Star. — London, England, 1801-08-03 00:00:00

• • IMMBURGH WIZ,. CONSTANTINOPLE. JUNI( 38.—The whole pftbe Turkith and Englifh force, which has formed a junEtion againil the French at Cairo, is efOrnAted at 42,000 men. A corps of EngEl, under Gen. HVrc wsoa, has likewife joined the army of the GRAND VIZISR, and the corps of the CARITAN PASHA. The Spani(h Envoy here, M. Coteau., has re peatedly applied for the cuftomary audience of en trance, both of the CAI t4ACAN and Ge•ND but has, hitherto, received no determinate anfwer, and there formalities, which are neceffary for the complete reftoration of good harmony, are defer red from one day to another. The PORTS, bow. ever, though not without fome di ffi culty; has granted M. - Cosiest!. permiffion to have a Janiffary • guard before his door, as is ufual with the foreign Mini fters. VIRNN AJULY I B.—As the Frenchare ftillmakins great preparations for the embarkation of troops in the Southern Neapolitan harbours, orders have been fent from the Porrs to the Pallas of the Mo. reit, Albania, and Macedonia, to afremble as many troops as poffible, to defend thole provinces againft the French, if . they should attempt to land. It is faid that the Honourable ALTH ul PAULI' appointed Englifh envoy to Vienna, has not been ° able to obtain pallet for his journey from General Muaar, who willies firft to receive further inltme tions from the FIRST CONSUL ; Mr. PAWL'S' has therefore embarked at Naples for Trieft. MILAN, JULY to.—The conditions under which General MURAT has again granted a free naviga tion to Leghorn, are an abfolute prohibition of the .exportation of arms, ammunition, powder,. flints, acc. as alfo of all provifions, or whatever elfe may be ufeful to Porto Ferrajo, fo long as that g lace Hull not have furrendered ; the breach of this prohibition will be punilhed with the con fifcation of the veffel and cargo ; every rad on the kali fufpicion is to be fubjefled to a fearch ; every ( hip previous to her failing, is to obtain a permiffion from the , commanding officer, by de livering to him *written voucher, that there is nothing prohibited in the cargo, from Come prin cipal commercial boufe of Leghorn ; whoever Mall be detefted in tranfmitting any fupplies to Porto Ferrajo•is likewife to be fubjeeed to a fine of moo feudi,Thalf to be given to the informer, and half to the poor houfe of Leghorn. Three French frigates, the Corriere, Braveur, and Suc. cell, have come into Leghorn. Baussits, JULY so.—ln the negotiation for peace with England, the Flaw CoNsuL, it is un derfiood, infifts efpecially on the reltoration of the Cape of Good Hope, and of the French (hips taken at Toulon : there points occafion much dd. ficulty on the part of the Englilh government. At Bonlogne, Calais, and Dunkirk, there are now so,ooo ,troops affentbled for embarkation. The Engin cruizers, which form a cordon from Ha •vre de Grace to D'unkirk, have been reinforced with 16 (hips of war, and hold Boulogne and Ha vre de Grace blockaded. The garrifon of Lux emburg will be reinforced with goon men. LONDON. MONDAY, AUGUST 3. '' PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK* 3 per Cent. Cant:ol F.-Ditto, for account, 51 . _.: Reduced 3941--3 per Cent. Navy 93—New Ann. 94 .. Long Ann. 17.1-...omsluni 61 7 7/. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. . ' Sauk Steck Long Ann f . 3 per C. Red. 391 Short Ann. 3-t6 f . 3 Per C. C 4 14 Sgt 59 54 Imp. 3 per Cant. saf . 4 Per Curt. 7&fil Of Imp. Ann. Ist 7-16 3 per C. Navy 9 Omnium 6} yf 7_ • 3Fa C Ler. 94 i Cala for Aug. pi n DVILIN, i t . .T al.-.Price of Stocks this ay: • 3 per Cent . 00V. HQ-4 per Ceti*. Grand Can. Ns.* Cowie et Exchange.-Dublin an Loudon t 3.1. This morning a Mail arrived from Hamburgb• It brought but little news worth recording. A Straftiorgh Paper contains the following ar ticle :—" It teems Citizen CARacrf has again that influence with the False Cos su z which he fo muck deferves. He has had leveret conferences with BONaraar[, at Malmaifon, at which Moasau and DISSOLLIS were prefent, bnt not Barritialt, who is eqvally'hated by circle two Generals and the late Minifter of War. BaITHISit, it is raid, will be at the Cifalpine Government, and Dassozzas and Dumas are the principal Candidates for the office of Willer of War. Anciaitaau's recall is are a confequence of CatilOT'S reconciliation, whole difroltrat had bees oceirtumed by inflftirg upon M A'S and Ascii azau's being panithed for extorting money, whore fate would have fb:uck tercorin the whole mafs of plunderers, and parti cularly by defiring ANOIiIIAU to be confined in the Abbey, for having returned to Paris from the army without his knowledge. Cilium. and Bo w are Paid to have met each other half-way in their opinions, but the Puts, Coast's. does not with Awoetiau to remain in Paris without fome employment." By our letters front Deal, we learn that Admi ral Lord NiLsoN failed yefterday with the fqua dron of (hips, frigates, gun-verels, and revenue cotters under his command for the coati of Prange. The enemy will probably foonbaveworkenough to do in rome of their own ports. It feemsthey have been snaking great reparations to fail from Boulogne (fee our Portfmouth letter) ; but if Lord Nszson pay them a vilit, he will certainly fare them the trouble of coming out. The chain of fignal ports along the coati is fo complete, that below . this time, ihi ps of war from our different ports ors alrea dy out, and probably even on the enemy's coati By the chums orßiturdarilght, will fee Chit we had formed a coffee limiting the lots of the HANNIIIIIIL She had run aground; and being etpos of the enemy's batteries, (hips and gui obliged to (trite. The enemy, as would turn out to be the cafe, had rea to hada of, their own !hips having bees aground or rendered tmferviceable SAUMAREZ'S fquallron. Our Readers will rejoice to hear the only piece of fervice for which two to this fquadron. An officer arrives at the Admiralty with difpatches fri containing the pleating intelligepce fallen in with the Spanifh fquadri French official paper, the Monitess, gone to the aid of the French fquadi fleas. The French and Spaniards in getting off the difabled Chips, and ing for Cadiz with the Hews ism— be anticipated. The Britifb tars, as u 1 torious ; one of the enemy's (hips taken, and two of them were burin night -came on, it is probable their would have been either captured or The above pleafing intelligence was , fait off to his MAJESTY at Weymi u this Paper was going to prefa, the titulars were given to the Public in LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAOT ADIMIIIALTY-OFFICZ, •LIGOST Lieutenant PHILIP D014•11111q. 1 ty's flip CMIIAR, arrived laft night from Rear-Admiral Sir jAilti S*i of which the following arc copies elms, off Cape ilatiffasr, Sir—lt has pleafed.tbe Al. to u exertions of this (quadrat with the recce& over the enemies of their country. The three French line of battle ipe c in the a. ion of the 6th init. off Al on the Bth, reinforced by a fquadron Milt line of battle !hips under the Den loam Joactyta DI Moats°, hip of feventy-four guns, wearing dant i • betides three frigates, and. number of gun-boats and other ye under fail yefterday morning,. together Majefty's late flip HANNIBAL, which fucceeded in getting or the fhool 'truck. I almoft defpaired of having a ftifficent readincfs to opppofc to fuch Number", the great exertions of Captain ficers and Men belonging to the Ca was in readinefs to warp out of the morning. and gm under weigh immediately with all the Squadron, except the flip had not had time to get in her Confiding in the Zeal and Intrepidity fleets and Men I had the Happinefs to ferve with, I determined,if poffible, to obilrud the pelage of this very powerful Force to Cadiz. Late in the evening I obferved the Enemy's fltips to have cleared Cabareta Point, and at Eight I bore up with the Squadron to Rand after them. His Ma jefty's !hip Sums being Rationed a•head of the Cases, I djreaed Captain HEATS to make fail and attack the flernmoft ihipe, in the enemy's rear, ufing his endeavours to keep in &ore of them. At eleven the Sums opened her fire clofe to the enemy's !hips, and on the Cssaa's coming up and preparing to engage a three Decker that had haul ed her wind, fhe was perceived to have taken fire, and the flames having communicated to a Ihip to leeward of her, both were feen in a blaze, and prefented a rqoft awful fight. No poffidility ilia. ing of offering the lean affiftance info diftreffing a fituation. the P.stae paired to clofe with the (hip engaged by the So este, but by the cool and deter mined fire kept upon her, which mull ever refleil the higheß credit on that (hip, the enemy's (hip was completely (deuced, and (bon after hauled down her Coloto. Th. - hawing at this time come up, I bore up after the enemy, who were carrying a profs of fail, Sanding out of the Straits, and loft fight of them during-the night. It blew eleeffively hard trill day-light, and in the morning the only Ihips in company were the Vs asassia and 'NADIRS ahead of the Ciesaa, and one of the French (hips at Tome diftance from them Sanding towards the thoals of Conil, befides the SPINCIII aftern coming up. All the (hips immediately made fail with a fret breeze, but as we approached, the Wind fuddenly failing, the VENICRADLE was alone able to bring her to anion, which Captain Hoon did in the molt gallant manner,and bad nearly filented the French Slip, when his main-matt (which had been before wounded) was unfortunately Thin away, and it coming nearly calm, the enemy's (hip was enabled to get off without any polEbility of following her. The higheft praife is due to Captain Hoon, the officers and men of the VewsasaLt, for their fpi rit and gallantry in the anion, which entitled them to better fuccefs. The French (hip was an eighty four, with additional guns on the ^wale. &mai, off Cape Trafalgar, July 13, dot. Sir—Furfuant to your dire&ions to (late the par ticulars of the Sursas's fervices laft night, I have the honor to inform you, that in confequeace of your direftions to make fail up to and engage the (lemma of the enemy's (hips, at half-pail eleven I found myfelf abreaft of a Spanifh three decked !hip, (the Real Carlos, as appears by report of Tome furvi►ors,) which, having brought in one with two other (hips nearly line abreall, I opened my fire upon at not more than three cables length; this evidently produced good effea, as well in this (hip as the others abreall of her, which foon began firing on each other, and at times on the Sums. In about a quarter of an hour, I perceived the (hip I was engaging, and which had loft her Fore top-mall, to be on fire, upon which we inflantly ceafed to moleil her, and I proceeded on to the (hip next at Hand, which proved 6 be the San An tonio of Seventy-four guns, and peven Hundred and Thirty Men, commanded by the Chef de Di. vifion Le Rev, under French Colours, wearing a broad pendant,and manned nenTly equally with French and Spann Seamen, and which, after fome salon (the Chef beiiiiiiimn44) 4 lours. I learn from the very few fur►ivors of the !hips that caught fire and blew up, (which, in an open boat reached the Sums at the time the was tak ing poffeffion of the San Antonia) that in the con fufion of the aaion the Heimenegildo, (a fire rate alfo,) millaking the Real Carlos for an enemy, ran on board her, and !hared her melancholy fate. Services of this nature cannot well be expected to be performed witilont fome lots, but though we have to lament that lieutenant E. WALLIR, and fourteen feamen and marines have been wounded, moft of them feierely,' till there is reafon to re joice that that ittlie ezient of our lots. I received able nista a&ive affiftance from Mr. SAMUEL Jacssois, !Pi& Lieutenant, and it is my duty to rePrefeit s t to you, that the Officers of all defcriptions, SeUnen, and Marines, conduaed themfelves Withtbe gr eaten fteadinefs and gallantry. 4 * 4 ' (Signed) La. [TATS. Set PAM SAlittAltS. Eire. RCM , • Adroit.' at the BM; ac. At Wicklow Affixes, Lieutenant-Colonel SIN. sty, and Lieutenants Its ID, DANNY, and Di sx EY, of the City of Dublin Militia, were tried for a riot and affault upon Captain JOHN GITTAID, of the fame regiment, and found guilty—the Lieutenant Colonel to be imprifoned one month, and pay a fine of tol. Mr. RIAD to be imprifoned two months, and pay a fine of one mark—Mr. DAISY and Mr. Dust r to be imprifoned one week, nad pay a fine of one mark each. In confequence of an information laid at Bow fireet, that a cumber of journeymen biteuit-bakers in the employ of Mars. CLaae, COATIS, and Co. Of Wapping, had entered, into a combination, and (truck from their work for an increafe of wages, a warrant was Iffued to apprehend the principal par tlea in the bufinefs, three of whom were on Satur day examined, when the fad being proved, they were convicted and adjudged 'te fix weeks impri• fonment and hard labour in the Houfe of Correc tion ; but, at the fame time informed, that the Ad giving liberty of appeal to the next Serums againft fuch convidion,fureties for that purpofe would be accepted, if then ready. They were accordingly produced. DASADFUL ACCIDENTThe Marquis of ASIA. coax propofed on Saturday left to accompany the Marchicoeft and Lady H. HAMILTON in a phaeton, from the Priory, Staimore, to Harrow. When mounting the coach-box, about t t o'clock in the forenoon, the Marquis obferving to the fer vant that one of the horfes appeared fomewhat ref tire, it was changed for another, and his Lordfhip proceeded. Scarcely, however, had he advanced zoo yards from the Priory, when the horfes °blot tunately took fright, and fet off with an alarming rapidity. The Ladies, apprehenfive of the moa dangerous confequences, fhrieked with fuel vio lence, as, for the time, to deprive the Marquis of that pretence of mind fo neceffary at fuch a criti cal jun lure. Endeavouring in vain to flop the horfes, and perplexed and agonifed for the fate of the Marchionefs and his charming Daughter, he threw himfelf from his feat, and, by the defperate expedientobroke both his legs ! The one fracture was under and the other above the knee! The Marchionefs and Lady HAMILTON Rill kept their teats, notwithltanding the horfes ran with uncom mon celerity along the Harrow road.. Their : criel were thole of fear and defpair. They frequently looked around for AEG Qintex, and were as frequently difappointcd. At the turning 1)f a lane, when the horfes made a fudden fpring forward, the Marchi. onefs and; Lady Haat &roe were thrown into a hedge, and, happy to relate, experienced link or inn primal injury. . .., t, einfltladers This altion was fo near the filore, that the Vs. CORN MARKETS. :a opinion re- Ntressss !truck on one of the fboals, but was loon At Mark-lane this morning, the Wheat market at Algefiras. after got off, and taken in tow by th e THAMSS, was well fupplied, and at opening was expeCted to ofed to the fire with the lofs of all her malts.' brifk, as fam les were eagerly fough t ;un- oa was b ts, The enemy's fhips are now in fight to the Wefi- Ae . ter. Notwthfkanding_there were but few purchafes ; we prediCted ward, Banding in for Cadiz. The SUPER S and Au- made. Oats met with a brills Pale at the fame be very , p of really nothing DACIOUS, with the captured (hip, are alfo in fight, rites as 'aft market-day.—Other articles dull. been all either with the Carlotta Portuguefe frigate, commanded p fliitir si 15‘. by Sir Jests* by Captain CaAuvuan DUNCAN, who very hand. fml w i t h the f FROM THE LONDON: CURETTE, SATURDAY, AUG. 1., oey came out quadron, and has been _ . . . . Average price of Corn in England sad Wales, from the Re- that this is not of the greateftaffifkance to Captain gears, in flay. turns ending the al* dimly, aox, ye are indebted ing by the enemy's Ship captured by the Su PEAL W h eat. , itie• ci. Bart & I !all :Bun... I: teafe. id this morning lam proceeding with the fquadron for Role(' to it 89 9 72 7 38 • 60 7 6. 4 S d rom Sir JANES, Bay, and (ball proceed the moment the thips arc 's'epriees of Foreign Corn, which the Boun ty ate Yre g ulated, the week the tstb. of July. eof his having refitted to refunte my Ration. . • 1 lt- re . tnartey. 1; oatsl Desna [P i ea g t . oo It} 41 61 ag 111 44 0 431 ron, which the No praifes that I can belkow.are adequate toithe a d,• " ; 2 _ 4 1 .. 'W. •• s. d. Ld. s. d. Cor r boafled had merits of the Officers and thips' compapietbf all ii i b. . Ty av a mier p r oe of sugar, conirstos from the Returns radron at Alge- the fquadron, particularly for their unremitted ex- *44 die work ending the with otjuiy,ssot, i s sat. 3 i d. had fucceeded ertions in refitting the (hips at Gibraltar, to which, Pqr Wand ivdtlat- d were proceed- in a great degree, is to be afcribed t h e faccefs of Manflon-HouCe, Saturday, Arauft I, dor. It having been reprefented to the Loan MAYOR, The (true may the fquadron againfk the enemy. . that Sundry Corn-dealers and Mealmen have inti. mated that the &cements of the arrival of Corn ufual, were vac- Although the &sum. and AUDACIOUS had not of the line was the good fortune to partake of this aftion, I have of different kinds, as entered at the Cuftom-houfe arnt. Had not no doubt of their exertion, had they come up in and Manfion-luitife, is greatly exaggerated, the seir whole fleet time to dole with the enemy's Ships. LORD MAYOR thinks it a. duty he owes the public, ' to inform theta that the following is a true an d Dr deftroyed. ' ~ My thankaara alto„ due to Capt. Hout.so of.the exams account ei the different entries of the arrival ;vas immediate. 3tattes, and to, the Ranourable Capt*PtraPat of Wheat and Oap, from Saturday the 25th, to nouth ; and juf t the Cain, whole affiftance was pardenlarly: Friday the 304 Of July, both inelufive. , 84. WHEAT. ' ' -OATS. I . e following par. eful to Captain Ks ATS in fecuring the enerrys la : way. asta - illy, 33493 Quanta 1346 o._ in a 'I- and enabling the SUPERB to Band after e 1 4 -4004 y, 27th i'vir.t.3.44o Q. 4.sos Dino ADINAILIK , Toefdsv, .Bth _gtpg S„I8a Ditto s,roa Ditto , Iron, in cafe of having been enabled to mir y li v e4 4 d , T , ag o, ii. 5401 Ditto 15,147 MMus ern r 3, ilior. .. ..,,, • i --I-4 ....., Thurfday, gods otlYr 4054 Ditto 1,226 Ditto Li of his Majef- i Ilerewith eac l o f e the tribe s of the Punnfs £ ` l4 °' . 14ft ‘ d .,....• islo Ditto . 740 Dits• _, .1,1,111111 P t with difpatches ci.. I have the honor to bli, ikc: . . • Atelievoo Totabdsala tvmsass. Bart. . . (Signed) - j-*ssouS alit. ...* IicaUNTRY MARICEts, ; _ fia agaiallaore 4hw A v e - pooods per : • a NRFRAM-, ilk , at. , • r tar. kill S 3, ► dm ' , the 4 0 4 flllabill , ' ' . ., ill Newbuallsenliehas•hkartilo. l - 7 * . - 1 6 m ik 4 . ses,_4l‘ll - _ . .• • . 355. per quart alin er m u l l - et Wheat ITT SO CTOWD the. ... en th e litt; Of ail . OE' -. 21X Ile 11104 decifive ' Corr .s .- - 14 •:- -or . - . a i .. 14 ..,. °111ther . o,l l o °.°4ed to Akediso Bflf. the 9th 4 t.01111, o , - • I ,' m ` .. "li :ountl7. Real Ca.., of ail stmt . Cagialts Dos /. ; i ' $4.4t4 le fhipe difabled Sin ommeguattewf Hama , ' At Cambridge Wheat Is 255. per klgeztlas, were, san Ferc.ndo, ass enes, Coital . . 4 0a rt er cheapirt4n during areveck--. iron oT five Spa- Argonaut, ot So Iwo. Ct ial 'at Rolfton ntotingtioq,,,ttad fig,- tank the re- he ccl6mancit of San Autumn. aisiuss. Don Elf ;', . adios has halls proportina: At Louth. it has and a French San Antonio, 474 pos. IDA! ire tomb "; len on as swerook,frodo seii*ti. to sees. 6d. At Newatihsirtillinrfday e t t be Way requiring the Superb. a : .7 - V ... g a broad pen- wanton Fren 4 Wier. of 21 Se", 41 4 11 ,,, , higher poieusToe. their corn than ante of d. 4 ii credible . Toe Admiral's (hip the Reel Carkiolpd the Sidt the Alibing Lama warranted, t i c ir ormers re. fu fed to bay, and there was no bniinefs dime. vefalag and got nether with his Herm . enegildo, were the two fhips that took 4 A z w anta i a lt er mar k et on g atar d ay kft, a ta rp which they had and b l ew up. (Signed) JAW:mass% guards" ads. favAral forts of corn and grain re- es .„. di . ixpe Trogra . %i f T 4. i s m . = unfold . ''it was fold brought the fol. ial on which the Sir--,I herewith enclafe, for their 1-ordfbips' far- Prieto pi ikilister : ther information, the flatement I has" received ••• 4 eat Qs. to ists. Ufficent Force in ley 48s. to 681. ___. , from'Captain KsArs, to whiz tnegr.iteftpeakre . F i ti 3os. to 375. ers, but,through is due for his gallant conduct on the fervimallnd- ji, • .:. essiros, the Of. dos. to 745. 4 l i e f the te fu f ir . en fl fall ez or of co rn at Csiee. th e /hip ed to. Captain Homes merits sire held in too high w il e ° e infter, &e. : Mole yefterday efiiniation to receive additional hifire from any mi ll ers, and jobbers, !trembled at Sout rn ham a p m to e n n , nmediately after praile I can bellow ; but I only do juftice to my on Saturday, that ever was known, fo much fo Powell, which own feelings when I obferve, that in no inftance that every perfon noticed their groupes.—Their bufinefs was of the higheft importance, as force of have I known fuperior bravery to that difplayed by :r mails. p i chty t o o f . him on this occafion. (Signed) 7 , sAusiAasz. them remarked ; and no doubt can be entertained but the public mull reap a benefit from the refult . o. ifs to the Items NIPIAN ferve with, ' Ell • of their feigns deliberation.—Porilasow/h Gazette. \