Star. — London, England, 1801-07-22 00:00:00

PARIS JOURNALS. This day we received Paris Journals of the 18th ;n il • b e ing one day later than thofe received yeller day, Having come at a late hour, we can only this evening prefent the following ettraCt : jotv 18.—Rear-Admiral LINOIS, with three (hips, le Formidable, and l'lndomptable, of s o guns, Captains LoIaDET, Catopins, and MON cOUSOU ; the Defaix, of 74 guns, Captain Pas- SIERA ; and the frigate la Mefirion, of t 8 guns, Captain MANTINING, having given chace to fcme fhips of the enemy which were cruifing off the vas of Provence, appeared before Gibraltar juft atthe moment when a fquadron of fix Engin hips of war arrived there. On the 4th of July, Rear Admiral Litiois had anchored in the Bay of Aljeziras, ezpefting to be attacked next morning. In the night time he landed General of Brigade DEVAUX, with a party of the troops to man the batteries that defend the road. At eight in the morning of the gth, a cannonade began againft the fix Englifb (hips, who foon took their Ration within mufket (hot of the French fhips. The combat was maintained with great obftinacy: both fquadrons teemed to be equally animated with the refolution of conquering. If the French fquadron had any advantage by its petition, the Englith fquadron was of double f orce , and had feveral (hips of 9 6 guns. The Englifh (hip the HANNtset, of 74 guns, had already placed herfelf between the French fqua dron and the land. It was then half paft eleven. This was the decifive moment. For two hours L F o rmielabk; which carried Rear-Admiral LINOS' flag, Rood her ground againft three Englifh (hips. One of the (hips of the Englifh fquadron, which had Rationed herfelf oppofite to one of the French flips, [truck her flag at three.qUarters after eleven . A moment after the Haw Naas, expofed to the fire of the three French (hips, _ which fired on both fides, (truck her's alfo. At half after twelve, the Englifh fquadron cut their cables and flood to fe.. The Hams mt. was taken in tow by le Formi dable.—Of boo men of which her crew confifled, 300 were killed. The MI Englifh wail which had (truck her flag, was extricated by a great number of gun boats and other yeah fent from Gibraltar. This battle covers the French Navy with glory, and (hews what it can do. Rear• Admiral Limots muff have gone to Cadiz with the Hannibal to refit her. We wait with impatience rot an account of the lots &Rained by each veffeli This morning the Review of the Volunteer Corps it% and neat the Metropolis took place in Hyde Park, when the fine weather drew an im menfe multitude of fpeetators. The Corps were difpofed id the following order: INFANTRY. TIM 1110. T WINO YOURS WIT! ITS RIONT AT WCIISINO. TON WAI.I.,ItZTINDINO TOWARD/ COMIIiItLA xi* maxi. Rank & File. Carle. Commatidera 240 Hon. Artillery Corps Colonel Le Mefurier 660 St. George's Volunteers Col. For! of Chciterfield • silo Welimintter Col.Robertfots silo Royal Exchange Major Birch silo .• St. James's CoL Lord Amherft 170 North Daft London Lt. Col Sir R. C. Glyn, Bt. 'co Loyal Hampftead Major Boydell silo Loral London Lieut. C.ol. Kenlingtod sco South Eaft London Lieut. CoL Curtis leo Loyal Pimlico Major Rol/titan so Sot:tercet Place Major Sterling So S St. Pancras • Major Dix on 4o / Rend& Town ' Captain Frafer --saki • Tlit LITT WINO 'ORMAN WIT! ITS LIPT Nita' NTOt mac coati's, ZITINDINO TOWAIDI COM 4 44 t Stake Newington Captain Ogle Jo Tottenham Captain Williams so Edmonton Captain Goren lls North Weft London Lt. Colonel Meg 64 Hans Town Captain Penny [ tos St. Andrew & St. Gearp Cara!' Miller 36 St. Clement Danes Captain Edwards so St. Oconee Blooosfbary Captain Smith SO St. Sepulchre Captain Ford So Clerkenwell Captain &don 36 &. Paul's Covent-Owl Captain Bacon 76 St. Luke, Dug= Captain Sir H. Wilton sea St. Mary La Boone It CoL Phipps Ito St. Margaret R St. John Major Vifeciont Belgians 40 Chiferich Capes& Woodralis 70 Fulham Captain M i Ze t t oit 43 S Linsehonfe Captaia 77, so 1 Ratcliffe Captain Boulcot Yo Katilagtata Major Torriano 75 St.George,Hanotrean. Captaia Boodle 76 Highlandas Captain Rofs 120 St. Martia's Major Drummond 53 Mile End Old Town , Captain Liptrapp . 40 Bromley Captain Staines 6 7 Poplar and Blackwell Captain Perry So St. Mary, Whitccharl Captain Rhode ‘o Highgate Captain Rannaker VS Bermondfcy Major (WNW 60 Lambeth Lt. C.A. Sir R. Dorsett. --soft, —.4 7•LLIWINO ZEPT TIE 0100 ID: Ttlt 44 Loyal Maroc Captain Anderfoo zoo Weihntofter Major Elliot 46 Lambeth Lt. Col. Sir R. Barnett. — l9O The Prince of Watts and Duke of You ar rived on the ground Coon after ten. Lieutenant- General Lord HARRINGTON commanded the whole, and onk General Officer was attached to each line. On the arrriial of the Panics, a gun was fired , and followed by a Royal falute from the artillery. The evolutions were executed with admirable pre cifion, and the whole Review was concluded with a propriety and fpirit, which proved the zeal and loyalty of thole who have thus patriotically en lifted in the; defence of their Country. COPJS' MARIcErt At Mark lane, this day, no bufinefs done in the Corn Trade—hardly any one would buy—we heard only of one fade being made, and that was at the price of Monday loft, for Corn of the fame quality.—Flour fold for ss. lets than on Monday. CANTERBURY, JULY a. zco s6o Hog Peas • 46 to 48 31 to to Boiling Peas - 70 to 75 • 23 '0 42 Hay, pr. ton 41. os. to 41. tos. - —to Sainfain, do. 41. los. to 31. ,Ss. 4 0 to 48 Clover, do. 4 45. to 41. IP - 48 TO , 2 Straw, do. 31. os. to 01. os. to Rough Meal 84s. to 87s. 6d. MALT—Brown 88g.—Second 89s.—Pale oos. Price of the Qsartern Loaf - to. 7d. Wbeat Barley Oats - I iced ditto i New Beans Tick Beans Tares It is with great fatisfillion we learn, tliat large fupplies of Grain may be fhortly expe6leci from Ruffia and Canada. The Agents of Government at Q2ebec had, by the lafl accounts from that place, purchared 60,000 Qarters of Wheat, which were to be Chipped for this Country with all pat- ble difpatch. The preparations for the defence of nor milts continue with the utrnoft attivity. , All the cruiz ers in the Downs have been ordered to fea, and twenty additional frigates and (loops of war are ordered to watch the enemy's armaments at Ha vre, Boulogne, and Dunkirk. The Sea-Fenci bles along the coaft are ordered into actual fervice; a fevere arefs for feamen took place on the River on Monday evening; and all Military Officers and Priiates on leave of abfence have been ordered by the Commander in Chief to join immediately their refpeftive corps. On Monday fe'nnight the Royal Aberdeen Vo. lunteers were infpe6ted in the Links by Major-Ge neral HAY; and on Tiefday, the Royal Aberdeen light infantry Volunteers were infpeeted by the General. Sir THOMAS B. Timm 'sort, Bart. who com manded the LEMMAS, of 5o guns, at the battle of the 1411 e, and afterwards captured in the Mediter ranean, bringing difpatches of the aainn, and at which tithe he was wounded, ,and received a pen fion of 2061. per annum, and afterwards com manded the BEttotta, of 74 guns, at the battle off Copenhagen, where he 101 l his kg, has had his penfion increafed to 3001. per annum. The Convention of Royal Boroughs of Scotland having taken the fubjeft of the Fifheries and Chi. Salt laws under their confederation, tinanimou fly voted their thanks to the Right Hon. Mr. ADDI N C TON, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Wi i.i.l A si D DAS, Efq. and NICHOLAS VANSITTART, EN. for their great attention to thefe important fubjeas, fomaterially connelled withthe interell of Scotland. Within thefe laft to years, no fewer than 3o companies for the eretting of bridges, ani it for canals, have been formed in the American State of Matrachufett's. _ _ Silver vafes are now become fo fafhionable at Paris, that the Silverfmiths cannot procure (liver enough to work with. The Flirt. CONSUL of France allows his Mother a petition of 2.4400 francs a year. On the firth da y of every month a fervant brings her 2000 francs. So truly faftiionable a Place of public Refort is Vauxhall become, that numerous Perfonages, we hear, of high Rank, purpofe to patronize parti cular Gala Nights. Thurfday laft, the Diichels of DV/ONSHIRt led the way. To-morr , w even ing's Gala is to be honoured with the Patronage of her Grace of GORDON, who is to be accompanied by her lovely Daughter:, and a large Party or her Noble Friends. It is needlefs to add, that a bril liant throng will, in confequence, be feen to grace fo fplendid and aura: five a Scene of Summer Amufement. While the Royal Amphitheatre, Weftminger Bridge, can boalt of an oYerflowing audience every evening, it may perhaps excite fume furprife that the Manager Mr. AsTLEY, jun. thould with to withdraw after to-morrow and the two following evenings, fuch amufements as the brilliant fpeeacle of Brig Glory in .Egypt, the fafcinating Ballet of the Little Trader, and the excellent Pantomime of 1 the Fairy. Mr. ASTLEY'S motto, however, is no. *dry, and to enthre his friends a continuance of it, he makes another change on Monday next. Sunday evening, about eight o'clock, as two boats filled with pleafure parties, paired dote to each other at Putney bridge, a vraterman belong ing to one of them, inflead of (hipping his oar, kept it extended, feemingly with the intention of doing mifchief. The confequence was, that it Bruck a Gentleman in the other boat in the neck, and iatantly precipitated him to the bottom. — The aggreffor rowed off laughing at the circum ftance. Every exertion, however, was ufed by a number of boats which inftantly repaired to the fpot, for Caving the Gentleman, but unfortunately without effea, as the body never role. Yefterday Jets Westin Bffliop (loud in the pil lory, in Cheapfide, purfuant to his fentence at the laft Old Bailey Seffions, for wilful and corrupt perjury, in making an affidavit in Donors' Com mons, defcribing himfelf to be a bachelor, in or der to mary a young lady of beauty and fortune, having a wife living at the time. Fortunately for the lady, no tonfummation of marriage tool place, her friends having cleated the fraud in time. A great crowd affembled on the occafion : it chiefly confilledof yaw% The great& indignation of the mob was expreffed againft the infamy of his con. dal; but the City Officers prevented any difturb ance, and he was not much inftilted. After hav ing Rood the ufual time, he was mandated to Newgate, to undergo the remainder of his fen tence, which is two years confinement. IRISH STATI.LOTTERY, NOW Daawtsci.—An Experts will arrive daily at the Office of Haunt and Co. a 6, Cornhill, with a regular Account of each Day's Drawing, for the immediate infpettion of thole who honour them with their commands, free of any expence whatever.—Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, will continue on Sale, warranted Undrawn, during the whole time o f Drawing. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind N. N. W. ARRIVED o Hamburgh, o Dublin, o Waterford, Donnagh,.dee, July 19, • Liibon, July 9, FALMOUTH, JULY 19. Arrived the WA LSING /I APA packet, Capt. Ito- EIRTS, in eleven days from Lifbon, with Mails and Paffengers. She failed from hence on the 14th of laR month, and arrived at Lifbon on the 23d, where (he found his Majefly's (hip PHAETON. On the 23th his Maje(ly'c Ihip ANSON arrived from Portfnm - h, and the PLYMOUTH lugger, the latter of which failed with the Pitairoa on the follow. ing day. During her flay at Lifbon, the KING GEORGE packet arrived there from Falmouth with a Mail. The WA LSINGHAIN failed on the 9th July 'for England, leaving in the Tagus his Majeffy's (hips PHAETON and ANSON, and arrived here this' day. Nothing farther was known at Lifbon relating , to the treaty of peace between Spain, France, and Portugal, when the packet failed, but merchants preparing for the worn, were getting ready to em bark all their property.—The KING GEORGE packet was expected to fail from Lifbon with the Mails in a few daysafter the WALSINGHAM.—The ANSON frigate was to fail with a fleet from thence on the 9th initant, under convoy for England. The Paitengers are Commillioner Toway, of the Viaualling Office, Meffrs. REED, NANKIVIIL, CLARKF, W. CREASE, O'BRIEN, and a Portuguefe Meffenger with difpatches. Sailed the DOVER cutter, SHARP ; and FEAR- Lvss gun.brig, with a fleet of colliers for Wales. The PRIKCE of WALES %lathe Mail of the 14th intl. for Lilbon, is to fail as foon as the Wind will permit : the Au CICLANDt With the Leeward Ifland Mail of the third Wednefday of this month; has not yet received failing orders.—Wind S. S. E. and calm. YARMOUTH, JULY az. Sailed the PRINCE of ORANGE packet, Captain BRIDGE, for Cuxhaven, with the Mails for Ham hill gh and Bremen of the 17th intl. and Mr. HUN TER, a mellinger.—Wind N. SHEERNESS, JULY 21. Arrived the WAA L. AA Mll - :FD of 26 guns, Cap: HALL, from the Baltic. The Mtousit, Captain GOA ',Alit be paid to.morrow, and fail immedi• ately r the Downs : every exertion is making nn beard the Isis and BaiLLIANT, to get them ready for fca, they are expelled to fail in a few days. The Dr it NDER gun brig, Lieut. LEVEY, is gone nut of harbour to the Little More. A large fleet of Eati Country (hips paned the Nore yelterday fur the River. Wind at Weft. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, JULY It.—Sailed the PREVOY•HT Man of war, to the weftward.—Wind S. W. Genv ssr ti ri, JULY 2 t.—Paifed by the London, —; Minerva, —; Commerce, DISURAY ; Pitt, ARNOLD; Mariner, DODDS; Admiral Col poys, —; Angitilus Czfar, KIRBY ; Elizabeth, —; Simon Tayler, WATT; Francis and Eliza, —; Latona, BLAIR ; Nero, GI a 1 G g.Ann, —; Generous Planter, Jonsson; Habeas, SMITH; Lion, PesTr ; Princefs of Wales, Gino; Ann, KING; Bi itilh Qneen, —; Sir Godfrey Web- Iler, Sr INCE ll; aria, CRAWFORD; Louifa, MoR GAN; Jamaica, MARSHALL; Princefs Royal,.—; Caerwert, —; Devon, PALPARIt; Jupiter, But- Rows; Cefar, BRVCI; Lord Duncan, —; Flora, W RRRRR ; Reward, LRECH; Britith Tar, SMITH ; Latona, —; Catharine Green, SEMS; and Refolution, —, from Jamaica's Copernicus, BISOWN; and Hercules, --, from Dantzick; Drie Frederick, —; and Triptolemus, --*, from Hamborsll.—Sailed the Twe Gebroders, I—, for Calais; and Vrow Helena , —, for Dieppe. lITILICT 011 • LETTIS. TROM ovrtcut, DATID 0114 MORTALITE. Oil WIT, JULY I. " I will give you an account of our pilot's ex curfion to Breft :—Having volunteered to go on lhore and get every polfible information with re fpea to the Breit fleet, his Cervices were accepted,. and the following evening we landed him, after agreeing to fend for him at two different places on the three following nights, which we did during five nights, but no pilot was to be feen ; this was owing to force miftake made either by us or him, in not going to the right place. We of courfe gave him up, not doubting but he was taken up as a fpy ; however, after being gone eight days, he came alongfide in a French boat, with two men, which brought him off in the following manner from Brea. He hired this boat to go into Came rat Bay; upon getting pretty near to it he told them he did notmean that Bay, he meant Bar. thorn Bay, which m I fuppofe half way to the (hip from the harbour ; after getting near that Bay, he Paid he wanted to go to Point St. Mathews (which was about two gundhots from the (hip), the men belonging to thebrast flew in a pallion, telling him they would take him back to Brea, when intlantly he took a brace of pillols from bis pocket, exclaim ing s r ail E i gh i ew, and if you do not put me on — board of my fhip, without delay, I'll blow your brains out; pointing a piltol to each of them the whole or the way ; however, they thought proper to bring him on board ; perhaps you may be im patient to know the news he brought us; he rays, there are 23 fail of the line in the outer harbour, ready for fen, nod at in tae inner harbour getting ready ; there are four frig-ates defined foi the Welt Indies. The fleet which are coming out; it is ex peeled in the courfe taf a month, confif s of fourteen ftil of French# and fix of Spanifb line, hefides two frigates which are thole which we engaged. Our pilot dined on board one of them with a feaman that told him of the action, and that our floc frock their top-malt in two places, and two in the hull ; and although they only (truck us once in the hull, they believed, and made not the leaf" doubt trtt they did us confiderable damage. Their 1141110 are the Furious and Syrenne ; the former I.f . 44 guns, the latter of 36 guns. The fleet is fuppofed to be defined for Egypt, with troops. There are a great number of gun-boats fitting out in the dif ferent ports in Brett, upwards of two thoufand, they fay to invade the iflands of Guernfey and Jer i fey. The Spaniards in Brea are very fickly, above fifteen hundred have died fincc they have been in Breit. The French have taken three fail of the line from them, and }wilted their colours, in pay ment, they fay, for maintain . ; them.' On the loth inflant the DORIS frigate run fo clofe into Brett, as to be fired on by the Frrnrh batteries. There were fix flags flying, three FrLnell and three Spann, and the whole fleet, in a itatc of apparent rcadinefs for fea, conflited of z 5 fail of the line, and 12 frigates, betides corvettes. A letter from an Officer on board his Maj:ly's (hip la Louis, off Havre, dated July 14, fay s : " The French are firing their flux de at Havre, and their (hips are gaudily decorated with colours in celebration of this day, In dear to them I on account of its being the Anniverfary of the de ftruaion of the Mile. It will per baps be no new intelligence to inform you that a flotilla of eight fail of gun-veffels got into Havre on the 3d of July. They came front Ifigney, and the weather was in hazy that we did not difcover them till they got within a few leagues of the place. "The Maryland American frigate, Captain Ro gers, is Rill lying at anchor in the outer roads of Havre. During the tempefluons weather w; had for the WI fortnight, wind at S. W. (he has been failing about with the fquadron for Way. The American Captain dined on board tile Commo -1 dole's (hip the other day, and by him we learn that there are five frigates in Havre ready for fea, as alfo a vaR number of gun•brigs, tic. Since our late attack they have never reappeared out of the bafon. The French are eredling mortars and mak ing additional preparations of defence at Havre.— The fquadron Rood in this morninr, confiding of the CLYDE, Captain CUNNINGHAM, la LOIRE, Cap tain NEwMAN, the TRENT, Sir C. HAMILTON, the R.I.IISTANCE, Hon. Captain DIGBY, WOLVERENF, Captain WIGHT, the B ASILISK And the COC HA FLS lugger , . The firft and two laft have fince part ed company." A letter from Donlirk, dated sth July, Rates, " The flotilla equipping in our harbour, and which confifts of three large frigates, feveral cor vettes, and a number of sun boats and flat bot tomed boats, is preparing . to put to fea. A number of tranfport (hips with different battalions of infantry, with horfe and foot artillery, and (*L ycra' companies of light artillery will join them. The divifion which has failed from Havre .de Grace has likewife land troops on board. The di vifions of Calais and Boulogne have failed lik:- wife ; and troops arrive daily on the coafls from Calais to Flanders. From all this we conclude that the espeditition fo long preparing againft England will really be attempted." The following !lips from the Baltic fleet are or dered to join the Channel fleet off Bred : Ganges • 74 Guns, Cart.J. BRISIANC, (adting) Ruffell 74 M. CUMIN°. &Ilona 74 —— T. DIRTIC. Warrior 74 C. TATIAI. Defiance 74 --- Remescx. Defence 74 —Lord a PACILET. A guardflip is to be Rationed off Harwich har bour,manned by the pikemen of the different ports upon the Eller and Suffolk coaft. A letter fromßruffels dated July 9, Rates, befides the flotilla from Havre, the fmall flotillas of Bou logne and Calais have put to fea. The packet boats, from Calais to Dover, are (till detained by the French Commiffary. The Pale of the magazine (tore. at Luxemburg and other places on the fron tiers which was deferred, has been now begun. A letter from Stockholm of the 7th July Rates, " The Fifcal of the Englifh Court of Admiralty, under whole cuftody all the Swedifh (hips detained by the embargo were, has made a charge of about 401. fterling for each fhip. Againft the payment of this fum the Swedi(h General Agent of Com merce has protected in the mod exprefs manner ; and in a Remonftrance prefented to the Admiral ty has demonftrated the injullice of fuch a demand." A letter from Smyrna, dated May 16, rays,— " A very bride navigation is carrying on between this place and Genoa, under Ottoman colours, that feems molt Unaccountably overlooked by the local Government, and by our Commanders at fea. Three fall-failing Greek polaccas, (bandy armed, and richly loaded, have come in here from thence, within a few days ; and one has failed for Genoa. It is matter of furprize here that fo vaR a nasal force fhould be fequeflered on the Egyptian coail, while the enemy's cruizers and a defperate gang of pirates infult the very harbours of the Archipe lago." The Brothers, Hodgfon, from Dublin to New ry, is alhore at Holyhead. The Swedifh Forfoket, HAG E Legac, from Gottenburg for Guernfey, with timber, got uputi the Goodwin Sands the ,9th inflant, and was not off by two Deal boats crews, who brought her fafely into the Downs. The Bruce and Ann, BAL MAINF, from Perry to Dublin with flour, is alhore at Portal - L:ly, and mull difcharge her cargo. The Mary Ann, FALLA, has received confider able damage at Malta, and is under repair there. The Sovereign, RAPASHAW, from London 'to Q2ebee, was loft at Cape Breton, in M: The St. Antonia y Animas, Fr sow Gibraltar to Faro. is taken by a Frtncl and carried into Cadiz. lay. INDt s, from :h privateer, 0