Star. — London, England, 1804-11-19 00:00:00

RGEAt73IIIOLD'S ARMY/IL LONDON. •eeahly furprife our Roden to learn, that Ito menu), our late klinifter at Ham• 1 , ed in town jeflerday. Its a former pa d, that this refpe&able Minitter was car ' to Paris, under an efcort of :en d'arser, din the Temple. Upon his arreft in the ght at his country feat in the vicinity of , the firlt care of the banditti was to feise old papers. That objet being attained, vied to plunder the bode of every valu e which it contained.. Not many minutes eel to Sir GE011.6 a to prepare for his de or any hint given of his ultimate deßina a great indulgence, be was allowed to pack him. There, with the doatbs upon their a all that were allowed to be carried away r onet, and the fervent whom they permitted tang him. Thus furprifed. and this pro a long journey, Sic Gaosza awl his fir, s hurried into a amp inconvenient, and =- Urge, in which they atarelocked p. and tra y and night, droned by a body of fifty horfe he fatigues of filch a journey might be con s too great for the moil robuft conititotion ; were not all that. Sir Gamma Itnnsoto tear. He was treated on the way by his ills ;very fpecies of infult and ruder:ids, His I his perfon were made the Cubic is of low gar ridicule. His hat particularly %%weeded i tattoo. They (aid it was afeglaift en solitaire, J ordingly vented their rage upon it. They is Sir Gaoeoe's head, and cut it io pieces. itonion. the baronet tied his night cap upon I, with his handkerchief over it, and, with his end up like a lick or wounded man, arrived, molt painful and fatiguing journey. at Paris. sand had orders from the Minifler of Police. y him to the Temple, and to that abode of and death, he and Isis fervent were direflly ed. The apartment dellised for their recep is a miferable, told, gloomy room, wretchedly ed. and with fiercely a (park of fire. Upon, nuance into the room. one of the keepers came id, addreffing himfelf to Sir Geoaas, (aid, firer aforgloit, 1 ant ordered to provide you aud non with a fowl and a bottle of wine for fup- Sir Ocoee' made oft anfwer ; and the proceeded to fpread a dirty, coarfe table-cloth, he laid out. with one plate, a fpoon. a fork, little fat.- In a fisort time after, he intro- I a fmall dith and cover, containing a fowl, a of wine, and Come bread. Sir G soars , . itaiignant : h treatment, aired, with warpath, “ Keeper. not allowed a knife to cut with?" to which the ~ pulling a knife from his fi de ccat pocket, wa :4l, fudily. o Yes, Sir; but .I roue be relent e you are ufing it , as I a m ordered to keep out our way ail forts of weapons of deftruflion." 3 solicit then fat down. and having partaken of wretched fare. he arofe from table. and his ant was permitted to fit down in his place,, and avour to appeafe his hunger with the fragments. i great indulgence, however, they were allowed :ond bottle of wine. After their repaft the keeper the knife away, and informed Sir GIORGI, that a he chofe to retire to Tea a bed room would be ly for him. The worthy Baronet being exhaufted s fatigue. this proporal was loon accepted. It an adjoining room ; the bed was of hard finck. It a dirty pair of sheets and blankets. The accora dation provided tor the fervar.: was, if pnffible, i wotfe ; in theft miferahle op-a:trill:Ms, and living on fuch miferable fare, Sir Greece. remained until mining evening, when he was waited upon by an ' icer of the Police, who informed hint, that there Is no charge againit him perfnnally ; that the french vernment were fatisfied with the poffeiGun of his pert, which they were ref olved to keep, and that mull leave Paris at a tete hour that eveniog, r GSORGE, upon receiving this communication. quelled leave to purchafe a new hat, which was ranted, and the hat was accordingly brought to in.. This was all the preparation which he thought ecelTary to make for his new journey, or would rcbably have been granted to him. At the hour ppointe4, an officer enter;.l the apartment. and stormed him that every thing was in readinefo for ,is departure. He was then condigled to the Tern de gate, where he found a carriage waiting for the ecepticp of himfclf and his fervant. and an elkort Mending. When he was put into the carriage, he tarnellly verve:led to be informed to what place hey propofed to carry him ; but even this favour WAS refufcd, and he was told it would be time enough for him to know that upon his arrival at the fir ft Rage. Thus did he leave Paris in the moll pain. ful uncertainty, and from the known ferocious tem per of the Corfican, with the moll melancholy fore; bodings, keying every reafon to prefume he was going' to be incarcerated in Come provincial pi if. n or Oa tary dungeon. Itiv.n his arrival, however, at the le cond Rage, his (ears were comes. hat allayed, and he Was iraurmed his dabnation was Boulogne, whence he might crnbai k for England. N at being able to pro cure a veal at that place he was fent to Cher bourgh, at which place he arrived or, Fliday lad, the t 6:b. and was immediately pat on ly,ard a Es ends cutter, with a flag of twee, which an,,,1 over 1 . ..,r I.lngl3.nd. T! c c a rter bad tint proceeded far from the I tench • roe*, when his Majetly's frigate. the NOSE, of 38 gone, Capt. M. It &Tory, one of the fqoa dron upon ' the Jerfey Ration, fell in with her. The frigate im mediately came alonglisle. and Captain Scorr being informed by the Commander of the cutter, that he was proceeding to England to land Sir Gsoecr Russaciso, the Britifhller accredited to Ham burgh. Captain Scars. took the worthy I Barooet and his fervent on board, sod carried them to Pont mouth. The Rag of trace returned to Cherbourgb— Sir Gunton was landed at eight o'clock on Satur day morning, at Portfmouths where be took a poi. chsife and four, and fet oat for Leaden. Upon his way be flopped at Richmond, which be reached at ten o'clock. There be rifsted two of his few, and, after taking fame refreihment, be proceeded with them to town, where they arrived at abo.st h a lf p e lt one at lady Imotsoco's, in Bryanftone beet. Sir Gioia* did AIX Coffer many minutes to singe. before be fat dews and wrote a letter to Lord Haanower, to acquaint , Mis Lordthtp with bis ones paled arrival. The butarwas feat to his Lordthip's bookie Otofvenoatioare. but his Lordlisip being at Aittit, and the fervent. not aware of the importance of the communication, it was not feat to the office it ,Dowelng.ftreet until twelve o'clock yettelslay. At the time the letter arrived, Mr. Hssinomo, ;be Undtr Secretary of State, was in the Office tranfetling bur finis, and being aothotifed to open ihr official letters of the Department during the &brow* of Lord Hat. ROWDY, be of courfe opened that of Sir Gtosc e Russ sou?. Upon the pelvisl of its content 4, he inv. mediateiy difpatched Mr. Scorn, the Metzner, to Lord Hsaaowar at Bath. He alfo fent off espretfcs to atl the other Unifiers in London and its vicinity. Lord biaLWILLa was at Wimbledon, and he detained this Meffe.nger until be bad written more than twelve letters to fereral perfons high in office, which the Meffenger was charg ed to carr y to town, stad tra twit to the parties. Ai one o'clock Sir Genius Rem. SOLD Brent to the &gravy of State's pffsce, where be had a long conference Orb Ik. tiallitogo. and at four he returned to Bryanlonl -Arset. sod. we are informed, left town tt eight &clock la* althip upon viii to Lord neas.mmr.. We underlined dot advice' have bun steeived from Holland, which *ate. tint the menacCA Pto 'libidos of the trade hempen that country and Great gait** trill nog take place, but that it *ill be fuffered io proceed, op the mem**. payiog * certain pet centime Or the permiffeo*. The noted Bt./iceman, for whore apprelrenrion thoufand pounds was Lately offered, has been captur• cd in a French privateer of which he had the coM• mend, by the Cautssa goop of war, and carried intb Yannorth. He bad been out from Fluthing 14 days, and had taken throe pipes. Since our la(, french end Dutch papers.the former to the Bth, and the lanai to the rith inßant, have been received, from which we have enraitted. evert thing deferving of notice in another part of our Paper. A Manifeßo is raid to have been received by Go verrunept, which wss lately iffued by Boveravre, and in which he places the Englilb nation out of the proteetion of all human laws ! t A Moiler article ap pears in the (miller French paws, and which may I have been copied from the Afoffirtair butt it is too ri• dicul•sits for ferrous notice. His Swedilit :NIA : i cily is faid to have declared Stral fund in a Rate of liege, and the fame difcipline is kept up in ;1 at foitrefs, as if ;t were attitally inverted , The precaution is jrittifiable ; the French are in its vicinity, and it would be no bad pofition for the Cre 'icon, could he obtain poffellian of it by a coup-de India. Two Gottenbuirgh mails alfo arrived yefterday, the contents of which are given, with other extra Is, in a preceding column ; and this morning, the Haruburgh mail, due yeßerday, alfo arrived, by which the followr Ing articles have been received HAMBURGH MAIL. OCTOIII 31.—Letters from COMM of the btth ult. bring the following advice, relative to the report that Ruffian troops from Comfit had land ed in the territory of Montenegro t As fooq at General Beaus, Commander in chi c ( in Palmatia, bad arrived at Cattam, he, according to the infiruAions he bad received before his departure from Vienna, funoroseted the Montenegins, who had unjuilly pottered theenfilvee of tome diftrias in the county of Zupa, to evactixte the fame, and on their retch', fent a detachment of troops aga‘nft them, when they abandoned the country they had occupied, and retired to the mountain' The next day troops appeared on the heights, who were clothed IP:- Ruffians. The intention of thefe appeared 2 g.tia to occupy the territory to which the Billsopof Monte negrin pretended that he had claim!. Gen. 11. p e. w ordered fix companies to advance, on which the warlike Bilbop thought proper to withdraw the him - - tenegrins polled on the height., who had been at fire, by tome perfons, miftaken for Ruffians. The Englith Ambattador here has received a corn vier from Conitantinople, who has already proceeded on his journey for London. Ms LAU, per. 14.—8 y the reinforcements oi French troops which are now on their march for the Nea politaa territory, the army of General ST. CYt will be increafed to a0,c,00 men. The A!tari.in troops in Dalmatia, according to tAr Journals. drill be Conficlerably reinfeited. It h fill that General BfLLIGARDE will have the com mand in Dalmatia and Albania. The French Government has affured the King of Naples, that the troops fent as a reinforcement to the Neapolitan territory, will confine thernfelves to the lines hitherto occupied as long as the Englifh at Malta and the Ruffians at Corfu Iltall make no change in their pofitions. The number of Auftrian troops in the Venetian provinces continually diminifhes : 4000 men will immediately be fent thence to Dalmatia. The lati letters from Albania mention, that a con fiderable levy of recruits is carrying on there, and that it is intended to organize the natives of that eruntry, and form them into regular troops by put ting at their head Ruffian officers. Rome, Ocr. 20.—The Pope will to-day leave Callle Gandolpho and return to this city. On the sad a fecret confißory will be held, and a public con (diary on the tsth. The preparations for the de parture of his Moline(' Rill continue. • Hammel, Nov. 9.—A1l the ails and regifters ap pertaining to the county of Benthiem, and which were preferved in the archives of Government, were fent off the day before yefterday for Brthiem, et coned by a detachment of the military. Raoul, Nov. 6.—Two French battalions have broke up from Bergen op-Zoom for Boulogne; they will however be replaced by others. The Dire/tory has already traafmitted a Ratement of the (applies neceffary for the enfuing year to the Legillative Body, which has referred it to the exami station of a Committee. This body will however foon be diffolved by the new Conflitution, which will I be introduced after the return of M. kittstmetran- NINCR, who is expetted here from Paris before the coronation of the Emperor Narozeon. For the prefervation(of the camp at Zeitt, and the fortifications and works,3o men firm each French battalion, amounting in the whole to Soo men, and 6o of the Batavian troops will remain there the whole winter. Private accounts from Spain fay, that the epide mical difurdee.h.is extended to Madrid. The French army in Hanover, including the ter• ritory of Ofnaburg, confißs now of 27.349 Men. of which 443 are cavalry, with 3007 horfes. MALAGA, nowOc arospeparoalciz its The termination,dißemp buterhere, thank Gun, thofe who have left the city, mail wait a month or fix weeks, before they return. The cordon will be removed before the end of November, and then the port will be declared open. From 14to ts,ooo per. ions have fallen viainis to the diforder. Cadiz. ISe ville, St. Lucas', and Gibraltar, wear a melancholy M, appearance from the fichoefs. \The accounts from VIIICOCi2, Carthagena, Soc. are equally melancholy. The ditleroper has prevailed along the whole costa. In a few days Te Dem sill be performed here for the &ration of the ficknefi. ._ 1 OCT. t6.—On the La th d ied here a 4; c l othe 13t h s'B; and en the isth, ts reifons. . New fiek-..0n the t:th, 5: ; on the 130, 60 ; and on the isth, so. Reco vered—on the 12th, 46 ;on the 13th, 77 ; and on the isih, p. Number of lick, on the tad), 566 ; on the 13th, sp, and .on the 1 5 11, 393. . Dublin Waterford On Friday morning his Majesty, accompanied by the Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDGE, th e Pritteeffes 501.1414 and AMFLIA, atten led bv ord W •LSINGH AM, Sir H. B. NEALE , the Hon Lard Mrs. DIARILFY, and Mr. VILLIIRS, Gen. Firzaoy, and a number of other attendants, took an airing on horfettack, and honoured the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Will*, at their fe it at Culham-grove, near Henley, with a Yifit. Her MajillTY and the Prineeffes, at• tended by Ladies ItcHastait and G. Bu LLLLLL followed in three carriages. The Rove'. Faulty, after partaking of (nine r efielltinent, and viewing the premifes, returned to Windfor Canle to dinner. On the arrival of heir MAP STI S. the Palace of WALES, the Duke and Duchefs of YoRK, and the Duke of CLARENCF, were in waiting to rrceive their Royal Parent'. S.bon after the meeting. their Ma j eSTIk S and the Princeffes, the Duthefs of Volt 11, the Palace f WALES, and the five Royal Dutch fat I To the Vanguard, Culloden , M inotaur, Terpfiehore, sad flo c , cotter, for the capture of the Gamete pol.cea Noftra Signors del Carmen, November 28, t 798, • difteihodon will be made at No. t3# Barn ard'i !do, Htdborn, Prl Thu rfday, the 29th inftant ; and recalled every Tuaday and Thurfilsy. for three years. A diftribUtina to the !Leda', for the Cygnet, captured in com pany with the Coups Lynx and Driver. ocrtmtber i x,'tot, v , 21 I lse made on her arrival in port ; and recalled for three years at NO 13, Great Gaorgc•ftrect, Weftminfter. INTELLIGENGt. - _ down to dinner. Rorris Hui r.—On Saturday morning, coon after breakfall, his MAJ ISTY, aecompanisdtby the Prince i of ast and Duke e with a number at- ! tcndWants,s rode to the f right of Arcot Heathßace Cootie, where the Earl of SamoKß, and a number of fportfmen, were rr waiting the a s/ irival of his u mbe r - tn turn out the deer for the day's diverfion. Im mediately on the arrival of his Ma;tsTY, the deer was turned out of the cart. Their Royal Highneffes the Pt inc. rt Watts and Duke of Yost then took leave of his Mars,/ r, and returned to Windfor. His Ma. 11 sr proceeded with the hunt. The deer, at Bart tog, ran with great rwirtnets actors the Heath. by Swinley, towaidd flaglhor, taking his courfe to the left, mal.3n2, a cif , itble through the inelofures by Cob ham, o o aring the Forell toward Hartford le Bridge, taking to the left , throu g h the Bogs. by Firimy, to wards Guildford, where he was taken, after aw ith run th. of near fifty miles. His Ma] and kept the deer was up c hunt the whole of the way, and when taken, had about 19 mike to ride to Windfor. At noon, her MAI , STY accompan ied by thc PrinceA, of Waits, the D uke of Vole, the Princeffes Auous- TA, ELIZAILTI4, and Maar, took an airing to Flog _ _ . wore. The Prineeffes SOPHIA end APULIA, attended by Lord %I/A{.llllo/IMM, Sir H. B. NULL,. SlMin kvWind- ITAI o t her pet lons c ti t tinaion, took a n airing for Great Pcik. the Duke and D On Sarnidcy afte r n oon, ochefi of Yoaa lett Windfor fot Ocilanda. At thc lame time the Duke of C LLLLL c a kft Wiadfor of Bulb, Park. MAILS THIS DAY...—Wind Sosthecir. AIM. DUI. Att. DOS. a I Hamburgb a 0 I I l'aiszaace Nov. i4.—Yefterday the nip Diana, of and from Plymouth, Sousa Mailer, with fundries; for the Weft Indies, put back by contrary winds and remains; the brig William of Dann - tooth, Heater Mailer, from Waterford, with butter, &c. failed the fame day, for London; with a fine wind. Nov. t 5. —This morning the American brig the Friendfhip, of Lynn, Captain Jas. Commis, now from Falmouth, arrived in order to take fifh, and the Diana, Soria, of and from Plymouth, failed for the Weil Indies. All this day it has blown a revere gale at S. S. E.—Several veffels in the Offing. 1 Firm:torn, Nov. t 7. -t--Came in the Voltigeur, French (loop, from Botudeaut, bound to Breit, laden with wine and brandy, captured off Rochelle, by the DORI s, of 36 guns ; alfo the fchooner Lovett( Caul zee, of Dartmouth, J. WALTets, mailer, from .Newfoundland, with fifh and oil, foe this port ; She failed under convoy of. the Isis, of go guns, which fhip, with the fleet, paired by to the eaftward this morning. The HIBERNIA, together with the PALLAS and Cotes frigates, are to be launched this evening. The weather is at prefent extremely unpropitious for the fpeamon, which are expeCted to be very nume rous—it has rained very hard the whole day, and it looks very likely to continue. Went up the harbour to refit, the BOSTON, 32 guns, Captain DounLas.--; Letters received from an officer of rank at Antigua, dated Oanber . 2, Rate, that the fever had abated, but that Major General Dvator, and his Brigade-Major his nephew, Captain Dilator, had died of it; that the loth regiment, at the Ridge Barracks, was tole rably healthy ; and that Captain J: Lilacu,andother officers of this town, were alfo in petted health at the writing of the letter. • DIAL, Nov. S.—Sailed the }leery (loop of war on a cruise. Came down from Sheernefi, the ARAB (loop of war, and remains with the reit of his Ma jefty's (hips. as per Taff., Wind S. S. W. New ROMIST, Nov. 17.—Yefterday his Majeity's thip Vesuvius, Captain Liettcsat, got under weigh from our Roads, and anchored with the 131Traa gun brig as near the Annan as poffible, which was driven eo thore on Romney Flats in the late tremendous gales to the eastward, for the pupate of getting her off, hiving been appointed by Captain Borrow of l'Am s. Aims, Commanding Officer in the Bay ; and we had the great pleafure and fatisfadion this morning, to fee her off the fltore, and failing towards the fqua dron t fhe is now pettedly fate, and is come to an. chor, but it is fappofed, fhe muff be docked. Great praife is due to Captain Latiattar, the officers, and crews under his orders, for their great and nnremit ted exertions upon this adive and hazardous fervice., The Blockading Squadron failed yefierday for.Bou logne, under Commodore Ac Las, in the Tavrri and remain in the Roads, l'Amittaia, Vasuitvs, Aomta, and Brrria gun yeah. .• YAIMOLITM, Nov. tB.--Yellerday afternoon arri•-: ed the CRUlleft (loop of war, Captain HANCOCK, with the noted Btacestam (for whole capture moot : have been offered); he was chaced all night by the CRUIcLit, and early in the morning the came up with him, and after firing two fhots, he flrock. Had he not in the chace carried away 11 s fore-topnsail he would h_ve made his drape iitto Dunkirk, as he was in fyht of that place when taken. She is a brig privateer, quite new, and fails remarkably fail; has 17 guns and eighty•fir men on board. She had beet: out from Fluthing 14 days, and has made three carnres, viz. one a laden (hip from thl Baltic, and two colliers. The three mailers, and thirteen of the men, being part of the crews of the (hips taken, were on board the privateer when captured. The prifuners will be landed here this afternoon, and efeorted to paten by a party of the Filefhire Militia. Arrived the les, ecroa hoop of war. This day failed the ROMNIY atr.l the ADAMANT, of go guns each, to join the fleet off the Texel. Wind S. E. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. Minors, !JP. Nov. ist Paired by the Rern7ution, Sherbdrd from Jari.aica ; Ice hag. oni Ne w York ; Prawn/writ, Jame. from St. AMICTO ; Dover, Redpath, front Rip ; Its, Guien, from Memel ; llisabeth, --; and the Anna Mane, Bowen, front Embden ; Two Friends, Pugh. from Rotterdam ; St Johannes, ee--: Zeman, Peters; and the Velneroulk, Andirrunt, from tbc Britemtia,Talte ; Leviathan, Hutehinfon ; and the Ae'.live, Nowt, for Trinidad ; Hanover, Adantfon ; Jamaica, (.'lark ; sod Alfred, Hutchins, lee Jamaica ; Prince(, Royal. New ; I liza. Meerkk ; Leviathan, Jackfon ; and the favourite, Holman, fur Demerara; Lady ?argon, Bonner, for St. Kin's ; Flora, Young; and the tHfvr Braneb,Brandfocd, for Berienlews ; Britannia. rympie, far Surinam ; Lady Penrylin, Burger.; and the Queen. Sttcrwood,for Ornsada; Hawke:Koury, Keller ; and the Progrefs. Prat, for Dominica; Phamis. Burgers, for Verdi; Endraght. Meins ; Vrow Hendrick. Kinzer; Jane °dine, ; Twe Ckfulten„ Cock ; and the Twe &duller% fix Einholen. ARRIVED. .OR Dover, the flora. from New York. Off Tort& mott h, Oneida Chief. Kemp, from Ncw York. At Liverpool, Lottery, Neale, from the Havannah ; and the Jane, Maftcra.ftom Riga. At Southampton, Jarnes. jaw., from Riga ; and the Argo. Be ft. from Peterfburgh. At Shields, Traveller, Harrifon, from .\ retuned. Off Peteihead. Booth ; and the Hope, Gray. from Archangel. Oti Whitby, Ann, Grant, from Archangel. At g n ogoode•-y, Cents, Roger. : and the Nellor Murdock, from Riga. A. oubbn,Catbarinc. Buckley, (nun London. At Cuero fey, London Packet, --, from Virginia. At Venial.. Mary. , from Liverpool ; sod the S•Ily. —, from London. At New York, Iris, Skinner. from London. At Goaan. Eliza, Her o., from I ondon ; and the Waflongton, frnm Liverpool. At Wilmington, Polly and Nancy from Liverpool. At Clue'efloo, Valente. Pollard. tnon liverpord At Newfoundland, o,neral Eullock, from Liverpool. As St. Von-eves. Dart , eiatchc ; and th: Peggy, Dell, Prom NewFwindleed. At Trinidad Roebuck. ---, front Newfoundland ; end the paw& Graves, from L radon At Gresada,Orion, Graham, from Landes. At Demerara, Number, Hama, truss Lawrie& The Friends, Donnell, from Loudon, is toR at Nevis, with part o f her cargo. The NOM, Sandland, from London:is loft at Dominica, with part of bee cargo. The George, Fatly, from Africa, is on more at St. Thomait but eapedted to be got off. The Aecominibed Quaker, from Archangel for London, Is lea near Dronthaint--erew laved. The William, Hunt, from London to Honduras, Is milked , part of the crew arrived at Havannah. The Jefferfon, Carndron, from Bourdesuz for New Verb car ried into Halifax, and condemned. The Thetis, Rutherford,from Newry, is on dare and it Is feared wilt be 1.4 t. The Ehdeavotr, ?Aston. from Dyfart for Weymouth. has been taken, retaken, and is on Chore off Yarmouth. The Swift, Corey, from Guernfey foe Trinidad, is captured in the Welt Indies. The Hannah, Taylor, from gnebee for London,la captured and carried into Breit. Cnccptr, WHITINALL.—On Saturday, before the moo Noble and Right Hon. the Lords Commiffioners of Appeals in Prize Caufes. The Neptune, Clarke, Nisiter.--This vete!, under co lours, wttha eafgo of mules, cotton, and Indigo, wa, captured, on the .6th or March, r 799, by his Mikity's Stip of war Laa Con corde, fe,,bert Barton, Efq.oollPollo. aud carried to To Ship and cargo rellored, as claimed. • . , • The James, Clemeny, Mafter.—Thls American thlp,laneh with a cargo of coffee, fugar , and wine, was captured and Stile Jamaica, andan.appeal was prefented in this all on beta?' of the captors, again* a certain quantity of fugar that was mitered in the Coon below. Thar hoedddps allinwol the lenience. Rdidution, Henry, Matter. This vett:l, under American co lours, laden with a cargo of various merchandise, was captured by the private Snip of war Favnuritc, CM. Underwood commander, and the private Stip of war George and °plias, Henderfaa'cob' meander, and carried lutes the Bahama Wanda. Ship and cargo rebored as claimed. Hannah. Hall, Pdaller.—This American Salp,laden with a cargo of planks, dames, and other articles, was captured by his Majeity's (tip Andromache, Robert Laurie, Efq Commander, and carried to New Peovidence.—Ship and cargo reftoreiL Tbefis, *under, Matter —This !Wadi& Alp, laden with a cargo of, fugue, was captured, and condemned in the Vice Admi ralry Court —.pip _and cargo reamed as claimed. Anna, Koper, Matter Chia was a queftion of freight, width Anna, their Lonithipa referred to the Reigns . and Merchants. MARK-LINE. COllll-IXCHANGT, $0?. 19. There are today very eonfiderable arrivals of Wheat, and many buyers, in full demand, from the late fhort fupplies.—Sales are cheaper, but not at the redueion expetled.—Barley is plenty, cheaper, and Had at (mall variation. Peas, with Scans of each fort are cheaper. Having the continuance of (bort arrivals of Oats, they remaia full as high as our lad quotedprices.—.Flour may be noted cheaper. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Els TOOL Isis pee gr. Grey Ptak 511. t• 565. Floe Ditto. t 13s. taws od. Beans, 3 as. 6os. od. Rye (aew), sp. boa od. Till Ditto Sts. 38s. od Barley, to j6s. od. WAS, 335. 33 s. 37L Malt, Sea cies. ed. Poland ditto. 3si. 39+. 6d. White Peak, so. bas. od. Rape Seel. 41 1 . 10 44 1 . Pee lilt PRICE OF FLOUR. • }fps Thar oos to o t a. Seenals Its. to ow . par fads. LAI" INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOV. 17. THOMAS SMITH, &SILO. THR R1T.,101111 DUCKWORTH HiAllO45. The Plaintiff retitle, at Warfield ; the Defendant is a Clergyman, of Blunt'xcoort, Oxop. Mr. EILSRINI, on the part of the former, applied for leave to file a criminal information againit the latter. Both Mr. S. and Mr. H. were married men; they became acquainted in the month of Jule, 1800, and were in the habit of slating and making time flay at each uther's houfes. This application WAS founded on two affidavits, the tine from Mr. S. the other from his wife. Mrs. S. (toted, that her hufband being abfent in Glom:eller fhire, Mr. H. invited her to Blunt's.:ourt until Mr. S.'s return ; fhe accepted the props - 41, and it was during this edit that the intercourfe now complained o f commenced. Mr. H. Acd her, if OM was fettled 1 at Warfield ? and after Come little introdultory mat ter, he enquired into the (lute of her pecuniary af fairs, fin e the death of her mother I pofterior to this, he entreated her to retire with him to the bot:k room, as he had fomething very particular to communicate. On her c omliance, he renewed the converfatitm re garding money matters, and aclvifed her to procure a lettlenunt from her hiiihand, as orange things would he expoled to view. He then fignitiech that Lady P. was his authority, and that he (Mr. H.) ad d ed, fired to decline all fociery with (*.lr. S. He that he kept low company, an I that his deportment at Hatchett's Hotel ;le flzpt when Mr.:. S. was in town at Mr. lt.'s), was In peculiar as to re cite furprife in the attendants. Mrs. S. on hearing thi. fingular caution. enquired who was the perfon from whom Lady P. obtained her information ? Mr. H. then gave the name cf Mr. A. the Solicitor ot her Ladythip. Mt. ERSKINF then adverted to the argument on the cafe we reported on Wedneiday left. 01 Wool not' and Meadow, and applied it to the prefent mo tion, on the de trine of conltindion, then pronounced by their Lordibips, after which the Learned Counfel proceeded with tiie fats from his brief : Mrs. S. indignantly declared to Mr. H. The gave no credit to fwch reports, and was convinced et her hufband's innocence. She was, howder, made ex tremely oneafj by the reprefentati-ns, ant the fol lowing Thai fday went to her Isr,,:her, Mr. E. to con. (Cr with him on the fuhjeft. On the a7;h ot Septem ber, Mr. H. came over to Mr. S.'s cm a vifir, and the converfation turning on the pedigree 4 a twat, the Clergyman "liked f; , r the Racing Calendar ; —and while the hniband left the room to procure it, Mr. H. took the opportuni:y of potting a letter into the hands of his wife. The contents were to this drat : we Dm sirrxe ruses. " The converfaion wrack took place between you and me la the book nu m. induces me to take up my pen, throurh the fear that any unguarded grapey-Go-a of y,..r's %WOW lead to fafpleatao. Sometime before yner another'. dmth,l t., her would adt th part of viral to her daugater, a.d I hare eoSearoured to own pig wt* that ergyetatot. At prem.,' take wa vadat of the af. tair, end tope it wtti end in fnme ezpotteists employed by ed ix known enemy. In be mr.in time take cart ot a fettke~a m y memo are ry prreamair t'.antrat this to the Ot% and believe rue, your C6.tcrd and tru aff . :end, strew ream The Lady retired to lead the letter, and Oise.; wards took the earlieti opportunity of (peaking id' Mr. H on the fubjed, whet, fhe informed him that he would a 5 the part of a friend if he would cons. rnunicate the delicate affair to Mr. S. and that if be ' did not do fn. it would hoe mesher duty to do Upon that the Rev. Gentleman feemed much agis; tated, and repeated his injund ion not to haver he I matter difclofed ; he silo renewed his caution ye-. gar ding the fettlement. Mrs. S. then deprifed, that the nett time fhe law her brother, (he made him ac quainted with the circumflances rekeetint the letter. The affidavit then adverted to her perfect confident* , in the innocence of her hufband ; it Gated that did not lofe a moment in applying to Mr. A. Oily. had been implicated with Lady P. in this abonsieahlei; acculation. Mr. A. ezpteffed utter alionillimem 00 the occafion,afforing the Lady at the fame time there could hot bathe heal colour or pretence for filch a t charge. The aelGilrit from Mr. S. Gated that he had ii.sa • with his wife in the ezercife of peat affeltion, * aid r . explained the circiimftance of bra Geeping at Haut chett's Hotel, when his wife was on a vifit •at Mr. , R.'s. That gentleman not having a (pare bed, Mg. S. could not be accommodated; the Lady therefore; Dept with Mifs ,R. and the huibmsd at Hatebetewi Hotel. Lord E LLLLL °sou ir—'‘ What is the fort of aisle you would ehaqe ?" Mr. Easetwa—" That he did, by this letter, ;art finuate Mrs. S.'s hufband was guilty of unnatural propenfities and praCtices ; and the mode of proof iits by the Lady, who will give testimony to the awes (*salon in the library. I (hall charge it both as a libel and a mit:demeanour." Lord ELLk LL 011OU 11." If you take the whole of the letter he appears in fonse degree to mired." • Mr. Gaasow—" No. my Lord, he deka' her not to communicate tho circerntlance, but immediately to fet about p: ocuring a fettlement." Lord E LLLLL oentiosi--" It does not appear be endeavoured to alienate her affedions with any fen fuel defign upon her." Mr. jUltiCe LAWItINCI•••••" What is hated cefpelt ing Mr. A. ? dr. ERSIL I N t—r. The converfation was in the book room ; it was commenced by alluding to Mr. B.'s pecurtiaiy lituation, it continues refpeding the let-, Clement, and concludes with the authority on which the affertions were fupported, in which reference is made to . Mr. A. Mr. H. hid further, that 'he had received two anonymous letters to apprize him of the affair, the one cif which appeared to be written by a gentleman, the other by a female. Thefe, and all the other particulars of the charge are Rated to be an abfnlure falfehood." Lord Ea. I. se soeouts H.—" Before we refit the oiled of your motion, there mull be lonic ground laid of tr.a.ivs artilmes to support it. He might do all this in the charater of a [,tend, and 'KW fieed, it was otherwife. You may have an indictment, bet I Ihould be lorry to grant a criminal information ankh the corrupt motive be clearly Mewls." Mr. EISRIIII.-..-" The motive is explained by his conduft. After he has intimated Mr. S. was wholly unfit to arfocime with mankind, Mr. H. came to the houfe of this outcall [rum the wcrlJ with his wife, od vifit, either of ceremony or ftiendlhip, and con verted on the pedigree of a horfe, to take an oppor tunity of lucceeding in his own &Glow" Lord Ezzsriaoatiuuir.—° It is pothble that this vifit might tend to Iliew the integrity anti polity of his views. You mutt lay a cafe loch as ezprifes not only a probable, hut a very Aron round, of the realms 171111110."1140t1.111 Tel ufed. The Eatl of !stoma And fuite left town on Satyr- i day for Edinburgh. An es pref . % arrived on Saturday, at Lord VirGHElnt CASTLEREAGH'S lintife, in Upper Brook-iireer, an nouneing the death of Lady Geoaoina Cassino:l, his Lordfhip's lifter. Her Ladyllip died near Ban gor in Wales. of a rapid decline. The C-untefs of Losoo aaaaaa and the Hon. Colonel STEWART, Lady Gsoactna's mother and brother,were with her at the time. Sir Simon C aaaaa arrived on Friday from Har wich, at his honfe in Gloucrfier place, to the great joy of his numerous ftiends, after an ablence of two yesti, during which he made a tour of Italy, Ger many, Switzerland, and other parts of the Conti nent. In the courfe of his travels he vifited the Courts of the feveral countries through which he paf. ed, and everywhere met a molt gracious reception. From Italy he returned by Berlin. where he (pent fae time with Mr. Jacesort. the Britifh blunder at that Court. Sir SIMON has brought with him a great number of valuable prefents from Several ha nen Princeliest, to the Duchefs of Con . Friday morning. as the lebnurers were employed in preparing for the launch of the Hinges:a. of t 20 guns. at Plymouth, one of the (bores that had rotted off in the ground br long (landing, gave *ay. by which accident three of the men were killed: they were taken up in a very mangled flats, with figns of life, hut they loon after ',mired in great agonies; and in the evening, As one of the painters was leaving the (hip. lit feil from the entering He wastaken port into the .dock. and was nearly 'lathed to pieces op alive, but cannot furtive Inas. The fpecie of the Spanifh frigate Fatna. has been landed at Portfmnuth, and lent to London in eve wagons. cleaned by a guard of the 3d Lase :Aire r regiment—the other part of the cargo is floral at Gorport. The followirg is a correet account of her lading,--14.77 6 teal ikins, 28 kuffila hides, 4,9; pigs of tin, twenireigi:t lurks cif wood, five cafes crtataitting an altar f .r .i church, made of moti.been tifitl pearl - [hells, • piers— t from Pern to the KINO Of Sr* , Ws five cafes ot chsi.a. rtr.e box of rots. unelitan die of fats; two cafes. r a i.ttlit• u nknown's's'''. bale consents tp,known, vne nittwie of matting, two Calks cf cloves, ten bales ~ f h .it , 214 boxes containing 3ocro stillard each, nin: hs.iN-s containing 3000 dun. i Moons each ; sa d 34 begs containing 300 dollars each Fi,• . 1 d a y en.,enin7. At fen n'clnck, five larned•wheei drv.to e;!,:ht ht•tics each. arrived at the Bae, with tht frecie Ancl bullion landed from the Spanith POrtfinnuth. They were guarded by a party of Light Dragoons. • ' • 2 " a Li a • I a ly he 31i n- •r- tie of jot he ar-* an- Ka. of her Tar- ;relit two Ger- 'onti- the e paf- *ion. (pent er at iim a 1 Ita- . toyed 4'120 rotted /, ey I they g ns of ; and ing the .dock. ken op is been in eve seathire ored at . .