Star. — London, England, 1801-06-24 00:00:00

. - mienan &mains. . MatiLlS tHis DAYAA 111. , • *Mtn) o *iambWO o Dublin o Waterford booneltadee ...am. FALMOUTH. JUNE st. This day failed his Majetty's paeket, kiwis FaptainYucomst, irith a Mail for LiC bon; the pallingers were Mr. Bamiscoms,'Mrs. BAkaiaßD and Son, and Mr. Mrias. . .. ••-•-- - PLYMOUTH, JUNE as. • Came in the COClplatlllt lugger, from off . Havre de Grace : the-brings the diragreeable iit telligence or the Capture of his Moiety's Chip la Loots, of 4.5 guns, Qaptain NaWIIAN, Which .thip had been twitching the_rnotions'of a (quadrat of frigates and gun-vefelsi and drove them back fe. veral times : the (toed lb n ear into Havre the lill time, while purfuing them, that the got aground ; at a hank, and notwithilieding every exertion war ufed it was impolfible to get her off : the coat. quenee Was, that the tide left her, and as the flood ! side again; 'the French- get two of their large Miguel, and Cetera bomb and gurkeffels *I 4. harbour, and plaCed them in (Win, f 1921000 that :refi Ranee prated ineffeitual i mew i t ii, mi x iss the *gibe a cinfiderible time, and the Cifficers friet ,frad the.niortifiratiod to be towed into Havre i &Lib& of Mei liner yat *mainly kiiiyi nl . —Came in the Greenwich. of London, tooth; from Venice, for London; and Bally. Ait.se, Pim Bonen, for Leaden. . —. . . *DIMNESS, JUNE sy. ... No aniv.alp•r failings fine . °titian : the Met T chant Gips tbA are hound for the . tiettliiiti at the NtweceWiNa 6..the.contrary winds that hate prevailed. .. . Remain in the harbour, his Moiety's hofpitat li Uxion Lieut. Diaein ; tbe Ina, of getuns, ' pa inWawa; Hat otste, Dania; prim, of I . , guns, Captain Vitialltatnt j the BILILLIAPT te, Captain Wooomovs a ; Awiw dap, Cap illin Daoolll I ASIUSCADI Dutch Hoop, Captain IVoss; with the Da ttttt a, Lieut. Laves; 4111, Captain NADI ; ATTACK, Lieut. JAMS., "ad Contssr, gun-brigs; and BaODtIiSCHAIP I pu tub hulk, atid - Doi.rair cutter: the Sultana tu blowsan Caigli . gun-brig, are in Dock.-Wind : —.. LtialPOOL, JUNE as. The Montaufna, TOWNS, front hence at Sef ton; the Lucy, *Cur or, from hence at Lime rick; the Sophia Ma dalena, Same, from hence at Hambrirgh ; the a,--Duncitte, frau hence at Bremen. The. Minerva, Witiassis. from Tortola and Dover, with (agar, rum and octane, taken bi the French privateer la rontaVe, retaken the DISAT privateer of Dover, arrived has at Friday. , The Aotora, itsossali from tenet for•Ani. nerdans, failed Oth tiblets, =MU, sot note been hatid of. • . - nom I.LOYD's tie. . .`Tie Dicta, Waal, hoes Liverpool, is tea iii lEollity Bar. Crew. fated, and arrived at jarnaiee In the WM 44 Lord Stanley. The Liverpool Hero, from Africa, IS lea near Suriniuts: The Rebecca; Pitt, (with Baltimorete Entopes was drove on here tbe 3d of May, as the North Penn, Baltimore. The Earl of Liverpool. Huns, (seal Africk is on there near Surinam. . The &reeler. Baas a, front-thin* to Bombay, is loft at Cannanore. The Cooltellation, Matrices frigate, is tank in the Delaware. DUO, 1 0 . 7118 ago4illarl the Gam deep en a cruise..-- ind T.. It E, GRansisp, Juss 23.—)lalfsd by the Arieseni. Os, --w- ;and St. Peter. Rocawoop. frees Medi Maria. Paa ri r Antonio.. 4.+••; Akinander, -•-•-• ; Joage Jan, kerb; and Cornelius, --, from ,Rot terdarn...-Sailed the Experiment, Gowns°, far Gibraltar; Neptune, SMITH! for St Patertburgh i Abscissa, Evans. for New foundland; and las, Howiaire, for Chistleftwn - ARRIVED. - At Davar—Mars. Half"kont Chsticallsacis MT . Pauses, tied 'at sad plies P urinate! o , frs assaab. At Cirsass—Partum; jasmine tram Phill=r oL ual 1111. rose, from Carsialtaa sal New ' • Aa aid Mary, 44KIEEsis Ilbeslarrig• I Siam boa issaafi i ISAINStabi• Arauraly Isralirt, GM ASO% WWI, tam rt. Dar. Orvist, amp Mak ~, _ • . ' At Qyabss...absimary, Puler thrlittli Lin task; orma t ioa...—.4 a m Am. Issadia. has Gone BM Si" •--r. from HNC sat rer. Prest k , Mk% -•—, tram tads._ . At Halltaz—Osaierser Cadens, •••••••-, boot Llvited I' 18 aterrizes .---i sod Owlet -.... *so Lamina At Cork—Naral Math& taill paillaitaß I : Adele, Cleitter, Irma y Aliwielfigag awl Ndowete !. 4llg New York. • M New Yeekttehob..llgritert NO Reale. ?inn% l!riftol; Otelo. tiPttool; Imi Mil t .ate U. At thetaiiil6—Commeree. Ewen& eves CUMlow we DlopOtftalftAs rM Cholkilow "am Itadrafflie low 140 10 % Wis e Orness. Gen , . . . . • btrritatrribNop PRIZE HONEY, 1.. The crew of the floopSAymrs, for 43 tare of the tar e a n d Swallow brigs, vvi their proportionsof the !Wage of the I' tures, on her arrival in the Downs. •. .. • - The crew of . the hired arm e d lmer Pi.ri c y for the recapture or the 'brig Pirr4ierance cargo, will be paid their proportions of the arifing from the &id recapture on board thilrL' MOUTH, on her nest anvil in port. ar - The crews of the litsecnit and Incowirraw for the capture of the Fortuni, of Philidclphia,vri be paid their proportions of the proceeds of tL Paid prises as follows : _ _ A . ' BLas cm it, at james.flreet, Adelphi, On Palkndal 1 the 6th of Ju ly, .. Igor i and the Inco s ita nv t b fame day, at No. 7. Walbevek. • - Yellerday arrived at Portfmouth, the Oita*r from the coat of Guinea. e Phenix Privateer is returned to Jerfey from a cruize. The Captain raw two French Privateers, with each a large Englifh (hip, going into a Port in Spain. A prize of boo tons, from Buenos Ayres to St. Andero, is arrived at Jerfey, captured le, !to Vul .ture, and two other privateers, Two loaded colliers were captured off Whitby hy a lug-foil privateer the 3 ill of May. The Swallow, Ettis, for Jamaica, failed from Cork in November hit, and has not fine* been heard of. Dirpatchei have been received from the fleet in the Baltic, dated the 12th intl. Lord Ns zson and Admiral Gears' had returned to Kioge Bay with the chief divifion of the fleet, while Admiral Tor- Tr continued with another off Bornholm ; Capt. DIVILAY, with a (mall fquadron, was off Dantaic, and Lurd: H..Pautswr was cruizing. with a few !hips, off Roffock. The whole of our force now in the Baltic corififfs of twenty-five fail of the hire ani pearly forty frigates, Deeps, bombs, and &un ndti. ro Extraia of a letter from Captain;'isean, of the Maria of Hull, dated Beruch, in the province of Varoniti4 April 4.•••" I arrived here this fort night ott. Our road to Peterfburgh, after a Ce tera Mods of !'even weeks, and am eztreniely ferry to inform you that Benjamin Goodwin and my mate are both dead. We have had a dreadful fe ver amortga our crews ; two of mine only efcap. ed it. The embargo on Britith Quips was taken of the 17th of May." BIRCSAL Fula? or Sairs.-i-Mhe following are expeaed to arrive before the month of September next. viz. 'The Lady Jaw iherdes, Cainehrthe Hen. ago hoick tie tftnin Aden °reek t the iheshilldhee Chlie • Times Sutler; the Pitnein, Carats Wilkie Megett the City. of Lodes. Capitals Alleabini Green • and the Cattle Eder,Coen& Aitsaarla Cowl& The la * three Sipe wig teeth at isealtay. Captain Amite* Gann proceeds to Indiithis featenin the command of the Honourable Com. parry's Drip the PRINCISS MAIY4 The Kum yefterday, with his attendants rode on herfeback in Richmond Park, followed by her Maim' , and the NRCISSI% ill tWO coaches and four. In the evening the ROYAL FAMILY took an air ing to Teddington, where they alighted at the Seat of Rosser ADMIT, Efq. and after viewing the Piaures and the elegant Apartments, returned to Kew Palace. Apartments are preparing in St. James's Palace, near the German Chapel, for the future refidence of Prince Amt., m us. - There never was more centurion of argument than in die debate on Monday night, on th e fob- Aft of the Clergy Refidence Bill, till Mr. So ea los v Sit the Gordian knot. His amenierat was to leave oat tlitt.tvheis Bill, excepting the words h wr y it frka fiyier likeh," and fubibtute one deuce of fix lines, which was at•lalt univerfally slanted to, and this (baps the Bill (lands for a third reading • day. The Softy Yeomanry, commanded by the Earl sifOneLow; were yetterday reviewed by his Royal Illibleffe.dre Duke of You. berre_y corps of Yeomanry Cavalry; eons.. 011aidad by Lord Las in was reviewed yefferday Wbubkdon Common, by his Royal Highoefs Prince of Watts. The ground was t og l i 2: l . Light Horfe Volunteers, command by RIBS. On Saturday 101 l twenty-fix remarkably fine trees were embarked in Dover harbour, on board Dutch veffel under Pruilian colours, bound for ritlais, (leave having been firft granted by virtue alas Order of Council ;) they are Paid to be the prelim* of a perfon who had fent them to France lbr Ale, on fpeeulatioa. Chather sea which for i n year? hi!, hun ien tht• rtittlieied M eer at h e eflab iifhar henceforth hto be taariently fixed in the Ilk of Wight, seethe new Barracks built un dee the dimities of Major-Gamed Dos, are to be . to General Mawr* fog *m Purrre during war. The Wand bulimia found to be the be fpot far training new levies, as inch .•t of theezot lientaccommodationsnowgivei. the witer is a compleat bar to defertioo, which was daily 'tapping at Chatham.—Report alfo , bys, the IsesOesipsay are endatvoaring to pure chafe grossub te mil barracks on itfor their depot. A &beat arm is *ltalian a few years ago for a like pia* bat dropped for want of an eligible farm. Ilit iallalattecenfort of the Wand will cer tainly not Kam* mended by bide new armage senta, tr bin prohibit the poektes Or the.,rl ioN*ll akTlELwM• Os Men of the Navy sad Aeswillitidliihmasst limb% mar Oa pad haviat drimk rather fad?, a very ea. ; • - affray gamed. JOSIMPU CARTIR, 16.1 tarot the Portfdawn Cavalry, interfered. tad ilearroured to fettle the matter, when one qi the Gentlemen track him a violent blow. IRMA, taocked him down. They were afterwards taken into cuttody, Velure theystault remain until Major —wee is pronounced by the Sargon out c‘ 7tr Virsinks-Quigs, Lrdi gad amuse% wine. rfer. u- waled At laftal—ilak Ama4V.-- 1 1 Wunsa..— ed l i a di a l l ff43:l7;aa:_aoswea.-8711milliqfthilill ; aij CarlZset. tram Damask. At -- --at.; lad MS Uwe, lama Dd. liatere ; and PA% Oalky. MIN L* At PotCl7s.6tbsa= Mim "qv Yeg%. At Cisifarat Dame New Pyr‘ doss - At 160711 11 0rairtes—noollisik Pineal% Slim 1 - 41 0 4011 As ftlivilli.-.llit Odds, ins Orraims, Gm is by dicAlset plitatiti . - • . , hi dr ftard.amitimpik, SOP" trigiMe• M Mitodass—karera, ami s s, * o u t as NM* Oirellis..llrbey, &wage. BM ORN-MAIIitETS. - - • In- At Mark-lane, °ming, the market was very .02i k, .a numbar cif .Couutry buyers having made their appetirance. The, prices in confequence were higher from suit) litehan on Monday. • flour has not adia*Vd, but experienced a brilk *Multi ai the Larne pike as 1.111 Marhet. day. ihest Barley bop CANTERBVRY, JUNE 30. • SP to 140 Hu Peat • 43 2 .5 0 32 to so Boding POW • 70 to So • 26 top Nay, pr. tom 41 a& to 41. 42 Sag ate - Nett Bats - Tielt Beata - . ... —td ..... Sainfain. do, 51. on to si zee. 40 to 43 Clover, do. 41 too. to 51. es. 0 too BUM. 4. , 31. OL to 01. oa. Tares • -.-- to Ro.I Meal - 665. to ..-a: MALT—Drown lIIs —modSps....-Pala pos. , Price of the gwartern Lod •• so. sp. BURY,IUNE ty. par Comb.. *beat, gos to 68s od j i Osts, was 6d to sio od. gilder, co u . .od to a . NORWI 1 per Code*. beat, 4a to it i os od i Motel, solo 20 . • •• , •' Hay, 0 64-. New ditto, as 6d-9trati, all litpr Cwt. LYNN, per %aster, ; . aw l Foe Wheat, ....• to zada Coarfe 0047' • • *it to all Cowie ditto, pos lb toot Rye, 00•41401,' .. • 46$ Foe Battey, -..,1 to Ma WhisePodls, wow Mai - Court ditto, • as to 3os i / , wia, , • 5 01 .. Fine Oats, 30 to .4 goo per task w . , BUTTER at Swallo 30. per Firkin. LIVERPOOL, Jane as. Average Price of Hay and Straw kit week. Is tot a tstl...4kasw , ild. a pd, per Root of aolba . . , His Royal Highnefs the Commantter in Chief has ifued an order for a certain proportion of the army to affil in getting in the approaching harve9. ' it is a fad not left *range than true, that a p who re fi des near Mr. PITT'S houfe at Hol wood, lately made a purchafe of upwards of thirty acres of land, which be towed with barley La year, and the crop produced fufficiait s within 231. to pay for the freehold. .The hop gardens both in Sae: and Rent afford .the profped of an abundant crop, to the great dif 'eonrfiture of the (peculators, who hold nearly the whole of laft year's growth. Yefterday the principal of the Bakers' Company waited upon the Right Hon. the Loan Metros at the Man&n.houfe, to fettle the Affize of Breads and it appearing by the Mealweighers' Retort* that 30,952 quarters of wheat fold between the Otis and the i 3th init. from Sts. to lass. per quarters and i e,306 lacks of flour fold between the iltlt and totls, from gos. 3d. to togs. per rack, formspg averages upon the whole of io6s. 7d. per queetara and tot. Id. per rack, which is 35. id. per quarter and 3s. 31d. per rack cheaper than lait week's Re{ turns, whereupon his Lordfhip ordered the Bread to be reduced half an Affize, or id. in the loaf, to take place to-morrow. The quarters - ice will then be fold for is. aid. • On the iBth ink a Baker was conviited heft*, the Magiftrates of the Police Office, Union-finely Southwark, for exporuig to Pale feveral qu . . loaves, very deficient in weight, and fined five I. hogs per ounce. The man tubmitted in ercufe fiat hinifelf, that be did not bake the bread, but pot. chafed it of a Baker, in Great Guildford-three in St. 'Saviour's parifh, Southwark. who attended with him that day before the Magillrates, and bia haired in a very infolent and turbulent manner ' ins: Ming. that the bread was full weight. but had 'I terimproperly weighed, and ought to be weigh 'over again. There being at that time a great of perfons attending in the Office on other hefinefe, the Magißrates, to fhew the propriety of ' their own conduct, accordingly directed the fame i when the firft loaf that was weighed, was tbund to want no Ith than feven ounces. This appeared fo grofs a deficiency, that the baker did not teem to wills to have a fecond weighed, but quitted the ! Othce in great confufion, from having been him ! felf the inUrument of his own eonridion and pub lie slifgrace. . . The Brighton fithermen, bit week. Complained the mackerel were fo large, that they could not contrive to meth them, and tbat on taking up their net, they could not fare more than one in four. They have not hitherto derived much profit from the heron, in fome degree owing to the annoyance they have experienced from the unufual number lei idortifis, which have not only made great ha lt among* the mackarel, but alfo proved far 4111:1:gliurious by having, from their adivity and , dose confiderable damage to their nets. 1 • On the eoaft of Kent, the boats have been mach .more ibeeef‘ful. At Dover the catches have of late been to plentiful, that in the neighbourhood of that place, imickarel weighing a pound and a half each, aid fuck as at Brighton and Lewes re• tail at fixpence a fifth, have been fold at the rate of 14 and Is for a fhilling, to the great relief of the 11004%. t . , I The intention, on the' part of the Nolicatet ii.' Gentlemen. and other inksbitasts of the comets pf Monmouth, to ere* a Naval Temple on the Kytnissiill near that town, to perpetuate the me. morp of thofe Noble Admirals who have diftin -1 guiffild themfelves by their glorious victories id the halt and prefent wars, is now completed♦ and will be opened for public infpottion on the aslltoll Ithis Month, with a public breakfaft and daneholni Ihmtwee of the occafion. For this fete cards at betnient to all the principal families in the totes I and neighbourhood. T. give an adequate ides of it meld intrude too for on our limits ; let h' =e s t prefent to fay, that it eonfifie of a (quark with two fronts, having feats in the la- Ade fee. i tht accommodation of company. The Mk of labia overlooks the, DAM and coiner:, midi is datiorsted with epeletieseilibidog the Ilehdeett saCkesalriisin wavieg,triespiteet ever the fel.' leitertdomptered asp ablate. Stale. and Rol le iri—..disd the appellee leapt. * Poetise 4 the liteeibee mei ewer gemeetbie .beetle. of. ate• Ni{.. Theotriole • Alpsesated - • alto diaingnifh. Criwrfi aim i g iFrflir7;sese7rll; 170;4;1 t" T. l ) 4 th ' celmalitmill" ; a rm s i k i wi t e di i re c k...th i orasis tag Cush um-, Dow is (Windy : I,loriejrtilrmi,f"o.44lllollllW-3110.41 .!! 1 •0 060 k P4ll%Joba 114warde. jaw %ma, sm. ..:. Teidat,sompahlagey,DmislCalLjeke 44118810111 . 1111111 ; amorimkailligial.: ll P:- -”`" ARMY 1164. COI" phi Deasa,Thous Parr i s li ssiotut sill wino *tithe .t Ada: LOOT. Prete ....A pttia. Yvon mafit.„ . ' ll aped.= farm& Th. VIDOIOIIII4 Oth d 7 " 64 . tlaind 'SP* 6 . 1 4 11 t t elli r --- lat i rr ell IP4 tft, 4: 21 : ' by the pcsivedogg saivity c 4 1 . 1 .2: 15 4.14 1 941 l 4 a reir l :t h r r i De r meas ie • J a bi gi sa ridivilloal, whore (media to (oh to stow. gage, Illisbanl3lloloe. *ado. lIIIN Ills • 111414 es him the hightettlik, v - .., . A atoomphobahtelth, atm tato*. , , ....... FINS s 6. . . , _ .•, , • On Wedn.fday evening a party of the a t a Light ns brought. in from Kerry, and lodged in Dragoons eCv6t prifon at Limerick, Yalta Broder, Dasit Broder, Pairiet lefedoety, and jcia Conners, charged with confpiring to rob and murder feveral lies in the neighbourhood of Caftle laand the)* were apprehended through the vigilance of Lieu+ tenant Colonel LLOYD, and a party of his regiment/ the Royal County Litberick Militia ; they will b. tried by Court Martial. Mrs. MILNE', Supper, on Monday evening, was particularly elegant; it was a hot flipper, and among the delicacies on table were feven brace of quaib.lle:cle flirt confined of pines,grapes,poacbes„ neEturines, apricots, and cherries. The fruit alone filled nineteen boxes when brought fromiNakefield.- One hundred and fifty fat down to flipper. The total amount of the penfions charged upop the civil eftablifhment of Scotland is 24,8641. cos. The Faculty of Advocates have iinatimoisay eleaed ROSERT Bc.ata, Efq. Solicitor General for Scotland, to be Dean of Faculty,' in the room of the Right Hon. ROBBIT DOWDIII, of Arnifton,now Lord Chief Baron of the Go= of Exchequer in Scotland. Lord C. Sositasar, who rode for Lord OX FORD, at the Bibury Races, was thrown from hi; Isorfe upon the Conde, but happily received, no material injury. A young Gentleman of the Univerfsty of Cam. bridge.ftarted at twelve o'clock on Sunday night* the 7th MA. to walk from London to York in four days, for a confiderable wager. On Monday, at five o'clock, he reached Alconbury•hill ; on Tucf day, he flept at Long Bennington von Wednefdayt at Doneafter ; and arrived at York Minter, jrt good health and fpirits. at four o'clock on Thud - - dai l af e tt i r ri n r being eig Importers i ! ay tho no urs w load r ru within thetir t o n e s .. but it would be Rill more to poor Par's tele to let him enter in jasmine upon it. A Phyfician at Poiffy has been fentenced to pay eight thoufand francs to a poor widow whofe huf band died of the hydrophobia, in confcqucnce of a dog belonging to the fon of Eiculapiushaviug gone mad and bit him. In an American paper, entitled The Rigid: of Men, printed in Frederick Town, Maryland, the printer, Jona WI mrsa, fays--Titne not permitting the printer of this paper to join the refpeetable Company who dined together on the 4th March, he contented himfelf with drinking (dove), in his office, the following toafts :—Here follow twelve wafts , moil of them of a political nature. The t sth is not a little felfifk, and fomewhat (ingular, Myfelf 1 May the man who takes ay mow, and won't pay me for it, never have money to but I paper, nor a friend to lend him one : May he re main as ignorant as also mat, down yonder, on Bennet's Creek, who never knew Awe Baer, en In ches guar • About ten days back, a ftarling's nen with young ones,was taken from out the brea ft of Watfon, w ho bangs on the gibbet on Bradenham common, near Swaticham, for the murder of his wife, which was wituriFed by hundreds of people as fornetifing very ftar ta u t tr r and extraordinary. day laft, a farm-houfe at Horne, was (truck by lightening, and with the barn and tables, its a fisoft time totally confumed. Yefterday the (haft-horfe in a porter's dray fell down in the Strand, when two of the butts of beer lolled over him, and what is very extraordinary, be did not fuflain any material hurt. Yefterday morning about four o'clock, a fire broke out in a drug-mill, ih Whitecrofs-meet, Crip. plegate, which entirely confumed the premifes, but was prevented extending further by the timely ap plication of the fire-engines. ,So rapid and violent amethe progrefs of the flames, that three horfes employed in the machinery were burnt to death Wave off trance could be afforded to them. On Monday fe'nnight as two conftables were ef cortin . a perfon to Lynn, whom they had US fufpicion of h ' orfe-Ilealing, the fell *pre. ow, 1 ma:oeuvre, while the former rode for prevent his taking the Wilbech road, fnd ihieristaed his hissfe round, clapped fpurs to him, aiNs road to Middletoe tolt. valsbil..lieppening to be open, he b, b* which means he eluded the vigilance of porfilors. A few meanings fines an over-driven bullock, in I order to efcape his more ravage partners, teeing the Ytes open in palling through St. Paul's Church. ard, ran in thereat, and mounting the Reps of the colonade, took his (Land at the top, end boldly fat his esemies at defiance; while thole who were within the church dared not open the door, let the falls animal (hould have intruded on holy meonild, towards which he frequently call a wifbal faileye. After many fraitlefs attempts to drive him from his port, one of the iron gates into the gems was thrown °pet, into which he decamped, madam foon after fecured. fennight, about two in the afternoon, AS Mt: Whitt fen. of Broadftairs, thiphuilder• was busdlng.on a plank at die ftern of a veffel, giving iheftrahons to one of his workmen, his foot flipped lend he fell into the dock, by which unfortunate accident he was fo =such bruifed dun he expired about fair boars afterwards.—He was in the 7th raw of his**. At aseaont of the Perrone who have been ap. polaroid ides the Istit of April, tilot, under clutegail o dt e Arm and treafonable prac tiewl (itch ea have been • Roamed emir imilard. at 1121, time previous to the gait Ana,' :r tin dates of the voirrAnts of ~~ __