Star. — London, England, 1802-05-21 00:00:00

Ratio diiterfoce of climate, totofit, tab l et% WA at th fami that tket betide an the parkid pa• poled by the g*cr. ee of the Ceded& Attibtlgft the votes Fe etived, &tee the asd, at the Secretariat tit the Prcfedurit a peat ndmher Wive been gtvcn to with the amendment, wail forms the oiled t-f your propoilthin. The Came freedom nisy he left to the you Fs who than prefent themfelves at the Secre tariats of your reie'bil Ml:oraltles, and in this dianite we fh4ll have fulihkd our duty without Incurring the rtpidach of hay- Ins fubtiltuted our furefight (prevoyarue) for that of the Govern meat. This advert., which th..! feverity of Frtnciples compels me to make to you, tiiirens mayors, would give me mach pain, if I was equally prohibited from prsirtog the intentions which have didtated the propofition, b! which I thank you for having made me the drpoeutry. The pthileatior. of your letter, as an adt of zeal fur the lability of Govanment, and as an homage rendered to the virtues of the Flair CONSUL, can alone acquit ine towards you, and t haften to give orders for that pur pee. 1 have the honour to fame you. (Signed) a FIOCHOT, " Prefeet of the Departntent of the Seine." CORM tisrterik's kgripia itom triatunh, in particular the fafety of the European families, imperiouly required great dihCrences in the civil and political Rate of petfons. It is Well known /MAY 20. Wheii per Load, frent t6l. tos. to isd. Barley per Q2arter; from tl. Bs. to 11. 41. Oats per (tarter, froM tl. ts. to tl. 75. BcAns per (tarter, from tl. tn. to 11. t6s: Peafe per Quarter, from 11. 18s. to 21. 25. alic what has been the fatal refalt of there hum- rations ardently lacked by zealots, the greater part of whom, no doubt, were liirnolatedby the laudable detre of reeving the mote of humanity, and who, endeaiousing to make all mankind in the colonies equal in rights, bate only rendered them all equal in tnifery. If, on a &Ned! of fo ft. ptiut-catig, met ii. The prefent favdurable weather has materially affected our Corn Trade throughout this day— Wheat has a dull Pale—Barley and Malt rather look down—and Oats are full ts. cheaper to-day— Other prices as below. Enghilt Wheat, 465. 6cy. printeli; 645. 68s: Rye, 325. 355. Barley, 2os. 26s.—(Malting) 3os. 351. 6d: Malt, sos. to 535. with new Duties. Oats, 165. 235. ass. 6d. ttorfe Beans, (Ne*) 3 0 s. 345. 355. elt Beans, (New) zBz 301. og Peale, 285. 325. boilers; 3,.: , 5. 345. Carraway Seed, 355. to 4os. per cut. Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt: Canary, 735. to Sos. per cwt. Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per laR. Flour sot. per fack. _ . :ious a nature, it Were allowable to employ Agora. ;In language, we might fay that the (trains of I ,l.llanthropy falftly applied have produced in our oionies the effeß of the tong of the Syretss: they c been accompanied *ith evils a every kind.cle. • - : .tir and death. Two fatal etas have refulted t: m this experience. The Ara is, that the colonies, reftored by the treaty of Amieni, ind the Ines of France and la ke-union,Which have been prefervea The entettainment given by her Maris-TT en Wednefday night continued till four o'clock yet: terday morning, a circundlance feareele ever re membered at the Iteen's Houle. ft was mu more extraordinary that The KING fhould on this occa fion haee been the perfon to keep the Coin piny up to fo late an hour : but his MAJESTY after (upper declared,with great goodhumour and conviviality, that he would not allow any of the young men to be idle. and encouraged the ladies to continee the dance till the hoer We haVe Mentioned. The KiNd has fcarcely been known to have fat up fo late dur ing his reign. It was remarked by the Noble Guefts that they never fa* hint in abetter Rate of health, or in higher fpirits, and molt of the Ladies teemed much flattered by his attention. IMPROMPTU, on a reported marriage: No other emu tin Europe can boaß of Inch a BILL, inured from a hey to contimtion an! Rae, difplay of beauty and Cation as graced the ball. Cannot live without warfare, fo takes him a wife! The Princefs ofW At Es was univerfally admired. There is at this time, a field of rye in the ear, Her drefs was a (potted (ilk, and over one fhoulder at Marlborough, near Egremont, fuppofcd to be was a kind of mantle, which had a very elegant the earlieft ever known in that part of the country. appearance. Feathers were as anal wot nin great At Mr. Crowdfon's, at Greenflack, near Brough numbers. The Prince of WALES did not Ray fop- ton in runlets, there was wheat in the ear; on Gld per. His Royal Highnefs went away loon after m avDay. eleven, as he had done at the Duke of CUMBER• There was a good thew of cattle at Earemont LAND'S ball laft week. .• fair, on Friday : the prices Were rather lower than l , It was remarked that, with the eteeption of Lady they have been. There has been a fall in ail the Jana DONDAS, and Lord and Lady Itosslaysi, northern markets, within the laft Week. who (pent the whole of the laft. fummer at Wey- ELOPEMENT.—A very worthy family, in the mouth, not one of the Minifters who fecedcd left neighbourhood of Portman.fenare ' are plunged year, or their fa th ilies, were prefent , nor were any i nto t h e greateft diftrefs by the elopement of a of the Gemini-Le family invited. out Lady of fifteen, laced under their care by The Prince of Wales's regiment, the loth Light her parents in India, who, notwithßanding the Dragoons, was yefterday reviewed on Afhford molt extreme caution, yet with tendernefs aelmi- Common; after which his Royal, HiceNess gate niftered, contrived to go off with a perfon on the th. Officers an elegant dinner at the Built at Staines. The Tall di'eifion of the oed Regiment, or Gor- wrong fide offifty, a short time flnce. Every fearch has been made for her hitherto without effea. The • don Highlanders, who. have behn fo much on fervice auring the wat, and who bore fuch a (lit- Seducer has had the audacity to write to the Lady's tingui flied flare in the brilliant conmieft of Egypt, Guardians, telling them, that if they will fettle a handfome annuity on her, as he has no fortune marched into Belfaft on the zoth nit. The veteran arpeardhce of this Regiment, with the fente of of his own, he will m her. TUNNEL UNDER THE RIVER THAMES.—It may their various and gallant fervices, tenders them highly interefting, and brings to recolle.lion what afford pleafure to the curious to Rate the progrefs of this gigantic undertaking. Since the happy Dime fays, When he defcribes the Roman Le gions who conquered Parthia under the command return of peace, a Ream engine has been eretted, by which means Mr. DODD, the engineer, has of VENTIM Us— funk the engine (haft below the level of low water, ---e'' By painful journies I've led them, patient hoer of heat and hunger, at the diltance of about 200 yards from the river Down from the Parthian Mortises to the Mile ; Thames, at the weft end of the town of Grave- T'would do you good to fie their fun-burnt faces, fend. The engine at prefent is perfealy mailer of Their fcar'd cheeks, and cnopp'd hands: there is virtue in them. the water, which is freth ; therefore, a &Month-a- His Marts-re has been pleated to grant to fuch tion that the works receive nii water from that of the Officers of the Fencitle Corps, as have not pail of the river, which is at all periods filled with any permanent rank, and are not entitled to half- fea water. Whilst the engine continues thus to pay, the following allowances on being reduced, outcome the water, there will be nothing to pre viz, one month's pay to each Field Officer and vent the carrying this great work into execution. Captain ; and t*o months pity, and daily allow- Bore holes have been made on both fides the river, antes, to the Captain Lieutenant, to each Subal- to the bottom dt the intended excavation, and the tern, and to the staff Of f icers, from the day of refeilt has proved that it has a rock of chalk to difbanding, exclutive. Officers holding two ap- pals through under the river. As far as already pointments are to receive the above allowaoce for has been excavated, is through laminated grata only one of them ; but the Paymafter is to have a of chalk and flint, which, as the workmen defeend, fum equal to two months full allowance as fuch; gets more denfe iu its quality. including the pay of his Regimental Commiffion. Tillie Itt WOOLIVIC Fi WARE EN.---YefteTclay morn- OnWeelnefilay evening M. OTTo received aeon- ing, about three o'clock, the foldiet oh guard JR'. tier from France, which was the benrer of a For. covered a fire that had broke out in the Painter's man in a large book, in which is to be inferted the room; in Woolwich Warren. The alarni bells were names of fuch natives of France in thiscountry as rung, and the drums beatto arms, when every effort ii chute to vote for Dom a r AIM'S being appointed was immediately ufed to ftop its progn - efs. At &it, Chic( Conful for life. the general apprelienfion was of the mdtt ferious na- A Foreigner who landed a few days face at curet and this alarm was greatly ineteafed by fymp- Dover, from France, having quitted the Port toms of flame incendiary defign, flames burfting without a proper Paffport, was yefterday taken up out from three or four places at the fame time. under the Alien Aft, and not being able to give a The greateft precautions were. taken to preferve fatisfaftory account of himfelf, he has been con- that Ready and cool attention fo indifpenthbly ne diteted out of the kingdom. ceflary on fuch a momentous occafion.—.-As loon In the pacific procellion at Bttry St. Edthunds, as the drums had beat to arms, the gates of the on Friday lalti a female was carried round the Warred were that, td the execution of the town's town, perfonating the Goddefs of Peace. people, who, in their o f f i cious zeal, might have A violent fracas took place in the ftreets of Co- produced that coalition which it was the with ventry, net Monday evening, between the two of the officers to ptevent, Towards five o'clock parties of Freemen in the infereft of the different the fire raged with uncdinMon fury, threatening Candidates who are canvafling that city, and to the deftruaion of all the adjoining buildings. whom grand dinners had been given in the after. When it fpread nearer and nearer to the Labora ! noon. Some friends of Mr. Boit, were feverely tory, the confequences of an explofion in that beat, and a number of windows broke, but for- quarter would have been dreadful. The Wind, I tunately no lives were loft. however, very fortunately confined the devaftation IThe colleCtion at York -, ill lieu of illuminating to the Repofitory. After two hours laudable exer. for Peace, was eool.=•at Neweaftle, 6001. • tion on the part of the foldiets, firemen, and tome A letter from Madrid, of the date of April a 9, of the inhabitants of the town, who were after- Rates ai follows : ~ A multitude of Englith cre- wards admitted, the fury of the flames began to ditors is at prefent tollefted in this metropolis, par- abate, and the fite was gradually mattered inahch fuing the claims of their retpeetiee bemires, for the a manner as to difpel every alarm for its tarther amount of fequefters paid into the hands of Go- progrefs. The flrft and chief care was to remove., vernment at the commencement of the war. A the bombs and mortars frdm the imminent dan g tr provifion for the recovery of there monies having in which they were fituated. Betide the teas for been made by the Treaty of Peace, the bufinets the Laboratory, in another buading e .ddjoining will, it is hoped, be advantageoufly fettled; but were about fix thoufand gun-eartiagts, and Taft ' the exhaufted Rate of public finances does not en- quantities of ammunition, WI Rose-houfes and courage any very fpeedy hopes of reftitution ; and, work !hops. With the exception' of Ave (hells, in fate, fo many formalities are demanded, and which made a terrible explothin indeed, all the fuch tedious documents neceffary to produce for articles of 2 precarious nature Were removed. bringing each claim into a Rate of liquidation, The whole of the fquare isas been deltroyed. that, until a Britifh Ambaffador arrives to enforce Li this part of the buildings were the Engineers, the jult demands of his codettymen, by his in- BlackfMiths, Cupenters, and Painters' fhops, and fluence at Cotitt, there is no profpea of a fettlement. the Repofitory. Tice latter Was filled with models tut .11:!bW1It. The amount of all there coal - cations, chiefly due of militaty implements, engines, the Rock of !o ('r can May t 4. " Ciiscus M•yers...The Adminifirator can only order the to the mannfaatiters of Yorkfhire and Devonfhire, Gibraltar, fortreffes; draw bridges, flee. many of m.rei remanent of th c or d ers which are given its hint by the and to the London Commiffion Houfes, is calcu- them extremely cortous and valuable,all of which 'pi; it does sat therefore belofig to Me to prefent for hated at near three hundred thoufand pounds tier - fell a prey to the flames. .14 dediimta of the citizens w'ao arc called epon to rote . a quer ling , to repay which the recruit of creatures lately We are happy to learn that no 1* es were loft, 10;. 111 which the vet i f haa het clamed that they &nth+ he coefulted. Yet if the csad otiervai ion ot adminiltra• arrived at Cadiz from Vera Cruz will be very lea- and that only one perfon was nigh bort by the ' -.se nee- POWs rm.... order that the proitaition, contained in iimabled Two other frigates, having about three wheel of a gun carnage going.ove his foot. k*'.- WhCb )'.O have done me thc honour to tranfnllt on millions of ddllars in fpecie on board, are daily One perfon, we mnietftand, is confine ment, l - , :2d.ranuid be aCcicd at a warms to that on which the vcrte • ex Red, making, with the three Arad?' anived, but whether for negligence, or a Wpm= of "'"l"ed in ` 4 ' d `P""" e r t " th e gd "" bauf g prevrnts fum of 8,c00,000 of dollars for the 1 reafury." f uton. We have not learnt. .4 ....:;mou front fpontanundir csgrofkm thoht will OS tblt a from conqueß, mutt be maintained in the Rate of things, under which they have conaantly prolpered fine their eftablilhatent. The feebnd is, that in Cac colonies, where the revolutionary laws were carrel into execution, muff batten to fubilitute jp th! room of reducing th.!o-ies a repairing fyf tem. Crt ccmbinations of which may be fuited to Eh-cur:la:in:es, may be varied with them, and be ertra fled to the wifdom of Government. Such is tl.a with of unprejudiced men, who are dot afraid ...vowing, that a reyition of the laws, and a re. m of thole which have been prejudicial, are an er:ential duty of the Legiltttor. Such are alfo the so-tires of the projeft of law, which we prefent to you in the name of Government, and the alopt;on of v:hich, receffary for the colonies, will ai , i•e.tr to you highiy t:fefnl to the st•hote nation, thitaer.ls of the colcnies, coinmcree, and the navy, are iilfe.rarable. The Orator then read the proje.% of law, the difcutGon of which was tired for the tgth of May. MT.!. In the conies reitored to France, in mention of the 'Meaty of Ainicni. dated Gernimal 6, year to, flavery Cull be maintained ronfornissi , ; to the regulations and laws anterior to 1789. H. The cafe oLin be the fame in the other French Colonies and the Cape of Good Hope. 111. The nave trade and importation of (laves into the colo nic, mall be continued agreeably to the laws and regulations esiflinc, before the above period of z7lict. IV. Norwich'landing all anterior laws, the management of •i.c till:lies 6 fubjeEted for ten years to the regulations which •'1 be made by Government. Threc other Conniellors of State being intro eu:ed, one of them, Citizen Clatit, prefented the projeA of a law refpeftinga canal to be con. rued between the River Ourcq and the city of Paris. end a canal from the Rivet Seine to the kiver Oife, rear rontoife. A rneffige from the Confervative Senate an nounce-I that Citizen :.lEuriv, General of Divillon, Lad been deed a Member of the Tribunate. In the Sitting of the Tribunate, of Floreal 27, (May t 7th,) Prefidency Of CHAZOT DI L'ALtata, the Legiflative Body ttanfitlitted the project of law refpeeing the formation of a Legion of Ho vont. Referred for eiamination td the Stake of the Interior. The puled of law in regard to recruiting the army was adopted by the Tribunate, the votes being, for it sB, againn it tt. GAL s, in name of a (pedal tommiton, pro . pored to the Tribunate to vote the adoption of a Projea of Law, Rating that the Treaty conclud ed at Amiens &could be promulgated as a Law of the Repot*. After this report, daLLOIS propofcd the follow ing decree :—The Tribunate decrees that thanks 111411 be voted to Citizen Josatit 110ea►aatt, Ne gnciator of the Treaty of Amiens. This ptopofal being put to the vote was unanirtioully adopted. The Projea of Law refpeaingthe Treaty being acct put to the vote was alto tittanimoully adopted. tit MATSU At Tilt COMMOVE it Palle TO Tea Mint? Or Tit altllT OP Tat Mitt " Mom Prefed—Plicod as we ate bear to the peofde of 1 Pads by our daily funetionts—being every day the immedirite 6,1 - A*3:les of the i r faitiments of sife,aion for the perks of die Er:: Centel, mid of their wUliet and anxiety for the liability and perpetuity of a Goveradient, which has brought back their k.pi.inefii it bekmisportiestlarly to us to Catisfy our cemiciences, to So what is expeCted front us by our Fell.* Citizens, and w'ost we owe to the poblk vital, by Rating etr unanimous con ti ben, that the queltioo ropefed the Aft of the Govern ment on the ac t h Flare* (lay to ), does dot completely meet the Maws of the people el Parts. Since It is trite, that *hen eunfidted on their dearett intereft, the people &cold know no other limit than thofc very haterclis: we &mind of you in their name, to fubniit to them this fecund : " SOW Narotrou HOY A PAR Live av Myer Vs:wing lois " 1.. i. worthy of Be teacart ',after having erteled the hap -1.• ^..f. of his own sec. to allure all*, by his choice of a fucceffor, es aof the generation which is to foeceed. We prefume to ; • that to offer him the menu of doing this, is tboonlp na fr:ofneoct wrotht of him sod et the French people.— ..ye k:om f.yificiently well..Cltlisn Prefect. your perfonal s, doubt c,f the teecption yott will give to this 4-n.ind.—We have the honour to [elute you." follows•the bgrAuret of the twelve Mayoral (A true Copy.) (signed) E.?. NI st AN. SVC. Get of the Erefatord. idiffittik, .114hLLIMEtf MAILS .I. t.l - is DA77.:,,liittbit i. illattliD. ge t t; I Vraitita t Alambetet, O ; French, 0 0 butelk a , n t Levitard IMd?, 0 kumbustit, MAY Arililea the- Americab (hips Atinawatf, BitowDi., in 39 days, froM Philadelphihi and alit Little William, Capt. 13ALbwht, in 30 days, froth Norfolk, with flour : the former is liden with fir= gar, coffee, Ste. both called here tot orders : rived aifo the brig Etiph:ntia,eiit. jamas SAtICI• sr from the coall of Catiiionia, with Wines 1 Princefs Elizabeth, Kirin; and the Princefs t\me lia packets, STEVF..S, both with mails frcim Lee: ward Iflands; the fotiner in 38 days and the lat ter in 34, froth Tortola t neither of them bring any particular news. the Chellerfield Packet, with mails from England, had arrived fa f e. The Lady Arabella, frorii Atherica; and the Prince Adolphus packets, fibin Lifbon, may he ezpeded up in the morning,tik wind having blown very hong and favourable all this day. Sailed his Majeßy's brig HUNTza, JoNts ; and HiNd email ALLAN, on a cruize egaina the fmugglers. Wind S. W. with raid. YARMOUTH, MAY so. The !hip Witham, DixoN mafter, of and from Bolton, in Lincoldhire; bound to London, laden with oats, drove on ihrife on this beach. If the weather continuesmoderae,it is espeaed both fhi/s and cargo Will be fa'ed. Arrived the Perfevel rance, of Yarmouth ; and the Choice, of North Shields, from Memel, with cargoes of timber and deals. Sailed the Brothers, Neiv Kerrifon, PerL feverance; and Betfey, to the eafiward, in balati. Remain in the Roads his Majetly's Chips of waf AstiaioN, LYNX, CONSTANT, and DIRIVEP., with a lugger. No packets have yet arrived, but are hourly expeaed, as the wind blows frefh at S. Ft Mrs. Sr ICES and fainily Have tit-rived here to em bark for the Continent. PORTSMOUTii, MAY 20. This day arrived the flip MAJESTIC, Captain NODDING!, with invalids of different regimentat from Jamaica, and is come into harbour.—Piffed by the Is ts, froin the caftward to Cowes.—Sailed the CULLANDS Glory, for India; Arne, BIiLLINeS vox, for Plymouth ; and HooD {loop of war, fot Gibraltar.-.-Laft night failed the Pegg, FATI4EIt Lay, for Guernfey : and arrived the St• froowtt brig, from a crulr.e.This day came into harbout the tkatnico frigate; and the ATtr trahfport, Captain BOLTON: rixom LLOYD'S LIST. b2A t, MAX lo.—Arrived the Richmond, PiLhois froth Leghorn, and failed for the Creek.—Sailcd tht Admiral Aplih, for the Exit Indies ; and [friend other outward bourad veffels.—Wind E. .Ganvzsa,si ti, MAY so.—Palled the Hinde, traits Surinam ; Fancy, Demean, croft( Ho n duras ; Martha, Lewing.: ton ; and Ptrfcverance, Irertionger, from Dublin ; Anna Mar gretta, 1.13111411, from Dieppe; Jaw Peitte, Peters, front Eritb dim; 11.,pe, Burrell, from Oporto; Five Gcfulters, Elizabeth, --- • and Plight, trait Rotterdam.--Saikd the Jahn, ---, for Halifax ; Nile, Pringle, for Nants ; Wentwell, for St. An dero; Charlotte, Kerr, for Rout and Agnes, Bowden. for Corals ; Swan, Milltre for Leon ; and TweGebroders, for Rotterdam., ARRIVED. In the riiwni.-The Hind; M.Donild, from Suiiitrn; aid Yare, Harris, front Oporto. At Briftol—Packet, from Shelburn. Off Weymouth•r-Eclipfe, Parie, from St. Vincent's; and Hero eche Nile, Phelps, from Lifbop. /It HoylakeLord Nelton, Lumley, from Naple. 3. At Liverpoo-Antelope, Johnfon front Lifbon ; Urian4; Waller, from Memel ; and Hugs joinftone, .si, from wir. caffetts. At Hnll-4Cent, Caid, from Bremen. At Falmouth—Little William, Baldry, from Virginia. At Virginla--Frietult, Hill, from Ltibdn ; and Robert ifid ktfey, ---, front the 10e of ?day. At Havro—North Carolina, from Virginia. At Nevis=-Stanley, Chivers, from London. At Tobago—Sally; Webb, from London. At SurinatnMarlan, Wilton ; and Minerva, ml., fro* London ; and Hawke, Quay, from Aid e& At St. Vincent ' s —King George, Carter; D r i a w o yo un g and Favourite, Kirton„ from London. At St. Kitt's--Altred, Robton, from loniace. 14.S.VAL PR. '.)P.IOTTGNS. The fallowing I ;dstanints have beets made Commanders :—„ 1 . Anthony Ably idyeard Grey . Arthur Norway James Ag -- ;,2 Arthur Grumley H. M. Ommanf • George aludretes Deo. N. Hardinge Thomas Ord' joh_,.r Baker (td) Gilbert Heatheote Robert Paill ,isk P. Rilatesnan M. Jacob Henniker Hugh Pigot Thep. F. Baugh Edmund Heyirood Philip Pipon Melt Bar. Btadby Caleb Hill Wm. B. Prodoi E. Pelliam Broil= S. r'ryceHuttaphriei t obek R27nsford W. Croibie Brown- Geo. Clark Hurdis William Ridltin rlgg Jutcph Jatnes , J. Rich:A-droll (a) John Builiby ti. Hood Ingle:field Faiham Roby Wirl. COMM Alex. lone/ P. L. J. Roll t.lxtgeri John Chilcott John Joyce (r) George Sanders Edward Church oLt. Hayley Judd R. H. Savage Edward Cleathct Alex. Robert Kerr p. M. Sch, , anbcfg George Cocks Hon. Edw. King Rotert Scott Samuel Colquite rhalip La s tsab F. J. Snell Charles Coate Jahn Lainbout Jaws Stewart (ad) Robert Camber Frederick Langford Chrill,ci , h. Stractzt George Dishy Thomas Lyne C.t:naiu , .Aptrt Michael Dod Philip Lyne H. r. P. S:utt , John Dobglas (2d) Donald H. Maclray Spelman usvtirie Archibald Duff K. 12PICenzie (ad) I. H. Tait John Edgecumbe Daniel Mead Thomas Thrall Robert Evais that Manley aw, 'l%pett C.MontagueFalsiait lo bo W. hiariliall John Tower Arthur Farquhar finds Won Mato Vcrottt W.HuMp.Faulknoe James Mater R. B. Vincent Kase Ferrier, Edw. *J. Mitchell John Warr (pd) .• Rabat Forbes (ad) W. Mounrey Henry Wardni Henry Gordan R. J. : \ q W ere _ James ei& Ed. Lloyd Graham Matt i s Nevin Captain ManvELL is appointed to the lidurld sloop, in :1. - e room of Captain SaItRADWV, whiel, A veffel is to take ten field pieces to, Ole Esitperoi iii MoLoc';o, as a frehus from Si )that nv re ,eci