Star. — London, England, 1802-03-12 00:00:00

WIU7!CAL livrizzloact. MAILS THIS DAY...4VIND S. W. 'vs. ilitatvao• 1 Du'En, o Waterford, o Hantburgh, o From!, o bock - a Two French flaps of the line were fpoke with on the 4th of January, off Tiberoon, (landing over for Cuba. PARIS. MARCH 1 The Touredle, of 74 guns, having ott board General DESDOR EAU 2 0 failed ats the s7th ult. from Brea, in order to proceed to Saint Domingo with troops and paifengers. HAGUE, FEB. sq. Admiral Ds Wwreill has returned on board his flip. He has received from Government all the inlirutlions relative to his miffion ; it is therefore fuppofed that the fquadron under his command Mill forthwith put to fea. LEGHORN, FE& 14. . A few days ago an Englifh and a Swedifh fri gate arrived in this port a the former is the Grey hound, of 4o guns and aso men, Capt. Casarsat.a, in eight days, from Mahon, having on board Ge neral Ows : the latter is the Troja, of 44 guns. and ♦So men, commanded by Rear Admiial Baron Voa Canzastatom, from Malaga, but WI from Toulon. This frigate forms part of a Stra da fquadron deßined to block up ill; port of Tripoli. MILFORD, MARCH 9. Arrived the Davao frigate, Srirriaa floop, and Ls !of. En T gun-veirel from a entire. Sailed the Srirrial Hoop for Brifiel PLYMOUTH, MARCH to. Came in his Majefty's (hip MALTA, of 74. gtms,l Capt. Barra a, from Portfmouth; and the Inas- IPATIOASLE, of 38 guns, Capt. SCOTT ; the HUN raft, of t 8 guns, Capt. lox s, and the ATALAIIti, of 18 guns, Capt.Gat ITHS, from a mire; alto the RallouMsa, of 44. guns, Capt. M.KaLLAA, from Corr; the G Loa T, of 98 guns, Capt. WaLLs, and the CAMBRIAN, of 44. guns, Capt. Tawas, from Torbay.—Sailed l'Otsa*u, of 38 guns, Capt. PHILLIrs, on a ertnfe. PORTSMOUTH. MARCH tt. This day arrived his Majeßy's brig Csit.ntits, after being on 'tore near Yarmouth, Ifle of Wight —is taking in i quantity of Rock for the Officers of his Majeßy's (hip Vista bt Pasts, at Torbay i alfo the brig Neptune, Punt*, with timber, from Chepßow, and the floop Eagle, Putoutt, with oats, from &mita*. Sailed the Coop Dart, BEAL, with rope, for pool.--Went out of harbour the Redbridge fchooner. The following is a copy of a letter received from Port Mahon, dated 17th Jan. laft :—" The fhip Singleton, Roe. HAR►ER, and the Either, Baisco FRANCE, with fixteen others, left that place on the above day for England—all light velTels."—Thelc reffels may be hourly zxpetfted. YARMOU CH, MARCH u. Sailed the LYNx floop of war on a cruife ; alto the Baltic and F.unty, for Hamburgh, with goods and paffer.gers ; the Pcrfevcrance and Memel, for Menael, and the Hazard, Droit, Triton, and Airy, for London, with goods. Arrived the Atom zo (loop of war, the Ce tits la %nig, and BOLD gun-brig. HARWICH. MARCH to. This afternoon failed the EARL or Lstetstrz, Captain T m cost rsop, for Cuxhaven. with the Ham burgh and Bremen mails of the stb init. and Mr. HILL, Charge d'Affaires at Copenhagen ; alfo the Mang, Capt. STEWART, fur the fame place. with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails of yellerday and the Penme or Wm.'s, Captain A. Dimas, for Helvoetfluys, with the Dutch Mail of yeller day, and fereral paffengers.—Wind S. W. FROM uzYp's LIST. r a DEAL, MARCH 1 t.—R in in the Downs the Blips as per lat.—Wind .W. GIAVSSIND, MARCH I .--Paffed by the Cleo patra, —, from Savannah; Two Suffers, SAM NA*; Artenia, Commas ; Good Hope, SCHV. MASER ; Vrow Lucia, —; and Two Young Wows, —, (tom Embden.—Sailed the Union, Wooamotyss, for Virginia; Swift, —, for Lit. bon ; Anthony Morgan, —, for Baltimore ; Diana, RIDDLE ; Jonge Albert, —; and the brie Gefuffers, Seams, for Aanfterdam. ARRIVED At Lilbon—Maryiand, Daggett, from Philadelphia; Hero t rota of the London NU, Phdps ; Amity, Smith; and Enterprise, Pearls., . At Witininiter—Cleeentedlthelems, Item Limped. At Venitv....lria. Davie, Item Yemen& At Napiel—Fakett, Haneock.lhis Page. At L:mericlk—Mir.erva,--.-. INS *wirer!. At Plymouth.... utters et Careps.lllll. frees Boledeem. At Beifatt—Nepteee, Grath% keei Lemke. At Ildbus—Mereary, Rather, ben Illeortitses. At Sairaostah—Meets 121zabetb,.... i ftent Ueda& Yefierday Mr. Calms, Purfer of the Honour able Eafi India Company's thip the Royal. Citaa urrTt, Captain ROIIIIRT PATTIIRION, attended at the India Houfe and received his heal difpatchcs for Canton in China., with whieb be iminadiatek OPliet-GARDEN TREAritE. Their MADin as, accompanied by the five Prin ceffes, honoured this Theatre yefterday evening with their prefence, to fee the Comic-Opera of hove in a Paw, and the Farce of Loot-o-10-Mode--- They were greeted with enthufiaffic marks of loy alty and affection by the moll brilliant audience wi ever recoiled to have Len. Every avenue was crowded at an early hour, and the Theatre over flowed in every part long before the drawing up of, the curtain. The ROYAL FAMILY were accompanied by the Marquis of Sat.'s BURT, Earlsof HARCOURT, CH es- TRRIIRLD, and MORTON, Lady HARCOURT, &c. The Kum was dreffed as dual in regitnznt4l. The Qyaen wore a white drefs, faced with fc.irlct, and a dote cap richly ornamented with diamonds, particularly a large diamond crefcent in front, out of which rote a bunch of black heron's feathers. The Princefs ELIZABITH wore a robe of flu blue. Her head-drefs confiffed of a large plume of offrich feathers of the fame colour, [landing upon a black velvet foundation, with a diamond - crefcent over the left temple, upon which rote a bunch of black heron's feathers !landing obliquely in front acrofs the plume. The Princes AMELIA was dreffed in white and gold, richly embroidered on the bofom. Her head-drefs was a white Patin cap, ornamented with diamonds, and a clofe buich of middle-fized oftrich feathes. The other three Princeffes were dreffed in white and filver, with tall white oftrich plumes, fianding ere& upon black velvet founda tions, richly ftudded with diamonds. The bead dreffes came pretty low down upon the forehead. The robes were (hors in the waift, and the (beeves full, fhort, and confined, at equal diftances. The necklaces were gold, or diamond, and the muffs, white. Of the performances of the evening, we have frequently had occafion to (peak. The love kenes between Rofetto and gullet Woodcock produced nniverfal laughter and delight ; nor fhould the witticifins of Sir 'WI and Aferdocei, in the Af terpiece, be pallid over unnoticed, as they feem ed to afford unufual merriment to the ROYAL FAMILY. The Houk was crowded with falbionable com pany. In one of the fide boxes fat the Dukes of KENT and Cu MBERLAND, and between them Sir ALDRED CLARE 2,lately returned from India, who 1 , was much noticed, on account of the diftinguilhed fituation in which he was placed. Among the other victors were the Marchioneffes of &missua y and TI4OIIIOIID, the Countefs of CHATHAM, Ladies SALTONN, BANTRY, STANHOPE, CLANLEY, &c. Lord and Lady SPENCER, and Lord CAMDEN, OC• cupied the box over the fiage, oppofite the Royal. FAMILY. Towards the end of the fecond ati, a violent dillurbance took place in the Pit, which interrupted Mrs. B.LLINGTON in her tong. It was occalioned by the fevere preffure on fome perfons clofe under the fide boxes. Several were obliged to climb over them from the Pit, to the great annoyance of the Ladies, to' avoid faffocation, and one Lady was lifted up quite fenfelefs. Yelterday morning his MAJESTY took an emir fton to Kew. On Wednefday an interview took place between Lord Hay:Ass:lvey and M. OTTO. Mr. Fs*Nos is the gentleman who will fucceed the Duke of BEDFORD as member for l'aviltock. The Palace of Scone, celebrated for the corona tion of the Scottith Kings, is undergoing a molt expentive repair and enlargement, by the heredi tary keeper the Earl of MAIIISTIF L:D. The Countefs of floret's% had a final) party of failsionables on Monday night, at her houfe in Upper Brook-ftreet. Counters OfCAR HA m Rout.—On Wed ne f day evening, in Bruton.ftreet, her Ladythip had a large party of falliionables ; among whom were : Prince Winkolof Glow:eau. Dukes—Orleans and Montpenfier. !luck& of Bolton. Mareblotalla—Donegal, Fly, and Thomond. Bads—Derby, Cowper, Era, Moir, Stair, Mount Edg. auntie" and Macclesfield. Countefres—Cirtiac, Kalmar., Chatham, Clonmell, Derby, Hart-sat, Liverpool, Sunderland, Waidegrave, E.Tes, Bat hurft, Granard, Morns ton, Harcourt, Mount Edgcungse, Beaton, and Maccksfield. Viicountdr—Louvaine, &Mune, Sydney. Morpeth Howe, and Caftleraigb. Vlicoutneffes—Lonvaine, Howe, and Caitlerugh. Lorda.—C. Bentinck, Dundas, G. 'Throe, Somerville, Mu tants, Templetown, and Cawdor. Ladies—Milner C. Brown, T, Craddock, M. Stopford, C. Stoart, C. Hurnby , L. Cottony, C. Rawdon Tancred, dqrave, F. Marne, G. Howard, three Tbynncs, Cawdor, Carrington, Shee. G. Thynn i eg a. Bligh, C.Harris, Auckland: H. Sullivan, Hamilton, and Count Beasjulds. Sirs—John kiddel, Gilbert, Allah, George Shoe, G.Har dtee, ir T s ...L . Tancrod, and W. Milner. Thellnifoo, Begot, Grevilie, A. Stanhope, Moore, Sullivan, C. Harcourt, Lakelits, Brownlow loicethOdacalfe, Codrington, and Knox. Miftrefer.—Bgators, Cornwallis, Metcalfe, Colman, But. la, Eliot, Codrin, A. Stanhope,'llselluffon, Kau, Welt, C.Harasart, and Mira—Town/end, Carter, Edens, Somerville, Perry, Smith, Mina, &male, and Thynne. Lady CATHCART'S Ball.—On Friday haft her Ladyfhip gave a grand dinner at the family refi dence in Gloucefier-place, to a felea party.—ln *e evening there was a Ball. The dances corn ' amaced at eleven o'clock, with "Sir Data Harrier Blair," by his Royal Higlmefs the Duke of Cam bridge and Lady Cathcart ; next followed Colonel Stogord. Lady E. Murray, Colonel Churchill, Countefs of Mansfield, Lord John Murray, Mifs Markham. 'The fecond dance was, " Spa the 41:#." Lady Murray called the third dance -11/lir j &Alai seldom cos"—Duke of Cam bridge, ' Countel of Mansfield, Mr. Churchill, and Lady Murray. There were only four double dances: the tall— " The Deg foistrg ibe Taws." The Duke of Cambridge was one of the bell dancers in the room. His Highnefs danced with great fpirit, and to did Lady At Murray, the lovely daughter of the of hoL The contras y partook of an elegant (upper at half after one, and the my broke up about three o'clock. The End of was prafent, but rtiNtibiz. q t the DUKE The affiiaing ceremony of the funeral of the twill noble FRANCIS Duce of BEDFORD, took place yeaerdar. It was concluded without ofientation, agreeably to his own requen. There required no fplendour or pomp of preparation to interat the feelings of his country on the mournful event.— All hearts fympathifed in the common lofs which the death of fuch a man brings upon fociety. The prefent Duke, being extremely indifpofed, he was advifed to quit Woburn, that the appear. ance of the preparations for the funeral might not increafe his illnefs. Accordingly he left the Ab bey on Wednefday morning, in company with his brother, Lord WILLIAM Russ k LI., for Streatham. Lord PaIISTOM remained to give direfLions refped ing the funeral, &c. Every thing being properly arranged, the pro ceffion left the Abbey about ten o'clock on Wed nefday night. The coffin is covered with the bell crimfon velvet, and contains three thoufand (liver nails. The hearfe was drawn by fix horfes ' • it was followed by three mourning coaches : in the firft were Mr. 00TOBZ 0, the Auditor and Solicitor; Mr. nary, the Reedent Agent for the Woburn iftate; and Mr. Baowst, a Solicitor. Itt TN& MOND WERE The Rev. Mr. PARRY, the Clergyman of WobUrn ; Mr. SALMON, the Refident Surveyor; And Mr. SHAM, at Woburn. AND IN TVS THIRD WILL Three principal Servants of the Houfekold. They were followed by his Grace's Carriage, empty, drawn by fix bay Horfes, and fix Footmen bchiod it. The procelLon paired through Hockliffe, Dun (table, Market-ftreet, and Redburn, in the molt solemn manner. The inhabitants in the places through which the procelEon paired, were in the road with lights, and the greateft order prevailed. The Woburn Tenantry clofed the procetlion from the Abbey. On its arrival at Riclananfworth, about half pail nine yefterday morning, it was joined by the Buckingharnfhire tenantry, and loon after by thole of Cheynies, who were in waiting for its arrival, and the whole then proceeded to the place of interment, in the following order : TOO PALL-HAW% ON UORSENACC: Mr. Deus, (hie Grace's SteiV1111:1), Mr. DODD, M. TALBOT, Mr. M Mr. BA TCIIII.OI, Mr. Mu.. The Tenantry of Cheynies, between Baty and feventy in number. • The HEARSE, containing the BODY. Three Mourning Coaches (The Brit containing the principal Mourners, Meirra. Gore- - . . stn a nd 13aOWN). Several private Carriages. The Chariot of tin Dcceafed. Two Horfes. led by Footmen. The Woburia enantry, confining of upwards of two hundred Ferrous. - The proceffion arrived at the church-yard -gate about one o'clock, where it was met by the Reanr of Cheynies, the Rev. Mr. Moil is, o no had ac companied the Duke on his travels, and the Rev. Dr. Rasiboi.rm. A moft excellent funeral oration from the Second •Epiftle to the Corinthians, the Sth chapter, and verfe, was delivered on the occafion by Mr. MORRIS, who was fu much affeded throughout as to be fcarcely audible. A becoming fympathy imparted itlell to every in dividual of the immeute croud, and the time, though ample, was altogether of a moft awful and impreffive defenption. The body was placed in the Family Vault, upon the coffin of his Grace's Grandfather, near that of Lady JOHN RUSSELL, whole funeral the Duke himfelf had in Oiftober kit attended, and immediately by the fide - of the late Duchefs. The coffin whs covered with crim fon velvet, plainly ornamented, with the infcrip tion, The mil Awl, ••••••• F RANCIS, Duke of BEDFORD, born 14 23, 1765, died March 2, 1802. " —The vault is to continue open three days for public in fpetion. The crowds which attended the folemn ceremony were beyond defcription numerous, and never perhaps was a more affeaing time prefented than that of the univerfal grief difplayed on this occafion. A funeral anthem was lung, and was performed by a very refpeaable band of vocal and in(iru. mental performers. The funeral fervice was like wife read by Mr... Molars, in the family vault over the corpfe. This makes fifty-one of the family whole remains have been depofited there. Two of them are em balmed, and itand upright in leaden coffins. This vault has been the bnrying•place to•the family for upwards of 300 years, and an old manfion.houfe (one of the olden in the family) adjoins the Ch urch yard; part of it has been pulled down, and what remains now is a farm-houfe. Juit as the coffin was going into the church, a molt unbecoming kene of confufion took place, which is too common on thofe occafions, by the populace healing the efcutcbeons from the hearfe. A man was knocked down and trampled on by a horfe,and his leg tons and bruifed in a molt (hock ing manner. On the mourners endeavouring to follow the corpk, Tome of them were literally carried into the church, and others could not gain admittance, the crowd being fo extremely great. The confu, lion was occafioned by a number of a notorious gang of pickpockets from London, who went down in poll-dilutes. Several perfons were robbed of con• liderable fums of money at the time the corpfe was going into the church. Thefe villains make a crowd of themfelves. The windows of the church were broken by the populace, who endeavoured to forceinto the church that way. In town, the mournful palling knell was found. ed for feveral hours at the parilh churches of St. George, Bloomfbury, and St. Paul's, Covent-Gar den. Minute bells were tolled at each from eleven in the morning till two in the afternoon. The Theatre of Drury-lane, of which he was the Landlord, was (hut, u were many of the fhnps on his ertenfive eflates. Never did any chara.fter receive fo many and fuch various tokens of fincere veneration and regret as the DUKE of BEDFORD. It is honourable to the chandler of the country, that all ranks and defcriitions (hewed themfelves fenfible to the grandeur of that noblenefs of fenti agent which made him devote his life to their fer - vice. May the glory of his life be an eitunple to &A* Atiiikiiti COVE INSPECTOR'S RETURN FROM CEREIDOIN MARCH 11. Wheat per Load, from 191. to 231. t cs. Barley per Qgartet, from 21. to 21. 4s. Oats per gliarter, from 11. zs. to 11. Bs. Old Bcans per %tarter, from 21.45. to 21. tos. New ditto per (blarter, from 11. t6s. to 21. Peafe per gEarter, from 21. to A. 4s. MARK LAHR, MARCH 12. Our fupply has not been of confequense (ince Monday, except of Oats, which have fell near is. per Q2arter.-Wheat, we do not think, has any alteration.-Barley is not a brick Pale at Mon day's currency, except for the bell forts.-Beans, have not any variation-Hog Peas and other articles of Corn, or Orals Seed, remain as before. Engin Wheat, 565. 78s. primeft, 86s. Foreign Ditto, 465. 745. 78s. Rye, 4os. 445. - • Barley, z6s. 382.L-;(Malting) 4os. 445. Malt, 445. 505.-Fineft, 51s. 535. Oats, 16s. 245. 265. Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 345. Tick Beans, (New) 265. 325. Hog Peale, 335. 365. Boildrs, 38$. 425. 445. Spring Tares, ss. 6d. to 6s. per bufliel.l Carraway Seed, 365. to 41s. per cwt. • Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt. Canary, 84s. to gos. per cwt Rape Seed, 341. to 371. per fail. Flour, 6os. 655. per lack. Red Clover, 545. 7os. Bos. 86s. per cwt. White ditto, 78s. 13.4.5, 13os. :455. Trefoil, 265. 4os. 565. DUBLIN, MARCH 6. At our Corn-Market ycfterday, Wheat fold from 275. to 3u. per barrel; middle price 225. yd. Oats from toe. id. to t7s.; middle price its. 7d. Oatmeal from tas. to spa. per cwt.; middle price x3s 6d. Barley from tas. to aos. per it,rrel k middle price as. ad. Flour from r6s. to ass. per ever. Wheat and Flour 313. per barrel. Before twelve yelterday, every avenue to the Market-hoofe was full of cars loaded with grain and nteal,particularly Wheat and Barley; and, from the g eneral appearance, it milt! be Lid to have furpaffcd any preceding market this year, by at lealt one third. • The contefl for the vacant Lord Lieutenancy of Herefordfhire lies between the Earls of Ess E x and Ox FORD. Lord Sr. VII4CiNT is gonc to his feat at Brent wood, for a few days. The Hon. ANN S. DAM It is kill arrived at Do. ver on her way to France. Mr. C. LONG has difpnfcel of Ws elegant honfe in Grofvennr place, and now reticles with his fa mily iw IVelbtck-11;eet. Sir WILLIAM JLANINGHAM and family are ar rived in town at their refidence in Boulton row, for the feafon. The Earl of AYLESBURY has been pleafed to appoint Mr. Rok.F.ar BLAIR, to be one of his Ma jelly's Yeomen of the Guards, in the room of Mr. JOHN FORD, deccafed. Mrs. PowELL, of Drury-lane Theatre, is in fe rioully indifpofed, as lo require the attendance of two Phylicians. Mies: a late review of the Muffe!burgh Volun teers, we are told, there was an Affembly, at which all the Ladies attended who had any conntaios with the corps. . When on Tuefday Alderman CURTIS faid in the Houfe of Commons he was always happy to ob tain Treafury Bills, a Liveryman, fitting in the galkry, exclaimed, " Who the d-1 doubts you !" We read in 1-14nt ACV, that a few', udder was con fidered a great luxury among tile Roman Epicures. The modern Italians, while they have loft the vir tues of their anceP ors, feem to preferve their tafie. Extremes, in fafhion, as in every thing elfe, will meet. When Granao Waite, a barbarous Irifh Princes, was prefented to Qpeen ELIZABETH, the had neither a porirt or poelet7iandierehiej; and her suhOle drsji was conneCted by a f ngle pin. Yefterday commenced the fale of the houfe and furniture of the late General KNox, in Grafton ftreet, FitzroyXquare. The houfe, which has been moll elegantly fitted up, at a very great expence, ' was firft put to the hammer, and purchafed by Mrs. VAUGHAN, for the fum of 1,6831. The paintings, which were twenty-fix in number, were afterwards fold at very moderate prices, confider. ing their intrinfic value.—The rooms were crowd ed by genteel company. The purchafes were chiefly made by private Gentlemen. ENGLISH SrAvsLorrray.—Tenth Day.—The following Numbers were drawn Prizes: No. 7,8 12, a Prize of pool. Nos. 3,154, 42,719 - Prize, of tool. Nos. 43,262. 43,371, 34,624, 16,390, Prizes of 501. FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS.—The Ticket 7812, drawn yefterday a prize of soool. was fold, in one Half,bne Qnarter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares, at the truly fortunate Offices of T. Blot, No. 4, Combat, and No. 9, Charing-Crofs ; being the higheft capital prize that has been (hared this Lotto'''. Undrawn Tickets and Shares are fell ing in greativariety at the above offices, and the wheel is immenfely rich. The remainder of the drawing of the Lotte-y becomes every day more and more important, as a capital prize, either Floating or Stationary, may be almoft daily expeEled. The Lottery is more than a quarter over, and not one of the eight ca pital prizes have yet been drawn. A wheel with four prizes of 2c,oool.—fikur prizes of t 0,0001.— one prize of scool.—four prizes of 2000 l.—nine prizes of loool.—ten prizes of sool. &c. &c. and Tickets under 181. is a circiimilance we feldom or ever remember before, and we have no doubt, as 1 the firft drawn Ticket, next Wednefday, is entitled to to,oool. the contraCtois will adapt* the price of Tickets accordingly. At prefent indrawn tic- I kets are fold in all the Licenfcd Ofiiitts ullemria