Star. — London, England, 1804-11-21 00:00:00

rBER U. PARIS, . On Sunday the 4th bra. her Majelly the Emprefs remitted at St. Cloud the ladies of the Ambatfadors and of the Foreign Wiliam and Envoys, as well as lash foreigners as had been already prefented to his Iheiperial Majesty. The Princefs of Santa Croce was prefented to the Emprefe at this audience by Ma dame de la Rochefoucatild, as were alto the Duels& of St. Theodore Tocco, and Madamoifelle de Carr-ac slate. her daughter. by the Marcbionef. de Gallo. A ftwiety of Poles celebrated the birth-day of the celebrated General Knectuszo, on the sth infant. His Hounds is 'aunty on his way to Paris. His fahe is difpned in four divifionft The laft, in which The Rotterdam paper of Saturday tall contains in. his Naiads travels, together with Cardinals Antal- . *elk Bagio. Pietro . Cazelli, the D o h a re e e ht , Celli gence of great importance to th e commercial in. Prima Akin, and -their attendants, was to Leave urea' of this country. Rome on the sd of November. It confißs of ten BopapasT', the matter attic lives and properties conches and fir, two waggons, offs bodes each alto, of the free Betav tan Republic, his iffued a peremp and two vilifiers. Cardinal Fdch travels with the third divifiga. which let out the td of November. tory otder, that all (hips, known to have come from and his fake foams the greateft part of the 041 divi- En lard, the fait to be afeertained by the oaths of find. which began its journey on the 3ill ()Bober.— the Captains, (hall be feized. The order is dated The greatea preparation were made at Florence for from Paris on the isth init. and it to be tigotonly the taceptien of his Holinefs, who was expelled there carried into cited after fourteen days from that MOW 17th Of November. Nov. t3.—.M. R She French charge time. It was fignified to the Mercantile I ntereft in Rotterdam d'Affaires at Peterlborgh , after the departure of our ,on the yids. by Gets , Rooss sa o . He Antbaffider Memorises, is arrived here with the Rates, in his notification, that he was perfonnly he dif- Seeretnies of that Legation. Diossor and Ferrol.; pored to relax fumething f rom the feverity of t or. line time a private letter sagas, that Count der In favour of velfeis freighted with colonial pro Pr has fallen tato difgrace with the Emperor, trees fascia his eaates in the country. duce. bat the mandates of the Emperor of the French 4c is stetted, that the Committee of the Senate, were peremptory, and he was commanded to confif appointed to mike up the lift of votes for the Intr. c4te the whole of the cargoes of fuch edicts as fhould ria l itle bein g liered " r i i " the family of therefent be found to have any Bridal merchandise on board. Evaporat e as propofed on the 1 3th of May W Th e e o Taft. hare_ al rteen days dela was allowed for the purpo that 3433,319 French Citizens have vote d f y which may be deemed the mats of the nation, of affording the Dutch blachents an opportunity iCing the body politic.fince the women. minors, of receiving lush rails as may be configned to them ts , poor. reek, and abfentees make more than from Embden and other neutral ports. the of rise P`'Pnintien in al l EtitoP!all States. This defpotic mature keens to have beets deter- Alfa remarked, that the amber is not only .4t than that of the year eight, which placed mined on in a tronient of rage and difitppointraent, Ormenneent in NAroxsoe's hands, but alfo ex- at the order was iffued immediately after the corn -144 Out which geed it on him for life; whence it ptdfory liberation of Sir GEozoa Rt , t4loLo. The concladed, that :be confidence and gratitude of fixed and deadly rancour of the Ufurper egainft every se people have alto iocreated. tbiag Englillt. or counelted with the intereas of this ah, ravats letter from Tensing's% dated the *lll ..rollober. and inferred in the f e Meip. contains the country. has urged him upon a meafure which the (allowing neenfietion agaioft Mr. Hatwoon, Engliffi leaf experience with the nature of trade mutt have ' gigot et Nokia : convinced him was impraiticable. To exclude Bri. Tor a length of time it has excited much far- tins mannfaitures or colonial produce from countries that the mails coining from England thould be which require them as indifpenfable neceffissies of life, so Mr. Haywood's office faced of being de. •as afgal, and agreeably to the cottons of all is above his titans and Isis power, great as they may with the Poe matter. This pradice, the be. The attempt is no lefs a proof of the folly, than Governspeat infilted upop, through the me- the impotence of the man. flan of their Agent. aotwithftanding the moon- This Paper contains the article from the Mesitettr &seem of the Court of Copenhagen, and the ohter malillat that wit was for the Dania Gove r nment to of (he i nt h int. which announces the liberation of s wdererable for the letters that palled through the Sir Gsoecia Rusesoeo, as proceeding from the pro , taelltorg- ri Much warns altercation took teition of the King of PI alEa. Sn far from recogni mt l a mb " es ' when Mr. Harwemti r fertile in sin." hi/innocence, the article po fi tively this., "that eapeffismts cf that nature , propoled filenci a g the " an of the Pothunter at !locum, by an nnual if the proceedings again& him were completed, be hal= of shoat :cool. on condition that the let- would .Ippear as miniinalas Dante, Samisens Skim, , be brought to bit office aan acquiekence or Tax son" We fuppofe that it is meant by "coma eaftly be erptded in a cafe where feared, any p l et i ng th e proceedings," that if Foveae had time to Ataxes could be toads—au engagement was thus a nd _.. -. . ancluded, arrange metnoenr.e a p l ot, and diaribute the parts as From that moment the fecrets of families, the as he pleated, he could have fi xed the imputation of Aof commerce. and even thole of foreign nee- guilt upon the &hills Minifter, and poffibly have ex. ,were placed in that part of the North at the dif- totted an official condemnation of it from the fervile Several the Englith agent. reprefentatives of thofe Courts who repr o ba te d the Several mei ehanu of Hansburgh had in vain referred eamplaints t letters for London counted ffried Plot of our Mirage* at Munich. s poi 'wee re:idlest their deftinatinn , or reach No lefs than two haft and one Prullan Courier any Inc. while other letters of the faille date palled through Bruffels, on their way to Berlin, on e fr*owed by the Deceit-ay anfwers. (Murmurs the t 3th inftant. difeispulatinereafed on all fides.) The Senate of Hamburgh did every thing in their " At length the fectet of this trick is now brought , light. and the dikovery alone will, no doubt,. be power on the leisure of the Britifn Charge d'Affaires. foissitat to put a flop to the abate. The Mails of The day after he was reined, they made official cam lisrgh and of London were Rationed at Mr. metrication of it to all the Miniftcrs refident at that .ateremd's. at Holum. From that m oment it was city, and pledg ed themfelves to employ all the means Alois his power to tannins them, to difpatch, or . . within their compafs to effect his liberation. It is elni A s t h em , es h e thought proper. It was Ripuia- PA, indeed, in the agrsxmen: between him and the not improbable but their application produced the pollmatler, that the hag of letters for Denmark ready and energetic remonflrance of the Court of Amid continue to be depofited at the Dana potl of. Berlin. His Pruflian Majesty has always appeared - . on t h e rri ..ra.nt s.f their arrival from the packet- is; but the Ei,-.1;lh Agent adhered to his engage •Payin the c..me :winner as the Englith Cabinet ad- Mao of that City, ,which it is not unlikely may tt . to treaties; ac cordingly there foon came no fall under his dominion at no far diaant period. (en from England for Tonningen. The Paris intelligence of the 13th, in mentioning The Pam.* ace tent his complaints to Copal- the arrival of RA vvvvvv and his Secretaries from the en. The Dailias Government. in order to fee Court of Sc. Petertburgh, Oates, that Count MAK IL () si .rty into the nutter, authorifed him to require of was di Chamberlain of a u fam an authority to emit on f g raced at the time of the French C h a r g e trAt.• Tonningcn road the talons whom Mr. Harwood fairer departure from the Ruffian capital. The Cor. patched every poi day, and who was fafpeded to kap teens. to entertain an uncommon hatred sp,..ainft enrolled with the correfpondence. ' ' ' that bliniaer ; there i. evidence of it in every Note a The caplets was accordingly arreqed on the tranfinitted from Ta e ea.ara a Ito AS 14. D'O user r. I :h Ottt.i.er. There was found upon him a packet letters, which he declared be had received from and we are not furprifedthe fthat tion of aabr R Avast-AL M report, the ould make r. Hit wood, which w ere directed to Mr. Ellerinan, his court to him by ica commercial hotfe eftmblißted here, and mach em- certainty of which would afford him fupteme fatif toyed in affsirs with England. Tt was thus proved, ~k al. it 4 Mr. Ellerman , on his own' authority, appro. I°Gl inatat4 to bit.ifelf the privilege and the profits of the Hang a. Nov. ss.—ln the beginring of this week, pal b getting the letters diltriboted, and by receiv- a Courier arrived here from our Ainbafradot Se HlSS ailthe money accruing . fr sns the carriage. ' stasenossace, at Park. Since his arrival, we are o The prod:ice of tors kind of theft praitifed cm . 1,041 y e a.offiees, was faithfully divided between informed that the faid Envoy will not return hither `fe..elt. Harwood and Ellerman t it amounted to a till after the Coronation of the Emperor of the Paiderable turn. It as yet remains unknown whe. F r ench. ,err the packet for Tonningen was leer. t ad at Hat- Two liesing.bosts from Scheveningen, which were fish from the Danith 'turfs, or whether the bufincfs taken by the Englith on Tucfday left, have been li in r.sednited in the cabinet of Mr. Harwood• is wh e n the Englifb Agent was threatened with a berated by them. r:n.inal profecution , he declared that be would get Roes-em, Nov. t l iv.—Wto t e hear, that Onn t- Friday te packet-boati withdrawn from the tow. l of Ho- Int an climate was d e ered he BatAvia Legi on ; Net loch threats are nwta•.ory, becaufe that Wive Ikdy. of the turn required for the fervice of aunts of ' communication with the Continent is the year 1805. It is &rated, that the cußninary re inali more acces - sry to the Britidi Grivernment than i. heiseficial to the town of llnfuns.• • • 1 venues, an eftirriate of which was pretented at the o This violation of the Law of Nations, and of the fame time, are by no means adequate to the etigen err of letters on tl..- part of Mr. Harwood, is a ties of the year i Sos ' and that confequently , the tie ,sh tdrrym t.itinn to all Governme nts , that whereto- - c . en cy will he fupph . s ed by extraordinary means. .Avant an English can fee his foot upon the Con •. he wilt att .7, rp • to uf ,r p. f^me p rivile r s, or It is laid, • .at the total of the ne w forphes amount "th foroc 11.11.- ". to no I•fs than between 6R and C.; millions; and the PRICE OF STOCKS TI . ONE O'CUICK : Cordele , money, 513/Fv-ditto, for acc,sB;—•Ortution St t. Reduced 571i....Eaciacq. Bil:t, par. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Sank Stock OS i67{ 1.....11., Stuck ISJ; 3sr Cam Red. Ann. 5.4 it India Bonds,rs. 1 st. dlr. 3 per Coe, Cane 58t{ _ Irdb 5 yet' Cent. Sai Waved 3 per Cent. ConL pi Ezell. BiHq, par ts. dit. 4 Per Can. 741 731 74 Oamiura at prow. 3 per Cetd. Navy, 9t34 En6llol Tickets 181. 70. $ per Cent. WIT pSi Cont. for ace. 3/1, Lens Ann. t6i t 5. t 6ths D111.111,14101.1110111t 16 —3 pa Cent. Gov. Debt -••• En‘haznin—,Dublin on London 13. NARK-I:ANL cote-aux/owe, Nov. sr. This day there are not many frefh arrivals of Wheat ; ;he rumples being chiefly of Taft day's un fold, and Come foreign at hand, not sena fold at thefe prices, as any be yid on moil articles. Bar ley further declines, and Melt at meals lets than lift week. Peas of tub fort rather lower. Having an extraordinary quantity of Tick Besse, they are 4s. per quarter lower. Oats, but few here, and e sarly atilt quntation.and Finur as our lift. WIRRAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. got. 1004 1121 pair. GrtV Peak sos. to soe. floe Ditto, 113... is wad. Beam, ses. At. od. itre(sew), 56t. 6ts. c 4. ll* Ditto 475. „sta. M aukt.teg. SS& ed. O s % 3 1th 34S t 3 4 4. Mit. to. SIL ed. !Nand ditto, 37t. 3118.66 White Pak. Os. 640-a 6 . Pia kW. 4IL •• sIL Pirba• PRICE OE FIAUR. VW Mgr pa se ifs Simonds Sp. to too. pee Oils. &Watch a are confoleatlyfai 4 0 fiend 33 ;snots s to make good which, it is rumored. that Govern meta purpofes to lay a new tas . oa property. Nevastsea 0...-.00 the emit and carrying off of Sir Gsocoe Russsoto, the 'Wilt Miniaer to the Circle of Lower Saxony, the Senate of Hunbergh font the followiag Note to the Minifters refiding there; o It is with the deepth regret that the Senate is obliged to inform yonr Excellency of an occurrence, which is. in every refped, of a atoll Calms natter', and which has filkd the Senate with the greatell for row. Left night a detachment of between two lathend three hundred Frenc h troops, landed fecretly fuburb called Hamborger-Berg, proceeded to the Grindel, aad - there foe - rounded the country-hook of Sir Groans RI, warmth Baronet, Charge d'Affaires from his Britannic Majeity to the Circle of Lower Saxony. kited him, sod carried him, with forme of bit calk, to Hamburgh. As It was impale for the Senate to prevent this occorrenve, which del not come to their knowledge till after it bad taken place, it now only remains for them to employ evety imam to claim the liberation of Sir Giotto' Rooms% and the telloretiop of his treas. The Sepate begs your Eacellency to be afured •they will leave no means outried. as far as ever lays in their power, to obtain that end. (Signed) 0 WIDOW. " a lhaasisitga. ott se, doe . The cafe of Sir Gamma It events appears to hive been attended with no farther coafeepsences, as the-Martilair. of the ; tth kik, in the Paris article. fags ; Gs m t . RUMBOLDp Englillt Agent at Harriburgh, *tufted within cannon fhot of the advanced polls of the French army of Hanover, and carried to Paris. _ .. - has been liberated, through the intervention of the Whalley tanning his Mareary, meranpanfed by King of Praia, end has beta fent to England by the Duke of Cosisaaoaso. attended by Geo. Fin. the way of Cherbourg. If the proceedings againft atr, ro a d i e k t e O r the s tighi timett of on Alc , ort for H th n e t d h a ß e e . ce div Coura, on. this scattily affociate of Peace, Strom Sotto. w 1„, , and Tay Loa, had been completed. they mould hays H er glasjasTy, sod the Princeres AUG usrat, Ext. teseyn, aid MARY, honoured the Hon Met. Halt furnithed initanccs as remarkable as thole of his 0- coveith a Tilt at St. Leonard's-hl Th Prin es." cello ou r stle and Areasta took ap ai il ripg on e hark coenOlic This day the Preadult of the Magiftracy of this W o ke rda Yefiey the Portoguefe, the Spanlffi,aud Ruffian city received the following letter:— Ambaradine, and the Turkifb Interpreter, mashed • TOR Ogles &&&&& or sateapa at AAAAAA t ROVOSSAO, - u - in 0 I efs at Lord Haelowar's Office, • emulate Wren Tat etiallAND AND sertaix AAAAAA et • • The H Sr Tut COASTS AND M alt Or Tat lattrit, Honourable Captain Lsyssow Cowes, olte of 1 • TO Tit *DRIPS or ens **DISTRACT. results; Tut au- the Melbas of month P prif arlietifent for out, a Trnd wholes trattrlatalT OS Vitt etre been tome s a otkr in Frame, is on his a st eo l. se onee,, poteentans. iota Bramilre, return to England, being eachaageti for the French * et ortswea. (Nov. it.) au. General Bowie. ' ' nesse she 4444 to Woes ye,• • dot the °ewe° to Chid The Pearce fet off for Bath at five **clock yeaer. bowies received tredi elan Soo his Whey the Emperor, Ms. d ay , a f ter g i v i ng audiences to Come of his particular ti e , to c ose araco.sop dostht4o4 l 44l nee dot" eq be adopted friends, at Carbon Houfr, PIA Regiestit ha elellelei wee to ileesee lee she Mleelne " %lbet There arc rumours ciuuleting in Dublin r of a ft. Sir Itamirte"l""l" rein ge g Und t ee the C49(ebn " r _ wi '"" sinus difpute between two perfonages high in'officee eon *Pm op oa th Net they eeehelteet / 0 0 6 Pee% Ilea h e which We decline detailing .at they arc a & delicate ithitsg. nature. -Dsofiro .tersiog PO. " The Ittek eeti " e t .the Gee "— le Chid " de Wm , . e l lehhi , e Since the announceMetst of Mr. As. sloes soli/dim rani nisawithwe all sowed* smasee. aid splay* , moue wit o f the oynoine pacers'of the late Ifir.Wiasee, foetid to pledift4ol wierelmodises Iwo Ise has motive& or%kre to (else Amo r e o f grub . t t eet have beta fedolottfly oralwell. tbs . "'sci m r esnfsm 64 " ilm e !"`T l A t i a"" rd ' amize in fcraping together fondry fug iti v e papers rite - 000. ti wkles e a mart lout:one of that celebrated eharaae y, and it behoove I I " "%eh Orate le te rate pt . Lt d t° he egeat ee e° l the 1 uld cto guertiagainft flab attempts to imps& otseptheo or moditie st i m . on its unwarioefs. Wt. Araioss's waif is dedicated & *Y4 fee\ is Ms a alio, that he hat obotesd see. to hisittlee wt underhand, by isermiffion, to tlte Corporatism 001 of st iternire (nth No•ember), ta intone me owls, that he London. ' • Yeflerdiy the Lois Matrosifter bay i ng infpoilhot wit not put this enedore into et elation tilt sher the eopiratioo of hareem days, in order to g4ve the merchants time to mks the se- le e' hussi-smighirs' Reports, °edited the price 4 wirer, dirpolirions for th e arrival o f the Sips sonersed so she so. rea d to tie ro d k 4 three osootip . ot • fitiptetto to the from Emhart or other Neutral Pons. Pea Loaf, to: take *place to morrow' when the " I meson you. s 'rreferr• Gowen". l°1441". the end` " r paw of the gnat:tern Loaf of Wheaten will he 04. the fame imam-A*9l7,mM In the 0444 vray.lesa to aelt.kair and ii , ;ilfeba ,., 44 . , the re eipt hereof. I Were vat w ith penlsoist eftesn, SODDEN DtATll.—:Pliis osoroling Mr. km (c. J) • * " ernssrir." o p t - l a :t ete! (of the honft of Hellas. Gainers= Lutists, Nov. 9..... We hear from Rome, that O r ' S11011.W000), dropped dawn ° deacf iit the Wo Market. skis hese been ifruedfrom the office of the Secretary 'A Board of General Officers was raterday held of State. that all the neeeftery dithofitions and pre- hi order of his Royal Mightier. tisa C69intanelor ip Chief 2j at wllc a h t , i w t e in e . n a n d ele o r i tt yed,it present' e d a e i elared to 13 parations fli iiild be made for the jonraey of the So- Lu l ls and cindlesto Officers, a (um of money vereign• Pontiff to Frame, As his Holinefs has te mired to toss el to Paris at his own enProact the be Allowed for theft articles i that the pay of an Ire Treafurer General is to keep in readinefs the futon re- (fight humid be advanced f ato p.O ap per day as ; th s at a of Th e pr i nc ip a l D an ker o f R ome are Lieutenant to ps. 1 that atain . and <wired of him. ttl Officers Mould aifo receive a proportionate likewile to turnifh bills of exchange os the molt ac- advance. credited banking hoofer; in the towns through which A Coon Martial was held oo Saturday at Para. his Holinefs will pals, and principally on Paris. The mot:th, on Lieutenant John Kneefhave, for the lots Holy Father will make (bort journies ; his retinue O t te G 0 00rg cutter, near Hargett?. The Court and his rnicin wa t i t i s h av i l l y mod e s t : r ef Lieut., Kneethaw and equipages will be magni fi cent and numerous ;at each flag( is° to 130 holies are to be kept in read • tons, and adjudged them to fie emitted. 7 Ar t er:sords a Court was held nefs. The body guards of his Ho'inefs will efcon o n L i ao ,. job, Griffith, of the Aclato, ter irreer him to the frontiers of Tufcany ; from thence he will and unofficeolike coedit t, in abfenting himfelf r frOm be attended by the guards of the King of Etruria to hie duty, beynnd his leave. He *as fentenced to be the frontiers of the Italian Republic. A detachment t d :s r e m b i o ff t e t d om fil o ' T the s iti l itf a l.lt i ,ra 4 ntcsa il a* and Put at of French cavalry will then accompany him to Paris. This day the Royal Leith Volunteers were to march to Perth, where they arc to do p ermanent The Holy Father carries with him a great number of valuable ptefents, intended for the Emperor and duty for ill days. " • Emprefs, and all the Princes of the Imperial family manded by Cap Captains PSALM endGassosoistos, and of France. the two companies of Riflemen, commanded by Cap tains Toustiott and Esse, were infpieled by Colonel Boucor.es, Nov. 6 . — Extraf t of the order of the day for the Imperial flotilla : The flotilla (hall cele- (incise. After the ceremony of prefentation, the brat; on the 9th, by three siircharges of artillery, the non-commalioned Officers and privates of the b r aß ment prefented the . M . ajor with -a (+verb Sabre, take, of their convieion of his merits trel attention anniverfary of this glorious day, which has fixed the happy deflinies of France. The eta difcharges Mall to the interea of the corps. take place at the break of day, the fecond at noon, A few days fine a (mall bake-houfe, built for the and the third at fun fct. All the v: rfels remaining in ole o f the t r oop% et A r u n d e l & mac h, tn . w oof , the port, whether the flotilla he in the road or not, fuddenly dowo, whack the fire was in the oven fof (hull be decked nut in the moll fplemdid manner from t h h a e d P j u nrc7t t o t f ie h p e r at em in it s " t ' ci ' fe l' t ' c r i,,lr r o i t n"e7ghbot baker, fin rife to fun fist. At three o'clock in the afternomi dentially Cased from dearudtion ; as, had the met ing bonding, a tack of flour, and was thereby : of the fame day, at the time of high water, the Ad he would have been crated to death in the ruins. ' niaal will difiribote the Eagles of the Legion of Ho- dent haovened three minutes either (meet or later, perfooot to the . Saturcla, forenoo n _ a (mall quantity of water was nour to the brave fellows for whom he has received them (aim the Grand Chancellors admitted i nto t h e Loudon Docks, by Seems of pipes orders of hit Makfty the Emperor." bed of the Docks, before the grand admiffion of war from Old Creed-lane' with a view 1 , ameliorate the Bay ,14 , o t4.—Yefterday afternoon at two o'clock. a French Caburt Nfelenger ;vacs' thin, this i i ter from the "fhavaes takes place; the parzhed earth a Courier from the ~.t ir. .. l i T wr , er , , , f p o or a t s o tri f t k he are poe the ks p bein lace r near nk fia a s n dr i y o us ce sbe llin ; fore nt city ; hr was f ollow e d, at keen, by a Pr tiffiao Cabinet . before dm next morning ahforbe4 the quantity of 1 Nte &ogee, and at eight by l e t ~i War. Tri.l ware all three a . •- 7 to BerFn. lat the Leaden Tavern; is untionded. CRANC2LLO& OF TIM LIMNitUIR; It is a eirevostagee got geoetally loom that do Right Hoe. Wit me* PIT r. the recent Chanceßar of the Exchequer, is Smelly defceaded, is dolmas lit% fro. a very old family hid* cords of &admit as appears by the hilawirig emelt from the *nod fif so t i veleed. vs!. ale. p. Jail Wass wife of signior Pier, and great grandmother to tbe prefect adios of she Exchequer was daW of puss bass Efit of kedhall, a 'piece wiles s ,few hawked yids of the prefect church of Spey. mouth on tieback tithe Spey, hoosediately opo4to to Gillian Cattle. The family of Redhall was $ breach of the fataay 4 the Issues, Pumas of cortoon." NJUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DA' Dahlia Wourford ♦il. DVt. Ali. DU!. O 1 . • i 1111.1 1121112 e LONDON. FR4NCL ---- --,-- WEDNESDAY, NOYEM PARIS% NOVEMBER E. - Isnwn OF STOCKS THTS DAY AT ' .. Conches atie 4... and two Cl third diel44 IP; and his fait line. vivid •'-, The gscate '• the esseepti4 • es the sph • Nov. 13 d'Affaile , • ( Antbaitsk Se lt e e t t i m e st ! 1 Illiteast r s ' awl kw be It is at: epp•int e ed IL.' Whi Emfirers - feasts th . fde k• viii eflairOni • ' as:tants, t • five Gala .....it 'is a ~ gleam d ase Gove coeds Om i 8 twer.Lil tlse paropi ' 41 ' effOgr• ol bi feillowiej Agtot al is ll* ' 'rife. ihm =Wed si parellii EA ' • dime at arseess isikat 1 , te o ul i r pleee es taupe& dorm . Wane ' toe ihe ::lea t castled a To • recites tionisl pedal a ~ 34 refete to the 1 ea it w were f • a diec 44 A , em NOI, igeicie . Ramp ~ _Ham fillif i l' te•Ai v e t • Age e < i boos milt 4/44 14Uti . 1 hale C.lwr al C ll C .1 I 4441 ba in " • ' t3th ot h Me. I • 4 C ' 47 I ploi tile pile ' PO i az .. lial .0 .....it the' I ! vie ':'fir •' • 4T: ! the . eiti 1..... : 1 so a i '.,.. ..,... • 4. .- r. '.l'. ... 4.. . . .-..Wind W. S. W. i o I Hambarcii I ir FAemoura, Nov. t S.—Put in here this mornin; by contrary wind, his blajefly's lips la Triatota, 0 44 guns, la Peavov•are, of 40 guns, and the CAM, L Of 40 guns, with the outward bound lafboa, Oporto and Mediterranean fleets; among which are fevers tranfpom,hasing onboard Gents Al Fox, with the tot: and 57th Regiments of Pow, for Gibraltar: Alfa at rived the Vine, CLARK ; and Concord, Roost's, frlt Brifiol ; Towan, CLIKDY, with o“le goods, &c. Got London; Fortitude, J•itictsis, nom Swanfea ; Joli and Grace, Noeroa, with pros ill:ins, &c. from Cori Prince of Wales,. Tea LIiDDRA, from Penzance; at John and Sally, Cements, from Carmarthen.—Sails the PrufGan gallint Sr. Jchannes, MAttolltit ; at Minerva, AY em•s, with fish, fur the Mediterraneat Staff of Life, Roost AM, for Yarmouth ; Vriendfln Hosatec, for Swanfea ; Fidelity, Wietaatas, I Portfmouth ; and Sufannah, MARSfI API, for Padllo The WALsiIiON•SI packet, with the mails of the t; inn. for Lilbon, waits tie arrival 'tithe Diana pad from thence, before the fails. Wind Wen. ..i .... . Yermours, Nov. lg.—Came in the Swan, Ca Hraietr, from St. John's, with fifh and ail; I Ebenezer, Capt. Wessrea, from Longfound ; Requefl, Captain E , from Petet (burgh ; ; the Adventure, Capt. bleeamsY, from Dantai all laden with naval noires for this port. • PoITSI4OUTH, Nov. 21.—Arrited the Mary, CI Emmert, from Plymouth, bound to Surinam, join convoy. Sailed his Majetly's flay ATLA:. to . the Channel Fleet ; Nines frigate; and the Panic Outlt wry . . tcbooner, on aet uite. Wind S. DIAL, Nov. t.—Sailed the Fogy bomb for St nets. 'Came dawn the HY Fli• frigate from d Arrived l'lsassoarletrs frigate, with feveral r lips of war, from their Ball. als r if the French e and remain in the Downs, with the reit of hit jelly's Blips as per lan, and a fleet of outward bi I veffels. P. S. The Ctra es w floi pof war has a G for a convoy to the %rearward. Wind S. W. La wince, Nov. I.—This morning fome 'ON the total wreck of a foreign veffel were found on I left hand fide of the entry from the fouthwart Braffey Sound. On fume pieces of the wreck ar 1 following names : D. Getroywe Zebode i—an , 1 two brats fa ivel gun', had' from laid wreck, art graved the wands. &hip Neptunus, J. P. Nees Iluiffink, Ann° 1797. A mall, cable,and two bodies were found about three miles diltant trot wreck. 'The Die Emdic, SCSIU•RT, of Kerning' from Palau to London, laden with wheat and drove on flume in Welt Voe, near Sunburg-1 Vega and cargo a meek. People Caved. &senorita, Nev. I 7.- , -.A rrived here yells the Chitties, Ram. from Liflion, a running lb la days; failed thence in company with the a (hip Lady Nelfon, M.Af oar ea, bound for Glafgow, and patted with her the fame eveui Nineteen lAll of a difperfed convoy from Neuf land, arrived at Lilbon on the IR and ad in asoffly in a leaky condition, thtee of them dial' the fleet, which they left on the fll of Gaither lilted of 40 fail, under convoy of the Audit Fate and Fox cutter, and five days after the ing, encountered a moll tremendous (form, in it is feared, Tome of the B-et went down. lot was obliged to throw as her guns owes Ito A veal ft om Gibraltar, with 43 patlingetc. to London, foondttcd At lea ; the CrCW :•nti gels acid picked ill, by a (mall blia, bound ft Local to London ; which on aco wit of the on board, WAS obliged to put ia:r . . the Tagus, flue was itnincilmtcly pat under quarantine. y ell erday the Emily, al v tee ii is, fri,nl Quebec !poke the CA. A tiA,HARVIP , from hence tnr inn& ~f the Inc n i Beck. with a pilot on boa Water 'ream Nov. 13.—life packet In Inc of Man, anise.. liege on Foilay night. we learn, that they had exce (Duly fevere there, for favetal day,. On Sunday fennii Brothers, T. CIIRISTI•SI mallet, belonging Bridefon, of Draiglas, in coming round Ire Iron to that place, was forced, by the violent ft im upon the Calf of Man, and totally WTI The people were all laved, and apparently t titular a& of Pam Mt NCI. It is a whinsfical circumnance to find the 7.l.linitte. Ltvaetoor., Nov. .9.—The Noce Willis of the Ceutt 01 Span to the Republic of the Arne'''. i Hurd), from Africa, paffed die Bahamas can States, towing into a defence of his proceedings Tannish ; the Mars, WHITE. fpo ke the ' on the ground of the l o iberty ou r he istreit. Cetera:Le, ;font hence for Af. ice, off Cape There is a Rory, about fou thousand pounds be- all well; the Duddon, Coaelar, from ing inclofed in the paunch of A bare. and fent up to phia fur this port at Braffey S e urat, the Oa town in a flage.coach, but which has pot reached the one man (a foreigner) and fundry thing! pony, The rogues Were no common leasfer.r, who overboard, off faraday-head: the Gerry confide' e.: the mile s as the fairen game. • iIAMS, (tom New York and Cork arrived Yttterßay as Baron Koster WAS Rending at the l'huitclay; failed from Cork the 1 nth inllau window cd; his honfe, the corner of Clarges-flrect, pany with the Imperi il, PcTSIKIN, from I Piccadilly, be ,-bleated a young Lady throw berfelf for this port. The George, Nevis, firim bito the decpeit part of the gacen's Baron, in the Tottola, was going into Cork, as cue Gear Greer. Pat k. The Nobleman abohad jun returned LIAM!, was coming cut. from tiding. immediately milled out, accompanied Arrivrd—Mort. ZUIIIJ. Clltlrtten, and St And by two of his domenics; end on Lis arrival at the trot!, !4otith . Ca , r . o b lina ; . 1 1 1,r1,: i d P H 4me.; el t aridc Sc I lou d bafo by the War 01 Piccadilly Ga' C rllinged in, and 1 tcn , a ;;;; l ,l 4 c a . ' 1 ..a- ~ e i l . :' a . 1 . 11 " 1 ',' . t . I . . I:Attt f AA. 1; 7 !: ' Nam )1 after, o fidele exertion bore the unbaay }trial: 1 ' f , ,. ., 1 , in. . ; ..,.." ~A, ,;,..y,..,.. tri.n.; a.;;,.., ; ;4, Ni to dee bafk, fit m whence le aa, Cart.cd without I ii , a „,.. " i „ ; " ar, ad.c; ~,,,,,,., lo.rdock; any figm of life to the York Ai Ills Plll,liC-110111C, in . Pac!.et. Nruuh. and Mar,firld. Ikleicr, (run, liorre tinge:4Lnc,, where the (peed] A ilifitmc of 'air. 11. ' 1‘.nr,d,.ti:11,11.: i tr‘ . i. , : , -.:, , r,, fr,,,..,i,:rnra,t.,.:;r1 honfr.: Surgeon, restored her to animation ; And the hrlt I ~.„.L; 1 Asni, lirld: ,, ,t. t:..in ditto at Bonou ; WAIIIG fhe a: 1.. ulated were, " I with to icc say Mo- -"•:' ~:t „:a 14e1:i•.:1nd1... , .:: n s or.::: r, --, toms ci,d, cher islet Children !" The Lady is about tv• :lit y•fil ,an .., 1,,55)(1.1 r, tr r. ll• ..c, C,4 J.kragica, and years of age, and was elegantly dr:Oh:J.—She is mar teri: d.t.er 0 . 1 . llaurr.dg, a, ,U.k, tied, but her name and family ate at piektit un- I Ex::,l4• of a l e tter it .o. Cart. Maori. known. There is. however, no doubt, hoot her ap i Ship Lord :Zellon, dated `;;. Ti.orriaN'a, 7: ratarlCC, that ( he is :dilatable. In her pocket W.LS i..Vs - C at tivc. 1 sic yeti :sal rr. .1 ing. din found a pocket book, cuotaioing feveral bills and let. I ea thirsy t. tit tia; b 1 I t.tl i:Ali.:.i ny, it 3 he tba, ant tern ; Aft. three locks of hair, fowled to be her el:•:- complimen t . t ticii , •, , , a' i dien% ; and a bottle of aqua fcrtir.—lll ufage on the siltwe htd All cap ei.,e'i.eta with part it . he t I. land is alligiled ac the cattle of tie sated, oh mac lo.at. t. ti v it.) , 0. ; tall all. Sae a .011 Calling iv a hutsie in 14;;IAlli,•lti“t. 1 ‘1.1411.46 Zjitil a few lot M. tee ...... The fable of the Piece is eatrennly iiiviple. The ferhe Iles near Berlin, where Delaval awl Clara, having Irmo recently married, livid Ina ftyle of the brit (albino. fired, however, Mixing t o , getber. they frequently quarrelled nn tile moil trivial fuh}ctis, and to loch extent did their bickering. po, that each became difgafted with the pretence of the other Clar.'s uncle pertuacles an old friend. Barna de Limburg' , , to get Clara arnited by a feigned order from the Wafter, and the Is conveyed to the Baron's Callk, where the is to be detained as a prifoner. Delaval is albs kited in the Lame manna, and fent to the fame place. TM lady arrives MR, gives the Governor of the Cattle ithe Baron) an account of her kulband's comludt, and rept-dents Min an i monde, tr,fit for the teddy of a fine lady. She then goes to her apartment , up three pair at itain,ln therm:cod tewier,wlaen: the window overlook , the ditch. Delaval Is twat introduced, and he returns the compli- Meat by a &Seriatim of the capricious temper of his helpmate.— The Governor tells him be bas a moft beautiful lady under his care, and Deland beconws Impatient to fee her. Th, y aiterwanis mast, and their sautind forprife,vexation, and regret, are firottgly I mitered. LkLwal attribute his confinement to his wite's influ ence with her uncle, and the 'attributes her imprifeement to the fame mule. After Tome eonierfation they became frieads once More, and are In tbe.sEt of Leafing their agreement M a tender embrace, when they are interrupted by the Goventor, malty's rately confined, he not believing them to be married. In the zd As% they engage O'Clughorty to lad them in etcaplng, which they are pal on the point of dialing, when the Governor eaters, with a (L el of feparatioo from Berlin, which either of them who flits. Is to be at liberty. This neither will da. and the Piece ionandea with their agreciag to live happily in future. '1 bey ate then Pet flee. Such is the Rory. The dialogue was in general pointed and lieely ; and Mrs. JORDAN appeared to great advantage in the captious, though dnatir.t wife. 4 • ELLtirros played with great fpirit ; and Dowrott, '!'here rll te T i O s I i n E o , c a h n a d n bit s. ge S t. e in s , throughout.eeno ave much 1 . etis The f a M ai ti ° E; is very spirited. The Overture was.nsuch applauded, it comitted "1 - istold movement—it is comer fed by Mi. P. Sta. and certainly rates honour on his talents. The piece was announce. (Jr repetition this evening, amidit univerfal applaufe. The following may (erre as a fpecitico of de poetry fe-- SONG--Listera. When difdahoully w• treat you, Ee'ry beauty we pogris ; *WI with fr.,wn;rag look we wet yes, Lannage us% our thacaoe nosh. 411 u: you're ftiblog, fiwcarlua, drlng, Full of Who', Praying, kneeling, Sun raving while we Dusdas while wc cty, ett Fie! fie fic I Set when pitying your pawl, Quickly ;need is the rub; Soon Ton fpare your sdatinitioo,, Tied is Wry charm nod grace. Tfo more Eakin& Swearing; dying, fraying, kneeling. Vows, or Wog, Toe Ungrateful thew grow Ay, inner aide, and cry, oh Co! EL! fis!•fic! SONG—CLAR A. A Sage ante to a 11l aiilcn funs, While rummer Waves were growing, Eve/tense dwek upon his tongue., With lore her heart as 'allowing 'The foamier bloom. will fade away. And will no more be ; Thde dower. that look fo frets and gay, Win not be ever green ; For the green lessee all turn yellow. thus with the delights of love, The yoothfol heart beguiling ; Bilker me, you will feud them prove A. trannent—though as hulling , Nut long ti , vy II urlA ere they fade, As folly I bare are; • Yea like the fun me. &men, fair Maid. Oh ! uonc are aver Furl; For the green ksves all flirts Tte tntloC;es of both Mts. ELANI , • Longs arc tan crnnonly prely. Nn left than five encore: took 1,14 cc, of which Mr. JOHNSTON& .and Mrs. 131.11%0 hod PlOO each, M ea.JOID•II one. Mr. JOHN /911,,, is to the old Scots tune of lo kr as i N dlt I from Old Crave]-lace, with a view v. ameliorate the • - bed of the Docks, before the wand admifSoa of wr Ye Eeflerday tope . ' a ' lternoon at two !i ti lace unf a , ear und i e y d a . s dry as be s forr. be wa f i le ,f t n le as ne tn at ita rno ve rn th i e ng abforbeil the quantity of tit Melanges pried thin, this i ter from the Thames takes place i the psi eart h rarance, that me is ICIpCCI•loic. at ler a en c , ou by r; a cT r i r r ti nal frin iti C e abi m net ir.... 7 to Th at t r he re im port d o o f ri the Ta, Dae nn ks ; betel rlird, and the diaper tunrul a pocket book, cuotaising feveral bills and let- of thirty t, chi), 1 C 1..). • •••• ter' ; three locks of hair, fuppofed to be compliment t net all in lit. tt healt it by then', ; and a bottle of agar fortu.ll ulage on the Soh intl. we hid All cup •graint with a part of hci 1.. &and is ailigaed as the cAufe of the Natter, uh ni e haat ti are all three a . •- talk aft. She vi as mimosa *bottle in biguai.lllcet. datu.trat. titan is few dot ;..li." YSizJffkr. peort7-Lests.---Lail night; after the Comedy ni Lavers Vcras, a new Mirka' 411 xv-piece, entitled Ma trinity, wa. performed for the &it tittle. We un dertiald this robe the production of Mr LUNY, lhe author of Railing the Wind," a farce, aided lad %baton at Covent-Garden. 'rtr following are the Dramais Perfma Baron de Limburg - Mr. Dow - rom. DelavAl - Mr. EL wi Oh. - Mr. Ismo mil O'Clogborty C is• a - Lifetta - holra.rsasr. • - Mn .s. La N ts. Servants, &c.