Star. — London, England, 1802-10-21 00:00:00

. :11111411965. I, • i • 017 P t' The following click) pardadars were received on the sth loft. by his Majefty's alp Seahorfe, lately arrived from Madras. DRLIII, APRIL iB.—His MAJISTT informed. MIRZA ARBOR SHAH, that NOWA' ALI& Bibs DOOR had recovered the villages which formed the Prince's jageer, from the rebel Raja of TANDA, and had made requifition for fome of the houfehold troops to maintain • his authority. He defired, therefore, that they might be difpatched there without delay ; and Paid, that it was with much fatisfaltion he remarked the propriety and attention with which the Nowzz ALEN and the Englifh Government received and executed his mat tri fling willies. Maze GHALIS Amu was then ordered to pre pare an anfwer to theArzee of the Nuwas,iffurtng him of the gracioufnefs of the Royal difpofitions in his favour, and conferring on him the tide of Nuwab Zuf urooddoula, Tukuvooroo-moolk Bu hadoor. _ _ EAST INDIES. Mr. Dmoccou Rated, that HoLues army had ambled and paled the Burinda, and were now layin& wage the country on the oppofite bank of , that flyer. _ . It was alfo mentioned, that Augur Rem, bro ther of his Highnefs the PRISHWA, had arrived at the Wit of Moogra, and propofed obtaining an interview with the Holkari. 'EASELS Rao HOLIER, who had advanced to meet General PERRON, is Rated to have returned, and rejoined the grand army under JuswunT Rao. The mon perfca reconciliation and good under. Randing has now taken place between Raja Ass- BAJII and the NUWAII ALES BAHADOOI. The Raja, his MAJESTY obferved, could not have af forded a ftronger proof of his good fenfe. AMERICAN PAPERS. NASSAU/. Aim. 18,-0 On Monday arrived, off the Bar, the American brig Warren, Capt. Envy, five days from Cape Francois. Capt. Espy 'fates, that Bow troops, and five fail of men of war, had arrived at the Cape on the 3d. That the day after their arrival, the Negroes, headed by Toys- SAINT% tons, ftormed a fort not far from the Cape, and killed every Frenchman in it. The evening' previous to Capt. Epov's departure, an engage ment took place fo near the town, that the report of the suns was dillinaly heard on board of the veffels in the harbour. The relish was not known when Capt. EDDY failed. The French troops con tinued very fickly, particularly thofe lei arrived from France. Provifion: were very cheap at the Cape. flour only four dollars pmbarrel." The above article is taken from the Bahama Papers of Aug. 21, brought to New York by the hip Aurora, Capt. Mat-rocas. The Negroes are hid to be in confiderable force, and to have been encouraged to revolt by the mortality which the yellow fever has made among the French troops, and their indignation at the perfidious manner in which TOUSSAIDT was fent to France. This ac count derives a confiderable degree of probability. front the late Paris Papers, which admit recent ~agemeats between the French and Blacks in St. Dominggo. A St. Obriftopher's Paper, of the 24th July, Rates, that a divifion of French troops, to the amount of Sow, under the command of General quoiacrr hail paled that.ifiand on their route to take poffeffion of Lonifiana. Theft papers con tain alto a regulariournal of the bulletins from the Health-Offices in the fevesal places vilited by -4e yr i llbw fever. The following are the moil recent dates and accounts relative to that diforder fleabWox, Phikalthits, Sep. i t.—Two new cafes once the laft report; none dead, none dif charged, fix remaining. Bokinore. Sept. to.—Six new cafes finks the 6th.- . --Deaths, adults f, children 7.-- Total is. A letter from Wilmington, of the s tth. Sept. fays---" The& two days OR we have been ex tremely agitated by an alarii of the yellow fever. Our phyfiCians-differ as to the name of the dif order, and its alledged contagious quality; but they agree that an extremely malignant and fatal fever ' elide in the town. This is enough to make any man leave it." The Obituary of New prudentork ,a place which boafted exemptiOn from Ws femur, admits two recent deaths by malignant fever, but accompanied with a denial of its bag die y ellow fever. It was alto reported, upon the authority of feveral matters of vetch, that vefibb from the United States are obliged to perform quarantine in Nova Scotia, mitts furniflied with &bill of health. This general reftriaion, if true, thews to what an extent the ditelite is fuppoted to have fpread." The iaa American Papers contain the following let=ter from General HAMILTON, the late Secretary of the lire:Airy of the United States, which it is doe to the memory of a great and good man to rairblifh here. The calumny of which it com plains is (toted in the American Papers to have been revived, and ikty faccefsfully propagated, by Tk Loam Awilarohis Review. new TORY *OO. To the EDITOR of des NSW TUTS MAHN° POST. Rodin that &Rosy loo l g i ropptcd War dreasoltances widels it was apt llial have rasa teallped it to obik Was (aoll,by which i have bees complimated at the ezpvacv of Omer& Waßingtes and La rat), has et kts ban re vived. and has acquirad a doper ai impeetame by betas ft podia Mama poblkadom, as wcil le Europe as Amnia, beam slaty to osammadt its duality and ineasoce by as The Rory Imparts is kbelace, that Oeoesoi La Payette, with the approbation or sasadvanse atOessral Waildagtan, °f ilmed use. as tie °neer yam was a commasd the attach on s SIYiO rakabe in the murk d the Sep at Teak Tows, to pot to daub all dais al dm away who *mid happen to be takes in the tedaskt; la that throelk anti es at huaumky I Swims so means the seem. • • , ' Polithrdy and waspkvially I &whirs, the so tads or SWIM order, nar say hadmadea or hint rdaddlag it, was dasi'lly ▪ readvad, sr aseduelkod se 'rave been gives. It It amillis so eater Into as esplamdsa tam iissa• seams an the mods. alladial to, which may to have Alves rik a the calumny. It Is smowth is y, tiny wire oak* ssasasidfad was ray er dtairei the two Om adidsvoiss have ham aceuied • With elkwa,l eta, slaritelscald format, - a. ausisawolL N 777!" \ • '`' star DIDII3. KillifiSTAW, JAMAICA, Atm. 21044011d571101.- noon a very heavy fquall came on from E, S.. E. which lafied . nearly twenty minutes, during which feveral veffels in the harbour parted from their moorings, and received much injury. Some of the wharfs were nearly carried away by the (hip ping driving again( them. The following is an Extra& of a Letter frothfrl Port Maria, dated 4th Augutl, 113oa The Chip., Elizabeth, lite French corvette prize, mounting 20 guns, belonging' to St. Vincent's, WILLIAM Buenas, mailer, was run on (bore by the crew at Port Maria, on the ad intl. It. appears the failed from Begura, bound for Liverpool, on the 24th July, and on the next day fprung an alarming leak, making three feet water per hour, which increafmg upon them till the 28th, all hands being exhatilled at the pumps, and not being able to make Martinique, bore away for Jamaica, .and arrived at Port Maria as above. She has been a fine (hip of 455 tons, and would have made one of the finch Gu ineamen in the trade, for which lb. was intended. She is now bilged, and full of water, l •l A Letter from Norfolk, dated June is, gives the following account of a Mutiny on board dia l brig Martha Johnfon, Capt. Wvvii.z, of that port ..j 1 Capt. WYVILL informs, that on the 3:it of May, being off Port Markel, in the ifland of Cuba, at half paft one o'clock in the morning, three of the crew, namely Hendrie Myers, a Dutchman, Peter Martin,an Italian, and Hammond Whiting., a Bremener,(two of whom belonged to the watch on deck), armed themfelves with axes and a pump break; attacked two negroe (cameo, and cut sod bruited them in a (Locking manner, with an haat don of becoming mailers of the brig, and to rob her of the money that 'was on board, Amounting . nearly to 20,000 dollars. On hearing thirerf or murder, Mr. Sodas, the mate, annotated tit go,. forward, but was Mowed and knocked dovni by Martin, who was .ftationed at the helm, and beat and cut him dreadfully ; after a confiderabk feu& fie Mr. Suaos difarmed one of than, and made, his efcape to the cabin, where the Captain lay dangeroufly ill ; the matinee** then confined the Captain, Mate, and one Seaman iii-the cabin, aid lowered down the yawl, into which they put their clothes, provifions, &c. and were proceeding to get at the money, when one of the negroes whom they had wounded, by a firatagesn, fat the yawl adrift; the mutineers then hoilied out the long boat, and fa off in her to recover the yawl : the meantime the negro man forced open the cabin door and liberated the people from confinement, who immediately made fail on the brig and left them. The mutineers (hewed every difpofition, and alto threatened to take the fives of the reit of the crew, and tattle the brig. They were dire°. vexed at day-light pulling m for the &ore, with the long boat in tow:" On Wednefday came on the end of Maims King, for the murder of his fiave, Ain, after trial which kited upwards of nine hours,* oenTo4l, ' of .manflaughrer was returned APIA him. He was then remanded to gaol, till sr Rause day. ; , Yefterday Thomas rmg, a free brown man mai brought to the bar of the Surrey Agree Court, to have fentence paired upon him, agreeable to the verdift of Manflaughter which was fouad him on Wednefday fe'unight, upon an'indiftment for the murder of his Have, when his Honour the Chief Janice, after a long and animated admoni tion to behave with the greateft humanity and ten dernefs to his (laves, at the fame time noticing the propriety of the Afts paired by the Legillature of the Wand, for the protedion of that detcripdon of people, and expreriog the determination of the Bench to carry the Law into full execution, when. evercafes under took afts Humid bebrought before' the Court, pronounced the fentence of the Court, which was as follows :- a That the faid Thomas King do i rit flee, of tool. unto our Sovereign Lord the ; that be Eryfurety to keep the peace towards his Map 's liege fubjeßs for the fpace of hem year!, to computed from this aoth day of Amon inft. himfelf in tool. and one good and fulficient furety in the like furn, or two good and (anima &reties in the flail of not. each fuch foray or rarefies fir& jutlifying ; and that the faid Thomas King be and Rand committed till Each line be paid, and furety _given." • r, ST.JAGODI LA V geA t Aoo.2lL.Asostiny is hid to have taken place on board the United States fri gate Efez,Capt.BAllllll ID9K b ill which he was coin polled to ufe coercive means to enforce obedience. MONTIGO•SAT, Auo. fehooner John, STAWAItT o from Charleaon' South Carolina, ar 'rived loft Saturday, in 24 days. By this veal. the unpleafant infbrmation is received of the lore of the (hip John, Dawson, from' this port for Li verpool, op the Martieres Reet, in the Gulph Florida; the crew were faved, and had arrived at Charlellon. Sr. ELIZAIIO,II 9 Auo. 16.—A melancholy at. cidentbappened at Payneftoun Elate, in this pa- rift, on Monday the gth inft. About one o'clock at noon a very violent florin of thunder and light-. 1 ning came on whilft the negroes were in the lad ; eleven of the gang which belonged to Hexer RuDDICK, Efq. ofroavannah-la-Mar, one belong. ing to the elate, and one belonging to the over. feu, went into a (mall but (ereaed to protea the' negroes from rain) ;as they went in they-laid their hoes spina the hut, the ltghtning buck the hut and let it on fire, when four of the negroes were, ftruck dead, and four others and a child, all be -1 *ging to Mr. RUDDICK ' were very much burnt, 'the. ettate ' s neg. ro and the overfeer's alto much beat. The efrate's negro is fence dead with it *lad jaw ; bet the negro belonging to the over feer, and the other burnt ones, are likely, from. care and attention, to be recovered. The elate's skiver, on tieing ;bc but on fire, in ftantly ran and !bar! it open from the tap, by which means he faved2ll the negroes (roil being : burnt to death, es they all lay Rapid with the fEock. One of the - nerves, a wench (who is likely to recover) had ' not the breadth of a MO of but left on her body. Several accidents of this kind have happetked,from thi inadvertency of testaes placing their hoes on the but when they tabs biker from the weights.. -," •. .• • . ; ^ ••• LONDON: THURSDAY, OCTOBER az. PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK' 3 pa Cent. Oaf* 6,71.411te0. fee Nov. see.6Si— ' Old .1 per Cent. Ann. zoo ..,Kew PRICE O e I nishiIa STOCOTESTIRD II"" AY : ' 3 per C. Red. 461 6 7 , 67. 61 WV, . ilLeirCcAra*.l99l "of New 4pa Cent . 13 01111diai to } dif. s pee C. Ann. 99* Cast foe Nov. 6111 W •MI.M. This morning we received a Moniker of the t Betides two Addreffes, one from the Adosisiara tire Authorities of the Arrondifement of AA to the French Government, and another from the Members of the Special Criminal Tribboat at Tu rin to NAPOLEON BONAPAITE, it contains decrees refpeaing the coftume of the Grand Judge and Members of the Council of Caration, and for unit ing into one the Schools of Artillery eflablithed at Chalons and at Metz. To troulple our Read. ers with details refpeiting the dreres of official perfons, the fathions of which, are changing as often as thofe of common life, is unneceffary.— There is nothing therefore in the Moniteur worth tranfcribing. Yetterday monies the ROYAL FAMILY came from Windfor to Kew Palace, where they will reticle till Saturday. At noon the Kum came to St. James's Palace, where his Middy held a Levee, Which was attend. ed by the Fiench, Sardinian, Prtalan, Heffian, Neapolitan, Hanoveiian, Swedith, and Portuguefe Envoys; the Cuaucat.t.oa of the Excusqyza, the Saciavaaiss of STATS for the War and Home Departments, and the following Noblemen and Gendenien s-- I= bawicil dhs Due of PorthodoeMarquis Bbndford. ?Akira, Baflogoogh, Dartmouth, Caftle mash, Wlnalodfea, Ilhaftelbory. Wound fkopfard. Lorob.Doneannon, Hawkelhory, Hobart. Pelhikm, St. Heide% Itatflkoek, Gamberrie, dad Heathfidd. Baran Naga Sira.J. Pelmet, 0. Olborn, and William Wynne. _ Gentrah—Dandas, Haw; Idmanftooe, St. John, and Ba Zatrat_ skaose. , Colamiklrovr o olvere, Burt, Long, Gordon, and Cummings. Wir Cominevosiediw,Setheros, and Paget. . Melbs..anexaierbert, Garthhore. Wynne, Pleartenile, Franco, C. °mills (Vice Okanderlain to his Mikey), and C Cameron ; Dr. Mhos= • the Hon. sad Ro./le..Legge, and the Rev. Mr. Chapman • - -•- The Prefentations to his lialssTy wan.- The two Loads Doneamnon, by their father, die earl of adaarc = ilev ' The and . db. Limas, late Prebendaty of Canter. lwa i g e tamentt as Canso and Prebendary of Windfor; Camas. Ceseties, late Closeener of the lewd of Mita; • Mr. Pawnee, by the Eart of Whsebelfeas Count Seneca Captain of the Royal Dada Life Goards, by the Denial airs' des Matins; Mr. Oa wrossoa it, M. P.; Arlißees= and ilovnaaoss, of the Royal Navy. ev. Jour Betroa l ..late Chaplain to -the Houfe of Commons, came to Court in order to be prelented to the Mims on his late appointment as Canoe and Prebend of Canterbury, but was too late to be introduced. Aftei the Levee his Maimiry belt a Council, and at four o'clock left town for Ken: The Elgin Feneible Regiment with on Friday the isth ink difembodied. at Linlithgow, by Ma jor General Doi. , • a s i At th e Kam * Agenter Affembly of the Corpo . ration of the. A pirpoblin, on Friday la% an iiddrds was to, praying his MAJESTY to make the Recorder a judge upon the first va cancy on the kith Bench. We are informed that Mr. Anrunoron has been clofetted with the Duke of Yost:, in confultation refpeg what the Rate of affairs requires to be done m the military department. Tho:pmfent Rate of public affairs is fcarcely mottlitteretling than the prefent Rate of political podia.' It is well known that many of Mr. PITT'S private friends have been drawing round his re treat at Walmer, fo that it prefents more the ap pearance of a political convention than of a party of Lord GasisvlcLa lately paid a vifit to triter% Lady Caarsrorr, at Ramfgate ; and we are informed that from thence he proceeded to fee Mr. Priv, at the head-quarters. Since the decid ed part Lord Gasevn,Ls took in cenfuring the peace, which Mr. PITT approTedit and, as many thinkirsoncluded, thefe relations and former co- Chad not been upon the kindeß terms. . I. miesting on this occafion gives rife to con. toll= the a political conneition between them • in'contemplation, or has been formed. The Funds experienced yeflerday a trifling rife from die price of the preceding day, in coife. quence of an application he to the Bank from the Holders of thionimh that the Direaors would delay the final redemption of it until after the Mid fummer Dividend of nest year. The purport of the Petition was as follows : . It expreffes the thanks of the Omnium-holders for the attention thews. to their application kit June, (when the Bank agreed to take it in) and that the affißance of the Bank had been of mate rial fervice to public credit ; We untoward cir cur:Ames had neverthelefs defeated the expeeta lions of the Omnium=holders, and from the quan- tity of it now lying at the Bank, the Direetors mot be aware of the inconveniencies that would refult from redeeming it at one time. The Holders t h er ef or e reqoeft the - Bank will bold the Omnium as long as it prudently can next 'year : and that they will redeem it by monthly initalasents, the lid of which they hope will be extended' to the 'month of July; • They. conclude by expreffing their readinefs to make the left depofit of Is per cent. in December next- The rife of the Funds was attributed by font perfons to the price of French Stocks, which do 'pm appear tot have felt the alarm refulting from .04 potent nnfetded Rate of Europe, The rode o however, are down again this day. außr ST. EDMUND'S, OCTOBER z, Had half the fafhionable butte and conft:fion ofpoe n e t t , the I have o na i fll f o e n tn a r y i occurred at Brighton, M argate , or Prefton Guild which has taken place here during the F a i r of let week, whole columns of t h e L on d on papers woukl molt probably have been fill e d w i t h the variouen. w Tanhtinkofinagb however,rre n d t h the following . (ketch : ous Several days prior to the o p en i ng of the Fai,- fi c roti es many of the Nobility tent th e i r f ervants to procure lodgings, which fetched an enormous price ; a n d after its commencement we could boat of as man Fafhionables as any of your faihionable pl aces the King dom ;in fhort, Bury St. Ed mund ' s was London in miniature. We had Concerts, M ein . blies, Balls and Plays, for the amufement of the gay, and Sacred Mufic for thofe of a more feriou s call. The Concerts.were performed on Tuefilav, Thurfday and Saturday, and were aided by the attradive powers of Mrs. &Lit moron and Mifs 'FINNAN'', a young lady poffeffing a very pleafing voice. The Concerts were under the direainn of Mars &Looms and HARRINGTON. On Monday, Wednefday and Friday, and op Saturday at twel ve 'o'clock, Sacred Mufic was performed at theChu re h, and here again Mrs. BILLINGTON2 S vocal abilities were called into anion, together with Tome others of the bell Performers, but their united effort s prcived no better than a dry fermon, for the Con. grWeion was thin on each day. Play-houfe was more fuccefsful ; every night produced a crowded houfe. The Performer s were the Norwich Company, among whom were Come refpedable actors. As for the Affemblies, they were generally filled with genteel Company ; but the Ball on Friday laft was by far the molt brilliantly attended. The afemblase confifted of near 410 perfons. Among the Fafhimiables who attended the Ball and other places of amufement were, the Dukes of RUTLAND and GRAFTON, Marquis CORNWALLIS, Lords C. and H. FITZROY, ALERMARLE, Ross, GWYDIR, and Vicunas • Vifcounts BROME and HITCHIN. BROKR ; Hon. ' BUILRILL3 and WELLESLEY ?' Sirs C. BUIIIIVRT R. HARLAND, R. BLAKE ; Colonel; BUNEURY and COWPER ; and Mr. PANTO' the Duchefs of RUTLAND ; Ladies ALBEMARLE, Ds CLIFFORD, BROIlli BLARE, HARLAND, GWYDIR; with a variety of other perfons of diftinition. During laft week, no accidents of confequen:e have taken place, notwithflanding this town was exceedingly crowded, and there has been a great deal of bard driving every day among the race of 'thus. Only three Pickpockets made their appear. ance, and they were not long fuffered to esercife their profeffional ; for it appears that many depredations and much mifchief having been com. matted at Stirbitch Fair, the Mayor and Corpora. tion of Bury St. Edmund's made application to Sir R. FORD, to fend down two Officers from Bow. ftreet, to guard the_property of individuals ; and Town salsa being one of thofe appointed, the light. fingered Gentry kept aloof. The Bilhop of Cu ESTER confirmed 1367 perfons at Stockport on Saturday fe'nnight. Lord and Lady BUCKINGHAMSHIRE and Fa mily arrived ntxht at their hoof , St. James's fquaie, from Stamford, Lincolnfhire. Saturday fe'nnight landed at Donaghadee, from a (porting party thrcmgh the Highlands of Scot land,Earl O'bln LL,Ead CA L Doll,LOrd BLAYNE/ and Lammas) HEIMANN Efq. Lord and Lady 1 4 011Lsounni had a party to dinner , yefterday, at their honfe, at Whitehall. — Among the Company prefent were—Lord and Lady - Mourns Earl and Countefs of BESBO• 'notion, Lord iluntaxxon, and Lord Lamm Gown'. Lord Vifcount LowTHIR has prefented the fund of the Kendal Clerical Society, (which is limited to the Archdeaconry of Jtichmond) with the very liberal donation of fifty Guineas. An arta is at prefent employed by Lord Low- TH ER (at Whiteba yen Cale) in putting up a capi • tal organ, which was built fur the late Earl of LON SDALR, by SNITZLSR, and eta upwards of a thoufand guineps. The Bifhop of DOWNS, Mr. GRATTAN, and Captain BARLOW § M. P. for Coventry, with a large party, have been palling tome time on a vifit to Earl Frrzws weir, in Yorkihire. Sir SIDNEY SMITH is dividing his time between , Walmer and Dover, where his pleafantry and af lability gain him the admiration of thofe whole al. ration he has polleffed from the fira dawnings of his charaaer. Delays old Blunders, it Teems, is to be the tide of RIYINOLDeII new Comedy. We are forry that Lswis's illnefs has been one of its Delay:, but w e are Pure th at his performance will not be one of its Blander& The Bill of Fare for the LORD MAYOR'S dinner has already been publithed in the papers. Such early notice may to Tome be very importantos they may have time to Rudy the puts in which they particularly excel. Mr. STEPHEN KINDLE was to have performed Fall el at the new Theatre at Croydon, a few nights fence, but was prevented travelling by a lumbago (not an embargo, as flitted in one accoun t. ) r. Las Law's was the fubftitute at a Ihort no : uce, and, it is Paid, gave much fatisfadion in the part. It is to be hoped that Mr. S. KEMBLE will treat us with his Hamlet before he leaves town. With what nature muff he pronounce the foliloquy"" Oh! that this too, too folid fie& would melt, Thaw, and refolve itielf into a dew !" We hear nothing from York but accounts of the preparations making at Nun Appleton, by Sir Wm. Delman, for a fplendid fete to be given in honour of Mr. MI Lai s a's birthday. All the falhionables within so milt* are invited. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR was lately affaulted by a_ farmer at Stainburn , in York, while in the aa o f endeavourips . to obtain his name, in or der to con. via lam f 9; clAing iil ilk cart. n ~~ k •