Star. — London, England, 1802-03-23 00:00:00

rcife ii(the above Department's In t6Yean itinatzd Annual Charge. Secret Service - Caypoo o o I! rive Sextet Scrvicc - mono o • O t • cizl =er•c•• auJ Royal . _ 6 c d....Lry .it s titate, Fordgn r.pintretit, f.,r Cowin. ;ethics - - - SAC° 0 0 p..nment 2 ,CCO o 0 Wzr INTornent 1 . 2 •h^ Ma! t salir..ury, to be yk:id over r. r PhyLcia;... IA :to attald, Majetty, 4.int'z'r/ 1 7r, £s,rco o jahuary 1;92, 6.1 w 9 ZO,MO 0 0 £395,9 60 6 5 AtanalAmount in Ms. 25,000 0 0 lo,oco 0 0 , , ~ c•s of Cm PrO.c.:fs of Wales's Journey to 70,668 13 I 35.000 0 0 18,000 0 0 3,0c0 0 0 It t sr 9 6 ',to% t 9 o . I:and - - - - - • ••••':?... 11qtA ...rri Co. for the F.sproce of a 7.-0,;•!.• for Its fsirjefiy, as a prrfeut to Ge ;,-r.,. "Aoli - . _ _ _ . / . 1. r tlr: Fer,r.ec of tom Swords as pre •:ut., !., I.md Howe and Gen.•ral Mack '.-.. l'.l."sein, F.(q. as a Reward ft r ilk advice as i pada to the Secretary of State, in 1800 41,62 4 0 0 In act 633 7 6 In 1332 347 12 0...21826 12 Rt. Hon. T. C•rnvid , as a Compenfation for the lots (attained by the lots of the Proferpine } ri•nte - - - - - - tp36 o Cmgrefs at Amiens, and N . :Miller at Paris - 7,000 0 To makeup deficiency of Feet to wards the Salaries of different 4 Oftres in 107 - 403 4 0 in 1788 - 3.403 4 0 !.11 1789 • 5,119 8 8 111 5790 ~ 4,4 1 1 18 3 its 1791 - 3,7 01 14 3 in 1792 - 3,336 t t 9 it: 1773 - 4,379 18 3 11 1794 . 2,651 8 3 in 1795 • 7,198 2 t in t 796 • 8453 17 10 In 1797 . 10,142 16 3 in 1793 - 7,692 6 4 in 1799 . 4,263 II I in t(!oo . 28,926 14 0 (ti act - '18,294 18 3 in ilica - 20 ,957 s 7 135.651 3 7.1 1 4 4 Raperees of Ulm!for Great Park Prdents to ' , curio Minifters: in t 792 in 1793 in 1794 • iu 27,3 in r7J6 In 1797 in '799 In t goo in 1801 In 18oa 4,213 0 6, 539 3 13,194 16 8 00 5 2,475 0 9,730 1 5 8,334 to 5i,713 14 13,611 19 z 0.191 to 762 s o 1,731 10 t0t,767 ts to Demands nn Civil Lift on 5:11 of Jan. 1802, but Tot inclmied in Charges for 1831 5 YECIAL {ER VIC 7.. 4. I. 1. Si , W. Hamilton, Camper:felon for Loges - 2,428 to 0 Lopt Wh:tworth, ditto - 14 o Mr. Windham, ditto - . • 4,224 5 0 Lord M into, - d:tto • - - 3,648 IS 0 Mr. Lark. . ditto - • sp6o 9 0 Mr. Talbot, - ditto . . 647 rs 6 aaa 8 6 purro--Yotir Committee have now to Rate the refult of the preeedilig examination of the Ac counts, in order to exhibit th, amount of the Debt under the various points of view in which it may be coofidered. The firft and molt ufeful feems to be, that which compares the recefs, or diminution, under each head, with the ellimate of 5786, and from the comparifon of the whole, dedua the to sal exceeding. The advance to his Royal Highnefs the Pr ince of WALE% appears to have been made in Feb; uot y 1793, to tne amount of 40,c001. to be applied in paying certain demands on his Royal Highnefs, and to be repaid by quarterly iullalments at the rate of 14,0031. per annum : 17,5°01. was accord ingly repaid previous to the affairs of his Royal Highnefs bring fubmitted to Parliament in 1795, when Commiflioners were appointed for the liqui dation of his Royal Higlinefs's Debts. Deben. tures were accordingly iffued by them to Mr. Ra mos, in troll for his Maelly, for the amount of the balance of 32,3001. in like manner, and upon the fame fecurity, as to other Creditors of his Royal Hightief,, payahle in 1806, and for which there is the fecurity of the Funds veiled in thole Commit fioners and guaranteed in all events by the faith of Parliament. The time of repayment of the other avances is various, and depending upon the du ration of life, which renders them precarious as an available find : and till they become in a courfe of payment, the whole operates as an addition to the fubfilling it.eumbrance, though properly Rated on the credit fide of the Account; but as in the annexed Statement they are not conlidered as Charges under the head of occafional payments, they mull alfo he there omitted on the other fide. Another view in which the DeSt may be confi- ' tiered, re peat. the operation on the payment of the different chafes: The Arrears due on each of which are Hated ill the account of Debt. It ap pears titan hence, that arrears of different propor tions, are due on each of the Claris, though amounting in none to fo much as two years falary or allowance, which was the limit prekribed by the Acl of the earl of his Majelly's Reign, at which they fhould ceafe to be longer payable. It has been already ken, from the Hatement of the manner in which the Debt has been incurred, that the only confiderable difference between the charge and the ellimate, is to be found in the fourth eat's, and under the head of occafional payments; J though the caufes of both may, from what has been Hated, be fufficiently obvious, your Com -7,,,:tt:e cannot conclude, without fubmitting them ; icularly to the confideration of the Houle. from the time in which the Eflimate of :786 vas laid before Parliament, and from a ccmparifon ~fit seith the charge of preceding years, it teems t- have been formed with a reference to the Peace Eftabliffinient of the Country ; and if this obferva lion be well founded, the continuation of the War atone,throogh fo large a proportion of the time in queßion would account for the moll confiderable port of the excefs. To illuarate more particularly this remark,. they have prepared an abftra& of the charges, and Hated the axes age of cues above the ellimate, firft, on Ile ;thole period; next, in that of (even years of and lafily, of nine years of War; by which be ken, that in fa& the average yearly ex -4.15, during Peace has been only 2545 61 . above the ellimate • while, during the War, it has m aik i euutcd to the fun: of 1,111331 LONDON. TUESDAY, MARCH al. PRICE or STOCKS THI3 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 L;cr Cent. Conf. 68i 69--for account 69i. 5 rr Cent. Ann. tot:. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per C. Co3f. 69 kg 64 69 Esclicq. fills par. is. preen. g Per Cent. A!.u. toi loa lirtalifli Lot. Tick. 19L is.. Imp. 3 per Cult. 64 Cott fcr Ace. 6A I f After the breaking up of the Cabinet Council, which fat till a late hour yetterday, Mr. DRESSI NGS was fent off with difpatches for Mr. JscK SoN, Miniffer at Paris, and Mr. HUNTER, With dill. patches for Marquis CORNWALLIs, at Amiens. It appears plain that the revOon of the Treaty, fent off yefterday fe'nnight, has occalioned, as we Rated would probably be the cafe, the palling and , repaffing of more couriers between the different Courts; and it is probable that fome. days will yet be taken up before all can come to a conclufion. We hinted fome days ago that fome new plan refpefting Malta was under difcuffion, and that this had arifen out of the events that had taken place at Lyons. This is abfolutely the cafe : it has not, however, been yd propofed, as fome papers have Rated, that Malta fhould be limed to this country, but only that, for the fecnrity of I Malta, and to prevent any ufurped poffetlion of that illand, it shall remain in the hands of this country till tome future definitive arrangement can be made, calculated to fecure its independence ! A -Dutch Mail arrived this morning, the con tents of which are given in the preceding columns. In our Paper of this day we have continued to give feveral Items of Expenditure from the Re port of the Committee on the Civil Lill Ellahliih ment. The following is the manner in which the Sums advanced to the three elder Princes is to be repaid : The 22,5001, advanced to the Prince of WALES is to he repaid by a Debenture of the Commillioners for liquidating his Royal Highnefs's Debts on the loth of Oftober, t g'o6 : The 54,7351. advanced to his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yost:, is to be repaid by Inflslments of toool. quarterly, from the itt of January, t 805 : The 14,3161. advanced to his Royal Higl:nefs the Duke of CLARENCE IS to be repaid by I'll6l - of 7501. per quarter, the tft payment com mencing the sth of January, tBo3. It appears from an Abflraa of the Receipts and Me; of the Treafury in Ireland, for the year end ing the sth of Jan. 18os, that the total amouat of the Receipts was 9,435,8961. t ts. Bd. of which the permanent Revenue amounted to 2,134,2531. and the Stamp Duties to i 86,0441. Among, the Charges of 'flues, is for the C. , it [Aft - Peaii,ms Milit.ityllurpores Lottery Expenees - Pot ee ElLabliihment L161,R73 16 9 11 5.7 6 5 IT 5 3,907,6i41S 3 z0,06a a o 16,130 19 9 z 0,039 S zo Tranfpor , ation of Fclons - - Secret Ferrlce in devcting Treafonable Coorpiracb•s - - 4,134 1 2 2 Compenfation Allowances - 6 3.30) I I 1111:ceUanecus Services - - 97,399 1 7 Relicf et loyalifts - - a 0 , 74,3 3 7 Compem'at;on for I.olres by the Union 232,725 6 o The Earl of ESSEX is elated High Steward of Leominder, in the room of the late Lord BATE- MAN. Lord PROSY, in confequence of the ill health of the Hon. Captain Firs astr, is appointed to the command of the Ara ELIA, 01.4 guns. Captain Ctsstsurs, during the abfenee of Lord A. Mau- CLERK, is nominated to command la FORT UN as, of 4+ guns, and-Captain CUMBERLAND is appointed to the DORIS, of like force, during the abfence of Captain HALLIDAY. Admiral TOTTY has fucceeded Admiral Duc K. WORTH in the command of the fquadron on the Leeward Illand Ration. The latter his fucceeded Lord U. SEYMOUR, on the Jamaica Ration. Lieut. Fornsaoit.v., of the LANCASTER, iS pro ward to the rank of Commander, and appointed to the HiNnosran, Tice Capt. MOTTLEY, who fuc ceeds C z na. CURTIS in the RATTLFSNAKE. Mr. WI LMOTT, of the LANCASTER, is made a Lieutenant into the Hi NDOSTAN, and Lieut. Co NYS, Of the HINDOSTAN, appointed to the LANCASTER. We are forry.to mention the indifpofition of Mr. Juftice HEATH. Mr. Sericant RUNNINGTON, we underftand, is to fit at Ni Prisu iu Surry and. Elks. Lord Kitty ow, we are furry to hear, is (till in a very weak Rate. His Lordlhip, has reliefs night', and takes but little nnurifhment. r Duke of You x was expected at Bath on Sa turday, having fettled ;11 the arrangements re garding the fate of his late honfe in Piccadilly.— On Thurfday laft the premifes were regularly made 1 over to the new Proprietors, confifting of 6o Gen tlemen and Tradefmen, who have fubleribed t 0001. each for the purchafe of them, and for new fitting op the honfe, which is to be converted into a mag nificent Hotel and Lodging-houfe. The purchafe. money was 35,0001. Korzsaus's narrative of his late exile into Si beria, by order of the Emperor PAUL, is the moil 1 interefting and affe&ing performance that has ever ilfued from the profs. In point of entertainment it equals the famous romance of Robittion Crufoe, or any exi fling work of imagination, while it more powerfully interefts the feelings and arrefts the at tention, by Fading the fterhng powers of truth, and by containing a prodigious variety of new and , genuine information. A caufe at NyPrins came on laft week at York, Filh v. Jackfon. Mr. PARK for the Plaintiff, Ser , jean Coca aI. for the Defendant. The Serjeant, I with his ufnal freedom of manner, was crofs exa mining the Plaintiff's principal winters, during which, Mr. Fifh's name being frequently men tioned, occafioned a gentleman to remark, 14 that there was rather too much Fili," to which a lady replied, " True, but you have plenty of Cockle Boom" . Ifioittnid IsTany thoufand Perfons were afrembled near the whole of yefterday, in tome of the fire its in the City, to fee a wager performed of a curiuus na ture. A Porter engaged for a bet of tea guineas, to carry twenty elicits of Oranges, weighing one cwt. each (one at a time) from Botolph•lane to Spitalfields Market, in ten trours. The whole of the ground, backwards and forwards, is ellimated at forty-three miles, which he completed in eight hours and thirty-five minutes, at the rate offome thing better than five miles an hour. A great deal of betting was made or. the occa lion, and the odds confiderably againit him at flartiti o rr. Carriages lined all the Itreets through which he paired. It is extraordinary that the man performed his journies with the load on his back in much lefs time than without it. A Fox was turned ont on Friday, at Knight's Rail:, about two miles from Brighton. The field was but indifferently attended, and Rernard, con trary to the expeetation of many, afforded but in different fport. The Flixton Meeting, in future, is to be limited to three days of public courting ; the IA day to dole with a Cup for the winning Dogs ; and a Challenge has been given from it to run All Eng land over the Flixton Wold. EXTRA COURSIN9.—A Challenge, it is Paid, has been fent by Mr. DURAND (the owner of &Vona) to produce a Greyhound to run any of the Snow balls (home and home) for One Thoufand Gui neas. This may be confidered as the largeft [take ever offered on a Match of Greyhounds. BETTING-ROOM, MARCH 22. Betted 27b to 40 p. p. agalnit Sir C. Banbury, for the Derby. Betted zoo to 40 p. p. against the young Eelipfe colt, for ditto. Betted 300 to so p. p. againit Lignum Vitz, for the Oatlanda. Betted too to 8o on Marianne againft I.ignnro, for ditto, one to win, ur no bet. Offered to bet, the field againft any two, for either clafs of the Oatlands. Offered to take 6t to a againit Julia, for the Oaks. On Thurfday Taft Major FOLJAMBE, Command- ant of the Workfop Volunteer Cavalry, gave a dinner to that corps, and the Volunteer Infantry his Majefly's Minitiers were pleated to difband a few months ago ; the evening was (pent with the greatell conviviality, feveraf appropriate toafls were drank, and the harmony of the company was much increafed by the exhilarated gratification of the worthy Prefident. _ _ _ . _ . . . The late Mifs W micas has left almoft the whole of her property, amounting to between z and pool. a year, to Lady BAKER, at Richmond. By the death of the Earl of MOUNTRATH, a va cancy occurs in the reprefentation of the een's County, Ireland, Mr. CHARLES HENRY Coois fucceeding to the property of 12,0001. a year, and the title of Lord Caltle.Coote, conferred on the late Earl in 'Soo. The Earldom is estin6/. The late General O'Hat A died very rich. He has left by his will his Brother, Mr. BOWNAS, his Agent • Mr. RALEIGH, his late Secretary, and Capt. Agent; his 'Draftees ; and velted in them his property in the funds, amounting to near 70,0001. in win to pay annuities to two Ladies, and two children whom he has left by each of them, with the benefit of furvivorihip, and inheritance of the whole to the longeft liver of each family. To his Truflees he has left a refiduary property that will amount to about fool. each, and which is all his Brother takes by the will. To his Mick fervant, Mov ss, he has left his furnit tire, plate, linen, china, Fec. and a legacy in money out of his floating cafb, that will altogether amount to the value of 70001. and upwards. His plate is particularly valuable, feveral articles of great price having been prefented to him at different periods by public bodies, as a token of their efleem. One piece particularly, pre fented by the Merchants of Gibraltar, is valued at ;cool. (telling. The General's death is much felt and lamented at Gibraltar. Few men poffeffed the happy com bination of rare talents the General did. He was a brave and enterprifing foldier—a aria difeipli narian—and a polite accomplifhed gentleman.— At the garrifon he kept up a degree of hofpitality little known there till his taking the Government ; from 15 to 20 covers were laid daily, and the ele gance of the entertainment could only be equalled by the chearful attention of the hofpitable enter tainer. The conqueft of Egypt, independent of its po litical confequences, has enriched our country with a number of rare and ancient Monuments, tome entirely perfect, and of the bigheft and molt un doubted Antiquity. Colonel TURNEIP. has brought home in his Majelty's Ihip EGYPTIENNE, a itone of Black Granite, found by MIINOU. at Rofetta, and intended to be fent by that General the firft convenient opportunity to France; it is charged with three infcriptions, in three different lan guages and charaders, commemorating a Gift of Corn from Ptolemy Philadelphus to the inhabitants of that part of the country : the firft is in Hiero glyphicks, the fecond in the old Coptic, or vulgar charader of the ancient Egyptians, and the Taft Greek; as the whole are perfed, and the two LA but translations, it may reafonably be fuppofed of the firft.—lt is expeded by the Seawall: of the two rival countries, who have examined it, that it may be poffible, by its means, to recover feveral of the Hieroglyphicks, an perhaps with other af fiftance the whole of their alphabet. Upper Egypt prefents to the aftoniflied Traveller the fuperb re mains of immenfe Palaces and Temples covered with thefe charaders; even the rocks in fume places are covered with them, and they are found through out the country from the Mouths of the Nile to the borders of Ethiopia. Let us fuppofe for a moment we can decypher and explain them, and what an interefting Volume does Egypt unfold to • the Hiltorian, the Antiquarian, and Philolopher ; we become acquainted with the hi:tory of the firft ages now involved in impenetrable darknefs ; we view the facred writings, and thefe venerable mo numents explaining away the myffical defcriptions and expreffions of each other, while we behold env laboured kypothefis of many a learned man giving way on all Ades and tumbling into ruin. INtELLIGEAtt. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. W. AtttY6a. DUI. 1 Dublin, t Wucrfurd, o Harnburgh, o French, 0 t DAch, 0 Thi; morning arrived a Mail from New York, brought to Falmouth by the Priam Emelt packet in 29 days. YARMOUTH, MARCH 22. • Sunday afternoon arrived the PRINcr of WALES Packet, Capt. 'l'Ho. HEARN, with Mails and Par fengers from Helvoettluys: the Mail was imme diately forwarded to town, but the Paffengers. being chic .y foreigners, did not land here till this morning:the Packet left Ilalvoetfluys on Saturday evening. The Nancy, HAu.F V mailer, from Black ney hound to Liverpool, is put in here in diilrcfs. —Sailed for the B titie the Transfer, MOOR ; and Eliza, Coot. ca ; and the Vrkrdfeliaep, TORN'S, to the Streights.—Remain in the Roads the fol lowing flips Of war, BLENHEIM, MONARCH, VE TERAN, PRINCESS OF ORANGE, ASIA, RAIIA/NABLE, AGAMEMNON, POLYPHIIMUS,ASSIS rANct, and the RANGER Hoop. which arrived here this morning from Leith, where the has been cruizing for force time pall. No Packet has yet arrived from Cux haven. CAMPBELTOWN, MARCH 12. Lettcr from on l)oard the Ship Three Williams. Since the Thtee Williams failed from Liverpool, this day week, for Demarara, we have experienc ed, till Monday night, when we put in here, molt boitterous weather, and untoward winds, which made it necefrary for our fafety to take shelter in this port. Betides the misfortune of bad weather, it was neceffary to put into Tome port to repair a little damage done to the Three Williams, oc cafioned by a large Guincaman getting foul of us late on Saturday night 'all, which carried away our jib-boom, anchor, and the figure; and had it not been for the great exertion of Captain Molt- P.AY at the time, both ihips would have dathed againtt each other, and inevitably gone to the bottom. GREENOCK, MARCH 17. Arrived ye Berday Ariadne, Jou NSTON, from De. merara, in 33 days ; Thetis, SMITH from Charlet . - ton, in 38 days; Mary Ann, WALKER, from Trini. dad, in 6 weeks.—This morning paired to Port Glafgow, the William, from Grenada :fpoke two days ago, the Favourite, M`GREGOR, from Kingf ton, Jamaica, for this port ; as the wind is fair, fne is expected in the courfe of this day.—Sailed from the Tail of the Bank yellerday, Achilles, Wool), for Jamaica; Recovery, CAMPBELL, for Ncw York; Herberts, GEORGE, for Grenada; and Diana, CA M P BELL, for St. Vincent's. MARCH lg.—Arrived on Wednefday the Lean der, STEWART, from Curacoa m 46 days : was 19 days before the got clear of the Mona paciage, and fince had a very good run home. At the time of her failing they had not received any official account of the fining of the Preliminaries of Peace : they had it only by - a report from the main. Arrived yefterd.ty morning early the Favourite, *GREGOR, from Kingaon, Jamaica: failed from Port Royal en the fame day with the APOLLO and SEINE f:iptes. We have reafon to think by the account; hrought by this veffel, that the French expeditiiiii, or at leaft part of it, has arrived at St. Domingo. On the 2d of February, at 8 A. M. faw five fail of the line and two frigates under French colours, tacking to and fro in the Bite of Leogane, between the Platform and St. Marc. They were manctuvering a good deal * throwing out fignals, Petting and fhortening He conjeaured from their appearance that they had been refufed admittance into the Mole. STROMIZES!'z, MARCH T. Arrived—Wellmorlwid, Smiley, of London, from Leith for Jamaica • Alexanderankitar, of l'hurfo, from Chriftianfand for Bdfaft ; Broth( rs;Darrioch ; and Peggy and Ifabella, Allen, of and from Kirkwall, for Dublin; Good Hope, Miffing, of and from London, for the cod fining , Hope, Charters, of and from Leith, for Liveruool ; Raith, Lyons ; William and Ann, Kelly; and Royal Bounty, Newton, of and from ditto, for Davis's Straits; and Grizzle, Mastro, of and for Stornoway, from Aberdeen. GLASGOW TONTINE LIST. Ann Philima, Kinnear, is arrived at Grenada, from Norfolk. Margaret, Brown, at ditto, from the Clyde. Speculation, Knight, at Demerara, from ditto. Sifter, Hamilton, at ditto, from ditto. Duke of Kent, Vatt, at ditto, from Liverpool. Paragon, --, at ditto, from Cork. Eglinton, Douglas, at St. Vincent, from Clyde. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DIAL, MARCH 11.ArriVCd the Lord Thurlow, Dale, from the Ealt Indies.—Wind W. S. W. (trolly. GRAVZSRND, MARCH 11 -.—Paffed by the Favourite,—; and Butterfworth, Gbfpole, from the South Seas; Jonge Hend. rick, —, fruit Peteribprgh ; Goodluck, Brown; and Howe, Lambe, from Merrell; Maria, Belt ; and Triton, Gale, from Hamburgh. —Sailed the Mehitable, Stevens, for Havre; Thomas and Mary, Anderfon, for Tortola; Enterprizc, Francis, for Gibraltar; Role, Jones,for Philadelphia; Criterion, Chace, for Bolton ; Eliza, Frayer, for Newry ; Endraght, —, for Roucn ; Vrow Elizabeth, —; and Jonge Frendfcape, for Rotterdam. ARRIVED At Brittol—Alfred, Foßer, from Barbados, ; and Young Clarks, —, from Curacoa l _ _ At Liverpool—Venerable, Lewtas, from Demarara. At Clydc—Ariadne, johnfon, from Demarara; Thetis Smith, from Charletton ; Wilfiam, Ramfay; Mary Ann, Walker; William, Campbell, from Trinidad ; Leander, Stewart, from Curacoa; and Favourite, M•Gregor, from Jamaica. At Barbadoei—Ark, Reed; and Hope, Filters, from Brif tol; NeUy, Moll ; Duke of York, Burnett ; Barbadocs Planter, Carter; Berwick, Welch; and Perfcverancc, Windell, from London; General Battier, Carter; and Tienfon, from Lancalter ; and Barton, —, from Liverpool. At Demarara—Comet, —; Cl:dyers ; Sophia, Alhington; Felicity, M'lver ; and N:lc, tither, from 1 ondon ; Tobago, Meehan; and Arthur Howe, --,loom Africa; Sifters, Kitterick ; Csltor, Wilfor: ; Caldicot Cable, Smith; and Cicero, C.:foible, front Liverpool. At Trinida —King flon Packet,Chriflie ; Amphirrite,Main; Leviathan, Price; &trey, Thorley; and Comet. Tate, from London ; Mercury, —, from Africa ; and Adventure, Jones from Clyde. In the Downs—.le.ivc, Millett, from Martinique; and Fz.. vouritc, Lewcllyn, from South Scat. At Cowes—Aurora Oran, from Charlettown. At Portfronoth— Se vern, Slac kwood, from Waterford; and 1 Mary Ann, Allen, from France. 1 •• * I I e •