, CHaasMaw, from Gottenburg with dealt for Guernfey. The Atoms frigate is appointed convoy for Cork; and the Incomyrawr for Guernfey and Jerfey.—Wind W. DOVER, TUNE ii. His Majefty's gun brig TURBULINT has detained and fent in here the American Ichooner Chyle:, of Bolton, Captain Pao sons: bound horn Leghorn with a cargo of currants and juniper berries, to Copen hagen. PAITed by laft night a convoy from the Downs, bound to the weftward i alto the fhip Neptune, Cap tain SMITH, from St. Thomas's, for London. The American brig Mac of Portfmonth, is gone into the Downs this afternoon, appaiently detained by a man of war which was with her. Wind S.W. moderate. DEAL, JUNE r 6. Put back the INDIGNANT gun brig, and Pleafant Hill hired Coop from the weßward. Arrived the DESPERATE gun brig from a cruize off Boulogne ; Ararcata a frigate Irom Sheernefs. Sailed the Nos ?H' RV S fire veffel on a maze off Boulogne; Verus frigate for Shecrnefs. Wield well and moderate. IIk.MAIN 111 *l4l DOWNS. The P:lneefs of Orange, Alfred, Trolly, African, Dlfpateb, and Proerialloops; Exploilon and Fury bombs ; Indignant. Del petite. Charger, Turbulent, Blazer gun trigs, and Pkafant liiil hired [loop. SHEERNESS, JUNE t 5. The SPY sloop of war, Capt. Hunsow, is ordered to be paid off; her men are turned over to the CHE RUB. Paffed by this day for the River Thames, a large fleet of Well Indiamen. Juma 16.—The Escnsr gun brig failed this morn ing with the trade for Tonningen. The CHERUB 11 >op of war has hoilled the Ggrtal for a convoy to the Baltic ; to fail on the aoth ARRIVALS. At Liverpool, the King George, Edvrards,fmm Antigua; Smort. I Hall, from Kcnnahuck ; Stephen, M from Tortola ; Erin, Pratt. from Triefte; Goodrich, —, from Grenada; Sally, Rowc, from Charielton ; Lucinda, —, from Memel; Courtney, Bry• ant; and Halcyon. Reid, fromPhlladelphia ; Falmouth, Sherwood, from Jamaica; Jofeph. —, from Portland ; Eleanor, Keating, Robert Bums, and Cupids,--, from New York—la the Clyde, Little George. from New York ; George, M•lntcfb, from St. Kitts; Volant. Warren, front Charlefton ; Prince of Anneal"; --, from St. Vincent's, and the Induftry, Wright, from Virgi nia—At Cork, the Lovely Betky, from Barbadoes—At Londonderry, the Charlotte, —, from Danteic—At Dublin, the. Bazar, —, from Archangel-i-At Newfoundland. the Nan. cy, Jones, from Plymouth ; and the Mends, Hammond. frotnLif hon—At New York, the Flora, Campbell, from Lilbon—At St. Kitts. the Progrefs,—, from Lotnlon— At Dominica, the Fanny, Matthews, from London—At Monte Video, the Hope, Kemp, from Dublin—ln the Downs. the Neptune Smith; Economy, Taylor; and Mary Ann, Harris, from the Weft Indies. DI:"TRIBI.1 I lON OF FRIAR MONEY. The Aniethyft, for the capture of the Ebenezer, July 30, and Juno, Auguft 1, 1833, will be pall at Plymouth, on Friday neat, and recalled at No. 13, Great George-ftreet, Weftniinfter, for three months. The Champion, Lord Nelron, Francis, and the Cracker. for the Charlotte April 16. iBos, will be paid at No. iB, Clement's lnn,oo Friday neat, and there recalled en Tnefdays and Fridays; The l.bndnn and Amazon, for the Marengo and Belle Poule M❑reh 13, wilt be paid on their arrival, and mailed at No. 18. Clement's Inn, on Tuefdays and ;Ways. The Scorpion and Lord Wirral, for the Ignatius. Anguft a, 18 '4, will be paid, the former on hoard, on Friday nest, and the latter on Tutfday mat, at No. 18, Clem/Ines Inn, and there re• called on Tu. fdays and Fridays. Anstiaat.Tt Couati liocro*s terday the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes. _ _ _ _ Alert, Forman mafter.—This was a Britillt v,ffel, Captured by the French. and afterwards re captured. The Cuurt pronouLccd falvage to be due on Chip and cargo. Anna Margaret, WatcrMan matter.—ln this cafe, there being no claim lletme the Court, the (hip and cargo were condemned. and the mailer's adventure reftored, by confeut ef.the captors Vifflaboom, Williams thafter.—Thii wa• i Papenburgh Tea laden with Mt. Ship rtiturekl with freight and espences. The following veffels of the Fleet from the Lee ward Minds are yet unaccounted for, vii. The rent. Hall; Catharine and Eliza, Lo*es; Mary. Trenton ger ; Nancy, ()Abbe ; Walker; Valetta, Staff; Ann, Mae kenzie ; and the Itcbecea, Clelfc, for London; Caledonia, Jack fon.' jade, Anderfon ; Charles and Marla. —; and Mary,Hoyle, rort.ivel pool; !label's, Collins, for Lancafter ; 7 for Clyde, I fur Dublin, and a fur Cork. Letters were yeflerday received from Sir RICHARD Sraecaater fquadton off Rochefort, dated the Bth inflant. It c..mfills of fix fail of the line, which are all vietualled and flored for five months. The enemy's Mips in the harbour of Rochefort confifl of fix fail of the line, including the Calcutta. The FrenchAdmiril, it was underflood, had received orders to put to lea the moment he could elude the vigilance of the Br i tifh fquadton. Monday the PAINCI WILLIAM failed from the liiimt”r, with a fleet of flaips for the Baltic : the fame day the CIAMNT gun brig fa iled with fleet, for Tonningen, the wind S W. and having con;inued favourable; it is expeEted they have a quirk voyage. Another convoy will f.il for Tonningen about the zoth init. and one for the Baltic the sad. Soiid. cati&L By bletspelyde; i weld Deb*. I thought nay fortune I w 0 0 44 falai So left my fweet espeded Bride, My HtLai fair on Eltran Bram When dittant fa in Foreign climes, I mi-:zd !till my youthful dsyi; I thought upon the happy times, I (pent with ha on Elvan Brad. • I left there regions fo remote, I left the fultry &lentos blase: . And fought again my native Cot, And thy tweet Lift on Elvan Braes; I taw the Clyde meandering flow, But think-0, think of mi amaze ; My little Cot was leveill low, And ruin'd quite on Elvan Brae& Enquiring for my bonny Natt., No tongue nor pen—can tell my wan; They ihow'd her Grave—l fainting fell, And frantic rote on Elvan Braes ! beimfria. w. M'nTt s. cirr BUSINESS. Yedetday a Court of Aldermen was held at Guild hall, at which the Lord Mayor prefided, fourteen Aldermen, the Recorders Sheriffs, and other City Of ficers being prefent. The price of bread was ordered to be continued at t ad. the quatterd loaf of wheaten, and toad. houfehold: • The Lord Miyor informed the Court, that Sa muel Birch, Efq. had been duly elated Alderman of the Ward of Candlewick, in the room of John Peter Hankey, El* Mr. Birch being fent for, immediately appeared in Court, and being introduced by the De puty and Common Council of the Ward, took and lubfcribed the ufual oaths, and took his feat among the Aldermen. A dividend of 21. per cent. due on the gth of July next, was ordered to be paid. Meffrs. Benjamin Spencer, George Sloat, Daniel °pie, David Wilton, Wm. Chapman, Thomas Blacknone, Thomas Stoat, and Wm: Loft, were re elated Rulers of the Watermen's Company, and John Hamer, George Tattoo, and Francis Theodore Hay, were re-defied Rulers of the Lightermen's Company for the year entoing. Mefirs. Harrifon, Helme, Yates, and Johnflone were re-eleded Beadles of the Court of Requells for the year coining. The Court broke up at four o'clock, and proceed. ed to the Manfion Houfe to dinner with the Lord Mayor. SrLITHWARK ELECTION Ditimaa.--Yefterliy the 24 , 11 Annivcrfary of Mr. H RIMY THORNTON'S firft Eleflion was held at Mr.Towassan's, the Horns, at Kennington; Cotnntl GAISTKELL in the Chair. When the cloth was removed, the favout ite Canon, Non Aoki, _Dwaine, was mnfi admirably Tung by DIGNUM, LIETIp TAYLORp &C• Mr. THolaros, on his health being drank, ad verted to the lownefs of his numbers on the poll this time. compared with former occafions; he made fome very throng rem-Atka on the fenfelefs clamour that had been raifed ag4intl him, which he refuted as he went on. The health of Sir Thomas Turton, the Lord Lieutenant of the County, and the High Sheriff, were then drank, to each of which Come excellent tongs and glees were added. Atter the health of the Members for the County of Surrey. S. Thoravn and G. Sumner, Efqrs. was drank, Mr. S. Thornton rule to return thanks fur himfelf and his colleagues; and his fentiments were heard with loud and repeated acclamations. SOLT TH Lowry - or WATER WORM—The opening of there Works, in Kennington•lane, took place yet. terday, at one o'clock, agreeable to public advertife ment. A great concouife of Nobility and Gentry attended, to witnefs the :voi king of the engine, for conveying the water to the furroundiog neighbour hood. By two o'cl ,, ck, a great number of Ladies and Gentlemen, of the fit diaineion, were prefent on the ground. The Royal Standard was hoilled on the top of the Engine 11 ,, ufe ; and the band of the Lambeth Volunteers was Itationed on the gallery of the building, and played feveral loyal airs. By three o'clock, neatly five thoufand people had affem bled. _ _ _ _ After the numerous vifitors had gratified their cu• riofity, and taken refrefirments, they repaired to the Lawn, when dancing commenced, accompanied by 1 the band of the Loyal Southwark Volunteers. The' dance was led off by Captain Nicirrog, of the fame Regiment, with Mils MILLS, to the favou:ite tune of " Earl Moira's Welcome to Sew' Ind," which was followed by " Drops of Brandy," and feveral other favourite dances, and concluded with " Water part. ed from the Sea," atter which .the company repaired to the Pilgrim Tavern, where fuccefs was drank to the opening of the water works. Drury Lane Theatre doled for the feafun Jan night, when the ufual thanks were returned. A compofer of murk in the City lately intimat ed to a ftiend his intention of becoming wine met chant; at the fame time (*tidying, that he did not exaftly know how to reconcile the pratftice of two occupations fo diffitnilar as his,prefent one, and that which he purpofed to unite with it. " Poll I (ex• claimed his witty ftiend) I'll loon obviate that eta culty tot you, put lip a large board, with thefe words on it :—" Mufic imported, and wine compfed by —." CHRIST'S'S recent Sale of Pifluies, in Pall Mall, attratted all the Cognofeenti in town. Among the molt coufpictious were, Lords As H11..a1l H•l4, GROS SSW.", and RADSTOCK; Sir FRANCIS BARING, Marra. ANGERSTAIS, HOPS, DUNC•N, MILLS, I,LIGH,,BCC. —CHRISTI' difplayed a perk° knowledge of the titre Atli, and was extremely eloquent in bringing the va rictus beauties t.f the Pale forward upon the canvas ; !he prices were of cootie high—a Correggio fold (or between a and 3000 guineas ;and the Woman taken in Adultery, by ltenthrandt, was bought in by a Mr. k.:Ltrr .ItD at sow guineas; 4oco had been previonfly offered, and it was expelled that this chef d'oeuvre would produce fix. The Auelioneer's hammer went -lowa to the tune of Seventeen Thoufand Guineas. ill* ir Liat: , eove# EtchAttE, jinn At the new Market to Jai there we& toreiible . cinintitiei of *heat ; fecotsd and ordinity titiatties are at rather lets pricei ; and prerfon, to the fi,.tift of the Magid on Monday, Were about 4s. per qu'irtet loiverßyi is dearer*fiitit teas likosife.;- - in Bari* Malt, and Beans, hnft fmall itriationa— Oats ftiPpOrt the tate advanie—fisPe Seed is cheaper —American Floor as lad week ; &ne Os. to 435. per barrel—Some cargoes of Amertcan Wheat art (eon expefled: ,Oj,ELIAL eastaatier As What, 48i 6si ids pit*. Chi Pare 425 46i lice Ditto, its f.Di sus a is Od Rye, tos cis 73ek Dhro 36s ess od Barley- 46.4 u od Oats. sSs aBti34l Makt.66. 754 od_ . Polaid die* 364 jrt od %lite Peas !bodes's) 764 114. !la Seed oil al. Fine Flour 6os 6.# sse to 60.. coLd‘r OF sammaN IN Retshi. An article in the rarti g ti Papers, 4:foil St Pe. terfltiurgh, May 4. layi, 0' His Imperial Maje:ty has been pleiced to grant every remaikahl: et: trier to the colony Of Saotfinen who hots been fettled, for the lalt f.oar yeart, in the mouitta;n• of Caucafus.— The rights and privileges ~ccorded to theft S:otfmen who form a detached tetilement in 4 diltritt ft thinly peopled, and bordering on the territories of CI many uncivilized tribes of Mahometans and Heathen , ate intended to incteafe their activity in extending trade and manufaetures, and to place them, in teipe& to their immunities, on the fame tooting with the 'an gelical Sot:zty of Sarepta. They ate to have the requifite additional allotments of land, as near as pofEhle to the village whiCh they have already boun ded. On thefe his Majeßy feetires to them the per. petual potleffion, promifing that no part of the track allotted to their community thall ever pals by Tale, Mortgage, or bill of emption, or on any other pre tence, into the occupation of Grangers. They are exempted from all impofts or burdens, for thirty years, at the end of which period they are, inflead of the poll tax, to pay is copecks if tent for each acre of arable land, and to pay their proportion of the laud tax, but t) remain exempt frimallother impolls. from he civil and military fervice of the (hate, and ft.( m the billeting of foldieri ift any of their villages. The free exercifk of their religion is confirmed to tl en, and the internal affairs and pisrce of the tettle• men' fhall for ever be ahniniflered by a Magiitr ite chain froni among themfelves. His paffpoti will he a fuflicient authority for them to travel and traffic iu every part of the empire but not for leaving the coon. try. The Chief Magiarate is not, without (*eta' pe mi fiin, to admit to the piivilcgcs of a colonitt any Ruffian fubjeCl, but is at liberty to receive, as fettlers, Kabardans, Circaflians, and every other defcription of Mahometans and Heathens, being freemen, and taking the oath of allegiance to his Majefly. Thefe may alfo become converts to the religion of the Co. lofty. The Colonills may alfo buy and keep Kabar dan, C rcalfiaioand other Mahometan and Heathenifh fl.v:.. They may freely exercife ever y fort of trade. art, or manufatlure, ant!, within their own limits, diftil and vend gp'rituous liquors. The Colony is placed under the Ipecial protedion of the Civil . Go vernment of Caucafus." lq.nday night, about eleven o'clock, a difpnte arofe at a public hogfe, the fign of the Unicorn in Scale lane, Hull, between Thomas Riggs, mailer of a Wakefield flats's, and Thomas Parker, alio a marl_ ner in the Nottingly trade : the parties in ct'nfeq.tance agreed to atlj.mrn to Scale•lane Q . Tiy to fight ; when after a quarter of an hour's contention, Thomas Par. ker 101 l his life in the affray. The body was ;Mine. I diately brought back to the public-bottle, and en deavours ufed to rent re animation, but without &ea. Riggs hasfurrendered himfelf into the hands ofjullice. FEMAIA POOILISM.—At Binns Grcen Fair, Weft Grtnllead, on Friday lafl, a pitched battle was fought between two Amazonian fair ones, in which no fmalf degree of courage and fctentific &ill were difplayed. Twenty (harp rounds were fought with various fuc cell, but at the end of the al If round, a knockdown blow gave the victory to the youngen, an alive damfel of 24 years of age; her antagonifl, who ap peared about 40, though fecond belt in the affair, difplayed great bottom, and was much applauded for her flyle of fighting by the mate's., prefent. Theta women, like thehile pr , fell'orr of the other fez, were unencumbered by clothes from the wait) upwards they were attended by their feconds and bottle-holders, and exhibited in a well kept ring of very largo di mentions. On Wednefday 144 John Stonehoufe, a fervent of Thomas Fifhbutn, Efq. of Whitby, going with a cart to a neighbouring village, in - leaping our, had the misfortune to fall under the wieets, which pal. ing over his body, he was fo materially itju:ed, that he died on the following day. Wednefday left, the body of . Ralph Wilton, a la bouring man, was found in the Old Dock, Hulls his friends had been dragging fe feral days for him, fear• ing he was drowned. On the day he was firit mif fing he had been in company with Come friends, and on patting from them was obfaved to be rather in• toxicated, and expreffed a fear of nor getting fate home, and wished that fame one would accompany him ; but that not being attended tn, and the night very dark, it is conjeflured that he miffed his way, and thus his dread of drowning was fulfilled. During the left fortnight, feiren convies have efcaped from on-board the Hulks, at Woolwich ; among them was the notorious liohner, who was coavified at the tail Surrey Affixes, for robbing le veret gentlemen in Vauxhall Gardens, on the night of the Prince of WALES'S Bilth.day. It has lately come to the knowledge of a principal Lottery Office Keeper, that a quarter Share of ~no of the ao,oool. Prizes in the laft Lottery, became the property of a ref - peel:side individual; who had re trenched for a (Dort period five Whop per week of accuilomary elpences, and appropriated the favings to the purchate of the aoovementioned Share. From much loft weekly favings might many other individuals become candidates for Fortune's favours in the great and advantageous Lottery now fu near at ale.