Star. — London, England, 1802-02-22 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTAhr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, FED. so. The Houfe met early, and read the Warninfter . FA Bill, the Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Sou thern Whale Fiihery Bin a fecond time, after which they were committed for Monday. Adjourned till Monday two o'clock, when the hearing of the Appeal Carafe, Scott v. Brodie, will be returned. LONDON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : 3 per C. Confols, money, 681 8 1 , Ditto, for account. at Reduced 691 69-4 Per C. 87 —News per C. roe tool. Old 5 per C. too 991—LLL000ng Ann. so 3-161. FMCS OF STOCKS Bank Stock 'soil 3 per Ct. Red.6pi 6 9 i 3 per Ct. Conf. 684 1 4 Per Cent. 86 1 86 5 Po Cent. Ana. 991 1 5 per C.Ana. 1507 tool rot ON SATURDAY : Long Ann. no pi 6 3-16 India Stock 2131 Imp. 3 per Cent. 611 Imp. Ann. tai I Exacts. Wk. SA prem. 1 Conf. for Arc. 6y* Dvaux, Fall. 111..—s r Ccnt. Gov. Deb. RS. on London It. His MAjarrr, on Saturday, accompanied by his Royal Hirhnefs the Duke of CA MIR sous, and her Royal Htghnefs Princefs SOPHIA and General /Am EIS, rode out in Windfer Park. The Qyzta and PRINCESSES took an airing to Frogmore. The ROYAL FAMILY yellerday accompanied by the Countcfs of AYLISSUILT and attendants, went to St. George's Cathedral, and heard an excellent Sermon preached by the Rev. Dr. FISHER, from the 24th chap. of Joffina, and aad verfe And 70.4 fcid unto the People, ye are ouitsyles &gait/ your feign, that you have chafes* you the Goan to ferve and They fail, we are oottatp." Saturday a meeting of the Cabinet lffinifters was held at Lord Haw RE sauar,'s Office ; the Council broke up at four o'clock, when Mellingers were difpatched to the Courts of Peterffiurgh, Berlin, and Vienna. The Rev. Mr. BARTOW, Chaplain to the Honk of Commons, being obliged to go for a time into the Country, for the recovery of his health, the ►SprAKIR has been pleated to appoint Mr. SMITH, fon of Dr. SMITH, Prebendary of Weaminfler, to officiate in his Read. Part of the Rofs and Cromarty Rangers, from Ireland, have arrived at Stirling. It is in agitation to make a canal navigable for vefels going between Glafgow and Irvine. - - _ Above fix hundred privates of the firaregiment of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers, artillery and in fantry, have agreed to renew their original offer of fervice, in time of peace, for aiding the Civil Power in the city and county of Edinburgh. The new Smits& yefterday save his &It din ner to the Gentlemen of Oppofiuon and it was a very handfome entertainment. Tie party were pretty numerous. Among them were Meflrs. S WI. SUDAN * TurawaY l CREW, and JEKYLL. Lord CLERMONT had arand dinner on Satur day in Berkeley-fyiare. The Marquis of HIRT.. 701113 1 and many other Noblemen, were preterit. OnSaturday afplendid entertainment was given, at the London Tavern e r° the Earl of Bakcsasss, late Governor of Jamaica, by the Well India Mer chants. The company confifted of near a hundred perfons, among whom were feveral Minifters and other public charallers. FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Covent-Carden Theatre had a crowded audi ence to Love ix a Village, on Saturday Wt. Mrs. &tunas-ow was exquilitely •in voice, and was of courfe highly applauded. There has been a limy in circulation, Pays a Morning Paper, that Lord C---- was in the TEIS DAT. Temple at Paris. But • this is not the cafe. He Lard Meant PArewaske's Private Dinner, Jobn-ftreet. landed at Boulogne three months fence, in difguife, Mr. J. Eger ton '' Maw, Viper Seynsuar-fireet. with Cot W—, who commanded in th e l a ft Lady Cunlifik's Dinner, New Norfolk-amt. war a flotilla on the Lake of Conftance. He re. UM lUngfteifeltout, Stratford-place. Mr. Andrew's Party, Cleveland-row. mained in Paris four days under a fieitious name, .-. TURSDAT.• and is gone to Germany. When he was gone, Mr. Corbett'' Grand Dinner, Mortimer-Meet: they had found it was Lord C—, and they fay Lad Camden's Dinner, Arlingtoo-ftreet. would have arrella him. WIDIIIISDAT. • Caustds of Kenmare's Rout, Portman-4=re., OrRILA Housa.—A new divertifem en t, ca ll e d comae of Portfmoutlt's Rost, Liaeoherines-Idds. 7 Ipe 7ailsiscia of Midst, was brought out, for the : Mrs. Tboinpron's Rout, Hereford-street. fiat time, on Saturday, to introduce M. GIRAUD Lord Sbellield's Diana.. Privy Gardena. to the public. He is a dancer of confiderable re- TIII7IIIDAT. Mrs. Golliwors Comm Po=ee. putation, and has already .flitted into the favour of Lard Glenbervk's Dinner the Englifh audience.—The divertifement was Lard Caftkreasies Dinner, Cleveland-row. . well receivt d. Counters a Aldborough's FRID a te Priv Party, Arliagtao-firee . I t. ' Lord Nozsuar Chief Juftice of the Common I Lord Hampden's Dinner, Green-ftreet. Pleas in Ireland, IA week added three thoufand Mr. Egerton's Dinner, Upper Seymour-Amt. acres to his extenfive property in the county Tippe- LATUILDAT. rary, by the piirchafe of the enate of Mr. La Hoer. : Mr. Raidwin's Dinner, Baker 'beet. From the London Gazette, Saturday, zoth Fe- Counters of Newna SUNDAY. Winn', 1802-.-111 R LORD CH AMC lILLOR has been n's Made. Vireountefs Hampden's Coneert, Oreen-Rreet. pleated to appoint RICHARD MEADS, of Taunton, Mrs. Brooks's Male, Haney-tint. in the County of Sornerfet, Gentleman, a Mailer Mirs Micas Party, Clifford-Ikea. Extraordinary in Chancery. Marquis of Nies Grand Dinner, Grafton-area. Lately, the Rev. Mr. RICHMOND of Irvine, re- We are glad to find that Tome of the good old ceived from a gentleman of refpe&ability, a mer- faihions of our grand-mothers are about to be re- chant in Glafgow, the funs of fifteen pounds ° vived by our modern Beauties. The hi and widen Reding, to be diftributed among the poor of that with a little variation and improvement., were ex- place, of which that gentleman is a native. An I hibited a few nights once at the Opera Houfe, by example highly worthy of imitation. a fafhionahle young female, wh o l e beauteous and Captain WALLFR, and Mifs M. LISTIER, OF , ' graceful figure would render captivating any form Coveham-abbey, let off a few days ago on a ma. of drefs, however antiquated or prepeltetons. tr i mon i a l excurtion to Gretna Green. Peewee FISH lON s.—Whit e Patin h a t s , tr i mme d ' M r . B a ILTOLOZ II is invited by the Court of Poe - I with white ribbons, and ornamented with one or tugal to retitle at. Lifbon on a penfion which the I two white feathers, are vary much worn. The (taws has offered him. coloured hats are of crimfon or orange velvet or tiro! PARS yeßerday was nearly totally un ratio. The nraw bats, ala Paawla are fornetimes occupied, on account of the fewbrr and dripping ap. trimmed with a broad white ribbon. Almon all pearancc of the weather. Although a few adven the wham are adorned with an efpit, The Whim- tarous horfemen dallied through the dirt in bold de of diadems of flowers upon the head-drefes in fiance, the majority of the Sunday Bella and Boas" ihair is becoming general ; they ate monly Rayed at home, dreading to annoy the fnowy muf rofe colour. The preterit mode of wear• lin, azure filk Ilockings, gloffy bobt, &c. veils is completely new; after placing Lowczetry is `Roasts.—Mr. MANN, of Loi. mon the head, foots to hide the entire galore, worth, Cambridgefhire, had a horfe that died a t tor they come round the fides of the face and crofs finidays ago 38 years old,—At St. Ives, the fa under the chin, leaving the two ends hanging moos horfe Shunter died on the Bth inn. 37 years down. , The white Patin fpeuccrs trimmed with old ; and at Woodburn, Huntingdonibire, Mr. J. fwanfdown are more common thanever. Although 1 Boa. had a mare that died on the 9ih, that was the cloth &awls, embroidered in gold, are in high 36 years old.—A molt, which carried part of the favour, our eligaiski have not renounced the Ca- baggage of Kano Wittan 111. at the battle of chemire (bawls, now called the Egyptian thawla, I the Boyne, died I fed' days gem in the county of becamfe they come from India by that war. Mcith, ' • ' .1. • lid • • . . DUBLIN, FEBRUART S. This day being appointed to celebrate her Ma jetty's Birth, a Levee was held by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant at the Cafile, when an Ode was performed ; and this night a Ball will be given, which, if we may judge from the prepa rations making, will be one of the moll fplendid ever known in Ireland. The following Gentlemen have been appointed High Sheriffs in Ireland for the enfuing year : Down—Hr H KENNEDY, of Caltra, Efq. Kilkenny—Hon. CHAS. BUTLER, of Kilkenny. Tuefday evening Mr. J. NATTER TANDY arrive* in town from Lifford, in cuflody of Mr. Ports, one of his Majefty's Meffengers, who was from hence difpatched with his prifoner to Wicklow, to embark from thence on board the Lovely Peggy, Capt. HARRIS, for Bourdeaux. A Mrs. EUSTACE and her fervant maid were both barbaroufly murdered laft night between ten and elevel o'clock. This unfortunate woman, who lived at No. 9, Peter's-row, it appears had tent her maid for tome portly, who, entering the houfe, found her mittrefs murdered in the parlour: the girl was then attacked, and difpatched alto. A Mr. Elwood, an elderly clergyman, who lodg ed in the upper part of the houfe, hearing the (bricks of the maid, came down Rain, and found. both miff:els and maid weltering in their blood in a Rate (hocking to be defcribed. A young man, nephew to Mrs. Eu'TACii, who dieted and lodged in the houfe, has been apprehended on fufpicion, and lodged in Peter's watch.houfe. It does not appear that the houfe was robbed of any one ar ticle of value. LINES, INSCRIBED ON A MONUMENT EJECTED TO THE ME MORY OF DR. SMALL, IN • SEQIJSETEILED GROTE, AT SOHO, NEAL BIRMINONAM• WRITTIN IT Dl. DARWIN. Ye gay and young, who, tboughtlers of your doom, Shun the difguftful man Sons of the dead, Where Melancholy broods o'er many a tomb, Monld'ring beneath the yew's unwholefotne made; If chance ye enter there fequelteMd groves, And day's bright funihine for a while forego, Oh, leave to Folly's dice% the laughs and loves, And give one hour to phildophie woe ! Here, while no titled duff, no fainted bone, No lover weeping over Beauty's bier, No Warrior frowning in hiftoric ftone, Extorts your praifes, or requefts your tear; Cold Coat/via:ion leans her aching head, On human woe her Ready eye the turns, Waves her meek hand, and Sighs for Science dead, For Science, Virtue, and for SMALL, the mourns. The important caufe now pending in Chancery, refpeeing the Pale of Bibles, Tellaments, and Prayer Books, againft the Pale of which in Eng land an injundion was lately obtained by the Eng lifh Univerfities, is not, we underhand, regarding pirated or unauthorifed editions, but thole printed by his Majehy's Printers in Scotland, which ha ve always been a free uninterrupted article of Trade, under the Ad of Union, beyond the memory of the oldeft Bookfellers, in the fame manner as the fame books, printed by authority in England, have always had, and hill have, a free Pale in Scotland. CORM MARICBT. 01411E-LANII WU. 22. Our market was thinly fupplied with Wheat and, Barley this morning, yet the former was not free of rale at laft week's currency, except the very fineft forts; the latter, together with Malt, are near is. higher. Oats, Beans, and Peafe, are without variation in prices. There is a brilknefs in the Grafs Seed trade, for fine Red Clover at a little more money. Englifh Wheat, 565. 745. to 78s. primeß, Bos. Foreign Ditto, 465. 741. Rye, 365..405. 425. Barley, 265. 385.-- (Malting) 4os. 455. Milt, 445. sos..- melt, 51s. 535. Oats, t6s. 245. Horfe Beans, (New) sos. 355. Tick Beans, (New) 2us. 345. FL T Peafe, 345. 375. . Boilers ' 365. 425. Spring Tares, ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per bufhel. Carraway Seed, 365. to 411. per cwt. Coriander, 265. to 2gs. per cwt. Canary, 84s. to gos. per cwt. Rape Seed, 341 to 371. per laft. Flour, 555. 6cs. per fack. Red Clover, s4e• 7os. Bos. 86s. per cwt. White ditto, 58s. 84s. 114 s. Trefoil, 26s. 40s. 5216 . EOM THE LONDON O•ZITTS, SATURDAY, FED. 20. Average price of Corn In England ind Wales, from the Re turns ending the 13th of February, 1102. Wheat. I Rye. Barley. I Oats.. e Beans. I Peale. s. d. s. d. s. d. d s d. 75 0 47 • 41 3 21 10 4 0 10 4 1 The average Price of Sugar, cement from the Returns made in the week aiding the 17th of February, is 40s. 84d. per hundred weight. At Warminfter market, on Saturday loft, the prices of corn were as follows : wheat, by the quarter, 31.25. to 31. los. ; barley, tl. i IS. to 21. 2S; oats, 11. to 11.41. ; beans, 11. z6s. to al. 12s. Among the lag Bath arrivals are, The Earl of Pembroke, Lord Brldpon,Lord Cbiebefter,La ly F.liaabeth Gamier, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Yeivertoo, Sir Henry, and Lady Crofby, Lord and Lady De Dunfianville, Earl of Delmore, Lord Vernon, Lady C. Townthend, Hon. Mrs. Franidand, Sir Watts and Lady Horton, Sir Alexander and Lady Hamilton, Sir John Polkn, General White, Cal. Bland, Col. Mrs. and two Mifs Ways, Col. Gnbbins, Col. Taylor, Col. Fitzgerald, Major and Mrs. Rinen, Major Marfli, Major Nail, Rev. Dr. Mrs. and two Mifs Wilgreffes, Ste. Icc. At Hereford Fair, on Tuefday, there was a tole rable (hew of cattle, which were fold at very ad, vanced prices. There was alto a confiderable de T mand for horfes, and the prices were proportion. ably high. Hops were dull of rale, and averaged from 3L ifs. to 41. tol. per cwt. The fervants of Mr. Hem, of Eaton, in Wilt fhire, plowing a field, (truck againfl an earthen pot which contained fevtral thourand copper coins, chiefly of the Emperor Conflantine the Great. A wild Ewan, four feet tcn inches high, and fcven feet four inches the width of its wings, was shot a few days ago by Mr. W. Clarke, near Bugg, in Lincolnshire. On Friday a large quantity of valuable lace and crapes was feized on the Cullom-houfe They came in hogfheads of pickled mangoes, from Hamburgh, in which there were two partitions-- the mangoesin the centre,andlaces,&c. in the ends. The Legiflature of North Carolina has granted so,ooo dollars for building a College in Columbia, and 6,000 dollars a year for its fupport. A letter front Kingfton, Jamaica, dated Jan. 4, Pays Tovssaiwr has withdrawn from Cape Francois part of the garrifon, the better to accom modate the troops eipcdted from France, and pro bably with a view to overawe the Blacks, who are alone restrained by the military from riling to per. petuate the dominion which they ufurped, and which they are aware is shout to be taken from them." A Society has been formed at Salm, in America, under the title of " Eaft India Marine Society," the objea of which is the colleBion of charts, maps, and fuch obfervations as may tend to facilitate the navigatiim of the Eallern and Southern Oceans ; and for this purpofe the mailers of all velrels are invited to communicate extraas from their jour nals, &c. Letters from Conftantinople mention, that fe veral Beys, alarmed by the maffacre which took place near Alexandria, had retired to Upper Egypt, where they united for their mutual defence, and found many partizans. All the married Clergymen of the Diocefe of Peterborough, or who are widowers with children, and poffefred of a (mall income only, are invited to apply to the Bifhop of that Diocefe to obtain re• lief ; a circumftance we record with pleafure, being creditable to the feelings and humane conduit of that worthy Prelate. The offices of liquidations of Englith claims on Ruffia, 'which were eflabliffied at Peterfbnrgh, Ri- I ga, and Archangel, have finifhed their proceed ings and fent theta to the Imperial Department of Commerce for approval. A letter from Elfineur, dated Feb. 6, fays 4, The weather dill continues open and mild. The drift ice in the Sound has difappeared, except Tome (mall quantities which remain along the Swedith coaft. Yetlerdak feveral veffels, that had taken shelter in Copenhagen Roads from the ice, paired the Sound downwards." The pickpockets, it kerns, fometimes try their upon ladies who have no pockets. JoxerH ex WILD ufed to fumble in pocketswhere be lmew there was nothing, merely from his affeaion for the art! A few days fince a perfon going along Clerken well-green, paired by. a man carelefsly carrying a ftmw cutting•knife,the edge, which being very ke( n, caught the back part of his hand, and cut it in a (hocking manner. The man was taken to the Ma giarates in Hatton-garden, who committed him to anfwer the complaint, for his inattention in not covering the knife, as dangerous to ,people going along the Arens. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. W. ♦RiVID. o French, o•• Dutch, o Harnbursig, 2 Dublin, O Waterford, YARMOUTH. FEB. H. ant. 0 Z I I I Friday afternoon the Kt NC GEORGE Packet, Capt. FLYN, from Cuxhaven, landed her Mails at Lowe. (toff, and this morning her parrengers landed here. Arrived the Expence Viser,Capt.CLAYTENCUPG H , from the Texel, with fibres, and a complement of men for a veirel lying here bound to the Streights. —Sailed on a cruize off Aldborough la JALou s R and BRUM ea gun-brigs. The Liyeling is arrived in ballaß front Rotterdam. The Hermes, Capt. will take in goods until the 3d of next month for Naples. The (hips of war in the Roads remain as per lail. PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 20. Came in from a cruize, the NYMPH, of 38 Burs, Captain DOUGLAS; BEAULIEU, of 40 guns, Captain POYNTZ ; and the ASIELIA, of 40 guns, Captain HERBERT. Came in the two following Dutch vetrels, bc;ng the 6rfl that have arrived here Mice the %ming of the Preliminaries Yreede, Captain Fall/ERICK, from Fluffing, bound to Africa, laden with ta. rious merchandize ; and the Ondernaming, Cap. taro SCHOMBERG, from Arpfterdam, bound to Cayenne, laden with an alforted cargo, Sailed on a cruize, the SWAN and RANGER re. venue cutters; CAMBRIAN, of 40 guns, Captain Touav, for Chatham, having on board the men that navigated the Pr ANT:SGENET, of 74 guns, to this port. Came in two Tranfports, the Chatham and Flora, numbered 8 and 9, having on board part of the 26th regiment of foot, from Egypt, laft from Fahnonth. 'Pwo Cartels from Cherbourg and Mortal; the one from the former place carrying prifohers from thence, who were all imprefred the mpment of their arrival, for the purpole of manning two French frigates, equipping at that port for St. Domingo. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 21. Arrived this day his Majefty's fhip toszyr, of 64 guns, from the Streights, and is under quaran tine. This day failed his Majelty 4 s fhip RESIST• amcs, Captain Dicay, on a cruize, to intercept finugglers. yefterclay arrived from Lifbon, his Majeltr's tchooner NurLitr alfo the Bee brig, Captain J. Sou, with timber, from Rigs. The Harriott, country fhip, is arrived here from the Downs, bound to India. J.:lived this afternoon the William, from the Downs, bound to the coafk of Brafil. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DIAL, F! $. at.—Wind N. N. W.—Arrived and failed for the river the Harmony, from Bengal. GRAVESEID, JULY I.—Paired by the Indifpen fible, Gamut ; and Lively, SMITH, from the South Seas u • Fame, from Belfaft ; Mentor, TmomAs; from D ublin; Mary Elea, —, and Edher, Assort., from janificp United Brothers, CARDER; and Rofe, Jura IT: from Waterford.— Sailed the Bell, Rows, far Montferratt; Stanley. CH ME RS ; and Brazilla, —, for St. Kitt's ; Le. rant, DRYDEN ; and Harford, Caaax, for Ham. burghs. The brig Boa !Thins, Captain Bintwaano Jos Dios, with a cargo of oranges from St. Michael's, was on the 4th Ina. driven from her anchorage, (in Scull harbour ' near Ballydahab, in the weft of Ireland) by a violent gale of wind, on the rocks of Calle Ifland ; the cargo totally plundered, and the veffel cut up by the ravages in the neighbour. hood. By the benevolent exertions of tome gen tlemen of the place, among whom, two clergy. men, the Rev. Meilis. Townfend and Tifdall, were very aetive, the crew were providentially Caved from deftruiftion, and fbme fmalLpart of the goods refcued from the facrilegious hands of thofe unfeel ing wretches. - The brig Commerce, SAMPLE, arrived at New York on the isith of January, from Jamaica; off the Ifle of Pines the fpoke the Britifh frigate San- TA MARGAILETTA, and was informed by a Liente nant of this !hip, that Come days before, the 80. !JETTA (loop of war had been loft on the Jardines, and that a great number of her crew had perithed. The Harriet, HURRY ; the Harmony, —; and the Midfummer Blo flom, —, from Hon duras for London, are lo ft at Honduras. The Minerva, BITTERSOH, from Shields for Bencoolen, is loft off Malaga with two or three others. The Friendfhip, GIBBONS, from Waterford for Dublin, is loft off Caernarvon. The COROMANDEL failed from Jamaica on the 3d of January. from Martinique, but fhortly after her leaving Port Royal, the ftruck on a bank in three fathom water, and immediately making fig nals of diftrefs, all the boats belonging to the fhips of war at Jamaica w e re difp a tch e d to her affiftance. The packet which brought the mail of Saturday, left her at anchor on the 4th, in much ' apparent danger. Should the velTel unfortunately be loft, no degree of anxiety can be entertained as to the fafety of her crew. The Kinnoul of Leith,Fa•Ncii WATSON rnafter, from Hull, bound to London, with corn, is on fhore at Wezham, and it is feared fbc will be loft. +~ ~.__