Star. — London, England, 1801-05-02 00:00:00

in. 4 far vic et. 4 *, I. 11.1 s. d 1../ 111 1, rim as aid at firfl reported. Titer•vdreidn and gal , hint Chief of the.Britifh army, by• his coats& on this occaficm, has added confiderably to hia'bigi militaryreputation,aad obtained immortal antide: f e rnd renown. General MOOKII and Sir Slimes Sarni never diflingitiflied themfelver wids granter honour to themfelver, or credit trifle arms wiiidt they bear. There three gallant Officeit 'are 'all wounded, but not dangeronfly. To the well - relied and fpirited fire of our artillery much of the face& of the day, we underfiand, is amt. buted.—Abonkir was completely in the poCeflion of Our troops, at the date of Lord ICsirs's letter to Lord Unix ; and, as we hale already Rated, the fill of Alexandria was expeEted Coon to lake place. We are happy to add, that Governinent have received other accounts this morning. The Pa I sea Or Wale: Packet, Captsdn Ajax, front h a ven, brought:a Metenger to Xarmotidi ittAer. ey, *AO reaellattiowis early this iatirning. • Ift b roug h t dirpataltei frani -I,gra toftirro : al Vitoria, overland difpllchtt from India, sadism:l/Mb Lord Es.ntri and Mi. 'fonts at Conittatinople. From 'I/thieves...have before Elated, one readers Will be tt'llilefe.to *Slaver i li a 1041 bring: the original artist elspiieatee - lands ;ALI yelteedist t• and bleats& dbt'are awl ftia "Oita day or two for EYersarsiVAlmitt Insists's . difparcher, whiCh Wanking the encash 'vaults. - " • - • ti reProbable, hinvever, that Governasenthave* teeigited dead =comet relative to the Britith Ibicsdifisitched'inma India to land:attnes, and to-operate With Generatkinetossim. Om rea rm • fee thinking to ia. that Brigadier-General Marmite', and his Suite, have alfo=arrived Oyer iand iidmi task, aid came over frOm - klimbargh• at *Aide time with the Melfasgett Vite - camot . tuppide a Gentleman ofhis tank to-be ion; dirtommori . difpatebes And therefor** that be hritigs temitbisg of iianfiderable miannat; No Wendt Jotirsialliutve arrived Gore Thurf. day Wt. not do we tepid s to ieceive &Nth tegibltiitsis *elms for foute time pafi. relation **s then going on betwaen Qatari/4'141a is terminated for the prefedikties demands of the Preach having been perfet444. felting, : The Piety etntina iew6 demanded. that this Country &add eve up Mitientni, Malta, ' de Cape di Geod . Hire, and Gorern ! inert .retnrited' :Woo SiAtigiAttiug 060- fal, esti* a finspleweitiaNdtitgemaie of the re 00'4 Cf. Giro's". cogniktitiOt •Mi,—.We pledge nhaelie6firr the easrestairtsne this liatemcnts th 111040406,04 alum tike upon us to &i,. .4116-44410mrd as a pre wry- br *Mk atillibas; or at the price or peaces : Win- Ad* ialle-ifiniiters would not have been; 30fied in illegthidita the nation try a eMisplianeei with laracisig prepsfition.. • . • . . . 4 Their Mayasrtas hate at prefesit •-• • Vaipeats .at iht QVgin amt . • pi in'the Placa of Watss's H ' Rion and his (site occupy Kew Palace. , • The &Oinks received yeliertiltrapi Zan were fent of to his Mayvirrirxt• . Igo Royal Nightie(' the Plieci 'heWilit*s mind alto so' olhaa'• 1 intimation open: ibs Ooms, who fell on• chit/tiding of cost s atAbookir, was the mem a(Mrs...Sittai. stoo, being of Sir Casiouta Oita, but; The Guards, mod the three Highland rekimemst were the fir* of • Sir RAttf Assackomnaw force Which landed atAboulcir,andaitifered emitiehrahly: A Nobleman of dillieguidied altilities-wrf 1 4 f off in . a day.or two for St. Pe!erkhze k to. a• 'tiercome Rate iii • g a u t o !* ;u6s,. 'inirbenthosi. " • " a Count• Woamtiow 'thee.late• dil !at our Court, who rennin is• _ *UV the -arrival of final , .rCabliwe Dt. Peteriblirgh: ; A 116 y giaiirtribbikailietil weri maimed hi liii"tioninw that sisireAkil emostator Oahe fuilieisoc.foei.their sc. l omigoxiodll o lo444b Math of the borslas was . . 1 411 f 17 • • 01 Sli ToOlia we MU' aisagmoOf I retpeding isEs adigbility **feat in the Hooill of Cannel*, • will.dmistince intik* Rani ower.. Teßerdayjdoiiiiii tjte Vteilineedinitiild glefea Militia, Yreti reviewed by Clitaeril - MAO.' , at Yarmouti;lad west threnigh that avallniou: - with great exaanefit their Sting' were sidoilhible. On - Thiniclay lid died, ,at the,houre of Jr ther, in Elloconibury-fouan i lows 4 s 10 " 14 _(" ' IL Ploukir the name of the avereasnots u , sT , in which Lord Nitoon gaineil ht which Sir R. Antatabstar monithettle-so we inaT hope, hi. eosgreQ of *gyn. le a sointradlion , of Abou-Biker, the oidlit of the Sather of the lanes" rite wife of Mahoz; tan The duchies of idd Vertin4alwreized by the Proems, belailied to Swedes Son 3645' to 1720 2 whim they was hillinaftd-by. treaty to Choo.oli I. in exchange for a audios of tie dollars. L 4 week oeust acideinaly irifecivarecl by One childres, who were at play in a withy bed at Bar. to Hili v esee *Wal t betwees-Oldety _nod forty pounds weight al eosaterfeit rims, W•R"so levee thilimg risen, Chilliagsond Gatiences, top they with the hoilientwate and dies for coining Inc came : the Reimers we igh only two pool Weigh" eighttft grants ; hot an, etbe feilites bps wery similitude tonal toffs, .11.41T1C44 livriAWFS ! • - is tie Nadal Afivertifs24l4 - **AM fair -4" MAILS THIS DAY.-1111111 It IL AMMO • o namborgh, i Dabiio , April 26, • • a Wataforal, April 27, April 211, • e• • Liam, bet • .•1•=••• 'YARMOUTH, MAY:. • This morning arrived the Panics •of Watts ,Packet; Captain Dilates, as by, with General M.acatietts, a tieopolitan• gentlem a n and fuite, a Malinger tent by Lord MIST° Rom Vienna with overland difpatches from India, for the India Houfe and Admiralty; and a Sett 'umber of parengers, from Csixhaven. • It is reported here, that part. of the . gyredilh and &Man men °twat have furrendered to our Beet. The . Packets, Mails and' Paffengers, tie pi detained bitc;ntrary winds. • Arririd the Wa.sour.and Atasos armed (hips from a =aim . ' • • . , • PQP:rataurli, MAT s. • • • Anka4ide hiejeity's.tbipaT.aarmteptain Aff ati 4 . ‘W lrTv 'M et.flVaig° Caps 4 1 111, 61.14, Olin% • . - . 111 1 1163111113. Ittif:t: • : "*Telieidity evening the Holileiti Alp a cif guns, captured by the Beet under the Commiq g ofSir HIM' Nam arrived at the Ni tog* panded liy - Lieutenlibt Itscaaantox the Stir: estutioop was this day inidockd e jttd t4e. iIIItSCHAILP taken into dock. , • B.' 11, liAitWiCH. APRIL so. • .1. Sailed the hi - aa — ritimid oraa wirh trait 4 =tin the lade n with so n igen Cat; ~. • • • r..s. fn cesrequente of **Order in Coale. which is m a de for thefilhery at this port, feveral fifiumhave within thutaft dais failoilliiisielince to Norway for libilers: The Dens (hip Cron Prinfen, from Chrilliana, with dells, and under detention'at this net, ailed he nr n :mg 4 i n t. kir London,. by 4eial:persnlirson of The wind blowing hard at Ealt.:bot octmfioned ',Mout fifty fail of Sups to put into this harbour, litintkto the Northward. ••• MOM p•Ows. usr. The Oak, Jacoas, from Gibraltar and Mop et*st4lol4(4l; dal; FtiPcb The fquadron. and *maid. . , Dattes hliZoosiabto . '6114 halloo ititin captuesio aest4npled Into•Al* tires. vu -• • Da.st, brit t.-440171104,011t prtiateer ,no 7a crake k _andllretherasill4lll* for New till*: E. 7 . • • • • ilikloltsurb, May the teesidikw •loava A and Wow: y from hookm dam; Holiattnir o itiriends. !Lacher';. and the Friona* --e;rizemi _ ry OPNIs .. 4 - i...:.: - 4 ' . • Ind nolllridigliik bill'. I ildd . 11111 dallati. ' ro;cyl, /110.11411 rnialk li g:e l l.iloost,,H paper, sod Thentoi, fora 4 . ~ , At wo ~ , ~ . At T . • litiorra.• ton; int • ''''' '"'"• $ Harriet t from 1 Y. ...... •. 4 .' t 7w o v op u joi At . .-,.. l ,r. 4 . taDazej, csi trros .74 44 . 04441 a. Oporto 4 ... e ........ _...... trona ; ault 1 . 1,141 4 , 11/PLAy—Atudoci. Houlegoo, frou im a ti t: AtVoriet.Gerao,—; and Marc And 141111' At Peliga r t!l Cl * lgime mod didale--i MAR." • , ' . ;At imuss,..49sommo, —, kilt Mica t b•lt ' oill Meg* of Loadows. —, from Loodai. , ' - ,At batorkiro—freode" Feed . from Lido/ft s iddis • - •'''S .1- 4 ,,, , free WSW". t At fret Look.. . . ' Ai Progrdo,'Prodt, horn Dostolo: pts 4, •Atialtiotel&-thoPfLOppthifstaidotoe ; sat Rapt i , . 1 hies . .. • '. .44...=dianits, Dm, bon Lead.. i ' , .0Pri.....;•••••....r. , , I , , . .. ". W e ! J r *Or to rff, fine Wheat fe ll yellers* At the Cote Malta-kW Apo. per.(Luarter —lda, Telly face the Walk (fay, 91. to 61. j. 0, per warier} Moor and other Crain. in propels". r. DustDas. Birth, DST was celebrated OS Tnefday LA at the Crian and Anchor, 47,0 the Gentlemen of the Navy Pai:Offsce.uhnd there, an d iallituted an annual.aseeting on the oc •cafion, of which Kr.. TROT Tai t Paymafter of the Navy. was ehofeq perpetual Prefident. . We are concerned to learn, that a great prol of our lofe on board our.fhips in the Os • tattle off Copenhagen. was occafioned by the • Olin of guns. No lets than (even Writ in our ;quadrat during the battle, two on board the Mo settee, and the other fire on board ditereat !hips, by which many of our brave mat ware killed and wounded. WednefJay the Court Martial doted on board the Cttotwo spas Ilagiip, in Ha:some, on Capt. Lion), of the Maas, and Lieutenants Beaver Mid Dart', dale Ctierann, for thee (hips tun tin foul of each other of the nick Rocks, in the tight of the rods LA. whendse Court honourably acquitted Calash' Lions and Lieutenant Bomar, wad fentenced Lieutenant Davis, oldie Casevatta, to lofe Az mouths rank, and Ihe dikailei fans his Moiety's Oar Canrana, - • : Sailed-the Margaiitta, et. va t?. v At from Ciesiebe Ohs Asie,s, At k —1 = 1 4 1 4 At ... 1 4...4111 efamlsPrediff aid lolvdy,lasei itend 4V4whirasr: • • • .- .• • • to. Bay: Brn(fe.—T. Gfeita:—There feerris to he a fort of competition'beeweeis Aiis Acid and Mr. Tutim. They are both artilLs of uncom mon and furprifing merit, confidering Amor time of life, for we underlland, that they are both very. ' , yonng.;ln our opinion, however, Mr. Cfriin *ems to tread with a firm Rep- in the path which leads tn. the -higher excellences of the art. He is not lets bold in his portraits of Nanire, and.he is more diftin6 than his ingenious rival. This Isandfcape is one of the very belt works which prefent ex hibition contains. It is conceived in a (Lyle of im preffive grandeur, very much in the manner of Wilton, and ftrongly indicates a genius of the fame comprehenfive character. t 18. Parenniat •Fa Lady.ind A. This Aril& is inch a dealer in allegory and mifet",. that we are furprized to fee him dekend ing to this " vifilde diurnal. fphere." He has here fbuvn that he can reprefent mere j%,% and Wood with ,till. He , frems to have. adopted the Rile of &leiter in point of colouring. The me , ther and child. are placed in an eafy liata of do. meflic fimplicity. The back ground is too fiat and formal. .• .174. A AMP from Millowiti.- 7 S. W. RETmosits. —We have oft feast MeszOtinto Prints from this Artifti . but do not recoiled to' have notice 4 anr Mute frotn his hand before. This Is a vegy ex CAM Work . in the Flemifh *fie' of cot.ocariuip of winch that Wit appeared in any other, place, it would by no means be confidered as a produdion Ef the praline day; 'arid though it exhibits a fa miliar keno, that' Rene is itivefted With a pie turefutte air, • • • • • • • 28a. the IRev. ar. Vat "'WO". of ReatEv Seto 1, pawed for lit , D fwifirtjwitw•—J. One. L. A.—The laudable purport-for which this por trait was intended, affords a degree of pleafure to tha liberal fpedator, far beyond what the "work it felt is ealctilated to produce, as the gratitude of the Pupils implies the virtues of the Mailer.. The Artift Teems to have partaken in the generous im ppl which led to the employment of his talents upon this • occafioni . and has exerted thee talents witkpeculiar fuccefs, This is, indeed.-the very lbeit Portrait which we have ever fan from the Artia, and should not have been thautinto the comparative obfcurity of dm Astakle... al •••I•1•••• -;~ yer The poor cheesseys _ y had, to re gret the lots of shearldlid s, the late Mrs. hiparrecox, by ? th eft; • 'tits May-day morning ufed ta he* Ititli joy' , gladnefi on their/wiz bottoms... ~ . .. 1 . Tait use COAT ...There warms Henry Fleck, • whOiaiitiallYreceival the fietatoetst at Egranont rztotakft4eve fucesifive yeah; pa all which he mg* one and the fame car. Since likleatb. his Con has appeared their at• theism felon:Wl, and eleathed in the fame garment. . lulu Court of Exchequer on Tii . y the long leratg difpute between the M inor ilaoall of Sr.' -... / _and tbeiahabitanta Of frita l igcl Palates IC Stilke u l:sprlas, aid SC , Wadies. 'fire's, lets &tided' in fit ' &the former, .-*Reg ti e:Wei: which lath l / 4 1 :timer& of q*lmalift BrAltdecifion the bruitWC.anoss, in-: Rad of receivbw atythe of rid. in the nomad upsf on all ibe rack it the fifidpßobibiehthey . bsys been aceollesnalte do for npwartilsif it ma- . tiny patty" will-now be' authosifed is asianding as. pd. 'm the pealid.increafing derir platy appro.! Priation from .931. 265. Sd. to upwarth 4 13 9 4 l'he Ifillorical Painting OW exliffifting at .Lyceant, difplays more of the Traaurefque in t i b J deign than the former fubjea, the Storming Seilsgapotam, was capable • of; the nation I 'Se. jean d'Acre, and the variety of objeas em: tinted by feat and had operations cotabined in its defence, were advantages which Mr. PORTZO hog 1:1410Yed as the canvas with the happiefi effea. ! The preeminent manakins of fuch a Speaacle u the Iran nor, over Any thing of a fimilar, same. are nightly evinced, by the crowd of per lona ,that retort at am early;bonr to the Royal Am: tfititheatre, to behold It. The Ballad of the Cm.; try Irak, and the fplendid Pantomime of &whams Pithy, muft alto be considered as having their re. fraive merits; and when we have at the ram' time m notice fo matterly a reprefentation at is to 'be iten at this place, of the Brij/r; and Bdwi t • Jute in anion, given from Official accoang,ttom Co jaaafk, We may juitly fay, that the Theatre in - mullion has not its rival forbeauty and excellent& There can. be no greater proof of the fuperio• lity of the Aniuferdenb at the RoYal Ciras. &asp .abe diftinguilhod marks Of appreititica bellowed every aglit 430 .the gland ion of our ia . 1 nt fuer& before - - *bleb is re. ~sereibitted in the molt ca ' anir ' ' 'le imin oar paiGhle—to behold a real y", with the Intre pid brasioa, his brave Oileal aad, Camels baud. railing . proudly amid the Dada allpe and bat. ;testes, an fpite of their firm& oprllticia—!earing "Arne the &id& Standard, as truly 'summing. _ta-ares, bofom. This with the pathetic Spec. Mtal Rise Wog, the mirth-infoartag fosses of the Magic Flare, and the unrivalled feats of Horfe. nianfiiip, by that celebrated lean Phenomenon , Halter Sagami& yield a crowded audience • the Meta! and molt rational delight. 41ffednefday a fire broke out at the 'both of Mr. Geer, isdreffer. in Len-lase. &athwart, which maimed tharnifide of the pre. mires, together .With part of the faraiture ; and the flames communal-tied to the hula adjoining. but were estinguinei by the tinnily Millrace of the firemen an4.eagines. The fame Mornang.about (even o'clock, a ire brake out at the forviz . Of Mr. Demo, at Uldm. .../t was oecafioned by the maid fermatthromag abate hot embers from the oven into the yard; which let fire to thine Ara* and communicated to the barn,coataiaing a ceofidera hie quan tity.of bar. ley, and entirely cola - aimed the fame,together with io !tacks of hay, a new eraggenoa quamity of corn in facts, and mall of the out-buildings.— The dwellinehonkefeaped in confequence oT the wind blowing in a contrary distills& . ._ U='etk . & - is COURT OF . Ftletrt I.ENCH, FRIDAY, MAY 1. If AiitAS COATUS: Mr. Easels* obtained a writ of H.4eacur us to be direalcd to William Curtis and tivtp * ~ perfons; to bring up th e body of * hii Son, Wif i orr of age on the atft of June neat. This young irons who is in partnerthip in the city, had flurried , a young Lady, which give offence ta,his Father, who lives in the country, and who CU= lip to town and canduded himfclf with great violence towards his fon, and *wiflied to turn him out of the houfe, but he made his efcape. Thee people were afterwards Peen lurking about the hook, and on the 27th of April this young man went out on ' Come 'bufinefs, and - fifid he would return in an hour; but had never fince been heard of ; and it wag (worn by Mary Curtis, his wife, that the belieica he was in the cultody of thefe three perfons, liVir- Liam, George, and Samuel Curtis. •• Lord KENYON asked, whether there was any. proof that he safell t y now -**-In . th e- *May df thofe petfons ? ' , , ..- , :a . -.1 . 11s 1 1 . :. s. Mr. gas lug i replied, that that wif sipeporn its the affidavits, but from the faits which ‘cridsvorn. there cothrbe no doubt that he was. Rule ipstaKlNl , • • • . .. . ii&ILC LA VV.CVPM S. -. This cafe was argued with great tbilities by Mr; WARRID4 for the 'Plaintiff, and Mr. Grass for the .. Defendant s ~,..". • ..- : , It waiapWlaill ini the vale, brdught on a Po licy of lalknice /rowel* Weft Indies to the Co.A r. of Africa And back again. The fingle squeak* lit this cafe was, whether' the profits on a trading voyage are infurable inter& - It was contended on the part of th e 'Plaintiff. that the reafonable expedation of a benefit tos arife From the arrival of a !hip and cargo at die port : f difcharge, founded on experience that fuch advah. tage for the molt part did mile, tontlituttd an in; furable intereit. In fupport of this, the following authorities were cited Grant v. Parka*, Park. 267. That was an Infurance. on the profits es peed to arife on a cargo of molaffes belonging td the Plaintiff; who had a contract with Govern ment to fupply the army with fpruce beer. - Lord Mansfield held that this was an inkiableinteree. See alto Fist v. Le Mme, Park. s6s. .Taylor v. on, Park. 36. 14 Gras T. liselia, Park. 268. Babe v. SR, 8 Term Rep: 154. • Andrrfin v. Eat, 432.. Wolfs v. 110/7V4114 Pollen and Beano. Rep. 324.. and Cratsferti v. Nasser, A Term. Rep. Mr. Gists, on the part otthe Defendant, ob ferved, that a Policy of InfuPnie was a contrat of 'indemnity, and whether there could be as in demnity or not he took to be the true criterion by which to Min 111 a Policy of hifurancefrbm a wager. But. re coed be no indemnity is here there was no 1 s. • A loft mull necdfatily precede . fl an . indemnity. The bare expectation of futpre gain or advantage was no property, eithet,isi-p* feffion or anion, and of eourfe the ifs of it bas not a po fi tive les ; but if he might belallowed the exrerwo, 4 was a negative lots--a mere di fa A Policy of Infurance`Was to p the property a man had ; not what he ezpOli',.. The canted made...number of ingenious ohfierva. teens on the cafes cited on the part of the Plaintiff, • and alto cited the following cafes in iiipport of hie ' argument ;--Yesis; Bird, L0wp. 4 431: 0 7- c rE T . Willes's r f Rep. 6 ark . 1 .5 4 . 7. and dr Awk. 170. SioitS and r the Attorney. General, Mitford, 149. Mr. Graze alto in hio argumentseitedfeveralforeignwritersonthislistojelt. In the coil& of the argument, on the part of thil defendant, Lord Xsis von fed, in point of tee.% • he could not dillingnilli this cafe ftom that of BNB leery and itsdleaskerse y which might be infused. Mr. Waaasit *ado a very able reply en the part of the Plains Lord Kan von..4r" I am not bound now tteive any opinion on this cafe, but I will f a r a w o r d or two. Gentlemen, . I fee, are taking 'notes, tend we have not for that th e Counfel ta argalog the cafe of the Defendant hinted to us pretty _bronfill that great authoiities entert a in e d great doeftg. or rather no doubts,. that thefe things are not hifib able intends. We would wait WC thefe great au thorities have tail( down the law on the Wiled. • But in the mean time mieg tongue itches to fay a, word or two on the cafe. In th e an d year 40 Geo. 111. a cafe, not to be dittinguithed front this • (Grant If. Perkistfan) was decided - by Lord Mani: field, who at firit having fome doubts upon it, re• fenred it 2.0 the confideration of the Court. On farther confideration he altered his opinion; sad though that - cafe•was argued before the Coati on the part bf the Defendant by Mr. Wallace, Duanin&rt. Mr.W O, die (rid not proaiki but the maimed * it lisaLAir, Were clearly 4142 )0 146 a it . was an iathrogitimmea. • That eafe has been tie. . tided now,very.a* 610 .164 the Plaintiff in. this cads., whofn • * Iniklieen coithgned. tQ all the mooed' lbw . , to 4, concluded be • had 11 Apt teal p i. t; Who now rdufes to raprairlim hi' tboulth l3 9 Yii' - receivednpateas of the Plaintiff's niciscer t hairso:g ' • fubfcribed the Policy with this objettion In . ITh pocket. bat elicit was not to be'made 0 iiky . of trial mould: tom t and he ante woo 4 bare ' divulged his doubts W this oak had arid Jibs h acs boas sailed on foe That.*kion 'mold have eIaMM . • • with this 25 guimas, and his r ' - puCe, woad hare' been perfectly fecure. :.• ' a ' ea Whoa I firavante* , kre as a Student this • Min cant—dse sniverfal language of the Coen.= was, that every Policy of Inffirance was a contrail' . aierrisefile-4hat Int - tufts were the faireß and bail - tans that ever west' itt the world—and that every TiTtelleseviiter was soother Sir Andrew Freeport. SO =were theit eltaratters ; and it shall not be l from my mind, that this is not Will the Creharaiter belonging to the Usderwsit e i s .• ier, hootatrabli akiiied litaatiligh la diii, opinion of the cOuntri wwhhile be is confiderine nutria oil . not, • -•-alto ebarader ears ' points made twenty years. again. I can , at mist. ' he countries shawl. ,This 4 • confidering whether this is an sot, inapollo confider witethel his own - in be lanced ? One is Corry safest die& t ate the &Nett has been Tang foe rs, and now Alf this is to be fit iilloac an only Sr &eke, %fere fedisinob • Isansaie arena again' ro •