Star. — London, England, 1811-10-04 00:00:00

.9ould perhaps rather be La ow ?setae ekin i ' Nit to the degradation. they aviathennelves Of thii inhappy fear to work in their own way, and the tea ,equence is that they lead the Queen nearer and _, • filit vtfkiltati Vl'At,. LotaioN: 'TOBER 4. nearer to the fall which the w , much dreads. It is FRITS 4 IY, 0C . .. impossible to topsider her situation without cora- SUCK OF S':l'oos..ir us DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. passion ; nor to think ti . her betrayers without : per C t. t. ft i ed i tte i e7 .put ', lva . ; spec pitt jent. " NI 9; 44 indignation. In Balm and steady representations to 1 per Cent . dnet—Boode hie. 16e. ps - e.—Onanivor i es. herself she shewt all the ability and judgment that , Each. Bill` (3d.) Is. "47 -Di " ( 3 1 4 •) 11 °. to 4.. Pool. she is allowed to possess, though the tear of her fall By a letter which we received this mining fidni is ever preSent to her Mind; but the sactarnt that she Gibraltar, we learn that rte army of General Batas takes counsel of the Neapolitans, if the matter at all nada had marched frail Algesiras towards Rotida, furnish any way for touching her Sok, site catches where the French haVe "bout a thousand men;— like ginpowder, and there is no farther dealing with SOELT was it Malaga, levi i ing heavy contributions on her oh rite Subject, nor is it possible to conceive to pierce. communication still cut off Between that Allis what lengths her ektravagance will Ay. 1 the garnlon bf Gibraltar and Spain, to guard against Some titheigo she consulted al lit-entlettisin privately : the introduction of the fee* 'Which still rages at Car. about applyi4 for a loan of iirtoo,eoo to the DA- thagena: . . . I tish merchants iii Sicily. He took the opportunity Papers and s the a v i d 4th of last mcrili *net' to 3d of telling her, thit it might be more easily obtained have been received from America; their contents, froth the British GOvelittitetit, if her Majesty would however, are still unimportant. The act of Comm content to make certain irriagements for the benefit of her own subjects, whit were very loudly called dore Romans, in attacking the LITTLE BUT, is stated, in the Bahimors Refesdolits, to be disavowed for. Acid, among other things, 'it was mentioned , rs by his Gpvernmeut ; aasl, it iii adde ' e know not 'that the Officers of the Sicilian Army were constantly tity: iliaking comparison betvrecri their condltion and feat whether on sOfillfr tit' that or the British Officers. It Was also 13ointaal qa 4,. is to be assembled for ottfAst. -:. — 4, 4: her; hat considering that the object of beith armies* 17 V t _ * li y the 1111111iEE Maths( yesterday, we leirn, that _ . the same--the defence of Sicily, it would Materially conchibe to render it trove secure if they were plated, under:the command of the same General. Her faticy caught aC this proposition, and she became, greatly agitated, repeating several times that - she would think alit, that it wtl,ld be done, and bursting into tents, eit claimed it was'a hard condition, for what is grandiat Without 'power. At the same time she admitted, chit no attempt had been made by the British ever to die tate in any point that affected the independence of the "Cretan. The infirMity of the Queen is the vivacity of her feelings.' In iY.tellect, judgment and :nation 'she is an extraOrtiinary woman ; but all these great qukities are distorted by the excess of her seri , oibility. On this occasibUit was particularly so, be cause she had an opportunity of acting magnanimously towards her own - subjects, and of granting voluntarily tb her ally what Clitumstances ihay afterwards extort. frOns her—next day, when her Majesty had taken Counsel of the Neapolitans, she had recovered her self: poisession, anii the affair was no longer talked of, but ody if the loan could "be easily raisid. In order to theta in what manner the Neapolitan Cabinet at once tortures the Queen, and endangers'ehe Siate, we shall mention two cur;oes tricks*-; ohe ofillein ins. Mecliately of national importance, and the other s 'though at first only private, has become also national. Last summer, when Mar.it was on the coast of Ca tabria, the British Commanders requested that the troops and vessels cf .var at Palermo ihoild 'be sent to assist in the defence of the East side of clic The pi - Oposition was reasonable, particularly in what respected the gun-boats ; but the Machiavelli round the Queen could not suppose that any thing was Mr the rumoured insurrection of three black regiments turns out to be an affair of no greater moment, than a conflict between a party of thirty Maroons; i and, nn the other side, a multitude of free people and slaves, who attempted to rescue some prisoners 1 whom the Maroons were escorting. Still, however, {there seems to be something unsettled in the internal state of the Island. A Colonel LAPOINTE, and a trenchman of the name of BLANCHET, from St. Do mingo, have been taken up, and exaMilied respecting thi object of their mission to Jamaica. THE KING. 1 I 1 t . tt WINDSOR-CASTLS, OCTOISIt 4. 66 His MAJLSTY Continues in the same state. (Signed) 66 U. if ALFORD: W. HESSRDEN. R. WILLIS." YesterdayMr.PanceVatcame to town from Ealing, transacted business at the Treasury, and returned in the evening. Mr. Goutnurii, the Under Secretary of State, we are sorry to hear, is much indisposed, having within these few days broke t blood vessel. Princess CHAIILoTTE 4 NATAias principally amused herself wh,ile at Bognor with riding on horseback. Her Royal Highness rode two favourite ponies ; the air and exercise agreed withher so well that her R oyal Highness has got very lusty. WILLIAM LEE, Esq. is elected Mayor of Exeter ;rpr the year ensuing ; Ptrea JouvrE, Esq. Mayor of dole ; and Icstrx Tux, Esq. Mayor of Welts. The Commissioners for improving the Navigation is:4 . '6e river Nith, have contracted with a Gentleman for cutting the canal at Sd. the cubic yard. The whole to be completed on the Ist of September next. COVENT GARDEN THEATRE.—The cmic 0 ra of 'proposed at Courts for the olensible reason, ancethey • the Cabinet was perform ed last night, i o n which Mr. set their heads to work in order to discover what the SINCLAIR sustaieed the character of Orlando, for the British Cornmenders meant by making so uncommon second time, and gave the songs with much executiun a request. After much conjecture, keen and delicate, and taste. , at last they fetind out 'that the 'British Commander's LYCEUM.—TheComedp*he Inconthost wasbrougfit i 'forward last night for the purpose of introducing Mr. really intended to get the forces into their own harms • PUTNAM, from the Edinburgh Theatre (formerly of preparatory to a reveliati)n, by which the Neapolitan Drury Lane) in the character of roung Mirabd : he Cabinet was to be turned upside down, and the mem- played the part with much spirit, and met with a very ten sent rio one knew where ! This sage secret was favourable reception. Mr. Dowrete was quite at no sooner disclosed by the discoverer, than the whole I hothe in Old Mirabel ; and Mrs. Enwie displayed the volatile excentricities of Birarre with exquisite spirit. Cabinet began to talk vehemently, making many In the Farce of the Aitiiesie Mr. LoVitosiors assumed winks and shrugs, ana frequently placing the fore the Character of Caleb Quotas, formerly performed by finger of their right hand oft their noses; the whole MATHEWS, and was most loudly and deservedly ' ap scheme in Short was clear to theM all, so snatching pl a uded . . .• up their coctid hats, and taking hold of their The opposition to the Benighted Travellers has co far abated,. that they now proceed with scarce any inter swords, away they ran to tell the Queen, and it was i ruption, and may probably make their way to the end Pr oved to her Majesty in the most clear and inaisputa- of the s eason. ble Manner, that at 'the approaching feast of Santa 1 A new Farce is in rehearsal at the Lyceum Theatre, Rosalia, it would be a high stroke of policy to exited from the pen of Mr. Pocock, the author of " Hit or a revolutionary rising Of the Sicilians, and that the 1 Mitt." concerted signal was to be the letting off of the fire- 1 The sporting stisdn having commenced, a punster : observes, that the Citizens have very properly works on the Marina of Palermo. Accordingly alarming admonitions were given to that 'energetic Bri- Alderman Hunter fur Lord Mayor, and Alderman ilhr. A as Whipper-in. tish Minister, Lord Amherst, of the insubordinate i i A punning Correspondent says, that the persons state of the Sicilians, and who !nowt tut 3sir own King who robbed her MAJESTY'S Wardrobe, perhaps did so himself was written to by the Quien's own hand, on Me with a moral view, as they naturally wished to get occasion? The feast of Santa Rosalia arrived, and there into idler isabitr! was heard drums beating and soldiers on the alert, ! Yesterday la Hoont, a new 74 } was launched at and officers seen running here and there with " f i re i n . the King's yard, Deptford, amidst thousands assem bled to Witness the ceremony. The launch was, as each eye and papers in each hand." The farce of i usual, decorated with the Royal Standard, the Union, preparation was admirably performed, but we know' St. George's Ensign, and the Admiralty Flag. She not whether our Minister, whom Queen Caroline has 1 is a fine ship, and appeared a finished model of neat complimented as the politest that ever was at h e ness. The stern and quarter galleries are remarka t' ,_ • b ly plain, but not less handsome on that occoune— Court, was ever su rude as to examine into the trier. Her cutwater is surmounted by a Lion crushing the de affirm that it was a trick, and contrived much in GalliC Cock. The device is of course appropriate. that way that we have described. Our Government She is painted with a black streak. About two o'clock ought to have had some better reason than a sky she moved'off the slip with fine effect, while a band of music played t' Rule Britannia," and at the instant rocket plot, why the main body of the Sicilian army , her bows touched the water, • a bottle was thrown by with the vessels of war, were not allowed to co-ope- one of the Lords of the Admiralty to came her la , rate in the defence of the island. Had there really RocuE. A shout from the multitude, with hats of, seen any conspiracy, it would not have been known, invoked Neptune and Mats to make her victorious. without some of the conspirators having been. dis - It was a shout of British exultation, and the effect of course, beyond expression. Oa the whale, covered. But who was punished for beingrcoricerned . was , there never was a finer launch seen. in it ? Who were the leaders ? Where did they Inunediately afterwards an Indiamau was launched meet? What means had they prepared ? How were f rom the yard of Messrs. Nimes, WIORAM, and Co. they discovered? . We sty again, that the whole was She was called the Cahalva, from the name of the a Neapolitan trick.—•i - he other anecdote is of such a estate of the owner, -..-- Mein, Esq. She is a beau. peculiar nature, that ;t Jexrvcs to be treated by itself, tiful vessel, and also went of in a very fine stile, in , the presence of a numerous company of Ladies and , ant! which we shall do in Our next. ' I Geatlemea s who partook of ast &Oat eollatiow, 7 • • • • • • THE ARMY. NOAL Thursday tennight, Major-Cameral Mormitetitt There are still six of the Jamaica fleet not arriiefii inspected the 6th Garrison battalion, commanded by their names are Juno, Captain MAHON ; Holland, Cap- Colonel DA *A, at Nenagh. tan; FILE; Kingston, Captain G. jacket:44 ; Adonis; Friday last, Captains DAVIS End DOLPHTN'S corn- Captain J. Cookie; Lincoln, Captain 'I RICHMOND; panics df the Galt* Militia, Marched for Clare, and the Jade, Captain W. KIRBY. • Ennis, Ste. to replace Captains MAHON and JoyNT's The Constitution American frigate arrived yes companies, who have joined their regiment in Li. terdaj in the Dowhs from the Texel. merick. PLYMOUTH; OCTOBER f. The Wexford Militia have lert Cloning for Tuam, Arrived the MULLET schooner from the West In where they are to be quartered. The Wexford are dies, last from Antigua. which place. she left eight weeks ago.—Came up harbour to repair and refit, the to be re-placed in Clonmel by the Kildare Militia. FERVENT gun-brig.—Sailed the ROYAL Ozonoz, 110, The Wexford are to re-place in Tuam, the South Cork Militia, which is to march for Belfast. and the Mercury store-ship for Portsmouth. Major-General ANSON is appointed to the Northerh TORBAY, OCTOBER a. District, in Ireland, and to be stationed at ArMigh. Yesterday arrived the Wurrixo schooner from a cruize. This morning his Majesty's thin SARRINA Lieutenant-General MACKENZIE is to be stationed sailed for Plymouth. Remain in Torbay his Majesty'sat Athlone ; Lieutenant-General Municit, at Ar ship MARTIN, with the transports bound to Cork ;one magi; ; and Major-General Orme, at Tullamore. cf which, the Ariadne, N 0.120, sprung ha bowsprit, The Shropshire, Lancashire, and Sdmersetshire Regiments of Militia were reviewed at Plymouth, on and is collie within the pier to refit. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday ; their soldier-like DEAL. OCTOBER 3I Sailed his Majesty's ships BERwICK and Tiotaciatt appearance, and the manner in which they went with the whole of the ou6vard-bound for Porta/tout& through all their evolutions, drew forth the approba- Wind E, blows strorm awn of the General and every other officer present: LYMINGTON, OCTOBER a. Accousso flora East Bourne state, that, in conse- Sailed the OWEN GiatNnona, 'Sir S. Hoop, far-India; quence (presiftig orders, the &bp 1111 a 6 , H32 7 / 1 /A1:11k SEPTIIMIIER • f , „ deftly brokia rapt and the 2d battalion the - aoth, ' On the 6th inst. the body of a woman was fotmd and the 81st Regiment, were marched off immedis upon the sea shore, between Hornsey aad Wridlingtos ately to be ethliarked for Gdernsey. The orders ad- in Yorkshire.—She was very slightly clothed—nothing mitred of so little delay, that the troo ps left behind on her but a shift, a co t ton gown , and a nankeen spen ser. She was young, and had oa a wedding ring them all their beaty baggage. lend had been but a little time in the water.—lt was at On Monday the 23d inst. the Officers of the Car- first conjectured she had gone from the neighbourhood, digan militia entertained at dinner, at Swinburn's, and drowned herself in the sea, but after waiting two Limerick, Loid KILTARroN, Viscount GrAterwourn, days, and no female being missing, it was concluded the had come from a ship t —she was interred. the Mayor, itc. General Misr/mason and Staff, and the Officers a that garrison.—The party did not sepa-l Qu A ebe ita c i . vir t L a iv r e Mig . , l l 4, t ry lle fr O om las t r i o e w w , B and runsw ln ic te k gri . tany,d froßicm rate until a late hour, highly pleased with the polite. thus; from Nova Scotch; Integrity, from Miramiche ; and Arai, sem and nos itali of Cin Flamm the President l'rani sh ßatiia. In . the Downs, . Florida, from Amelia Island: p ty apta ,At eerness, Hope, Skellston ; Ann, Argo, ind Newcastle, ;Ind his brother Officers. ` from Quebec. At Ramsgate, with lon Of anchor, the Agnes, from Quebec. At Liverpool, Aurora; from Bahia. At Quebec The Leitrim militia, about 750 strong, landed at h a b ella , Three Slaters , Risnce, Edward, and . Hear% f rom Deal `Bn Wednesday morning from on board the Mo- London. 'arch and Phoenix transports, after a passage of 211 Wednesday se'nnieht, during a gale from the N.E. • days, during Which they experienced much severe wesa and a heavy surf, a Russian prise to the Tar:. l tar frigate, bound for Leith, in attempting to take they. The regiment is to be quartered at Canterbury. , Montrose harbour. gut embayed, and was obl;ged to DtsTtotaaNcE IN THE GARRISON or DUBLIN.— cast anchor close to th e b r e a ke r s. The life-boat was (From the Dablin Evening Post, Oct. 1.)--A serious di!. I soon on the beach ; but such was the violence of the turbance took place between a regiment of Irish waves, that, notwithstanding the greatest exertion ' allki- I in vain. At Brig and eletachthents of the English Militia, quartered .d. two attempts to reach the vessel p roved Length, after mg about three hours, in a leaky state s in the Royal Barracks. The particulars are not suf- ' and despairing of assistance, the cable was slipped, ficiently authenticated at present to receive publicity, !and the vessel grounded on a hank a few yards from but there is one fact, of a very extraordinary nature, so l the river ; when she was immediately boarde t r i by two • boats belonging to rerryBen ; and the crew, a prize. currently reported as to remove all doubt, namely,that master, and soe of the 'lonin to e 400 of the Irish actually opposed themselves to 15001 Tartar, with two passengers, were seamen al l - s a fel y land th ed of the English Militia. Happ4 the dissention is •at Montrose. The cargo, consisting chiefly of rye, has been sated, and it is expected the vessel will be likely to subside, as the Irish have been removed to ' different quarters in the city. The Irish regiment is got off with little damage. • generally known by the cheering title Of thew Gilf-1 ASIZIIUCAN PRIZES. froiven Bar." '6 ‘ EDITOR—On proceeding down the River yesterday with a party of friends to witness the launch at Deptford, I was astonished to see a vessel coming up the River with two 'flags flying,. viz, the Ameri. Can flag under the Union Jack. Now, Mr. Editor, although I found, upon inquiry, that the vessel in question was detained under yule of the British Or ders in Council, and might perhaps be declared a lawful prize; yet I do submit to you, whether it is fair or proper to insult the good sense of John Bull himself, or the feelings of the American subjects now in this counti y, with a spectacle so humiliating to the latter. They are already losers, in a pecuniary point of view, to an unheard-of amount, and the con duct of our Naval Officers ought to be such as to al. lay, and not to increase the irritation of the public mind across the Atlantic. a I wish I could be informed, through the medium of your paper, if Mr. YORKE, or any of the Leads of the Admiralty, have authorized the above wanton insult upon a Flag which is confessedly neutral ? " I am, Sir, your obedient servant, " A DRITUAI zaaacnasr.” " Cornhill, 4th October." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 1811. THeiSDAT, OCTOICk 3. The King's Plate of 10055. for 4-yr olds carrying lost. 41b. .51? olds 11 st. 61b. 6-yr al(ls list and aged 12st. 21b. B. C. Duke of Grafton's br. c. Whalebopes, 4 yr old - - I Mr. Vansittart's ch. h. Burleigh, 6 yr old - Mr. Howorth's b. c. Wildboy, 4 yr old Mr. Lake's ch. c. Breslow, 4 yr old Mr. Baldcock's b. c. Rabbit, 4 yr old Sir F. Evtlyn's D. c. Cassander, 4yr old - - - dr 2to 1 agst Whalebone-3 to 1 agst Barleigh-2 to 1 apt , Wtldboy. Sweepstakes of Rigs each. Two-yr old Course. Cr C. Bunbury's Cressida, 4 yr old, tist. 41b. - • 1 G l en. Gower's f. by Dick Andrews, out of Th,y, 3 yr old, 7st.6lb. Mr. Payne 's Interloper, 4yr old, Sit. 71b. - - 3 Mr. Wyndhasn's sister to Brighton Lass, 3yr old, 7ot. 61b. 4 Mr. Blake's Bacchanal, aged, 9st. 131 b. 6 to 4 apt Cressida. Col. Morguis Oporto. Bst. best Major Wilson's Erebus, Sat Jib, Two-yr old Course, 100gs.-3 to apt Oporto. The Town Plate of £5O, or 3-yr old colts, Bst. 71b. and Utak est. alb. D. I. Entracte sgs. Mr. Thompson's br. e. by Walton, out of Vandyke's dara . Mr. Craven's b. f. Stingtail - s Mr. Shakospear's b. e. Scavenger - - I Gener4l Gower's br. f. by that Andrews, out of a sister to Agonistes 4 Mr, -'s ch. t. - sister to Nitre - dr Lake's . . by Giles, out of a . to 2 to I on br. c. by Walton. . It i' said that Captain BARCLAY won £lO,OOO on the battle between Cribb and Molineur. Molineux arrived late last evening at Richman's, St. Martin's-street, Leiceaer-synare. An immense crowd surrounded the house as soon as his arrival COURT Matalat..—Monday a Court Martial war held on board his Majesty's ship Raisonable, in Sheer. tress harbour, consisthig of the following Members : The Right Hon. John Lord Colville, of Culross, Pre sident ; Captains William Hanwell, Hugh Cooke, Keneth M , Kentie, and George 'f owke. The Court proceeded to the trial of William Pennington, pri vate Royal Marine% belonging to his Majesty's pr:s)n ship Kron Priucea, lying in Gillingham Reach, upiffer a charge eihibited against him by Lieutenant I'. S. Osmet, Commanding Otficer, viz. fur deserting from a boat while on duty, being the second time within 'five nionths. The Court having maturely and deli berately considered the evidence adduced on the part tf the prosecution, as well as what the prisoner had to offer in his defence, are of opinion, that he is guilty of the crime laid to his charge, and du therefore sen tence him to receive 150 lashes on his bare back, at such times, and alongside such ships, as the Comma nder in Chief shall direct ; and that he is mulct of all the pay that may be due to him, and recommead his being removed from the Krim Princeu, and embarked in a ship going to sea. MA R K -LA N E —Th e Market, this day, has some fresh arrivals of Wheat, but the supplies on hand are in considerable, and the sales maintain last quoted prices-a-Barley in middling supply, and with Malt. likewise keep their price—White Pets ready sale, at the last currency —Grey, and Beans of both sorts continue at little variation—The supplies of Oats on hand are also inconsiderable, and the trade for sam. plea of first quality, named somewhat dearer—Flour remains at the late quotation. 0 C RRRR /ACT AS UNDER: Wheat Us. 955. 114.. Beans, 431. 's4s. Fine ditto, 1 1 te., 1 tas. Tick ditto, 425. 48s. Rye, 40s. 46e. Oats 51.31. 3Us. 335. Barley, 425. 411 1 . Od. Pola nd ditto, 365. 371. Ctd. Malt, 745. 1121. Fotatoe ditto, 39a. 401. Wince l'aits (Boilers) Us. 945. Rape Seed £40X46 !hits Flier, 9i/. t• 100sr-Sesaatis, Ws. to Us. became public. The foundation stone of Lord MacoosALD's intend ed village of Kyle Haken, Isle of Skye, was laid on the 14th ult. in presence of a numerous meeting of Ladies and Gentlemen in the neighbourhood. After the usual ceremony wms performed, the,party retired to the festive board, which was prepared on the green ) the scite of the village, when Many loyal, patriotic, and apPropriate toasts were drank, and the day pass e ed much to the satisfaction of the company presein. who all admired the beautiful situation of the proposed establishment, v hich, horn its local advantages for, trade, and its vicinity to the fishirg lochs, pro ibises at no distant period to become a place of the first importance in the United Kingdom. The accounts said to have been brought from India, by the Fox frigate, relative to the loss of the Dover, together with nearly the %thole of her crew, have natu rally excited considerable uneasiness in the minis of the ft iends and.relatiies of those m board. For their satisfaction, however, we are enabled to state, -that al though it is true the Dover was stranded, it is not known that any part of her crew were lost. The City of London, which was under convoy of the Fox, fell in with the Indian soon after leaving the Sand-heads; and from that ship she learnt, that on passing Madras roads, the Indian saw the Dover and some merchant vessels on shore ; but with respect to the fate of their ! erews,She knew nothing: and this information, and no more. *as communicated to the Fox. • 1 .t .-iy ~ . t .. ,~