Star. — London, England, 1804-10-30 00:00:00

. , i . . - -- . . - --- -: dent kles Mull be endured till the pediltatlal Arm& ' W RUSSIA A N D FRANCS. difappears, and order again be reftored. Aliennt, I er 1 1 • 11111111 m.... Valenti*, Carthagena. and many parts of the Sato ' . SOEST•NCS OT THE 110 i a *O'ER THE EMPtIoa OT . root, have been suited by the fever, which had ever? 1 ~ ; L i ' THE TRENCH DIRECTED TO SE &STUART!) IN AN- ' iltl ' EWER TO IC D'OlllllllL'S NOTE At JULY 21. 4 where proved dellruOive; but all regular eowesanni- I 1 1 at A the fta c la p ti lame ng the a s a tto ulf.. nillunen and t th . e . or mn t e he in E w m hi pe eh ror rh e4 th an, e , F ir ren te. ch cation ._ be:ing_te n fl r tisiect, the particulars cannot be 1 : 6 3: 1 1ohjetft P t o z er t;rn in i ttea min d tr o i f e t h heZaminar ti t po nu n e t w ,n hi , c . h a o t n i tro iac tt y ctwenty perfona have died, ail of whom had fed. which is reprefented as being that of a Conqueror, dictating Malaga,l(no n. At Ch iar.e, a village only two miles from eween ''' i i - sot matins upon a fyftem of petrel eratit the Note aliens, been removed from the town of Malaga after they 1 ; that France baa a right to reproach Runts Ik ith having uegletflod had taken the diforder ; but of thole who have con- ' ; ; ; t ons-erste h., engagements; with having ititahred and .hanged the Government of the Seven Moth, which was placed under the . Randy refided in the village. not one has been afflia. joint guarantee at France, Raffia, and the Porte. without any I ed, notwithflanding they have been eonaantly fun-' 1 mart or eamasenieatten with France; with having fent largo i bodies of troop to Corfu, and having made an ofteutatiwas pre. rorinded by the lick. garatten of fending additional numbers. One accounts from Cadiz reach down to the 3d of I « That the Emperor of Ruffle had alfo given an open reception a „. I . „... ki n d . The to the Endetrents of (may drictiption ; and had tooterred on them °antler. and are o f very co tretuno I imbue etnetesonents, ane re far trent meow; from bis donoeions diforder was timing there with the greater! invete. 1 .tire Individual s of the Bourbon family and their head, bad allowed '. the an lif ban in the Rollo territories, and had participated in racy ; upwards of so perfons fell a daily facrifiee.— ; doh cambia Minas* woman to the wire "ate* ill et" rethe T r , The city was in the ;otmoß ereafufion, and almoft at the time Glide endeavouring to terminate the war, sod to re. JIM des movie! 01Euroec- every one was endeavouring to avoid the danger I • That Room had alfo recently placed Well in a pohore of di. by Right, notwithflanding the greateß paint were • naft Miaow to France, by ordering a Court Mourning as a mark , oinked to the memory elan Agent in the pay of England, en. omen to cot off all inrercourfe with the town. gaged in a crindnal dap to aka the row of F ru= : that Ruf- A letter from an inhabitant at Gibraltar. foie : i is bed 'Eked In this moon , after this Widow w hi. country had n , t ,vm m boat condemned by the loft &anon of a tribunal of the French ' y turn, yeflcalay. to attend the removal of the Gag ooveromene, and had ham emitted lo porfuence of its fentenee. and the burial of the dead, and thought bad from ye to 60 own • That there and many ether elani:Zee of the 111 diff 'Atka; of to atilt me, they were unequal to the talk, fuch are the menahors die UR" Government, the while et who em " lurt toward, that are to be renewed or Interred—The brat of the weather Is France hod oedemas an easecaantstae alarmism the glaring „ ma i" la w& R a m s m o n d, ma mmy.. 4 ......4. iftgtind. Intenfe, and the flinch that rites from horning every where the ! . end the Eeripaos osadnift and pints of M. Marked; who had b.• beds of the deccated i. fo rem, that It nearly pr o duc t s f o ff oca tko . erafedths &imam between the two GOVtfilfildltl,and bad era , It is Impofil Ile to and adequate words to paint the fame of horror mid in all the wicked &Egos of the emigrants and difaffwled and damn of which lain a daily frame. Many or the haethe. peons In Promos t—tbat there were the real castes which induced cold and ineep j the Rai= oessionsasent to adopt that lieable am. tarn have gm on board Blips ki the Bay, where :bey saxienly dal towards France, which it had lately thought proper to evince remain. in hopes of a fpcedy termination of this molt difinal ra- ? tway imam bunity." 'I M ma T a li a llt r am ar r Y. if nch Lmitwitilitanti maintain r e an the relations %lt p ,. inz tede ef „„ th d e am E l y - A letter from a Gentleman at Minorca, to an Of- Leone the two temples, the Emperor ot Ruffle should join his fiver of rank in England. Pays : .raw to theft of England, the Emperor of the French would, In id " Ths gloom which fucceeded your departure from this Manta ' Ant . za t a Li v y t. a s tcl eje:; tl :4 e ttatd. the dl the = g l itz% cc. an and v aii begins to &W rote ; from ? h e vom it : will as es two, tion. d. of once of Sb. Et ench .a.w. 050cr keing our fr iends, th e En glith, taaftera of this Ilia d. The i s general dliatlsfailion that prevails, not oily here, bat in the gland 1 ' of Majorca, augers every thing propitious to the Brides arms, LONDON. and that is tot a doubt but the compeft of this Wand would 1 ---• become meaty es the left. I need fay nothing of its salt Import- ' TIJESDAT. OCTOBER ea nee to tire rquadron of Toulon, at well as to the fleet in 'mail. 11 MCI Olt STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCEI 17onfols. for mosey 57i.... far ace t eil The was fuSelenoy ettablithed during the late war." .---... It' Osmium 91—ditedmd y6ll It is difficult to obtain intelligence from the notch Nadia( Buis per to as. dB-often Ann. s 15.56. PRIGS OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. of Germany, on which any reliance can be placed. a INCL.. Ana. 51141 lan Aha. 16 1 1.161 owing to the pretence of fo many French inquilitors. S me Gana One 5751 Nowt Ana a 11-14 4 Off Caw 11Alt Osmium of The following comes to us through an unqueltion - o per CM wavy Silpo Esetreq. Bills par is. dif. able channel : 5 Ifecerm o e 1797. 97 Contd. for November "it BRAM all, SEPT. 22. -4-Haying the opportunity of A APIIII2II. ORTON,' 111.2 per Can. GOT. Deb. S 9:• Ezebsoge—Dublln on Loodoo i zi. ft iend going to London, and being well attired that i you feel tome interelk in the fate of this unfortunate We have the pkafure of announcing the f i f e ar- II livid at Plymouth of the following Eaft India !hips country, I have been induced to inform you of tome pm Bengal. vie. LADY Cas aaaaa mem, Captain Fornicararte ; PRESTOCICiptain STURROCR ; Er; ROPE Captain Gataroo. The Putters are not ezpetted in tows with their difpatches till late this evening. Boone advice. from India, of Co late a date as the *eh of May, have within the lag cloy , : days been ' . teceived by Government. which, it is underfloor', ike&onace intelligence of a defcription by no means few circumdances. whi .11 perhaps your commercial correfpondents (in the !suety of bufinefs) might have ROPE, overlooked. • As it is iropoffide to detail the wretched fitnation of the labouring poor, I (lull give you an outline of the fufferings of the mercantile interell ; formerly you know BONAPARTE'S warmeft advocates. That the city and environs have been in a Rate of dote blockade fur tome months, is well known to Europe, but I Would hardly fuppore the annals of French ins. - agreeable. An engagement is fail to have taken place between a divifion or the 'Britiffi troops. com- manded by Colonel loan MURR•Y (General WEL• pudence could produce fc oh abate-faced :tit of rob hery, as the terms which Br RNADOTTE, through bi %WAIT not basing joined the army at the time) and Hanoverian Agent, has offered to the Maoiflrael a numerous body of Hottat's forces, in which the here, as a temporary ranforn for what he is pleafec lde of the former. both io officers and men, was very to call Liboty. ennfiderable. One report, laced, goes fo fat as to The original requifition amounted to half a mil Gate. that the Europeans were defeated ; but this lion, politely propofed by way of Loato for the filament. we think, mull be incorrea, as our troops re-payment of which his Majeßy's eleaoral do were not prevented from advancing immediately af• minions were to be pledged, under the guaranter ter the anion. I dal has been regularly received at the India Houfe; of France. Immediately upan the demand beini We do not find that any intelligence to the above made, the Citizens afteniblot in the Council tfloufe and unanimnufly refuted to be publicly robbed. Thu ' and,in the courfe of yeßerday, we were happy to find contequence of which was, that Beraotoor re ordere; ii (oboe generally well informed Gentlemen diferedit the a doter invefirnent, Li Led all the lighters which hat i i account ; though, from the refpellability of the fource goods on board, and carried them into (mall creeks co from whence we derived our information, we are the Hanoverian Bank, and placed a guard on then induced to believe that it will, ere long, be fully During thefe proceedings the Citizens frequently al confirmed. Should the &Ilion even have terminated (entitled, and driven by imperious neeeflity, tendsoet to the difadvantage of our troops, the only unfa. t ome propo r a l., i n h opes o f m i t i gat i ng t h e i r m i e foi 1 , 1 vonrable confequeace likely to result from it is , that tunes, till the fentimena of the German Poe era fhoul '• k may tend to a temporary rennin nof the Mahratta be known. However, the funs olFcred being con( Powers againil us ; but on the main body of ou r dered infu ffi cient to anfwer the preffures of the me forces taking the field, there can he no doubt of the ment, Brotiosoorra ordered the blockade to be cot cooteft being brought boa fpeedy and favoa rabic in ti c. . nned w i th the greetea titatow, and that no pc By the Winn Mail, which arrived yefterdoy, we Ihould be allowed to be JO - patched to the interior t have @deices from Malaga, of the 29th of September. Germany from Bremen, and nit even to the flotilla At that period the mortality was greatly abated ; in- dominions, and no inhabitant allowed to proceed s Read of from fisty to feventy deaths, according to inch beyond the boundaries of the town. To cot • . • former accounts, they had decreafed there to the ave - plete our misfortunes, the Hanoverian peafants we t i rage of forty-two. The fever continued to be fatal 1 interditled from brin g in g turf, butter, and other neo ' to thole whom it attacked ; but the population of faries, which you know would fonn caufe a farnin ; ; the place was fo reduced by its ravages, that few were I Happily, however, the Pruffian Corot obtained Inn left to be the 111a1ME of it. Every thing wan in a melioration of our flotation, and the different poi ,' ' dittraßed Rate, and during twelve days no letters had arc allowed to proceed, but no packages are permitt I been delivered. Every individual in the Poll-office in cafe they fhould contain money. which is not bad periffied, and the only perfon who gave nut the lowed to be fent off till the robbery is fiaifised. letters at Velez Malaga had all, died. The people Lately an order strived from Hanover, allow; oat of the town were Co terrified with the difmal ac- American produce to be feet into the Pruffian dor ecunts in circulation, that none of them would Y o n. nions, upon the merchants lucre (hewing the or, tore to fetch or carry letters; and it was with the from their elrrefpondente in Pruffia ; and that g reaten difficulty that any one could even be bribed contains& specific commiCtion only for goods imp , o into aitivity. The Commandant had notified to the , from America. No Bremen masufalure is allow merchants an order from the General, interdiaing Ito pals the frontiers. Even • tingle pound of CI the landing of goods of any kind. A calculation dies would condemn a whole waggon load of oil was made on the 28tb, of the number of patients :n • property. 1 1 the taphole. town, and (obtain. and tt.ey were It is allonifhing with what infolence the lawlefs I , found to be reduced to twelve hundred. To add to the i diery esecute their orders, notwithtlanding the r 4 are infelted • 0 ; unfortunate b fi y t a ua l t e i t o o n of the fviilain peo ir, p o l h e n r:f Malaga, reatiera of they or the alldirr of Our Ma pos e hicchia i fi ee y, ar e a kb : to w rece heuo i n ve d t u hm t e y. hcre o or oni law. avail themfelves of tt:e di:trailed Rate of the ties of pkafore. However this friendly imuntlion li, city to plunder and rob Thsa evil, our correfpon- might mat B ral 1 1 1 ",reedi serves rather in ash 1. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MEETING, MONDAY, OCTOBER. ay. Sweepftakes of !cgs. each. T. M.M. IL C. Mr. AM:ey's Little John, 4 yrs old, ;ft. db. . Mr. Funk's Brighton, aged, Aft. 31b. Mr. Emden" Latitat. 3 yr. old, fit. 101 h. - • Mr. Howard's Z:phyr. 3 yrs old. 6ft. alh. Two to z set. Little John— , to 4 on Brighton. Duke of Grartnn's Pyr.elope, BU. ylb. bear Mr. Nodes Bobtail, Bft. B. C. stns. —Fin to 4 agft. Penelope. Lord Folyy c. Watery, by Wary, beat Lord Grofvenor's Ba gatelle, aft. each. D. L tcogs..—Serriss to a sift. Water 7. Mr Howorth% Harernot, 7ft. t3tb.bcat Mr. Wyndissaa's Young Eck:4,Bft. 1111. Flat three MB. C. %caga h. ft —.Ewes to 4 ail. Haretout. Mr. Delay Rsicliffe. Nitre, beat Lord F. G. Olborne's bah. U. each. D. I. scp.—Seven to 4on Nitre. Mr. R. Wardell% hr. c. by Overton. dam by Madke, beat Mr. R Clarke's, gr. f. Jelfamy,by Dclpial,7ll tm'. each. Another*, M. sus. Mr. Norton% Sir Harry Dissfdale, Bft. flb. heat Mr, Brash wayte's c. by Guildford. out at Slamtneridn, yft. alb. D. I. roost. —Four tot on Sir Harry Dirodiale. Mr. Define Radcliffe', e. Aatioc. by John Bull. out of Turin pato, ree. 7315. front Lord Groficnor's Cdario, Bft. sib. sack s Two mks and an half, to end ip the Furses, loop. h. ft. Mr. Meßlih's Eagle, iR Att. rec. ft. front lard Sacker/les Dick Andrews. sft. slb. D. M. sour. Lord &swell's Sir David, aft. 7111 err bogs. from Sir C. Bub. bury 's Profpere, aft. all.. D. I. scups. h. ft. Mr. R.Bnyee's Difmal. kft. t as& kitties% Tetomn, ift. Two yr old, C. ems. Oft by confect. Yeßerday morning difpetches were received from Admiral Russel oft the Tesel,,dated the 23d intl. on board the 74 gu ns : they were for- Hdrdedtoi,o Lord i t. ' of vlt.t.a at Wimbledon. About ()sty of the enemy's flotilla came into Boulogne Roads on Friday ; but their pofition was fo completely protected by their numerous batteries,' that no polllbility of att icking them with the molt remote profped of fuccefs was offered to the enter prise and gallantry of our blockading fqqadron. Our cruizers off the Coati of Holland obtained infinmation in the beginning of ha week from a neutral cella, which failed from Rotterdam the loth inltant ; that between thirty and forty gun•boats and armed vtffels had, after defeending the Ahine r paled though the Dutch canal, and by the river Mettle, for fluthing, at which place they had arrived on the ai R. Two of our boats were in confequence fent lea Tuefday night to look into the harbour, and to re connoitre the enemy's forces, which they found: as the Captain of the neutral veffel had Rated them to be, with the addition of three prams, all layiOS et anchor, under the proteSion of. the batteries. At day-light, on V.'ednefday morning, our Mips pp proached, with intent to prevent their clasp. fur ORend, when, to their great difappointMent, they obferved them afcending the Scheldt, got of reach of being annoyed. They will probably go to their place of rendezvous, by the canals of the Interior. According to the alfertion of it Dutch Casemen t there armed veffels are the left divifion Which will pats this year through Holland, for the grandame*. at BOulogne. For feversl months pen, large quantities of Prendh halfcrowns, 24 fols pieces, and tr fol► pieces, have been imported into this courErt, where they pars cur rent as our own half-crowns, Ihillings, and fispessem. In the prefent difficulties &riling from the &amity of change, Government, as well as the people, have, no doubt, overlooked this circa:offence, the objeft of which is on the part of the importers to carry into effea the plans of Bowmaers for excluding from cir culation in Frame all coin not bearing the empreMon of his own image. There prohibited - pre:mare bought up upon advantageous terms in France, and yield profit bare, where they pals at fo machete/Ste their yea value, of from aol. to 301. per cent. The operation of this traMe, therefore, mull tend to mantes-aft the ad vantage which we enjoy from the We of exchange, which is fo much in favour of this country. Accor dingly we are whiled that a number of French (pe culators have, during the lag Ammer, made frau; voyages to this country with cargoes of this prohi bited coin, with the permillion of the French Go vernment. The mock Emperor's decree, prohibit ing the royal Bourbon coin in France, has caufed great dii"content and confulion in all the lowerbranclics of commercial dealing. The decree of prohibition is of the z 3th of Anglia ; on the aotb it was publiffied at Paris, and upon the fame day thefe coin were made unlawful, and their calm was reduced 301. 401. and even 601. per cent. of their former value. Neutral travellers now in this country do not he fitate to fay, that this financial operation was known for months before it was carried into effete, to the fecret agents of BONAPARTE and TALLEY RAND. Thefe men accordingly made arrangements to turn it to their advantage, to the ruin of the ho neß trader and the induttrious part of the community. The fudden - heggary arid dillrefs, in which many have been thus involved, have led to the Shedding of blood in the country as well as in the capital ; but ;he bayonets of Bo AAAAA re, although they could not Rifle clamour, have compelled Ilibmiffion, and the Imperial gaols contain prifoners dellined to death cr tranfpoi tation for their oppotition to this revolution ary plunder. The following paffengers aid officers on board the Admiral Aplin, at the time of her capture by the The Prince Jose . av e &eon deCouaLAIIDU.Otam- I Wyche, French privateer, were carried into the Man beilairt to the Emperor of Ruffia, arrived yeftetclay fitioc— at Saaaroo e It% hotel. Mr. Jenkins, tut *Deer. Mr. Gerard, (trend ditto. Mr. The Lottery Contraftnrs were yeflerday informed. Hume, kerma. Mr. Webb, porter. Cap•alniklawkins, Madras human. Mn. Hoskins and child, Captain Moffatt, Malay that the Miniller will be ready to-morruw to receive Corp, co o ; Am maw. 0. 10 .,b, Sleety. 19th Dragoons, .4 their biddings for the next Lottery. Lady. Mr: liattermast. Ceylon Ciro &nice, and Lady. Cap- The' number of perfons who left Dublin to attend •' 3 ' ll mathn l / 4 dT ."r;'it,Y Corp.. Captain Soso, di tt o. Captain , Dow, 63111 reemse Mr Morin, Su on the . the funeral of the Duke of Ls INIT. IL, WWI immense. A gi at a hmem fi r m g . su e . Vot..mtete soi rz eon n Regiment. Med -as Hi. Grace'. exece.tors are is brothers, Lords HURT The following Gentlemen were landed at Calcutta and ROOT. FITZGIRRLD, and his fon-is-law, Mr. with Captain Itooies, the Commander, who ar • rived Hewes. in England by the lad first: Several tranfports are arrived at Cowes. from • Mr.daner, store acv 11 4. Morley, *myth ditto. Map* G nernfe;, with the 37th Regiment on board, io ord e r i lasstal.CsYtun Corp .. to Hamlland. Madras Engln.ers. t • join the Second Benefices el the Paid Regimeat.— ;Man Wlltlaut, Randgh, Mid Pal mer , C as k t s fee L Usts. , Mc?' ambaY melno• Mrs Ruin* Vaunteor bolutur/ 'TMs 6s(l Regiment are lying there, and are embark. otu a. ed in tranfports, 030 A of which have flat•botteased Fro boats; it is fuppofed they arc bound op the Mediter• On the tech February left. his Kaießy's Ihip Fio- Lase° fell in ' with the French Llse'lfe . Matte, ;Ire room, Pef Yellerday, notwithßanding the unfavourable Rate fepartont, off Mount I)illy, in t h e Eallern e.r ts, and captured her, atter a very smart and gallery •d -of the weather, the following Corps muttered with I Reame on the pan of the privateer. On board the their oGial alacrity, and were brigaded in Hyde French vat' the tint and feeond C a p ta i ns were d a a- Petit 2 The Prince of Wales's. St. George's, and I We wnwsjed, the form e r fupp o ted morta lly. St. Giles's, Bloomfbert and Inns of Co u rt, and c are happy to add, that ther e w ere no ca f u alries the Britifh A flifiCCTl4 The Earl of Hau•seneon, on our fid e e i t h er i o killed or woun d e d . I.:cotenant Colonel Jsanst.suc, and General VI . NITI- The Paffepartout had out er ' d ea.: 2.ny raptures ur I liat 1 WORTN nett prefect. ing her cruiz: Every one here iv of opinion the grand invading army will poflpone their vifit for this leafint. We are all in a conjeaural Bats, and you ale in the fame (lumina, I dare fay, There are no hopes entertained here o f PrufGa's coming forward. A report is in cir ciliation, that the Landgrave of Heffe Carrel is mak ing propofitions to France, to be appointed King of the Heffians, and that his Catholic Majelly willies the Imperial dignity. The Coracan, you fee, lets them all agog. Monett John Bull, I fuppofe, will remain in a f fair SE,T. 24.—1 t is now certain the parries, is made to thefe marauders. The fum is t 50,000 dollars Goods to pal's as formerly by certificate to the high country ; but the French are fill in remain op the banks of the Wcfer to prevent the arrival of Englilh goods. It would appear frn.n the reports in circulatinn here, that Anftria teems involuntarily difpofcd t.. accede to Come overtures made by Bow MILTS relative to the difmemberrnent of the Turkillt empire. Per hays it cape is to do more by a difgraceful policy, than by having monde in arms. According to a private letter from the Hague of the 14th infant, the recent and unexpeaed journey of SCUI MMILPIIIIIIMCIL to Paris, and the moment. I ary fqfpenfion of the prnjerfted change in the Bata- vian Government. were caufed by fume reprefenta dons made by the PritlEan Minify., Marquis I.vc- CIIE6IIII, at Paris, in the name of his Sovereign and in that of the Prince OaahrrE. This letter fates, that the new Chief Magifrate is to be called a Grata /Wow. and to continue in office for ten years; after which, his funflions are to ceafe, unlefs he frould be re-eleaed. This office is defined for I I Scrums's LPE•MINCE. The Minifry Marine and Navy is to be headed by Admiral VSIteILUL. VaM n►M Gots it to be the Adminifrator of the Foreign Department. The preknt Direaor, Bitaurz in, will be the Minißer of Finance; and General Do. sconcrau the Minifer of the War Department. This latter is to he organifed under his direaion. in the fame manner as the Supreme College of War at Berlin. All thefe changes and promotions were going to be proclaimed, when SCHIMMELPtNNIMC K received a Courier from TALLSYRASD, ordering him to Paris, and that in the mean time the prefent Go 'comment Asould remain as it is. The numerous ad herents of the Houfe of Orange hence entertain a hope. that the Hereditary Prince may kill be their *tadtholdcr. • As this paper was going to pre:, we received Pa ris journals to the 23d and Dutch papers to the 25th intim?. Their contents are not of much importance. The Pope is to fet out from Rome for Etas on the 3d of November, to be accompanied by five Cardi nals, four Biltops, and other Ecclefiaftics. A letter from the Hague, of tit{ 19th, lays. nn change will be m.ttle in the Batavian Coolbunion till the return of Scwu Se lace fro, Pais, where he will be prefent at the Cormatiou, and have . , a perfonAlcoufcrence with Bo a. the pa/Gm of s licentious military. than to tooth them into common Coot tefy. They are now Rationed l ms all the main roach Lading from the town, and an cheer's gnat,' on the ranks of the Wettr, near Ve gefack, to prevent Englith nr Brcmen Manufaaures frets being fent to the High Country. The French foldiers, acceding to every account, detell their ?avian Rul:r, and fp,ak of him in com pany in the molt unturtliried terms of reproach. Formerly they fay they were contending for liberty. but that their countrymen had made a facrifice of it at Bo 's Imperial (brine, which they never will pay devotion to. I allure you, it would not re' quire a great military force to rid Hanover of therm as the inhabitants are imbittcred againft them be yond any degree of conception. They had a review at Achine, fome days ago, in pretence of Blarranrrrs, anal Come other military officers of rank. It is faid by tome of our amateurs, that they performed their evolutions very nimbly, but not Readily. I am this moment informed from unquellii nabls: authority, that the Senate has been compelled to yield to the requiliolon. It is alto GM, the Pt ince of Here cArrd has offered to advance the money. Publln Waterford OLD BAIL2I. Saturday R. R.det WAS indilited for dwelling houfe of J. Lewis, of Ifline< table fpoons, fixteen River tea fpoons, a and various articles, to the value of sob of the faid J. Lewis. The wile of the profecutor proved, band having taken a houfe at Iflingtem 1803, the priloner was einployed to Bee purpofe of protecting the furniture. till the family. On the fecond day after the entered on the care of the houfe, the thither, found the door locked, a::d tha had abfcondcd. On a fearch being math found in an outhoufe, along ,with the prifi in lieu of which he had taken a fuit bel profecutor. It was alfo ditcovered tha moved a elicit of drawers from the hot joining barn, and plundered thern of tl cified in the indiament. The prifoner prehended till within thefefew weeks; property was ever found, but when ca blagiftrate, the prifoner ceinfeffed hi alledged that he had been impelled by to perpetrate the offence ' through, feat It appearing that neither the pato nor any of his family, had Rept in tl that the prifoner had not been employ who was to receive wages, it couid,nc the profecutor had ever taken poffelLon felfor others; Lord E GGGGG oaths a inf that they mull throw out of their col capital part of the charge. It was ne it a dwelling houfe in the eye of the profecutor or Rime of his family fhoul It, and that the crime, had it been en night time, fhould have amounted to h in the prefent cafe it would not, it apj kook was not fo completely feafoned the reception of a family. Lord ELLENDOROUGH held. that tine 'lances, this hook did not afford to the protection of a dwelling. If bra night, an indiament for a burglary been futlained. And therefore the Lordthip's direaton, found the pril Keating the tooda, but not in the de Aifip Mirk, and Ilona, were indiaed is accomplices in pr from the perfon of William Dowdin value a s. and were convicted. John Hawas capltally edi nr 19th of September loft , pt y. Brown, Shoreditch, eleven yards of Thomas Brown, the' thopman of I Rated, that the priibner came into on the day mentioned in the indict, for fume white jean ; the witnefs re none, but that he could thew him I looked at it, ..nd faid it would not d then affted the witncfs to thew him ton farfnet, and the witnefs opened loured ants, of which the prifone afked for two patterns, and for fon wrap them up in. He then a(ked farfnet, and a piece of fluff. He t of green wrapper from under his ai on the cotton farfnet. The witnefs piece of Ruff, and obferved the pri green wrapper, and put it under hi came to the end of the counter, whi ferved a piece of grey farfnet peel der the wrapper. The prifoner tli Mr. Brown followed him and ben The witnefs added, that he did to article the prifoner was Realing al ferved him put down the green I circumftanee excited his fufpicion ing fomething. Mr. Brown deport back the prifotter. and found the fa The prifoner gave in a written he hated, that the farfnet in quell to him by the profecutor on credi it mitt' the knowledge both of the lhopman. • Lord Eccessosowc Fl again ca tor, and enquired whether tiler foundation fur the defence? Thr in the negative ; and the Jury, u; his Lordthip, found the prifoner but not privately. yaw Lettfom and _Vary capital offence. Stealing twenty value 21. 10S. the prupetty of Johr Broad Saint Giles's, privately in of Oftober laft.—Both pi ifoners together; Jane Lettf'm atked I bought Come—while the did fo I ferved to do fomething which m port her. He charged her with thing, though he knew not who the back (hop, and on learching I cealed ; hut as the flopman con doing this, although he did not healing, it was held out to be lbhealing, in the contlration put upon the and therefore the Jury, under RECORDER, found Mary Allen g not privately in the tbop—Jane Mary Malmi was tried fir the ath of (Dauber, a cirild's pc William Tindall. The profecut refiding in Hatton-garden ; an Danis, (wore, that on the day diftment, between three and he obferved the prifoner come i then at the farther end of the inquired whether he fold black no ; and he nbferved, as the to that the pehee was hanging d he directly got hold of her, tit the pelice was in the infide of i the did not know how it came Rated to the Court, in anfwer the learned Judge, that the p outfide the door and that tl taken it before the came in. The prifoner is her del found the pelice on the Rep es that Ike took it up, and went i She denied afking for black that it was hard fhe amnia' Joßice and f= confiner' lichee into the Olop.—Mr. g ly lat leafed or- Id rted ,wed :•11- other e4r , j; w;th I par.! inn. as; NAUTICAL INTALLItEIVCE. MAILS THIS DAY...Mind E N. E. AUL DIM All. DUL. 2 1 I thmburgh 0 0 4 I Lilbon o 0 PIN ZMICS, OCTOSER 27.—Arrived this morning the Dan& brig the Prritng, of Carryon, Captain PITSX SCHExL, from London, in order to take filh for Naples. The weathe'r is confiderably milder than it was yefterday, although the wind is S. S.W. much about the fame. . . TORBAY, OCTOIS rB.—Yettertlay arrived his Ma jefty's !loop HERON, and remain with his Majefty's flips. This morning arrived 2 large Collier brig, deeply laden, called the William, of Sunderland, S bound for Plyinouth ; having early, this morning, two leagues off the Start, carried away her mainmaft below the rigging, alfo her fore-toptaillard, main boom, gaff, &c. the wind blowing very ftrong at S. E. accompanied with a heavy fea.—RetUrned the Laurel, Watela, which was defined for Guernfey, and remains with the frigates Eor PTIIINNZ and Na uss's ; alfo the Ruffian galliot Anna Maria, laden with cheefe, &c. PLYMOUTH, OCTOSIR 28.—Came in *the Ameri can brig Orion, of New York, Capt. THOMAS Du ea sow, from New York,bound to Antwerp, laden with mahogany, logwood, and pot-athes, fugar anCleoffte, Sec.: the came in in diftrefs, having fprung her tore- MA and bovrfprit.—The Channel Fleet, as the wind got round to S. S. E. did not reach higher than the Deadman, and loon refutried their Ration of Prix ham ; it is a curious fa&, that on the t9rh and =dr ink there was not a tingle line of battle flip off Brett, yet Gasrasausses fleet remained, as fo often de feribcd, in Brett Roads, as dual. Now they are as completely blocked up as ever, by the perfevering Coaxwattis. Came ,in and lay at anchor in the Sound for the night, l'Eavers saris, of 48 guns : the failed again in the morning for a four months crnife off the Weftern Elands. I PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 29.—Arrived the Mr aura cutter, with the Ajas, Navigation, and Re- ' liattoe tranfports from Guernfey ; GANGES man of war from off Ferrol ; VITERAN man of war from the Weftward ; and the galliot Young Peterillotoca, from Amfterdam, detaioed by his Majefty's (hip Srsionwatt. This morning the SWIWTSURR, of 74 guns, hoifted the flag of Vice Admiral Sir ions OLDS, who immediately took under his command all the 64 gun (hips lying at Spitead, and the WASP, of x 8 guns, Captain Ay taxa, which have fecret or. der, iffued to them. Dam., OCTOUR :co.—Arrived yeflerday evening the COCESTRICI 0001) of war, with a convoy from Plymouth, which are failed for the River.—Sailed this morning the Ravin loop of war for Portfmouth. Remain in the Downs the Monarch, Utrecht,Ardent, and the Inflexible men of war, Antelope and Caftor frigates, Crilizer and the Cockatrice loops of war, Lucifer, Explofion, and the Profpero bombs, and a fleet of armed defence flips and tranfports.—Wind S. E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Claortstiro, OCTOSLR a9.-Paffed by, tbe RoUa, Cottle. from Virginia ;ApoUo Stevens, from Mau; Refohnlons, Villiers, from Norma, ; Young Marguett, --; and Vrow Cornelius, Chafe.. from Emhden ; Provcrus, Brook, from Popponburg; Ciuod Hop!, Jambi; &Sam& nand rgaret Tager. Ipetrela verworint, Ovethand Vrow Elizabeth, Poetic, drools f ar Africa; the Backhoure. Ramray t and Mary, Nicholb, for Africa; Lewis Williams, Butler, for New Orl- ans ; Ant, ,Mania, for Venice; Endea v ou r . Jones. for Dublin ; (codeG Wetwagtimg. .--; Jonge paha, Peters; and Mentor,lt . Mao, for Rodolleas. ARRIVED. At Pemooth, the Speculation. born I.eghont-At New cede, Pofil. Kerr, front Prince Edward's M a o "-At Stronmc, monafm, Refolation, Fraser . from Labradorr.-At Guernfey, Po .---, from Savannah -la &smote Creek. the Levant, front Gallipoli-Off Dover, Rolla, Cotter, from Virginia...At Cbicsafter, 2eiluf, . from Bilbro-At &MA Anna Maria, from ht. Andcro...At Penzance, Twe Gefuftere, from ditto, for Brillol-At Plymouth. Ck.od Intent.Cribic,from Qiebee, and the Samaritan,---, from Rigo-..At from Winn ,Didav, Viilkinfon, from Newfoundland ; Libertas, Dantzic Leonard. Hales, and the Grand Duke, Nicholas, from Rigar-At Cadiz, Kapuro , and the Deuro , from from I Ann, Freeman ; Riling States, a nd the Parnaffus, v e rpool ; Magdalen , from Newfoundland; ends. Ray ds, ; and the Patriot,-'. from Cork.-At Bateclona, Orion, Green land, from London.-At Gibraltar, New Hope. Brooks, from ditto-At Virginia , Satan and Polly, EUdral. from ditto d ; au the Brutus, Bums, from Liverpool. The Rofina armed Slip, with her convoy, (confifting of about so fall) for London, hive put into the Humber. The convoy for Hull, ice. Is fuppored to have put Into Norway. The Britannia and Sprightly, (Berwick fmack.) fell in with and engaged. on Wednefday n i g ht lalt, off the Spurn, a privateer, full of men, and did her coubderabie damage. The Jane, Manikin, from Stockholm foe Landon,bas founder ed in the North Sea-Crew faced. The Jupiter, Calton, from Memel for London, has bun defat ed at fca by the cre w, being water loomed. Le Bon Eiden. , Sa nd lo g , from Ozonic for London, is totally loft near Yarmouth -.Crow lived. Th e mcrouria.,-.--.., from Autfterdam for Boftoo, is put into Weymeatia, with ids of ritdrisr, and other damage. The ally, of Dartmouth, was wrecked on Friday loft, iA Cat. w vet, rear Plymouth. The Ittrolutiott, !Imes, from Jamie* to Lando:horse captured re the ad iaftant, by la Braave privateer. retaken the 9th by cle Diamond fringe, and a. arrived at P,ymoutb. I • lse General Micron privateer. of gun., (formerly a Runt gue plealLro hoot) failed boot Helvoet oti the aid inftant, on a f ilie De Winter, Dutch private er, of 14 g uns, and ' s oi men, was loft on the toad ~ 1 Holland on the a tit inflnt. The crew were laved. She bad previonily captured the Mary, from London, Ani the Akrt, , from Dartmouth. Naval. Arrontrussrs.—Rear Admiral DOUGLAS. to fuperintend the fitting out Mips at Deptford. Sir Holes PUTNAM. to the Aar) . tors ; Captain Tat: JOT, to the Lammas ; Captain ED. ELLICOTT. to the WILLINOTOT armed ;hip ;Ca P. P. Palter I, to the Joms , A. S.• Mr- GAints, of the Admiral's Of he- et Portfinot:th, to be Puffer of she lacox:ras T. Slr Joao Oaos is to be Rationed of the Spanah c tt, as far as the entrance ..1 . the Mediterranean. f r the purpok of tattrcrpting the Spas& veircla. S this were daa• - the WILLINGTurg led mortally. . 2 the Jona, A. S.; Mr. GAlnt s, of me riamtrArs tw i t mu . no caftuthies hc• •t Portfmoutb, to be Puffer of the 1111CnX:TAN r• Sbe denied akin for black f Slr Joins as is to be Rationed olf the Spanifh that it was hard fhe Douala 111 captures dur• as fir as the entrance of the Meditcrraccan, Jußice and fa= confined, n f r the pu:pofc of iatactpting the Spas►& verde. relict iato the Riot —24 r. Da