Star. — London, England, 1807-12-08 00:00:00

^ THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD. LEASEHOLD, and COPYHOLD ESTATES, near HORSHAM, SUSSEX. To he SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. WELLER. At the Ring's Head Inn, ilorlham, on Saturday the i9th of December, at Twelve o'Clock, in Seven Lou. Lot 1. A COPYHOLD ESTATE, confining of a Farm Houk and Out.buildinge, with 84 Statute Acres of Arable and Meadow Land, called nlockford, &nate at Cowfold, let to Mr Pearce, Lot a. A Leakhold Eflate, called Swaynes, Brootnhelme, and Brooklands, fituate at Rndgwick, confining of a Farm Hoak and nilt-huildinra. with so Acres of Land, let to Mr. Thomu Elliott, Tenant at Will. Lot 3. A Freehold Eftate, called Hill Houfe, fituate at Rods wick and Cranley, confining of a Meffuage, Barns, Ste. with 36 ACM, s Rood and 3 Poles of Laud, let to Mu. Thomas Elliott. Lot 4. A Freehold Meffuage, Darns, and Out-buildings, with 147 Acres, 3 Roods, and 3 Poles of Arable and Meadow Land, called Stumbleholnie,fituate at Rufurr and Ifield, let to Mr. Voice on Leafe, 6 yeary of which arc unexpired. Lot 5. A Freehold Menage and Farm, called Greenburft, &nate at Rudgeick, with 29 Acres, 3 Roods, and 38 Poles of Land,lct to Mr. Thomas Johnfon. Lot 6. A Capital Freehold Meffuage and Farm, called Moles Place, fituate at Rudgwiek and Cranley, ourprifing a Farm Houk and Out buildings, with 84 Acres, 3 Roods, and a 6 Poles of Land, let to Mr. Thomas Hoad, tenant at will. Lot 7. A molt clearable Freehold Eftate, called Ellen's, fituate at Fuburft and Abinger, comprifing a Farm Houfe and Out.build logs, together with 182 Acres and 9 Pules of Arable and Coppice Land, let to Mr. Stoning, tenant at will. The Eftates may be viewed by pernilliion of the Tenants, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; aifo at the Swan, Reigate; Red Lion, Dorking; King's Arms, Gudalming ; White Lion, Guildford; Half Moon, Petworth ; Nor olk Arms, Arundel; Old Ship, Brighton ; Star, Lewes; of Meffre.Winftanley and Son, Pa. ternofter-row ; of Meas. Johafoo,Price, ai:d Freeland, Sulicitors; and of Mr. Weller, Chishefter. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, THAREHAM AND KIRDFORD, SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. WELLER, _ . At the Half Moon, Petworth, on Saturday, December t a be tween the hours of three and four in the afternoon, in 1 Lots, z. bfof Defirable Freehold Ellate,confilling of a Farm Houle, Garden, and Barn, with about yo Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Coppice Land, called Child's Farm, fituate at Thalteliam, let on !cafe to Mr. Mutton ; and alto the Crop or Yearly Cut of two Acres of Mea dow, called the Doles, in Alhington and Warminghurit. Lot 2. A Freehold Lftate, called Crouchams, comprifing a Farm Houfe, Garden, and Out Buildings, with 30 Acres, 3 Roods, and 18 Poles of good Arable and Coppice Land, fituate at Kird ford, let to Mr. John Champion, tenant at will. The Eftates may be viewed by applying to the tenant., and particulars had at the King's Head, Horfluni ; the King's Arms, tiodalmin ; White Horfe, Hallemere ; Both, Farnham ; Angel, Midhu rft ; Fountain, Portfasouth ; place of fate; Marrs. Win - ftanicy and Son, Paternofter row; of Melfrs. Johnfrm, Price, and Freeland, Solicitore3 and of Mr Weller, Chichefter. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. 3 per Cent. Conf Slut—for Jan. account 64. Reduced 621-omuium prom —Elate! Fills, 3s. prem. PRICE OF S I'OCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 2254 Long Ann. 171 3 per Ctn.. Red. 6211 Imp. 3 per Cent. 6t } 3 per Cent. Conf. Anu. ant. Enke. Bills 3s ts. 3$ pr. 4 per Cent. Bc4 Omnium 1 pr $ per Ccnt. Navy fhut Conf. for aec 634 64 631 SPAIN. A fhip which failed from Plymouth fur Bilboa, ith Spanifh prifoners a few weeks ago, commanded by Captain May, returned to that port on Sunday, and has brought intelligence that, by the interference or dire& mandate of Nat•nntou, the PRINCE or ASTURIAS has not only been liberated from his con finement, but appointed Generaliffimo of the Spanifl► army. We have not yet learnt any farther particu lars refpeEling this interelling event, which feems to indicate a hngular and unexpeeled turn in the (late of parties at Madrid. Has that deflruflion been hurled on the Panics of the Peace which he had devifed for others ? or to what other cayfe ate we to attribute this lingular event ?—As it is poilihc the intelligence that has reached ty. may prove incorrect, we forbear to offer any farther IfblervAtions at pre fent. We have, however, to hate that our information comes from a qua rter that we hat generally found to be perfally authentic. PORTUGAL. By the fame veffel a report has been received that the French army, commanded by General Jt;Nor, bad taken poffeillor. of Lifb3n ; but the date of the trent is not mentioned, nor any other circumflances to enable unto judge of its probability, by comp.tring it with account, already received. THE CONTINENT. A Mail from Gattenbutgh Arrived this day ; alfo tiamburgh and Altnna Papers to the z all. and Danilh and Swedilh to the 24th ult. from which we have faceted the following articles : ALTONA, NOV. so. Private letters from Paris, received by the way of Holland, announce that the French troops have taken poffeilion of the Caille of St. Angelo, at Rome. They write from the Aullrian States, that the army of Neutrality, in Gallacia, has received ord e rs t o dilband ; and that the regiments which comport it will return to their rid quarters. Accounts from Lemberg, of the 3ot h of Odober, hate, dial a letter from Odeffa announces the arrival in that town of General Scballiani, who continued his route for Paris. COPENHAGEN, NOV. To. The Englifb Captain, Alexander Frafer, who commands the Vanguard frigate, flationad off this place, fent in, the sth infl. the following letter to Mr. Gram, the Swedith Conful, refident in this place: 6 6 I have the honour to acquaint you with the re ceipt of your letter of the 2d infl.,that my inflroaions for the blockade of Copenhagen are precife. I was at liberty to modify the blockade in loch a manner, that Danith and neutral veffels, under too tons bur then, laden with postilions, fuel, falt, and timber for building and repairing bottles, were allowed to enter the port, in cafe I should finchtle Dana Cornwall slant and Governor of Zealand difpofed to permit ' Britifh fhips and vac's to pats the Cagle of Crow berg unmolefied. • " All fuch fhips, however, both Danifh snot neutral, as have the above cargoes on board, and are furnillted with paffpnrts of Admiral Gambier, which have net yet terminated their voyage, are al lowed to enter the port of Copenhagen, but no other. 6 4 Having carried on a correfpondence on this fubjea with General Peyman and the Governor of Cronenburg, their final anfiler was-64 that it was not in their power to refrain from hoflilities." No- thing is therefore left me, but to enforce the block- ade in the molt vigorous manner. 4 4 In particular reply tc your queflion, I obferve— tfl, that all !hips furnifbed with paffperts by Admiral Gambier are allowed to enter Copenhagen, and fail from thence ; ad, that all veld, bonaide laden with Swedifh property, on producing to me a certificate thereof, (hall be permitted to fet fail from Copenha gen or Elfineur, for any Swedifh port ; 3d. nu Swe difh, or other (hip, mull load in Copenhagen any other property than Swedifh, Englilh, or neutral, and to put to fea wish the fame. Swedifh (hips in ballaa are at liberty to fail from Copenhagen, when they pleafe. a 46 It gives me particular pleafure to have it in my power to return the above anfwer to your queftion, without deviating from my inilruaionr. To rote& the trade ef his Swedifh Majefly's fubjeds, and the Swedifh coaft, form a particular and moll pleating part of my orders." COPENHAGEN, NOV. 21. The Royal Danifh Minifler in Paris, Privy Coun cillor Dreyer, hats fent his Secretary of Legation, Captain Guilleaume, as courier to Kid. They write from Paris, that his difpatches relate to a treaty of alliance between France and Denmark. Ruffia is alto Paid to have made propufals to the refi of the Nor thern Powers Pr forming a powerful coalitinn to re fill the defpotifm which the Englifh exercife at lea, in particular in the Baltic. HELSINGBURC, NOV. ts. The Englifh troops who landed at the ille of Hum are now embarked, on their return to England. AUGSBURG, NOVEMBER 12. The RofGan Privy Cuncillor, M. Dcrnidoff, ar• tived here from St. Pctei (burgh a few days agn, with a number of perfons belonging to the Chancelleries, and continued his route for nazi:. The lateß private letters announce that the French troops will quit Brannan the 15th init. and that this fourth will be given up to the Ault' ins. BANKS OF THE MAIN, NOV. f 4. Letters from Berlin (late, that even after the eva cuAtion of the Prullian States by the Confederated troops, there will (till remain for fume time a French gat rifnn in Stettin ; but the lot trelies of Spandau and Culirin will be given up at the fame time with the reli cf the count) y. HANAU, NOV 10. Immediately after the arrival of Mar fhal Keller man, the following was puhlifhed in tlii, place : Extra& from the Minutes of the Secretary's Office of State: • In the Palace or St. Cloud, Aug. 4, tBO7. Napoleon, Emperor 4 f the French and King of Proteeur of the Confederacy cf the Rhine, &c. tic. decrees : ART. I. All property, both tertitotial and allodial, honk., &e. helotiging to the riiiice of Ilan iver, as well as to the provincial dates, and the c-uniry at large, shall be fequaltated, and poffeliion thereof taken in our name. 11. All wocds and forefls are included in the pro. perty mentioned in the preceding article. 111. An Infpeaor of the Regiflering Office of Paris {hall immediately proceed thither, make an inventory of the above property, and tranfmit it to this office as boon as poffibie. VI. In the fame manner {hall be proceedei with regard to the country of Hanau. XI. '1 he Minillers of War and Finances are re. fpeaively charged with the execution of this decree. (Signed) NAPOLLON. Hanau, Nov. z. 1807. Ithl-LERMAN. SEMLIN, OCT. so. The aoth and 211 i this month B,oco -men, of the gartifons of Belgrade and Semindria, %vete tranf ported, with the utmost expedition, in waggons to wards the Buzawa, as the Tusks have, we ate af. lured, forced the paliage of that liver with 25,c00 men, and have already advanced to the lost of Socco, five miles horn Ufchatza. CONSTANTINOPLE, OCTOBER is. The grand Englith fleet under the command of Admiral Collingwood, has retired from the Archi. pelago; but a (mall fquadron, under the orders of Admiral Calder, remains off the Dardanelles, and blockades them fo Ittialy, that not a veffel can enter or depart a ithout being taktn. It is laid that the Englith Minifler Sir A. Pager, to whom the Porte had refuted permilfinn to land at Conflantinople, is on b•rarsl this fquadron. The Porte in making this tefufal declared, at the fame time, that he could not negotiate but in concert with his allies. The Englifls Minifler has, it is (aid, time made new propofals to the Grand Seignior. As ail importation from the Archipelago and Me diterranean has ceated, the fearcity of provifions is very contiderablc; it would be l ill more fo, if the navigation of the Black Sea was net permitted by Ruffia- There have already arrived from the ports of*. Crimea a confiderable number of veffas laden with grain and other pew/Mons. MILAN, NOVEMBER 4. Letters from Ancona, mention, that twentf eight Ruffian (hips, efcorted by the Alia (hip of the line, entered that port, , having on board the troops which heretofore computed the garrifon of Coati. VENICE, NOV. a. The French are marching in great numbers, not only to Dalmatia, but alto to Pefaro, Sinigaglia, and Ancona. On the 26th nf:Oflnber 1300 Ruffians, of the Garrifon of Corfu, landed in Ancona. It is ge nerally reported here, that the Senator Lucien 80. naparte, fhortly to be proclaimed Redd Lazio, King of Latium. NOVEMBER 11.—All the regiments which corn poled the Army of Neutrality in Ball and , Wel Gallicia, are now returning to their Tauten. LISBON, OCTOBER a 6. It is now finally determined, that the Prince Re. gent, who was on the point of leaving this capital, is to remain here with his children, and we under ' !land that General Junnt, who is now at Madrid, is I alone to refide here as AmbaWador. The general opinion is, that the Englifh, in conic ' quence of our ports being (hut againli their Win, will commence hollilities againft us, and take poffef ! fion of Brazil. THE ARMY. GENERAL SPENCER'S EXPEDITION•--The Ifl lion of the 29th Regiment, commanded by the Hon. Lieutenant Colonel Lags, yaleiday embarked at Porrfmoitili. This regiment, whole high charaeter is fo welt known in the army, has not been behind the t rth in the rapidity wi , h which it has been filled up, and fitted for fer vice, after) returning a fkele ton from North America a very few m',nths ago.— The embarkation of the Sad; commanded by Major MACD'NALO, is immediately to follow the•zsith. Yefierday there was a Grand Review of the 7th, 323, and soli regiments, and one of the German regiments, by Generals Sir Gsoaca PREVOST and PORTER, Inv/ions to their embarkation : the appear ance and marceuvring of the Fuzileers was particu larly admired. Report lays, that an able and alive Colonel of the Heavy Cavalry 6 to go out as Brigadier with Gene ral Spencer's army, intlead of Colonel 'BATON, de tained by bad health. A report has reached us, that amber force will fpeedily be cnlleCted under that able officer Sir AR THUR AVELLESLEY. General GOWER and the remainder of :i.e S tutu' . American army are daily looked for, when the Ge neral Court Martial will certainly go on. A Moniteur of a recent date was received in town this afternoon, containing a long article in anfwer to his Majelly's Declaration relpeeling Denmark. A letter from Hanthurgh in the Morihur [fates, that General PryMFrt has been arretted, and that General WaLt.sat•onass, apprehenfive of the fame fate, has 11tot Itimfelf. The blfffings of the Confctipt Laws are to he ex tended to Denmark, under the care of the Fren:h. Sir CHARLIS Cnrrow yeflerday received his final initiations at the Admit city, pret i•ms to the alfutnp ti n of his command. Captain Macgarr LEY, of the Lively frigate, From Lifiron, is arrived in town, and has had lereral in• terviews with Lord tviut.caays. Mifs Btusrosi, a few days finee, fent in her re flgnatiun to the , Managers of C ,, vent . Greden Thea tie, eparatory to her Nuptials with the Earl of CRAVIN, the ceremonial of which will cettainty take place in the comic of next week. His Loidlhip by the marriage articles has frttled upon his bride a join lure of _five itomAnd pound: per annum, and made every other curtelponding arrangement that can heighten her cnojugal felicity. We (hall be much dilappointed it blifs BRUNTuN does nut make the fe. r ions chat aeler the is about to aLEime, the molt lute telling and meritorinui performance of her life. THA THWATR E.—Both Theatres were crowded laft night by brilliant audiences: indeed the attraftions at both were fufficießt to occafion an overt iw. Mrs. JORDAN appeared in the WidoMi Be!moor, in 'the Way to Kap him, and lafcinated the audience at Drury- Lane with her ciquitite perbrmance of that part At Covent Garden, Mrs. SIDDOFS and Mifs SMITH exhibited fome of the &eft Ipecimens cf the tragic nit, in game Sbere aid Alicia. The other charaelers in both the Pieces jult mentioned, were ably furtained. The intere(ling caufe in the Court of King'sßench, the Earl of ELGIN v. nacos:ow, lot Criminal Con reflation with the Conflict; of ELGIN, his Lordthip's wife, is unexpeaedly gone off, by the Defendant tut feting judgment to go by default it only remains, therefore, for a jury of the Sheriff's Court, by their verdia, to declare the quantum of damages, which vet. dil will be I ccorded next term as a 'natter of courfe. The King of %%Tenpin+lia was not espeBed to arrive at Stutgard before the tsth ult. The revenues of the Kingdom of Weilphalia, which contains about 3,000,000 of inhabitants, ate air:sated at 16 million,. and a half of florins. So rapid has been the tale of that excellent New Magazine, The Salirry, that the two heft Numbers have already been twice out of print. No. 3, which was poblithed the lit day of the prefent month, abounds, if porlible, with more wit, humour, and ex quifite &the, than either of the preceding. NAUTICAL I NrELLIC EN CE. It is reported that a privateer, from Calais, captu red foot veffels, fuppofed to be hills traders, off the South Foreland, on Friday night la& CORK, DEC. 3. Lan Thnrfday Sir Samoa'. HOOD, with the CEN TAUR and CAPTAIN, of 74 guns each, and the Co ur,: frigate, failed from Portfmouth, and they ar• rived yefferday off this harbour. General BEAU FORD, who embarked on board the CENTAUR, came on (pore in a hooker, at an early hour this morning. When our Meffenger left Cove this day, the trard. port, with the troops on board, had not failed. TORBAY, DECEMBER 6. This afternoon arrived his Majesty's (hips Ville de Paris, Dreadnought, St. George, Royal Geor g e, Temeraire, Tonnant, and Culoffus, from a ctutze off Brett. PENZANeE, DEC. 5. Arrived the ketch privateer, Glaneufe, ont fix days from Brett, captured en the 3d inilant, between Scilly and the Land's End, by his Majelly's fhip Scots now : the mounts eight guns, and is pierced for fourteen, and carries fixty men. She has captured a Portuguefe (hip, and two Englith brigs, this cruize ; the is the privateer that has been fo often on this coati. PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 6. Arrived the Cartel, Captain MAY, from Bilboa, whither (he had been with Spani(h prifoners. A fignal has been flying at Maker Towcr for lix fail (.1 (hips of war from the wellward. PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER ?. SAiled his Mijelly's (hip la Sums, ss Ws a cnnvny for Guernfey and Jerky. Came into lia b his Majefly's (hip LIBERTY. Went nut of haiboor his Majelly's (hip Moss t.t.e. Wind N. W. DEM., DECEMBER 7. Sailed his M4jell)'s Thips ARGVS, Fit/mina, and DEFENDER, with the outward bound, &c. uuder con voy fur Portfmouth. IVind S. W. SIIEERNESS, DEC. 7. Arrived the Portoguefe fhip Flor de Mer, Cap• tarn Ds COSTA, from Yarmouth, detained by the Warmer there, loaded with iron, hemp, Ars, hated oil, and canvas, which is to be immediately furycycd, to afcertain if it is fit for his Majefty's fervice. On her pafftge from Yarmouth to the Nore, the left an anchor and cable.—Alfo arrived the Swe. difh fltips Triton, Tuawia; Ap..110, l'amesom; and Augutia, l'Errsasort, from London, for Gotten. burgh ; and the Rofen, PartracuirsT, from St. Uhe's w Car.lfam, with fat. the Asrattat frigate has come down from Chatham, and gone to the Note. Capts6l GFoans Meaais is appointed to the lklacN Fr, at l'ortfmouth, and Capt. 111•Iirsitz to the ZENORIA at Chatham. Lieutenant THostas Motu r.t 1. is alio appointed from theCitarte fchonner to the Acura gun brig at this port. The COR O. M ANDEL will be paid to.moirow, and go to fea im mediately. HARWICH, DECFIVIBER 7. Arrived the Ichonner Sea Lark, Lieut. lltwK•, from Copenhagen, after a very rough pafTage of about three weeks, in which they were obliged to throw their guns overboard ; and being limn of provifions, only (even or eight men out of 20 were able to keep the deck. We Icarn that a fchooner of a limilar de. fcription is 101 l in the Cattegat. The Lark, Captain Dtxt., having on board the mail for Cottenbure, h as not yet failed owing to contrary t‘inds. Remain the Vixen gun trig. The William, WAKE, from Riga for London, is captured and carded into Bra nhortn. The Martha, HoLLANn, from Shoreham for Ply. mouth, was captured off Potiland the 28th t ilt The Providence, H•vss, from Liverpool for Wa. terford, is Intl. The Providence armed flip, arrived in the Hum ber on the ad intl. failed from Hellingboong on the Loth ult. in company with 36 fail, and parted from them the next night, in a gale. :The United States, Mona oT and for Baliimote, from the Illes of France, is detained by hia Majelly's Ihip Leopard, and fent into Halifax. By the private !met' received from India by the Indus, dated 23d July, we a►e furry to learn, that a dreadful famine prevailed in the Madras Pre fidency, and that the orderable native inhabitants were dying in all direaions. The calamity was Deco Ironed by the violence of a late Monloon. ARNVED. Off Dover the Santa Cruz, —, from Oporto...At Dublin, the Swallow, Ftford, from Oporto; and the George, Jenkins, from New York—At Cowes, the Confiltntia, airitrUM ; flora, Lind berg ; Aurora, Frederick ; and the Frederick, Narbon,from Lif bun ; and the Hyades, —, from Charleßoo—ln the Clyde, the Jane, bag, from Lifbon ; Planter, M.Donald, from Maul) ; Northern Lilac rtas, Watt, front Chart, (too; and the Francit,Tay lor, from New York—AL Poole, the Parkftoue,..-- 1 from New foundland—At Briftol, the Recovery, --., from Newfoundland —At Cork, the Ann, Jenkins, Irons New York; Henry, P)l % , from Peterftturgh ; lfalella, Moore ; Archimedes, ; sod the Caroline, Peters, from Lifbun—At Hull, the Romp, Chewc ; and the Phenix, Nankin. from the Baltic—At Dundee, the Nymphs Salmon ; and the Belfro.a, Taylor, Irons the Baltic...At New York, the latiterprizc, Conger, from Briflol ; Hepfa, Hartlami ; and the Allegany, jay, from Liverpool ; Maddifuo, —, from the Clyde; and the Shepherdefs, Dean, from London--At Cbarkl• too, the Liver i mol and Charleltou Packet, —, from Liverpool —ln the Downs, the Union. Baker, from St. Michael's ; Flora, Perryman ; and the Princefs Mary, Hunt, from %L'aterfuni.-At Port [mouth , Friendihip, Palmer, from Waterford; and the Alba, Brunton, from Youghall—At Southampton, Lark, l'aylor, from Liverpool, Gratitude, Rowe, from Lifbun ; Argo, Howard; and the Columbia, —, tram Savannah; Robert Burnes, Waits ; and rise Pacific, bpahlitig, from New York; rata, Grant, from Alga ; hither,' Jones, from (ttiebec ; Napokoo I from Oporto ; Jofeph and Betley, Curry and she Britan nia, Gough, from St. Douilugo—At Waterford, Fiogall, Mirk ar, from Lifbon; and the Graces, Cuughey, from Loudon—At Bel fait, Graces, Poynter, from London—At Galway, Prcipea, Spence, from Peterfbiugh—At Grougtmouth, Nautilus, Stewart, from Copenhagen—.At Baltimore, Cattle, from Cowes; and the Indian Chief, frumLivcrioal.