Star. — London, England, 1807-10-31 00:00:00

I THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. BANKS OF THE MAINE, SEPTEMBER 12. SAI VRDAY, OCTOBER 3r. PRICE OF STOCKS TIIIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3pa Cvnt. Coeds, fur money 621—for arc 6211. Ex cheq. Bills, v. prem —Omnium par PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 224 I India Bonds, par 3 per Cur. Red. 6 7- 6z 6t Excl4e. Bills. 3s. Ss pre. 3 per Cu.:. Confuls 62L1 Omnium par 4 per Cent. gc Engin Tickets 211. [es. S per Cent. Navy 971r . i Coa, for ace. faii Long Ann. 17 9.14 9-16014 The Gottenburgh Mail, due on Vv'ednefday Tall, arrived this morning, but a contiderable part of the intelligence brought by it has been anticipated by the arrival of the Britifh and Danifh Men of War and I'tanfports from the Baltic. The following ar• titles were received by this Mail : Letters from Vienna affure us that the report cir culated in the public Journals of an approaching redudlion of the Aufirian Army is entirely falfe. SEPTEMBER 26.—The Auflrian regiments in Gal licia are kill upon the war eftablithment, and ready to march at the firfl fignal. Travellers from Rudia revrt, that the recruiting in that Empire continues viith vigour, not only in order w complete the regi ments, but even to form new ones. COPENHAGEN. OCTOBER 17. Captain Haliing's fhip v.as 101 l Thurfday, on the reef of litilfelor. The whole crew, and all pal fengers on board perifficel, with the exception of a yoking merchant of the name of Mufman, who is in• dehted ior his life to the humanity and intrepidity of a nobleminded Englifhman, whole name is Thomas Henry Almon ; feeing the unfortunate young man 4r.,-fing, to the wreck, he haflened to his affinance, norwrthilanding the extreme violence of the form, and licait.els of the furl, and brought him fife on fhor e. BALTIC EXPEDITION. The following letters were received by the Gotten burgh and it►land mails of this morning : " COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER vr. it Yeflerday a great part of the Englith heavy ord ninee paffed through Copenhagen, efcorted through the town by Danifh bode, to be trnbatked on board the Englifh fleet. _ _ " Several perfons lately arrived from Hellingburg hate, that part of the enemy's tronps Are to winter at Schonen. Zealand will be entirely evacuated by the Englith in a few days." HELSINGBURG, OCrOTIER 44 The evacuati , m of Zealand by the Eng!ith troops was comple , ed yetlerday, when Admiral GAMBIER and General CATHCAItT came on those here, and were prefented to the KING and gyEE.r4 of SWI,DEN; after which the King and Q . Lieeri, with the Court, attended up-1n the beach, to fee the fleet depart, and were fa:wed by each of the 'hips as they gaffed; and, from its being fo large a fleet, the flp,ht was truly into efling. Mr. MNIRY, the Englah Miniacr, is here, and this morning difpatchcd a lieffenger to Petetfblugh." " HULL, OCT. 18, 1807, xo " The Hornby tranfport, from Copenhagen, with troops, has this evening put in here, with the lofs of anchor and cable, ar.d other damage. She failed from Copenhagen feven Jays ago, at which time our troop had evacuated the ifland of Zealand. A Lieu tenant Baowst, of the German Legion, who came in the liornby, was the perf.:n who delivered up the keys of the citadel to the Danith Officer appointed to receive them. A divifion of our (hips are laid to have been lett cruizing in the pelt; but the remainder of the fleet, together with the Danifh Ihips, &c. had failed fur England." " YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 33. " Yeller day afternoon, between three and four o'clock, Admirals GAMBIER and ESSINGTON anchor. eJ in thefe reads, from Copenhagen, with the grand North Sea fleet, and remain with the tranf _ports as pa. lA. Some of the tranfports being miffing, it is !eared they have been captured on their pairage.— Louts XVIII. remains at prefent on board the Swe difh frigate 'l'roje. The weather has prevented the troops iron) difembarking." 4 1 DOVER, OCTOBER 30. 44 Part of the Danilli fleet paired by here lall night, for the Weßward ; but as the wind is now contrary, and blows prong. it is fuppoled they will be obliged to go back into the Downs. Eight large Chips, ap• parently fram the North Sea, were ken frein here this morning, off the South Sand Head ; but as the wind blew from (:ff the land, ttey went down the back of the Goodwin Sands, and it is fuppoled they will go into the Downs round the Northland Head, with the ebb tide, this afternoon." " DEAL, OCTOBER 30. " The (hips lying at the back of the Northfand cad, prove to be the PUMPEF, Vice Admiral STAN JPE; CAPTAIN, SUPER; and RUBY, with font fail f Danifh men of Walt : they plied the back of ,the Goodwia Sands this morning, wits, an attempt (as ftipppfed) to come into the Downs, but the tide againfl them, could nit effea it; they are txcceed to arrive about fix o'cloclFthis evening." LOUIS XVIII. Lours XVIII. Rill remains on board the Swedifh frigate at Yarmouth, accompanied by their Royal Highneffes the Dukes d'Ascoutast a and Beact ; by the Duke de GaammoNT ; by the Counts d'AVARRY ; DANA. ; NANTOUILLET ; and FERRONAYE ; by the Chevalier de la RIYI ERE ; and by fome other foreigners of diftindion, who have followed the for tunes of the BOURBON family. In confequence of previons intimation from this Prince to the Swedifh Ambalfador, that it was his intention to come to England, the Swedifh Vice Conful was fent to Yar mouth, to await his arrival, and afford him every facility and affillaneg for which he might have occa lion. As loon as the Freya arrived in the Roads, the Vice Conful attempted to go on board, but was pre vented by the Collector of the CußornS, who informed him, that he had orders not to fifer any perfin to land from thefrigate, or allow any communication between her and the ihore, except with the Cullom Houle.— The Colledor immediately went on board the Freya, when fignals were arranged for obtaining fupplies of provifions and any other neceffary accomtnoda:ions. The above particulars were tranfroitted to the Swe difhAmbaffador by the Captain of the frigate, and by the Vice Conful alfo. The intelligence tranfpired at the Stock Exchange towards the dole of thelmar ket, and the funds rote nearly three-eighths per cent. the fpeculators confidering what had occurred, as a decifive fymptom of a pacific difpofition on the part of the Adminiflration ! It was alfo Paid, that no ap plication from Louts XVIII. for liberty to refide in this country, had been diredily addreired to our Go vernment, who are willing to give him an afylum 23 a private individual, though not to rcceive him in the capacity of King of France. The Yarmouth Volunteers are under orders to receive Louis XVIII. on his landing with the ho nours due to his rank. Private accounts reaped town this morning which Rate, that a Treaty of Alliance, offenfive and de fenfive, has been concluded be►ween Fiance and Ruffia. It is repotted that the French are to (occupy Wil liarnfladt and other fortrcffes on the Meufe, betides the Wands at the mouth of the Meufe. Yeaerday Lord CAI-I.mA sr arrived at his refidence in Gloucelter-place, Portman-I - plate. This morning difpaiches were received at the Ad miralty, from Admiral GAMBIER, off Yarmouth, to whom a Mellinger was lent left night. Admiral STANHOPE, with nine fail of the line, hefides tranfports, with the Danifh (cores, is a:lived in the Downs. Orders have been fent to Harwich for the Danifh Greenlandmen brought in there, to proceed to the Greenland Dock in the Thames. On Thurfday afternoon, loon after two o'clock, Colonel M`DONALD arrived at the Foreign Office, from Copenhagen. A meeting of tklinificrs was called in confequence, and, about half pall three, the Duke of POKTLAND, Earl BATHVRST, Lord CASTLEREACK, Mr. PERCEVAL, and Mr. CANNING, attended. They continued their deliberations till half pall fix ; the refult of which, with the difpatches brought by the Meffenger, were fent off to his MAJ ESTY, at Windfor. Mr. MUNRoS left town yellerday for Cowes, where he will meet the vacl in which he is to embark for America. Money w Is never fo plentiful in the City of London as at prefent. The opulent htarles are now freely difcounting Bills due in May nexr. A veffel arrived yefierday in fix days from the port of Carelinezyl, which is within a fhlrt dillance of Embden. The Captain Rates, that all the inha• bitants in the difiriel have Pruffran foldiers gnat tered upon them, to an amount hitherto unknown. He alfo mentions, that a Lumber of houfes arc made ule of as barracks. Letters have been received by this vettel, which (late, that the want of colonial produce begins to be foyerely felt. This items probable ; indeed, we have heard, from another quarter, that raw fugar was fold at no lefs than 4c. per pound, but three weeks fince, at Paris. If In, the people may venture to murmur; but what effeel are their murmurs likely to have upon the views of a military Government, and the refolutions of Bonaparte ? The Mary Anne, THoMPsiw, was yeflerday, an nounced at LLOYD'S to have arrived at Yarmouth, with a fleet from Peter &ugh. The intelligence they tar ing quite clnfirms the itatement we communicated a few days lire:, that all apprehention of any inter ruption of the commercial intercourfe between Ituf era and this County had bd . , ire their departure en tirely difappeared in the Ruffian ports.--We unit that their lecurity is well founded. /Avers from St..Peterfburgh, of the sth init. men tion,that the greateft exertions are making in the war department, to replace the Ruffian army in the con dition in which it was previous to the late difaflrous campaign. Upwards of 70,000 of the militia have been incorporated with the regulars, fu that the whole of the army, at prefent, falls little, if at all, (holt of 2c0,000 effeCtive men. It is, however, admitted, by well-informed per funs who have feen it, that it is much relaxed in its dilcipline, and that it is in great want of experienced Officeis. The French influence, or rat Let infolence, predo minates at the Court of St. Peterlburgh.—SAVAßY carries every thing with as high a hand as if he had entered the Ruffian capital in confequence of a capi tulation. It is faid t that at the petiod the 13ritith veffels were quitting Cronitadt under the alarm of detention, the Ruffian Government would have pub- Wired a notification calculated to remove all appre henfi,•n of the kind, but was prevented by the feat of giving offence to the reprefcntative of BONAPARTE. The Emperor ALEXANDAR, we uaderftand, was decidedly adverfe to confilcatinic private property, under any circumfiance4. N4U7ICAL INTELLIGENCE. PLY MOUI H. OCTOBER 19. Arrived his Majefty's (hip MaaLaoaoucn, of 74 guns, from Chatham; alto the NILE cutter, from the Rochefort fquadron. Came down, out of Ha moat.e, and anchored in Cawfand Bay, the BEDFORD, of 74 guns. Arrived the Heart of Oak, THOMSON, and Hendra, MILHMIST, both from Liverpool ; and the Bte, ToomrsoN, from Cheptlow. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 30. Arrived a French lugger privateer, captured by his Majetty's (hip THALIA ; Dido, Captain MILLER, from St. Thomas's, for Tonningen, de• tained by the Vigilant privateer; Attous sloop of war, from the Downs, with a convoy, among which are the Amelia, WATERMAN, for Mogadcre ; Nef bitt, WOOD, and the Holland, NEWTON, for Jamaica. Came into harbour his Majetty's (hip DIANA. DOVER, OCTOBER 30. The ACTIVE hired armed cutter, of eight guns, and 24 men, came in this morning t+ refit, having loft night about eight o'clock off Folk(lone, fallen in with, and in a moll gallant manner beat off a large French lugger privateer full of men, which attempted to board her three times ; the cutter received a great many muiket (hot in her Item and [larboard quarter, and I am concerned to Rate that her Commander, Lieutenant HICKS, was badly wounded, as were alfo four feamen, and one poor fellow killed. The crew of the French lugger mull have fuffered very much, as feveral of her men were killed, and fell overboard when attempting to board; and, as She Sheered off the IA time, the cutter got her two fternmoft guns to bear at her, and fired them on her decks, charged with round and grape flint. Came into the Roads this day, the MONKEY and WRANGLER gun brigs. DEAL, OCTOBER 33. Arrived the BLAZER gun brig tram a cruize, and the Rona fchooner, from the Baltic. Remain in the Downs—Prineefs of Orange, Canada, Royalift, and Tromptufe floops• ' Blazer gun brig; Fylia Dalai flap of war; and London trantport. W. with a frcfh in eize. From LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVESEND, OC r. v.—Walled by the Willing Maid, Storey; Eleanor, Brun n ; Sifters, Hogg ; and the Batty, Neale, from Arch angel; Cimitre, Harrifton, from Copenhagen; Admiral Nelfon, Perry, from Dublin; Anna Chriftiana, Fortino:), from Memil; Frientiflaip, Jordan; Hreefe, Wright ;and the Kingfton, Atkinfon, from Peterlburgh —Sailed the Auguftus, Howe, for Virginia. The PELTER gnu-brig, having under convoy the Draper, Logtn, Cunningham, Boyle, and Gibraltar (linen valets), put into St. Mary's, Scilly, on the 26:11 inft. all well—being the firth time they have been forced into port by heavy gales and contrary wind fince failing from Belfaft. The Acorn, GARBUTT, from Peter fburgh for Lon. dcn, was captured on the 27th init. off Harfbro' by a I.renck lugger privateer. The Miry Aim, Thompton ; Ifabella, Robfon ; and a feet from the BAltic, are arrived in Yarmouth Road,. 1 he John, Woolf, trona London for Gottenburgh, is pit into Hull with damage, having been on (bore. The Wifbeach Packet, Beatty, from liarmouth fur Stirling, is on flame near the Holy Mandy. Ihe Ann, Strachan, from Riga for London, is. on }bore near Gottenburgh, and bilged. Extradt of a letter from Londonierry,O.ftoher 24.—" For the lift three days we have had a violent gale from the N. W. A brig has been loft at Mahn Head, and all hands perifbed. Ucals and Or plank have been drifted on (bore. A brig is expedted here from Stockholm with a um ilar cargo." It has been Rated for Come days pall that it is the intention of the Board of Trade, to recommend that a total prohibition shall be put on the import of all French produce and French manufaCtures into Eng. land. They have already clogged the import of bran die: with iegulations, oaths, licences and permits, which makes it extremely troublefome—and the ru mour is, that they have it contemplation to Rop berth brandies and wines, as well as all the inferior articles we derive from thence. On the 19. h and xoth init. the Eaft Devon Legion Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Colonel Sir JOHN KLNNaway, Bart. mere infpeeed near Honiton by the infpeCting Field Officer, Colonel BARNS, who was pleafed to exprefs great fatisfaelion on the very foldier like appearance of this fine body of men in their mancxuvres,clothing,and ft eadinefs under arms. Monday 10 the IsLrthamptonfhire Militia mArch• ed into Ipfwich, on their way from Woodbt idge bar. racks to Stilton ; and on Tuefay the Suffel Militia marched from Ipfwich, on their route from Hull to Woodbridge barracks. The 75th Regiment will march from Dunblane on Monday next, for Edinburgh Cattle, where it will be quartered during the winter. The Monmouth and Brecon Militia, commanded by the Duke of BEAUFORT, have marched from Chi cheffer to Horfham barracks. The Duke left Hor fham on Wednefday, for his houfe in London. The battalion of Canterbury Volunteer Infantry, on Wednefday ckled its permanent duty of eleven days in that city, and were, on drag occafion, reviewed by Major General the Hon. CHARLES Hors. The battalion ambled in the field adjoining the manfiou of its Colonel, JOHN BARER, Efq. at St. Stephen's, and went through the various manoeuvres of review with fo much correEtnefs and precifion, that the Ge neral fignified to Colonel BAKER, his full fatisfafuion of the refpettable difcipline of the corps, and of the perfeCtion to which it had arrived. In the afternoon the Officers, with General Hors, Lieutenant Colonel WEBB, the Mayor and Shet iff of Canterbury, and the Officers of the Rifle Corps, v. ith others of their ft iends, partook of an elegant dinner at the King's Head inn, at which hat mony and conviviality prevailed until a late hour. The following is an extra& of a letter from Memel, received by a refpeetable honk :- 4. Englith !hips being prohibited from entering our ports, and neutrals only permitted, lew opportunities occur of writing to you. Our Court is Dill here. '1 lac French have fuch a firong attach ment to Pruflia, that they have no inclination to leave it. By the articks of the peace, they were to crofs the Paffarge on the aoth Augult ; but they Dill occupy that neighbourhood, under the pre tence that the boundaries of l)antzic arc not regulated; for two linix were ftipulated, and now Lefel,vre infills on two German nines. Prof& is not in a Date to defend herlilf, and muft fuhmit to the mandates of the two Imperial Courts. Ihe contributions are very heavy on Kouingtherg, which is dellrous that Menu I Mould pay the half ; but there is no reafon why goon inhabitants thould pay an equal turn with 6c,050. The loan is at 3 per cent. The flux is very fatal; no Ids than Soo died laft week at Koningf berg ; and at ‘Vormilitt, not far from the Paffarge, not lets than Goo are dead of the fame difeafe—the whole of the inhabitants wore not more than tcco. A dreadful diftemper rages among the horned exile. In Tat, out of r too cows the town had, only so remaining [hank HEAVEN, the cattle here are healthy ; and we have not Coffered Co much from flcknef. as the, have dcce in the neighbouring provinces." SpoRTING A 7 ELL ivENoe. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGH TON MEE rim), 1807. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30. The Andley End Stakes, of 3ogs each, togs ft.— • , Acrofs the Flat. Lord Grofvenoes Meteors, s yrs old, 811 61b Mr Craven's Bronze, 4 yrs old, 7ft slb 2 Lord Foley's Captain AVolute, aged, 71b ton. 3 Mr Yanfittares Currycomb. j yrs old, 9ft slls Lord Jerky's Langton, s yrs old, Mr Lake's Tim, 4 yrs old, 6it t 31b Mr Femmes Bantam, 3 yrs old, 6h Isib Mr Arthur's Zodiac, 6 yrs old, 9ft >Slb pd Mr R. Neville named Wormwood, j yrs old, pet sllo Mr Andrew's Lydia, 5 yes old, pit sib Mr Ladbrokes Woodcock, 4 yrs old, 6ft 61b Pd The Pidge could place but 3. Four to t againd Mcteora-4 tot againd Captaia Abfolute-7. to 2 againd Langton. Lcrd Stawell's Deceiver, beat Sir C. Banbury's Snug, gd slb each. Two yr old Conde, fogs 4oti. . 1 —6 to 4 on Deceiver. Mr Lake's Tim, a feather, beat Mr Arthur's Wormwood, 81t 71b. Two yr old C. fogs--6 to 4 on Tim. Mr Gnulburn's Epfnm Lafs, Bft ilb beat tic Lloyd's Cardinal, 81t 121 b. D. I. ioogs-6 to 4 againft Epfosn Lafs. Ld Barrymore's f by Diamond, out of Camelion, 13ft rec. logs from General Grofveuot's Brifeis, iht 71b. Acrofs the Flat, toogs h ft. Mr C. Browne's Woodman, 7ft rec. ft. from Mr. Andrew's Rarity, 9ft 511). Two yr old Courfe, sogs. TrET.II4.JUTH, OCTOBER 29. This day complete; the meritorious exertions of Mr. BRATHWALTE, in recovering the property of the Abergavenny Eaff Indiaman, wrecked off this port tome time fince. This Gentleman has been unwea ried, as well as molt fortunate in his endeavours, for the interelt of the Eaft India Company. It is de vi'u•ly to be hoped that the laving of fo valuable a part of the cargo, by means of his diving bell, accompanied with to much (kill, ingenuity, and un daunted refolution, will fecure to him a remunera tion, if poflible, eqnal to his merits. The termination of the gale, with a fine gentle breeze sit North eat!, has produced an abundant fup ply of fifh. In the market cod, of near 20 pounds weight, are fold at 3s. each ; and herrings in perfec tion, at 6d. a dozen, and, as the feafon advances, they will confiderably fall in price. Every advantage has been taken of the pleafant change of weather. The walks and rides again ap pear, as ufual, decked with beauty and falhion.— Amor2g the group of pedefli fans were, the fafcinating Miff HAWKE, Mrs. BEAM, Mrs. RICHARDS, the two Mils BlNes, Lieutenant Colonel HEAD, General Corrow, &c.; and among the m*ny carriages (por ted on the Sands were thole of Lord and Lady HAWKE, Captain Iticit, Mr. C. Buzrom, and Mrs. GREEN LEY. Our 'Theatre lan night produced a bumper, being for the benefit of Mr. SANDFORD, aid by defire of Lieut. Colonel HkAD, of the 13th Light Dragoons. The perforraances were the favorite new Comedy of 7he Heir at Law, and the new popular Farce of the Weathercock. The Charader of Dellor Panglofi, by Mr. SANDFORD ; Zekiel Howehun, by Mr. WESTON ; Daniel Dowlafr, by Mr. BARN Es, and Oct& I!omefpun, • by Mif, HUGHES, were moil ably fuflained, and met with loud and univerfal applaufes. SANDFORD, in • Triliram Fickle, was escrlient. This Performer is one of the firß in his profeffion, and has long been a great favourite here.—The Band of the ph played feveral pieces of mufic in molt excellent fide. Mr. VANCOUVIL'S Survey of Devon(hire has jult made its appearance. This Gentleman, whole name is fo well known in the alive world, has been fedu• bully employed during the Lift twelve months, in a perfonal infpeelion of- that extenfive and important county. He is now engaged in a Survey of Hamp. (hire. Mrs. MODIE has been performing at the Brighton Theatre for this month pan ; and, during that time, has obtained confiderable fame. The two Bucks who began the row, on Thurfday night, at the door of Covent Garden Theatre, fuffered, pretty feverely for their fun, and we hope will he fully fallible of their error. The other party (we under- Rand a Captain in the Navy and an Officer of the sth Regiment) received no injury whatever. Lord MONSON and Lady SARAH SAYILLLE were married, at twelve o'clock yellerday, at St. George's Church, Hanover fquare, by the Rev. Dr. RIDLEY. The Earl and Counters of ME XBOROUGH gave their lovely daughter away, in pretence of the Earl and Countefs, and Conntefs Dowager of Essex, Viccount Pcrinnacroti, the Mifs Memorie s* who Were bride's maids; Mr. SwalwsoH, and the two Mifi FAULK• HERS. The bride was elegantly dreffed in white fatin, richly trimmed with point lace, with a white Lice veil, and a (mall bouquet. Atter the ceremony, the company partook of an elegant breakfafl at the Conn tefs of ME x BOROUGH'S houfe, in Daver•flreet. The new married pair left town, for the feat of the Dow ager Lady Minnow, near Twickenham. On Thurfday the Parith Church of Windfor was opened, arta having undergone a thorough repair, with the performance of the leered Oratorio of 71, 111rgab, under the patronage of their Royal High nelfes the Dukes ref Ruse and CAMBRIDGE, as well as with the I.inetion of their MAJESTIES and the Pitruerisscs. The Royal Dukes attended ; the prin cipal families in the town and neighbourhood were Rife) prefent. Lady CRANLEY, and the two Hon. hliffes MURRAY, went in her MAJESTY'S carriage. The Royal Dukes tnnk their feats exaltly at twelve o'clock, when, in honour of their pretence, the Coro nation Anthem was immediately performed. The choruffes wete well fuppoited by the Gentle men belonging to St. George's Chapel Chair. Her MAJESTY was graCiolllly pleated to grant permillion to her band to perform ; and, for the slumber of vocal and inarutnental performers, we will venture to fay, this delightful Orato►io was never better got up. The performance was +weal - toned by the ex penees of repairing the Church, having far exceeded the eilimate. The fuhfcriptions and money received for the tickets, at los. 6d. each, amounted to near toool. We under (land his MAJESTY lubler ibed roil.; her MAJESrY t 501.; the Royal Dukes, 251. each; the Princeffes, 151. each; Colonel Dissiow and Mr. RaMSBOTTONI, Use Members for the town, tool. “Ch. fp in Til the 1 Cri t iiibi , • .