Star. — London, England, 1804-03-30 00:00:00

Cent!esti lrito • *Ol4 fP Noble Lord • ea brilliant stobirternents of tbe ee Lord at Taft:. Imr-mciiareireats no' doubt,. as .beilliano as eadiagration of a ^l:lolustble fleet of (hips could • der them them but which, if the enquiry for Mar* be' bad felt it his duty to move on a. font*: -ocaa4o% I bad been granted, he very feeioudy imagined that /4oufe, indeed .; of being induced to vote their thanks to the Noble Lord, which, be had oppofett or the liberal remuneration propoted this Melt, would have been induced to pals upon his conthift, on that occafion, fomehing like the fevered cen bars and reprobation. As to the otchievetnent et Toulon, as it wits called, fo far was it from being *aft of the Noble Lord, that it appeared to be a nutter of furprize io him, into which be was led not without fore reluftahce. The daps taken were pot the refult of a victory, bat a a furrender. ea rthly made and accepted on behalf of LooisiVll. T .:4W to the Blips burned, lot which the Noble Lord toob fo much merit On claiming no remnant amp, &gallant officer of the land forces, no* no . Monts sad a part of the army , had much more to do in that alkir than the Noble Lords and at to the station Ole the eve:salons of the Noble Lord nu that occi -50, bi 4 resieddie fate of the French Nary. be beg ged to know, bow came it they , that within fiz imbs afterward,. a fleet of ftzteen fall d tbe line Ailed Erdal that very adetthl, equipped by the reit Imes which Lord Hood wither brought ewer, nabs ought to hare dem. nor delroyed. if he meld Mt aevit them away If tholes dthe!,remit Na*y ,ifsUltd.by that eveut t now eaMe It that the bietk of Aboukir w"47o.3to:sr'Years a ft erwards with a Emrl4lrcath asedth Noble Lordorbe y famishing betide the affair at Toth* weselfary to kat thereto Glebe enemy's ma doe 1 Beth (tensed, from the datkeneist of the Hoe. and Learned Gentleman, that the Nola *as called eisto at this fam to the Noble Lad. not as a right. bar that he wosd emulethead w.• it as • rarer:. Mb pot him in mind of an a ekisnatie piom where Lord Fripplemo hone ml his Nether fog ate bemired pounds, ONO* km's he Ikea aro Amami as it right, bat ea imigt as • fa poor ;" and his brotbd athettrio 11gOOP* by *- nun you (coo anzloos to ban dm sootily." (4 hogi.) But for bisowo mime lb_ fee as the eaodoft of the Noble Lord was tood in diet affair s be tbmight, Ipfteed of reward, he was entitled to the fl of f or.. inked . of employing the time be way to poieerm of 'roam to (scare and fiat home s is he ought to have done. the Ai which had finitentk.of. and alto the lakes With w hi ch tiat ir ked to wrath Ithonaded. be neWt:. the grand op inntnniay; by width. hi ittight. - Mthod. Ohre daps i famething towards effoltodly tine, thi fair of the Perth . marine I and even who be heed it nesteiGiry y, quit the place, and bad thinly hooks of that no. FeEty, be cemented binsfelf with a Walkable& and; pnoft iatffeetoal attempt to Miley the adsnal in& thofe toms which it was his &tot to have *Ought ism% bat dent the whole of rth •ith is well as a, confiderable nombior of Bl ips and criti.he kik totally; ininjdnd for the Wont terospoicfs. Oar gallant! Prpa were ordered: bored the ilVe *beet ab s nice thar 114 &Pim= t auditbsrlopfp , nate abasisinis of the piata, *he bad trar-i rendered thalami and admit ds Laid Hood; welt, Eruelly abledoeed to ebb fill Of tiktir seined cottf.' trying's- Thole who attsmptod to stall* o. boiri our . flaps, were Colenay ponied oa Ilsom, sad week abandoned to delhwitlea in the Very place which, Viat•had thrrendered, *like, upon tbe faith of W -Dridels who left deep to become the ,te-, Oars. of then ono credurstr- . Sr. Sheriden aen ed. vetted to the documents laid before the Hoek ilea, icomeoded, that they were anfitilfedoiT. He Wow , eluded by 4alitthem that be thaltnot give, his habit' to the ure. . The MASTER eif the BOLLS Aid; be theoghtl that in the prefeat ear the Hods was bound to de every thing in ilk; way of. botany end liberanif,, ',high it bad dons on fimilai nos. rroli beginning of Queen Anne's reign. down to the tem modsmt. so enemy's flips were over ratite' of the poire(Gon this rontry. without a lieePag lion to 'inceptors. Ifisord Hood could have 1 propriety. proceeded to lay his cafe before the a t mt. of Admiralty, there would haws been no octillion for the preßnt application to the Howie. bean* a condemnation would have made there Mfrs his pro petty. Had it not been for the Noble Lord, and the force under his aonnhand, there (kips would have, remained a pan of the enemy's force. By his inter ference alone were there thips transferred (co the Britifb Navy. He had placed bimicif in fuch a fituation, that he could have made a capture of them . His Lordthip had ulterior objefts of State policy to purl**. He eased to get pofiretGoa of the town of Toulon, and not merely the Skips in the harbour, but the (kips in the Dock-yards of Toulon. and alio to endeavour to conciliate the favour of the people. Under all there circumnaoces his Lord (hip thought it prudent to 'basin from inGaing on an abfolute furrender, and chafe to reit fatisfied with a qualified furrender of thefe (hips. In a Court of Prize, he could not have made a claim under fuch circumilances, where nothing ,Wort of an ahfolute capture was neeeffary. Thefe (hips have joined his irlajelly's navy, and been in his fervice for nine years. During the war. when it was uncertain if, the Bourbon family would be reflored to their an. cient Government, it was impoffible for Lord Hood to make any claim upon certain and dinind grounds, fuch as thofe on which it at prefent real. In the negotiations at Lille. it was propoted on the part of the French, that a reftoration of there Ships Should be made to them, becatife the furrender was made for the Crown of France. Since the peace has been made, the (hips fill remain in our poffellion, and the B..rurbon family does not now trill to claim them. Lord Hood was, therefore, now in the fitnat ion of a captor, and was entitled to claim them. No other captor food in a different fituation, fur certainly the prefent queftion is not to be decided upon a comparative view of particular vitlories. —A captor who takes a prize without fighting a battle, is equally entitled to remuneration as if he had performed the moll glorious atchievements in obtaining it. This cafe was very different from the anions at Aboukir and Copenhagen.— ' 'flick viftori:s were very glorious, but they had not been the means of our acquiring any thing which dcminlzd pecuniary eompenfation. The difference btrwr.ca deftroying and capturing was in the pro &tight 0111‘..t•eilik t sad thcriftite it appeared to him that the #tie *es iafisitely. &router to favour W'rLiiid geogeksliblither *Gibs otber.eafee.• Gem. fleece wash Illgrafid altholheafine fay, .the. alley . *Orr__ __,___d to lutPlumhe Melees iahvidaids showers to news thit hi ttoestY:i There was, however. 1 10 is- Ranee, from, time the pretties began, of giving *Amount of prime to the camas.. win's. under firth pietism, conthenfation was. ever refaced.— , Tbe irtaltios then was, .when walk) Lord Hood's Iright have become abfolute, if .he had bronghtibaie hips away, without any convention es to the [atwi tter of them.? •It was fait that. the chi" of the Bourbon family .may 'drably be revived even in fitture ages. He would not take spot him to decide that etwilion, but it was ithfurd to think that - we ought for ever to fufnend the detifion till the period that loch a pot bility thould no longer ;Sill. It sash, be delaying it till all the people employed in this tranfaSion were, perhaps,. laid in their Surat, end leaving it to their reprefentatimeo put so than cJ*ims, in a moll irregular manner, cad at earimai intervalt of time. There were verities inamiast fifths to Sit • 'silent, where the bounty of the Houle had both called forth. In the cafe ok the'. 'ganifon of Gibraltar, if the' captors could lave Seen anfwehil *being defined to go into i Cotire .of Law, thdyiwoulti•not have bees recoespenfed by 'Parlianseas It was in Lord Hood'soption to have laid claim so thefrestptutes, but motives of delicacy had prevented him.. To refute compeniation for there (kips would be holding out a bad kilos to other Officerf his Najaf' Navy, by encouraging them to . , attend lately to that ewe private 'advantage, sad deer ism Aso agr enemas Sr conventions, whereby any rid' araeld be inctilii of being deprived doom. Wendell, y o si s decifsem.ef the Houfe of Commenie As to the me day informed of all deal pardesbessit Mi lne Ilhottlef only diem, that st had been mom of notoriety for no kis than ten Ymee, and thiriOnieonfequendy no additional in. fortieths dim mold be obtained. In hon, his api sh, ems, het •aidaingh the Noble Lord's cafe was not one which mold be determined in a Court of isisheertilith4=l"•er:kc,A•btxsadcainptiorua, by e to gr P r. Wi e r= =nett ,Tlth CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Paid, be rote for the parpore of adverting to what had bee* Paid bysa Hen. Gentlenten•oppofits to him (Mr. literldersja.-71e6 lhips which afterwards fell lots the Midi tithe enemy, weie included in the Prefgaillifalialts Jew:safe they wets 'gladly mus sel liVisilith feasses, carried the &kith Bag. and beg iines•thoployed: by Lotd Hood is the *editor. theritsiner'of tygy. They had been =061 41 1:1• 14 15, harbour V ofTwoloo by th e enemy's et when. they led the Briti lk flag flying.— progiorod was intended to be voted to Lord +tooth is trod ter bil theft who had bees concerned in the elisions .at Tools. He trolled the Hoofs weld do hint dta erwrit to believe, that no greater feat had hem demanded, . th an the claims steamed W really sastamited to. He apprehended that his titajegy k s ri en •all espresso, was inherent in the CiOttit; wi Mix tamashotnt counsel. There wasp de fi nes y this matter through the Hoek, teen there Weirs &amity of Nimbi". It wat haft& forward. on Th e irf i r a Llalt; a thy on which i stay M full ite *as , nod the pa _pets have bees lying of th e fable the s yds of February. It sae maissailias &shiniest:fa sad peace of mind 4,4 th ofejliMeelid, that th is queflion Ihoeld no 4 be dßiltrili . W.ft was thegOt fi t to be decided . . BANtittlehossiOt wow be impoifible to made' as the r &stodge& 60 thips whit were marke d pape rs,) set Oyu% been out of r Tooloa, was itspitope pity fie any bac thoh. fetes the raga' Isla reaped a pannaawes hank He withed'to bow frotwithat food it was "grto sathethie renissenttbeeti . • I CHCELLOit. of the EXCHEQUER ftddi. that it would be paid at* of the Nasil Fuad for the year. Mr. JOHNSTONE faid, he was eons heed by the treaty of eight articles whichLonl Hood had entered into with thy people of Provence, that he had re ceived tilde hips in trail only, and therefore the Noble Lard, as shuts for his Malay, could make isclaim; Under fads eirentheances he could not pirfnade.hiniklf that Lord Hood was entitled to the rem of soo,oooi. of die public money, at a time when we were engaged in sit eapenfive war, of which we cannot conceive the termination. All the 25 hips ought to have ben btougla awn when we were hued to cede Toulos, as hem as Lord Hood fort ies the events which were about to take place. He theiefore relied his while argument npon this felt, 'hit this was not a capture but a cam, in conk. quenee of a treaty. • Mr. ALEXANDER hid, he never heard more alsfurd arguments tiled, in order to do away the grateful feelings of the . Honfe. Mr. BURROUGHS thought there could be no diftinelion obferved betwixt the vetch captured on that occation ; and he was furprifed to hear fuch a difenflion about a matter for which the Houfe had formerly voted thanks to the Noble Lord in queilion. Dr. LAURENCE agreed, that the prerogative, as to captures, remained in the Crown, and that the prcpufcd hum might even have been granted without any application to Parliament, hut it was for the Houfe to decide as to the propriety and juttice of fuch donations. If, therefore, it was at all intended to Parliament, it was left for it to determine the quantum of remuneration to be alio* ed upon that oceafion. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL raid. it would be proper to give the full value of all the Ihips men tioned as being captured and deftroyed on that occa- Rem. After ten or eleven years. the claim wat now hroug:ir forward folely as a quellion referring to the King's liberality. The Kinq thought that the whole amount ought to be granted. Such a reenmmenda• tion from his Majelly would be a fufficient record ut the rAa. - - - - The report was then read. and the refolutions agreed to. Mr. DENT gove notice that h Ewald, ow Maeda y ferialght, move for leave to bring in a 140 to monad sod ohne aM Loyalty Liao Aft kit rondo, eighteen Wiliam by way Cl annWay. He et die faint to precasted • Potation hoot the Salty Growers, is the County of Cornwall, prayer( a winks of the Cu, Lain, which was ordered to Is es the üble.•••Tin Hoak din adperogil di nudity mat. t : I LOWlOfir. • " • 4 1r""'""' • • PILIDAV, 111,ASICK r •K '•4, s rusAr...tiondayst Mao Ihiii4PPINC • Mos or trroacs,Vginiaiker *NA ate Ant • 3 per Cwt. i1ed..4411 per C. Coe Asa 3611/1-1 4 pet CAA. fiat $ per Cint..* IMr 1 797 hat I aegAmisilhat , a r:, rit."l,-.1 J, 11 lads itomlooo3o elv t i i, T v tot. illir Clilk .. .1, 11 " flap Aria. 0 ii 4 tagilliTkia, IA tispld 'I Cant ter au. 0 it.t.se. aid ... el BF intelligence, J reeeitt freret Iho4llol/ 1 11 Holland, it appears, that there ire li t in 714‘ . der tOo tranfports. and 470 gutbge4t:it and two brigs, and that the yew nutking to embark military floret' oh hoottldiiimmo (ports. The French troops alto are Aid numerous at the Helder, and at . Atelier** • b 7 the Swan cutter, edricharrived on Yarnsolinh, frog the fgoodros ots4tr 6ir Slayer Smarm, we learn, that on latihitottilar.. evening Ave boats manned with vohnneenleillilhc Aortaes', and four boots kin the 1414airts i . undertook to cut out near die gnaw itapied but before they could Jell their porpofiktbri war attacked by an armed (cheaper. whiclrobiged them to abandon their enterprise. 'The boati.#4oo4 coefiderable lofs, having five ispob •stslfe*oini, Ita wounded, among the latter are two eikeseeimitoi whom it wounded iwthe neck. Tbilmaitofiteeme4 in letting ire so the brig before diii*--trittad leer; •but the ft:loaner taking poireSen of laitladitediately; the enemy fowl mean' to miasmas& 44.1limas- Official difpatclia with , an, account et shies/bit weed fent off by the Loa. Mateo evetwotbilik Wee before the Swam left the femadroo. Yebray overland dirpatches were tt si :44l4ll India Hoak, containing .advirass that , tba other Marne, Chiefs. had been defeadat byGe. peral Wes LL after as alines ma, eltriptle. with a very (breve loth on the park at* Niatwom The hfaltranas.whis arc the asolifetraiidnlkadistisit like people in India, appear to hairtienOiodilike mama **ration.; far it is lased, iintfame tithe men, whom oar cavalry rad by, fbppormtdlied to be dead, area afterwards, and worked dnieldlit which did great Mication anions am fiNs were Alias takes by furprifn Moll of the Officers, and thofe oldie infantry who were assented. Lad their bodes !hot ander them. Myr thaltattle, the Mahrattas retired with foam of tildir , Corps in good order, •towards the Adjuntee e l'atiieker General Wassasser propoptd to fa** ghlpHis m he could placc . ,in fmitrai the eaptantd gnne. which amatmeed emsdasbpiihtt .obsr General Lair hied site from alter/4g wh 6 11 appears Without nitikaCiofk an PRIOS ii Paid aftirwards "ro battle' • as the Adak ditl4ol.lll ais4toitteimpoom detail hers the passicillare.• 7 mita, "t• **.t ovem woirmrs.,/t t . o l 'ilock her MAJIITY inetthe Princelike - $.714, ; t ra MUT SOPNIA, 111141111LIA,IlitentlijI no. tefs Of 9 CMILDIGAn. ii tidt ady J.: Ti, ; a 10 AO airing io two coaches Rap t theoug spit • I.: , . PUMP ortro V irte - ;i .. - 1 . Teßerday Wog Matteid , Realities, given by • j ury its4 l 3ateff'lted men and women as his Ilaierns,is yaw idd Afters ailtributed by Dr. Vie elev. Sob- Alosoger, at iVhigwo ball Chapel. . Yefierday the Whop. of LISSIDOII *reeedeillhei - Chapel Royal, St. James's. for dace kayos await. fernce, to confirm the younger branches of dotlins.' ;Why ; a great maw of whom were Prefent.'. General Bueeeass hag given orders, that the bet ook of Foot , Guards do Forthwith mount ward' is aseir new doodling, to commence nest Tirefday.' The plan for increifing the pay. &c. of the me& eal gaff of the army. vrhidi has been fo Inn is con templation, is now finally arranged. It has been approved by His MAJUTT, and will take place ins• mediately. Yefterday morning, at 11l o'clock, the remains of the late Duke of Roast:anis were removed from his houfe in St. James'slquare, and proceeded on the way to Scotland. The funeral proceMon c raided of a ilearfc and fir, a coach and fix, in which were two of his Grace's domeilics, and eight hurfemen.— It will he above a fortnight before they reach the place of interment. General Roosanseau has. it is Paid. respelled of Government to be snowed, with his Men. per rniiiion to return to Frauce on their parole. which ha. been retitled them. . Letters were received br the Labor Ma. from Malaga, dated the aid of February, by which it er r ars that the port was nut opened at that time. tine letter liateb that the Pomona. which is arrived at Poole. did not flip out of Malaga in the night time. bia took advantage of a 'xi& eallerly wind, which fprung up in the middle of the day. The Captain (rutted, that the men Rationed at the batte- ries would not fire until they had received orders from the Governor. who refided at Tome dinance ; sad that before intlruelions were obtained, it would be too late to prevent his departure. Such proved to be the cafe ; the men threatened the veffel. but did not fire. It i. not likely. however. that any other read will be daring enough to attempt an efcape in future, as (ewe rocalari! arc ordered to be taken if they do. • .......oas 7 ad: or 4T.r..v5..1 I Difpatchell Wire '..,- v lk i lo t ti l Netstoi, brotight 6 aid , Kil rl sii4l , ffit ert the &team. ard i n o• :I. ..- • "ff ... from the Metiterratieta. diforder oat board; it it 40464 • ', l ' fi r'''. :-. immediately from gotrast%iet '' " '"""' `: • 1 , • ... 'l. Yetlerday 'mortar* his 1 1 61earr i . 4 ytailptiti 11 the (Lo v er!'s garden for abootyfo blurs.' Mort May ... rr iiibt t i t iorac 4A4 thatAii direibmhaFahig dmino smC V ; _ki . o. ray , feliklu itbk Viii I Ffiviosi le gi i l2tib, s k eiCi c isi 1'1.3 0 614 4 0 4 6 14 / 1 441 111 0 11. t h a ' I rbitAisteinte, - ..................4;llkuiliim, liiikOteeflotdais; _itiairitiaropt I '► 'ch ime*., Sidaays*:4oiiiiiiii44l4ol. /Ili IP•aktriktit sivai. l edotriabsig!ti:;'whil i *ill 1 4 10 "4 0 00:4 11:14 ; 14 415 'Aka slimy *voci 1 68 E* " .c: wide •i f anit5ik1947,14.44-; ~,,,Ci*tii rdf ilWitilliltliata d —l- w 90 .1 da set rem maws to cac ir . wry. hit Majalty x =str a s r4s;mise =4l4 astuagia dwa dm lipt=ja. Anidat Whet. ,..., : 1 1 .r . ; antr ' , 4 / attife r VAPltlni =IS I s ;::::•* „ f t - are AM wa an g bore an this era • 4 ''' • Iraltrft. SS:S. ft; 11 16 11 1,41 414. We ca d% mai.. p• A bonaloo4 _di a whA jasi A 2 no* lealleinithen4 l A*ld OM** to 4 at Iluittilertill atmalnA Int tat Ant noir thlt Mak alba a neinber 4flerse itthitia• .. •..o• . .. ..• : . /... 1•1! ^ , 41 13 . 4. 1:1 Led. a4n T i sab setrer s . . At . a illa nz:t r llitt c . 1 Laren. Hal I !trek 1 4 01 .4*iihiPP. ..12::: . mai the Matta Catharine. P•4l, ItinT . • .. 4. , .. the Creek, Sedrern, Vni dart r -.... I Fllitile : Atio/Ph• —t Da. e , i — e 7 aid Drle die . useis. 11 -41tana the 0 al at Spain. In 4111A4Aar i illaft. —, Man Para; =t,.... : S4 g a a Maui Mans ; Atom, Rad:ilea him Milk . J Palm* At Falmostb. Catilta lth AWSA hilt isoosii.: , At BMW. Preedost. .-----, fr om M. to V it a l i N. S. de Wads. Leine% from t. e. _. At Oyitt Others, from Landon. At tar t Fiat, Pik from At Moodore. ICBMs and Lamy 44i.4 t and Matt. Walnt. from London. At Flow% IA PrAellits. Crahmr. tram Om. month. At Madeira. Hera Smith. has Ortasfq; FrArdr. Meek ; Cater, Fowler ; and Natwdl. Panama from Lasdao. The Sped& brig of war San Jafeph was chafed iota AlleJit wa the 9th of Fernery, by the 04WWW. bait UMW$s hotel to Malta, width lownsdlattly task pallll.lo anon The Thaw ibiletq wh► t►e Meg* Pay, eat thithertrilli Oen vederverrey tem Pertineettli, roe 'Meet as Are asp II 'ad wad* flow Leaden esi Daft etas apanaa a few depilate Frends priestlier boa& et ale Lawn lei Rod taco atter recaptured by Sir Edward Maw. The yard we p u t In charge of a fficidthipmall (Mr. A obton (lntre) to cooduit her to Naticith, f 4 which he experienced weds difficulty. In irate. were of part of the crew betties Formed a Slags to threw Mot owerboard,and carry the air into • areneh port, bat the timely diteovery of the plot. apt the firm and rrfoltme daftDo la the Offtd. tie sirens were Feeney!, and the adp Is now f at Palweatti. • Oa Wainer'Jay reaslift. faded barn Leah Raab to ea Ender amyl to j.da ecamay. the Lady Ft.rlsrs, Captain Gory Lady sindalr, Carats Smith, tad Curaberiaad, Carala sl22pfaa, au of Leith, fur Jamaica. MSTILIBITTION OF PRIZE MONEY. - - - - The Spardate, for Ha recapture at the Pertey paid ea heard the tad Sparthes. at Pleateneth: Thace, will be Th e Thaadetre. for tic eiptere of tic listagli privet= Veaue, will be paid ea ►oard, en Lanni...al In port. NAVAL APPOiNTMIWS. Captab TOLTILja Is appointed to the Sea rubella in Ireland, under the orders of Admiral WIIiTrIILO. Captain TIVPIT T Is appointed to the cartatard of the Prow Lai% aimed by Govermiteat u a hired *dr& Caataias PSI T I oca and S T are appointed to came the Scl R oc ales at Lrodoroo and Ilattinatah. Lieutenant H. Dans is - appointed to tto Ruby t Limning Olsson me Mean: Lieutenant J. Att.'', tote gaols; U. town Warm to tie Queen; Ltevtosaat J. Sanaa to the Yu& plat H. o.lt4ittia to the Qs. Ur; and Ltigness Fenta i tt u nt Regales; Lieutenant Atli. Canaan* no et Petry Les, and Liestesaat Danes Wm, to slis now, . z;; .• ; ,• ;: Debt -Y-'-71---- I — fligo - thraZiar the 1 • " irraCeritit at'il‘ 2 iitiali . Mail; ilit ~.L. .. bele Rebteee. Chum hr. ThiPti ye i : 2olll o3r4calialw4? fir • . ..1 061 6trIttAiNakrit .we* Olt' 4.1 . o l4OeffitlitellolOOPtl litnig g 4l;;;2lEir 4(4l‘ :41. 6 1, Lied& I ea& Aahcirr •he tasua therarlohar. ta f Of wag • . 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