Star. — London, England, 1802-09-16 00:00:00

7 1 , V , L. • . • . . • • A • 1 1 1 • ••frO ~' 1 T. • 'LONDON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t 3 per Cent. Confide 6g . for 7o — Old 5 per COIL Ans. mit 71 7 N. PRICE OF STOCKS ESTERDA Bank Stock Fiche+ Ph Is. Is 31. prooo. 3 per Cent. ConE 681 6944 °mitten S dIL 5 per C. Ann zook u ni &Oh Tickets 7L is.. In 2 p. 3 per Cwt. 6111 Coat for Od. aes. 69141 Some time ago calumnies were indußrionfly circulated to the prejudice of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Kant., reprefenting him as fond of innovation, and as teafing the inhabitants of Gib raltar with vexatious regulations, &c. &c. We treated them with the fluent contempt which we were confident they merited, being perfuaded, that when the truth should come to be known, the cir cumftances on which there Handers were founded would redound to the honour of the Panics. In this confidence we have not been deceived- In a fubfequent column our Readers will find * hate silent from a Gentleman of the garrifon, (copied from a morning paper of this day) which, to any unprejudiced mind, will point out the fource of the calumnies. It is in the nature of man to confider reftraint as oppreffive, and difcipline as tyranny, and thole who have firmnefs enough to do their duty, may expea to be calumniated by tome one or .other of the individuals whore crates have rendered ftrianefs the more necefary. The hill*. bitants of Gibraltar, inftead of being (offerers by any part of the arrangements of his Royal High nefs, are at this moment rejoicing in the proteaion he affords them, and in the invaluable privilege enjoyed in this land of freedom—the Trial by jury. This morning a Mail arrived from Hamburg& Paris Journals to the t 3th, have alto 001111 e tOb" - We fubjoin a few extraas: On the Istli ult. our Ambeader at the Coops of St. Peteriburgh, Lord Sr. HiLloeSt hot hea audience of leave of the Luau* t. . beam as, hitherto Secretary of Legation, vie alto introduc• ed as Child &Aiaires, till the leeival of Admi ral Waxasn. Lord Sr. listmee received from the &sultan Fttliy7clituntiod as a prerent• His Lordthip lope ta,thclorm. frigate. The fame day dta:bldinirAntbairador, Count I . .,. Lust, bad alfolibinadience aka". Prince Ltwti.q(asinsn, uncle iithe Emprefs 21.1241E71, know aPeterilounb, and is lodged in the bipedal Palace. On the 16th ult. his Royal Highnefs Prince Wtsatme of GLOUVIST&R, viewed all the curled • ties greferved in the Hermitage. On the follow ing day be vifitcd the Academy of Sciences, when be vies* the Cabinet of Natural Mims the Medals, the Obfervatory, ftc. I and at the fuse evening, the Vice Chancellor, lAEA IknitAttit, gave a ball is honour of the Prime. MOOFTILT OF THE MAO% . .., . • ..„ CIIIILIt Willy 111111, COUNSUGOIt a Irrairs 07 Tllll 7111111110k1111101PILIC, cotalutm, Tasufin . 07 rearrrateetan ITS DIPOOOVICIIIi TO TIM iiiii*TOit o7''7 ij malls AO comisnu e • ••A lot Waft TboolOor 4, ys se, Udirs3, dos.) .. I hal f the bee* pi addrefs to you, Citizen Diktat/a, the Itipliiitte of mylOser 4111 a soth ' Meifidor, gj* littta duplicite of dist oir,the pth, (legy fo). --. *See that periodnierehastsef- Cds have heed volatiinalli arriving front Madielles, Bourdeaux, and Havre. Several other vetch of there ports, which touched at Guadeloupe, not lutoinglar!by it difpofe of their cargoes to ad fantag‘, kw come to Martinico, where they hope far briterfuccefs : they are all unloading and eftablithing magazines. The Captain General of Guadalioupe offered 'gip q part of the troops under his command, stake pole ton -4 bfartinico, but I !did not Alia proper, to accept of this offer, as I cape& mart mement the arrival of the other statement 0 iAO &Alt a 4 was oni a n Off to dgl i riootin tt l u s inst AO 4 pe of the number of ' men tie. ;Willylk inf o . ain that tranquillity which liatfittit: by the fetters of our arms. Oa the 040 . tha.tadmiirson . of trench voids IMO OUT poets, aVlse waive *ate 'of comm e r ce which bse / bilii.. - °tea. enable me to wait for 1 the arrituf ettbetoops from France J . I therefore thought * my duty to thank General Rictus. ram. to red& the a , iind fEftance he was pleated' to off me, . and .which is nnneceitary.—ln the, prefent 'Rate of things, neither the French G. vernment nortnuiperce will in any manner hike! hots the dditt itlift arrival of the artnanent gi sisd the interelmiadliiste mother country are , as well iipte&rred as %Ail fennel! Flag were Boating on' / the forts of *040;14. lam employed with t / . sp vi t e g attivieflCedablifhing - heiPfidh, bairacki,l and a corps•eletards s I am alibbonansg an eft.; , Mination tribe'sl* into the enfti'if t :f baueriesisud all the otheor -- -- $4O Gall oporatioos. eke inhabkr fthiclt Fmk* yos. (Niad) 1014 TIN. • - . ies,settl ail the other military eiiibliiiiineiti I how hie the honour oft illittinitbit ii• thtioOLe ,papibiphith Witt@ incethithoditat ' ent ..ti v. —. ' MAO? -002 44P 1 n 1 habitant@ „ ..,. int i th il i t fa • ihet they ' *NO it • . , . tha . • -..--- 7.7 7. 1 r 7- ' ~.' ~.. ISeraNTIII tQWO of IPA'. taws has been railed to the rank of a 11308& city, and in the plain before it a Ste, in brance of the vidory gained there by the Re m ' t over the Swedes, comanded by CuaaLss 4,....4,, has been celebrated. s Midis, Avon ST 30. —The fête in remembrincii of the nomination of BOMAPARTI to be Conful foi life, was celebrated here yefterday, acco rding 'to" the prograMme of the Minifter of the Interior.- , . The Vice. Prefident with the Confulta of State, the Legifiative• Conful, the Diploinatic Body, the PriP . ciple Conflituted Authorities, and the two Staffs of the French and Italian troops, were prefent at the folemn Te DOM channted in the Cathedral.— Nothing was omitted that could render the cere mony auguft and worthy of its able& A great many troops were polled in the grand place, and the. brims through which she - pkOceffion puffed. There weia diklinges. of timilmtry and artillery. The Vice Prefaces' gainsisl 410ser at the Na tional Palace. affil aftenea4knaitefent at the horkoms. .1014 . the imnsenk crowd 'of iimibitOteltaliiio . 1* take great pleafure. In the evening there were Ueda, of mulic in different quarters of the city : the theatres .were illuminated, and a free ball Was'given at the Ca. esbliessa. The public joy was . not interrupted by any diforderor accident. ; . Beaus, Star. 4.--On the With ult. the inhabi tants of I;bedlinburg, the Abbey of which has hitherto been only-under Praha patronage, took the oath of Allegiance to our Irbtao as Sovereign. When our troop enteral &fart, the Officers had a *nor; or.. SG iNNen. at she Hotel de ,PEmperotlii,* the exPelette thigoWo l 4on.t? Comisaidi* *Oder,. Pitipira anikotinced is Our Ceeei&fia'iiertiat alltaßioa ihaihas just thoilikesdicalegitades..The Crows 1 11 "4 1 0 11. the k ilt Noce is eakillofrack SToexuaiiil44war ap4l4ilitAtitama a large Camp' 'ern be *Sled in the neighbourhood of the metropolis, he'which the neeelfary prepara tions are already making. A Hotel is taken for Mr. AJIBUTINOT, the expeaca EDO& Ambaira- dor. Ba u ss us, A UGUST3O.--Tiplatday orders were received here from Pari s , to peopareslodgings for soo men of the Confider Guard, spina the mid dle of September. It is now again confidently afferted that BoWAPARTS WM come hither in the enfuing month. Several Mercantile Houfes frOin Brach, Og tend, Ike. are eflablilhing thcmfetves at Antwerp. Dunkirk begins already bo lore by Antwerp. thou I, Sem 4.—Vire•now know that web rateive the Mitres of Zavauter and Huyeen f lii= men Emmerich abi Arnheisir, for our Indium*. Outkm. Citizen /1.1111411111 N, who is going as Waiter to Berlin; list conduit the Negociation for the fort* carton' ef.thefe The Seasterret Ligation to the Englint Ern hettie,iedifidisete, nnd has taken for himfelf and a numerous retinueohe whole Inn. of the Alta) Doelen, fob CO* months. The Ruffian Envoy, Count Stmaata ma, will refide in the hotel of Gen. Recirreiia, in the Vorhont. Baron Cause. MIN is Amite feon expelled as Anarian Envoy. The Harrleas Cava Imes as a report from Paris, that a plan is, there in contemplation, fee crating 12 SoperiorConits aUuttice, which will; have a great refeashiance to the did Preach menus ;it is fo Lid that the Ad fitninehlooli! &ors will *roiled in, and ale* grlrldoin eke's- Weds bsmri the kead of 101...talTi• • Thistle ix 'Von here of asiipproathing Defi nitive animus bitanaisFramdilitday and Rolla- If this belrue, by absqldris improbable; it will perhaps be : difficult to ad a coentannife for this heavy fide of the kide s eiPecially as it'll former viva has now gat a tail almalk as 'cum mourns lit .4 „rs,tlllloT, the Speaker,. and Mr.- ADDMO9OII4 y came to tow, to lay the fir& Rows OEI the Itier's new honk, about to -he hunt liar dli of Comtism I . ' '-` 'Yeller y a Cods; of Er:nib:Anon held at the India &lode, whop . Captain J. tf. Timmer was &ors into theoommand of the newthip building by Roust Atmeneon, . for St. Helena, Ben *len, at China. "pie urt sidiourued at fix; o'clock tiff Weiliefde '' ' ... • r ,At a Court • an board the flag Stip 4•4 l a.mosze, ea plall, Commodore - DAR. tkp' Pli fi dent. Caution, or .his Maietifs 40 111rda dr : . _P or rr i te e nt:: Al ta gunii, CIO; LAMIROti g WU _, " I ping oo **eh, and, repeating .k, after being admoniied. The charges being Mirt • edb the Prefidteti in the wane of the Wart; .- • eed LietiVernAbitto'be . dfOntred• - • Agiday ifi•wpogg' . "" fjplo4 y ffle,t . - . tPrnAdor or ..*rlsiti , vies meisitheinentediam.vicinity ofl 14. t fr, 110 ' . .t a l tlig . l°ll b e l li tt, draim u • learlhe, l ' l M iv e4t at _ , - j f Om ; Li a : l,4 , . -ng t tip into our, to um I n411,, _3lOl-atuk_tisik*lnn mils cof a; r „ , . fitlfireitihr Mitelittormibere. this wirer • t ". • tOettaidlt - ..friek 40 diens-We* ivii,i4,4out thetids thrown into the . teat diltin.-- , i AnPtiiiii the sufl was not more than a few minutes. • . . ,~, t; SZPITIONA Theitr i ay introduced a novel feene to the sreater r - paii.of the Margate victors, under the End of 'country (ports. lt was announced to take place od t Le finds at low water, °pp*, thapßathing in High-(erect, at halt-ital four -O'clock, L vises— . As Ars Ram fora Winans& A Pointe Mack for a Ever watch. Wawa rum * for a dremilfe. A Rue to Sacks, fora water-m*l'lot. And a Pig Race. By three o'clock the Pier, the Clif, the balm; nies of the feveral bathing-houfes, and in fait every ( pot from which thol e flossier amu ft ments could be' viewed, were crowded with fpeaatora. Apparently not left than ten thoufand perfons were prefent. The faihionables were all in their chariots on the Sands. About haltafter.' font o'clock the Ares arrived at the fluting-04, after having gone in - ptocef fi on• through the pripeipal Areas in the town, preceded by a band of mufic, the Union Flag, and a long pole, upon which was hoified the fhift, decorated- with various riot bons, which Was to be the prize Of the delicate fair one who Ihould &coed in the race. •At five o'clock the afs race tool place ; to be deeided:by two one mile heats; to flirt oppoflte Michener's, and round, a ppft. Radiated. oppo fire the King's Head;. Minenyttibdt-so over the fame round again. Skaffa were brought upon thttootfe—they were caperifoned and mounted in an Want, and about five o'clock the whole Ratted.' Before they had got ten yards, three of the riders were difinounte4 and a fourth met a flmilar accident ; but the latter quickly remounted and endeavoured to recover his ground;, and, notwithflanding the *Mance of the fpeetators who continualFy flogged the poor beaß, he was again laid proftrate on the :finds. Bets ran high at Ratting, 6 to 4.4 Teddy a loft the Sands" why not as fair a figure as "Diasso r d yak', the ask P'). Many of the knowing ones feemed to incline to Ecli* Colonel GaartiLs :14.Briti4 hfacenas, hazarded much upon fic b ut his favourite ran naive before he had gone .far from the Rarting-poft. Teddy grew talky before he bad &tinted the firCround, and neither Entreat* nor blows could perfuade him (to ufe his rider's u to Ries peg." The content chiefly lay between Potfio's, Eclipfe, and Laney Macwolter. Podlo's t however, after having- bombard punted by Eclipfe, won by a neck, an - dwnereceived with !bouts of acclamations. • The jingling Match next fucceeded, which was produsitive of infinite merri ment, as the fcene was new to the Cockneys.. —A large ring 'was made, and eleven men were blindfolded. The jingler was a tailor, who won the prize )aft year.. He Inns the bell for the time limited (half an hour), and not being caught within that period carried off the prize. The con xt:ing hero was imMediatelylifted on the fhoul obis friends, and borne about in triumph. , The fecund heat of the Afs Race then followed, and Pot Bo's, again viEtorious, obtained his reward. Tie race *far the Shift and the Jumping In Sacks, excited little intereit, as the fuperior dexterity of a Gipferfwain !lad his lovely Nymph,fet all coin. petition at' nought. The whole concluded about half after (even o'clock, and ismer bite I wintered a kale which paired more thegentline charadter of fun. Every one appeared to enjoy it; but unfortunately the pleafure of the evening was fontewhat alloyed by a riot, commenced by , the Captain of one of theMar gate Hoys, and Tome of the Porters. There were Tome black eyes, bloody notes, torn cloaths, and otherwaris gent; but no ferioue confequences enfued ; each party retired, apparently fatisfied withthe injury done the other. The Ball laR night at Benfon's rooms, was very thinly attended. Ile Balls of Monday night have not been much countenanced this feafon, though the Matter of the Ceremonies ha: tiled his unnoft exertions to collea company ; and though the Proprietors of the Theatre have, as a matter of accommodation, for feveral weeks back, contented strelofe the Theatre on that evening., - TM SAT& ItiCOV flrr-GA lb V 31...4fr.000 It made, 11 night, his firiCappeerance in Richard 111. to a moil repedtable auditory, * and was extremely Hell received. '1%44 4 .his ufba4 emus and force. The materiaLcheoges in the cal! were, Seoul-on in Budinglono,sieelVititotitio, and H. Biannas in 741, vice Barraaron. Thefe parts arecirrtain;y much within the grafp of chute Per formers, and were, of courfe, molt properly fur tained. The after-piece was the Farmer, in which Moilora, as Yemagjoalv, and Mrs. LITCH Fit L 1), ffis Baty Bladkrry, fecured an ample fhare of laughter and of applanfe. The Houfe was as crowded as if it were the middle of winter, pnd the opening of it promifes an abundant hares& ; • The number eif_gentlemen in the loPer boxes was remarkable. There. were at leaft fitly for one lady ; and this is nthally ahe'vafs at the prefent ;period of the year. It is a arcumftance we can no otherwife etplain than that the ladies are softly at the entering .paces, while n)ahy gen tlemen, merchants in paqicular, mall. attend in toildow • Malt MARIN? Tatanifc—ithts Honk doled a iberefsfal feafon la& Wes - wiekthe roes of : atone, the Sfmy. Thirdletto r , a nd t h e - A few days ago, a man 'belonging lb-a benefit *.iety fummoned the &wards air.fb* of the *embers, to thew cane why they ;Withheld his alimony andtspelliag him *toasty s whin they ve as a reafon, that when in ft_llardlotamPOs fpitat in a flats of convaltdbentae, he. was fete " flimet4 . 44 &lo : 4 6l sUratPtr, whir t h Wag con teary to theia.niaa as nitemoliiecit coda wife tohhn. wider shan't.' ofthe hof al, * is ,4lst4 they • . When• • • gas_ f 3 - 110. Offe red to mane Gamin reontrary, shids was ac dalned:44 Is* Tithe Magillrate- ordered him Mier Mbetti to chi ikiith r, Ispich he had been a mess* five years. RO , " ' ~ , . NitUTICAL fArrELLICENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.....wiND 8 . W . All It Mb • • • 1 Hamburgh • . MIL 1 PORTSMOUTH; SEPTEMBER is. Arrived the er, .BLACKS TOll ; and thous, Davis, from , Sunderland. SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER is. Arrived his Majeßy's (hip CLYDE from the Ri, ver with Volunteers. and the ARIADNE and M * . aIIUR gun-brig from the Wefiward.—The ANA. CRION ts, taken, out of dock, and the Tit 4411E 4 docked. • YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER xi. On Monday night the brig Ann, Capt. CUNT, of and from Neweaftle, laden with coals; and a large fliip, Name sknown, from the fame pl ace , got on the Serobylktsd;: the brig . and cargo are to. taily loft, but part ofttrevifguig is Paved ; the N is was got off on Tnefdny without any material d a , Izmir, klOotidtd:cinlier piffage.--This mo m . in. the Piet m% ile*Wat;se packet, Capt. 'NO RM arrived titre from Cuxhaven, with M a il s and Pafiengers.—TheEAßL or LEICESTER packet, Capt. Tuom 'sou, is hourly expetted, as the left Cuxhaven With the PRISMS OF WALES, b ut / 04 parted at fea.—The MONTGOMERY IS put in here in a very leaky (late.—Arrived the Tartar, f rom Liverpool, laden with falt.—Remain in the R oa d the JAMAICA frigate, and a gun-brig.—Wind S.W. HULL,SEPTEMBER r 3. On the stb inflant, the brig George, of Rarnf gate, arrived at Whitby, from Havre-de-grace, in ballaa, having been run on board of, off Robin. Hood's Bay, by the (loop John, of London, coal laden, which received fo much injury by the blow, as to occafion her finking &only afterwards. Th e people were taken on board the George, which has likewife received confiderable damage. On Wednefday lag arrived at Whitby, under the charge of fix Shields pilots, the life boat, lately Ird for with Mr. HENR Y G REATH lAN OfSOIEh fields.—The conftruaion of this boat and the workmanlike manner in which the is finded, bas afforded general fatisfaitiun to the fubfcribers to this benevolent inaitution. A life boat, built by Mr. GRILITHEAD, arrived at Barnburgh Cartle on the 2d inflant, under the care of thelisanwn cutter, Captain SMITH, and was received with a difcharge of cannon from the battery, and the greatell joy of the people ; and it is to be hoped, that (tinder Drvrtrs homelier), it will be the means of faving many valuable lives. Arrived...At Hamburgh, the Franekfort, Batley ; and lain• airy, Martin, from this port—ln the Downs, the Ocean, Lem, from this port to Barcelona, on the 7th inn after a peke at 4$ hours.—At Bremen, the Kingfton, Sharp, from this pen FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DIAL, Stir. ts.--Arrived the Alfred, Parith, furs Is males, and ranalusc—Mind S. S. W. 011.411111111ND s SIFT. ss.-Paffsd by the Betfey. free Peterflzugh ; Sufpence.... and Ann. Conk, from Antizaa; Jane, Kelly, from Surinam; Recovery, Watfon ; Confo:d, Wilke, and Argo, White, from Tobago; Rialto, Pagett, ?June, ---, from Leghorn; Vine, Howland, from Mali. nine ; Thiott, Gray, and the Portlaiad, Allan, from St. Mt% the Economy, Huewood, for Peterlborgh ; 4:Looto, Diamond, for 1-ilbon Panel, for Seville; Levant, Dryden, for Hambnrgb ; Mary, Atkins, for Cork; Elizabeth. Tel for Dunkirk; and the Reindeer, Claffen, for Am. Radom. ARRIVED. In the Downe , ...Cotsford, Wilton, from Tobago, and Casa. than, Leis, from Lqlmen. At Livorpool—Roe, NlehoEon. from the Havanna, Maris, Madirlde, fromP lddpiii; Richmond, Watfon, from Bar. Woes; Grange, Watio, from Jamaica; James, Wlifon, from - Dominica ; Americas. /harry, from New York, and Balch Wit/more, from Gramm At Dublin—asemafs, Mole; and.Newry, Riley, from Londoo. At Hamburgbradaska r Msi&, from Ckaricitoci ; Mad. Clark ; Bedifasins, Evans, and Cypa,Comeroa,from Loodoo. At A -dam. Lady Melton, Jenkins, from Carson. At (Laken—Queen Malosu, from Madeira. At Dastradoes—Crefecnt, Tacker, from Afrip. At Naples—Fame, Harvey, from Liverpool. and At Pne Ho um oddkas—Eagle, Motifs's', from Clyde ; Mary, Igo , onia, Evans, from London. i At ve, from Flinc uverpootf: Amdia,Mullens ; Mons, hikes, ad Ata At Havannalo.Henry, Watt ; Trident, Eliza, Ford; Harlequin, /trade, and Orange Grove, Payne, from Africa. The Acorn, HUSSET, bound to Quebec, (prang a leak; and was obliged to put back to Poole• OREENOCX. SEPTEMBER sz. The arrivals at Port Glafgow for the 'salt three days are as follow : Minerva, ANDERSON, from St. Vincents, in 4 6 days ; Diana, CAMPIRLL, from ditto, in 3$ days' Harmony, ALEXANDER, from Jamaica, in 47 day s ' Scipio, HOUSTON, from St. Kitts, in 59 days ; Hero, FLEce, from ditto, in 39 days ; Ann Phi' lippa, KINNEAR, from Grenada, in 51 days. Captain ANDERSON left loading at St. Vincents the Crefcent, DUN LOP, for the Clyde, and the Su r, prize, CUERAN, for andon. He fpoke the —, of and for Briaol from Nevis, in lat. 43. long. 52. all well. Captain HOUETON (poke the Elbe, HENRY, from Demerara to the Clyde, upon 23d July, in la t. 29. 31. long. 59. Captain Flick (poke the Hero of Greenock , f or Qebec, upon 6th September, in lat. 55. long. tS alr well. Captain nous AR (poke, on the 6th Anvil, the Friendibip, SEIN El re, from Nevis for Lond on, in lat. I'6. long. 39. out fourteen days —on loth Augg , the Balms, from St. Vincents for Lon. don, lat. 39. 49. long. 53# Is. out twenty days' on • tytb Au R, the Aftive, of Greenock, from Tobago for London, lat. 42. 14. long. 5 0. 26. out thirty days,and, on the 19th Augua, the SallYi TATE, from Antigua for Briaol, lat. 43. 55 . l on g' 44. 52: ont five wrens. By the (hip Telegraph, Gausses. arrived Liverpool from New York, we learn, that the fol lowing voile's were to fail from New York for Gieoaock, viz. The Draper, TAYLOR, about tly 41 of Anguil ; the Faeor, CALDWELL ; Enter' prize, Cu r 4 minas; and Lydia, TR&OWELL, shad the middle of Auguß. Price of Hour at. No York, (even dollars per band, os the 28th • . 2 R. M*. 'EILN Id a lace, e tn. (Lip I d a . Iblas Bails rket, left fowl here From toad amf. :e, in Lin. coal coal The has the ately iouth i the , has TS to rived r the and n the and ice), lives. I.lm. Lam. 'ate d xtc ttJa .f Itizaa; ttfo:d, Matt. Kin% Zima , Avant, robah. Am. Can Mara, co Bar. 1, from Balch ondoo. arford, axiom a. John. n, and Ford; a. gong three in 4 6 lays; days; I Phi. 'cents Sur- . 43 . from it lat. k, for ; ,15. a, the so, IA Oh Lon. ays-- from 6. nut Sally long. , e d at fol• rk for it the roter• a hoot Nov