Star. — London, England, 1802-11-22 00:00:00

SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER, On the Prcmifes, onMonday, the 29th Nnvernha, 1802. pre cikly at Twelve o'clock, By order of the Fxr -lit rs of Mrs. Leah Hicks—the following Eftates, all fituate at Brighton Lot 1. A TRULY defirable TAVERN, called The OLD SHIP, in which bufinefs has ►een eftablifhed for mar• than half a Century; comprifing an ele gant Ball. Card, Colfce. and Billiard Rooms, numerous fitting and II ening Apartmcn - s. making up upwards of 7o beds; ex teifive Yard, carscious Wine Vaults, Beer Cellars, a good ac cu itomcd Tap, attached Stables, 27 flails, and ftanding for as Carriages. .at 2—A defirable Freehold Eftate, comprifing a fubftantial brick Houle, with femi-bow front, from the bafement to the third floor, fituate on the moft eligible part of the Cliff, con• Tilt ing of a Kitchen and Scullery, large Warn-houfe, fix Dining Rooms, an elegant Crtfee and' Billiard Rooms; eight Bed chamluss, two Dreffing-rooms, and three Attics. This was originally two lioiCes ; admirably calculated for a Board and Lodging Houle, and now ufed u an appendage to the Old Ship Tavern. Lot 3—A large Yard, with five Tenements, double Barn, and revel-al Rabies, containing upwards of so flails, and ftand ing for 1;1 carriages ; a Granary, that will contain 500 quarters of corn, let-honk, &e. fituate in Worth-firect. Lot 4—A convenient and commodious Lodging Houfe, In Black Lion-greet, with a frnall detached Houle and Garden. Lot 5—A neat Houle, fronting the Eaft Cliff, let to Mr. Cohen. Lot 6—A good Public Hovfe, called the Little Cattle, ad. joining to I.ot 5, in the occupation of Mr. George Shackleford, let to Mr. Chapman, Tenant at Will. Lot 7—A moft defirable Garden, with Green-hoofe, and forcing Fruit-boufes, with lofty and fribfiantial wails, welt planted and cropped. Lot E—A walled Garden adjoining. Lot 9 —One Ditto. - - Lot to—A moat valuable Freehold and Copyflold 'Mate, called the Walled Field, with a Cow-houfe and Pump, and is unqueftionably among the molt deftrable Scites to build en, and will be divided into feveral Lots. And on Tuefday, the Both November, and following days, All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of the late Mrs. Bless, in Black Lion-ftreet, together with the Effeas of the adjoining Lodging-houfes. Printed Particulars may be bad, at the adjacent Market Towns; the Place of Sale; the Chapter Coffee Monte, Lon don ; and of Mr. Weller, at his Upholftery and Cabinet Ware houfe, Cbichefter. FRANCE. PARIS, 26 BRUMAIRE, NOV. i 7. Yeflerday at three o'clock, the Foreign Ambaf fadors had an audience at St. Cloud. Citizen ScNIMMELPENNINCIE, Ambafrador from the Bata vian Republic, prefented his letters of recal ; and Citizen VAN STENVICIC, who fuccecds him in die fame fusions and the fame quality, prefented his letters of credence.—Moniteur. _ _ The Englith Ambaffador is not to be prefented till the 156 of next ;nonth (December 6.) The Tunifian Envoy has, it is fait, arrived here. It is certain that he fet out from Lyons on the 7th init. to proceed hither. We are affured that the Gram! Duke of Tufcany will receive for his fupplementary indemnification, betides 'an increafe of territory and the revenues promifed to him, the Electoral dignity, which will be hereditary in his hoofe. RAT I S Boll ' Nov. 6.—The Extraordinary Depu tation of Empire held its 23d fitting the day bfore yefterday. The DiteCtorial Minifter of Mentz fub znitted to deliberation : zit. A reprclentation of Baron de Bomelberg, who requires to be indemnified for certain revenues which he poffeired on the left bank of the Rhine. lt was rcrolved, that he ought to ad drefs himfeil to the French Govermnent, to obtain the removal of the requeftration. id. A reprefenta• ion from the Duke of Saze-Cobourg-Mei nungen, in regard to the eventual fucceffion of Altenkirchen. 3d. A Memoir from the houfe of Anhalt,in regard to its pre tenfions to the county of Mania, which devolved to the houfe of Brandcnburgb by the treaty of Weßphalia. The deputation deciar, d that there two objeas were not of a nature to be dic tated at prefent. 4th. A reprefentation of the Prince of Naffan-Ufingen, con cerning the determination of the Thalweg : It was rdolved, that this reprefestation deferred the more to be communicated to the Minifters of the Mediating Powers, as the ides of the Thal weg as a boundary requires a mare predfc determination. sth. A reprefentation of the Abbe de Mury in Switzerland, in regard to the polleffiona Stuated in the teri orry of the em pire, and affqpied as indemnities. The deputation were of opi nion, that agreeably to the 29th Callon of the general plan, it bdonged principally to the Helvetic Republic, to provide for the indemnity of the (aid Abbe ; flattering themfelves, how ever, that in a contrary cafe the new patentors will not refute to contribute their quotas for that purpofe. Several French couriers have arrived here fence the zd, with difpatches for C. l it ArOltaT, the French Minifter. We learn from Infprnck, that on the 4th Tome detachments of Imperial troops were to fet out to occupy provifionally, in the name of the Grand Duke of TuscAsY, the Bifhoprics of Trente and Brixen. Count de Bissitiosu will repair thither as Civil CommiCGoner ; and when this miffion is terminated, he will take poifeffion of the new poft conferred upon him of Commiffioner of the Court of his ISIPERIAL MAJESTY at Venice. Gams, OcT. 28.—We learn by the loft ad vices from Spain, that on the 6th init. their CA THOLIC MAJEsTIES prefented at the baptifmal font the infanta royal of Etruria. The ceremony was performed by the Grand Patriarch of the Indies, and the infanta received the names of LOUISA. CHARLOTTE. The PRINCE and PRINCESS of NA YLEs fet out on the t 3th, with a favourable wind. • On the 26th, the KING of STAIN was to repair to Figueroa, to vifit that place, and the departure of their MAJESTIES for Madrid was fixed at the Bth of November by Valencia and Carthagena. The Gazette of Barcelona gives a long defcription of the fetes and magnificent entertainments which are Rill continued in that city, but is (.lent, as well as the private letters, in regard to the death of the Duke of Parma, of which, as is believed, commu nication has been made to the King of Spain alone, and which has not been divulged, that the fetes and rejoicings might not be interrupted. We learn that the Bifhoprics of the ci•devant Piedmont will be reduced to four. The Sees of Tortona and Bobio will be fuppreffed. Monfeignor PASSAU. Bilhop of Tertona, will be tranflated to the See of Alexandria. A Vicar charged with that organization, is expected at Turin to proceed to a new demarcation of the diocefes. Alezon dila, the walls of which are fortifying, teems del. tined to be on this fide the frontier ofFrance; the More fo, as the fortrefs . of Tortona is 'alettiOlifhed l _tr_ _ _ L _ I L PdALIAMENTARr PROCZEDIFGS. , HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, NOV. tor In the courfe of the Sitting this day, the Doke of ST. Acsaw's, Vifcount WICKLOW, one of the Irith Reprefentative Peers, Lords GaanvicLa and YARBOROUGH, were refpeaively (worn, and took their Seats. At four o'clock their Lordfhips adjourned till Monday, when the LORD Ciiaticat.Loa takes his place on the Woolfack, precifely at one o'clock, in order to afford thofe Peers in Town, who have not yet been (worn, an opportunity of taking their feats preparatory to the coming down of his MA JESTY on Tuefday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. There being only 34 Members prefent, at four o'clock an Adjournment took place till Monday. LONDON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOGK s 3 per Ccnt. Confols 67 68— Oldj. per Cent. iort—New ditto toof—Oninfnin tol SO diE PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY : 3 per Cent. Red. 661 67 Short Ann. 4 7•16 i 3 per C. Conf. 67168 Imp. 3 per Cent. 651 , New 4 per Cent. 3 314 kith 5 per Cent. 97 S per C. Ann. toil Omnium rot diC 3 per Cent. r 797 loot Englith Tickets 181. Long Ann. 19 11-16 Conf. for Nov. ace. 671611 DIMLY, NOVEMBEI 16.—Government 5 per C. 9 6 j 97. Exchange—Dublin on London mil. Ntiver4 sea IS.—Government 5 per C.,961. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. 1 Andterdam, It 4 2U. Cadiz 351 Medi I Naples of Do. at fight as st Madrid paper Genoa 47 Rotterdam, as 5 2U. Ditto effedt. Lifbon 67+ Handle git 33 9 A 361 U. Bilbea 37i effeeti Oporto 68 Alma 33 9 WI. Leghorn St I Dublin iii Paris, a day's date, 23 i 8 liv.—Ditto, 24 S 2 U. pourdesuz, ditto, 24 3 We are now enabled to lay letters from Gibral tar before the public of fo late a date as the 29th of Odober. If any new movement whatever has taken place at Toulon, it was then unknown at Gibraltar. The accounts we have received are, however, interefting, and we therefore lay them before our Readers : GIBRALTAR, OCTOBER s 9. 44 The American Chip Java, Captain But.Locc, arrived here yefterday from Mocca, after a pafage of 115 days, laden with coffee and gum. 44 Captain BULLOCK reports, that the Indian army under the command of General BIRD, put in there for refrefhments, and had again failed for India five days before Captain Illy Lcocic left Mocca. Seven of the tranfports had been wrecked, on their paffage down the Red Sea, though but few lives were loft. " General BAIRD and the army were in good health. " There has been no intelligenceoflate from our fleet in the Mediterranean. The THETIS failed for Malta a few days ago. The only men of war now remaining here, are the MEDUSA and ACTIVE. la Lord CAVAN is fhortly expeded here on his way from Egypt, as he was to leave that country whenever General STEWART arrived. " The garrifon here is remarkably healthy, and well fupplied with frefh provifions and vegetables; every foldier has frefh meat three times a week, and the troops behave with the utmoft regularity and fobriety : there has not been a tingle complaint from any inhabitant, againft either any officer or foldier belonging to the garrifon for there fome months paft." PARIS JOURNALS Have arrived to the iBth infant inclufive. Ex trans from them will be found in the preceding columns. • MAILS From Holland and Hamburgh have alto arrived. which have brought us the following articles : A letter from Corfu, dated Sept. 57, Rates as follows:—" His Excellency Count Von Moc E N 100 having tried, but without effect, every means of mildnefs and perfuation to bring back to a fenfe of their duty the brigands and plunderers who are daily guilty of every kind of irregularity, found himfelf at length obliged to reltore good order by employing meafures of coercion. Matters had proceeded fo far, that this town might be confi dered as in a Rate of blockade, becaufe none of the inhabitants durit venture to go out from it, for fear of being maltreated by the brigands, who had fortified themfelves in the fuburbs of Fotamo.— For this and other reafons his Excellency refolved, on a requett from the Magißrates, and a great many of the inhabitants, to oppefe force to force, and to fend three columns of Ruffian troops, to gether with a part of the troops of this Republic, again( the rebels, with exprefs orders to make themfelves mailers of the fuburbs, and to area the guilty. " In order that this expedition, which was un dertaken !aft night, might be kept as fecret as poffible i .' the gates were kept (hut in the morning, and two Turkifh frigates, together with Tome Ruf fian Hoops, were Rationed in the harbour to pre vent all communication by lea as well as by land. 44 This prudent arrangement, - at we jet now• learn, has been attended with the heft fuccefs.— DILLITANTI THIATLL—This private Subccrip, ,tion Theatre opened on Saturday night, with the reprefentation of Hear, tlisFourth. The Performers were as follow : Henry the Fourth Prince of Wales Hotfpur - Capt. Hinz.. • • lion. Capt. MACDONALD. • • Capt. CAUL/11Ln. Nartimmberland - - Cdonel Gaamts. Worced.er - - Mr. PRNN. Sir Harry Vernon - Capt. Tnoaus. Pans - . . Capt. BRIAN. Sir Walter Blunt • • • Mr. CUBIT.. Carriers - . Mee Amass° and NIXON. Francis • - Mr. ANORLO. Bardolpla . - Mr. CIIIIT, LIR. Pala • Mr. Joscrig Annocus. WOMRN. • Mitt NORTON. . Miro Lady Percy . Heft& , • _ The Duke and Duchefs of Davowsnias, the Duke and Duchefs of Sr. ALBAN'S, with fifty or fixty of the firft Nobility, graced the Boxes.— About 250 Ladies and Gentlemen completely filled the Pit. _ _ _ It is not fufficient to fay, that the Play was de cently got np for Gentlemen Performers who do not make a trade of acting. Some of the charac ters were inimitably well played. We never faw a better Faye than was exhibited by Mr. JOSE P H MKDDOCKS ; his flexible and deep toned voice en abled him to give that force to the fpeeches of the humourous Knight which few Adors have the power of doing. Neat to him, Captain CA U [JIM) * in lietfpur, certainly bore away the palm. In his delivery he was critically coned ; but we mutt obferve, that . he has acquired a mode of action which he can- , not too loon diveft himfelf of. His diftortion of , countenance and limbs fometimes almoff borders 1 on the ludicrous. Were this defect avoided, he woula make a firft-rate performer. The Hon. Capt. MACDOH AU) was eafy and dig nified in the Prince; and Capt. Him, in defpite of a bad voice, played the King with judgment. The other parts were tolerably well performed. Mifs NOLTON looked and played her little part (weedy. We cannot fay fo much for our Hollers : the (we do not know why) was in one continued jig. The Prologue was written and fpoken by Capt. HICKS; the Epilogue by Colonel GREVILLE. We recommend the latter Gentleman to be more per feet another time. The Epilogue concluded. with there lines . And you who fit on Fafhion's brilliant throne, Atld wear a crown we all arc proud to own: Oh ! as the future fearfully Tod fcan, Refift the Leveller's encroaching plan. Be it your choiccft aim, your conftant care, To banith I.le..fures, tafle difdains to flare. To wit and talent, and to mirth refin'd Adjudge the prize, and be your praife confin'd So (hall a grateful town your plaudits ring, And you be hail'd the friends of Country and of King. The orcheitra was filled with the military band of the Firlt Regiment of Guards, which executed feveral military airs with great fpirit. Twenty or thirty of the Guards alto affifted in the play in the fighting fcene. On Saturday the i 3th, the gallatt 26th, or Cameronian regiment of foot, commanded by Lieutenant General A. GORDON, were landed at Leith from Egypt, laft from Plymouth, on board the Glenmore and l'Oifeau frigates and a (loop. They are fine looking men, and rnufter about 400. Tuefday the QLteen's dragoon Guards, Com manded by Lord Towaspitin, were reviewed on Leith lands, by Lieutenant General VYSE, and made a very handfome appearance. The (word exercife, fkirmiffiing, and regular quick charges, were performed with great precifion and alacrity. On Saturday we received Jamaica papers to the 2d of 06tober. The news of the furrender of Mar- tinique to the French was brought to Jamaica by the %BEN CHARLOTTE packet, which touched at Barba oes and Martinique on her paffage. The ' Wand had been two days in poffetfion of the Re publican troops, and the packet found two French (hips of the line lying there. The accounts recently received in France from St. Domingo, are (fated to announce the death of General Lac L ERC, and the attention of difeafe and revolt throughout the Mond. The breach of faith prate - tiled againft TOUSSAINT, and tour or Soon of his followers, has naturally excited diftruft amongft the reit, who embrace every occafion to efcape from the power of their new matters. Another Black General, named BELLA z ER, who had fubmitted to the French in St. Domingo, and had been admitted into their fervice and confidence, has revolted, and joined the infurgents. There are accounts via America to the end of September, at which period the Brigands were increafing in num bers and confidence. They have burnt fome fmall towns about Monto Chritto, and in thg eattern part of the illand were almoft unoppofed. It appears that the circumftances of the charge lately exhibited at the Hatton Garden Police Of fice, by Mrs. Hilton againft Mrs. York, of Ham merfmith, were fo minutely inveftigated, that Mrs. York was obliged fo bring forward the fa ther of the child, who declared that he delivered the child in queltion himfelf to Mrs. York, at Do ver, after bringing it from France • but hoped Mr. ALLsv, (the Counfel for Mrs. Hilton), would not infift on feeing the mother, who was then on the premifes, as he had particular reafons for keeping fecret his conneEtion with that Lady.— Mr. ALL EY was fatisfied with tbe explanation that had been given. It feems that the Culler and mo ther are perfons of fome confequenGe. Saturday the Commiffion of Bankruptcy award ed againft John King, of Portland Place, was opened at Guildhall. Nothing out of the common courfe occurred. The petitioning creditor was a Mr. Bitch, who proved a debt of ;vol. Five other creditors alfo proved their debts, The whole of the debts proved that day, did not amount to more than about 30001. There were no circumftancss difclofed worthy of any particular notice ; but we underhand that Ibme curious demands will be brought forward hereafter on the Meeting of the Cveditort. Mr: , King himfelf attended, under the tare of the Wardens of the Fleet, and was adlive and CORN MARKE7 S. MARK-LANE, NOVPMAPIt 22 . The fupply of Wheat and B ar l ey this morn i ng was chiefly from Dila and Kent : t h e f ormer ex. periunced a brifk tale for th e beft famples, at f ull as much money as this day week ; but the latter, though in quantity very trifling, has proved heavy in file, at a redigticni Of 23. to 29. 6d. per quarter. Rye, Beans, and Hog Peas have - no v a , riation.-Oats ate rather dearer.-Boiling P eas are on the decline, as will be noted by our annexed currency. Englifh Wheat, per qr. sos. 545. Prime Effex, 555. 58s. Superfine 6os.6ts, Fine Dantzic Wheat, 575. 6t s. Rye, 325. 365. Bailey, 245. 265. (New) 28s. 305. Malt, 44.5. 48s. Fine ditto 50-4. 'Oats, 555. 225. 255, 6d. Harfe Beans, New. 325. 365. Old, 3 55 . 3 8 s, Tick Beans, New, 295. 325. Old, 3 15 , 345. Hog Peafe, 3 8 s. 43 5 . Boilers, New 445-1- 6 - 4 8 s. Carraway Seed, 365. to 4.15. per Mr. Coriander, 28s. to 3os. per cwt. Canary, 9os. to 965. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 351. per Raft. Flour, 4.85. sos. per fack. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, NOVENBtt 20, Average price of Corn in England and Wales, from th e turns ending the 13th of November, 1802. Wheat. Rye. Bailey. I Oats. I B eans . p eak. s. 4. S. d. d. . d. s. d sd. 59 7 38 TO 24 2D 1 34 t o • The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending the 17th of November, i5335.6id. px hundred Weight. lamas or GRAIN, AT THE FOLLOWING MAZKLTS. BASINGSTOILF...-Wheat 563 cd to 6cs od per Quarter. Aarley 24$ od to 276 od Beans 35s od to vs cd Oats sos od to 15s cd I Peale cos od to 42: mAinnumAD.-Wheat 5 25 od to 64s od per quarter. Barley 27$ od to 3os od I Beans 36s od to 405 c d Oats 22$ od to 255 od Peale 44 4 od to 46s od Islawsuar..-Wheat, 465. od. to 63a. cd. per Quarter. Barley 215 od to 26$ od I Beans 34s od to .los od Oats 18s 6d to 233 od Peafe 38s od to 42s od I-12m.so.—Wheat sos od to 65s od per Q2arter. Barley 25s od to 295 o d . Beans 36 a od to 405 od a I Oats sod to 26s od Peafe 42s od to 465 od Reanino.—Wheat 545. od. to 645. od. per Quarter. Barley 23s od to 27s od I Beans 31s otto 38 s od Oats 2U od to 258 6d Peafe 426 od to 45s 04 At Warminfter Market, on Saturday laft, the prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the quarter, al. 16s. to 31. os. Barley, 11. ss. to :1. Bs. Oats, 11..t0 ti. 3s. Beans, 11. as. to 21. 45. No Britifh Admiral has yet been at the Levees of the FIRST CONSUL. A letter-bag is making up at the Poft•Ofliice for an extra Chip, which is to fail in a few days for Calcutta; as alto for Gibraltar and Malta, by a veal that leaves the River on Tuefday. On the evening of the 25th of September, a fmart (hock of an earthquake was felt at Kingtton. Tom PAINE arrived at New York, in a 'hip from Havre, on the sth ult. On Saturday morning the Privy Council again met at Lord PELHAM'S Office. Thomas Newman, a foldier, was the firft perfon examined ; after a fhort hearing he was committed to the Savoy Pd.. fon, inilead of Tothilfields Bridewell, the place from whence he was taken. John Conolly, James Wratten, John Doyle, and Samuel Smith, were all examined, and remanded to Tothilfields Bride. well. In the courfe of the day, feveral soldiers were likewife brought forward. The Landlord .of the public.houre, in Oakley fireet, where Colonel Deipard and his afrociates were affembled when they were apprehended, was brought before the Council. He allured the Privy Council he did not know the meeting was held for any improper purpofe, nor did he even know it was a fociety,but as they met weekly at his houfe, he only confidered it a free and eafy club, to which no form for introduaion was necell'ary ; but thole prefent merely paid for the liquor they kad the fame as in any other room, and inch meetings were very numeroufly held in the metropolis. — There being no proof that he knew the meeting Was held for any particular purpofe, he was not detained. About twelve o'clock his Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK, Lord HOBAR r, Colonel Cu.. VERT, Adjutant General, and Colonel WiNymtn, came in company to Lord PELHAM'S Othce Lord HOBART and Colonel WINYARD joined the Council, but his Royal ilighnefs and Colonel CALVERT retired to Lord 1 3 .LH AM'S ptivate room, and had a conference with his Lordfhip. in :he afternoon his Royal Highnefs called again, in com pany with Colonel CALvERT, and held a terther converfation with Lord PELHAM. The Duke of PORTLAND attended the Pri.y Council on Saturday, for the firil time. The Aft of the 37th of the prefsiit King, c. 70, is that on which Colonel Delpat d is committed for trial. It was made in the year 1797, when the dangerous mutiny took place at the Nore, and attempts were made to feduce the Army and Nlly from their allegiance ; it is as follows: " That an , , , perfon who than malicioufly and advifaily cn deavour to feduce any perfon or !scrims fervirg in his Nl,ijelly's Forces, by fea or t y land, from his or their duty and allegi , n , :e to his Majefty, or to incite or ftir up any filch p.frfon or get ions to commit any ad of mutiny, or to make or e ndeas..ur make any mutinous affemblics, or to commit any traitorou s or mutinous practice whatever, fhall, on being of fuch offence, be adjudged guilty of felony, and ihall futfer death as in cafes of felony, wit' out benefit of Clergy. Second Seaion provides, " That effences againit this Act, whather committed on the high fear or within England, may be tried before any Court of Oyer and 'lumina or G.iol DcliverY for any City in Eng land." Third Scetion, " Perfons tried for offences arainil. this Act null not he tried again for the fame as High Treafon : but perfons guilty of of fences under this Acct, who (hall not be tried for the faint as fuch, may he tried for the fame as 1-ligh Trea:on, in the lane manner as if this Adt had not been made." Fogth Sedion enaas, " Vat this et thouki cont nue and he in force until the ex. ration ofunc mouth after the commencement of the then FLI bo from and S P ° &On NeP" Done Arna% torra4 pique Alan Magi Stara . Di GI I)bc Tri 0 ihe'l Ufa the iver, Fill don Indi fron knd of Boo] Na be ; inf: tom itre rob 7 the at-I • is( tin id] Di an Ci C w la