Star. — London, England, 1802-03-01 00:00:00

LONDON. MONDAY, MARCH I. Deism, Fes. so .-3 per Cast. Gov. Deb. pa Cowie of EseMege-•-Da6Ho ces Leedom,' f. to Dr to dia ca rit so- coerce, and by which this country mull fink, and a few intriguers only, as corks (In do they cluck themfelves) float on the furface with dark lanterns, to the deteflation of every honourable man. The Admiralty has difpatched orders to the fhipyards for building new (hips. Rotterdam is to furnifb three frigates; Haarlingen, one brig ; Middleburg, one (hip of the lines Amflerdam, two c orvettes and one frigate ; and Hoorn, to repair the Eat India (hips. According to the plan of our Government, the Colonial troops are to depart in July, as well to the Earl as the Well Indies. The Ale of the great quellion to be daerrnined in the Council of Government is by no means pro blematical. The Prefident is of an Orange com plexion ; and his party is the arongefl in that body. 9 againft 3. As form as the neceffary orders ar rive, and the favourable moment, the refult will doubtlefs be communicated to the public. A fingular report has been in circulation here tome days pan, and which does not feem to lofe ground : that one of the Bourbon branches is to be reflored to the crown of France, and that Bel gium will be guaranteed to Bom a ram as the re ward of his eminent ferrite~! But no body knows from whence this intelligence originated. The friends of the Prince of ORA G a hope, that when he has refigned all his claims in this coun try to his fon, he will be permitted to refide here as a private citizen. Not only the painters, but the poets of Amfter. dam, have been bufily employed of late in making preparations for celebrating the general peace. A great number, however, of the cituens have come to a refolution not to partake of thefe rejoicings, till they know what their country is to get by that event. - Private letters from Paris Mention, that the French Government has givett orders for Wing the greateft difpatch in determining all the pending caulks, with relation to the Batavian (hips, which have been declared prizes during the war, and to which the Dutch merchants had put in their claims. Several (hips will be Slot tly fitted out in this country for the African trade, which has proved to beneficial to the Engli(h during the war, and from which they will now be excluded, with rela tion to our colonies. ST.DAvtiVeDae.—Holiday at the Exchequer and Ezdfe Men (PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : I d i z ea C. Cosi mosey, est 6 see 9 . 9 T4 per Cent per Cam zoo.— Laos Ann. sof. PRIG! OT STOCKS ON SATURDAY : j per C. C.seri $ per Ct. Jur 'miff 4 per Cast. 1114 Lon Ann. sof pz6 5 pis Cast. Ma. tool Mss per Cart. toot* Coat. for Aix. 691 f f _ . tefterday arrived a Mail from Holland] and another from Hamburgh. The letters hobs the Hague (peak confidently of a great change being about to take place in the fyllem of the Busying Government, and (late, that the Chief Magillracy will be . ..ailed in one perfon, but Who that will be renfaini a myftery. Some fuch arrangement as this has been re ported to be in embryo for fome tithe, and by comparing the Dutch and French reports On this fubjeft, it appears not improbable that the family of the Stadtholdcr may once more fill the place of Chief Magittratc in Holland. A French journal, the Pulestille, of the sad ult fags, gs We are allured the Prince of ORANCII is difpofed to refign his rights in favour of his eldell fon, and that this is the reafon the young Prince intends vifiting Paris." Orders were received at the Hague on the icth of February, to hire hotels for the Engliflt Mini. Rer, whbfe arrival was expeded there in the begin sting of the enfuing fpring. We have received Paris Papers to the 27th ult. inclnfive. They hate, the French fleet has at length reached St. Domingo, where it met with a moll friendly reception from TovSNAINT Locv ea roar. On the other hand, American Papers, received at Falmouth by a veffel which reached that port two days!ago from New London, Rate, that TOUSSAINT hA been put to death by tilde who were averfe to the Eland being delivered Up to the French troops. Neither of thefe ilatements left on fuck authority as to enable us to decide which of them is malt entitled to credit.-.-Tinv Confetia, 56 f. go c. leßerday the Royal Family, attended by the Duke of C.slaßlDoe, Earls CNISTIRTIALD and HARRINGTON, Major Disatto', the Hon. Mrs. %Renner, and Mifs Visa, went in two coaches to St. George's Cathedral ; the toth Light Dra :'oons and the Stafford hire Militia were drawn up la the court-yard, the Earl of UXBRIDGI giving the word of command, and the band pl aying - "Ond Save the King." The Right Rev. the Bahop of Nom c , Drs. LOCKMAN, DODSWORTM, CIADISOVON, and the Rev. Mr. Noetner, met their Majefties at the Chapel. An excellent fer- Innn vras preached by the Rev. Mr. FISHER. from St. Paul's Epiftk.v the Epbetians, chap. 6, retie I o.—Fiadi j Iv/rang in de LoaD, and is ths paw of mkbe. On Saturday the Duke of You had another long interview with the Prince of Wales at Carlton Hnufe. On Saturday the Neapolitan Minifter received difpatches from his Court. The Meffenger came through France. "7" -- • • Late an Friday night Mr. Straw, the hieffinge'; 'as difpatched to Amiens. The Kiuc has been pleafed to grant the dignity of a Vifcount of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto the Right Hon. Asit Ef rott Baron CURZON, and to the Heirs Male n his Body lawfully begotten, by the name, Ityl-, and title of Vilcount Cuazov, of Penn, in the County of Buckingham. His Majefly has been pleated to appoint Sir _lntim DAVIT. of Creed'', Bart. to be Sheriff of the county of Devon. We are happy to announce that Government have at length received an official intimation of the acceffion of the Court of Sweden to the Con vention of Peteriburgh. As the acceffion of Den mark had previoufly takcn place, we have now to congratulate the Public upon the happy termina tion of all differences between this country and the Powers of the North. The ufual periodical notice relative to the en forcement of the wife and necefrary laws againt Britillt Artificers and ManufaElurers going to fo reign countries to ezercife their feveral callings, is inferted in the Gazette of Saturday evening. His Majefty having baen pleated to appoint HENRY BENTINCR, Efq. Captain General and Covernor in Chief of the Illand of St. Vincent, Bequia, and fuck other of the Wands commonly called the Grenadines, as lie to the Northward of the illand Cariacou, in America, he on Wed nefday lall took the ufual oaths appointed to be taken by the Governors of his Majefty's Planta tions. Official letters have been received by the Colo nels of Irifh militia, intimating the intended imme diate reduttion of their refpeetive corps, and ear nettly requeiling that they will ufe their influence to induce the privates to cilia in the 58th, 89th, and 9sd foot, lately difembarked at Cork, and the other regiments which to nobly fought and fo greatly fuffered in Egypt The 7th, or Royal Fuzileers, Rationed at Nati fir, and the 66th regiment, Rationed at New foundland, are ordered to Jamaica. On Saturday we announced the arrival of the Cumberland packet, with mails from the Leeward Hands, after a paffage of 35 days from Tortola. One of the paffengers, Lieut. A. I. MACAULAY, of the 68th regiment, having died on the voyage home (on the t th of February), the mails were detained at Falmouth, for the purpofe of being fumigated. 'Lieut. ASHWORTH, of the fame corps, another pailinger, and the crew of the packet, are healthy. The Cumberland packet failed fom Barbadoes on the 3oth December, from Martinique, on the 3d January, from Dominica on the 6th, from Antigua on the t ith, from Montferrat and from Nevis on the t 3th, from St. Kitt's on the 18th, and from Tortola on the soth. —.The Cumberland left at Martinique the South hampton, Tamer, Drake, Van Tromp, and Gipfey. —While at Antigua the Drake arrived there, with difpatches from Admiral Du CK woe zit, and failed again the fame day. The Reverend Dr. Ginner, whore death we an nounced on Saturday, was a man profoundly learn ed in facred, and in various branches of profane li terature ; his refeareh and acutnefs in the fezerer itudies were unrivalled, while his many effutions in lighter compofitions are dillinguithed by their cafe and humour. His mind was truly liberal, etertgei, benevolent, and active—his converfation always interellins and initruetive. His temper was indeed fumetimes irritable, but alma initant ly appeafed, and never vindietive. gi The fun ne ver went down on his wrath." The Duke of BEDFORD has been confined for Come time at Woburn Abbey, with a violent in difpofltion. Laft Thurfdgy he was taken fo ill, that it was thought proper to fend to town for medical aid. On Saturday Dr. HALIFAR and Sir Joni EARL left Lordon for Woburn. At eight eight o'clock yefterday mOrning an esprefs ar rived at Arlington-ftreet, addre tFed to Lord Lau. DERDAL a, who Is indifpofed at his Grace's Houle; his Lordibip canted the following Bulletin to be iltewn to the numerous inquirers who thronged to the houfe during yefterday I' Woburn, Sunday morning, 3 (Mork. * The Doke =dement an operation kit night at (even o'clock, and every fymptom bas (ince been u favourable as poSbk." At four o'clock in the afternoon Lord Lavine- I DALE received another letter froth Woburn, from Mr. Les ANTONIN I dated ten o'clock, which was brought by Mr. BROMLEY CHESTER, of Upper; Grofvenor.ftreet, flaring his grace to be going on very favourably. His Grace', complaint, it is un- derflood, is an abcefs in his fide. Inctsnoa being indifpofed, the patt of fosig Meadow, was undertaken at Covent•garden on Saturday by HILL; who, making ithe neceWary allowance, acquitted hlmfelf with credit. At the moment when Vzsrsis and Mademol. felle CHAIIIIOI were preparing to appear an the nage at Lyons, the Prefat of the Rhone tranfmit ted to them an order from the Mininer of the In terior, requefting their return to Paris; as their leave of able= bad expired. The performance was of courfe prevented, and the two aftors Set off inftantly for Paris. • Saturday the Lottery Wheels were removed to Guildhall, preparatory to the drawing, which commenced this morning. From Newcaftle on Tyne we are informed of a mon extraordinary cure, performed on Mrs. Hinde, of Willington-Mill, after her cafe had completely baffled the mon eminent Medical Gentlemen in that ' neighbourhood: a violent Scorbutic Difordcr, of many years Qanding, in her head, had not only difabled her from attending any other bufinefs, but nearly deprived her of fight : in Augull laft the received an eafy and complete cure by means of Dr. GARDNIR'S ALTERATIVE PILLS, WhiCll:Will be Melted by her, and by Mrs. Bleades, Fancy- Drefs Maker, Pilgrim-fhvet, Newcaftle. This Me dicine is fold by the Dr. at his Houle, No. 75, and 76, Long-Acre, London; by the Venders in town or country, in a Is. los. 6d. or Ss. boxes, duty in eluded; 6s. fared in the Guinea.-25. sd. boxes for the Poor. CORN M4RKE7 S. .1111ARI•LANE, MARC!, I. We had no confiderable fupply of Wheat this day; the (ales were tolerably brifk at week's Currency; or fomething more for fuperfine fam ples. Barley and Malt do not appear either to be dearer, yet a life in the trade. Oats are dull, and look down. Beans. Peas, a'nd other Corn, are nearly as in our WI. There is no alteration in Seeds of any fort. Flour 6os. per lack. Engli(h Wheat, 565. 745. to 78s. primea, Bos. Foreign Ditto, 4.65. 743. Rye, 365. 4os. 425. Barley, s6s. 385.-(Malting) 405. 455. Malt, 443. 505.-Futell, 315. 335. Oats, I6S. 23. 243. Horfe. Beans, (New) 3os. 345. Tick Beans, (New) 265. 325. Hug Peale, 335. 365. Boilers, 365. 4os. 421. Spring Tares, ss. 6d. to pg. 6d. per bufhel. Carraway Seed, 365. to 415. per cwt. Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt. Canary, 84s. to sios. per cwt. Rape Seed, 341. to 371. per laft. Flour, 555. 6os. per lack. Red Clover* 548. 7os. Bos. 86s. per cwt. White ditto, 58s. 84.5. 1 t4s, Trefoil, 265. 405. 3216 FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, F/B. 27. Average price of Corn in EngLipd and Wales, from the Re turns coding the Seth of February, 18oz. Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beal Peale. I. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 8. d 8 d. 73 7 47 11 ao 6 20 II ao 3 41 o The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made In the week ending the 24th of February, is 40$. 6 id• per hundred weight. IPAICiII Or GRAIN, AT TNt VOLLOWINO 111 I. - kastworroas.--Vibeat 603 od to 74$ od per (tarter. Batley 34$ od to 396 od I Beans 35$ od to 46s ad Oats 2Cai od to 296 od Peak 386 od to sas od M.stoausawo.—Whea t 76; od to 16s od per quarter. Barley 39$ od to 42s 64 I Beans 34$ od to SO. od Oats ass od a ass od Peak 394 od to ass od Newsy*. r.--Wheats, sBa od. to 745. od. per Quarter. Bartel 341 6d to 41$ 6,1 I Beans 36$ od to 42$ od Oats sot od to ass od Peafe 38s od to 433 od Ha .—Wheat 6os od to gos Od per Quarter. Barley 36s od to els od I Beans 373 od to egs od Oats 209 od to 2,7 s od Peafc 36s od to 431 od ittenixo —Wltegt dos. od. to 79e. od. per c art. I dats Barley 333 od to 431 64 I Beans sis co 428 tea 6d to 42s od Peale eos od to ees od The bats at ess. are a new article, called the Potatue Oat. The quantity fold exceests 4o quarters, which being for feeds fetched a great price. At Warminfter market, on Saturday lafi, the prices of corn were as follows : Wheat, by the quarter, 31. to 31. Bs. ; barley, 11. tos. to 21.15; oats, 11. to 11. 4s. ; beans, 11. 16s. to al. t as. FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Tars avevnio. Tile Matrilineal of &till: e lm, Artiostoo-ftreet. Lady Wdby's Rout. Are • Hon. Mr. Thomas Bligh's Dinner, icrkeley4quare. WIDNeSDAT. Mr. C. Grey!lie's Meeting, Druton-ftrect. • Counters of Peirtfinonth's Rout, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. Mrs. Adair's Rout, Pall -mall. Marquis of Sligo's Dinner, Grafton-flreet. Lord Caftlereagh's Private Dinner. THURSDAY. Lord Caftlereagh's Grand Dinner. Cleveland-row. Countefs of Mount Edgcumbes Rout, John-Brest, Berkeley fguare. Mrs. Weyland's Rout, Grofvenor-Rreet. Mr.. Bathle's Ball, Harley-ft rect. Lady Harevrood's Rout, Hanover-rquare FRIDAY. Vifeotun Carietwes Grand Dinner, Ocorge-itreet, Hanover• feitiarr. Mr. nowtprod's Grand Nona, Grofvenor-fquare• Mrs. Lowther's Rout, Brook-Greet. Mrs. Fuller's Ball, Fitzroy-fquare. Marquis of Sligo's Private Dime. Lady Moore's Piny, Stratford-place. Earl of asolotoodeley's Private Dinner. SATIIIIDAT. The Speaker's Masser. SUNDAY. Counters of Kenniare's Mune, Portniaa-Cpare. Lady Hampdtit'a Mahe, Greet-ftreet. Mrs. Brooks's Maar, Harley.ftrcct. Mils Milford's Party, Cliffoisl-ftrcet. Marquis of Sligo's Dinner, Grafton-ftreet. Marquis of rieadford's Private Dinner, Stanhope-Arent. Mr. Abbot's Dinner, Pall-mall. FASHIONS for MAICH.—FULLDRESSESI.The train and body of white fatin, with a short robe of fine muffin over it. Full sleeves alfo of muffin. The whole trimmed with fain, and Reel or Myer beads. Turban of crape and fatin trimmed with the fame as the drefs. The hair very long, hang ing in light curls over the face. a. The body and train of yellow fatin or (ilk, trimmed with fwanfdown. The Reeves and petti coat of white crape, and the former ornamented with gold trimming. A turban of white muffin, with a yellow feather in front and a fancy Bower on the left fide. Yellow films. 1. FULL Daass.-..-A robe of filk, with full fleeves of white cape, the body made very low be fore, with full fronts of white crape drawn over the bofom. A turban of crape and Patin. The hair dreffed very long in curls hanging over the face. 2a A plain main drefs, drawn round the bofom. A large handkerchief.thaped veil thrown carelefsly over die head. 3. A bonnet of yellow or buf velvet, ornament. ed with three oftrich feathers. A large (bawl. 4. A bonnet of blhe velvet, with a atm lace veil.' A cloak of figured velvet or fatin, trimmed all round with very deep lace. 5. A pelice of velvet. Large velvet bonnet, ornamented with a feather and flower. OassavarioNs.—The prevailing colours are firaw, yellow, and rofe. Otlrich feathers and fancy flowers are the prevailing ornaments for the head. Silver and fled beads arc very much ufed for the head, and for trimming drelfes. White fatin Spanith hats are very mush worn for drefs. An Oratorio, followed by a ball, took place at Ipfwich on Thurfday, fbr the relief of the induf trious poor of teat town ; when the receipts amounted to sal. • frif4UTIC-11., INTERLIOL'NCE. TALMOU 1 11. {°FB. 26 Sailed the PRINCESS AMELIA packet, STEVrNs, with mails of the 17th inf. for the Leewaid Elands; the LORD CHARLES SPENCER packet, CrITESWORTH, with the mails of the 3d init. for New York and Halifax; and the Ki,.o GFOPC c packet, YESCOMBE, with mails of the 16th and :3d mai for Lifbon ; alfo the Prince of Wales, Evils s, for Cork; Two Brothers, EDWARDS, for St. Ice.; . and the London, MARTIN, for Liverpool. The Ship Suffolk, Captain JOHN MILLAR, from Bengal, (laft from St. Helena) with 6000 bags of lice, and 45 bales of piece goods, was yederday morning, in a violent Storm at north, thrown on Shore on the rand of Hayle Bar, near St. Ives, and Is full of water. The Captain and crew with the greaten difficulty were hauled on !bore by means of ropes, except two of the men (one a Mulatto) who were lick below, and who both periffied.— This afternoon part of the cargo was taken out, and if it continues moderate, it is expeCted that both Blip and cargo will be faved. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY a. Yellerday arrived the Enterprize, Capt. Pe ss- MORE, (a tranfport) from Minorca ; alto the brig Trinity Bay Yatch, Capt. T. EtlsoN, from Sun. derland.—Sailed the Happy Return, H. REID, for Sunderland; and the Maria, J. PAINE, for Liver pool. A number of the Argyle Fencibles, with their baggage, were landed from his Majetty's (hip DELFT this day. This day arrived the Concord, J. Pa iv sr r, with barley from Great Yarmouth; and hisMajeßy's (hip RAMBLE, Capt. RY a,from Jerfey. FROM LLOYD', LIST. DIAL, Frs. 28.—Came down and failed the PIGOU ' CoLLITT, for the EA-Indies. Came down the DAVID SCOTT, Jowls, for the Ealt- Indies, and remains. —Wind S. S. W. GRAVESEND, FEB. 28.—Paffed by the Jeifamy, MiCARTHY, from Cork; Hope, YOUNG, from Zuderzee; Peter, MORSELLE, from Embden; and the Robert and Sarah, from Dunkirk.— Sailed the CERES, DUNEFORD, for the EaR-Indies; Princefs Anguita, —, for Jamaica ; William, for Tobago ; Betfey, —, for Cork; Wil. liam, BLOWN, for Madeira ; Rialto, Eva); s, for Waterford; Boreas, —, for Demerara; George, ATKINS, for Gibraltar; Minerva, BARBER, for Boßon ; Lord Duncan, —, and Young Henry, VICKERMAIIM, for Hamburgh. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEB. ay. DISTRIBUTION OP ►RIZE-MONEY. __ The Wootwicx, for the capture of the Spanifh brig El Arrogante, will be paid on Monday, the sth inftant, at Deptford, on board thelaid Blip; if in port. To the Pitsvott, a final diftribution of the pro ceeds of l'Hirondelle ' and of the falvage of the Minerva, commenced on board the raid Chip at Deptfprd, on Friday the 26th ult. The PI TON, for the capture of the Spanith logger privateets la Virgen de los Delores, San Francifco de Afis, and Neuftra Senhora de Loreto, alias El Atalante, will be paid on Wednefday, the Loth inft. at No. 9, New Broad-ftreet. The AMELIA, for the following veffels—twb brigs, per Hirondelle, le Theodore, by Amelia, a brig marked F. a (loop, name unknown, and a brig, name unknown, will be paid on board the Amelia at Plymouth, on Saturday, the 6th init. The ChILDCRS Iloop, for the capture of the French brig la Sally, will be paid at Plymouth on Friday, the sth The Da sm sit (loop, for the capture of le Teme raire, and le Bien Amie, will be paid at the fame place, on the fame day. The DiAMoND, for the capture of the fchooner l'Elize; and brig Star, will be paid on board the Diamond, at Plymouth, on Saturday, the 6th init. - TORBAY, FEBRUARY $5. Lail night we had a moll tremendous form, which flew fuddenly round from the wellward to N. N. E. and blew with loch violence as to drive a great many of the Brigham, Torbay, fishing floops, and others from their moorings. The Betfey, belonging to Mr. DUGDALL, and a Hoop belonging to Mr. MATTHEWS, drove to the north.. ward of Brigham-Pier, and went to pieces imme diately. Another belonging to a' Mr. JOSEPH To- Z ER, drove nearly into the fame place, and .the not having a foul on board was taken out again by the under furl, which providentially carried her to a miracle all along the lee Shore, on the back of the flay, among the rocks, till the mouth of the Pier prefented itfelf, when the was carried in betwixt near zo anchors, where no man could have (leered her, and is faved. She belonged to a poor old Fisherman. Eight or ten more are on Shore, as are two bartve„ s from Plymouth, vidual lers to the fleet, whi c h will, we fear, be either loft or materially damaged. A man of war's long-boat is on Shore on the rocks. The afore-mentioned brig Flirt drove on fhore in the night to the South ward of Brigham, and went to pieces ; the crew are all preferved : hundreds of men, women, and children are on the fea (bore picking up the oranges. One woman fell and broke her leg ; 'a (Lout boy was wafted off the rocks and is drowned, his body not yet taken up. The inhabitants are, as in duty bound, rendering the diftreffed every affi!lancc.— It is a truly awful, melancholy fcene ; feveral others have drove from their anchors, but the form is a little abated. lam proud to find the men of war have rode well out. I do not hear of any accident. A barge belonging to Mr. Pertii SYMONS, of Plymouth, JOHN BURGOIN mailer, drove on Shore near the Navy Quay, and is gone to pieces.—Crew preferved. A Tittle boy belong ing to the brig Flirt, clung to the rigging, till cold and fatigue obliged him to quit his hold, and he fell into the fea. 1 , r , ~' 0 I H 1 Ii 0,1 : ~ I • ! . t ' '.../