Star. — London, England, 1805-09-28 00:00:00

1:71C11; mriurcENdt PLNZANCII, 25. —Since ray laft arrived the Union, FRISK ; the Laura, Q . I;ICIC ; the Ceres. Ht- CHINS ; the Three Brothers, P;te ataa ; the Milford. WILLIAMS; and the Maranon, SrErkans, from Swanfea, with coals, fora market ;the Adtive,Tanas, from Pool, for Britlol, leaky ; and the Young Henry, Satarsost, from Bude, with bark. Sailed the Bro thers, DatwtTT, for Falmouth, with butter—from thence the will fail for Weymouth with the remain- der ; and the Swedith brig Pomona, SAIDILING, for Naples, with fills. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 2S.—CHIESC In the Alligator, CaptAin WlLsow, from Tortola, for London, laden with fugat, coffee, and cotton ; the failed the 3111 _ July, in company with goo fail, under convoy of the ii.Li!stalous, of 74 guns; PROSELYTI, Off guns; _ _ - - and Baas*boas, of 28 guns, and parted from them in a gale of wind the sth September, in lat. 37. long. 46. Came in the "'ruffian brig Frederick, from Ire land to Embden, laden with 6.1 h and oil, detained by tht Hero privateer. PORTSMOUTH, SUPT. 27.--Arrived the ralcon, Capt. SANDERS, from off Havre, and the Hecla bomb, Capt. Scorr, with feveral light tranfports, Ea. from the Downs. Sailed the THAt.t• frigate, Capt. WALKER, with the Albion and Diana Eaft Indiamen, for the Eait Indies. The latter chip failed .with the fleet from Cork, but having met with damage was obliged to put back to Falmouth, where the has been repaired, and CaITIC up here to join the THALIA; alfo the Speedwell brig, and the Hearty gun brig, on a cruize.--The 78th regiment are to embark to-mor- tow, and the 42d on Monday. DOVER, SEPT• 27.-4-liS Majefly's ANTELOP E, CDMIDOdOTE Sir WIN. SYDNEY Sums, arrived in our Roads laft night from the Dawns, with the DiAnat. and SCEPTRE .- armed defenee (hips, and the LORD LEITH cutter. His Moiety's (hip ARIADNE failed thro' the Roads lati night for the Downs.—Arrived his Majetly's gun brig Fuktotts, from a cruize thi , morning. The fchooner Eliza and Katy of and from Pitiladelphia t Captain CLASBY, with Welt India pro. duce, bound to Rotterdam, came into the harbour thit day, tinder detention, from the Roads, where fhe has been lying ever llnce the A ItIADN I detained her. The Stsrraa armed defence fhip has come into the harbour this day to clean her copper, which is very foul, owing to her haying laid a confiderable time in the Downs.—Wind North and moderate. DEAL, SEPT. 27.—Rear Admiral Dotroxas Arita bis flag laft night at fun-fet from his Majefty's fhip LEOTARD, and proceeded to Yatmouth, where he is going to take the command. Sailed Commodore Sir SYDN kif SMITH, in his Majefty's (hip AN7IILOYE, to the we ftwar d, u i!h the Tigi efs and Jackall gun brigs, the Diadem and Sceptre armed (hips. Arrived this morning the SPEEDY (loop of war fi om Sheemefs.— Sailed this afternoon the CaLt rso (loop of tear on a 'mite of Beachyhead. The Boarocsa frigate palled the back of the Goodwin Sand this morning, luppofed from Yarmouth, to P ortfniooth. DowNs, 4 O'CIoOCIE, IP• ta.—By the norms cut.' ter, jull arrived, we learn that a large lugger-rigged privateer has got out of Vimereux Bay. The Ca- Lyrso floop of war, one of the &ft failers in the fleet, has been difpatched after her, and there is no doubt will come up with her. The Ft.oaxtics has again failed to re airtime her nation off Boulygne with Commodore Sir SYDNEY Sstrrn. A line of battle (hip has ju ft hove ;n light from the Northward , fuppofed to be either the POWERFUL, of 74 guns, or the AFRICA, of 64. YARMOUTH, SEPT. 27.--Yeflerday arrived from a cruite off Heligoland the CORMORANT (loop, and has brought in two (hips laden with copper, &c. ; arrived alfo the Cenfor gnnbrig. Lag night arrived the outward bound fleet for the Baltic, under con voy, and remain wind bound. This morning ar rived, under convoy, a large fleet of merchantmen from the Baltic.—The (hips of war in there Roads, under Rear Admiral RUSSELL, are, the Majellic, Diftator, Elephant, Ruby, Princefs of Orange, State ly, Agincourt, and Roebuck, Cormorant hoop of war, Cenfor and Forward gunbrigs, and three cut ters.—A Ruffian fleet is expetled in the North Seas in a few days.—Wind N. E. GREENOCK, SEPT. 25.—rafTed, lain night, for Port- Glafgow, the Jane, Wilkie, from Antigua; parted -with the fleet sth intl. off the Banks of Newfound land. The fleet confilled of about Soo fail. The • Brilliant, GEMMEL, arrived last night. at the Holy Luch, (qoarantihe amino), from Demerara. — Parted with the ARIADNE, JOHNST , IN, and the St. Andrew, MITCHELL, on Sunday lA, off the Mull of • Kintyre, bound for Liverpool ; all well. The John (late Duncan) palled lel night for Port Glafgow, from the Holy Loch. The Ma +mai, Ed. wards ; Venerable, Lewtas ; Neptune, M• Fee, and Lucy, Wilfon, arrived at Liverpool on Saturday fil,m Barbadoes. They failed from Barbadoes the 3 t Ju The Antigua (hips, for that port, did not fail With the tll of Auguft convoy. Another convoy was expetied to fail the 1511; of Augurs. The Eag,le, MORRISON, of this port from Jamaica. captured by the Prince of Peace, Spanith privateer, of 22 guns and i4o men, is taken by his Majefty's (hip Oar. itzus j. and arrived at Portlmouth. The Ann andl Betfey, M4LAUGHLIN, from Liverpool from New Brunfwick, was captured by the St. Pedro, Spanifh privateer, of 16 guns, in !at. 49. 30. lnng. 23. 20. on the 2z:l Auguft. On the 23d the alto captured the ROOKE, of Poole, and the Humphreys, of Lond.in ; the latter fhip W4S given up with her crew ..ad that of the Alice. tROM LLOYD'S LIST. OaavSteno. Sen. s7.=Taffttl by the Ear;lc. Scialer, from Leghorn ;Commerce, Savage ; LlPigence.l ; Hazard, FAIL:Ay ; and tlie mperor of Raffia, Metrulfe r front l'etra!burgh ; !Cabana, Jervis, from Konningfburg; Eohu. and the Ma7fiovrer, RedbUd, from Dantsie ; Major, Hall, and the Etaphemia, gang. fter, Prom Stockholm ; Fides, —., from Riga; Salida, Orlen ; Harmony, Crags, and the lenge Hermina,--••=, from Stettin.— Sailed the Mary, Henry. for Yucatan. Ausrveri—ln the Downs, De Joage Lifette, Brans, from Naples—At Southampton, Minerva, Lintz. from Bilboa—At Liverpookthe Ariadne, Johnttone ; and thc Sarah, *Lune, from Demarara—Off Tory iliand, Brilliant, from Demerara-- Off the Ifle of Man, St. Andrew, from Demerara—At Dublin, Young Henriek, Cote, from Meflina—At Guernfey. Guernfey, ----, from St. Thomas's—At New York, Tre lavrney,Turner, and the Adarnant,--, from Hull; Neptune, Stan ton, from Liverpool; and Fanny,T,lylor, from Clyde—At Phila delphia, Hercules, Bradforrd, from Liverpool—At Naples, Fac tor, Briggs., from Liverpool—At Leith, Favourite, Bunney, and the Columbus, lanes, from Peterfburgh. The Elizabeth, Cass, of Dublin, from Barbadoes, is arrived at Briftol. She parted from the fleet on the sth ina. in lat. 39. long. 48. in a gale. Eight others parted at the fame time. The Favourite, STRANNOCX, from Demerara for Liverpool, has put back to Demerara, with the lois of her rudder. The N ork, Ptytrx, from Peteriburgb, and the fleet which failed from Elfinore on the tfith init. are ar rived off Loweffoff. _ _ The Dile GebrOders, PURST, from Dantzic for Londonderry, is on fkore on the coaft of Swedifh Po merania ; cargo totally ►oft. The Admiral Nelfon, Brrrut, from Dantzic for Liverpool, foundered in the North Sea ; crew Paved. The &trey, of Greenock, from St. Thomas's, one of the homeward bound Leeward Ifland fleet, is ftranded in Courtmafkerry Bay ; fhe parted from the fleet on the tft inft. in lat. 38. long. 3z. The Henry. MARTIN, from Liverpool for Africa, is reported to be captured, and the Captain and crew carried into Gaboon. COPY OF A LATTAR 1111011 AN OTINCIR ON BOARD TUR La- VIATEAN. H. M. S. Lniathao, of Cadiz. Sept. 5, Igoe. " i am happy to inforth you, that we are now off Cadiz, all well, with 26 fail uf the line, under the command of Admiral Coning wand 'The Canopus (Admiral Louis), Spencer,Tigre,Donnegal, and our nwn (hip, form the in-fbore fquadroo. We have a &Rind view of the enemy aA day, and at night when the moon is up; fo that they can mate no movement, in fuch cafe, without our feting their. They are 36 fail of the line, and, as we aro informed, all ready for fca. We have a general expedatioit of their putting to fea every hour; for every watch is ordered to carry their ham• mockr up and down, Ls they are relieved ; fo that you may gucfs our anxiety ; not a fear of the enemy coming out, but a fear that they may efeapc us in the dark, between the rocks and emit ; , though we have little fear on the whole of their efeaping us, as we are near the &ore, and well placed to prevent it Wean all in great hopes of nur old commander, Neffon, being fent here to command this fleet; as the very name of that much loved °Seer will ltrike a panic into our feeble enemies, and more than compenfatc for our deficiency of ten fail of the line," dtc. dtc. - - Arrivals at Gibraltar from the 16th to the 3oth of Anglia : The American Ihip Friendihip, Ifnel WMlams, of and for Sa lem, is days from Leghorn, in baliall—H. M. Hoop Martin, Cap uin Savage, from Sir Richard Bickerton's fquadron to the Rait ward—The Sardinian Tartan Noftra Seniora Conception, Carlo Buro, 10 days from Sardinia, with Beans and Pork—The Ameri- C3ll brig Abeora, Jofeph Clark, x t days from Barcelona. with Wine and Brandy, for providence—The Ragufan Polarre Vn. de Gracia, 16 days from Benicario. with wine, for this Pbee—The American brig Molly, D. Adams, one day from Algefiras, in bal- L[t,tor Lrghorn—.The Portognefe brig Nova Alllar-za, John Rod rigues, five days from Ayamonte, iriballaft, for Malaga—The Eng brig Drummond, F. Allifon. 56 days from Malta, with Sul phur, for Leith—The Dania bark Copenhagen, Martin Swarm, five days frnm Alicant,with wine and brandy. for Embden—The Moorilh Xrbeque Mcbruek, Rais Taber Ben Moharnmet, two days from Almeria, in ballaft—H. M. brig Fervent from a cruise The Ottoman Polaere San Spiridione, A.Lukiry, fit days from Malaga, in ballaft for Liibon. AYR, SEPT, !co. —About feven o'clock onoTuafday morning a very heavy gale came on; the filhing boats bad gone out in the morning, and were off the coalt of Carrick. They were obliged to run for (bel ief., and one of them with four men in her, when a little to the fouthward of the harboir, having got her (beet entangled that it could not be readily let gn, upfet, the mall came out, and the rolled over fevcral times. Two of the men with difficulty were able to hold by the beams t Robert M'Gee was in the boat the third time the righted, but was unable to hold by her longer. Wm. Cooke, a very relpeßable old man, was unable to regain the boat. After ffie up- 1 fet he was teen by his fon and John Taylor, the two furvivors ; he appeared 'landing up to the middle in the water, but a wave inaantly dallied him over, and they faw him no more. Their fad fituation was feen from the harbour; a boat was inffantly put off, manned by }Lillie Cuthbert, of Newton, two Meffrs. Ritchies, and Mr. Mathie. They pulled to the boat and took out the two furvivors, in a_ very ex _ _ haufled hate, the (pray was breaking ♦ery high, and they could fee nothing of the other two. It is wor thy of remark, that although the white Misery has been profecuted here to a confiderable extent, for nearly forty years, this is the firft fatal accident that has happened. A confiderable degree of anxiety prevailed refpetting the fate of the other lout boats which had not returned; however, they had flood in for Cullean bay. The Earl of CassitArs Peeing them in dißrefs, went down to the beach, and as they reached the &ore his fervants affitted in &curing their boats, and the Mermen were taken to his hofpita ble Cattle, where they were comfortably regaled, and got their clothes dried. His LordStip alfo difpatched meffenger to their friends to acquaint them of their fafety, and when the florm had fublided they return ed to Ayre. M'Ghee has left a widow and five chi'• then, in the moR indigent eircumftances. Subfcrip , tiuns for the relief of this pour family are opened here. h is a es:oil:on faB, that a Gentleman who has de. voted a great part of his life to the difeafes tor horfes, and pratifes now at E.. ter, has carried his obferva• tion to fuck a pitch of perfedlion, that he can tell with prenfion the craft ailment, and its degree, merely upon the view of any animal, without being in formed of the preceding fymptoms. Thus moll far riers, when a hotfe exhibits figns of great pain, give him Pi7fis, i. e. a Cathartic Ball or Drench; but Warns, the wan to whom we allude, con- I tends that an animal will writhe, and appear to be in tortures, from no Ids than five different internal caufes, every one of which have different fymptonss, and of courfe require rfifernd tresesoonth He affirm, I that that error in the praBice of indifcriminating Farriers, colts the lives of feveral thoufand Hodes annually. His Royal Highnefs tine Duke of York has patronifed this ingenious Mxti, and of his pub• lication on Farriery no leG than 12,0c0 copies have been bought by the Army and by individuals is a I comparatively [hurt (pace. bnins, SEPT. a The letting of the Barrack Canteens mnR be very advantageous to Goicrnment and the Pithlic atlarge --and if the brewer ;Ides nt.t flint his beer, the plan mull be confidered as judicious. A Brewer in the Ifle of Wight, for the exclufiie privilege of fupplyinz, the Army IDepot at Parkhtirll Barracks for one year, has given the alio:ldling fum of 13501. MARGATE, SEPTEMBER 26. This place now begins to thin. although we never had finer weather. The Ball on Monday, confidering it was a drefs one, was attended by upwards of too couple, many of rank and faWion, Tome of them from Ramfgate t of the Ladle* Who diftinguilhed them calves by their dancing, we noticed in particular the Milks William*, Smiths, Grants, Gee, and Web- Dandalion was opened yeaerday, for the be nefit of Mr. Laass, the Mailer of the Ceremonies, when upwards of boo perfons honoured him. There was little dancing, on account of the heat. In the evening a Young Rofeius came forward, in the comic line, and confidering his youth, being only 9 years of age, he is a prodigy here. Much play has taken place when it it is fail that two or three Ci tizens have left more behind them than they brought down. Should the weather continue, we may taped to have a tolerable fall—the oldeß man living never knew inch abundant crops ; and except a few Beans the whole is honied. CHATI I / 1 .11, SEPT. 29. Parties o the loth, or Prince of Wales's regimentof Light Dragoons, pa ff ed through this place yeflerday, and the dA y before, on their march to Rumford. The Royal Marine Artillery praeice the manage ment of launches, fitted with a large carronade on the bow ; they are likely to become very expert, and to prove a valuable acquifition to the fervice of their country. The sd battalion of the gsd regiment marched form Hythe Barracks yefterday for Shorricliffe, to or cupy the barrackc in which the 78th was quartered. The MONARCH, of 7+ guns, went into Dock on Tuefday. On Wednefday failed the Issocasa sloop of war, Capt. GARTH, .for the Nore. Same day arrived the &swami Hoop, from Lynn in Norfolk, to be coppeted and fitted imme diately. The KCNT, of 7+ guns, late Lord Ka tries flag fhip, went out of Dock on Wednefday, and had her mails in yefterday. It is raid fhe is to be fitted with all polfible difpatch for the flag of Rear-Admiral THORNBOROUGH. Yefterday, arrived the MONMOUTH, from Sheer nefs, to be docked and repaired, being very leaky.- Yefterday morning, another party of 200 French prifoners were landed on the Military Floating Bridge, and were placed under the efcort of parties from the Royal Coral Miners, the Royal Denbigh and Fifefhire Militias, the whole under the com mand of Major FOULER, of the Denbigh Militia. Norman Crofs is the place of their deftination. This morning 6o Spanifb prifoners are to be landed at Gillingham, and elcorted by a party of the Royal Denbigh Militia to Portfmouth. , WILLIAM Pion, a fhipwright, ripping topper from a fhip in dock, had his hands fo feverely lace rated, that it is thought he will lofe the ufe of therc. On Wednefday J. Huck Es, Efq. M.P. for Rochef ter, failed down this river for an exeurfion in his pleafure boat, with a large party of his conftituents. At Sheernefs they were met, according to appoint ment, by J. BAKER, Efq. M. P. for Canterbury, and a number of the citizens. The two parties partook of a dinner provided by Mr. HuxzEs, and paged the day with the greateft conviviality. A ballot took place at the Bank on Tuefday, on the queftion refpeeing the dividend of 8.4 per cent. propofed at the laft General Meeting, when the pro pofition was carried. The following circumnance occurred in the per formance of The It Niah at the late Gloucener Mufic Meeting. Mr. HUM, the celebrated performer on the trumpet, having incautioufly left his infirument in the orcheftra, during the interval between the fe cund and third efts, tome intruders wantonly filled the neck with ant-limns, which entirely defiroyed the beautiful effea of that fublime air " The Trumpet AN fwd." excited furprife in the audience, and ex treme difirefs in the performer, who did not difcover the mule of the deice, till he returned to his lodgiT On Wednefday afternoon an immenfe concourfe of people were affetnbled on Loudon Bridge and in boats on the River, to witnefs a trial that was made of the Lik Preferver, invented, as we underhand, by Mr. Daum, furgeon, of Wapping. It is competed of stater proof leather, prepared to contain air,and iffinflated in half a minute through a fmall tube, with a cock. which is turned, when the jacket is fufficiently expanded ; thus prepared, it fupports the head, arms, and body out of the wa ter, the perfon wearing it having it at all times in his power, by means of the tube and cock, to increafe or diminifh the quantity of air. Several perfons, thus equipped, quitted the boats from off the Old Swan, and floated through the bridge, and down the River with the greaten cafe and fafety, without it being requifite to ufe the finallelt exertion, to fecure their buoyancy, tome fmoaking their pipes, and others playing the German flute, which they did with as much convenience as if on land. Employed in this manner, they proceeded below the London Docks, neat the inventor, Mr. DAHILL% refidence, where, SID it landing, he was greeted by three cheers fromlkhe numerous fpeEta• tors, who were gratified with the fight of inch a no vel, and really ufeful invention. Many Mips hoined thtir colours on the Occafion, which, combined with the 6ncnefs of the day, and the great number of perfons in boats, on board the rack, and on the quays, rendered it a mon interening fpeEtacle. We cannot quit this fubjeo without expreffing our warmeft wishes fur the fuccefs of this valuable inven tion. We knit it will meet with every encourage ment, fo as to remunerate the Gentleman, who has been fo laudably employed in the caufe of humanity. •by inventing this mode of preferving many valuable which otherwife would inevitably be loft. Ckshb itzkriEir drr Thurfday nioiting the fee - era! tot tit of Votonteere and Militia, under orders for a review by the Earl of Hatarearow, paraded at their refpeetive 'quarters, and from thence, to preient being incommoded on the march, fell in and formed column at three dif. ferent places the fiat brigade as Clapham Com mon ; the fecomlbrigade at Parfons Green and the third brigade, at Wandfworth Common, frees whence they nurchea on by different routes, and took their rank on the Common ; the &II brigade on the right, next Kinglton the fecond in the centre, and the third, on the left next Earl Spence: i s paling.—i- The regiments all looked and behaved well, and the experiment intended, fully fucceeded, that of affimi lating as nearly as poffible the etercife of the regi , ments kept in conilant pratice, with thole who ate only drilled, and exercifed occafionally. The follovr• ing is the order they were formed in : RIGHT !WOAD c.-Major Gat. the Earl of BANIMILT. Weft London Militia - - Sir Jona EANIti. Duke fa/Cumberland's Sharp Shooters - Capt./MR/tit. &mod battalion Tower Hamlets Militia Col. Sm taNTIIK SItIGADL—ahe Hon. Major-General Pin PM St. James's. Weilminfter - LoWI Am u caw. q2ecn's, the aft and ad Battalions - Royal York, or Mary-la-houne LIFT BILIOADI Loyal Southwark - Rifle Company Lambeth Corps COL ROBINSON. Lord DISNCANNON• CARROTIMRS. . COI• ALCOVE. - Capt. JACKSON. . COlt nel Sigma. SL Margaret's and St. John 'a • - Colonel Enasr. On the arrival Of the Earl nt Hattetacron, and a numerous Staff, the troops fainted, which had a molt animating effect. They then went through the firing mancenvres in the hollow, near the town of Wimble don. The front line next advanced, as if to engage an enemy, with one regiment of the horfe in the rear. After a heavy difcharge of mulketry, the line wheeled to the left into Companies, and the boric made an excellent charge, paffing through the inter• Rices made by the Companies. The other regiment of boric, Rationed on the right wing of the troops, alfo came down in full charge, ohvionfly with inten tion to repulfe, and completey difperfe the hippored fugitive enemy. After this mancevre, in which the Secnnd Brigade allied as a Corp,: of Referve, the regiments naffed in review order before the General, the Earl of f!aa- ILINGTONg Lords AMHERST, CATHCART, BAIIRURT g HOBART, and DUNCANHON g and the Brigade ended. The only accident that happened, was the falling of one of the Life Guards Men from his horfe during the charge, when the animal refuted to leap over a ditch. The mad had his leg broke, and was convey ed to the hofpital. The heath difplayed a numerous affemblage of beauty and elegance. l'he Countefs of Hamm:l -ron, and her lovely family, fat in a fociahle during the Brigade, and appeared highly gratified by the pidurefque fcene. Several other petfons of dillinc don were alto pram. The brigade ended about two o'clock, and zany of the regiments marched off the Common : but the greater part remained to partake of a foldier's raeal on the ground, where marquees were pitched, occu pied by faders, with every article of refreffiMent. The Lambeth, Col. SLAM!, returned by water, in the River Fencible bots, from Putney bridge. ANOTHER ACCOUNT. The grand Brigade on Wimbledon Commnn was conduced in the mon mafterly Rile of any Brigade of Volunteers ever v.itneffed. The different evolu tions of the Infantry were concluded with the greaten mane's. The Lambeth and Mitt Church Volunteers were the Battalion of Diredion, and through the intervals of that regiment the Life Guards made their charge backwards and forward .--the whole ailed as Britith troops ; the evolutions of both Infantry and Cavalry were directed againtt an imaginary enemy. After many evolutions, highly creditable to the regiments, the Lambeth and Chria Church Volunteers (the re gulating battalion) took the lead in marching park the Earl of HIIRINGTON, who ezpreffed himfelf pleated with all the Corps—but more efpecially with the leading regiment, who, withoutexception, march ed pall the k.arl of Haintscrou equal to any ve teran regiment, at which the Ipeetators exprefred their allonithment and approbation. The platoon firing of the Regulating Battalion. whilft in line, retie.% the higheli credit on them ; and, every movement of column, their dinances were kept with the greaten accuracy, and for which they were honoured with the lead of the line. The other Corps deferve the greaten praife, parti cularly the Tower Hamlets Militia, in marching acrofs the furze bathes ; but our IRonithment ceafes when we find a regiment of Volunteers to equal them in every point. 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