Star. — London, England, 1802-11-04 00:00:00

LONDON. THURSDAY, NOVEM3EIt 4. Kan WILLIAM LA mosoo.tieliday at the Public Ogees. MCI Or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. 3 per Cent. Conf. 614—Ditto, for time, 681—. Onteitun pl, io diL PRICZ OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Sank Stock :So 3 31 41. 2,17i.r. 31... Pren. 3 per C. Red. 67/67 3 per C. Cost 6 q Onmium 93 tdFf. 5 per Cent. i 737. rgf Conf. for Ace. 6111 671 611 We have received Paris Journals to the pit ult. inclufive. Tn one which has lull made its appearance, intitled 7he Ara, the following pa ragraph is given : " Par* 30th Oanber, 4 o'clock in the Morning. " It is with the higheft fatisfailion we flop the Frets to (late, that we have received intelligence, from the fira Authority, that all the differences be tween the two Governments relative to Malta have been amicably adjufled. Aufiria and Pram are become the guarantee of that Wand, at the re quell of the French and Britilb Governments. The Grand bLIRer Prince Ruseot.v is to proceed immediately to take upon himfelf the command of the Order." The above being given "from their) amborit we naturally expeaed to find fome confirmation of it in the Alomitenr of the 3 tft ; but our (catch proved fruitlefs. We find in it hardly any thing but details refpeaing the firteenth fitting of the extraordinary Deputation of the Empire, the re. full of which has already been laid before our Readers, as has alto the fubftance of the bafinefs of the feventeenth fitting. We mull therefore fafpend for the prefent our belief in the ftatement, that all the germ= /Maws tbe two Governments refpeaing Malta, have been adjufted. We may, however, obferve, in palling, that this is the GrR inßance we have yet met with, in any of the Paris papers, of an admiffion that differences citifi ed refpeaiag Malta. On the contrary, they have uniformly charged the London prints with fabr'• eating the faa! The ifookeir Rates alto that the FIRST Cosset., accompanied by Madame BORAS/111TX, paid a vifit on the 35th ult. to the College of Saint Cyr, where he remained five hours to examine the progrefs made by the pupils of that &winery. el A large party of friends of the Gallant and Patriotic General Ennuis so, dined on Thurfday UR at the Hannan Chantilly to celebrate his birth day. The dinner was very Comptons and attend. ed by upwards of one hundred perfons, among whom were the American hiiniller, M. LITISO STOPS g M. SIIIPWORTIIp the American Conful ; General La FATISTTS, Genii Kosctusao ;-- Citizen Motes, Senator; Buzau, Counfellor of State; M. Jolt. BARLOW, and his Lady; M. FULTON and Major Joarsow, an Englith Officer. --What a glorious fight to the friends of Liberty to fee the two Heroes who have fought under the banners of the immortal WASHINGTON, for the caufe of Freedom in the New and Old World.— Several pieces of Matte were played after dinner, and the company did not retire till twelve o'clock," —The Apse. The above are the only articles worthy of notice in the Journals that have reached us. Private letters Rate that General ANDRIOSSI fet out on the 3111 for England. He may therefore be looked for hourly. Lord Wurrworrn is preparing to leave town for France. His Lord(hip will be attended, betides his Secretary of EinbalTy, by Meffrs. SCOTT and Wi7Flll 9 two of his Majefty's MelFengers. Yefterday the Km; came to town from Wind fall', and held a Levee at &. James's Palace, which was attended bi his Grace the Archbilbop of CAN TUMMY, his Excellency M. OTTO, the Fortin Mainers. the Cuxacst.coa of the Exciumpaa, the Secretaries of State for the War and Home Departments, and the following Noblemet, and Gentlemen : Tbe Right Hew the Lewd Chaseeler. Lord Cbid Judiee lemborough. Or Wiwi/Rots, mid the Mater debt Itolb. Hi. Goes die Dube of Peethod. Eattealtlcerigh, hdeeertaey. (Mdse, hdaselield, and deadest*. Vifroulitr—liiied. Scgar* and Hodson. Lords—Cathcart, L Cower, Gnats, C. Smurfit, and Tarbor ough. lhadors—lartsa, Latta/tort, and Itobinfon. (Hanovaian ',Snifter), and Sloglaid I. nod Robes, Huge, Egerton, Sir A. Clarks Refs, Campbell. Cal-sela.-Howari and Marked. Captains—Sr 144/sey &oak aM &oplo-d. Iftes.-.P. Howe, W. BeMagda; G. Yongs, aa4 S. Cottrell, Oak al the Cosset ibr lUsig Hon. W. Windham, Rom P. Bend, and Hon. Ur Ate. _ _ Melfri:Villias, Franco, Metcalf, Met, WilM4 Moods, Coe. and the Lord Mayer eiLeadue. The prefentations to his MAJESTY were-. The Rer.Ur.lioaTon (who bad the honsoorto bus the King's bad on beteg arpeineed Prebend of the See at Ceoterbory) by his Grace the Mahar, of Canterbury, Earl MataliTEßT, on hie antral Ins IMP& Sr Gas. UMW, ea kis what fres elle Carel Gli Lim CA/1W &ATI% Lebow. of ale ed seelfasig thall = to: Lerd Cstbeeet es Ids t k tion. Paw amen, , found n elks Loei Gwydir, so his tram ki• Mu the Levi., the Hewn held a Council, when she Common &jam (in the abfenFe Mr. Recorder) laid Wore his hfAissTs the Re pot; of the as Commies under finings of death en Iletvgate, fee which fee the Lail per. After the Coolca. 11 0 CalPinee )411:itad: sante or hip StAgeitt. whoi CANALS. The Newt and Ana is proceedingibith alert. nets. Great hopes are now formed of this Under taking. The new Shares bear a premium. The IFensfier and Birmingham Shares of 1401. had fallen to nothing. A plan for the completion of it is inagitation. The Shares have rifen to 401. The Mhos' , are, we believe, worth fcarcely 51. a Share. The Straednuatar requires good management. The laft Dividend was 61. a Share; the price about 2151. Of the Crime the delays are Rill heavy ; the Shares fell at 281. originally col. The Dividend of the Oxford is z 11. Shares 2751. a riling concern. The Grand 7:mBlm fiatuates as ufnal. The Shares of tool. have been as high as and is low as 651.; they are now at Isolw Want of wa ter is the prefent complaint. Its extenfion to the Thames will be liable to much difcuffion, but it mutt finally take place. The London Canal, from the New Docks to the Paddington Branch,will be changed to a Rail Road. The enormous expence of the former would fwal low up reafonable expeitation. On WO Indus Dash the premium is 381. In the Coventry, Shares have fallen from 4001. to 3501. The competition between that and the Warwki have leffened the profits of both. The former, an cold eftablithed concern, will not fub mit to be under-worked by the latter. Tbey will Coon come to a better underftanding. In the mean time the public are benefited by the low rates levied by each. Coventry, laft dividend, 81. The Surrey Rail Road does not bear a premium, but it will foon raife its head. The B#aglioke Canal is improving; - but until it forms a junaion with Come more profitable Branch, it is not likely to fucceed to any parties but the public. The Skrofflire ought to he more produitire. The Peak Fore bears a premium of sol. The Ajbtoa a dircount of aol. The Elicitors , the fame. It is a tedious work, but will fucceed. . The Mottinuthjiire does pot yet rife as it was es petted. Lail dividend sl. las. 6d. The Duke of Yoa a has kilt launched an elegant try aerie', painted yellow and lined with cloth. The hammer clotil and ornaments are m the nfual Ryle. The Marquis of Sat ISSURit left Arlington-fireet yeaerday afternoon for his feat at Hatfield. . Sir CMAILIS RICK, Ban. and family *arrived yefierday at their honk, Grafton-lireet. The prefent Firit Lord of the Admiralty, who during the late minute infpeaion of the Dock. yards introduced new regulations, which will no doubt be of great benefit to the public, is now em ployed in revifing the feveral Ratites refpeaing Naval Prizes, and will probably in the courfe of the next feeion of Parliament propofe Tome mea fure for refcning the Britifil Tsrs from the rapa cious arts of pretended agents, to whom they have too long been coffered to fall an eafy prey s and for preventing fuch perfons from obtaining letters of attorney. Orders have been received at Chatham from the Admiralty, to fend detachments of Royal Marines immediately to Woolwich and Deptford. There are at prefent in the Englifh Navy above 120 Ibips of war. which have been taken from the French. (o that almoli one fifth of our naval force has been furnifhed us by France. A large party of marines are fet to work as la bourers at Chatham Dock-yard. The privates have one (haling per day Isefides their ufual pay ; that of the ferjeants, &c. is alfo advanced. On Saturday laft, the two troops of the 4th or Queen's own regiment of dragoons, marched from Leeds, where they have been quartered fome time, for Canterbury ; and the fame day two troops of the 18th light.dr.igfions marched into Leeds, and took poireirion of their quarters. M. Bouacis, private Secretary to BONAPARTE, has been difgraced for having engaged in Stock jobbing. His name is alfo to be erafed from the ha of Counfellors of State,by which he experiences an additional lots of upwards of wool. per ann.— This is a meafure highly creditable to the Flare. CONSUL. On Friday the 29th nit. died at Paris, in the 69th year of his age, CNA ItLIII A:A:atone a de CALOSNI, after an illnefs of 12 days, which be bore with the refignation of a Chriftian, and the courage of a Philofopher. His complaint was an inflammation on the lungs. During the Revolu.., tine he faerificed his whole fortune to his principles of loyalty, and the duty he owed his King. By this event the public have loft a friend whole abili ties, talents, and exertions, flood unrivalled ; in whom the wifdom of the Statefman was united with the moil unbounded philanthropy, and adorned with all thole amiable virtues which give a charm to friendthip, and embellifh focial life. An entlaufiaftic admirer of the Sciences, and a Patron of the liberal Arts, his hand was ever extended to raife merit from obrcurity, and bring forward genius to nbfervation . His name will never be forgotten by the world while worth and talents continue to be admired ; and his virtues will live in the veneration and cflitens of his friends ill memory (hall be no more. A letter from Conftantinople t dated Sept. so, rays, . 4 ALY EIVINDI, Ex.Ambaffador from the Sublime Porte at Paris, 'arrived in this city on the 6th init. Immediately on his return from his nsiffoon he waited upon all the Members of the Divan, by whom he was moll vaciouily received. Eis has fine retired to his country feat, but it is known that he is (non to be entrufled with an 111111111111011 t charge, ia which his knowledge and his wee will enable him to render dontial "RICHTON, NOV. a. - - ardievilay the Prince's hounds threw off near Portgade. The morning was delightfully fine and inviting to the (ports of the field. The number of horfemen, and thofe of rani!, that appeared in the hunt, were incalculable. His Royal Highnefs was of the number. A brace of hares, after tome ex cellent running, confirmed, with their lives, the pleafures of the morning. The Subfcription Ball at.the Callle, !all night, was very elegantly attended, as it was known, in the courfe of the day, that his Royal Highnefs would be prefent. In fad, all our local felicities depend on his patronage —Among the company prefent were, the Earl and Countefs of C LEI 140)1T, Mrs. FITZ/imam?, the Ruffian Countefs of GI RISTZOTY. Admiral PAYNI, Colonel THORNTON, Capt. BaoosiFIELD, the Officers of the ioth Light Dragoons, Mrs. and Mifs Blown, and molt of the fathionables at preterit here. The Panics entered the Ball-room at an early hour, and did not retire until nearly one o'clock. This morning there was a Concert at the Pavi lion, led by Mr. SaLoseow. The Panics took an adive part on the violoncello, through two admi rable overtures of HAYDN. The Concert con cluded about threeo'clock, when his Royal High ;lets walked on the Steyne, accompanied by Capt. BROOMFIELD. Arrivals—The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Ttavoas, Mrs. 'roma, Rev. Mr. &owl:mean, General Wisa, &c. Departures.—Mr. Kst.Lzw, Mr. J. flot.Latto, Hon. Mrs. KNIGHT, Mr. and Mrs. Roagays, Mrs. and Mifs DUVIELD D Mr. :sod Mrs. Buxton, Mrs. BURNET, &c. The Lark packet with fourteen paiTengert, is arrived here, from Dieppe : for which place the Elizabeth and Margaret packet, with fevenpaffen gers, failed yenerday. The returns lately have rather exceeded the embarkations; and as the win ter advances, the difference in favour of the re turns will probably be Rill greater. Friday lag the Rigbt Hon. Lord LOWTMIR dined with the Corporation of Carlifle at the Bulb Inn ; and on Saturday afternoon his Lordthip ar rived at the Cagle, near Whitehaven, accompa nied by Mr. GRAHAM. The Earl of Eolassowr is now viewing his ex tenfive 'Rates in Yorkthire, and projeaing various improvements upon them. His Lordthip paled through York on Sunday fe'nnight with Mr. CLA- M:Oat, his land agent, on his way to Beverley and Wretrell Cagle, the ancient refidence of the Psaciss. Upon a fign-board, at a public houfe, on the road between Kefwick and Wyburn, is the fol lowing laconic infcription, which at once r.cords the merit of the former poteffor. and alerts the family pretenfions of the prefent occupier a s IrN STANLIIT lives here. and fe Is good Ale: " 0, ftep in sad tale it, before it grows !tale. bat, in this honk, fuceeeciol onto Ms father PATS& ; " ,in de Old Man's time, th' AL, Dew was bettor." La* week a profeffional man was convieed be fore the Sitting Magiftrates at the Rotation Office, in Leeds, and paid the ufusl penalty, for profane (wearing. Mrs. Moo's, the Atliefi who has lately removed with her nuns - 176M Hengrave, the old rnaniion of Sir THOMAS asoe, near Bury St. Edmund's, for Bruges, in Flanders, is the laft lineal defcendant of the celebrated Sir THOMAS Moo's. BAR To Loz zi, the celebrated Engraver, left our Metropolis yefterdiy morning, in order to pro. ceed to Portugal. Mils Rscvss is engaged for three years at Covent• Garden Thoatre. STIP', au Kest SCl's daughter, a very 6ne young lady of about fixteen, who appeared upon the Rage in her infancy, ventured lift week to come forward again in her father's Theatre at New caftle. She played the part of Rofiae, and as loon as the bad recovered from the embarrarment which timidity occafioned, fupported the character with fimplicity and elegance. Her voice is very Tweet, and the is well acquainted with =fie. A writer, praifing the ingenuity of the young ladies of modern times, obferves, among other proofs, that they " make up their own drefs," which, if veryfalionabk, will certainly leave them time for every other purfuit. DR VI T-LAN I.—Lail night Mrs. Joanas again appeared on there bonds, after her trip to the North. A very crowded audience had affembled to receive her, and her entrance was greeted with the warmeft exprelEons of admiration and regard. She perforated The Gomary Girl, and having been lately in MO Pere:native country, (he teemed to hit off her runic airs and attitudes with more than ordinary felicity. The whole family of Care was driven from the Theatre. Many performers can make us laugh, but it is Mrs. Joanam alone :hat conftantly tiara our attention, that compels us to forget all our private concerns, and that by her witchery deceives us into a conviaion of the reality of what we fee palling before us. WooticaroN gives a molt spirited and enter taining delineation of the jealous and tyrannical Moody. KING might add fome delicate touches of which WaouGaros is incapable, but we quef tion whether the charaacr ever appeared more prominent. Mils Mei.con was very lively and agreeable in Alitbea ; PALMER fitewed a due degree of foppery and infigniticance in the jilted Star* BAIllT• stoat and C. Kt mug were refpeaable in Harcourt and Btkills ; and the Comedy altogether went off with cafe, fpirit, and effect. Cos , ea 1.4.4 ins 14.—Although the Cases has been fu often reprefented, and although it contains no great iiitrinlic merit - , yet the mufic is fo delight. tul, and the exertions of the performers are fa peat, that it Rill continues to attraa very crowded au dietwes. Frequently as we hive bad occation cares war admiration of &AKAN'S tinging, we amps nvoii repeating it, in the tteonitett terms. He me tip on; of , 4 The Fore!! echos" ((in which he -w pacined), is a ayle that abfolately earap ,tured the spldience r FawclT andfir_oaacit . I at' NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCR. Ye&erday a Court of Direetors was held at Eart India Iloufe, when the undermentioned cers, were fworn into the Command of ti.e follow. ing Captain Landon, of the City of London, for St. 04 Helens Bengal, in the room o f C apta i n Green, retyped Captain Balfton of the Hindoftan, for Coaft and CY,* • Captain Hudfon, New Ship of goo tons, built by Nit. Barbe, for Bombay and M a d ras. St The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till W e d,,, ,e, day next. We underßand that the Hononrilde Eaft 'Company's fhip the Hope, Captain Julia canna. is the Taft °up to be difpatchcd this f ea . fon. The Court of DireEtors have Ration e d ; h. H o p e to Chi na di re a. and have ordered her cote ' afloat on the zt ft of February, and to be in th. Downs on the lath of April, with the Earl Sp :L . cer and Prefton, for Bengal ; and a new /lip, C. tain WHITE, for Bombay, His Majefty's fhip CALCUTTA, dertired to 'aie Out Male and Female Convicts to Botany 8. 4 . ; was Commiffioned at Chatham on eriday Jai, an d Captain DarriaL uoODRZFC is appeinted to command her. The Flora, Titans, from Eceter ; the Uni, r , COATSMA t from Brittol ; and a Danith veffel, wiCa filla, were loft at Bilboa, on the aoth of Oetub:T. The Vigilant, COA Lys, from Riga for Oporto. ison chore on the Goodwin Sands, and full of water. The Gamble Norge, Paussom, furl:lSt. Croix for Copenhagen, is loft near Stralfsod. Yefterday fe'nnight arrived at Lel:h, the Mi nerva, of Leith, Captain WI Ltrooos v., from Hen, burgh, having on board the Duke de Potion,: and fuite. Thurfday arrived at Leith, the cutter Viaheid from Flufking, faid to be foreign pro perty, but fuppofed to belong to-Folklione, laden wi t h a b out 370 ankers geneva ; which veffel was c.tpturedthe asth ult. on the Weft Coaft, by Captain Cu,. SILL, of his Majefty's ihip /WITH YST, after a chace offome hours. Much praife is due to Cap. taro CAMPBELL, for his perfeverance in the purluit of the Viaheid, which veffel he fell in with and chaced force days previous to the 26th, hut unfor. tunately loft her towards dufk, near the Bell Rock. He however, again defcried her on the 26th, near St. Abb's Head; and although he had the misfor. tune to carry away both the fore top fail and fore top gallant yards of the frigate during the chace, he, by a well directed fire, fo difabled the rigging of the cutter, as to overtake and capture her very foon after. The Viaheid is a very fine cutter, of abut zoo tons burden, perfeEtly adapted for fmug. gling, and it is flippored, had landed a part of het cargo before the AMITRYST fell in with her. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 3.—Arrived the RANCE& sloop of war. Sailed the A 1,01484 frigate, to the eaitward. HULL, NOVEMBER it. On the lith ult. after a pottage of 42 day, the Thetis, As soss.s., of this port, arrived at MaGna ; (poke the Commerce, Bala., from Hull to Naples, about half way up the Sraits, all well. On Monday lali, the Draper, Pye, from Shields for Dover, put into this port leaky. The York Union, Mutts, from York to Loa. don, with !tones, is put into Yarmouth Leaky. Antved..At Hamburgb, —,Samer ; and Leipzig Clark—. At Pcterl urgb, pritmnia. Mkinfon ; all from this port—At Peteribargia, Hope, Potage•.At kielvoct, Bdt, Baum ; twtk from Bridlingna. LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER 1. Captain FIWDSHAtiI t of the Ann, (poke on the ad tilt. the brig Mary, --., of Chatham, from London to New York, lat. 41. as. long. 32. all well, and on the 4th (poke the brig William, —,, of Poole, from Alicant to Newfoundland, lat. 41. 41. long. 36. 41. out 52 days, all well. Arrived—Somerfet, Mitainfon, from Leghorn, for Dub lin, at Strangford; Sally, Thomas ; and Mountitewut, Hoo ter, from hence at Genoa ; Britannia, Scott, from Sakro it Naplas ; and Miss, Broeidebank, from Malaga at Hoyliit FROM LLOYD'. LEST. DLLs, Nov. 3.-,-Arrived and failed for the River, du Lively Carnmell, from Oporto. Wind W. S. W. OILAYISIND, Nov. 3.—•PA'red by, the Ann and Mary,—....; Margarett, Sowen ; Commerce, Adeitan ; and Lora Nelfon, Lee, from Petetiburgh ; Hope, Martin, from Dantzle Ward, from Norway; Levant, Dryden, from Han' burgh; Ajax, Booth, from Dantsic ; Howe. Lamb, fryn Memel; friends, Thornton. from Stettin; Ann, D,nbun; and George , Boyle, from Riga—Sailed the Navigation, Rob fon, for Smyrna; Alert, Dugan, fur Dunkirk; Alofto, Vigai and Drie Gebroden, for Amfterdam. ARRIVED In the Downs, Hope, Patterfon, from Riga.-wAt Liverpool. Mari, Ofvrald, from Qu ebec ; and United States , SPt ort, from Virgir3"'ln Yarmouth Roads, Concord, Proufe, from At ehangel ; and Ana, &fast, from Peterfburgh.—At Friendship, Watfon, from Oporto.—ln the River, 'fine, RICh• ardfon, from Rigs; Ann and Mary, Rods; and Martha, Smith, from Peterflaurgh..—At Seville, Sportfman, Sanders, from London ; and ihriptsza, Coles, from Portfmoutlim+At BUCe. lowa, Eagle, Wilton, from Hull. HALIFAX, JULY 3E. Ina or SAlll.l.—The thin Union, BENiapox Hooted Matter, from Alicant for Bol t o n, 14de 1 with (alt, out 6s days, was on the loth init. wreck. ed on the Me of Sable. She went on (hum about oue o'clock A. M. in thick, fqually weather, ,in the fonth fide of the Plan& The breakers fonn itove in the dead lights, made a breach over the !hip and filled her with water. In this dreadtnl fituation they remained until day light, when font of the people attempted to land on a raf t ; but were prevented by the heavy tea, and a ltrong current' which broke the raft in pieces, and the feame.n, with much difficulty, were taken on board again. Fortunately they were loon difcovered by the peo ple on the ifland, and a warp being fent to the lhore on a fpar, the Captain, Mate, and Crew , vire faved by that means; but a Gentleman of -r the name of Monoortsay, pailinger in t he (hp, was unfortunately carried away by the furl, and periated. On the Mande they were treated with much hu• manity and kindnefs ; and Ailed in fitting up the fhip's long boat, in which Captain Hoarse, with !ix of his people arrived here yefterday morning• in . ,_thrt4 day; page from thence. ' The Chip and cargo were ;ma dl y ma : but pan 3r lil the kr. were limed by the exer , '