Star. — London, England, 1802-08-03 00:00:00

L U A DO N. TULSD.II'. AUGUST 3. TIME. OF s . roc:;.s . IE:S A o CL.K. per Cci.r• C•n,...!5. 71 i i:up:,. Old c psr L. - C. 1,42;1 — Long Ai.n. 2 13-26—(11-on.'n 43, 41 f ,44 - 11. - ILF. 01 STOCKS SEE:WAY . Bath Stock = Long Ana. 20 11-1(i 3 pc ‘. rut kcd.72141 lop. 3 per Ctnt. 7czi 3 per ('ca,. 1'..01 :rp. Am, i 2 3-16 4 tft r ( .41 ”- 3s. to ~s prcm. 5 per C. timmun, .!if. 5 per Ctllt. 1797 1C..;,;• 104 Cont. 101' Aug. 2:c 7: 711: 72+, Yellerday the Coteertit ri of the Laith hal ..n with the Chanct 113: tlf Fxcht:4l.:er. si.: the pt.: - ;•ofe of r.pr -lenting to him that .i..t:tferi:ters to :r.te Cra•Ct aye,: 'Tat the Ceti which w.ti foto,: niasithe Inter 441:14,,i, of the Chtontil4ner* far ii.,Litlati.tz ti,c 7 , 1.. t Edit ntakh . .g Clew purchalis i.i ti... 4 r Cent. and 3 w.r Reduced stocks tended gr. :ete to deprt:, tne tree of 01:w.uni ; wittm the Chancellor of the hxcht7p; ti , at the :LILL% perchalcs of the Com nit alone rs ihoul.l hr made ui tue 3 I.r ii.cdn:cd, and the 3 rtr Lot. Conialt. This morning we receivesi a letter ilnrn tar, of :. date four days later than the enc ^ en in the ST :r. cf yetierd.!y. '11:e contents agree in their gei.eral complexion with the accounts we have alr:ady hid before o::r Readers, Tell:ening events that 11:t•ic zccuuly been pall;ng is thz Me diterranean ; but our Con - erpondent is tr,tirely fi len: re:peeing the capture of any Briti . .h v,fkls or any cot.ll:Ttent niovenleins--pri;h:lLly there may have formed the fubftance of a pr e vious let ter, to which lie refers us, hot which unfottunately has rot come to hand. Nu d,:abt, however, can be entertained of the faet ; and we have rcaton to Lope that our next letters will bring us fltisf.►flory accounts of the rcfult of Sir ROBERT IlaKcow's application to the Dry of Aix:a:ZS. Portugu.le velrcls may be captured with impu nity, and Portuguefe Cot:►manders may judge it more expedient to tamper with thefe pirates than to require reaittition with tl:e tone and authority of men who have been grofsly injured, and who }lave the power of iniliaing on the authors of this injury a lignal and exemplary punithment. Bri. tint Commanders arc not to be trilled with ; Bri tifir feamen are not to Le employed in foliciting forbearance int:cad of enfiiicing The Government of Algiers will probably learn, that the Britith flag is not to be diiiinnotired •.cith ptinity,and that the fair gains of Bi itah commerce are not to be flifferel to fall into the hands of the plunderer of legitimate trade. Gibrzitar, June 2g, I Re 2. a I wrote you a lentr a fov d.ty, ago, to which I refrr. •• Tb. EmrCRINIL of M 0 ...e0 bits obfigeu Mr. Bilirsom, the ttrr.erican Conful, to q•zit Tangiers; and has declared war again( t the Americans, who are alfo likely to be attacked by all the Barbary States. 6 , The eauk of the rupture betron 'snout of MOROCCO and the United Sta!es, arifts from the American Commodore litre having re. fufed ere E!triltOlt perMITCM to fend any p rov i. lions or fupplies to Tripoly, which place has for force time been lAnckaded by the Arnelican :qua. dron; they being :at war with that rower. " An American frigate, cconmanded by Capt. MacltEL, a 1:1011 time ago fel: in 1;i:h three Cot-- fair: '...longing to Tunis, in chaee n: a Venetian vefkl, near Sicily; and Cup:. from the funilarlty of their ct.lours, them for Trip olitan imrneOiatey atruc%cd them ; and, after a rnr a 1,100,:y atr.iior, in which he loft a number cfCtEtcrs anJ rrzn, tw.) of the tacitly, thz thir.l matting her :MC much 'phis v.... 11 int:vita:Ay net- t''on A rupture between the Dr/ cf Tutus and the Americu...s. JAnts in th-: ar:ited het,: t nm Miners, on the :;' , ll int:. with the PuAolc fri7,z. , te, and tome tranfports, with Ge• n:rAis CLLPIIAN r.nd Momcast r, and having on ',lard the greater part of the troops of the garri. fon of Minorca, whiiit we have now entirely eva. cnatrd. They roceed to Enzlar.d the lira 1.1;r a.iuj. General WILLor (the farne who made his efrre from Cayenne, in company with PICHE 4AL) alio here, with his re:. , iment Cilafreurs on L. , atd of a Li t in the Lay, in Lip way to Opthalm;a i, II exce:',lingly common in he ganiCon ; at.cli: is nun.- p >iitivcl y known to a ntine..::r of t't.t.t recruits Cott, old It.tving cai. lit : t fm ce o l ,: r f,prn j Regiments was pfesaiont. re.intent hits ne.trly tw:t bur:tired n),:n 9.1:e t.f T!ti, to the 3111 tt!!. cam. t" pet C:nts tçe EVCCV 01;!I"" op rmirwsict, that t i s , e „ nc i t , fin.: of the hufin regard to ti.e intkinnitie• will loon take pl tcc. Co , int de Cotstot r Ow Imperial Vine CI) t c-11 , 1- of St:to:, who went Item Vienn.t to Prefbotrg, on the t tth tilt. 'clowned ts , the foinier pl .ce rn the 12111; Allti the lime ,L.y difp tidied t.. cn Courier, to dittlrent Courts.— Count de Coi.: OR 'Do, Woo fet out on the ivAlt, with leave to rer,t'r t , . hi, , !‘l•tte, in 1 ,herb.:, enmninoner, who waited for the worn of the Er peror, was then preparing to 14 out for Ra th-bon. Several Auftrian regiments are about to march to form :t corps of obit ; vat ion Jed ined to take pot - . Ce:t:on of the AOrian indmivities, v..tli a' thole oldie Grand Doke of Turcany, and to watch the motions of the Elesclor of Bavaria, and of the Pruf- Ilan troops ready to toter Franconia. It is again afferted the the Court of Vienna will cattle the Bilhoplics of Salzbourg, PafLtu, Berchtoldtgaden, Sri xen, and Trent, to be occupied, and that the Grand Duke of TiZcany will be indemnified in Suabia. Deputies from the Brifgaw have arrived at Vi erns to folicit the Emperor to intereft himfelf in favour of their country, ruined by the late war, an.: obliged, for eighteen months fence peace was concluded, to maintain a French half brigade. The importance of the affairs now in agitation has dittrinioed his Imperial Nlajefly to remain in Vienna till the 27th, when he will go to Laden to make ule of the waters at that place. Pruflia, betides the countries and towns already known to fail to its lot, viz. Hildefheim, Pader born, Eicht,fehl, Erfurt, Nordhanfen, Alulitauftn, and Collar, will obtain as an indemnity a part of bifhopric of Muntler, with the capital of that name, and the Abbeys of Ellen, Werdcn, and Elton, with their territories. The Prufilan troops, deftined to occupy thefe territories, were to march on the zoth ultimo. His Excellency Count de SCHeLtntßauitc. Alinitter of State, of War, and of the Catinet, and Comptroller General of Ft nances, is the Commander in Chief: he will or-. gaMze thefe new countries en the fame footing as the Pt uflian States, and wal be conic time abf,:nt from Berlin. A particular commillion, compofed of perfons belonging to the Adminiftration of Jur tice and Finance, aid who will he under the d;- mrtion of a General Commiftlon ; the Members . of which arc M. de Gossi.xx, Privy Counfellor of juftice, and Chief of the Tribunal of Revilion ; M. Focgr, Privy Counfellor and Chief of the Su preme Tribunal ; and M. M. SCHULZ and SACK, Privy Counfellors of Finance, has been nominated for each diftria. The Commiffloners, charged with the organization, were to fet out on the aB:h of July. IMPERIAL RESCRTPT. This State raper, received at Ratillon on the 17th by the Miniflers of Bohemia and Auflria, was Cott alfo to Collin STADION at Berlili, Count de METTLANIC'H at Drefden, Count SCHLICK at Aruhaff.tmbor gs Nod Baron de BIJAI ta Munich. It is in Pihflance as follows : " Flis Majelly never ceared to employ himfelf with the means of terminating the important affair of Peace, in a manner agreeable to the Germanic i Conftitution ; but the moll dittinguithed of the I parties intereled adclreffed themielves in the I mean time to Itutlia and France, and folicited the iademnities they were defirous of obtaining. The refult of eat.fe tleps was, that Ras propfed to open ptepar.aory negotiations at Paris. His vt ae.tt. Mx.; ssrv, in the month of February. gave fall powers, and the neceffary intirti:nous to ' his Mr...tilers, but foon after a convention between France and P. oat was cor.cluded without his par tieipatioa, anti chef: two powers only tefliCed to i his Majefly a .I.:tlte that he would direa the dif euflion and tbe art tngement o: the affair of the indemnities, according to On: foritis fcribed by the Coniiitution. For this purpot . e. ilia Majetty refolved to convoke at Ratilhon, as loon as poflible, the deputation already appointed by 1 1 rePiitnion of the Diet; lie alfo ordered Ilarcn de FIL , GEL, whom he had nominated his Commif firmer to that deputatita:, to repair to that city, 1 and Baron tie SCH AtIT be Sllb-dClet;ate of 80-1 :'YElli.t. In a word, his IMPERIAL. MAjESTY de.: Glares, that lie is difpofed to agree to the leg;.l refttlt of the operations of the Deputation. He has informed his Plenipotentiaries that his inten 7 tion by this is to p,ive a manifea proof of his de fire to Ice the affair in queltion terminated as Ipeedily as poflible, and to the fatisfadion of all the parties, who are to be indemnified. Hi; Flo- , jeil y hopes, on his navt, that the States interefied will abltain from all unconflitutional meaftnes and violent means, and that to proceed to execution I of the p'. to to be deereed with the content of France end Ruffia, they will wait for the legall rel alt c f the labours of the Deputation. In the contrary cafe, the States who have moderate in tentions will find themfelves under the neceffity of having recourfe alfo to anticipated meafures, the rebut of which will infallibly he confttfion." It is obfet ved alfo in the tea of this Refeeiot, that NS 'SIPE sits. MAJESTY recommends to the :hates the indemnitiee corning to the Grand Duke f TUSCANY, and pcmnifes on his part every at tention in his power. It is feen by this paper that the Emptaott had fh.tre in the Convention of the.4th of June, though direrent Continental Journals pahlifbecl the contrary ; and that the Houle of Anflria was again(' any Stott! taking poffelLon of its indemni. fome delay ;n the march of the troops, which were ready is diluent places to execute the or ders of their S.:vereigns, before the Imperial Re it: ipt was known. DP.USSELS, JULY 25. —It appears certain that the FIRST CONSUL, on his arrival here, will open the Canal of Charleroy, by taking up the firfl 111ov:11 - all of earth. It is remarked that this cere mony ought to have been performed, in 1750, by MARY ELIZABETH, GOVETIIdS General of the Low Countries; but various circumliances prevented it. At prefent, when there is only one will for the ex ecution of great things, there is no reafon to appre hend any obllacle of the like kind. For two Jays pafl a great number of Englith Gentlemen have arrived here ; fome of whom are going to the Spa. Several officers in the Emperor's fervice, belong. ing to the ci•devant Belgium, have alfo arrived. VIENNA, JULY !S. —Their IMPERIAL MAJES TIES returned from Pre(bourg yefierday, and will remain here till the departure of the QyFEN cf NA r t ES. This Sovereign, it is raid, will fet nut on the zoth : on the 13th the began to give audience of leave to the Nobility and Minitlers of the ft:- reign Powers. Immediately after his arrival, the Emp !atm was prefent at a long conference held with the principal Miniflers. The three emigrant regiments in the pay of Eng land, which were employed in Portugal, have all been removed from that Kingdom. General Ross, Surveyor General of Ordnance in England, has arrived in Dublin ; among(' other bufincfs he is to tranf.t in that country, will be that, it is raid, of iin infpeelion of the forts and placc3 6 - defence throughout Ireland. Lieutenr.nt General VYSE has reduced the Rofs and Croniarty fencibles, commanded by Colonel INl , KEszir, and the regiment of the INs, com manded by Lord MAcnoNAi.n, at Inverncfs. Gen. Dom h•ts reduced the Royal Clanalpine fencibles, Colonel Muukay wok's. at Stirling, and the 3d Argyleth:te teneibles,Coknel CLAVERIItic's, at Ayr. Monday fe'nniglit the 2rlhattalion of the Rothe fay and Caithnefs Feneitiles were difbar.ded at Glatkow. The fiat and fecond Divifion of the Duke of York's Royal nighlanders,commanded by Major MEREDITH, is arrived at lietfall from Dublin on their route to Scotland. This regiment was up- wards of fireng when they left Dublin, now they do not treeed 250, the greater part of them having been difeharged, and volunteered into the different iegular regiments they met with on their road from Dublin. Pi irate IPtters from Hamburgh Rate, that a French army of 40,000 men is ordered to the left bank of the Rhine. and will penetrate into Ger• many, thou!d any party trefpaf, the limits of inch countries as have been marked out for indemnities. The Doke of MODEN A has at ler.gth accepted Briig:tsv, in cump:nficion for loffes in Italy. The King and Queen of PRUSSIA, during their refidence at Warfaw, invited the Duke andDuchefs of Ase lUL I.lf to dine with them enfamille. A 'cue:- from Prince of Wales's lifland, dated the 4th of November, lays—"• This day was land ed from the Hononrable Company's lhip the Duke of lioccleirgh, Captain WALL, tinder a Royal B.4lnte from his Majetly's Ihip the Ltom. of 64 cms, and all the Indiamen for China, an Otiginal Painting, in 101 l l e n g th, o f hi s Royal Highnefs the niece of WALES, which his Royal Flighnefs has been graci.mfly pleated to fend as a mark of his reipc6l to the M_-chants here, to be put up in 0 12 Coveinmc.it A letter by the overland entrees from Bombay fn A:coiints received at Adhi, by the way 1!of A:nta;ttir, ;lee, that a general engagement 1 13 , pl ace between the nephew of ZEMAVN the fon of his brother, Matt moon SHAH. The day and place of this anion appear to have been on the tie t of February, a few cots beyond Caiiil. In the heat • f the battle, fume of the Ge• nerals belotigin t z to ZFMAUN'S nephew, plundered his camp, anti j .iited the en:rny; a total rout was tk immediate c,ittlequence of this defertion. The conquered Plince fled to Cabul, and being clofely ' purfued by the• vinor, continued his flight, ac companied only by 25 horfemen. to Mal:dud...- I The viaorious Pi ince entered Calm!, and was re. ceived with the acclamations of the hihabitants of all ranks, who complained grievoully of the ill- Indio!' they had title:a:Li under the reign of Zr. MAUN SHAH. Having allured them ti rcdrees protection, and bellowed the Khelat the Virazut, on the fm of NIVIIVMMt!D KHAN, he ditl I patched KHAVAZAD KHAN and JEHANGEER SHAH, 1 with four dudahs of horle, iu pat fait of the fugi tives. They came up with ZEMAUN H in three days, and took him prifoner, with his Vizier, Wolsrisa KHAN, their families, and baggage.— The victor has placed his own troops in all the garrifons of Cabul and Pefhawur, and Vakeels from the Chiefs of Cathmeer and Itott,e,-Turit have waited on him with offers of fubmiffion." Letters from SciNoiA's Camp, 25 zofs fouth. welt from Augene, dated the Bth January, men tion that JESSWANT ROW HOLKAR, fo lately at the head of 60,000 men, and tto p;•:,:es of cannon, was then flying towards Hindoflan, with not above 7or 8000 followers. It was fupp,:f;.Ll his plan was to propoce a junction to LUCKWA DADA; but it was thought unlikely that the latter would put any truft in him. SCINDIA'S army, by thele co;mts, confilled of thirty battalions, and upwards of 25,000 Cavalry. They were to return to Au. gene in a few days, from whence it was thought probable that they would be ordered to Hindof tan. Major LEWIS DERRIDAN, of SCINDIA'S fer 'vice, who was badly wounded and taken prifoner la the batik Aulene, was obliged to pay to i-locltAat thi:•ty thouf and rupees as the price of his TRIGIMIV, AUGUST r. The rlnences of the mnrninz Ept With much beauty, tliong,li of thole of t!;e Tun, few as yet grace this place. Mrs. Mu:A is amongfl the fiyit at;eanious of tl i i i Some iiarefioutlers and well roug.-d c(4l - in the circle. Sailing parties arz. commenciar; tl.e no. proach of the fine weather, and hi. Niajelly' C., I,,tpwito;, at anther in the Roads, is di': point which thole who learch for plc:aft:re in aquatic curfions direel their attention. Their Royal Hi , !l l . neffes the Prince of NVALFS and the 1.3J.e walked for fume time on the Steyn, h,:for?. c;.ir•-• ; •, at which his Highncfs was attokied I. a fd-E: party, amongft whom were Lord Lord LUCAN, Lord W. Russ FAA., IVla;cpii i e t . LIDItN, Sir H. FEATHERSTON'', Sir JoHN S11:-LIAY, Mr. C. WympHAx, Mr. Tervoa, Mr. lb.r, "W. miral PAYNt, &c. Amongft the late fafttionable arrivals he!c, are favoured wick the Marchionefs of h ow . Mr. METCALF gave a dinner at Lis aparttncr.. upon the Steyne, on Sunday, to a feleet part;, amongft whom were Lord and Lady CLARE r.:os r. Sir JOHN LADE and Sir HARRY PEYTO N Are the rival whips; e:tch fporting a carriage and four la hand, the driving Lox fall, and the vehicle itfelf empty. • The Ailizes for the County of Suffix ccmmence tomorrow at Lewes ; and on Wednefday there will be a grand !how of prize cattle. Black legs innumerable infelt the race courfe at Brighton. Some of them of a defcription which the law has heretofore found neceittry to 6anyk for afiw . years ; yet they /kw and 'tripe at large, and find efociafer too amongft all !Inks on the turf. On Friday night, the Hon. C. J. For, Mrs• AILDISTRAD, and Itottrar ADAIR, Elq. M. P. RN rived at Dover, and on the following day failed for Calas, in the Countefs of Elgin packet, with a fair s% ind. jun as the verrel had got clear of the harbour the pitchcd away her topmaa. A man who had been at the yard-arm to clear the bow. ling, very providentially caught a rope jua before it went, and laved his life. Madame BANTI, Lieut. Colonel Turim ELL, J. NGOTT, Efq. ald upwards of 43 other pall ngers failed in the d int packets the fame morning from Dover for Calais. On Saturday a benutifnl Arabian borfe,intend ed For the Prince of. WAL ES, was landed at Purtf• mouth, from the Lull, fiigate, Capt. Hots. The Duke of ATHOL landed at Greenock, forts the Ilk of Man, on the 26th ult. His Grace eras fainted, upon his• arrival, by the Prinsefs Elita t beth cscif.: yacht. Mrs. SIDDONS performed the part of Nardet at Dublin, on Tueilty tat}, and was received in that ch.naZter with the highell approh•ition. - • Mrs. MOUNT, of Upper Seymour-ftreet, bad 4 large card-party lati night. Lady Ilium:vow gave a grand mufleal rout and flipper, on Sunday, to a large party of falhionahles, among whom were, the Duke of Sr. ALBANS, Lord and Lady CHOLMONDEL EY, Lord and Lady HAMPDEN, Ladies SEFTON, D 6 Cur. FORD, WARREN, CECILIA JOHNSON, LOUISA MAW. NER S, Mils MANNERS, General MA % RS, Colonel and lion. Mrs. STAN HOPE, Mr. ARTNVi; STAS• HOPE, Mils GIBBS, the three Mils BLAND:, Mr. and Mrs. Dun., Mrs. CUSSANS, Sec. A ostissaDuusassi—This brave veteran diet: a few days ago. He commanded the REPULSE, of 64, in the gallant adion fought by Lord Ron- NE ir with the Compte DE GRASSE, on the 12th of April, 1782 : He was wont to take fingular de light in relating the following ane...lote of himfeli —‘. that he had nearly attained the age cf 73, without eva• having had occasion to pay either Phylician or a Lawyer a fee." The late Duke of BEDFORD, whore kindnefs and attention to every one conneded with him cealed but uith his c:iilence, on his death-bed rcqueiled that fome memo: ial of his regard might he bused =lone his domestics and bailiffs at the dif cretion of his fitecelror. The prefent Duke, cnr. druing the wilhes of his departed brother in this, as in every other inllance, with a liberality of it:. terprctation not easily to be paralleled, has given four years wages to every fervant who had been in the employment of the family fourteen years; to thole who had been half that period there years wages, and two years wages to the reit. The fum thus distributed, amounts to upwards a 50001. Louis XVIII. is clangerouily indifp.ofed at War• Caw. The Duke of BERR7 is arrived at 1-.7..,:nburgla from Warfaw, and will immediately proceed to Cuxhaven, to embark for London. This [liner met - with the moil gracious reception at Berlin, and was invited to dine with the Royal Letters from Paris mention, that the Nl...grave of BAueta has offered to purchate the tovereiglit and poildli..n of the Brirgaw of the Duke of • nes.s, tOr Cue film of fr.: millions of florins ; the negociati , ns on this fubjeet arc not yet et.a elltied, thctigh the content at Auttria and Franc,: has L-cn previonfly obtained. - In al. amicable expo:tuba - ion with a celebrate.. Wit, who had . frgotien to keep his word in a cuniary tranfaction, his friend exclaimed. " G—n you ate the moll nograteful fellox e,a ing, for you never kept a promife in Your 171. e. though your promites have kept you they twenty years." HAYMARKET TieFATßE.—laft night the new Play was repeated with increafed liiccek. The feelings of the audience are no longer Inn t by the executioner:. raking his (word to lever the cbikt's body zAtnder. andleveral judicious alterations haste been tirade in other feenes. It 11111 has defats which are not he remedied : but. with all its ~`