Star. — London, England, 1801-04-09 00:00:00

LtINItIitIRG,.MARCH . 2B. A Conrierhas arrived here, bringing intelli kence that the Pruffian troops have entered the Fleaorate of Hanover, without meeting any where with refinance. 1.••••••• BRUNR, MARCH Ift. Letters from Conftantinople, received at Sem. Rate, that the influence of England feemcd to have entirely difappeared there ; and that the Engin Ambaftador had not vifited the Divan for fume time. Thefe letters alto Rate, that t 6 Rut fan (hips of war had arrived at the Dardanelles, to whom the paftage had at firß been denied ; but that application having been made to the GRAND SEIGNIOR, he had given orders that the paftage of the Dardanelles fhould always be open to Ruffian chips of war. Farther accounts from Semlin, Rate, that a eonfiderable degree of rebellion manifells Welt thronghout Bofnia, and that the malcontents had even invaded the Auftrian poffellions, where they had pillaged and burnt down two villages ; that inthe Bannat all the corn was buying up for the Imperial magazines, and that a confiderable num ber of troops was expefted from the Army of Italy in the neighbourhood of Semlin. FRANCKFORT, MARCH zB. The return of the Gallo-Batavian Army is now certain; it will commence to-morrow : and here and in our neighbourhood preparations are made for its reception. One divifion will march thi ough this city, the other through Wetzlar ; and within so days the troops are to be on the coati of Hol land. All accounts agree, that in Franconia the French are followed clofely by to,oeo Auarians. Our neighbourhood will be occupied by the corps of Baron ALBIN!. At Afchaffenburg the Profef fors from the Univerfity of Mentz will commence their leaures on the 14th of April. Ehrenbreit fiein is now a heap of ruins. At Wirzburg feveral of the Nobility and Prelates have again taken pof fetfions of their houfes and livings. VIENNA, MARCH 21. A Courier has this day fet out for Berlin, with difpatches of the utmoft importance. The Arch duke CHARLES is perfeelly recovered from his ill nefs, and works in his Cabinet from morning till night. The French General in Chief, MOREAU, wrote to his Royal Highnefs, that himfelf, as well as the whole French army, were concerned, if not in a higher, at leaft in the fame degree as the Auf trian, on account of his illnefs ; and that he fhould not be eafy before he had circumftantial informa tion on that head. The Archduke fent an anfwer to this letter by a Courier. The principal Phyfician of the EMPEROR, Dr. gyasta, has received the order of St. Stephen from his Majelly, and pre- Cents of confiderable value from his IM►ERIAL Malt rry, the Duke of SAXE TESCHLN, and the Archduke CHAR L Es, for having reitored the health of his Royal Highnefs. The Duke of MODENA is Paid to have renounced the poffeflion of Auftrisn Brifgau, in favour of the Archduke FERDINAND. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, MARCH 11 A grand Council of State has been held at Pot( dam, which was attended by the reigning Dolts of BRUNSWICK, the Minifter of State, Count HAUCWITZ, &c.—Befides three regiments of in fantry in this city, the Firft Battalion of Gocking Life-Huffars, quartered here, and the regiment of Infantry, Prince FERDINAND, garrifoned at Ruppin, have'received orders to hold themfelves in readi nefs for marching. General Ki.ss ST, the Gover nor of Magdeburg, commands the corps deilined to occupy a part of the Eledorate of Hanover, on which Expedition it has already fet out. LONDON. THURSDAY. APRIL 9. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Cede& 571 1--far APT'. Old per Cent 95i—New cells. 93 4 Per C. 73 it — Le o B Ann. l 7 Prvuu !KICK OT STOCKS TISTSIDAY • lan &oek ex. div. 3 Per C. Ler. 941031 ex div. 5 per ant. Red. Chat L.Ann. t7llB r-t6vci C 3Pa .Vret3 58 571 58 Short Ann. 5/ 4 per Cent. v ex. div. Imp. 3 per Cent pit Per C. Nav y 93i i °nun= 5 514 8 541 3 It is certain that communications pats between bur Minifters and the French Government, but matters have not yet advanced fo far as to render pafiports neeetrary for the negociatorsots was hated yefterday in feveral of the morning papers, and, on their authority, mentioned alfo in this, and the. other evening papers. On farther enquiry, we find there was no truth in the latter report. In deed one of the morning papers of this day ftates frankly that it was impofed upon. Late yefterday afternoon we received the Ham burgh Mail due on Sunday laft, from which we gave Extras% in a part only of our impreffion.— Ey letters from Copenhagen and Elfineur, dated the 28Lb, it appears that our fleet had not then palled the Sound; on that day the wind blew firon g front the N. W. and of courfe was favour able for the attempt ; but no difpofition was made for that purpofe. Accounts from autiburgli State, that a body of soco Danifh troops has taken pofteffion of that City. with the content of the Kinn of PRUSSIA. They have, however, allured the inhabitants,' that this Rep is only a meafure of prudence, dilated by the prefcnt Situation of affairs, and . that neither its independence will be violated, nor its trade interrupted. According to an article from Lnneburgh, the PraAan troops have entered Hanover without any oppofition. SPORTING mrrELLIGENCE. f•FAI'MARKE7 CRAVEN MEETING, doz. WEDNESDAY, APRIL E. . - - Suhfcription Plate of 501. for 2,3, and 4-yr olds. Two-yr-old Courfc. Two-yr-olds carrying 711. —threc-yr-olds Sit. 51.—and four-yr-olds Sit. 121 b. Sir C. Bunbury's Id. c. Sorcerer, 4-yrs-old I Mr. Perrcn's b. c. by John Bull, out of Ariadnc, 2-yrs-old 2 Mr. Golding 's b. c. by &Moon, 4-yrs-old - 3 Mr. Adams's Ch. c. Lazarus, 3-yrs-old - 4 lA. Clermont's ch. c. Vcrnator, 4-yrs-old - dr Three to i on Sorcerer. _ _ Sweepaakes of wogs each, h. ft. D. I. Mr. Concannon's Richmond, 7R. 41b. - rec. Mr. Heathcotes Symmetry, Bft. sills. - pd Mr. Cox 's Cocoa Tree, 61t. 91b. pd Mr. Wilfor's Sophia, 811. 21b. beat the D. of Grafton's Flambeau, 7 1 7 1b. R. M. zoogs, h. ft. —ll to to on Sophia. Mr. W. Thompfon's Vivaldi, 4-yrs .old, 71 81b. beat Mr. Perren's Jack Chance, 1-yrs old, 611. Acrofs the Flat, toogs.--5 to a on Vivaldi. THEATRES. Datiity.LaNt.—ln confequence of the fudden indifpofition of one of her daughters, whole life is in danger, Mrs. JORDAN yeiterday afternoon fent notice to the Theatre, that it was impoffible for her to perform. Bills were polled up immediately in every avcnne, yet the audience were very much diffatisfied and clamorous—but after noife had been drowning noise, and one apology joilling another, for more than an hour after the curtain fhould have been drawn up, Mrs. HARLOWE ae. peared in the charaaer of Peggy, and played it with fo much fidelity and fpirit, that the occafion was more to be regretted than the abfence of Mrs. ' JORDAN. Mrs. H. gave every point with neatnefs and Rrength, receiving the full plaudits of the Houfe for her exertions, and a double portion of them at the clofe of the Comedy. COVANT-GAVDEN....—MASSINGER'S New Way to Pay Old Dela: was repeated for the fecond time ; of the play itfelf our opinion has already been given, and we can fpeak in no lefs commendation of its performance. In Sir Ga.: Overreach Mr. Cooxe was excellent throughout ; there was not a line but was well Iludied, and perhaps a little lefs appearance of it might have had a kill ftronger effed, an ce/are artent—the break of impotence, " Some undone widow 'fits upon my arm " And blunts my purport;—and my (word, " Glued to my feabbard by wroned orphan's tars, " Cannot be drawn," was given in an irrefillible tone of agony :—of his irony in other parts no remark need be made, as he is the completeft matter of it on the nage—when he fays " Out of office out of danger," the audience heard him with repeated burns of laughter, giving it a political allufron. Mr. LEWIS gave an importance to Wellborn, which added very much to the inter& of the Comedy ; but the part does not afford a fufficient (cope for his verfatility of talent. Mardi was truly comic in the poffellion of Molt- DEN and MURRAY; SIMMONS and H. Joirasroar gave to their refpedive charaders every poffible effcd. Lady Alhoard, could not find a better reprefenta tive than Mifs CHAPMAN, who fucceeded in com bining dignity and cafe; and Mifs MURRAY evin ced in Margaret Overreach, a tendernefs that formed a ftriking contraft to the roughnefs and turbulent difpofition of Sir Gilt:. The boxes difplayed an uncommon al emblage of &Non and beauty. The Duke of Cuessta- Lamp was with a fele& party in the box belonging to the Prince of WALE.. The ROYAL FAMILY were domellicated the whole of yefterday at the Queen's-Honfe. Mr. Assov gave a grand dinner yellerday at his houfe in Pali-Mall, to feveral Irifh Noblemen and Gentlemen ; among the company were, Vif count LONGO STILLS, the Secretary at War; Mr. BF Resrota, Lord HARDWICIIT, Mr. ISAAC CORRY, Lord Lim lama, Colonel LONGFIELD Mr. Seen tary COOKE, and feveral others. The departure of Lord HARDWICRL and Mr. Aasor for Ireland is not yet fixed. According to the lateß intelligence from Paris, BONAPARTE means, as it has long been fuppofed, to milli the K•NG of SPAIN in the conqueß of Portugal. For this purpofe he is to furnifh his Moil Catholic Majelly with 23,c500 men, who are now affembling at Bourdeaus. Very little doubt was entertained that with furl a force, the Spa niards would Coon ace this conqueß; but the whole benefit of it was not to be their own, and the Chief Conful, acccording to the fame autho rity on which we Rate this Eat, was to be reward ed with Louifiana, by way of a fettlement on the Continent of America, with a fmall piece of the Pyrenees, and with other remunerations len of tenfible, and probably leis advantageous to the mats of the French Nation. This morning the priloners in the feveral gaols in the City or London and County of Middrefel, were removed to Newgate, in order to take their trials at the, enfuing Sellions, which commence on Wednefday next, at the Old Bailey. In this Paper of Friday laR we gave an article, copied from a Morning Paper, which Rated that, E. Cureton. T. Andlezack, and T. Ogles, privates in the 3d regiment of dragoons, had been capitally conriftcd at Bury Affixes, for a burglary, in the dvrelling.houfe of J. Marvell, of Copdock ; that W. Brown, R. Smith, and J. Swepfon of the fame re giment, charged with the fame offence, were ac quitted, and that E. Bradley, another foldier, was admitted King's evidence attainft his accomplices. We hare authority to awe the public, that this flatement is entirely void of foundation; if any folditrs were tried at Bury, they mull have belonged to fome other regiment, as the 3d dra goonshave not been Rationed in that neighbour dfor many years. m,wrlcAL lA'7F'LLICEA'CE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. W. Alll/VID o Hamburgh o Dulitlio, I 'Waterford, I Donnaalt:tdce, I Jerky mid Guernfey, FALMOUTH, AMU. 6. Orders were received this day for the I.tict STER packet, Captain Silas re, to fail as foon as the wind admits with the mails for Barbadoes, Martinique, and Jamaica : the wind at prefent blows from the weft, confequently the is Rill detained. The American mail is Rill detained for Govern ment orders. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 7. Came in the fchooncr Gatufs, of Liverpool, laden with coffee and cotton, from Demerara, for Liverpool ; fhe was taken by a French privateer, and retaken by his Majefty's fhip DORIS ; of 36 guns, Captain MANsriELD. Came in the TRFNT, of 36 guns, Captain Sir E. HAMILTON ; from a cruize, and brought in a large Englilh built Ihip called the Apollo, laden with wheat and bale goods, which was cut out of St..Maloe's, by the boats of the TRENT; there were no papers on board that could lead to any dileovery of her voyage, or other particulars: it is Paid, that thvec of the TREN is men were killed, in effdling the capture. Came in the brig William, of St. John's, Captain W. WADLAND, from Briftol, bound to St. John's, laden with various mcrchandize ; the was taken the tit intl. by the Renard French privateer, of St. Maloe's, and retaken on the 3d following by the DASHER ; of 18 guns, Captain TOBIN : alfo the RENARD; of zo guns, Captain SPICER, from a cruize ; and the Amphitrite, Spite E Boy from Litbon to Hamburgh, with hides, fugar, and fruit, detained by the DART. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL & Arrived the Milne, ALLAN, put back from the Weft India fleet, having received damage by run ning foul of another (hip ; and the Maria, FERRIES, one of the fame fleet, having received damage by running foul of another (hip off Torbay ; and the John, ROPER, with pepper, from Salem, in 3o days. YARMOUTH, APRIL 8. Sailed the POWERFUL and ALKMAAR men of war, to join Sir HYDE PARREa's fleet in the Baltic. —Arrived this morning the EARL of LEICESTER packet, with Mails and padingers from Cuxhaven. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. The Patfey, PEACOCK, from Liverpool to Vir ginia, is taken and carried into Guadaloupe. The Francis and Mary, SPENCE, for Baltimore, is returned to Liverpool with damage, having been on fliore. The Denton, Lorutanscroa, from London; the Young Peter, —, from Liverpool • and two Portuguefe veffels, are loft on Oporto Bar. The Mary, Pi Kr, from Newfoundland to Lit. bon, was taken on the tsith of February, by a French privateer, and fcnt for Vigo. DEAL, Aran. B.—Sailed the Belvidere, --, for India: and SAVAGE floop, with the outward bound under convoy to Portfmouth. GRAVESEND, API, B.—Pafied by the BLikeney, —, and Blenheim, Wassraa, from Lilbon : Hercules, from Saint Georgia : and Saint Archangell, --, from Charleflown. ARRIVED. At Sr. Kites.—the Guinea Planter, Wedge, from BriRol; Rofe, Young ; London, Blair; and Glamorgan, Sate, from London. At Antigua —Mary, —, from London ; and Perfevcrance, Croft, from linßon. At Grenada—Thcmis, Douglas, from London ; and Ann, Silk, fromNewcallle. At St. Vincent's... Matthew, ; and St. V.ilcert'a, John- Ica from London. _ _ _ At n London. Smith; and Cove, Baird, from At Montferrat..-Neptune, SerJean', from London. At Barbados-I..itona, Diana, Campbell ; Samuel, Sughrue ; Olive Branch, —; Maria, Arthur; Jupiter, Bur* mires; Ann, King; Mariner, Dodds; Neptune, —; Tul. lode Cattle, Willem; Alert, Sir Gamey %Whiter, =Alexander, Robertion; Wiacbefter, Smith; and Kent, from London. NEWCASTLE, APRIL 4. On Friday 'fe'nnight, it bhw a hurricane from S. E. during which a veffel went sante at Don Mouth. The crew were Caved, and if the weather continues moderate, the veffcl will be got off. She is the Chriflian, LIASIC, from Kirkwall, for Mon trofe and Leith. The Brothers, of Sunderland, from Aberdeen, in banal, was put afhore among the rocks at John's-haven. The crew were with the utmoft difficulty Caved, and the veffel wcnt to pieces loon after. We are happy in laying, that the oats, beans, peas, and barley are nearly all fown in this neigh bourhood, and a finer feed-time has not often been known. The wheau univerfally look promifing, as do the clovers, and•afford a cheering profpeti of a bountiful year. Since the gales, ufually attendant on the Vernal Equinox, have blown away, the tea on this mall has become very fmooth, and fill is expelled in great plenty. Much fine ling has been expofed to Pale here anc: in Shields, for feveral days pal. Mr. Coatis, a Danifh Vice-Conful at this port, has received an ordinance of the King of 10Ien mark, calling on aU his faithful Subjels, who may be an foreign fervice. immediately to return to their native country ; which, if they do before the eonchilion of this year, they will be pardoned for their offence in deferting from their native land without permiffion ; but if they do not return with. in the fpecified time, they will be confidered un worthy of being Danil► Subjeds. CHATI!..IIk!, APRIL 6. A. few days fince I:tiled to Blactilaitc4 to t:the in her powder and g!:ns, the ASIA of 64 gllll.l. —Monday Lan was t a k en out admit, the STAN DARD, 0164 guns, having been fitted for lea. Tuef day was taken out of dock, the BLENHEIM, hav ing been cut down from a 98 gun (hip to a 74, and will carry the fame weight of metal on her lower deck as a 98.—Wednefday was taken into dock to be fitted for fea, the THasvus, of 74 guns.--Fri day the GELYKHEID ' Of 64 guns, was taken into dock to be fitted. The LION, of 64 guns, is rigged ready for failing. The Weft India fleet Failed from the COve of Cork on the sit inft. with a fair wind at Eaft and good weather; every fhip has got out Life. The Pfyche Privateer of Nantes, Captain Ls. vattts, of 36 guns and aRo men, captured on the ad of March, after a very fmart aftion of twenty minutes, in which feveral Portugnefe wcrc killed and wounded, in lat. 3i. 23. North, long zo. Welt of Paris, the four following wire's, from Liffion, bound to Pernambucco Amaral Luiza, 19 guns, Amizade, 12 guns, Aaivo, 8 guns, and Aurora. • The Aurora at to having had her cargo taken out, was given up to the crews ' and arrived in th e Ta gus ou the 14. th inflant. The Wyche had previ. ouily captured four Englifh veliels bound to the Well Indies, two of which were in company when the Portugucfe were taken. The following letter from an Officer on board his Majefly's !loop of war, the SWALLOW, of 18 guns,contains a remarkabl e i n ft ance o f treac herous conduit on the part of an enemy's [Lip " On board hit Majefty's (hip Swallow., Port Royal, Jamaica, Feb. 7. " We fell in lately with a Spanifh privateer, commanded by French Officers, of to carriage guns and 103 men, who had the temerity to tn. gage us for half an hour within piftol fhot, and in that time damaged our fails and rigging confider ably. She no looney [truck her colours, than fhe attempted to board us on the quarter; but for this conduit her people met their deferts, eighteen of them being killed, including the Captain, his Lieu tenant, and another Officer. There were feveral wounded feverely, three of whom foon after died on board the SwaLLow. We had four men wounded, two very badly, but they are beginning to recover." Extras! of a Letter from Larne, Ireland, March Early on Friday morning the zoth infiant, the (hip Liberty, of Wilmington, W. MILLER, mailer, from New Orleans, with a very valuable cargo of tobacco, cotton wool, and logwood, for Liverpool, came to anchor at the mouth of this harbour, in a very dangerous fituatjon, near the rocks at Brown's Bay ; it blew a very heavy gale from W. S. W. all that forenoon, in the evening it abated a little over the ebb, and a boat went off and left two officers on board, both good feamen and pilots ; all that night it coatinued blowing, and on the morning of the 2 tfl it inereafed to a hurricane, and continued all the forenoon ; at two P. M. the Matter, finding his (hip drifting towards the rock, was compelled by nccefiity to cut away the mizen.maft, for the prefervation of the Air and cargo ; at that inflant the people from the (hare felt the moll lively compaffion to fee fo many lives and Co much propertl in danger, when four ileilful (hip-matters, James Glafgow, Wm. Jefferies, Jof. Urell, (kipper of the King's barge, and Mor res M , Keag, and another, put off in the King's boat, at the imminent peril of their lives, and by Gon's mercy got on board, which had they miffed they mull have gone to fea. Such a reinforce ment animated the crew, and changed the Mat ter's determination of cutting away the other malls, and though the fqualls inereafed after the boat got on board, they Ruck to it, and after cut. ting away one anchor and weighing the other, the was got fafe into Port at (even P. M. on the alci, and by the affiaance of a borrowed anchor, the is now moored in fafety.” At the Corn Exchange yeflerday the (ales were rather dull. Wheat is again declining in price. With flour there was very little done. On the 27th ult. a fleet of about eighteen !hips belonging to Roflock and Lubeck, failed from Denmark to England with Corn. It was much apprehended' on Monday left, at Plymouth, that a riot, of a very ferious nature, would take place the next morning, at the town of Dock ; in confequence of which all the Regular Troops, .Militia,,and Volunteer Corps, in the neighbourhood, were under arms at nine o'clock, and ready to as as occafion might require : but very fortunately every thing remained peaceable and quiet, and the Troops were difmilled about neon. The Butchers at Plymouth have agreed to fell, on Monday next, beef and mutton at 7d. per lb. and the bakers, to fell flour at ts. tod. per quarter ; and to the great mortification of the flour dealers in this neighbourhood, the bakers have determined, by an advertifement, not to give more than three guineas per lack for flour, after Monday next, by which Monopolizers will experi ence a very confidcrable Ellol.llsll STATE LOTTIET. Thirty-Second Day.—No. 59,757. a Prize of so,oool. No. 23,687, a Prize of wool. No. 13,054, a Prize of tool. No. 33,621, 33477, 9,342, 54,907, Prizes of 1001. No. 24812, a Prize of Sol. The Ticket No. y 9,737, drawn yefterday, a prize of Twenty Thoufand Pounds, was fold and I regifiered at the Office of Meffrs.HAZARD, BURN r, I and Company, No. 93, Royal Exchange ; where No. 44,718, drawn the 24th ult. a prize of Five Thoufand Pounds, was alfo fold and feat by poll to Mein. Tllollintis and Co. Edinburgh: the fol lowing prizes in the prefent Lottery were alfo fold and fluted at.the alio% c Office. No. 58,545, a prize of wool.; and 39,006, 43,638, 38,217, 36,852, and 2,351, prizes of sool. each. We have particular pleafure in being able to congratulate tf.e Public, upon the hapy confe quences, which, we are *fared, have ref ulted from the ufe and application of that invaluable Medi. tine to Prevent and Cure the Yellow Fever ; ori. ginally fold by Marrs. Cats° and BUTLER, of Cheapfide, but now fold by appointment of the Proprietors, only at Mr. Gocnimo's, Coruhill. 1 ::