Star. — London, England, 1805-04-29 00:00:00

ii;imbuiteg MAIL. A LTON A I Aran. it3r-=—They write front ielgium, that the right wing of camp. which is at Often& has faddenly received orders to repair to Boulogne. tsem a, Aram ri.v—Meld garflial Lieutenant :Clues ays LD, who has already rendered fo many fervices to the State. has been recalled to this Capital, and, it is raid, will go on a miffioo to St. Petenburgh. It is .underßood that Count PHILIP Costar:At. the Austrian Arnbaffador at Paris, will, in the tatt ing fpring, receive permiifion to return for a time to this City.—A (hock of an earthquake was felt on the aad of March; at Brizen, in the Brizenthal, in the Zillerthal, and other places. The boufes and the buildings tottered, and the bells tang. MILAN, Aran. is reported here, that, during the Ray of the Emperor NA potent.. at Milan, his Es-1 cellencv Count Lowi cnitM TZ IL, the Aultrian Mi.l ;lifter of State; will come hither from Vienna, to hake conferences on tome important fubjefts. Rost,, MARCH 3 0. —According to the lan letters from Corfu, fix fiuffian (hips of war, but without troops, are preparing to fail for the African col% as the Corfairs have lately attacked ItilfGan (hips, and treated them in an hoftile manner, ootwithliandingl the firmans with which they were prbvided. MADRID, MARCH 28.---Within the fpace of month, a fleet of thirty (hips of the line, will he ready tb fail from our ports ; (hoold it form a junition ,with the French fleet from Toulon, great events may be, ez -o.aed ; troops are affembling at Corwin.' for a feciet expedition: Aran. freich Ainlialfador in the Court of Lifbon, General JoaoT, who is Rill here, has made propofals on the part of his Sovereign to dd . . tribute the decorations of the Legion of Honour to ; differtet perfons. The joyful prfipeit.of a plentiful hirell which our fields prelim has already produced the happieft aces: Id Celine, where wheat had r ifen to 300 teals the renege. it now fcatcely finds purchafers at so. Speculators, who had bought up great quantities of corn, which they held back from the markets, are now punilhed fOr their eiorbitlint thirst of gain by the l'udden fall of , prices. ALCMS, MARCH sg.—A (hip krived here from Stockholm: has brought the tribute annually paid to the Dey by Sweden. The Dey has required of the American agent a fhip of the line; and tlae latter has in vain reprefented that America has frigates, but no Ships ofthe net the Dey (till peal& in hisd em ind. A great felinity of all Lind, of proelGons has oc-1 kalioned the Dey to ordit, all foreigners to leave toe city. Two Algerine frigates have tailed to smite ih the Straits of Gibraltar. _ LONDON. Of late we Mire received emperoits Letters fried oar Frieads, fanning as that the Newlkefter Agents, by whom their Papers are forwarded into the Country, often &Waite others in place of Tee fires. This is a fmeles of istpnatioa us which our meows* ooly can apply the proper remedy. Let them write to their pretest Agents to difeentioue fervieg them. aid as in- Ilaudpg is we fall give their orders to Nee/fawn, who will sot praddee the fame freed. If they do set know the name of the Agent, let them difeoodnne to take the (shithead papers, sate the date when they Rap, and pay only up tp that time, (=d iger as riches to rrovide them with another Agent. MONDAY, APRIL m. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Coed% or swam. 3141 -4 se Mal Ol}—monism PRICE OF STOCKk ON SATURDAY : 3 per Cent. Red 57i 371 India Bonds, is. sp. dif. 3 per Cent. Coot 3 g 5711511 f Embeq. ifilM. ra. setpreen. 4 per Cent; 7411/2 Osmium, 3 al 3 poem 5 per Calf Navy, $$ 1 9 Boglikridets t3L 19s. Loog Ana. tfri 7)6 widths Conf. tor see slifit Demist, A act. 12...5 per C. Gov. Deb. 184. se bps op Lattice 101. Anti. 24.-5 an. Gov. Deb Spf —Exchange. It Since our late, a Hambtirith mail and on. from Gottenburgh hare arrived. We hive giviit every thing worthy of soiled. which they have brought. The intelligence, EA announced in this paper, of the capture of nine of toe enemy's Gun-boats, ova confirmed by tht Casette if Saturday evening. In a confiderable past of air inspreffion on Satur day, we announced the boliortant ibtelliganCe of HOLtAII haling been defeated. The Parkifildarli of this important intelligence from V.dia. were Pali lilhed in an Extraordinary Gazette, late on the fame evening. This victory w a s G a ined on the e3gh of November laM, by Major-General it: the neighbourhood of Deeg, a wrong place in the enemra poffeffion. The enemy were potted behind ranges of batteries in fucceffion for above two miles, lions all of which they were fucceffively driven. General Piazza was wounded in the leg, and was obliged to (offer amputation above the at le. Happily he was in a very favourable way, according to the lad accounts. On General ritazse being wounded, Colonel Moason took the command, and finifhed the day.— The letter to the Commander in Chief gives a flat tering account of the refult. The enemy had :4 battalions, a cnnfiderable body of bode, and t6O pieces of cannon, of which our troops captured 87. An attack was likewife made on the enemy's ca valry by General LAKE, at nearly the tame time.— Tac difpatch of General Lass, with the particulars, has not arrived, fo we are without details. General Lass, however, appears to have obtained a confi. derable viSory over Homtaa. The marches in pur- Lit of the foe had been very rapid, being generally 34 miles a day. He praifes the conduit of all the corps engaged, and concludes with ( - eying, that he had not learnt whi:lter the enemy had fled, but they were fcattered over the country, and no where col kite! in confiderable numbers. We Lope that the further details of there interelling evcnts will relieve the public from the anxiety which Z:al,ratta w•r has Co generally excited. . . The fsuling of ttt .'Condon cet, which. tank One on the 3oth ult. mi l a ll owe d to appear i n the -Paris *papers op the t etlt. A letter on this 'fitbJedk from Paris, fays 44 The Toulpn fleet cons 91 eleven fail of the line, four of o guns, fie ideates, and two corvsttes. They have three •thoticand land troops on board. Their firhobje& is raid to be to at. tack the (mall Englilh fquadron under. Sir Joe* Oise, off Cadiz, to form a junaion !ltk the Beet at Cadiz, and then to fail with their united force againft Nation, whofe fleet has for a good while pat quit ted the neighbourhood of Toulon. In order to en. gagt the attention of the Englith in . the North and in the Channel, the Breft Beet came but of port, and the Boulogne flotilla came into the Road. We ex pea to hear Ilsortly too of the united fquideens at Ferrol put ting to fea." Government' has at length r,cccived official ac- Counts of the above fleet having paged the Streights of Gibraltar on the 9th loft. The Dossoat., of 84 guns, was a head, and the Sorpt• not, of war after% watching the thinly. The FISOAID frigate went to I'errol, the Sir Joni Cos,rovs fchooner to the Breft fleet, and a porcbafed:faft-failing brig was difpatched immediately from Gibraltar in quell of Lord Nst.son. The general opinion at Gibraltar was, that the trench fleet was bound to the Weft In dies ; but there are reafons to hippo& it rather bound for tee Eaft • On Saturday lea, Lord Vifeciant Sibisouvi re fignedthe Preadency of the Council ;- . :-at the . fame, time, the Earl of Bucalwattawsnras yefignid alto the Chancellorihip of the Duchy of Line' after ; and Mr. VANZITTART, the Chief &act:ls:y(l6p of State ' for Ireland, on the duties ot which office he had en tered only the preceding day. Sir EvAM NUSAII has alto refigned his feat at the Board of Admiralty.— The caufcs which led to thefe niiexpeaed refignaticns are, of courfe, varioufly related ; but the following Raiment, we have reaftin to believe, will be ioniid the principal, and tolerably authentic:' • lord SlD:tot:it', after the recent refOlution Of th. Hou4 of Commons, not only declined giving ant furtheribppert to the :matures in faiour of Lord Matti:44; but is Paid to have preiled in the Cabinet the heeeffity of the erafnre of Lord M.'s name from the lift of his Msjsrry's Priyy ConticillOrs• He found hived', however; in a minority of bne upon this qneftion. It was afterwards propofed to pmfecute a further enquiry into the conduit of a itriorEz-Naval Minister, on the gronnd of the Eleventh Report, which Lord SIDDIOUTH oppofed ; but on this point al fo he was ultimately in a dmilar minority. The ab fence of his Lordfhip's friends from the Rode of Commons on Friday night's debate Is fujvcded to have been the refolt of thefe Cabinet fchifms, as Mr. PITT was informed by letter that night, that his Lo rdthip could no longer form a part of his Adminifiration... r A Smiler intimation wis fent ofd' to his hfsjitary at Windfor. The Earl of Buceinowasssmaz, and Mr. Vat,. sivraer, fent in their refignations at the fame time. No reafop has been, affigned for Sir Evan Narale quitting his feat At the Admiralty, nor dO we think it coaneaed with the general rapture above listed : but arife from whatever caufe it may, the Public will have to regret the lots of his able, and ellicient fervices. Sotie furprife has been expreired; that although Sir COULOMBS MIDDLITOW'S Peerage appeared in the. Gil lette of Saturday, his appointment of Fiat Lord of the Admiralty, did not accompany it : this is merely owing to the circumliance that there is alto to be another new Member of the Board, to replace a vacancy already Created, and for this alone the ionsmilSon was retarded. Utuiday she Royal Academiciani and their friends dined together at Somerfet Houle, previous to the opening of the Exhibition. 7 Eitraft of a letter from an officer on hoard the ViLts de Pails, dated off Wham on Monday even. ing lag : . 4 4 The ifstawrus has jun joined us With intelli gence of the Toulon fleet having entered the Atlan tic on the 9th inn. It confills of eleven Ga of the kne,Ceven frigates; and two brigs. When lan feen it eia# boiling to the S. W. The Rs mown was watching its motions, and a frigate bad been fent in tltteflt 017,6,rd Ns moil, who. at this date. is fuppofed to have been a:zinformed of its courfe. Nothing freth hem; the Battieormon and WAR Ho% left us yeller day evening, thus rekcing our force off Ufliant to feveuteen fail of the line, nto of which, however, are three Deckers." • s Saturday we received the Beribcd2 Gazettes, to the z3d tuft, intf r ive. Op thnt day the CAMBRIAN frigate arrived *with intelligence of the ~educt ion of Raking, Dangling, by the French. The Ciao lATILII failed for Mental on the preceding Tuefday. A fubfcription has been opened at Bermuda, for the relief oldie widows and orphans of the brave fel lows who fen on board the CLIOPATRA, in her anion - with the Ville de Milan, whiCh on the 23d of March amounted to 'pl. chiefly contributed by the officers of the fquadron. Bermudan vends, it is Rated, but we prefurne er raneoufly, are to be excluded the ports of the United -Stares. The Havannah was on the ril nit. blockaded by three Brittlh frigates; there were at the time two French privateers in the harbour. Flour had at • tained the enormous price of 40 dollars per barrel. The Spanith fchooner Cavean, from Havannah for St. Domingo. was in January laa wrecked on Cape Corredatis ; the people, 2 a in number, got on Sore, and for 13 days fublilled entirely upon the bark of trees, when the Hope. SMOUS, of Savannah la• Mars picked them op and carried them to Port An il:44l9s NARK-LANE. • COIN I2CNANCt s APRIL 29. • ' Wheat is here ti.day in tolerable fupply, moflly of lab week's remaining : the fale of a large quantity coming on by aueion, it•has karce any buyers, at rather lets price. —Some foreign Barley is arrived ; prime [ample' keep up, other qualities heavy, as is the trade for Malt. White Peas with Beans, have little allegation. Though not many Oats, this article inclines lower. Scarc e any R ape S ee d h ere, and very high. Terms of Flour as our laa. . . GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.. Wheat, 37°. 7 6 ; 78 1 6 Per gr. Grey Pete 38a. to 425. Pine Ditto. Sol. Sas. ot Beans, slta. 40. od. Rye, 465. ssa. od. Tiek Ditto 3516 411, od f. 3116 37a. od. Oats, 12111. 241.275. Malt, Ms. •, , ,ss. od, Poland ditto, sSa sps od. Wbett Ptdc. 45% 4Ss. od. Rape Seed, nos. oca. PRICE OF FLOUR. . ilne Floor yss, to loi. Seconds 6ss. to 758 Per tack - yews Tat LONDOn oraarra Average Price of Corn In England :nd Wales, from ' the returns aiding the sock of April. dos. • • Wheat. Rye. I Bailey. I Oat". I Deans. I • Peafe. d. a. s. d. d. s. d. s. d. sz 8 6 0 8 4 0 26 st 47 6 so o Meows's. Price-of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending April as, is jos. 5:441 per hundred welsh'. • CObIfTRY MARKETS. • , Intimate! •RAIN AT Tilt rot.Lowitetn 11ARICSTS. • Bastmos:roiL--Wheat 861 ed to Boos od per (barter. stir43 l l od to eris od I Beans 471 od to 53 / od ,els od to spa od Peafe oat od to oos od • 'Mitzettrimae.--Wheat 7os od to nos od per O. Barley . 40. 0 d to 441 od I Hearn 54s od to s 6' od Oats ape od is od Peafe cos od ro oos ed ?lawn/ay.—Where 6os od to toes od per gr, Birk/ 36 1 od to eta od Beans 46. od to sot od Oats 24s od to 3os °Meek sea od to 34s teal Harmer —Wheat Sal od to ins Od pee Q. Darter 32$ od to 44$ od Beans 421 od to seas od Oats ses od to 391.6 d Peafe oos od to cos od Rim:min.—Wheat Sot od to tool od per Qz. nude! 34s od to eas od I Peans 46a od to 49 8 od Oats so od to aSs o d cos od to oze ed itellerday morning the Row, FAMILY, accom panied by Count Mousy's., Generals Gwrans, heard Divine Service. Oa Monday fe'nnight the Earl of SPLKIRIE arrived at St. Marrs Ilk. _the feat of the family, near Kirk• otelprig/it; after an abfence of nearly two years in a foreign clime. Monday the jth Dragoons were reviewed on Porto- Bello Sands, near Edinburgh, by the Earl of Mona. This Sue regiment made an excellent appearance, and went tin ough their manoeuvres with great dex teritt.. One troop marched on Wednefday morning for. Ireland. The reft follow by tingle troops, for ac commodation on the road. They are to be replaced at Pierfbi)l barr.tels, by the 7th Dragoon Guards. , Saturday, in the Palace Conti, it wag determined, that a check on a banker which had been loft, could not be fued for al money, *lnlets it appeared that t h e party giving it had aftually received cafh for it. It kin contemplation to form an iron bridge over Deptford Creek, and to open a line of ftreets from London bridge to Greenwich, thereby taking two miles off the prefent diflance. On Weduefdiy. the Glafgow New Theatre Royal, built by public fubfcription, at an expence of upwards of Lhoool. was opened for the firil time. At a very early hour all the avenues leading to the Theatre were crowded ; but from Tome unaccountable cadre, none of the doors were opened until half paR fix o'clock; and of courfe many of the molt rerpeelable inhabi tants of Glafgow and the vicinity (all the boxes hay log been engaged lot= days before) were obliged to van for neatly an hour in their carriages or in the fireet, when eft length the cloth were opened. The pre/lure of the crowd, however, WAS fo great, that man perfons got admitßoa without the (dual cere mony of paying. But with an integrity peculiar to the inhabitants of Glafgow, the money WAS paid next day. The annual Exhibition of the Gentlemen ecits cared at blidhurg School, was, on Wednefday. the z4th ingant, attended by a numerous compiny 01 the Nobility and Gentry of Suffex. The Prizes given by the Mailer were allotted to Mr. MEnwin, tenor, foi an Englilb Eiray ; to Mr. SOWTRII, fen. for a Latin Poem; and Mr. Jams°, for a copy of Englifh Couplets; all of which cotnpotltions did great credit to their refpative Authors. The difco very fcene, in CEdipus' Tyranny, was alto molt im preffivety performed by the above young men. , Mr. Cols, fen. was eathugaflically applauded for the pedal and pathetic delivery of Lord Suzy rtitn s celebrated Speech on his Trial. Part of Cicero's-fecond Oration againg Cataline ; Othello's Defence before the Senate; the beautiful Speeches of Dido and Eneas, frpm the fourth )Eneid of Virgil; Satan's Speech to the Sun, from the P ara dife L o ll of Milton I and the Speec hl of Norval, from the Tragedy of Douglas, merited, and obtained corJi derible approbation. The Truflees of the School were afterwards entertained by the Mailer at the School-houfe. Accounts are received from the Cape of Good Hope, by the Riling Sun, arrived at Falmouth ; they Rate that the alarm of an invafion from the Englifh had fubficled, and that moll of the Englifh vefidents, who had been removed to Skillinibufeh, about so mile, from Cape Town, had in confecptence been allowed to return thither. Four SPanifh frigates, with treafore from Ame- rica, are Rated to have recently fallen into the hands of the fquadron blockading Cadiz. Letters have been received in town from Holland, by two Tads arrived in the River. They announce the arrival of a Pruffian merchantman at Embden, on the 22d, from Barbadoes, the Mailer of which Oates, that Admiral Caesar's(' had arrived thete lrevious to his departure , sod that the French troo p s ately carried out, were lickly. The fir(' part of this account items quite it &edible. Admiral COCHRAN a could not, at the very' fornsefk, have an ived at Bar badnes before the asth of March, and it is very un. likely that the Pruflian Asould have made a p r dr age to Embden in 28 days. It is very forprifing that no -accounts from Barbadoes later than the 9d, of :44a h, have yet arrived diet in England. n'AP•77f7.4L IVTRI I.IGENC2. M Iri.s ri-i , s a rAr Wind N. r. 41111. Dr[. AIR. DO[. Dublin ' 3 g 1 Hamburgh Wato ford 3 I f Ga.tcnburgh I o Lillian 0 I I Paezawcr, Arab. 24.—Since my lafl the GAN_ weir Hoop of war, and the Caroline hired armed brig arrived from a cruize, and remain at anchor in Gera_ vas Lake. Since yeflerday nine A.M. to this day at ten o'clock A. M. we had a fevere gale at about S. S. E. but this morning the gale almoll inddenly abated, when the wind fell back to about W. N. W. where it remainc, and cplite mojerate. The North Star, LITTON mailer, from Britlol, with flour, &c. has hill failed for ‘ Gweck, with the remaining part of the cargo. APRIL stS.-r-Since my laft his Majeity's brigs GANNIT. Lieut. Bass, and CAROLIRR, Lieut. DER BY, failed on a cruize; his Majeity's (hip PLov s came into the Bay yclierday, and lay-to fume time, but failed again on a cruize without coming to an an- Char. FALMOUTH, APRIL 2 6.—Sailed this day the brig Edward, Capt. Dun . ; for Brit :if,'and WI evening the following vefrels:—Friendfhip, &Kat, and Har riet, ANDERSON, for Smyrna; Betty, Q . I : r . INTON, and Lively, SMITH, for Lilbon; Recovery, Pau Wit, and Aquillon, Btacasula a, for Lifbon and Gibraltar; Nelly, Loft, and Clementina, SCOTT, for Oporto, under convoy of the DEXTEROUS and FERVENT gun brigs ; alto failed the Humber armed 114, HILL, on a cruize; Ranger clitter, FRAZER, for Scilly, and Sally and William, SAUNDERS, for Svranfea. Ar rived the Friends Endeavour, ROACH, from Ply mouth ; Three Brothers, HEARNE, from Plymouth, and Lambton brig, WI ttismsox, from Sunder] Ind. The wind has been very favourable yeflerday and to day for the Lilbon, Oporto, Mediterranean, and Welt India fleets, all of which have * paired this port. The Wind now continues flrong at North. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 27. Came in a fleet of veirels from Ireland, among which are four tranfports, hav ing on board troops from Cork, for Portfmouth and Cowes; they failed under convoy of the BRILLIANT frigate, which is not yet arrived, having mitred one of the convoy, and was gene in search of her : the Ann, of Plymouth, WM. Bin' Nsb from Oporto, for this port and Guernfey, laden with wine : the A ict.s, of 36 guns, from a eruize : the Danilh (loop Pelican, Captain LONGFIELD, from Norway, laden with deals, for a market c the EAGLE excife dotter, from a cruize, with a fprit fail boat, laden with tao calks fpirits from Guernfey, which the captured off the Start : the PRETTY LASS, of iS guns, from a cruize : the Fortuna, Captain HANSON, from Patrafo, with cur rants, &c. fur London. Sailed the LADY WARREN, of t 8 guns, on a cruize ; and the 'sitar tutu, of 74 guns, to join the Channel fleet. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 28.—Arrived the LEDA fri. GATE and Mset.in floop of war from off the French Coaft.---Sailed the MINOTAUR, ILLUSTRIOUS, and MARS men of war to join'the Channel Fleet. DIAL, APRIL 28.—Came down from Sheernefs yeflerday afternoon, and failed this morning, his Ma jelly's fhip RENO:4I4R for the French Coaft.—Sailed this morning the Bow ETTA (loop of war, with French and Dutch prifimers for Sheernefs, and the Loco sir gun-brig, with a fleet of outward bound vale's, &c. Under convoy for Portfmouth. —Wind N. E. Yet& MOU r N,A pE t L 28.—Sailed yefterday afternoon the Jet vis, Captain WOOLLEY, With bale goods for Revell; Sr. ALBANS, Admiral RUSSELL; ANTI- Lova, ADAMANT, and INFLEXIBLE man of war ; SCORPION, and the VIXEN gun-brigs, on a cruize off the Tciel.—Wind N. E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. . oItATISEND. APRIL 27.—Patred by the Ambulator, Outfit*, from onningen ; Neptunus, Diull e ; Y oung Stout, H endricksi ; Two Brothers, Spasdenman ; Commerce. Hanlon ; the Vrow Elizabeth, —, from Erntxten. Sailed the Son Jefus,Graig , for Lifbon ; Viftall, Barber, for Peterfburgh Vouture, Salle, for Va rel, Elbe, Landhalca, and the Two °crofters, Beare, for Ton- Dingus: Saturday we received fome American papers ; they do not, however, fnrnifh any news of importance; they Rate what we are perfuaded is not the lea, that the Briti(h are to affil the Haytians in expelling the French from St. Domingo. Saturday accounts reached town, via Norfolk (America), from Batavia, announcing, that on the 28th Oftober, there were then lying there four Dutch (hips of the line, two frigates, and two brigs, taking in provilions. The target and moll valuable of the Dutch fptce (hips was mining, and it was feared had been captured by the Englith ; the remainder of the fpice fleet were at Macalfar. The Maria, SKIPHARD. of Charlefton, was Rruck bya water fpout on her paffage to the Caribbee iflands, and immediately funk. The mailer and a men, who were below, perithed; the mate and twelve mut fluted on the fwecps, &c. and continued in the wa ter for two days, when they were picked up by the Ann of New York, and landed at Martinique. .One of the numerous veffels which have lately car ried German and Flernilh refugees to America, the Sarah, from Antwerp for New York, with 250 pal: fengers, was met at fea by a fchooner from Kittland for Barbadoes, nearly finking, having five feet and a half water in her hold, wi t h t h e 101 - of rudder aid mizen mail, and deflitnte of provisions, having been 170 days at lea. The fchooner took on board all the people except thirty, who, in consequence of a g ale, were neceffarily left to peri;ii, haring neither food nor water. The stores of the fchooner were, however, fo.m exhaufted, notoi:hilandion they allowed only a gill (,f water and a raw potatoe to each perion daily, aad f . irty perfons were d •; , ...:c1 to dca:h before the reel reached Ilarhadoes.