Star. — London, England, 1802-09-15 00:00:00

. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept.' 14. DOWNING-STREET. SIFT. 14. A Difpatch has been received from ALEXANDIR STRATON, Efq. his Majefty's Charge d'Affaires at the Ottoman Porte, tranfmitting an Official Note, delivered to him by the Reis Effendi on the tsoth of July laft, relative to the Navigation of the Black Sea, of which the following is a Copy TRANSLATION. Oficial Note delivered by the Reis Effendi to Alexander Stra ta*. Efq. at a Conference in his Excellency's Honfe on the Canal, the syth July, It behoves the chara&er of true friendfhip and fincere regard to promote with chearfulnefs all fuck affairs and objets as may be reciprocally ufe ful, and may have a 'rank among the falutary fruits of thofe Ready bonds of alliance and per fed good harmony which happily fubfill between the Sublime Porte and the Court of Great Britain: and as permiffion has heretofore been granted for the Englifh Merchant Ships to navigate in the Black Sea, for the purpofes of trade, the fame having been a voluntary trait of his Imperial Ma. jelly's own gracious heart, as more amply appears by an o ffi cial Note, prefented to our Friend the Englifh Miniller, refiding at the Sublime Porte, dated 3 Gemaziel, Ahir t2l4—this prefent ‘g Takrir" (Official Note) is ;trued: the Imperial Ottoman Court, hereby engaging that the fame treatment fhall be obferved towards the Englifh Merchant Ships coming to that Sea, as is offer ed to the Ships of Powers moll favoured by the Sublime Porte, on the fcore of that Navigation. The 23 Rebuil Evvel 1217 (23d July, 18oz.) ST. JANIS% lIIPT. 8. Count Sr. M•RrIN DS FRONT having received new letters of credence from his Malay Vac roma EMANUSL, King of Sardinia, giving him the fame character of Envoy Extraordinary and Minifter Plenipotentiary from Sardinia, had this day a private Audience of his Majeay to deliver his (aid new credentials f To which he was introduced by the Right Ho. nourable Lord HAWRISBUIT, his Majelly's Prin cipal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conduced by Sir STIPHIX COTTRILL, KA t. Mailer of the Ceremonies. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Consmifflon in the Royal Regiment of Devon and Cornwall Miners, figned by the Lord Warden of the Stanneries. Date July 13, itioa. John Lemon, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant and ColoneL ORDIANCI-OFFICE, PEPTA 13. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Captain Lieutenant Richard Buckner to be Captain, vice E. 'frelawny, reßigneft; decd September 9, ago. Firft Lieu tenant Thmas J. Forbes to be Captain Lieutenant, vice Buckner; dated as above. Second Lieutenant William jobafton to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Forbes dated as above. FRANCE. •BAOM THE PARIS PAPERS. liars MN, Amon. 3o. —The Plenipotentiaries of France and Ruffia have prefented to the Direc torial Minilier of Mentz, the following Note, with a requeft to have it tranfmitted to the Deputation of the Empire : " The under-figned Minifter Extraordinary of the French Republic. to the Diet df the Empire, has jai received from M. the Sub-Delegate of Bohemia, In the official form, the Manufeript Yuma of a Refeript from his Court, dated the soh of Augas.which was read in the Extraordinary Sitting of the Deputation of the 24th of the fame mouth, and appeared in print yeltenhy morr.ing. This Refeript coutains the order to M. the Sob-Deler,ate, to make known the contents to the u r. der- Opted. 4 " The onderligned is under the neccity of obferving upon this fibjedt, that the Government of the French Republic. Race — tin exchange of the Treaty of Fcacc of I,nneville., has had it much a: hart to arrire at the accomplifhment of all the difpnedons eonforw.able to that Treaty ; that the Jußice due to the Princes who are to be indemnified, has required that Cu many and varions intereits ibould be viewed colkaively ; and that finally the Declarations communicated on the one part, in the aadtt of the riltST CONSUL of tin:French Republic; and on the °they, in the of his May errs the EMPrltos of all f Rr s.:;a a, and Ganedou Irth Odes, in confeersencc of their eanaal ; ;;•1 4 T,42g a eh:trader, and contain uhferrstions which area proof of their coati= fulicitude fur the "rebate of the German Empire. The underlignoidocs not think it is nteeffary to make de italisdictratis ipso the Rase of chirp which are fo generally known. )4 refers, with full conddenee, to the declaration of kin Govensment, and adds to it the demand,- that this note he read, and fainted in the Protocol In the neat Diting of the De putation. (Si.;t3ed) LAIOMIT. Ratilbon. loth Pradtidar (An. 28. r Ana. It... -The Estraordinary Deputation held another bitting today. in which Brandenbutgh, Bavaria. and Here Calla voted. It is Paid that the *huffier of Wurtsburgh is to prefent a protegt spina the Plan of Indemni ties. BOLOGNA, AUGUST 24.—The Gazette of this . City h:►s publithed the following Addrefs from the Florentine Senate to the King of Etruria : " Sue, o The rumour whit% has been circulated, of your Majefty's bring about to proceed to Barcelona, induces the &nate to lay at your fret the. weft prang hmvaties that you wig have the Lumauity to defer, at kaft, quitting your happy flaws, in or dtrto avoid the eonfequaices that are with tvafonopprebcoded , during the Janice of your sopa and dearPorfon; and °flour kond Family. The precious health of your Majefty, which is not yet or-aftahlithod, the fituation of the Qmcen, the tender er (Ohs Prime Royal.thefe are diedr dear to the nada, which they would not fee expand to the locoorenieneles and dangers of a voyage. Betides, the Senate venture to reprefent to you that die Armes of the Auguit igradris in the prelim yore: of affairs, might espote the eats tO fedi Fiat public dif orden, that it is cot peruaittad to then to canine tisomfrives to the predicting them. Frost an there eeftediene, having proaratod theinfelves at the feet of the Throne, they natter tlionfolois thee the mailla uinsous heart of your Majcfty telldliketer mem the appn- Wraps aigi dangers which are 0 1111 eir aOd to Met that pardon which it requefted in the set huillie roonner." [Note I as Frani Rater...We hEw not the zrounds of the fears of the ilenota. The King, is* Eis reply, Pays, that 'he will &name upon the addrefs prefented to him, and that his !ajar to • Prrazszutoli,,Atio. t7..—The Englins AM. birador Lord Sr. 'lames, has returned to Eng land, and will be fuseeeded, it is faid, by Admiral WARREN. The Pruffian Ambairador and Minifter Count Lust., will leave this capital in alhort tune with his family. This day the Datiilli Minifier VAN ROSENKRANZ, with his Lady, and Count LUCZNAN t who is attached to the Embaffy, have arrived here. The Swedith Ambaffador Baron :STIDINOIC I who went on a tour to Finland, has has alfo returned to his poll. According to ge neral report, Major-General FTISCHTSCH Err will proceed as Ruffian Ambaffador to Naples : and the Minifter now there, Baron STALINSKY, will repair to Conftantinople in the fame quality. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE (MOCK: 3 per Cam Conk& 683, 69-1 • Olds per Cent. Ann. 'zoof—Omnium 83 8 dlf. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY Bank Stock Imp. Ann. 12 3-161 3 per cam cont. 641 f Embeq. BIDS Is. to 3e. prem. 5 per C. Ann toot' Omniumg/ Imp 3 per Cent. Ann. 68 cant for Oa am. 68lif COURSE OF BX.CHANGE. Amilerdam, zo ig aU. Cadiz 364 deal Genoa 41 Ditto, at fight zo z 7 Madrid —. paper Lilbon 67 Rotterdam, al4 aU. Ditto 36} died. Oporto 67 Hainburgb 33 3 si U. Bilboa 3(4 died. 1 Palermo go Altana 33 4lt U. Legborn 31# penceperoa. Cadiz in paper Naiad 44 Dublin 12 , Park, a day's date, 13 11 liv.—Ditto, 1319 sU. Bourdeanz, ditto, 24 Venice, 59 Livnta Pica Eliedivi per al. Merl. DUBLIN, SITTZIMIt 11.3 per Cent. Gov. Deb. Exthange.--Deblin on London zoo By the Gazette of laft night, we find that the PORT has granted the fame freedom to Engin veffels to navigate in the Black Sea, as is allowed to the moll favoured nations. The Private Secretary of General ANDREOII3I is in London, and has engaged for the embaffy a magnificent houfe in Portland-place. The Gene ral intends making his public entry into London on the tR Vendemiaire, the firft day of the French year, which is the 23d of September. He brings with him a number of Agents of Commerce, or, as they have been hitherto called, Confuls, who are to be Rationed at our different commercial ports. They muft no longer be called Confuls, there being only one Conful, the Great Conful. Lord WHITWORTH will fet off about the fame time, Wednefday next. A Mail arrived this morning from Holland. —We have alto received letters over land from Gibraltar. A Royal Ordinance has been publithed at CO penhagen, at the requeft of the French Ambafa dor, by which all Magiftrates in Denmark and Norway are informed that in future Sips belong. ing to the Italian Republic thall be received in all the harbours of the kingdom, and enjoy the fame advantages as thofe of other friendly powers. 41 GIBRALTAR, AUG... 2 3! 44 A Portuguefe fquadron, of two fail of the line and (even frigates, and Hoops of war,, is now collated here, which are to fail in a few days, with an intention of blockading Algiers; in hopes of forcing the Dey to conclude a peace with them. Little hopes are however entertained of their cue. cefs, as the Algerines hold their Navy in the mott fovereign contempt, particularly iince the capture of the Lithe frigate, on which occafion the Por tuguefe only fired a few guns, the whole of the crew deferting their quarters, and running below to prayers (except the Officers) the moment the Algerines boarded them. There is no news of the evacuation of Malta. On the contrary, Mr. FYER s, the Paymafter Ge neral to the forces there, who was here on his way to England, has again been ordered back to that iflanchand failed thither a few days ago in a Hoop of war ; and it is hoped and believed that Government will have firmnefs enough to retain that valuable Wand, till it can be placed in fecurity againft any future attempts of the French. This garrifon is extremely healthy, abun dantly fupplied with every fpecies of proyifions from Spain, the Governor nfing every means to preferve a good underftanding with the Spapiards, is which he has been highly fuccefsfuj. N We are daily vifited by innuenfe numbers of Spaniards of every clefcription, who come from all parts of Spain, and who contribute much to the wealth and profperity of the place." ; On Thurfday and Friday laft, the suffolk Fen cibles, and a part of the 16th Regiment of Light Dragoons, landed at Liverpool from Ireland. • Lord Rom: SPENCER is returned from' Paris; Lord Guitarciap has proceeded from thence to drink the "MEETS Cof Bourbon. Lord and Lady Oxfoid arrived in Paris on Friday. Lord and Lady litita.stin propofe Re maining therl Come time longer. • Mr. KILLY is arrived from Paris, to refume his profeConal duties at Drnry-lane Theatre. Monstsua and his fuite have been on a visit to the Marquis of Hunria, -it Huntly Lodge, where they were entertained with great hospitality. Ali the tenantry on doe *eau% for manly adios CORN' ,MAR UT. , _ • ~J. ;'~•-. ..,; "" - igARK-LAIIIIII CPT. l _{. y $1 There is no alterauonA'. price tince Monday.— Saki of every thing are nearly the fame, Wheat excepted, which is thisday particularly dull. BazsD.—Yefterday the LORD MAYOR, on exa mining the Returns of the Mealweighers, ordered the price of Bread to be continued the fame as the preceding week, viz, tad. the (ttartern Loaf of Wheaten, and 9yr. Holahoid. Among the lait arrivals at Cheltenham are, Lord and Lady Placivat., Lady Heaavioon, Hon. Mr. H. Tout'', Linn. Col. tROWOLY, Du se, Col. and Mrs. Dic csos, and Major GRANT. Eight ponies ftarted yeßerdayonMoulfey for a cup, value tol. It was a very pretty fight, and attended by a great number of (mart people. The following are among the laft arrivals at Ramfgate— Lar‘and Lady Belborough, Sir W. Farquhar and two Mifs Farquhars, Mr. G Mufgravc, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Rofewell, Mrs. and MI6 Chalmers, Mr. Cooyngham, 'Rev. W. Tooke, Mr. Loftus s Mifs Courland, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Hutton, Mils White, Mr. Graham, Major Proby, Col. Mrs. and Mifs Hartcup, Efte, Mifs St. John, Col. R. Cranford, Mrs. Cranford, Mr. Cornwall Balky, Mifs S. Vines, Mad. de St. Julie, Marquis of Hartington, Capt. Fry, Rev. A. Cromleholme, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Crcfswell, Mr. W. Gardiner, Mrs. Griffin, M. G. Shaw, Mrs. T. Anftey, Mifs Woide, Mrs. L. War thy, Mr. and Mrs. Liddell, Mr. Harrifon, Mr. G. Wilde, Rev. D. Bailey, Col. Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. Cbsrhon, Mr. and Mrs. Tooke, Mr. J. Curtis, Mr. S. Dunkin, Mr. H. Green, Mifs Bulkeley, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Mr. T. Waterhonfe, Mr. R. Randall, Mifs Vines, Lord H. Paulet, Lord and Lady Sydney, Mr. Calvert, Mr. N. Hipps ley, Mr. H. Batchelor, Mr. Owen, Mrs. Cooper, Mr. Watley, Mr. W. Crompton, Mr. Welbank, Mr. Sampfon, Mr. Leigh, Mr. Hoc). per, Rev. Dr. Galkin, Mr. C. Adams, Rev. D. Whitfield, Mifs Paris, Mrs. Schroeter, Mr. Fraser, Mr. Shcldrake, Mr. and Mrs. Crefwell, Mr. Claudius E. Berevford, Rey. J. Bertram, Mr. J. Perry, Mifs Reynolds, Mifs E. Reynolds, Capt. Morris, Mr. and Mn. Waddn. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT gave on Monday a grand Feftival to his fupporters at the frfiddlefex - Elee. Lion; the company dined at FOley Houfe, Black- Aldermanlawraav, who died on Monday, had been inveßed with the pan firms years. It is thoaght, there will be a conteß for forringdois Intim In the Theatre of Calais, inftead of a curtain, they have a ftandingfcene, which reprefints a mo nament facred to the memory of the gallant Sr. EVSTACNI as Sr. PUMAS, and his brave confe derates, whofe conduit is fo well dramatifed by COLMAN in The Sumader PARIS FAS/MRS.—The .bead-drefs with lace veils and fichus of embroidered talk Ilill_prevails. The veils are always thrown far back. The hus are brought forward on the face, and are rawn dote round the chin in the manner of a White or rote-coloured ribbons are worn ,on the hats. For the trimming of sulk, which is (till in vogue, fome fafhionabks fubllitute a fringe of white filk. Turbans are, to other Cu, only in the proportion of half a dozen to fiffy. ikt the Nit Fete of Frefcati we obferved in the front of feveral Coen?: en cheyeux chains of gold, one- ' mented with cornelians or cameos, and forming bandeaus'. Short peeves fitted to the arm were mbre common at that fete than the long ones. In the ordinary toilette, however, long and very large fleeves are the only ones which our Fieganter wear at prefcnt. The short as well as the long &eves have, towards the fore part and near the top of the arm, two or three plaits • or packs. The fa fhion of girdles, croffed like an X on the back, begins to be difufed. A fimple ribbon drawn clofe to the waitt is now worn. It is fattened be fore •by e button with - two heads, fimilar to that whickgentlemen have , Fong tiled for their girt &eves. The walks are in general very low ; 'but at times we obferve Tome which are excelfively high. We no longer' fee any tunics, or blue gowns ; all that are not white are either black or rote-coloured. Alma all the /Au are embroi dered with tulle. They have now no collar, and even do not afcend very high. A few El eg antes have the upper part of theft/no plaited. 'A wbimfical circumilance occurred l i lt week at Yarmouth, which, however, was attended with more alarm than peril. One of the Dathing Ma. chines, by the force of the water, which overcame that of the horfes, as the ground is very doping, was defending too far into the fea. There were two Ladies in the inlide quite in the fituation of Eve. The driver of the machine was unable to affilt them, and tome Gentlemen who were bath. ing near the place, attraaed by their cries, batten ed to :heir relief.— The Gentlemen were, of courfe, in a fituation as much refembling Adam, but there was no time for ceremony, and the difireffed Ladies were very glad to be delivered from danger, at the ezpence oidecorona. The following is a copy of Mr.enLstam's notice to his Performers : " Theatre-Royal, Hay-markt. Sep. 8, 1801. *The Proprietor of this ay is under the neceffity of in. feat** chafe Ladies and Gendemen who now favour him with their *Mane, that he can make no renew a l o f engage mentewith any Pe rformer who will not Itipulate and ad an and from the zsth of May text oiling, till the . rith of Sep samba following. "It is with peculiar regret that this Notice is given. It is forefeen that molt, if not all, of the prefent Company, will ee -1 Undid* a future engagement at the Haymarket Theatre. Ho* much the Proprietor deplores this eireumftaace. h left to the can dour and feelings of civic who can confider what it is for old Mends to part!.—but the Intent., 'Pith's Bourg demand that it Mould, in figure, be opened on the day allowed by his Maießy and the morons why it will be km onh thus opened will be Bated to the audience in the farewell Addrefs." We hope, for the honour of humanity, that the following paragraph, which appeared in a Morn. itig Paper, is not well founded : The French Emigrant, who took refuge in this kingdom, have again very fartuantely been enabled to reel& their native laud. But what has been their vatefhl rementbrapee of the bounty on which they fed. and the prate lon that has been af forded to them in their years atrial od perfect:don 1 It has been this, and we have it MOB tit IDA autboritY. thet BOA PA lan ftedIFINIIO lathes horoirod eats, propts from theca rcpirned Emigrikots, on the root elf ual means of confuming our Navy, and eventually eceompli&lng the deftrudion of this country, which fo long pve them bread" I! 1 AMERICAN PIPERS: Yefterday arrived American Papers down to t h. 7th of Auguit. We are furry to learn by t h em that reports concerning the return of the ya m fever, which had been conceived exaggerated, are not without conficierAble foundation. The folk..r. ing extras: will furnifh the beft idea that we can give, and it will appear from them that the principal towns of the weftern Continent are no , yet fecured from the vifitations of this dreaaul fcour;e. It is worthy of obfervatinn, that lifts of deaths ate now publithed ; a prat:Hee which had been dif. continued ; mud the precautions recommended, I both in refs/ea of cleanlinefs, removal for infested places, and abftaining, as much as poililile, from all intercourfe with the fick, leave no doubt dm! the Health Officers, though defirnus to keep up the public confidence, are yet of opinion that there is real danger. Some rain having fallen on the zd of Auguft, by which the cellars were inundated, orders were illned by the Board of Health, on 3d, to have them bailed out, firewed with lim e , and ventilated. PHILADELPHIA, JULY 31.—The Board of Health being informed that fymptoms of malignant fever had appeared in the neighbourhood of Vine flreet and Callow-hill, and die front of Water-ill-co, vi. fited the houfes, and found eleven perfons lick of various complaints, of whom only three had fymp. toms of malignancy. Only four have died fince the 22d, and one of them died of an apoplexy.— It appears, therefore, that the reports in circul a . don are exaggerated, and the Board of Health battens to do away the exceffive alarm. COPY OP ♦ NOTICE LEFT AT THE HOUSES IN THE NEIGOBOUP.HOOD 'WHERE THE FEf ER APPEARED. Health-Office, Philadelphia, July 3t, The Board of Health recommend to this family to remove immediately to the country, as the moll effedual means to prevent the increafe of the dif: cafe now prevailing in this neighbourhood. If von fhonld not be provided with a retreat, by leaving your names at the health office, you will be fur naked with fuch accommodation as the board has in its power. By order of the Board of Ilealth, WILLIAM ALLEN. The Board of Health, not feeling authorityd to declare the city and of Philadelphia free from all malignant difeafe, have this day ditcon• tinged the enuffion of Bills of Health. Hadth•Office, Philadelphia, Aug. 3. The Commiffioners of Health recommend to their fellow citizens, whole cellars have become wet by the rain of yellerday, taha.ve them imme. diately bailed and pumped out, and then to thew the floors with quick lime, and to caufe the apart. meets to be ventilated. To have the gutters before their doors waihed every day ; to put quick lime into their privies, and to.repeat this at leall once a week ; alfo to remove • all putrid and offenfive matter. Pbibdelphia, Aug. 4. 4ince the laft publication no communif:ation has been receive 4 from the Phylicians. One perfon has died in the hofpital, and four are reported to be taken fide in Vine-fireet Wharf. Notwithstanding tht above favourable appear- ances, the Board intreats the citizens to attend to its repeated cautions to abftain from all nnneceffay inrerconsfe with the lick. By the lift of interments publillied in the Phila. delphia Papers; nineteen perfons (nine adults, tea children) appear to have died during the twenty four hours ending Tuefday evening the 3d inll. The fame number (eight adults, eleven children) died in t wenty-four h ours, endin g Wed nefda noon. The difeafes 'are not mentioned. Thele hits are not official. By the following, it appears this melancholy difeafe prevails in Baltimore alfo. Health-Office, Baltimore, Aug. s. Poifeffing interelLs in common with the citizens, it would give the Board of Health much pleaftne to report favourably of our prefent fituation; bat in the difcharge of their duty they feel tlhem• (elves bound to adhere literally to the fa& BY the laft information from the Phyficians in the town and Point, it appears, that fince the 23d ult. fourteen cafes of malignant fever have occur red in the city, four of the afflieted have died. ASHETON ALEXANDER, Prefident. The New York Advertifer of the toth of Arg• has the following paragraph—i , By private a:• counts lali evening from Philadelphia, we learn, that the alarm relpeaing the fever was fill very great, and that the ►nhabitants were very genet all}• removing from the city, as the molt effectual means of preventing the ravages of this dreadful contagion." On Sunday evening lati a very genteel dreired man having got behind one of the Stratford Ilages, be unforttmately got entangled in the wheel. which at length drew him almoft doubly between the fpokes, and impeded the progrefs of the ear. riage. To extricate the unhappy man, it was found neceirary to take off the wheel, when his head appeared nearly fevered from his body, and otherwife ihockingly mangled. He was taken to the Plough at Mile End, where he now lies for the infpeftion of the Coroner's Inqueft. On the =4th of Augutl, a dreadful fire clam ed the little town of Ridervormwald, about four leagues from Elberfield, in the Duchy of Berg out of 136 buildings, the Catholic Church AS the only one that efeaped uninjured. A lubfcrip; tion has been opened at Elberfield for the relief of the unfortunate inhabitants, who arc by this evo: reduced to the greateft milery. Amid the entertainments of the Royal Circus , the new grand ballet dance of Zanier and Zamora, compofed by Mr. Brame Rands in vatl elli ma• tion with the fuperior circ les. ' The dancing and adlion of Mr. BYR Na, throughout the part of nor, are highly captivating; as are thole of MilS ADAMS in Zamora; and Mailer BYRNE acorn. panic: both in attire, at once dclightful and fo.r• prizing, for one of fo tender an age. The In:f of the the late Seignior Boss' is uni‘trfitil): mired; and the very fplendid piece of Conjiw., Crimean continues itt the uttnoftiarAur.with r • to the the m !d,are at W e at the • no! eaaul deaths cn 0 4. ended, tfea e d , from )t dm! 'cp up t there the zd tdated, on th e lim e , Health it fever esflreet cet, vie lick of fymp. d fiuce lezy.—. :ircula. Health IN THE EARED. July 3/. s family he moll the dif• If con leaving be fur- gird has health, VALLEN. thorifed dila free dircon• Aug. 'mend to become 411111 e. to hew re apart. rs before ick lime :aft once Dffenfive Aug. 4. ition has e perfon orted to appear - vend to ieceffary se Phila. lults, tea twenty- a inn.— hildrce) :q noon. lifts are lancholy Aug. 3. citizens, pleaftne tuation ; el them. aa. BY is in the the 23d e occur- lied. irefldent. of Aug. ,vate ac• ye learn, eery eoet ally 'effectual dreadful dreffcd rd pages, e wheel, between • the car. 1 , it was n.hen his )cly, and taken to :s for the deflr out four )f Berg; irch u'As bfcrip; relief of I Circus , Zamora• ;ing and rt of of Mil' ! acorn' and for• he music • a c..• ith • evcr I i r