Star. — London, England, 1802-06-02 00:00:00

FRANCE. ' PARIS, MAY sE. The Duke of of SAINT THEODORE; Neal`n lltan Ambaffador Extraordinary to the Court of Madrid, has been decorated with the Collar of the Order of the Golden Ecece, and the Duchefs with the Ribbon of the Order of M.tri Lonira. The Duke intends to make a formal demand of the Princels Isnat.l.l.• on the sd of July. arritacr FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUN- CIL Of COMMFACE LOURDEAVX. COMINF/ICE WITH ENCL. 41.11).•••-it would, no doittit, he very advantageous to France to obtzin s diminution of the heavy duties paid by the wines of France. doties annaint to a prohibition, except in the cafe of thole perfons whofe circum• fiances:ire riaremely cafe. The demand might be ku: the g:nning or this point would perhaps coil collect - Flom, the recti.rocity of which might not be beneficial to us. With rdpal to navigation, the two rations may agree that their flags (hail enjoy in the re[oc.clive ports tlo: fame advantages as thole paf..ifeil by the mod favoured nations.— They might alto concur in fixing the sate of ex. cl.arig.! at twelity-fi.ur liv:.cs or every pound (ler. lin in the tranfatftitins of the refpeCtive faCiories." Letters from Dijon, of the 25th, Rate, that the vines have I - offered greatly in that Deparmetat from the late frogs. In come parts of it they burned fires of draw, and to this exptdient i, attributed the preferv.o.;:at of part of the prodaftions. Ac coliws from Germany are full of the moll alarm• cfreas cf the late cold weather. Accounts from Monnti::gcn, r.f tile 16th of May, fay, ." It has not ceaicd to Inow thek twenty four hours.— The fnow is ::.lready a foot and a half thick upon the ground. The trees are entirely covered with it, and . 41rnof: broken down." FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. BERLIN, May !S.—The Prufli4n troops, which are to form a _amp at Memel, in the beginning of June, and to rnanceuvre before his IMPERIAL MAJESTY of RUSSIA, confifi of the grenadiers of Below and Ebra, the regiments of infantry of Scluzning and Reinhard, the fnfiliers of Reinbow and Thiemen, the dragoons of Bufch and Schenck, five fertadrons of the hull'ars of Suter, and half a battery of flying artillery. All thele troops will form a camp of 9,200 men. VIENNA, May 2.—According to a letter lately received from Biteharell, the Ottoman troops def tined to :la .`.tit PASSWAN OGLOU, have opened the campaign, and have already taken poffeflion of Negotin. The corps difperfed throughout Wal lachia have, at the fame time, received 'orders to encamp on the kit bank of the Danube, to pre vent all furprife from ills enemy. HASSAN PACHA has fee out from Nicopolis, t 3 put himfelf at the head of the army. He is to be fucceeded in his Government by MLOEMED PACHA. Mut: len, May t B.—A courier extraordinary difpatched by M. Ctrro, the Minifler Plenipoten tiary of our Court to the French Government, ar rived here a few days ago, with difpatches of :he utmott importance. They gave rife to a convo cation of a general afTembly of all the Members of the Minilry ; and we are generally allured, that they contain a definitive arrangement in regard to the indemnities of the Eleiftor, which, it is raid, will he very confiderable, and filch as were defined. It is afr.:rted in a pofitive manner, that all Upper &labia will he united to the domains of the Elector We do not yet know what other countries are def. tined to form part of his States. The Margrave of BADEN has written to the Eleelor, Lis fan in law, that his indemni.ies have been fixed alto in the moil fatisfaelory manner, and that they confia partly in the hillioprics of Spire and Stratburgh, fituated on the right bank of the Rhine, the prevotes of Schtiltern, Gengenhach, and Sch warzach ; thediflriEt known under the name of Ortenau, and come imperial towns. STUVEGARD, May lg.—The inhabitants of the Venetian States expert, it is faid, to have, in the coutfe of the Summer, a Governor or particular Prince of the Hotife of Atifiria, who will airtime the tide of Grand Duke of Venice. But it does pot appear that this Prince will be the ci-devant Duke of Tun :any. We arc affured, at prtfents that this Lac S;,vereign will be indemnified for hi- Italian States by the countries in Poland belong, ing to Aultria ; and that the latter power will unite to its tell-4m.y in Germany the indemnities allured to the Grand Duke of Tufcany by the Treaty of Luneville. Lt this manner the Court of Vienna will have t svo Olablifliments for the Princes of its Wide, as it had before the war, in Belgium, Lonthat dy awl Tm.i . c.my. It is faid, that the Prince of Orange will have I his indemnities in I'm tt:lMan Poland alto, that is to fay, in ;-;aimthrn ?rulli m ; and that the Court of Ikrlin, to inm:.:cantly it for this c , :ffion, still have the Pilhnprics of Wurzbitrgh and Bamberg, which were dellintd fi t the Houfe of Orange. PS ...Nerrcar, May 2.-11 we can credit the puLlic tl;is year will he very remaikahle by the IniV;;IS of the firii potentates in Europe.— They have :,lrea.ly tmaounced a journey of the Emperor of Gertna:,y to Hting.try, and even to Verc:ian aates ; that of die (kl;cen of Naples, to ; that of the Emperor of Prilla, to the froraiirs of his States ; that of the King of Sweden, to Finland ; that of the King c Prutha, to War law ; that of Pt ir,:e. , -Idolplius of England, and the Doke of Meckler.buigh, to Hanova. ; that of the lieted;tary Prince of Weymar, to Paris. They ipeAt alio of an interview which %kill take place at Diefdcn, at which will be prefent the King of ProCia. the Archduke Charle7:, the C.-and Duke Cold:a.ltint, the Duke of Bruolwick, the Land g:•:;vc of Hell; CaFel, the Ele.nor of Saxony. We hear aiii uf the departure of the Prince Royal of benmark for the Danifh province: of Germany, and that of toe Hereditary Princef of Denmark, for Pyrn;nat, and the return of the Princtfres of piden, who ar 7 gr,ing to return to Cartfruhe, an.: wham the Icinz.of iStydrju i vill itumeas a tart Z.ONDON. iPiDNESDAT, JUNE 2. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Conf. for July opg. Reduced 73.1-4 per Cent. 39—01 d 5 per Cent. :OA—. New s per Ccnt. 104-omnium i z prem. Wheat, and every other article of Grain, were this day particularly dull in tale, and no alteration has taken place in the prices !ince Monday. It appears by accounts from the Mediterranean, that a rebellion lately broke out in the empire of Morocc: , , aeainll the Emperor, and that the in furgents were headed by the Emperor's Nephew, who has, however, been defeated with great lots. The particulars of the battle are contained in the following extract of a private letter, which was COMM , SiliCatCd to u, by a friend : " Tangiers, May 19, 1802. " We have this d.iy received intelligence of an anion having taken place between the Emperor of Moitocco and his Neldiew, in which the latter has been completely defeated with great lots ; it is al teady known that tiler: are Bono killed, 24.00 taken painters, belides an immenfe number of wounded. The Emperor freaks in the highell terms of the very great alli'lance he received from an Officer ho arrived at the Camp the night be tore the anion, and requelled the Emperor to ac cept his fervices. He had the command of a Iquadron of horfe, and contributed in a great invaltire to the defeat of the enemy. It is expeaed that this week mill put an end to the war, as Ambaf fadors are now going from the Emperor in anfwer to terms propofed by the Nephew. " We learn that the Officer who diflingnifhed himfcle fo much belongs to the City of London Light Horfe, and that he is deputed from fome of the principal merchants in that city, to procure the releale of two !hips detained by the Emperor of Mosocco. We are happy to find, that in conic <pence of his great fa vices on this occalion, the Emperor has lent a favourable ear to the objed of his million. The. Emperor has already conferred fome dillinguifbed honours upon him:" Yefferday being the day appnined for a General Thankfgiviug for the return of Peace, a Sermon was preached before the Houfe of Peers, by the Bifhop of CHICHESTER, in Weffminfler-abbey.— The Archhifhap of CANTERBURY, the &Atop of RocuEsrEß, the LORI) CHANCELLOR, Lord EL LE Nsokouctr, Lord A LvAN LET, and feveral other Spiritual and Temporal Lords were prelcnt. His I.. ,, rdihip took his text from the 22d chapter of the Firft Book of Chronicles, and the tBth and t9tit verfes. The SPEAKER of the Houfe of Commons, at tended by the CHANCELLOR of the Excurvrit, Sir Iltertaito HILL, and Meffrs. MARTIN, LEFF v/te, SrirLE, and about zo other Members, at tended Divine Service at St. Margaret's Church, where a Sermon was preached by Dr. VINCENT, from the 58th Pfalm, and the loth verfe. The church has lately been rebuilt ; and has a new pew, fitted up in the Gothic flyle in the gal lery, under the organ, for th e r ece pti on o f the Sri A itr It and his attendants. This pew was built at the fuggettion of the Chancellor of the Exche quer when he was Speaker. The Duke of YORK, with a number of Officers, attended Divine Service at the Military Chapel, in the New Way, Weaminfler, formerly belong. ing to the late 1)r. Pee/MILL. Yeflerday morning Rear-Admiral MONTAGUE arrived at Portfmouth in the MELAMPUS frigate from Jamaica, and immediately after landing fet off for town. The will of the Earl of LONSDALL has Uccn opened, and it is found that he has left to Sir WILLIAM LOWTHER, now Lord LOWTHER, all his effates in Wellmoreland and Cumberland, eflimated at ao,oool. per annum. To JOHN LOWTHER, Efq. the brother of Sir WILLIAM, he has left his Yorkfhire dime, worth 40001. per annum. To the Counters of LONSDALE, his wife, he has left, in addition to her jointure of aoool. per an num, 50001. in money, and the villa which the now inhabits. To the Duchefs of Bovros and Mifs Lowrnr his two fillers, he has left 70001. each in money, and his Barbadoes elate, worth aoool. a year. To Colonel Lowr H sa, whom he fn particul.irly profeffed to favour, he has left only i 2,0001. in money and to The Earl of DAZLINGTON,his nephew, and heir at law, who %%mild have had tic whole if no will had Leen found, he has cut off with a bequelt of cool. l its ellate at Lahtham, in Middlefex, the houfe upon which he lel: untenanted for years on account of a difpute with the Prica about tytbes, he has dir•Eled to be fold. He had 9cco guineas in his bureau, prepared ft , r the caning eleetions. L ,ft Swurday the in , ant fon of the Loma MAYOR was baptil‘d a: the Manr.on-Hottfe, by his Lord- Ihip's Chaplain. On due occafion were invited Earls POMFRI T, HARRING T ON, CRANTLRY, and ATHLoN 1., Sir Jn:IN Blot LASi: WARREN, Sir SIDNEY Smrrn, General Noc ron, and many Members of Parliament with their Ladies. Yrlle: day the Loma NI4YOR ordered the price of Bread to he railed an Affree, or 2d. in the Peck Lod, to commence to-morrow. The price of the Quartern I oat Wheaten will then be fold fur tod. arid Hnufelinld 131 d. The penalties for fecreting malt are fol Pended by the Commialoners of Excife, for 20 day's, from the ooth intl. in order to give a proper opportu nity to maldiers,publicons, &c, to make an entry UNION CLUB MeISe`DERADE. All the expe&ations that were formed of this Gala fell infinitely chore of the reality, for of all the fcenesoffafhionable crowd that ever was witneffed, we never law any thing comparable to that in and about Cumberland Houle, on Monday night—we fay in and abort, for the mafqueradc was by no means confined to the manfion. What with the extravagant demand for Tickets, the anxiety of the (affirmable world to get there, and perhaps the omillion of a well-deviled plan of approach, all the Ilreets in the vicinity of Pall-Mall were com pletely blocked up before midnight. Many car rives were overturned; many parties fat till font o'clock in the morning in the ftreets hrtct e they could get up to the door; and many gave rip the attempt in defpair, and returned home v.-itlltat: vifiting the gay and giddy fcene of joy :It all.— Hundreds, :toss-ever, quitted their carriage, and trudged through the dirty and crowded iti.:ets with (pit its that no alarm nor obnacle could alia v. By one o'clock the bottle was completely fill-d, and a more varied or a more fplendid a is not eafy for the imagination to concei% v. /VI that the inventive talle of luxury could device n combined in the dreffes and metamorpliores of the falltionable world. There was a prolution and wane of expence in the decorations, as if our No- bility and Gentry had received to chi - play in this fettival of the peace our unexhaulled relnurcec continuing the war. Not merely had the Ladies: rivalled one atiother in the fiampttion% prep) ati.ms they had made for the magnificent ornairt nt of their beauty ; but the Gentlemen alio (hove i n the richnefs of their embroidery and nithiluad....l liberality of their expence. We r. , .:ver faw on an y former occalion fo many fuperb Turks, Spaniard., ancient Barrios, &c. &e: whole &dies were el ;he molt coal) , kind. -Tlie fociety, however, had all the advantages of the true Id.: nide, for there were not only a number of vulgar charad...rs, but many who perhaps did not de'art from their genuine manners in the parts which they all - tuned ter the night. The Ladies were eminently flicceisful in the difplay of their beauty, and yet with the molt guarded decorum. Nothing could be more fafci nating, and yet more elianc,•than the elegance of thcir attire. It was only in tome coarfe and dif gutting expefltions of men in women's cloaths.— Nudity is inelegant even in the lex, but in men it is abhorrent. ':here was one groups in particular that carried this fpecies of metamorphofis to excels. It confined of eight men reprefenting a board ing-fchool miftrefs, with her fcholars. Not con tent with lbncking modefty by the unfeemly fight of black bearded milfes, with bare and tawny arms and (boulders, they under pretence of fupport ing their hoydeni(h romping charaders pulhed and forced their way in every diredion with infinting rudcoefs, and in their affumption of names, had no regard to private character. They were attended by a man fervant in rich laced apathy. The variety of the charaders, and the incefihnt novelty that prefented itfelf, afforded continual fources of merriment to thole who had the talent to elicit flathes of wit from the contad. And in this refped a mafquerade competed chiefly of the higher orders of the Nobility, potreffes advantages unknown to a more mixed afTembly. Under the niofl artful and feemingly impenetrable difguife, prominent and remarkable charaders are dile°. vered, and all the incidents of their lives being known, an opportunity prefents itfelf for happy, and fometintes for bitter raillery. The intrigues, political and amorous—the tergiverfations, the fopperies, and the frailties of the beau monde then become fair game ; and much feafonalele and re vere truth is tpoken under the tandion of a mail:. Accordingly, in mixing with the feveral groupes in the lively and animated [cone, we heard from Come fpiritual females, as well as from Come of the male wits, flrokcs of humour, and fatirical inuendos, which arc not undeferving of record. The principal character, from the uttered which he excites wherever he prefents himfelf, as well as from the elegance and condefeenflon of his deport ment, was the Prince of Wales in the chefs of Henri VIII. The coflume was perfect; the em broidery was uncommonly rich, and his cap was highly ornamented with diamonds. Mrs. Fitz herbert and Lady Haggeraon were in uniform fancy dreffes. . . Kgang of Gypties, with their afs and paniers, moll admirably dreffed and fupported; they had pitched their tent in the garden, and carried a nu merous tribe of equalling bantlings behind them in* their knapfacks. There were two or three com panies of 1: - .)42akers, who teemed more moved by the &lh than the epitit.—A Lady Pentwcazle, who affeeled to be very fqucami(h, but had no objation to a little badinage. A Harlequin, but without any lightnefs in his heels ; and feveral good Clowns. There were Pilgrims without number, but none who were difpofed to travel to the Holy Land ; a Father Paul, by Lord Dillon ; a Hermit, by Mr. Lamb; and a Beau of the leg Cen tury, by Mr. Ralph Leyceller. There was alio a Caricature of a celebrated Statefman, who was to much confided by the crowd, and fo violently preff ed in all quarters, that he gave way to vatting circumftances, and expreffed his earnett with to abandon all claims of indemnity for the pall, in order to have It:entity for the future. He did not invoke the alfembly in favour of religion and .mo r.tlity, but loudly and feelingly called upon theit to preferve friendly intercourfe and incial order. There were feveral of the performers from the Theatres, who fupported different charaders.— Mr. .7olut Kemble appeared as a Pilgrim ; Kelly as. a Jew B:cker ; yohnjlone a Scotch Peafant; and Dighton as Juniper Jenny; there were alto feveral Indians and Cherokees. Moll of the Foreign Minifters were prefent. M. Qtto wore an elegant Court drefs. Mr. Allen, of Fintbury-equare, excited general admiration by the fttperb coltume which he exhi bited of 4, Turkilh Baihaw. A moll finilhed cha ratler was given of a Ruffian Boor, in a full fait of fable, as well as of a loquacious difciple of Ef culapius, whn, according to his own account, had noltrum f o r every complaint. A Nitric, by Sir john . Coghill ; and feveral Hungarian Officers in Colonel Noma, with a groupe, carrying enfign, in which was written Baronets Badgerrd,k. yelled fome well direeted fitire again(l their thren who have held meetings and devifed fehemt• to procure fome badge of diflinCtion to xveitr their breltl. They ridiculed this foppery in a couple of fon:Ts, of which the following are ~l i e s . I!;,r,cr.. 0; HONOUR; or, Ti ['LE MAI)/ 1:' this A;.: of Impeovemcnt, when every &Tree H loioc kolec of dittinelion, for people to fee, 1! ,, .c cr.0.:1 that i.Vc. when fur company dreil, ot.un!dn't fport ion:c infigtala as tval ai chereft ! Derry down. Ate co:01 of Arms. am! flue Crofts, arc yrufufdy allow'il To mark thn:. Vrtiyhts.tnlStiaircq (lulu the reit of the .r.wl; tkat w..at dt hied you'll all utt , lisitand, %Viten 1 ),,u our 4rm: ar. confilf d to a Hued. .• Derry down, dce. 01, the Tkarnei curry know that rows in a hurt N‘'t , tl A larie B ,ok.• on the lletve of hi. coat ; K of ri.r Rev, thio , blazon th.ti fame, i'rry why thutn:n s t X4;:z/t.. of the Batt do di:: film? I kTry down, atc. Cr.! : mtv.y. Sweeper have P.,rli.trier.: .o clap t• flt ',late of bras, the front of th..ir • While mutt co:!: lit clown in ..,ut yla , :ea, 1% .t!,uat a:.y LuSrc tOCloug, to rry dawn, Eke. Our anccflor V% IC COat , ?It tohc k no w n I:, the,. is On - la. en. Ir I..urch roll grow!: ; On 11.1tinai..Ls like Melt . her praif,3 may VI:X.% But such ..te.nrt eft nut to our • Derry d0;%13 &c Then join ce.r p tit ion. fin. e we no more crave sq:, y.h..t others have; Sin -e uii N is f)ny, wz've only a mind 1v he thottz'et great Foals as the rdt of mankind. Derry down, &c, TARONETS IIADGED, OR, THE H. , •.iET AND sumer a.ixtit A Farce performed at coniherland Houle Fete, Nlay t, DEAN! tTIS PERSONS. • 5 Baronet and Knight of the Batts a ht Modcrne. Ditto ditto a l'Antique. Standard Bearer. P 5113114. • 0 Yes! O Yes! 0 Yes! To all this gallant company, good humour, mirth, and greeting, Behold, two noble eliaraCLT: attend this merry meeting— :VlA:, room ! and Mould you want to know who are there ca. riuus Bc fluent, Ladies, if you can, whilft they explain themfelees, Explanation, explanation, ate, IST BARONET. Sir Booby Badge a Baronet I ain, what I boall in, Of the hit batch, frclh from the oven, f7 siisz hot and rtglimp ID BABoNf E. No mailroom I, Sir Title Type, whole anceitors lb known, Two ccutt les back, with right-peace bought that honour of the Crown. Speculation, (peculation, ate. SST BARONET. Fmns Avon's clallic hanks we comc,whcre late by gout infe&4, Our noddles, whilit the ft seas en, a precious plan projeeted; 'Twas ours the glorious (theme to frame, in solemn confulsa. tion, To make ourfelves notsrionfly tbs vs trap Ida nation. Cmfokation, confultation, &c. Sir Booby M. - Sir Tit It Typ.; - 20 liaimitizT. And therefore are we come to town, and take the talk upon us, 1' barter with the Throne again, for snore confpieuous honours; In Sort, to 'tit a patent grant, to drefs with kin or token, Which may denote as Baronets, as plain as if 'twere fpoken. Denotation, denotation, &c. Ist Patios I*. For lure lonic badge we &void not want, our rank in life that tells, When every 'wt., Lead is Angled its proper cap :tad bells.; Such as our crefted hams bears, by way of advertifetnent, *l'o " ,alit', :a tbs wind: . Without the leaft difguifement Badgeradon, badgeration, ate. 20 B*IuN&T. The helmet and the bloody hand, in vain one arms may boaß of. If there heraldic ornaments we cannot snake the molt of; Fur tAcvcr till the fame (hall trace the owner's head and back, By intlit.el will Sir John be known from any fimple Jack. Regulation, regulation, Ste. IST IAILONLT. To bi, or not to be, a Baronet's the queftion ? Tu leave no room, as heretofore for doubt and falfe rageOisa ;. Whu would gar fardels bear, when fuch appropriate bearing Would dtilgnate tke inward mean, and fet the world a flaring I Delignation, deegnadoo, tee. 217 SALON/T. In this good work of lawful pride, 'tie plain we are no ilattexpi, Drefs'd cap-a-pie of our &Az+ experimental patzerns— Ye iiit'ning Baronets around, of old and new creation, Support our well-meant efforts with your kindeft approbation, Approbation, approbation, doe, 18T BARON/T. Under the tvai# we cannot fail firth profelytes to gain, And if the project here fuceeeds we :hail be rani, wain. Sham Baronets the world may cheat in fwindling combination, Ovri is a bona tide flu, and worthy imitation. Imitation, imitation, Sec. Among the vocal grouper was one configing of Viganoni, Rovedinof, and Morelli, as Balla4 finger:. Another, compofedsof Kelly, Mifs Dixon, Nlifs Jacobs, and Mils Tyrer; and another of Lord Barry more, Mr. Methuen, &c. One tinging Groupe comprifing only Ladies and Gentlemen amateurs (among them was the Duke of Orleans), as audios Gondolier:, with' muldolineb, &c. were admirably dretied, and had some charming mutic got up for the occation ; but the scene was too noify and tu. multuous for the concord of tweet founds. Of (mailer gronpes there was an in,:alculable variety, and as almoß the whole company at tempied to delineate charadlers it would fill our Paper to enumerate all their names. We (hail Bate ionic of the moll prominent. Mr. Butler Danvers as Sir John Bull, and Mr. Caventlilh Dradlhaw as Lady Bull, were two ex- • cellent manes. A Sllvyler Daggerwood publifhed the following hand bill FOR. THIS NIGHT ONLY. Fur the Benefit of sYLvLsTER DAGGERWOOD, At VoLLY's THEATRE, In LITTLE BRITAIN, Will be prefeated an entire new Ninional Farce, called THE. 5T.V11.12. OF BRONZE, pz, an imp:ovid Imitation of the GOLDEN City. The principal Ulm ater. by A Mi,NOPOLIST, A LOA?. junta, A Commiliswar,and A JAILuR. Wlia will exhibit the various .tttiturles of Devotion, and fur" riling Humility of Proaration of the darkeft Ages of Idolatry. In tin. lail Ad will be The Arc - CI irosis of 4 VIRGIN in BREECHES, Who will be tranflated to the al:/ify tray on a Lawe Dud and a Ce.w.ra.r. VCI Which will be added . . a Scrio-Comic Tragic Spedack, called • 'FRE VIC NICS; - Or. The Musks in the Suns. At the Conclufion of this Extertainment will be exhibited The MAGIC IDOL, in Piazza Macne, Which being fuddenly animated will altonifh JOHN Butt and hli Credulous Family by various Fans of Activity; and in a mwll furrifing manner will be teen to give A'bOPOK I FIC to BRITANNIA. AND MET AREORPLIOsI A Bundle of RAos into a Hundred Millions of Noires'. The witoitto terminate with a kANDANOUby the Char,idErS. • And xn Epilogue by Mafter APOLLO DAGGIIII,OOO. -'11;44.••• go" 1... A .• e. • t_ ••