Star. — London, England, 1802-06-18 00:00:00

LONDON. FRIDAY, JUNE 18. !CC' /r STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confula, fnr July -• 73!1-4 rrr cent. ssf--Nnv 5 per Ccct. so3ll—'" Oniniunt put Jl. recce CT STOti'S wEsrf.PDAY. 11.-: ; 0-:. 131 Imp. 3 p r ezr.t. 71111 r , cr li-J. ^3,11-1 lu.p. Awl. Ix 1 .3-th 4 .::.!...!.4;.:}i I, :fh 5 i'• 7 COlt l IC , `! 3 - r Cr'':. 134 1:I Oni•,• , •nt 4 dif. par / dif. I. ; %•n. 2ci t -t6 I F•irlith Tickrts tl.', 8. .1t ,, •!. A.m. 5 Conf. for op. 71'. 70 4 1 Dest.ol, Jogs t5...-Exchat , r,r Dublin on LGUdOU is. The Pari.. Journals of the t4th, which came to han.l !A night, contain no News. The Prefeet of Police of ..he derartment of the Seine ( has tranfrnitted tic refult of the vete: *ln the .riiirition of Boxaraer►'s Coniolfhip for life, in wh;eh there are a very few :iegai.ives. The numbers, however, are nor T:ie HArnbur:-11 Mail Cl t'lis warning has b:u ht ui the ft/I:awing TOCKHOLM, MAY 28.—1 n the cond . .: of the I.cl !c.ir tons of herrings, rm.! ;6,c00 lirg!heais of of were exported froas Goth.-ithourg, In home and foreign confumption. The illana of (Mold, one of the fineit corn countries of S.velen, but where Agriculture has hitherto been much in• jarei, by the whole iltn.ihaving been from time immemorial a Royal Park, where great quantities of Deer and other game were maintained for the Court, has now the advantage of being relieved from this burden. The property of a Park ca-fes; and the hufbandman is to enjoy the fame p:ivi leges as copyholdcrs in the other Provinces of the kin;;Joln. Their MAJESTIES are expeeted back here in the coupe (1 nett week. COPENHAGEN ) JOKE I.—This morning at nine o'clock the Family of the MARGRATS of BADEN left this city, after a flay of five days, during which time our Court wore mourning. The State. Condellor CONSTANTINE BRUTIN, in whole houfe their Highnellis lodged with all their Suite, has received from the Margravine a beautiful gold fritil box, fet with pearls. The Spanith Secretary of Legation, Da Ruiz, is gone hence to the Hague. The frigate Naiad, Capt. KR ORR, from Norway, is arrived in this port. Basun, JUNG s.—The EMPRESS of RUSSIA IS to accompany the EMPEROR to Memel, on which account it has been found necelrary to fend thither man jewels and other valuables from the t:teen's wardrcbe. The French Colonel Mourter, Adjutant of the Fir Cnnful, pall.' on the tlt inft. through this city as Courcr, Irorri Paris to Memel, with dif patches from Bns ..7.IATE for the King of Priat and the Emperor of Ruifl t ; the day bore art ived a Cn•r , icr ssi h very important cii:pa (cites from Pa ris to the here, and imm !diatrly puniazd biskyarney to ?lcmel thee difpatches are fop. poled to relate to the n:w rlaa of in: - !emniscation propoled by the F:rft C'alfal, and to the n which a:cording to this plan will fall to Prutlia. Accordh,g to this plan, it is ty:Av l:id, tria is to have S.,:tzhor:..,,h, Pa Tao, 13,:rchtoldfga dcn, and fome ccclefiaflical palliTions in Suahia : Wqrtemb:rg, to have tome of the Imperial cities and eceleilaiical peg - A . :ons in Suabia; the Grat:d Duke of 'Cuccany, Venice ; Pruffia, Hildetheim, Padtrbunrn, uart of Munaer, feline Weliphalian abbies, and Eichfelc! ; Bavaria, to hate Bamberg, Vitutzbury, and ieveral Imperial cities; the Prince cf Orant ; ,e, Corvey and Fulda; the Landgrave of Catf:l, Triplar, Amencberg, and the Elec. toral Dignity ; HcLl Darmstadt, Munger ; the Eleaor of Mayer.ce, Weaphalia, and Tome of his prcient remaining Yefuriay their 111a;tsrics and the PitinctssEs came to :;t. James's Palace, where her MAJESTY }:'Ad a Dra‘k ing Room, which was attended by t,:eir R•yal Highnelfes the Pr;ncels of WALE S, the r.kt• nr CLAIIANCE and CUMBERLAND, the Duke c':'Ct.:)ucksrce and Princefs SOPHIA, the Atch bitn.p of Camrtkauer, the LORD CHANCELLOR, LI:: CH INCELLOR of the EZCHEQXER, iIIC SECRE TARY at WAN, the SECRETARY of STATk for the Department, the Foreign Minilters, and a tr •.4; number of the Nubility and Gentry. Prefentations to her Mai Fs TY, in addition to thofc iiaroduccd to the KING on Weduzfday, ti' i:•1131? mut Vifentinters SIDNI•, nn their marriage. I -rt.. .1 I •41.14 rs, on their marriage. „.1 /haat r, on their arrival from • • ' 10:01, 1 ,0, ,\;u - % 813.17.11,7:4, by the Duchcreof BEAUFORT. 0:1 promptioo. ' "::', I rr I VAt.MnUTN. • . • %.. Sir WII .ads on brim• a LT: , wbo I-i; 0.11.1.*J'7.1: attzndel as Lord in :I.: Not.KrA had I .:nul C. 1 4 . 4 .i)R.:itm ;.i, s.rl minutes .1 Courts Mart fu f;;.: Itorett. F:S:ILY rcturnei to the ( . ( I.:Leu's I;ecife. rivy has been much employed for theft foeLrll days pall, in conjantftion with the (r,wn Liwyeis, relative to the arrangement (t the tfdtribution of Prize Mnr.ey in Egypt, great CO rth 7 . MO VAL. The fentence of the Court Martial upon General Issas, has received the Itoyal approval, arid is as follows:—That the &II charge, in retaining a 'min i upon the books, fax weeks after he had isfrivolau and vexatiow, and of the fecond charge, for difcharging Serjeant Penn, without an order from the Board of Admiralty to that ell e& the General is moil honourably acquitted. Colonel' FULLARTON does not fucceed Colonzl Coco.' can E JOHNSTON r in the Government of Do minica. The latter Gentleman retains that Go vernment. Monday fe'nnight, failed from Dublin, the fine new American lhip, Oneida Chief, burthzn about 400 tons, with too pairengers, men, women, and children on board, for New fork. Among the ps.T,:ogers were Mr. Wt 4. HOUSTON, Surgeoa- Dentiii, Meffrs. BaNNON, DA Y, &c. late State Pt ifooers. Ott Taefday night Lady CORK gave an enter t.linment at her bottle in New Burlington-fireet, whicl:, to the amateur, of the Drama, proved ex tremely gratifying. The farce of Ifigh Be!ozo w.s the performance. In the courfe of the er -, n-:ainment was introduced the Mock Minuet, wi%:',l %VI , . danced by Lady BUCKINGOAMSIIIILE and Mr. NlEtcsit. The company walled very. rnadt to ener-e it, hut the Duke's fervant very,gal lantly interpored, and declared he could not per mit Mi.'s Kitty to be fatigued. Lady BUCKING HAUS:I:II.: save the Air with great tad , : and effect After the farce was reprefented a very entertaining little French proverb, written on the fpnr of the occation by Monfieur LE TEXIER, called Un pew el' elide fait grand Bian, hairfperfel with longs. Ac loon as the performanegwere over, the company adjourned to a very elegant flipper, wiiielt w t. en, iv ened by catches and duets, m +.l happily cuted by the Mr. MAnnocßs's, H.• rr. Mr. H. GREviLLE, Mr. MticLit, and Mif, TAIT. Mrs. BILLINGTONfS eng•tgernelt by Lord KIN witißn for the Opera, as fits lirions woman, at falary of 265c1. per annum, being de !med a viola tion of Madame B.1;111 1 S previ• tt- contraa, has occaftoned a !rata: w.t likely to contribute much to the general harawny of tha t minicar f e . pions. 01 BAR rt's fin} remonAratice, the Noble Manager is Lid have confidered the claim as frivolons.—This rupore ha. already occafioned fome tumult among the Ilth'itibtrs. Lord GAL LOWAY and Lord Movar Eoccum Rs have endea voured to pac:ficate between the panics, but with, out area; and to complete the general embarras. Mr. TAYLOR protells agaitill the power of Lord KINSAIID, as his trullge, making any engage ment at all ! • A moll immoral pranice has prevailed In the town of Mancheiler fence peace has been conclud ed. Several peifons, particularly foldiers, exhibit their wives in open market for bk, like cattle.— Lail week a woman was field follow-paw &dips soy, while another fetched no lets a rum titan likes JZilksgs, as the was wat ranted not to k prepunst ! Madame RiCAMIER, left Grafton ftreet, Picca dilly yeflerday, as privately as poflible, and pallid through the City to Harwich, on her way to Hel voetfiuys. In 'he Frankfort Genealogical Manual, a lil of the family of BONAP•ITE iS inferted tam the firfl time. It appears to contain fume particulars .ti !v..rto not . ,zenerilly known: N trot..t.au 16NAPAaTE, born Auguft 16, 1767; wfe Jo • is Pit L,WiIJW Or C;Cleral LE AtlliAlt !Wit, her firtt ram/ LAP/1 CAMS; born in Martinic,ur. t 762. ; marrie.; Di.c 1796. Step chi:dr-N.-Fen t:xe BEAU"! %It nts, CLCI t AVIIA Nom, married J tn. 4, 1802, 10 Luoia BONAPARTZ, .rather of her flerfa.her.__ . - Brothers an.' Sitters--Josztn BaSIATARTE.I.IICIIN 80. NAPA/LT/L.3 tvidower,wiihout En.:A FAITS. 11111Tind w eCCILE BLAV 4111401.-. NI IA rONA PA P.TE married in 1797, in Italy, to nen, ra! l.cctAr.o.---Coootatio, triarriLd in iSoo, to Gotten , . Moo At Guide Matto AI3E LA, 011rrind in I Eoo, t , ) Ger crit 131 A Pahntli:••CklAllL.S BovAPAILT.T. b In at Ajtccio, in 7739, Slit a Lawyer, afterwards in the Army; his widow 1.171 TIA RA N to LI NI WI/ eelehr.tril for her beauty. Uncic by the katber'. fiti. , —NiteoLton, late Canon at St. Minlato al Tcdcfcbo, In 'rufeane: To the above we can add, that a maternal uncle of the FIRST Clll4 stn. han been in this country ever fince the Britiflt troops - evacti tted Corfica ; he was an Officer io one of the Corfican regiments in the fervid of Great Britain, and is now, we believe, on half-pay. A conilderable degree of inconvenience, we are informed I; ~ m differon quarters, has arifen to the Engliih who arc at Paris, by the refufal of Mr. MERRY to furnith them with a paffport to enable them to procure at the Office of General Police a p orrort to oft Paris. On the ratification of the Definitive Treaty being exchanged, it was an nounced by authority that his Majefly's licence wits no longer neccfEtry to enable perfrms to go to France, in confequence of which many went over without any palfport whatever from this Govern. ment, and with a Paffport merely from M. Or re,. Many of thefe, however, walling to return home, have applied to the General Police-Office, Paris, for paffports, and have been referred to Mr. MER• iv to obtain one from him, in order to their being entitled to one from the Police. Mr. MERRY has refufed, Elating it to be his exprefs orders from Lord Hawn :sat:ray to give no pairport to any perfon who did nut go to France with one from his Lordfliip. In confequence of this +any are detained at Paris at a great expense, and to the great inconvenience of their affairs. If it was not the intention of Government to miflead by the rara,;r.:pli to which we have alluded, puhlifhed author ought to extricate thole who nave been t.:ceived from the awkward lituation in which they ate placed. When people were inform ed that no licence, which all common men under. flood to be a pa:fport, was neceirary, they never dreamrt eiat they were g u into a fort of exile, ;17.d that iy not having a Fairport they would be deprived of the power of returning to their country. CRICKEY.I uefday laft, and following day, was played a grand match of cricket, in Lord's ground, Mary-la-bonne, between nine Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Mary-la-bonne Club, with two men given, againft eight Gentlemen of the PRITS IN !ikon 6fr f7-It PtAdk At Duthfriel On the KING'S birth day, the 3V 17 : Gan, the verrei-ahle &nation of one of the ancl:n Scrittilh Moirirclr; to the Incorporated Tradet Mind - lies, was Blot for on the Kingliolm by Incorporations. • Thy marched to the groun,i grand parade, rt.'%tly a thoufand arcing, precede, by their colours and Martial ritlific, when the iic was won by Mr. ‘VILLIAM SMITH, one of the It, corporation of Philters. Among the number of F:llitities to celebt,o the Peace, non: has been given in an higher Ili; of Elegance than that of Mr. Citicnssrsa Captain Srscroote, at the Hotel in Exeter, n: feniti-);ht. The Supper afforded ever . Deli:acy of the Sealon ; and the Dance was con tinued to a very late hour. The Ball was opened by Capt. °VON , 15 and Lady MALLLTTVAUGHAN, with " Speed the Plough." After Supper Mr. Batarrrtm drank "Tb InnifKilling Dragoons," which was received with a bitrlt nr applaufe by the wltole Company, who regretted that fo polite and regular a corps were to leave Exeter fo a' they have fecnred the affeaions of that City. The of the Regiment attended upon the oc cafion, and played feveral Patriotic Airs. HAINEURCII, JUNE S.—On Friday the 4th of this Month, the Hon. Society of Englifh chant Adventurers, ettairlifhed in this City, gt.ve , a fplendid Fe.• in llonour of the Peace ; the eelc bration of which was rendered the more Tema! k - able, by th-ir having with finplar propriety chnfen the Ilirth•day of his Blitannic Majesty for the purpole. This fete ; the mnfl brilliant which has been fern ht attithurgh lir a long time, se.o given at a hotiL belonging to the Company, called the Dowlin.z.Green. The tiont of the hotife was elegantly iiotminated in the form of a Portico, wi:h Pyramids on the files, and in the center a traufparency, rept clewing the Engliih and 1-Lim latrgli Arms, with t he m ott ! ) P e : tee . The gardtm of the Lowling.green, whi'.ll is an oblf.ng rallehigram, was llirrounds:l on three tides by gallery, covered at top, adorocJ with garlands cokured lamps. The whole of t!:z otltcr tide of !he garden was nectipi by a Til-sat:•rt, the in ter;or part of which 1' 1 )1 eizitte,! in .st r At thefour corners of this thc:ttre 's c: a four colotfal figures, reprefenting tha roar quarters of the Worid ; and in the middle of the tea arofe a ruck, on the fummit of which Rood the Temple cf Peace; on the right hand were feen feveral Englifh Slips of the line. At the oppofire end of the garden was an Orcheftra in form of an Amphithentre. The Concert under the dircilion of Mr. Do ts began at ten o'clock. It confified principally of Pieces compored ex pi efsly for the occafion. Among others the following Ode, written by the Rev. KNIFE, Chaplaio to the Company, and corn poled by Mr. DUSSLIC, was received with peculiar marks of approbation; enoat:!. Again than civil elifeord cafe, Again the World be huth'd in Peace; inflict again ann !•er (way, To greet our Gros on's natal .iay Fair Freedom. guardian of our Me, On her brave lons, fecurely (mile; And meek Religion light her hallow'd Ares, Wilda vain Philufophy in doubt retires ! RECITATIVE. And lo! where mad Ambition Rood, Her Trophies all pourtray'd in blood; And pale Revenge, with human gore, His ghaltly virageferinkled o'er; And foul Impiety, the foe Of R cacao, Libel ty, and Law : A train of traideft Virtues Mall fuceeed, • No Monarch rower. and no People bleed. Q. Hlbernia's harp to corccird Strung, What ri,ing Wonders {hall he funs ! Where Defo!...:k.a fill'd the plain, &le Commerce ii,reads her bury reign; Sc.- Town, atilt:, and Arts inercafe, The work of ilaion and of Peace ; And Br;tunr rain a laurel bright, r far, Than gives the Triumph of fuceefsful War. • (11011 US. Hail gentle Peace! at thy all-healln7 word. Contending Nations Sheath the ruthlefs (word; Gallia forgets th' etnhartrd Plain, Albion her Etopire o'er the Main; And pour thy gifts tii!nitive thro' the World, Wide, is their Warrio-.' hold their Thund::r Iturrd ! The compofition of this Ode was tingularly (hiking and cl!arajkiiilic, and was done ample jullice to by the o!chefira, confitting of 8o per formers ; in paricular by the clitiipguiched ta lents of Mil; GRUK n, of this place, whole exe cution of the recitative wasa it:after-piece of ta le and fcience. After the Concert there - appeared upon the Theatre merchant Up, with the flags of various Nations, failing peaceably near each other. A Ch.4l,mpe, .bearing the Brithh appeared, bringing perfons richly circtfed, dif. tinguilhahlo by their cotlume, as Reprefentatives of the four gliarters, who landing at-the foot of the rock, attended to the Temple of Peace, and depofited on the altar branches of olive, while a chorus, concealed behind the rock, fang the popu lar Air of "God Saw the King," and svas anfwered from the other end of the garden by the who 1:: Orchefira. The fbur perfons then reimbarking, advanced towards the fhip, of war,• which re ceived them with a falute of 24 guns. This was fucceeded by an elegant fire-work, accompanied by Turkilh male. The company, confiding of 603 perfons, among whom were the greater part. of our Senators, the Members of the Diplomatic Body, &c. then fat down to a moil ele•!:iiit cold collation, to which fucceeded a Ball. The moll ad:nirable order prevailed throarrli , mt, and a moil dAightfully fine evening favoured the feflild, which, in every refreo does honour to the Englifh Company. The Ai- greater number or perfons prefent remained till long sifter day-break, and a!! returned home hiohlv ratisßprt . with eozber kiitkßrs. Clout INSPFCTd23 22TURN FROM trIPILIDOt. JUNE 17., • per J.nad, from in. p. to zol. ss. • rky, per Qua; , from ii. los. to 11. to. o,+;s, per (Zlt_artere from to 11. Bs. Beans, per Qrrter, from ti 13s. to 11. 173. reale, per 2:our, from "Ss. to 21. 2S. MARII-LANFoula OIL We have an abundance of every kiild of G-ain it market this mottling ; and the prolka of a nroclualve hatvell materially ailds the. mule :hroughout. We do not apprehend Wheat will fetch fn much to day as on Mond iv, by at leaft 4.5. per wrier ; nor is Flout at all better, 4 5Ps. Barley is ts, to is. 6J. li.wer ; and Malt, as well AS Beans and Oats, are almost a drug, linters at much I..cs than here quoted =Thee :snow in faet fo great a heavinefs in the Corn '1 tade, that we may eafily infer a coufideraLle reduirivn in every Article. Englifh Wheat, per quarer, 4Ss. Cot. Ditto, prima, 68s. 705. fits. 'Foreign Ditto, 6os. 68s. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 665. 68s. Rye, 325. 345. Barley, 20%. 265.-(Malting) 3os. 335. 6d. Malt, 48s. to 525. Outs, t6s. 195. 225. 6J. Horre Beans, (New) Jos. 335. Tick B:ans, (New) 28s. sos. Hog. Peale, 235. 345. Ea..crs, 345. 3Gs. 395. CatTawpy Seed, 365. to 40s. per cwt. Coriander, 265. to 2r.i. pet cwt. C.nßry, 78s. to 3os per cwt. -to:! Seed, Ist to 361. per Taft. • .Flour 555. 58s. pet fact:. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND N. ILIIIIVID. I Dublin, r Waterford, I Dutch, o Hernbgrgb, I French, DO& TM, morning.arrived a mail from Jamaica, brovsbt to Pal. month, by the LZICESTBR packet, in 43 days. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 17. This day arrived the John and Sophia, Hreit. som, from Swanage.—Sailed his M tieftv's Chip Amirticade, for Weymouth ; the Diligence, PARE, for Barcelona ; and tht Swift, &smolt!. for Gueruley. The Fortitude, HARROW, has failed for Lifbon ; and the Elizabeth, Barna crocr, for Barcelona. The Peggy, For Hai car, is expelled n fail to-morrow, for .2ehee. SHEERNESS, JUNE Arrived the Florentine and Imperieufe. and have filled for the Thames.—Sailed the Leander for Porta-timid:l, the Iris for Yarmouth, and the Snipe gun.velrel on a crnife.—Tbe Ftv sssss ;-e had come into harbour to he paid eff. and the Phcebe into Mick to be repaired.—The Ranger haw been paid fix months wages.—The Chicheiler, Captain STEPHENS, is ordered to be fitted for the receptit . of General Galenist) and fuite; in which Ihip. they will take their palage to Barbadoes.—Wind N. E. light breeze., GREENOCK, JUNE it. The Jamaica, Wr Luc, arrived•yeflerday from Jamaica, after a paffage of nine weeks. Sailed thence in company with the Chip Samuel, SNUB. REY, bound for London. Afew days after tailing the Jamaica got on Ihore near the Colloredos, but got oil with little damage, being obliged only to Ilan part of their water and Tome rum to tighten her, in which they were :Witted by the crew of the Samuel; parted with the Samuel two days after' coming through the Gulph of Florida. About three weeks ago fpoke the Margarets, Meow*, from Grenada, bound to Port Glafgow, kept com pany with her for feveral days, and parted in a gale of wind. . The li.tbnlla, PATERSON. from Tortola; came into Port Glafgow Lill night, after a palfage of p days. The Pilgrim, Sr E Li, loading for Clyde, would be ready tr. fail about the middle of June. • Captain PATERS( a flat :•s, that by a report which prevailed•at To , .oh, svlien he left that ifland, the French troops had gained confiderable advantages over the Blacks in St. Domingo. The Ydrels arrived within theft few days have all had long pafrages. The different Captains fay they never law the coafts fo crowded with home ward.bound veffels. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Dr jtixr Antcr et:a, Dctch Eio of war, for Sc. Ponn7,o ; and the Rztta, Darifh frt,s - te, for the 7Vfechterienritn.—V:ind N. E. GRAVE:aI:N/7,P/ F 17.---Pared by the Tham, , , Wood, from PhTte. , Aohia; Lc tod:r, Brewer; and Poyd, Dickson, from Tiro, Rcir. (Tom 7arnlica; Sovereign, Palmatid. from Minorca ; C.P3 , ylittent, Rechodo, from Palermo; li, o• —, for ; 13:TIT;v, Rukrr, from navre; Saliva, from Trir:le.; L;lfLrti. bya; IVi , liam abd Mary, ter; Yeric..erance, —; Adamant, fiowring ; aid Marquis I.orn, White, from thintzi,:k.—!: , -.!ted the Eliza, 'Wafter, for Trinidad; Frfat:r. for Labrrdore; Prudent, jefKrfoi, for Ilappe; and :be Gocdc Vcrwazting, Tor havre. The following is faid to be a correa Statement n 1 the intended Allowance of Half-Pay to Naval Officer 4 : ------- - - No. Per Day. No. Per D. I Admiral of the sco Lieutenant's £.l" 4 0 } I ect - £.3 0 0 All the edt o 3 6 Adman - Jo z e o 20 Ca. p:ohas, 7 Try. Vice-Admirals :to o • ferviee - o 6 Ren-Ada:trals r 2 6 20 Ditto, t yrs. do. 0 3 0 5* Ca-tars - oIS 0 as Di: o, 4 yrs do 0 1 0 75 Div.-, • 010 0 Prr Month. All the reft - o 8 0 Warrantollierrs, tit R. 4 10 0 50 Commoodera - o 8 0 ditto-ad 4 0 0 lOC Cnitt.. - O 7 o -riftto - 310 0