Star. — London, England, 1804-10-31 00:00:00

Dtrnii PAPERS. teens oar, Ocr. sr.—On the nth inflant the it Arch-Chancellor is expeacd at Alchaffen i, on his way to Paris, where his Highnefs has invited by the Emperor of the French, to be it at the Coronation ceremony. t only the ifland of Peterawen, on the Rhine, :nhheim and Caffel on the right bank of this if neceffary to complete the fortifications of 7 will be occupied by France. ;he inhabitants of this city are acenflomed to with a great deal of freedom concerning Co polities, the Senate intends to ptiblifh an ordi e, prohibiting all political converfatinns, at all thofe concerning France, and her new So- gn. Eleftor of Wirtemberg has broken fire of the ibers of the Provincial States, and ordered them profecuted by the Tribunals, notwithfianding emonftrances of the Committee of the Diet. mama. OCT. 12.—A letter from the frontiers of key Rates as a fee, that the Servian infurgents Cent four deputies to St. Petertburgh, to de d and protellion from Rollie. The Patens continue in the full fovereignty of Bel le ; they have taken away the guard from the ha, and forced the pertain who compared it, to re to Semeodria. Then his Royal Highnefs the Archduke CHALLIS red here yefterday, from Prague, the French baffador CHAMPIGNY was ready to leave this ca. I ; but hearing of the expefted and immediate ma of the Emperor, he determioed to remain that he may, at his formal audience of leave, rat the letters of congratulation to our Sovereign :taperer of Anttria, from NAPOLEON I. is ex, Oar. a the ordinance of the Frank- Senate, in which the inhabitants are warned from sing any converfations concerning politics, and not tublifh any books or pamphlets concerning Foreign vernments; they are. at the fame time, prohibited enty Brea er isefarea Aare is reercantik or financial Palau, which may have for their objets to fewer fork is of Portia Grammars lil we he contrary to the rs of mations, and finally, all innkeepers and police nu are to keep a good look out alter all fo/petir! font, intriguers, political fchemers, Sec. fraLv, Oct. 1 S.—Letters from the city of MI- Rate, that the French troops in that part of ly, who hitherto had been on this fide of the king n, had changed their pofition, and placed them- 1 res on the coati oppofite the ifiand of Corfou. UTLICHT, OCT. 26.—The Batavian Ambaffador Ise Ottoman Porte, Baron Deoassror DEN GEL-' a, after palling Come days in the camp n;ar Zeitt, s let out for Contlantinople. The head quarters of General Warmer will be ring the winter in this city, though his Excellency If pals Come time at Amtlerdam. Next week the camp near Zeilt will break up, and : troops march for their winter cantonments. After the grand mansciivres in the camp of Zeill re over laft Sunday, General MAIMONT, as a oof of his fatisfaftion, ordered one day's pay tote Iributed, as a gratuity, among the troops. General MARMON'S' has placed military puns at a art difiance from each other, all along our coal, prevent all communication with Etigland.--- :reek Commit. Nacos, Ocr. 28.—The day before yeilerelay, a crier arrived here from General N 1 _ARMON T, at the imp near &ill, with difpatches for our Government, e Members of which immediately met, and cotai tell to deliberate for fever:a hours. It is fuppofect at thefe deliberations concerned the propoted range in our Direftory. Our Direttors, HAERSOLTI and BILANTSEN, and e Secretary of State, VannEacori, have left this ace. as Extradrdinaty AmboffEdars to BON APART a. hey gn by way of Bruffcls to Paris. Citizen U. H. &orates is appointed Prefident of is Batavian Council of Naval Affairs, for this week. LONDON. WEDWESDAY, OCTOBER 31. . PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE act.aca . 004 , 4 ., hsr „,„„,, 57 14—ditto, for arc. Sin Reduced 56H—Omoluin 6i PRICk. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. ink Stock reott 16a India t77,Stor i per C. Red. Aan.36l i Irith 5 par Cc 84 per Cent. Cont. 570 Ezcheq. Bala u. Sir. par per Cent. 721i{} Onunum 6f,. per Cent. Navy 9ot Confer for ace. e AO per Cent. 1797, 979 9 ” 3 per Cent. to be paid Ap. 994 99 Aug Aut. id 1 t.. 161 After our paper was at pre(' yellerday, we received neither day's French Journals. Dutch papers to the :9th alio came to hand, from which we have given ome eatratts in a preceding colunn. According to private accounts, the intercoutfe wtween this country and Holland may be confidered is doled, feveral of out Merchants having received mice to fhip no more goods for the Dutch ports, as general declaration has been iffued, that all velfels, sod their cargos., will be confifcated, which have not Dent cleared out from a neutral port, and furnifhed with certificates from tLe French Conful refident there. Thus it appears that the Corfican, not content with the long (cries of oppretlions which he has lodised upon the Batavian people, at length defiroys the very means by which they were enabled to continue, in any degree, the fupplies demanded of them by the greedy exchequer of France. The objea of this cruel policy, if policy it may be called, is to firike a blow at the trade of this country : but he will, we troll, always find, as he has hitherto done, that Britifh commerce defies his power, and that no mounds he can erel will lop its courfe, and prevent its comma• nication with every part of Europe. The retinue with which the Pope is to he smug. panied in his vifit to Paris may help to veil the ab• ie@ folemnity which lie is defined to perform, and to revive tome appearance of that reverence fur Papal Dignity which has long fir.ce hcen defiroyed. The objer of BONaYaara tieing to reader %Lc Pope tiro tool of the completion colitis ambitiousviews. it is b.,1 natural that he Mould with to have real covered under the garb of apparent reverence. Cut .i. nals,Bifhops, and all the holt of proflitutedunprincie-le d fycophants, are accordingly to march in the train of his Holinefs. If an appearance of magnificent re. ception can afford any gratification, the Pore's va. nity will be fufficientl) is u geJ. He will pars through crowds of devotees, all equally anxious to teßify their refped to the fitcceffor of St. Peter and the Founder cf the new Imperial Dynalty. Sober men will laugh at this abfurd pageantry, but they will Rot forget at the fame time that when a nation has re• nounced its liberties, tome (hew mutt be kept up to banifh for a time the lots of the folid bleffings which have been thus inconfiderately renounced. The fame Rate of public opinion which could admit of the in , trodudion of defpotifm, wifhes to revive the pomp and ceremony effential to cover its final eflublifhment. The French have confeated to receive Bo AAAAA TB as their hereditary Sovereign, and if they think that the fplendour of a coronation can compenfate for the lots of liberty, it is not an unreafonable indolgencete let them fwallo w the politic in the molt gilded form. Difpatches wire fent hit night. from the Secretary of State's Office. to Portlinouth, to be forwarded to Gibraltar and Malta. - - - - Captain Moo's, the Commander of the lonia- TICABLE frigate, is arrived in town, and had yeller. day st long interview with Lord MELvtaaa at the Admiralty. Mr. Holm the Lord Advocate, it is (aid, is to fucceed the late Sir DAVID R,AI as Lord jullice Clerk of Scotland. Sir jamas Mowriaom say is mentioned as the new Lord Advocate. Great preparations are making at Windfor Cattle for the reception of the Royal rsmily, where they are expelled to arrive on Friday evening. Two troops of the Oxford Blues are doing duty at Windfor The Stafford hire Militia have returned to Windfur to do duty there The Royal Lanarkfhire Militia, commanded by the Marquib of PotroLe:. have taken partition of the new barrackt at Chelmtdord, from Colchefier. The Loan MAVOII yeflerday ordered the price of bread to be railed one tare, or two-pence in the peck loaf, to take place tomorrow ; the price of the quartern loaf of wheaten will then be 13}d. :and hodehold r dd. The accounts which have been received from Ire. land, Hating the country to be in a difturbed Rate, are, we again repeat, very much exaggerated. Some diraffeeled perfons have been difeovered, and Tome arrefts have taken place.—A Dublin Paper, of the date of Oft. 25, received yeflerday, fpeakmg of the ahn% =nab, dates as follows Yefterday even. ing five poft-chaifes, with milkmen, Rrongly guard* ed, were brimgla up to town, to the Callle, laid to be from the vicinity of Leithlin-bridge, near the counties of Carlow and Kildare." _ -- ----- Ceremonial of the interment of the late Dtike of I.titwsma. in the family vault, at the Abbey Church of Kildare, to Ireland, on Thurfday, as. ilk+ The mournful procefflcat began to move from Can ton at tizht o'clock in the morning, in the following I I order, viz.— Elea Pages on herfeback, Dearing Nowa Randards, sea The Dukes Croft ar.d Motto, `• IV'os immense, B a i r His Grace's Duel Commit borne on a entidocs by his Gentleman on horfeback. The Duke's Hoer. Caparifoncd with black velvet, trimmed with goad km and carrying the bonts and fynrs. Four hundred of the Dukes Workmen, walking by fa" with Itnen karts anal batban ds, The HEAR se. covered with efeutebeens and armorial banners e( e Family, and remaining the Body. in • Cabe covered with erinif in velvet, ernboffed with golden coronets and endow:ea thee inferthrd on a plain plate of gold: " The Molt Noble Wittiest " Duet or LEINSTEIL, Daidamb OA [gnat " Ard 56 ram, " Stye. onnat, ermliewni days The Dunes Travelling Coach, drawn by io ‘ er bodes, the Mindy up. His Onee's Travelling Chariot, ditto. The State Ouch, ditto. Mourning Coaches carrying Chief Mourners. (AU dammed with eksteheons,) Viz. Mr. Henry. Sir Charles Roily Earl of Leitrim, Mr. Hamilton, M. P. Mr. H. Hamilton, Mr. French. Reverend Mr. Bonne; The Duke's Chaplain. Other Mourning Coaches carrying Pall Bearers hart of Fingal, W. B. Ponionhy, 1). B. Daly, Efq. Lord Dupree,. Comte de Chaboa, Mr. IV. Brown, of C.aftle Brown. The Coach of Lady St, George, Mother of tee bite Dyads of Li:hitter. Sit Mnorning Coaches, with HoofehoW Dornefties. The Carriages of theF.art of halal, and varinus other Noblemen atul Gentlemen, alapolating to fifty-fie. As the proccdlon pallid the avenue of Maynooth, one hundred and eighty Students of this Catholic College drew up in two rows, in their Academical dreffes; and when the body had palled through them, walked in the rear, two miles, two by two. When the procefflon reached the Corragh of Kildare, it was joined by three hundred of his Grace's tenantry, and as many other yeomen and tradefmet, on horfebae k. all wearing white fearfs and hatbands. The whole proceeding thence in great folemnity to the Old Abbey Church at Kildare, where the remains of trot late Duke of Let , after the ufual Church Ser i vice was performed by the Reflor, were anallydepo tited in the ancient family vault, exattly at half after fur o'clock P. '4. :finialt the unfeigned forrowings of thoufands of fveSators. The bells of the Cache ; dral of Chria Church. Dublin, were chimed, loaf ; fled, night and d.ty, WI the interment was over. The watchmen's innthoras which have lately made' fuch a thow-up in Lifle.ttreet, have been nicknamed by the fair fea of that quarter, Catanareas. • Yeflerday at Mariborongli-greet two of the Peptise SYlerbco44 who recently fled Irons their refidence is Lifle-fireet, were charged by their late &Aft with an affault. The imputes in their flight had left behind them a quantity of pawnbrokers' tickets, which were made ufe of by the oilikust sutras On hearing this. no lack of abuse was wanting on the part of the Le ' dies, who, after reproving their Metros fevertly, Core. s matted an affault. They were ordered to find bail. SPORTING 'INTELLIGENCE. NEWSRARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON marnNo. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30. My None for a yr dds, carrying a festbsr, 3 yrs °As, yft. sib. 4yr °Ms, Oft. 91b. s ps olds. 9ft. 316. 6yr odds, 9ft. ylb. add egad 9ft. solb. Lift titres miles of B. C. Sir F, Standifit's A h. Dusbury. g yrs old - Mr. thrtlefl's br. c. Capin, by Ovation, aen old - S • Waftell's b. f. Ltunbago, 3 Its old - 3 Mr. Howarth's & b. Harefoot, c yrs old - Oaks of iTterafberry's c. by Moorrock, 3 yrm old - 5 Lord pro vator's b. f. Adela. by Sir Peter, 3 yrs old - 6 Caputo Beflon's b. c. Euphrates. by Lord Heathfisld's Ara bian. dam tq Woodpecker 4 yrs old - Mr. Debißadeliffes gr. E Nitre, 4 yrs old - 8 rr. Frogley'agr. b. Starling, by Cygnet. 4 yrs oil •• dr coital Grafrenor's b. E Two Sborq 3 yrs old - - dr Five tO a ajil. 011abllry-sso to I agik•-Captas-..s to s ogft. 1 um • n.... 4 to agft. Harefoots tot salt. Duke of Quienfberrys+ ly. e. Sir J. Shelley 's e. Little Franky, by Lbp. (bought of Mr. Nor tbey) belt General Grofeenorl b. e. by Buzzard, not of Lady Jane. SR. 31b. each. Two yr Old C. [cogs la. tt....-Fie 4 to a agft. Little Freaky. , Mr. Wafas s Lantos, pft. bear Duke of Unftwes Parafol, Sit. Sib Loft three wilorof B. C. [Mr.-4 to t agiL LODOOT. Mr. Watfon's &Wel, M. beat Mr. Witfoeis btatety, ga. EWE half Ab. M. sego.--Sta toir. Sorrel. Lord Sackvilles c. by as, pft. 71h. agli. Mr. Oolorey's e. by Young Woodpecker, . s3lh. Two yr old C. asp. Dead best.-t-Five to a so Lord Sirliviiles c. Lord Folcy's Copula Abfolute, s yrs old, malt. Mr. Nortowl Sir Harry Dimfdalc,.4 yrs old, Wt. alb. each. D. L tcoge. h. ft. Of by adept. Lord Sackviiies WbfrUgig„ BP_ rec. from Mr. Watfores Trawl. bane, *IL alb. Acids the Plot, scogs. • ' RuTAL 'ANIL r. WEYMOUTH 0tT0511% so.—Veflerday the infaitt daughter of E arl POVLIT was baptized Aucusra 1 it was honoured with the Princeffes AUGUSTA and MARY handing Godmothers. All the Royal Family were preterit at the ceremony. In the evening the Royal Family honoured the rooms at the Grand Hotel with their pretence. this morning every preparation was made for the departure of the Royal Family at eight o'clock ; and his Matsu? and all the Family were ready exactly at the time. Their Marsrri es carriage was drawn by four white Hanoverian bodes I the Princelfes AUGUSTA, ELIZAIIRTII. and SOP MIA, followed in a carriage and four; Princeffes Maar and AMELIA, attended by Ladies Win yam, and nova* s, followed; the Dake of CAMERIDGE. accompanied by his Aid. tht-Camps. took another road, and went by Ware ham, which is confiderably mares than the road taken- by their Mattsrtas. His Royal Hiphnefs breaktaffed at the New Inn, at Wintbourne, and pro ceeded from thence to Cuffnclls. The Duke and Printers Sorma of Glouceller followed their Ma ssimo and Princefes, in their own carriage. At the departure of the Royal Family, the Sounder:llnm Militia were drawn up in front of the Lodge, com manded by Lord Humus, and the whole prefented mass on their corning out. All the Ships in the port bred a royal taloa, which was anfwered by thofe in Portland Mad. The Legion at the Barracks were likewife tinder arms. A party of the Hanoverian Legion dewed the Royal Family to Dorclicaer.— As the Royal Cavalcade were proceeding on their *ay a few miles beyond Blandford, the pole of the Princetes' carriage broke, which detained them half an hour later than the tea of the Royal Family. The peocsMon arrived at the feat of Mr. Dxax Gaosv s hoe, at CruzSeld Park, about eleven o'clock. Their approach was announced by the difeharge of zt guns from the front of the haute. The Volunteers of the wriehboorhood attende d. After breakfaa, the Royal. FAMILY proceeded to Winbourn, where they changed holies and went on to Ringwood, where they again changed hot les, and arrived at Cuffnells, the feat of Mr. Ross, loon after four o'clock. In every town through which the ROYAL FAMILY puffed, the Volunteers had alfembled Irons confiderable diaances ; the windows and tops' of houfes were crowded beyond defeription, and no. thing could he more gratifying to the Royal mind than the effufions of loyalty, and demonarations of attachment, which were exhibited by all ranks and defcriptiotte of people. On Sunday morning a very heavy butcher, re- I f i ding near Honey-lane Market, weighing fixteen none, undettook for a wager to walk ten miles on the Barnet road, in two hours, which, to the aßo niflnent of many friends, he aftually performed in one hour and forty-trine minutes. Confiderable lutist were pending. Ewan of a letter from Cambridge.—" The Nor with Company Oiled one of the moll fueeefsful lea fons they ever had here, with great credit to them /elves and fatisfanion to the public. The judhsiou, changes the Company has undergone, by throwing the Winch into different channels, have grvensrootn for the difplay of talents, we did not know Come of our old friends poireffed. FiTLCFAALD, BENALTT, and HOLLIDAY have eneresfed their celebrity by giving that effeft to charaners, which the Author meant, and which we befro bad no conception V. Mr. N+ nts is one of the greatert acquifitions the company ever had; his perform.rrice of 011apod, Capt. Bertram, and Triangle, is the belt we ever law here. And that enchz.sting little a/4es Mrs. BILAMWILL, delighted us not only by the elegant and eat . ) , manner io which the played Lady Bell,lVidow Cheerly, Little Pickle, the Romp. Re. but by her melodious voice, correft, and fcientifie manner of fingii.g." A Letter from Lincoln, dated Oftober ry, rays: Obr Theatre doles for the feafonon Friday next, which is announced for the benefit of Mrs. T. Rn 'verso's, whole night is univerfally an overflow. — The merit of this lady has long been the chief orna ment and fupport of our Theatre; as exelufive of her perfonal exertions, ber talk for the arts gives a cm reflhers its the airingensent of reentry and col] ume, rarely Peen in a country Theatre. For the gratifica tion we have received in the introdation of her charming suds dram: of the perphl at Rory of Cinderella. too much praife cannot be given. The unequal talk of attentrung to expects, ir. .aivn , the fentiments Ind ?anions of the mind, is felt even in a London Thea tre, where the aid of the moll &tithed mallets in the mimic art arc brought forward t what then mull be the fate of Ciadirrikr in the country ?—difappointment and oblivi. . From this fate one of the prettiell Gayle flories is our language has been refened, and it is with infikite pleafore we hear that Mrs. RosssT soe has had many applications fur her surearrintw, and we have no doubt ofour Lincoln Cinderella being urn. retfally adopted through the country." NAUTICAL INTBLLIC'ENCL.. MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind S W. Alit. DR. MIR. DUL. Dublin - o 1 I Hamburgis 0 , 3 Watei NA s 4 Lithon o 0 FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, ocrount so. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, OCTOBIR 30. Copy of a Letter from Captain RATIIIMMINC, of his Ilialeitra aup the SANTA MARGARITA, to WILLIAM.MAILSOZN, Efq. dated in Plymouth Sound, the Illth init. Sir—l have the honour to enclofe you copies of two letters I have tranfmitted to the Honourable Admiral Comma/Au, and have brought in 64 pri loners that belonged to the gun velTels captured by the Discover/ the morning of the z4th init. I have not fallen in with the Como!' EST, or would have brought in the prifonera taken by her. I am, &c. (Signed)) WILSON RATNNO6NII. His Majeftv'sflilir iiAIIITA MARGARITA, ar Uthilllt. Odt• 16. _. _ . • - Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that at day light yederday morning, being in company with the liszaan, I was joined by the DISPATCH (that had feparated from me in a fhort gale) and two French gun veffels out of four, captured the morn ing before. For the particulars of which I beg leave to refer to Captain Hswitims's letter. I confider it fortunate the Tack taken by the DISPATCH were de hayed, as it was hardly poffible fuch veffels (al. though new and very line of the fort) emeld have been kept above water in fuch weather as we had laft cight and this morning. I am, tic. (Signed) WILLON RATHIOIWI. WY %/Weft . / Hoop D3IPAITCIII. October as. Sir--T beg to inform you, that, on the morning of the 24th intl. at daylight, Point du Raz bearing N. E. difiant five or fix leagues, I &I - covered two lirange fail on the weather bow, to which I gave chafe ; and about eight A. M came up with the llernmofi, who (truck, gave the brig a lift up in the wind, dropped the jolly boat to take poffeMon, and continued after the other, whom we captured about nine. They proved to be two national gun veffels, Nos. 345, and 353, armed with two brats guns, one 32 and one 6 pounder, and twenty foldiets each, from Odierne bound to Brefi, but had been blown off the land the day before. About one the Cockpitv joined us, and Coon after we dilbovered two more of them ; fent the Covkpitv after one, and made fail after the other. At three came up with her, when he proved to be a gun veffel, No. 37 t, armed with one brats 3a and one 6-pounder, and 22 foldiers.— Not thinking them Cafe to fend to England, I there fore took the grins out and funk them. I have the honour to be, See. (Signed) cute. uawetfS. • FALINOOTN, Gerona *—Arrived the Eliza, FRENCH, from Liverpool, to wait convoy for Lifbon; the Union, TRIGAITNIII, with Oh from Penzance, for Venice ; the Spatula brig San Jofef, Capt. Aa- Rattrap front Antwerp, laft from Cowes, for Bilboa ; the American brig Hartonin, Captain RAWLIN, from London, for the Mediterranean ; the Spanith brig Nollra Senora Antigua y Animas Yal, Captain Gans:ans. from Cherbuth, for St. Schaftian's ; the Hamburgh brig itiffrow Gartrude. Captain B from Bnurdeanz for Tonningen, with the Ids of her fails ; the CHARIVZII armed (hip of fizteen guns, from the coaft of France, driven off by the Arong gales which have prevailed from the fouth and fouth weft for thefe three days part. Lail night it blew a very ftrnng gale at S. E. and continued till noon of this day ; and although a great number of Tads are in the harbour and road., none of them received the leaft injury. The Danilh brig Freda, Captain PouLson. which failed hence on Thurfday laft with Pith for the Mediterranean, put back yeller day with the loft of her main malt. Sailed the Eaglelbufh, COURTNEY, for London ; Anna, HURST, for ditto ;—Flora, LORD, for Southampton ;—and the Branchley, Jams% for Portfmouth. Put back the brig London, H , with 11th for the Medi terranean. Wind moderate this evening and at fouth. PLYMOUTH, Ocrossa :co.—Came in the following Eaft Indiamen from Bengal, laden with valuable cargoes for London, viz. The LADY CasrLsavaotr, Captain EOM EADIII EURO? It, Captain Gst.rroe and the Pa tsroa, Captain STURROCIL : they failed from Bengal t)e 3d of April; arrived at St. Helena the 14th of Augull, and failed again from thence the 12th of September laft: they had no convoy, and put in Isere by the violent gale of yenerday, at S. E. The LADY CASTLIRRAGot was very near being antore off the Ramfhead. a little to the weftward of the Sound. There (hips left at Bengal the TYORISS packet, where fhe was detained. but expefted to fail daily with difpatehes for England; and it is fitppofed that the will In ing the final account of the Mahratta dinurbances, which have terminated fo far in favour of the Erglifb, that they had taken t6o pieces of cannon, &c. and were joined by feveral of the native I Princes. On the toth of Otlober, thefe (hips (poke an American fchnoner, which had been boarded by a French ft igate, of 44 guns, cruising under Spanith co• lours, between Madeira and the Ifland of St. Mary : The had not made any prizes. —Came in the SANTA igNROARITTA,44O guns,Capt. RATIIIPOR 111,(1.0M the Coati of France, with 64 French prifoners. and the guns and forts of a French gun-brig, which had been dearoyed by the DISPATCH, of 28 guns: the fquadron fell in with 20 fail of armed pinnaces, bound horn L'O:leit. to Brcli, four of which they captured and deittoy‘J, afar taking out their gook, Rotes, and men : the greater part of their crews con fined of foldiers : came in alto the Porruguefe fchoo ner Enreladomax, Capt. Boasevoe Jazz, from Am fterdam, bound to Lilbon, laden with various mer chandize ; the Spanilk brig Noftra Senora Del Car men, JUAN PARIS Mailer, from Cadiz, bound ta• Hanverus, in Flanders, with hides, wool, Inwood, (agar, &c. detained by the Aacus, of IC guns. A (hip from Oporto, bound to London, is gone up HAISIOSZE, the left the fleet confining of .so fail, a few days agn, to the weftwatd. The Speedwell, of Southampton, Captain RICHARD Foot, from Cork, for Penzance, Falmouth, and Weymouth, laden with butter and provifions, during the gale of yenerday, was driven afhore in Firenone Bay, where the foon became a total wreck : the greater part of the cargo has been picked up, and lodged in a warehoufe near the fpot : the crew alto were laved ; the PRETTY Less, of 18 guns, from a cruize, having carried away feveral of her throude—Many paffen gers are come home in the Ean.lndiamen. The Company's packets mere difpatched laft night from hence, under the care of the Porters of the refpellive (hips, for London. The Potfdam, of Embden, which failed hence for Surinam; a few days ago, has been (poke at lea by his Majeny's (hip SANTA Maaoa• servo ; the had experienced much damage was very leaky, aad was about to bear away for Lifbon to repair. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. so.—Arrived the Sralowsss brig of war, from a cruize, and has brought in with her a neutral 'etre!, which the has detained ; Roar man of war, and the Rays). !loop of war, from the Downs.—Wind E. S. E. blows hard. Dam., Derogate 3o. —Arrived the Tstammaa gun-brig, Darr and Azle* Doom of war. from a cruise, and reatain in the Downs with the Monarch, Utrecht, Ardent, and Inflexible men of war, Ante lope frigate, Cockatrice and Cruizer Hoops of war, fe•eral bombs, and the armed defence (hips.—Wind S. E. blows hard, with rain. YARMOUTH. OCTOBER 3o.—This morniog arrived the Eagle, of this port. Ecosry matter, from Nor way, with deals; the New Fair Trader, PRATT, from Riga, bound to London, and a foreign vetlel, with the loft of her rudder ; the parted convoy on the sad int with ten other Sips. A Ship came on &ore this morning, without any perfon on board, and is now going to pieces ; on her boat is !muted the Ceres. of Sunderland, WILL. SCROUR the crew are fuppofed to be 1011. Sailed with difpatches the ALERT cutter. The Rips here are the Mom sworn, of 64 guns, PA FRICAINI and Com *wire frigates ; Ins, scrrsa Hoop, HIND and Vista gun-brigs, Sw •si and Howells cut ters.—Arrived an armed brig, with three fail of ma chantmen from Tonningen.—Wind S. W. CAPTURES BY THE FRENCH. The Elizabeth and Anne, laden with Ilona and nate, captured Oitober sth, by la Racrocheuze pii vateer, Captain Baomyawr. and carried into Tre port. The Fixer, from Newelle with coals, taken on the aft Olbober, near the Ifle of Wight, by the Cor fair privateer of Boulogne.— bloaktur, °Mgr 33. FERROL SIVADROII.—The GANGES man of war, from off Ferrol, arrived at Portfmouth, left Ad miral COCNRANN with the Britifh fleet off the above Ration, on the 23d inflant, all well. At that pe riod. no intelligence had been received of the cap ture of the Spanith frigates ; but Admiral COCH. RAN! had received orders, in cafe he fell in with any Spanifh flips of the fame defcription as thole cap tured off Si. Mary's, to detain them. Murata of a letter from an Officer of his Majeß y's fhip GAIIGM dated Spithead, ORober ass 5804: I have to acquaint you of t►e arrival of his Majetty's flp Ganges, this day, from a crulze of eleven months off Ferrol, which place &Cleft un Wednefiday evening, the sad inftant. Our palLge has been remarkably quick ; we experienced bad weather In the Bay of Bileay, and our main-yard was carried away in a heavy fn. On getting under weigh from Ayres lay, where the Squadron was at anchor, dill:etches were received on board, which jail arrived by a Special Wimp., from the Hon. Mr. Welledey, at Madrid, for Lord Harrowby. There Is every idea at Ferrol and Comma of a rapture taking place bet wan the two countries. • Every preparation is ma►ing by the Spaniard. at the Ar ' Basal at Fend; their fhips are all In a Rate of readinds In' the Arfenal ; an imotenfe quantity of basalt is getting ready at the V iditialling 011 ice, for the ufe of their Navy. Their radon, whn are all regiftered, arc muttered twice a week ; and an the cosh is getting in a fiats of preparation for war. Troops are marching from the frontier. to replace chore gene front Ferrol and Conan.. to Bifeay. Every thing is quiet with the Ihfcayau.. through t h e inductive of Admiral mart- ratto, who has great property in that country; and the SpaniCh torvernmeot, from jealoufy, has ordered hint into confinement. • The plague continues at Males% and has mord so alarm through the whole of Spain. The rends arc daily carrying the Holt through Corinna and Ferrol, to mat this dinfol calamity . • Two French Royaliftt ate come home In Ma hip, who have paired through the Maas t .naps in Frame, and are proceeding to London hnnordiately, wit► intelligence of coofnquence for Lord Harrowby. . Mr. Lockwood. late Molter of hie Majcfty's Otip Male, Inv come home with eery accurate forms of the harbour of Far 4 and all the Days In that neighbourhood he has difoovered rem& Inaccuracies in the Spann Charts. Rear•Admtnl Cochrane hat rent Mr. Lockwood with the forms, care. for the informant* of the Firit Lord of the Admiralty. " The Ganges Sip's company has brit tioreastasenly healthy, net having loft is man by death there bit &Mem mambo " Stated the fopadron left et anchor let Ayres lay. at Fos nal, Oa 23—Narthumbertaisd. NectUNl• API, MaitiNUS , 'POP' dos, led Maha ; 11211111illa .s 4 Pbiesia bigassr; asd Mr*lks DisilutitiTiot.l 09 PRIZE-MONEY. A DISTRIBUTION ( F (Lich pen vd the process& of the Cargo of the JacouM• arid Ds LSI FOR *stave been received, will be paid to the Crew gm, Ma jefty's Sloop ROSARIO, on her arrival in port} alto the fold Ship's Proportion of l'A AAAAA vs nen& Privateer, taken by his Majelly's (hip PLAN TAGANtr, in company with the Esinvostom and Rosaaio. tit Clare ad Ditto 3d Ditto 4th Ditto itb Ditto 1 s. A 231 13 4 z 6 s 1 3 7 3 ♦ 2 1 0 17 Mr. GZOILC lit PATTk It SO*, and Mr. j. Talon r sow, Agent". The hired armed cutter Adam far the capture of the beds tranfport La Jenne !rebella, Feb. to, :for, will be paid a• board at Ramfgate; and will he rrcalled every Wednefday and TUNG* at No sp, New Broad•ftrcev, fur three MTS. The Squirrel, for the etptare of the Protpesitas, Aepe Ts. 'kr be paid an the 34 of November, at No.37,Seetharz ftree;, Strand : as will the tame alp , fur the detention at dm wig Magdalena, Aegult to, allot, at the fame time led puss: as will alto the fame INN for the detention of the Camilla WI. helmiaa ' Odaber 3 , tam. at the lathe time mad place. and arli be recalled foe three years. The Indefatigable. foe the etip Sir William Heatheste, A 9. Igor, will be mkt at Plymouth no the sd d November.tiod. mod recalled every Tuefday and Friday for three years. ' To the puska, for the following eantuera,viz. the Meese, lame sp. rEog ; think and Leander, Jan. S. 11104 ; Jenne Camden, 11011 3,1803 ; Marie and Madaltha. June 7, dog ; and Fanny, ASg . 14. 18414 & Methadon will be made Go bawd the Paula ea her arrival In port ; and recalled for thaw years. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Canvass no, Orr. yo.--Paffad by the Silken= mad Baez. HOOII, and the Vrow Margar.ra. Dailey, from Tonologes ; Jamey, Janice, from Hombre ; Vrow Elisabeth, Chrilhapher; Two Brothers, Roe*, sod the Two Shiers, Young, from Ppao. burg ; Yang Peter, Peters • Thaw Sifters, Dean, and the Vrdm Aotooy, Higham, from H ambro'. Salad the Jamb Clifton ; for Mika; Vadat, Meliville, for Jamaica; Hanka', Pot liar Surinam; Sarah Ann, Mallen, for \Weil; Vrow Heyitba.. ; and the Jorge, Laodat, fur Emhden. ARRIVED. in Yarmouth Road., the Vann, 'einem, front Trweingeo, and !cunt, Brydon. from Dasutig—At Leith. Robert and Jaw, May. from Daandr.—At Whitby. Jame, —, from Nava, with sleet from Norway—la the the Navigatirm. from P. tenbureo—At Dartmouth. tie . Mary. sabre": from . Baltimere. leaky—tit Plymouth. the Ceouneree, Drandfeed. from Oporto. and the Orion, Drdies. from New York, with Oporto, the Larlt,Norton ; Good latent. Withrombe= Danger; Thomas, Caduen • Hannah. Hayne, and the bradiem. %dry. from Newtcamdlai—.4t tenerife, the Difittetek . . _ . dog, from London, and the Providentla, Stainhoe: Got the .C.vatt of blab. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. We yellerday mown iced the arrival at Plyinonth of the Lady Castlereagh, Pram, and Europe ERA Indiamen, from 13en l i.o. The Europe and Lady C Alarms!' Called from Emil for In.. ' maim. Id April, stater convoy or the Bombay irigaie,of sa pet, and Lord Cafticreagh, armed edp. Captain Robert/as, anima there the Ith May. the Pt. flan, n nee convoy si the Telgn mouth brig.of to gam, belonging to the Cammoes marine, at Bomb_ay. Joined the above mentioned flips at Buteogra), &host the 4th May. The leisnmonth left Bescoolen far tandsay, sad the other five bipa ailed from thence the BM Jana, tha bastkey trigate and Lord Caftkreagh, moth:Wei in company about suet& Tbc turope, Lady Cattlereagh. and Proems. arrived at It. ROOM 14th Anglin., (ailed from theme 'bait the toth or i Leh ftemme her, with the Cornwall and Oman whalers. which 'brio petal from the Indiamen a day or two altawarda. _ _ . . Ile Blips were left at 'St. Hakim, oar had wy mosolet km no envoi thereof the Prince of Wake, Capfuls hies. The elsween. Ranee of thefe wilds having been detained fo keg at Bentookei a gave rife to the unpleafant export. which was loft week to circa. talon, of their having fallen in with the coney. They 'nay, bow.. ever, be confidered as particularly fortunate, H they mese the latter part of their voyage without convoy. PA in NORIS eta Passroo...ludy Rafe; MIA RofeA Ru7c4l, Malta George Lake Ruffed, children; Lieut. Cul. arras Rockwell, ayth .Ikaguees ; Blackwell; Matter Blackwell, Matter Janus Blackwell, ekkbee ; Molar HA terht Rceiseieut e 4 Font ; Mr'. Hill; Maker Checks Hill; A. Machine' rfq ; Er.fign Robert Horning, Madras Fltablithauent ; Mifs Man garet Gnat, Milt Mary Grant, Mallet Thomas Grapy sod Maf. ter George Evans. Pea poa e ac..Captsin Short of his Makfty S rah Regimen* Y. Beaufort, Freud' reliant:v.-MA Mary. Anti Hum phreys, the daughter of the late Captain Ileac Humphreys, Score nary to the Mditaty 80ard...44n. Short and Child--Lient. Colo. nel I ogee, of his Ma}efty's sift Regiment of Foot—Ma/ler Joke Leiter sod Mitres Corinth Anea Rutledge and Maly Ea15.4.114r. Rolinfon, late 4th tanker of the Carmarthen, from Fort Marfbrel —Mr. Grit . ..tall, Surgeon, from Bombay. On Thiaday arrived in Leith Roads, the Dud oases armed fbip, with a convoy from the Baltic s they failed from the Sound . foon after the fleet that was flared in a former Paper to have put into Nor way. A fchooner which arrived at Leith on Thure• day put into a creek in Norway along with thefe tips. and lonic days fince failed in company with at Admiralty cutter ; but loon after they were out of the creek the wind veered about, when the cutter re turned back; but the fchooner, unable to regain the harbour, proceeded on her voyage. The Providence, CAIRN as, from Archangel, isar rived at Reehtfler, after beating off a privateer. ' The Edward, —, Iron, Phil t.ielphii, arrived at Cork ; fpoke on the sth int in lat. 43. 55. long. 45. the Swanwick, from Liverpool to Philadel phia. out twenty-fir days; and on the day before fpoke the Olive Branch, bounJ to Bollon, and the Annowan, for Philadelphia, both from Li- vet pool. The Oncle Thomas French piivateer h arrived is the river Tagus, ender presence of being for fale : dining her psftsge from Cayenne. (be rsptered two (hips from Liverpool. one ftom Lundy% and one from Scotland. The brig Jobs and Thomas, of Kincardine, Capt. Cum MIND. in bar homeward-hound palsy (tuna Gottenburgh, parted from the fleet, under convoy of his Majeily's (hip Him, in a thick fog, and having experienced very hard gales, they were obliged to abandon her on the sth September, and take to their boat, which was about one-third toll of water. They had not been ao hour in the boat before the brig die appeared ; shoot ter+ hours at:er they were taken op by a Pro2sa rack, Paves A de Bora mailer, by whom Captain Cosmos° seal crew received the greatelt attention for fourteen J.tyv. vtain Cow. wino aad crew had the good f ytuoe to g.t on board a Dania brig, bound for Newcaille. itn.l em the alit init. being dole in with North Suede: land, they were taken on board the Neptune. a Berwick smack, and arrived at Berwick in the ',cuing of the hone day. The !Mit fees (warm with (nab privateers. cam. ing shout ten fix-pound guns. and a. many brats feivcls. Every account received flow India Rama the captors ..4 feveral vt then $ but they ail coati nue to infra the costiv e and frequently even look ins the bantams. wbas use laps me lying at whor l , is the op day.