Star. — London, England, 1802-08-20 00:00:00

trETMOVTII, AUCUST 17. lan• have 1g the tctiii• itf uf mita e 11 the ItT, Ittelfer ft, and , Ichcfs Hinki : laic Birth• 1A11,14 iwn lip (.1 thi Li:e Ana eat art 184, of liith. Franc., a g,tinit Citizen ou this. ef the CurE of fl o ck.-- town by the ringing . - joy• r fuffer .ll,:etl in greAteit II is m olt icely did in'n that hinder in v A liits in rcligious• 19...maparir. dbrrr and j T11;:ir S and tht PRINCESSES, r.Ceent- I • • 1..1 bv ;h.: Duke of CUY.r.LaLAND, who only coded to went on hoard the Royar. .4ar.torrt -iacht. The Duke el PORTLAUD, of Earl Ri*SLYN, and Sir S. rIPR LL, ;O:tt;lt i .ed their DIAJESTIES to the :Len retired. .‘u!lust 'S.—Their Islaicrrtra came athore 11:•_!ilt at iix o'clock. 101' r-ol fling Princefs At , cusTe, Princefs So IA LI t i LCULEsTLi,and PrincefsCHAKLOTTE of V:ati , bathed. At II Calock their T..l.ty.".srtrs and the PRIM ( ; s I,V,:r.t 10 fee the boat race ; the Jolly Boat u.ls uon by Wm. Bolt, jun. and the Galley fala- nt thc uargernen. i Zl t!larr and the rani Ess ES, accomranied ; . SOT :i!A of GLOVCVSTEIL, t' an ail. two landaus and fociables. Princefs t.:tar.to - rrE of WALES,attencA by Lady ELGIN BR:ctinn e , AUGUST t B. The extreme heat of the we:tther rrerents the vfnal promenade being attend.:d, and the Libra tics at e taefathionaLle lounges of the mornmg. Lord Tile R LOW has taken tlie lied Houle upon t 1 Stehle, where his Lordchip yellerday enter %tined a large party at dinnc:. The Theatre in the cvel,ing, in defiance of the IN.:7r.1:11, was well attended. Thz Mai,agcr has opt ned a large s: inflow in the Nix< F's box, the ;:,ood drat, of which, from the ' - rte ci•c air, mod he fenfibly felt. His r pi-vireo ;_ , reai approbation at this mark rt ancr.:::;il the lad time Re vitited the Theatre. Fayirg a jt,ft tribute to publi: and ,•.. • t•t;',•, we have pleafure in mentioning • filvtr cup of the value of fifty , .• .•i att votztl by, the Gificers of the 21 11 as a teilimony of thc:r regard, 7r.1 a: the retirement from office of their Pay maaer, it. SHARPE, Efq. T::: .;e7;r•-nt of Mortem.tr, wrecked on their f!cra Li:b:+n to this country on the coati rt At 1 . ." lbad, x' ere treated with great 'l'l;s we rer'.rd with pleafure. They e•tre tr.l to Chcrl:carrg by 3co men, who ex. 7.tifed tacit adroiration at the fitpetior appearance and et 01.4: loyal men. ty, about noon, the Earl and Countefs of Cr.ot:.:,•%;.r.ttv, Lord MORPLT H. Lady CHAR tOTTF CH.P.MORDELF Y, Mr. I:NOV.10140EL Y, Mils SSY?II till, .111.1 ftlite, left town for the Continent. Th.: party fea oft in four new poll-vim:hes, wits. tx ho: ii, each, and out riders. Three of the out itdas wett drt:'.W in 'Cadet and gold, and the c,,Litier in blue, with gol , l embroidery, very rich and handi , irr.e. The hold lace in the leaflet live ries was an inch in depth; the company and re. tinue trc.:eded twenty perfiais, forming, in the wl,ole, a moil Iplendid cavalcade. Tue Marcpiis of Haar: wcrom, Lady H. Ca alsenti:, Lady Pot: SONBY, let off yeflerday, fit Chatham place, Ramfgate. Lard and Lady Strroa and family left Hill- Arett, Wedncfclay, for their feat in Leiceller- I Ajre. Mr. Cur came up from Brighton with his Earl,) on Tocii,ty Idi. s:r W. BAKFR,IIoneI and Mrs. BL•NNSR• the lion. Mr. Notrow, are among the at Bath. Lady P.cz Tuk:,as is perfaily recovered of her lo7g indilpofition. The Count, 1, of Massstv.to has kill finirhed kit %cry 11c.oi , dui drawings for a pair of tire intended as a prcfcnt to her Lady Chip's tr4ahtr, Mr. GEORGE MAIKHAM. :j‘VAL.TFR FARqyHAR had a large party of f ices. to dire with him yeilertlay, at his houfe iu :trees. Dnwancr Lady DE Ccirtnan had, la ft night, a c.ud party, at her houfe in South Audley !Me. I..rd DYI,Ar gave a grand dinner yefterday, It Harr, to a parry of friends. M. Ht%gY Hon gave a grand dinner yeller .c a f.,•lc4a party of friends. nt:..anerade is to be given by Lady INUIT, Ifs' tt of hL r Lord, in Laocarbire, on theoc '. of tits soloing Frcflon jubilee. Toe linuNten purpofe giving a grand r. Cps; 23d indant, and a ball on the 27th, Lodge on Dartford Heath. 11.0 !sport is c ont ra diEt e d, in the Paper in . It t rigin a t e d, o f t h e intended marriage of R.IN I LAC It tO MANI. ELI. rAW:.:IA,4 FASMONi.—The admirers of the 17- f iirad-dref s rather increafe in number. This faradic nios:e of cutting the hair might very well be 1 . 1 -, ibcd to the extreme heat of the weather, Ir:re it not aderved to be the highell falhion to "tar at mac fame time /chill of lace :n marmilte more adtanc.d over the cheeks, and thereby calculated to jut !he heat. There is a remarkable ei:Jaz : in tl,e politinn of the comb that upholds —4 is no longer placed (1 the top of the Atui. toward, the forehead, hut fideways, direftion, and fometimes fo low down as to tI": nape of the neck. The capotes of , q . .Acit L i ll e are ornamente d w i t h orange t ib- D°n;, frtted or ftrcaked. They are of an oblong 6 ! it. Black thaw hats are very generally worn: Otte thiy Were trimmed only with black ribbon, tfcf: er.lonr, black, and jomptille ribbons have 'un Trfrnp:tl the fway. Tie bonnets wore in rn.,rnini; are almt•tt all of lace, fume of a •• vLers of an oblong form, like a eapote, -r, ag.i;ii are fharpened into a point like a corms. !,(...4):1 • f large fleev.ls c.miinues to prevail; t* of I , mg woills is again on the decline.— • ' O- t •,frtienats trimmed with lace, are again ~• 7 into vogue, and white is the prevailing .r for rat,:s. Pearls arc very generally worn CORN MARK TS. ttRY Itiir'eTOßS RETURN 'ROM UXBRIDGE. AUGUST 19. per Load, from 141. los. to 171. tos. Lo ley, per Quarter, from 11. 13s. to 11. 181. per Q:,trter, from il. 4s. to 11. 106. D...naN, per Qt rter, from 11. 155. to 11.195. l'cafe, per 2alter, from 21. to 21. 25. MARK-LANE, AUGUST 20. Our market to.day has experienced but little variation from Monday, belt qualities of Wlit..lt readily obtained the prices of that day.-Earley is oust of demand.-Malt continues a very heavy tale.-Fine ll , rfe and Tick Beans go off frezly, as e 1 . ,) Hog Peas.-1 7 mill Oats are unaltered, but late Corn has no buyer...-. Hour rema i ns the fame-fee currency as below Englilh Wheat, per qr. 485. 56t. 635. 675. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 58s. 635. Rye, 325. 365. Barley, Malting) 325. 335.6 d. Malt, 465. 525. 545. Oat., 175. 225. 245. 6d. Horte Beans, (New) 3os. 375. Tick Beans, (New) 295. 325. 6d. Hog Peafc, 355. 395. Boilers, 345. 38s. 40S. Carraway Seed, 16s. to 425. per cwt. Coriander, 3os. to 365. per cwt. • Canary, 86,. to 9os. per qr. Rape Seed, 34.1.:0 381. per Taft. Flour, 505. 535. 555. per fack. FOR THE STAR. MR. EDITCR-.—AS I find that a fet of fublime NewipAr.fr Poets are employing themfrlves in an Eng:illt vcrfinn of a celebrated gem d'ljiwit, NIARTIAI, I fend you a translation more fimple and be:ter .11apted to the talk of the age: When AR atm an of 1.11,1, wife, Afttr flicking herfelf, gave to Ps ru 9 the knife, c.i'd, " My dear liubbey, thin can't make me tick, It can wily hurt me, when in you it (hall flick." Yours, JACK JINGLE. The Gardners have given themfelves Tome claf fie 11 credit in inoculating their flowers with the name of NELSON. The Greeks made the fame tile of C h et of ifjax, who, according to Hom , r, (I;feiid• ed a fleet from the flames of Holor. almoll as well a. his Lorellhip attacked one Wit his own. At the annual Goofeberry Isl:cing, held at Chefler,on the Gth init. Lord Hood was the largeti green goofeberry produced upon the occa'llon, and As fuch obtained the prize. At the late Floral Meeting, at Leicetler, tl'c Duckft of Riitland , ,btained the prize from [di, hyamond, and Pope's Defiance beat King Gm-gr. A Paris paper attributes Jou s Dv Li.% ill-natured prupenfities to his eating Pef and drin!:ing The editor little knows that thef: arc things that keep him in good humour. The tame of Paddy Blake's echo has tempted Lord and Lady Hairowi era to virk Lake cf Killarney. We are told, that wirrri any body theta fa) s, How it you do, Paddy Blake i" the echo mowers, " Very w:11, I thank you." CA SIBERW ELL-FAIR, this year, owing to the fine ' nets of the weather. has to boaft of a greater al femblage of oil !ids of cimpany than was ever known on a tiorilar occahon ; and this evening will be a bufy one with Punch and all his crew, as their Liners mutt be wallied, dried, r.ol ironcd, ready for tc.mor row, when Ka AM-FA:it b..gins. Earl: on Saturday fe'nnight, as two men were going from Doncaller towatds they obit: ved a bundle on the road lid:, th•.:v fuppofed had been loft, when each ai, d fv.eca to obtain the prize ; but on reaching it, their arto nament was excited at the of a n:w born female child, wrapped up in a Lvit pieces of old blanket. Neither of them preferring his claim to fo unexpected: prize,infor :nation was immediately given to the parifli offic,:r,and dr.:infant takcn c;:m of. We underhand k is likely to live ; but du tn. , . I hear that the rnothtr has been dlicorere.l. The 22d and 34th regiments cf font, at the Cape of Good Hope, are under of tiers to embark for India, the former upto the iktl7;ll, and 1112 latter upon the Madras Dial) men% Pravious to their Ailing, they are to be complt:te3 to loon rank and file each, by Oraft from the o•her regi ments of Infantry at the Cape, whq ;at: to return home. The iflth Dragoons, on titer route for Yolk, received a counter-order at Doncailer, a few days a g o, in confequence of which they marched to Halifax, Wakefield, and Barn!lcy. Colonel MANN INGHAM'S Cores of Riflemen marched into Chztham Barrack.; on Saturday, and were yefierday followed by the frit of a battalion of the 9th regiment of Foot. THE LATE LORD GROSVPNOR..By the death of Earl GROSVENOR, the Turf lofts ore of its oldet and great& fupporters. His training (tables con tained more horfes than thole of any other fportl. man, and were all of his own breed indeed fO great was his flock, that many other.. were rupplied from his find. He had named no l^ts than/ix torts (by oar horfe, his favourite, John in the Derby 'takes next year, and his nominations were equally numet ous in moll of the great Sweeptiakes and Subfcriptions at York, Arcot, Brighton, Lewes, Stamford, and Newmarket,where his ergr.gemmts continued for many years, all of which mutt now Of cotsrfe be void. It was in a match btaween his Lordfhip's colt by Gitnerati, and the lat. Earl of Astscoon's Cardinal Fori, that Mr. awl.% is reported to have lent the late Nobleman three thou irndguineas to make his flakes: the bets were reveal to two in his favour, and he muff have permitted his antagonift to have nualied over, but for the un folicited munificence of the ntific, who, on his re ttir" from the courfe. frrAmhi..4 NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. TOISVAY.—WIND South. AMY, n. put. I Duhi'.!. 1 W3t, rford • Ittnthurgli • kruit fi • D:cc4 FALMOUTH, AUGUST t 7. Arrived late laft night the (hip EARL NIGRNI`IC TON, EAft 111dla Packet, Capt. PAT.ros, in three months and eleven days from P.engal, and folly two day: from St. Helena—the Hon. Capt. Mot:- SON landed from her with Government clifpatches, and went oft immediately for Lonc l ,)n—the Purfer alto landed this morning, and fet off in the even ing for the India Houk : the fhip has (ince failed for the Downs. Arrived alto the DUKE or YORK Packet, Capt. DEAKE, in t ► days from Liflion paffengers by her are the Rev. Mr. R:issroan, and Mr. G. PAR- K : the DUKE OF YORK left his Majetty's ihip DE LIGH T, of guns, Lying at Lpbon : the MIL BROOK fellooner had failed from Lifbon, with dif patches for Government, two days prior to the DUKE OF YORK : the WALSINGHAM Packet had not art ived out. Sailed the brig Unity, PNRIN S e for Malaga; the Spanifh logger San Francifco de Paulo, P. A. ZAaRAGA, from London for Ferrol; the Spanifh brig Noffra Segnora de Bcrgano, CACUT rA, with oil, for Nantz ; ant'. the brig Betf:y, GRREN, for . Kimc Cznacs '2.le:et was prevented get ti:z out this evening by the wind Ealing, the is exrfted to go early in the morning. Th: DUKE or CUMBIRLAND P.ICIZQT from me rica ; the I.cward Hands and AUCKLAND from Jamaica, are daily ex pcacd. Tile rI.:NCESS CKAItI.OTTE Pa . :•ket, Kraß, is appointed to take out tl-.e Jamaica Mal next month. The DuKE OF KENT racket is expee'led to fail on Sunday with the Leeward Hand Mails of the 18th iniLant. PI A' MOUTH. A GI; - ;T TR. Arrived t:le CRESCENT, of 36 guns, Captain JAMES C.:RTIIEW ; and the LARK, Of 16 guns, Captain BRAN ruN a they failed n the 6th July from Jamaica. Rear Admiral CA9lrsr.LL, with 12 fail the line, had failed two days previous to their dcpartore, to et ni:•.e off the Navaffa. The NEREIDS was to fail for England on the 12th ult. Captain PAUL came home paffenger in the LARK and Captain SERANOER, invalided from the JEoLus, came in the CRESCENT. The LARK fell in with tl:e Hibbarts and oyeen tranfports, with the 29th regiment on board, for Halifaz, in lat. 4r , o, and lung. 3:, o, all well ; and on the Bth the (poke a Briiiol homeward bound. Sailed the BEA VER, of 16 guns, Captain Jost:, for Spitlrcad ; and the Ni M Re! cutter, of 14 guns, Lieutenant Coc H LA N, on a cruize ; alfo the LAU, of t 6 guns, Captain BRENTON, for the Downs. General BE N THA NI, Infpcflor General of the Navy, arrived here lalt night at ten o'clock. The Lords of the Admiralty arc to be down here on the 21(1. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST is,. Caine np to St. Helen's, from the Well Indies, I , :he MEtromeme, Of 44 guns, Sir CHARLES HA ILTO:7, ara Coromandel armed tranfport,having on hard a g• - eat Lumber of troops: part of the 20th Light Dragcors, r.r.d 5.,:h Infantry are on board. The AL ?I.IAR, Cart. V3l.ltre:;, and l'A mianl.r frigate, failed in company with them; the former is gone by to the Eaflward. Alfo ar rived the Bravxa !loop, Capt. Jor;L:,, from Ply mouth.—Arrived at Spithead the PENELOPE, of 38 guns, Capt. BROUGHTON, and CHAMPION, of 24 guns, lion. Capt. Sruaer, from the Mediter ranean, and arc put under quarantine—Came into harbour the STARLINO gun vetfel.—The ALEX. ANDER, of 74 gnus, Capt. DIXON, is ordered to be paid off at this port.—Arrived the Severn, —, from Waterford ; and Duke of Moutrofe, from Bengal. HARWICH, AUG. ill. This morning arrived from Cuxhaven, the King George Packet, Capt. P. DEAN, having landed the flamburgh and Bremen Mails of the t I tit inft. to the northward•--Sailed for Helvoetfluys, the Prince of Wales, Capt. HEARN, with the Dutch Mail of yefterday.—Mr. SCHMIDT, Secretary to the Plincefs of °RAMOS, feveral of her Royal Highnefs's Houfehold, and a 6 other paifengers alts the King George, Capt. FLYS, forCuxhaven, with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails of the tame date, and four paffenger►. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. Dem., Atraccr t9...-&liled the Vzzu altl2.lleirel, oe s cruize.—Wind S. mr. C,AV[,END, AUGWST tss.—Palled by the Hope, Taub, from Rottersbra; Kenmaer, Peters, from Fmtsdsm ; Good Agreement, Kelfo, and Endeavour, Cuter, from Memel.— ,ailed the Puri's*, Johnfon, for Carthagena; Northern (A llem., Boas. for Chatieftan• e.... rAST.:NDIA I7.IPI)!NG. We have t e ,;:::fare to ano. , une,: the faCc •Irrr., , nl off the 110;; Had, on the t 7th M:t. of Om lion. Eall-Indic Company's Up., th_Dukc of 1Vi0t....41, Copt. P.% 1181 1, 7; thl the 11 , Tonarc"., C?pt. T 1 ,07.11.5 VoR TIM r ; fhipc }:ate rear . ..tea tht liouf, Arab tlrir dir pochci. The link' e, Montr.re Ic`t Pcni;:.l tit :4th of 1',.- "oruary; end the Msrar.4.ll took her 4.-parturc Nola,lr, un Ole 271:. of March; they a-tived az the Iftteot of St. Kama on he t3th of June, and failed in :owtp.oly frw I thence tho :tntS f‘dlowint:, and lA. thcre the Prcfkon, ': t:0m..43 GAlt.- L/41,10 hluakeo-, from Kncooh.o, and :Le Walpole, Contain J AAlt3 5.% IN CI Li NO3, fr, , ln ditto, homeward-boando‘ hick e: tee 14, fail for Entlarl in a day or two. Th. Monarch fpolm with the Company's Packet the rarl of Moreington, CApt2ill QI OR CE SIM em,N. off the Welters Mantis, on the 11th of July, homeward-bound, (rum Madras and The Monatch, alto fpoke with the fhip Commerce, bnund to the e.V.l.ward of the Cape of Good Hope, on the Southern Whale awry, ill lat. 35. t 8 loath, and long. 49. The Palfcnrrs by the above fh!pt ara--Colonel U. Vigtri, Capt. Chawood, Capt. M'Orcgor, Capt. Tichbournc, Lieu! J. Hodgran, Lieut. John Daniel, Mr. S. Boutflower, Mr. J. &tickle y, Mr. T. Sherlock, Mailer Hewit, Mater G. T. Nets., and Mrs. 1 - I:..re. 'lite above Ihipt have a number of box packets on beard front the Governments in India. The Monarch, Captain MORTIMER, is the &ft extra fhip which has arrived of the realm tBot. The Caledonian. Ge. ncral Stuart, and Ann, are now to arrive from Madras; the Sovereign and the Northampton from Bombay; the ManiEi , •. Comet, Sarah, Chriftiana, and Princcfs Mary, from lit.ng. I g and the Elizabeth, from China. The °tattoo, Royal Charlotte, and Irtinfwlck, outward. bound, put into Saint Salvador ; the two felt A,ipa being leaky, and the rudder of the latter out of order. All prodicable re. p.dra would be contett,:d by the 31R of May, and they were to fail on the ath of June. Aar.;vrn Off Thizhm—Hope, Fry, from l'Aermo. froni IC,wfoundlar.d. At Clidt—Orby, Mott, from North Americ2. At Li'scrpoo!—Mary, Ev, r , :tt. from Tobago ; Retteca t Cardn. r. from Virgir.Lt; Soucy; HTrdirg; N;cliaota, Kem, frvin MASadlui . cts ; and from Dant 4.1 C. Ar o?crto--Harmany, Nirhols, from London. At Hoylakc—Futti,i, from St. Lucia. At Dubliu—Perfcvemuce, Wntkins, from London; George. PcArPm, from Oporto; CsihArine, 4..;raha:n, from Alicant ; and Caroline, from Stockholm. Letters Irom Corinna Itate the arrival there, on-the 28th nit. of the Sraniftt frigtto Li thquijo, front Vera Cruz and the lievt,nnah, in 27daps, havirg on board Ict,oco dcuble data lan, and 200 bogilicads of fugar. Lilly INTELLIGENCE. HIGH COURT OE CHANCERY, AUGUST x 9. LATHROP'S EANICRUPTCT. Mr. SOLICITOR Gs is ERAL was preparing to Rate the terms of a petition on the part of Lathrop Murray, the late Penner of Mr. John King, in the Portland-place Bank, praying the commifflon might be foperfeded, on the ground that the bank. rupt was not a trader within the bankrupt laws, and that there was no legal foundation for the Petitioning Creditor's debt. The Petitioning Cre ditor's name was Gill, and it appeared he had not Leen perfonally ferved with notice of the prefent application. The Solicitor for the Petitioner Dated, that he had caved a notice on Mr. Paterfon, the Solicitor who had taken out the commiffion, and who had informed him that Mr. Gill lived in Oxenden ftrc-t• After making every pof fi ble enquiry, he could find no fuch perfon, nor could be learn that he had ever lived there. The LORD CH ANC R LLOR.—" This is a very re• rious bufinefs. If a Solicitor prefumes to take out a Commiffion of Bankruptcy without knowing who the Petitioning Creditor is, or whore he re. tides, it is an offence for which he will be treated as an Officer of the Court abufing his truft ought to be treated. He will do well to recolleft that there are fuck things in this Court as making a Solicitor pay the expence of fuperfeding a Com. mitlion, and alfo arikinl ; him off the Roll. How did you direct your letters to Mr. Gill ?" faid Lordthip to Mr. Patcrfon. " He directed them to Oxenden.ftrcet, where Mr. Gill always received them ;he always thought he lived there." LORD CHANCE LLOR—" Do you mean to fay, Sir, that you h•ave dared to take out a Commierion of Bankruptcy, and yet do not perfealv know the reticle:cc of the Petitioning Creditor _ _ " He always (replied the Solicitor) attended me when 1 Icnt to him in Ozendcn-dreez." LORD CHANCELLOR—" It appears to me you have taken out a Commifilon of Bankruptcy, and do not know your Client. Has he a local habita• tion, as well as a name 1" The Solicitor laid he never entertained any doubt of his being a fubilantial man. LORD CHANCELLOR—" Subftantial ! Why, he is defcribed as a Merchant—What does he deal in ?" Mr. Paterfon—" He deals in Irifh Linens." LORD CHANCILLOR to the Petitioner's Solicitor —" If you will make an affidavit that you do not know Mr. Gill's place of refidence, I will make an order that fervice on Mr. Paterfon !hall be fer vice on him, and the Petition may Rand over till Saturday." Mr. Paterfon was retiring from Court, when Ms Lordthip ordered him back, and made him deliver up all the proceedings under the bankruptcy, which were impounded and placed in the hands of the Officer of the Court. The Petitioner's Solicitor raid he had made an I appointment with Mr. Paccrtim to infpat the pro. ceedings, but that the latter had afterwards re futed to let him fee them. His Lordthin obferved. that i“, ~,,,.4.,..:„... .e ua~ .1 . i! ti 1 . /, U ti