Star. — London, England, 1804-11-02 00:00:00

LONDON. To4sermy we mall lay berm our Readers an account of the march made by the malignant fever, which Low t az:ea at Gi braltar, and which, we arc lorry to had not aLatol ou the jd of Ottaber• FRIDAY, NOVEMBER s. !RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Codas. for Matey cf.-ditto, for acc• 73. Itoduced 561-.omniutn 641 We have estrafted from Come American Papers which have reached us the accounts of a trernenlous gals of wind which took place in the harbour of Charldioms, on the 7th of September. PAbly this might have been the sad of that hurricane which has done fuch mifchtef in the Windward Ulan& ; of -vhich fbme further accounts are given in our Punt - mouth letter. Thismorningtwo mails arrived from Gnttertbutgli, from which we have made fume extra 66 : STOCRHOLIII, OCT. al.—Orders have been given for the royal carriages to repair to Yilad to meet the lEing and Family upon their return from Stralfund, and convey them home. Great pi eparaticns a►e making for a general illumination upon their artival. They are expo:fled about the end of the mood•. GOTT!lranaO. OCT. a6.—The French Commercial Agent, who yet refides here, has received an order from his Government to quit Sweden imntediately. Mr. SPLNetn, SMITH, late Englifit Minifler at Stut gard, arrived here on the xrd infl. from StrAllund ; every means is taking for the defence ut that fortrefs. • Ye!erday Count d' ALTO, s,under the title of Count de. Puirnisvar, arrived at Yarmouth in the Prince of Wales packet from Gothenburg. de was accnm paaied by the Chevalier de Porstc tie, Abbe de Tts, and fame dontegics. Mr. &sacra S4ITH, late En wdy Ettraordinary to the Eleflor of Wurtcmbergh, and fuita. came over in the fame welfel. _ 'Ms rooming arrived a Mail from Liibon, brought 0 Fa lneoath by the Town SIND Packet. The ILLOSTIdWS man of war, Sir CHARLES HA. WILTON, is arrived at Plymouth from our fquadron of Ferrol, which the left all well on the 27th ult.— The day before the failed i a veffel arrived with dif patches from OUT Government to Admiral CocllltAtili. giving information of the capture of the Spanith fri gates. A fignal was immediately bolded on board of the Admiral's (hip, for all Captains, and every perfon belonging to the Britifh fquadron, to quit the sore, and not to hold any communication with it till farther orders. Not a tingle boat was (offered to ap proach the fhip which brought the difnatches, that no intelligence might be communicated from it. Sir Caseates HAMILTON kc. off for town immediately on Lis landing. We have received fome accounts from our (qua dean off Ferrol, all of which agree in listing, that no tarmaineott were preparing in that port. and for this good reafon, that the naval arfenals were totally on. provided with the means of (milling one upon the soca limited Peale. By accounts from Valencia, dated early in Ofto ber, we have been favoured with fume farther parti cular: of the Spanifh infurreftion. At the beginning of laft month, between thiec and foer thoufand of the King's troops entered the pro vince of Bifcay, without any opposition from the in forgents. Admiral MAsSAICDo, and General Oa sayses.a, who are laid to have been the ringleaders in that revolt, were arrefted and fent to Burgos. Up wards of two hundred of the moft important perfons concerned in the inforration are faid to have fled in confequence of the unfavourable anfwer received from Bow AAAAAA to whom it is reported the Bikayans offered to become valtals, as the head of the French Government. —His Imperial Majefly is flatedto have recommepded to them to continue in fultjzEtion to their own Sovereign, to whofe affiftance, in cafe it were ne ceffary, he would fend an army of two hon:lred thou rand men. The bufinefs was, notwithfianding, con fidercd as far from being fettled. A report of a very momentous and extraordinary nature has reached In by the fame conveyance ; but it is cf (itch a nature as to render it an aft of di:Cm lion to refrain communicatii:;t it to the Public. Accounts from Laois, of the toll ult. mention, th. it the Porttiguefe Government hat eflablifhest cot- Yefteiday, at one o'clock, the Sparifli Ambatt.dor duns of totops on the frontiers, for the porpile of pre- had an interview with Lord Haeltowsy, and cmiti venting the introduftion of thepeftilenii.i f cver ,ah,d, Toted with hi. Lorclfit'p tlitee. Son after t ba had made fach ravages at Malaga and ~:h er pats of edith Amhati a dor had a he ball on ar n i nterview. Sisals. All thok who were found corning Pram any in 1 1 \ , : n o e n s e eaten part of the Spanifh territory. were ;now !:.1• , 1v I A i t; t.. 0 or....e P TS More r, has licen rated and hurried to the I.:I tretto, may either Port,moith or Pt-moot:). indoor, at the date of titer,: ACCoUnIS, c .ruin-J. j Mt. Fi.x, we lw aAni, is sprinted one of the guardians of tie yoirrig Doke of Ls IN s r a. Yellerday we received accounts from Ly I The heroic' batiali•in of the aid 11 , 711!and regi way of AmlierJam, ann-uncing :he dt:.'.•rte c t t!.e mem landed on the s(th ult. at irt.ni Eng usaliguant fever, which has r. ge lat Malaga. W e , land ` `nd were bilhted through that C r have now the fatisladion to are, that, on the fal. orditiv, to acc•itritt !Sims Florence, ths bank of Maser, the deaths We: c no min e than fit ur ! Nlt'tt-co Matta fia.si, hanks to her Er ituitias p a yment for the lute of two mil . At Vele: Mains it Was alto rapidly declining. Otlr l liens r.( fend occostats from Cosiiz come down to the id initant, and l'untesso.—Toeflay a bate,, which lailed an Date, that, although .ice diforiCT had made its appear- 1, 14 4.. d five n.i. 1' a. 1---ight on Wimbledon sues there, its progrefs was not very great, and none common, totween Cionor, an Irifhman. and of thole who had formerly hi en aftl•Sed oils it were Mite, a Sh-tlao.ini4n; rat a nombers t ru ol ie r: c a n t n t t e e ti tt .l. t t j f v i i i hri A m t.o li u t t p7 f or t ro now attacked by it. At Al;eant th:y were since free from it, and every precaution itad beat emrluiedto not till b e ha d a true C u ; , vICTOM iu appcaraact eft that Yeflerday we laid before nor Readers a retry of a Letter from the French Minider of Marine to j r tote e BowaraaTa, on the lubjeft of his marriage:—chit day we infert another letter from the fame Minitler, to M. nowt', the French Mittifter in America, on the fame fobjeet. They ate (aid to have been in tercepted, but when and by whom is not mentioned. —We are not much inclined, however, to doubt their authenticity. They appear to be genuine.— Poor lIIItnIME is in a fad predicament in conic quence of his marriage—and unlefs he is content I to facritice fame, wealth. and honour, to hwe, it teems he will have nothing bat love for his por. tion. NAPOLEOOI it ridizoloufly and abfurdly offen ded at an alliance formed by his brother (perhaps at too early an age indeed), bat in which these is no thing unequal. uniefs between private perfons like It cc ME and his wife, aid a felf-created Emperor like hlaroLlow. Cornpatifons may be odious in inch a matter. But has Imams made; more 4ifcreditable marriage than Narot.rox, one of his brothers i Na rot.com fhould have GU nothing about this baners. He has been the arrifetr of I.: (mot fortune to be fore, and of his glory too. But the left there is fait! of the / key of his lover the better. He has got fet his bre thren the faireß example in this way. The people of America mug be much flattered by 's repudiation of their conneZlion. What will they think of Bo 's pious, prudent, and brotherly advice to IRROINII, to run away from his wife, and to treat her as a mete concubine, betaufe (he i s quite below lig, though the is quite as rood as any if awns) This moil teach them not to pay too much attention to the eajakriaa of the Boxa►atrs's and the 1' 'a, Mho fornetintes mar nil_ them for their purpode•, and at the fame time lAn ic h I at them, or confider them as cleatures aitog-then of an inferior fpecies. ~, }, i~~ To the front of our paper will be found a faithful tranflation of the French Note. which gave rife to the fpitited and argumentative °bre§ vations contained in D'Ov sates Note of the z td of July LI . ....-- Want of time prevented our laying much on the atrocious and unheard of outrage committed by the orders of B t, on the perfon of Sit . Grueoe Ro sr Imo, the Britiffi Refident at Hamburgh. The pretence for the villainous proceeding, rcfpetling ' which, our Readers will find fume particulars in let ters from Hamburgh in another part of this paper, is not known, though the objea doubticfs was to get poffeflion of his official papers. The Senate of Hans burgh, the day after this monarous outrage, fent to the French Refi lent to inquire the caufe of Sir G. Rupeaotn tieing thus ander], and to demand his liberation. The French Minitter 'aid, that he was ignorant of the caufe, but fuppofed it to be a fuite of Mr. DR•E I'S affair. AU mankind trinft have the fame opinion refpea ing this tranfaaion, ddlinguiffied by every feature of the midnight thief and murderer. We fear that fotnething fimilar may be tried at other places. It Teems that Europe is again about to be plunged into a barbarifm work than any recorded in hinory ; for we remember no period in which the privileges of Amballadors were not refpettel Even AT r r LA. the Hun, refpeaed Amballadors who were employed by the Life and degenerate Court of Corillantinople to tale away his lift. But what is held fatted by Boa APART, ? and what will be held facred in futtne by others who will juftify their outrages by his ex ample ? It is laid that Mr. Naenotts, our Conful at Ham burgh, has taken refuge in the honk of Mr. Foes's, the American Refident. If the French wiled to feize him, too, they would not rape& that afluitt. Couriers announcing the outrage have been feat to all the principal Courts. We fliould tbiot: that this repetition of the fcandalousviolation attic Germanic territory at Ettenheim will at lag wort from the Continental Powers tome meafures for the prate/Sian o f the molt facred intercourfe of nations. If Fovor I, the French Minifter of Police, is to iffue his mandates of arreft againft individuals, nay, Ambafadori, in neutral territory, he may fend his archers to kize Ms ' prey in the Palace of the Emperor of Auftria or the King of Pruffia. Others may not . feel the effeas of Boma AAA vs's lawlefs violence, but their turn may come if :hey have not the courage to defend the corn in law of nations. SEIZURE OF SIR GEORGE RUMBOLD. FURTHER PARTICULARS. HAISBUROH, OCTOBER :6 —We have been quiet for a while and In have you, feting but little to inte.- reft or ansufe. Be not alarmed ft.r us too much for the teeth aggreffions on the part of the French, by the feizute of poor Sir Gtoaos Romitoto, your Charge d'Affaires. A party of about aoo infantry came aerofs the River yetlerday morning, at a,very early hour, and furprifed him in his houfe (about an Eng lith mile from the Dan Thor), and carried him off with papers. They had efcaped before the alarm was given and that the gates conk' be opened, elfe the people would have refcued him,andpellaps cut the fel lows in pieces. He hadloag a plefentimentof the thing being attempted, and it is a pity he had not lodged within the walls, where he would have been fare. The Senate are greatly &tire ffed about it, and there is but one voice of adhorrence. To-day the French Mini. tier (who was but apprifed of the deed after it was done), declared to the Senate, officially, that it was a fuite of Mr. DRAKI'S coofpiracy azainft the life of BovvvvvTa, as falfe as abfurd. Sit Gamma has for lonic time pait been in a very delicate date of health, and even if the Britith Government could have car. tied on fuch machinations, he could not have been: the agent. He has fent to Mr. Tiicamros his autho rity to aft, ad interim; we fuppofe be will be fent di re& to France. NICHOLLS is offended, and for his own ficurity too in fear. It is but a few days line we had agreed to pay them too,ooo rix dollars cur. rent, tot their wants in Hanover. Notwithflanding this irefpaft, we are under no apprehenfion for our commercial relations, loch as they are. They will not cover more ground, unlefs there is war. AIOTHSR LIITTCR, lAMB OATS. The night before laft a very Alitlreffing event took place. About 250 French foldiets landed at fume diltance from town, unperceived by the guards ; they illeneed force watchmen whom they met, and a party of them went to the houfe of Sir G. Rut4SOLD, your Minifter here,who had been imprudent enough to live all the rummer, and till now, oat of wenn. They forced him into a coach, and before any thing of the whole matter could be known in town, they had car ried him off and re-embarked for the other fide of the Eibe. The coup-de-main was executed between pee acd two at night. - - - - *DOTHAN LITTON, SAKS DAT'. Yellerday morning, between tour and five o'clock, a moll unprincipled attack and violation of the terri tory of this free Imperial city took place on the part of the French. They landed in four or five barges a body of their troops from Hambargh on a fpot called Hamburgher Berg, and meeting with a man, forced him to thew them the way to another place, called Grindelhof, where Sir GRORGR ftwassoco, the Bib tills Charge d'Affaires to the Hanfeatic Cities and the States of the Circle of Lower Saxony, has his corn• try refisience. This corps of fleet:wows was headed by feveral General Officers, completely armed, and bad their colours, drums, and band of mufie with them. On arriving at Sir GEOlGe's boufe, they bk Randy forced open the doors, and rated into every apartment, ranfacked, pillaged, and dearoyed what was not portable ; dragged Sir Geoect out of his bed, made him drels himfelt, and, after having faked his papers, forcibly carried him to the river fide, and embarked him for Harburgh, where he is laid tikbe fti:l detained in dole coarsely. It has been remarked, that the invading corps fir ft was going to land upon the Holaein territory, but perceiving their usiaake, they loon defiled from their attempt. The teafon aMgned for this treacherous attack cannot as yet be esatily afeertained, but general report lays, that it was done with a view of putting a flop to the recruit ing fervice, which is pretended to be carried on here fecretly for England. Mr. FltcHlcxs, the &bah Deputy Coats!, on hearing of 'his ruffianly violence, fought refuge in the houfe of the American Conful, Mr. Foes's. The number of troops who came over from Har- Inirgh amounted to near goo men. A letter from an (Wet on board one of oat frigates' off Breft (fates, that belides the gun-boats lately taken by our cutters, feveral others of B 's stand atmAJA have been loft off the French emit, in the late gales. The Captain of a Danilh fhip from L'a . c it has declared, that of three divifions, amount havei t. i. ,..n l e c ap f y „, 'moo the v w e tfe e ls ti which, within three:es ofeks ernharbours and rivers Fiance, unt fixty had arrived at their &flirtation ; the other: having either foundered at lea, or are firpoofed ' to be (fill to:Ted about, without water or provitions, a, thcfr vcffels have not room for more than what i, r.eaclrAry for the crews and foidiers for fix days. AI I Spanith flip had arrived at L'Orient t w o da y s befere the Dane failed, having on board fifteen French fol {licr,, an., fniir fAilors, the furvivirg part of thirty-fix, Who, in a firfl-rate gun bat bad been driven to lea, mud, for four days that preceded the day they met the Spaniard. had nothing either to eat or drink, en during the greAtca fatigue, every moment expe;:ing their Wallow vellel to go to the bottom, which canted its Commander to,kill himfelt in dcfpair. Theft men declared that (*even other gun boat. of their div &on were leen by them on the ft:oni d.:) after they were driven frrno the coati with fignals :.1 diflref., and as they have not fince been heard of, they arc fi,ppofed to have perifhed. ratty-fora veffels failed Irons the Garonne, and of thcfe only thitty-t No w eic yet known to be fafe in French harbours. Acc•odi,.g to the re pert of the Dane, great fcarcity and difc,r.tcnt rte vail ..s that part of France ; and the troops u.... Au GIIIIIAWS army. encamped near Brea, defcrted to the interior in great ncmbcr, and refilled, even with arms io their hand:, the l.au 4"arence, who aucalined ' to flop or aura item. NAUTICAL INTILLICEATE. Dublin • Waterford MAILS THIS DAY.—MInd S W. ♦ll. DUI. ARR. DOR. II 1. I Ostenburg 6 s o o 6 Lithos z s TOROAY, Geroget v. —We have had blowing ' weather feveral days pa(t.—His Majelly's brig Lts sR TY has run down and fun k outfide the Berry one of our Brizham 64hing Hoops, belonging to a poor man. crew fared ; the has damaged her own (tern fo much as to be obliged to go into dock to i epair. The brig William, of Sunderland, //Stevie matter, is come in the pier, to get a new mainmatt, &c.—Scveral rues of war which we conjelture mutt be part of Admiral Coatiwaess's fleet, are now coming in; they are the Viet' DE PARIS, PIIIIEE•PRINCE GRoaGE,SAN PUP, WINDSOR CASTLE, PIINCISS ROMA. BRITANNIANE. NS AAAAA , IMPETEUE, TEMBRAIRE. GLORY, MARS, land GoLsaH. Remains the Natettl3 frigate, HEROM (loop, and Listarr brig, with the Anna Maria Pruf fian galliot. The Egyptienne frigate failed. PLYMOUTH. OCT. 3 t.—Came in th D e antaic fhip Newton, of Dantzic, Captain Notre's., from Dant zick, with naval (ores, for this port.—Sailed the Am oy', of se guns, on a cruiae. Arrived the Tea a i sty, of 74 guns, from the Channel fleet. The Eu. rope Indiaman, which was lb near being alkore yeti terday, has damaged her rudder to much by (riling feveral times on the Bloat, that it is found to be im movable, and it is mated that the will go up Ha. MOAN!, for the purpofe of having it infpeaed. Came in the Venus, of Dantzick, for this pelt, with naval Itores, Poaysstourn, Nov. I.—Put back the bestir fri. gate, (which (ailed yegerday on a unite) with the loft of her toptaaft.—Wept out of harbour the Bate ;Amorist's man of war. The following are the par. titulars refpeßing the hurricane in the Welt Indies. which happened on the 4th, sth, and 6th of Septem. her. The lots is as follows : at Antigua, 58 veffels and a packet 1 at St. Kites, every 'rad; at St. Bar tholomew's, so veffels ; at Dominica, fuppofed one frigate ; at St. Thomas's, 44 veffels, 5 of which arc Euglilh. Mat, Nov. I.—Arrived the HAUT and the °reties (loops of war; Fury bonib ; Mallard, Mine, Bold, Tigrefs, Steady, Starling, Atelier, Jaekall, and feveral other gun brigs, cutters, Sc. blown into the Downs from off the Frenchsoaft ; Curlew and Plo. ' to Hoops of war from Portf.nouth, and remain in the • Downs with the flips as per Wt. YARMOUTH, Nov. I.—Lail night failed for Hat. with, with paffengers, and abut Efty recruits, the Diana packet, Captain Dims. This morning, as. rived here from Gottenburgh, the Prince of Wales packet, Captain THOMAS HEARN. 'the crew of the Clans, with the Captain, arrived here fafe in an open boat, having left the (hip afar the had (truck, but the (hip is gone to pieces. Sailed PAT:metal fri gate, Capt. Massy, on a cruize ; and the Scout gun brig, with a fleet for Tonningen. Remain in the Roads the MONMOUTH, 64 guns ; la Coasrasics frigate, INSPECTOR floep, VIIEN and HIND gun brigs, and three Cutters.—Wind S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIS C. _ _ _ - - o*Amsewo,Novearsea L.—Pared by the Enzabeth, Monate., from fiantzlek ; .11 row Margaretta, Frederick, from Twirl/igen ; Sudt Oldenborgk,Norfinan ; a.d the Twe Gehrolcrs, from Varcß —Aided the blaabett, Been ; and the Apollo, Brown, for Attlee; Miffourle, Read, for Philadelphia: Forty-fecood, Stevens, for Jamie' ; little Ben, Cra-, for St Michael's; Hen. drat, Gcrt:es ; middle Twe Frrindren, 11;ans, for Embden. Au 'tyro—ln Yarmouth Rt.a4., the Janine. from Tounit.gcn ; and the Recovery, Dcrinati, front Peerfburgh. At Liverpool. Laura, Newt:rho, tram New York; and the Yigilaat, Dale, from Rip. At Bontamua, Young kdward, —vv., from New York. - - - - •^- IITRACT OR • R.ITTIR flop All OrTICRIL 011 BOARD Till MORTN-SRA FLIRT. ' a We are dill buffetting in this tempeftwous ocean, where forma and torrents of lain ince eed each other ; but I am in great hopes of fo , as being able to take my dinner with you in the old ;amity way, as we think that upon the arrival of Griural Fre, the Fleet will be ordered into port. it being very deltruelive to heavy (hips to keep them at lea daring the winter. " Wc hope that a light Ittadron may be deemed ftifficient to watch the en;•ny, as them can be no danger of their 'reaping white he Meats then ; and when General Thews comes to their relief, oar Fleet, being in Yarmouth Roads, can fail at a moment's notice. " It is with much concern I inform you. that our good Admiral fitoawatseounm) has, through indit: politico, been obliged to lb ike his flag. His scaly) execute his duty in blocking up the enemy, and his anxiety through the lan long and dreary winter, for the film of the fquad:oil tinder his command, are the grounds of his indifpoution. I mu& the reception he will meet from a grateful country, will prove a reviiing cordial, and that he is now enjoying ;he traits of his labours. after having, with an Plump. pled perfeverance, kept his nation tti the Texel for eleven months. " We fhonld be more than i ,fenfible, were we not to look forward with plealitre to the day when he will again !mitt his flag over our heads, though we cannot but conceive tAirfelves extremely fortunate, in having Admiral itussti.t. for his ruccelfor, as it is only joilice to far, that fines he has been with us, he has contributed all in his power to render our Ion.; c•mfinemcnt as agreral‘le as the itature of the furvice can p,.llit,ly a Low. hit thole well acquaints 1 with the fhoals and currc%ts in thee feas, can slt jut• lice to Admiral 1' Hoe w cuttouon's abilities and indef . :l• tigable exertions, which, through GOD% good iefc, have times out 4 nu.nher prefer/es us limn a v siery grave ; and it is to the attention of good cl , qhi eitd the frequent flipplies of f eth pruvifions, which tt tod Admiral (by repeated applications It! the l ate Board of Admiralty) proeureJ, that I at:: , buts the health abet vigour of the cress a. lie hAt 0. - dcatektaimiclf to die Elect by his p.stcru.slititiliz:i.' On 'dread tinned month raft. to Eal Jaya itrnEti *om 'ota the be away. four b tally 1 feveo low y'~'