Star. — London, England, 1805-01-22 00:00:00

r Lord CASTLEREAGII had no nbjeaion to the feu Rijn of the papers the Honourable Gentleman tad referre..l to, bit was furry the Honourable Gen f:man had introd.rced other circumftances that were rot need:sr-fly conneaed with the Motion. The ob i‘tvations he had thrown out refpeeting the defeat of that unfortunate detachment, went, the Houfe would fecl, to involve the charaaer of an officer, whofe cundca was now the fobjea of military inquiry. But, confidering this event in a more general view, he OW not fee that it afforded fo much room for complaint as the Hon. Gentleman would have us believe.-- Great fuct.cfs had been obtained in other quarters,' which much more than counterbalanced that unfor t.,nate circumaance. The lion. Gentleman had alfu out of hia way in the obfcrvations he had made .: i Lting the tcrritoi it. that had been ceded as in •feionnir s, and the fums granted to a Prince of the I:l,77erar. Thele, the Noble Lord thought, would e.onc more properly under difcriffion when the India s;i.sl,:et Ihutild be fubmittcd to the Hoof:. He had ara objeaion, however, that the Houle fhould be in purfsilion of all the information the Hon. Gentleman would wilt. Indeed the qualificasion the Honour- Gentleman himfelf had annexed to his motion, rocnrovi.d every ohjcaion that could be made to it, as 114; wifhes only to have fuch papers as may hot in terfere with the arrangements of Government, or put them in an awkward predicament in regard to the quarter from which they may have received fecret in formation. ►Mr. FRANCIS, in reply to the Noble Lord, laid, that he by no mean: intended to throw any reflation: on the (;fficers alluded too JIG had dated the circutn. Rance merely as a fait. • SUPPLY. Mr. HUSKISSON moved the order of the day for the Htiufe to refolve itfelf into a Committee of the whole Houfe to take into confidcration that part of his Majztly's Speech which relates to the Supply to he granted to his Majar. The Hnufe refolved itfclf into the laid Committee, Mr. W.v.LAC■ in the chair. S KISSON moved that a Supply be sri-anted to his Majelly, which was agreed to. The Houle refumed, the Report WAS brought up, and oriered to be taken into conlideration on Wednefday next. Mr. fiL I SKISSON gave notice, that he would on Wedmiday move in the Committee of Supply, the tots for the Seamen r the year.—Adjourned. LONDON. TUFSDAY, JANUARY :1. .R:CE OF STOCK 3 THIS DAY Al' ONE O'CLOCICI C-mf for money 61 if.—Ditfo, fur Fcb. 6a—Rcduccd boa 4 Fa. Cent, 76j;—Sho.t Ann. 8 111'. PRICE OF STOCK. 6 YESTERDAY: 3 per Cenr. Aril Ann. 6, - it 11 per Cent. 391 2 prr C. cqi 6o 59.1 Imp Ann. 9 ti-r6} 4 per ('..at ). I..xch. Bills. tL.dIC is pram par per E. Nary. ~14 91 to lilh Tickus z9l. CI. I .c.rt Ann. i 7 t Lunt. fur 6r; it Endo Is. 'We this day prefent our Readers with the Decla ration of the PLUMS of Pracr, add/acd to the Spanifli Nittion, in confequence of she War with England. It appears by this curious and inflamma tory produnion, that the Pats:cr. or Puce is in. untied with the conduct I of the war againfl this Country, and vengeance is at length to be hutled on our devoted heads. la this addrefs the Pi ince endea tours in particular to it,flame the minds of the fol diets dgainll England. He call► upon the Bifhops to flimulate the people by their etc quence—on the peo ple to hunt down the Imugglers who may attempt to iatroduce Englifh goods into Spain—on the rich to give pecuniary aid to the State; and on all Europe to (hut its ports againft the Englifh—in order that we " t•.•ay pegith in fury on heaps of our own goods and inerchandife." Such is the tenor of this' weak and intemperate produ(tion, which is more calculated to inflame the pafficns than to convince th z judgment, or to juelify the conJuift of the Spaniel: Government. Ilamburgh p..pers of h•ccmber 29th and January tk 11.:ve been received by the Cottenbuigh mail, Loin which we have made a few extrattc. Genoa, Mc. B.—The French L IC v T TI, has concludr.d a new convention with the Lip; ian Repualic, in the name of the Emperor NAPOLEON, which was fi•lnttl on the zoth of Oatiber lafl, and of which the principal articles are as follows : Tl:e Emperor NAPOLEON engages to procure a pease for th. Ligurian Republic with the Barbary p:. wens, and m c Auk :he Ligurian flag to be reptil e.' by thok pwers. he, however, not be to fuccefsftil in Ibis e ..!Favour as he exp.:as to be, he engages to futnifh Llips of the laid Republic with French colours, that the.: m tv thus be prote&ed. Tb. Kmperi.r of the French will further grant per `:an for thr importation nt all Ligurian cualma.. .. es into Piedmont, Parma, and Piac,:nza, out) ) 4:::1 1 . the :mall import.:tion•toll, which WAS before • ei.ar y, v.11;:h perrni!lion than begin to be in firce ir , ecoatcly after the ratification of this crmveotion. ():1 tae o:her part, the Government of the Li us Republic erz,ages to finning 6,000 fearncn, the ',relent war, and to have 4,000 of them in • .iref, i-• a (hurt time. Tile Ligurian Republic cedes the harbours, with atfenal, as alio the galley harbours and the dock 'a:l, w:th the bafin, and places them at the difpofal ne; French ; and as it is *amended to build in the :.1 dockyard ten Chips of the line for France, the zrian Republic engages to enlarge the bafin faf :ntiy tor the entrance and Rationing of there (hips, its own expence ; and as at the time of the con. ,4on of thi, Convention a new built fhip of the line, ;gate, and two CO ',CMS ate lying (milked in the Deck of Genoa, thefe Mips foal! likcwife be placed at the difpofal of France. ITALY, DEC. t t.—The Engl:rd, under the com mand of Admiral Net.sow, have taken among other (hips Tome Aufttian reels laden with corn from the Levant, and carried them into Malta, but they have been fet at liberty on applization &vs' the Court of Vienna, with the apology that the capture of them was owing to a miflake. • A Spanifh Courier, on his way to Naples, who endeavoured to pars the cordon, drawn in Upper Italy on account of the yellow fever, has been Putt hl - the foldiers. French troops art Rill drawing out of Upper Italy towards the Eccleftaltical States and the Neapolitan tettitory : between Cevignola and Goggio 18,000 tn:n have b•.cn lately affembled, who expeel orders to advance into the kingdom of Naples. VIENNA, DECEMnEII 22.—The Neapolitan Minißer here has received a wittier from his Court. and mediately after fent off difpatches to London and to Pete; (burgh, rim which it has been reported that the French troops have approached the City of Naples, and that the King of Naples has been required to Phut his ports agataß the Engli(h. FLOt ESC', DCC. ti.—The accounts received to day from Genoa cannot be more favourable. For the IA five days not a fingle perfon has died of the yellow fever ; for more than a week not one has been taken ill ; and the few tick there, are all in a (late of recovery. At Pita, as well as throughout Etruria and the ref of Italy, there are no longer any tt aces of the diforder. There is talk of the appointment of Count Louis CostorrcE L to the OffiA of Auftrian State Chanrel !or : other advancements have been likewife mcn timed. field Marital Lieutenant Baron MACK, has been fent to Italy to jape& the cordon. SCARtA, DEC. 24.—The King of Pi nala has given orders to his recruiting'puties in the Erni)) e, to enlitt no t , alians as recruits. It is report.:d that the Archduke Jost PM, the Pa of llunlary. vial marry the beautad Vedoral Ptinr:fs of BAVARIA. Hacus, Dsc. 25.—We yeflerday very unexped edly heard reports of peace, after the arrival of a Courier from Paris to the French Ambaffador. We are forry to fay, we do not know upon what they acre founded, and we fear they will turn out as lit tle to be .regarded as many others that have preced cd them. The return of M. SCHIMFIRLPENIIIMIC, it appears, will be fame days later than it was announced. In the mean tinte, report fay:, he will be preceded by a perfon of ditliation, without giving any further explanations. It is believed that in the approaching changes, fome pesions will come forward, who, in earlicr times ( viz. film 1795) were well known. Yeilerday morning his Maissrtr and Suite kr,;le to Cumberland Lodge. About twelve o'clock her MAJESTY and the Prin cclki AuGus rs, LL2,ADETH, and MAkY, took an airin; in tvvo coaches and four, and hunnitted Lady I):IKCH►STEt with a vilit at her houfe at Maidenhead Thicket. His Mtlisrv, and the Prince:ref SOPHIA and Ants eta arrived loon after. The Royal Party, after t.ikhp , fume rcfrefhments, returned to Windtor Cattle to (ailer. Thc:r M.C . ltflies and the Prinretres will honour Coveht Cardzn Theatre with their piefence trt-mor row evening, to fee the new Comedy, and the Luce Lt tl.e Yoterday Sir Joey tioitt.asa WARLEII tranfaeled 10,1,3eis 41 L •rd b•IULUILLIVeS Odiee, frcm twelve til! three o'clock. The Hon. Admiral BERKELE7 arrived at PQrtf mo th on Satur.l.4 motahlg, to iitfpeet the Sei FCII- C;;);c5 at that port. The I-11n. Col. Acit ESON arrived in town yefterday from Ireland. Sir JOHN and Lady Newroar arrived in torts laft night from Inland. LA night, in the Houle of Commons, Mr. Hus rts ow gave notice of a mcniun tu-morrow, for an aslch,ional number of fermen. A Melrenger was difpatched early yeflerday rnor ninr, with a draft of the Suhfidiary Treaties with Ituffia and Sweden, for Peterlburgh and Stockholm. This morning difpatches were received from Lord KLITn, announcing that the GIL YHOUND bad cap tured a French lugger privateer. • I)ifpatches were lent off laft night to Sir J. ORDF, to he forwarded to him in a lilt failing vac,. Difpaiclica were y , :flerday received from Admiral CocNeeet, the particulars of which have not Lr:n ipired. _ _ Agreat rlinb.tr of Letterset marre againfi Spain have bees itrued out at Dodoes Commons. The remains of the late Sir JoHN GALLINI were intcric.l in the family vault, at the family fee.t, in Bedtordritire, with a deal of funeral pomp; they were attended by Captain GALLINI (his fun), of the Welt Middlefes Militia, as principal mourner, and his luccetfor, Mr. SYDNEY, with the whole of his tenantry. The coffin was placed in the vault of that of his late wife, Lady B. GALLINI. MORlnti has fold the clay-right of his new play to the Prop ictors of Covent-Garden, for 3001. Through the humane interseflion of the Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR and Sheriffs of Lon don, his NIAJE sTv has been gracioully pleafed to ex tend his mercy and forgivenefs to thirty-one fcma'e pri(ners, who were under fentence of tranfportation, fevcral of them having their liberty granted them, and others their fentences mitigated to imprifonmebt in the Houle of Corratiou. GIBRATAR. We here futioin the letter from car regular Correrpondent at Gibraltar, mentioned in our paper of rfterday, which contains intelligence from that Garrifou down to the nth ult. " NOVEMBER 23, IBc4. " Th.. fever is gradually going through the re•l mainder of the troops who have not yet had the dif cafe. About fifteen are taken ill daily this form time pafl, and the deaths ate about five daily, as upon an average about one-third of thefe who ate taken ill die. The Artillery and Dc Rolle's regiment have loft folly one-half of thafe who were attacked ; the 13 , h, the 54th , and Q2ecn's rigitnent, have loft about one forth, and the toth t cgimcnt not one in twenty. " The LIVELY ft igate arrived from Pottfmouth to day, having five medical Gentlemen on board for this Garrifon—and we alfo learn, that the BEAGLE brig of war faded at the fame time with (even enure Phy ficians and Surgerms. The art ival of there Gen. tlemen, even at this late period, has afforded much fatisfa&ionlas it gives us the confutation to know,: hat you are at /n) acquainted with the r.al Rate of this Garrifon, and the nature of the difeale. " NOVLEARIR go.—The remainder of the Medical Staff arrived this day from England, except D. Bovnrs, phyfician, who, we are lorry to lean., died on his palfage. " DkCkI4IIER 2....--141 e principal deaths of the fe ver within thefe few days have been MIS. CARPf xr ER, wife of Captain CARPENTER, of the roll rcginient ; Mr. Mircarece, one of the lattiy arrived Me.dieal Staff : and Mrs. WILKINION, wife cl Captain Wm. emote, of the ieth regiment, univerially lamented by all who knew her. " DAC) MBLII s.—Sir RICHARD STRAPIEAN arrived this morning in the DONNEGAL, with a fine Spanith igate of 44 guns, which he captured after a fhort aftion ; the Spaniards having the Captain and fix men killed, and feveral wounded. Arrived :an the CHILDERS brig, from Lord /is csom's fleet, Stith RC ' counts of his Lordfhip's fquadron having taken a Spanifh regiment, on board of Tranfpor:s bound to Minorca, which had been fent prifoners to Malta. " DEC. 6.—Lieutenant HENRY de ROLLE, of de Rolle's t tgiment, died this day of the fever alfo, five foldiers, and four inhabitants. • " Dec. 7.—Dneor MACGUIRP,AM Rant Surgeon of the 13th Regiment, died of the fever to day. " An ivcd the Swat rsuar, from Sir JOHN Oant's fquadron, to repair, having carried away her lure yard in a gale of wind. About fifteen valuable Spaaqlr prizes have been fent in here by our cruizers, feveral of them laden with cochineal. The fever appears to be as malignant in town as ever: Lieutenant PAREIM I of the loth regiment, died there to day, another vidim to imprudently coming into town from tamp. " DECEMDFIL B.—Orders are at !aft given today for feparating all the troops who have had the fever from thofe who have not had it : the former arc to be moved to town, and the latter to be encamped at Europa, or Windmill Hill, and all cummunication whatever to be cut off between them ;fo that if thcfc orders are rigoroufly executed, the contagion will foon be checked amongff the troops who h:tve not had the difeafe, the number of which is abont tom. Abont ,coo have alre-uly h id the fever, ~f which up wards of we, or nearly one-third have died. DON.:EGAL and BEAGLE failed on a ctuize this morning." The above letter gives the (late of the Garrifon to the t tth ultimo ; but the folic wing accounts down to the isith, which we have copied from force of the Morning papers, contain intelligence of a more fa vourable nature: CtiItRALTAR, Dec. t t,•—" A beet failing for Faro gives me an opportunity of writing through that channel by way of Liffinn, to acquaint you :hat the number of deaths in the garrifon has confiderably diminiffied fence my letter of the 26th ult. Our clan) , lots has not exceeded one man for fome time pail, and the number of fever cafes in hofpital yeilerday, were only 35. DEC. 19.—" I end& to you the opinion of the fenior Medical Officers : It Is the opinion of the Medical Officers below•mentianed, that the health of the treors and inhi.bitants Is much improved within the laf► month, and that very few cafes of the epidemic fever now =at amongft the mili:ary• or the civil inhabl:ants of Gibraltar. (Signed) J. Metal); UTU, Soperintendint General. AM. nOLTUN. I)rptlty larelor. W. Pam, ildUrIZ De!AUry lap aor. Too Rosy, Sur on to the Force." Twenty new gun-brigs arc ordered to be immedi ately built in the king's dock yards. A letter from Southampton, dated Jan. t 9, favF— " Orders have jolt now arrived for the four troops of the tsth Light Dragoons, quartered here, to he ready to embark on Tuefday next. Upwards of 30 tranfports are now in our river, and one hundred more exported. One thoufand artillery are expened here daily, in di vifiens, to embzrk from this port." The name of theEnfeigne deVaiffeau, who bronght the difpatch from TALLLYRAND to 1.( rd HARROWRY, Containing a Letter from BO?. APAR's E to the KING of ENGLAND, was MOnaCUT PR RAUX, aid•du•camp 13 Admiral la CROSSE, who commands at Boulogne. A folemn mars was celebrate(' in the Catholic Cha pel, King-Ilreet, P.lttman-lquare, ye Rerday morninl. being the anniverfiay of the day on which Louis the XVL was murdered. All the French Princes, and a mamba of 13agli4h and k.reign Nubility were pre kat, NAUTICAL arrLLIGI:IVCE. MAILS THII Ant. 1 2 Hamburgh 0 9 0 3 Gottcnburgh 2 0 N.—Wind North. AIR. DUI. Dublin W.4;riord TOR PAY, JAN. 20.—TIliS afternoon filled the VI t La In PARIS man of war, Admiral CORNWALLis, for Portsmouth. Remain the ATLAS, BRIT ANN IA COL:. •RAGF.AL.‘, DEFIANCE, DREADNOUGHT, PRINCE OF WALI.S, NEMESIS, SAN JOSEFF.Q f LEN, TEMERAIRF, and Waxatoa men of war. The I:3LoNnr igate is got off, and it was intended to bring- her into the New Pier, but the wind and weather prevented, and the is towed into Tort- Q2ay. W:nd IV. N. V. PORTLMCIT/ TH, J.N. 21,-.-SaileCl the IN S T frigate for Cork ; and the ORPHEUS fiii;ate on a Wind N. E. cruuzc. DEAL, JAN. 21.—Thir morning failed the Lno. ram Rear Admiral Louis, and TR USly men of war; CDC:: ATRICE hoop of war, ALIIJNI),INLE !lore fhip, ATLAS, PERS' , US, and RANGEZ 42111C:d defence fhips, with the Royal George, Henry Addington, Warren Hafliugs, Earl of Abergaveriy, 13unib.lr Cattle, Ocean, and Wexford, E.itt India:nen ; and a large Ile.q of tranfports,feveral of wl:ichl ;:ve the or Royal frill] Regiment on boai d ; outw.o.d ix - nnd yea., coa tiers, and colliers, under canycy, l it P.n.:l - Ati ived the GRI NODND fILM3 ti. Rettwat d ; Cyc m Er and A UTUMN Hoops 'Jlwar,fr , Dungci,cl;, and remain in the Downs the tell cf the !hips a ' , CI hall. P. S. Sailed l'lv:tokratiTs fligate, will. level - al gun brig::, Sec. for the Frci , ch coati : alio failed thrergh the Downs, a fl.,n:t of I - cf. leis from Ramfgate Harbour to the weitreard. terday a boat ' , clanging to the ARDENT Man of war, in coming on !hore overfet, by which Mr. Jo NN•C IL. PIN, Mailer's Mate, was drowned : the red of :he were wish much difficulty fared by the ft: all Deal boats, arnfled by a boat belonging to one of Its Majdly's (hips in the Downs. Wind N. E. with rain. ARRIVED. In Ftangate Creek, Invention, TurdifF, from Cadiz—lt Hoy lake, Frsoris, Soatcr, from Charkfton—At Volant, Sc, ;4 from Savannah; Diana, Groffand, from Newfoundland; Coluoi hia, Watt; Aniphion, Wilfott; and Birmingham Packet, Row deo, from Charledou—At Hull, Feeder ca Johanna —; and Hoppe, —, from Cadiz—At Cork, Margaret, :rant Baltimore. At Waterford, Stork, Elms, from Lifbon ; Pryant; and Eliza, Luifhmtn, from Newfoundland—Al KirfJe, General Wolfe, Tit Hock, from Newfoundland—At Dublin, &rem. NPFac, from London—At Newfoundland, Falcon, Ford, from London—At Lifbcm, Prefident Van Venk, from London; Nir.re s Bennet, from Hull; Two Eliza's. Moulton; Spring, Read ; fret!, Pack; aid :Mona, Thompf it, from Newlonotiland—At Figuera, Succ- I', —, from Newr..un.!l.,nd—At Denier ;ra. fon, IV,,:ad; and Diamond, —, from Africa—At A. fina, Jane, —; Allifttn, Thompfon ; and Bctfey, M Donaa from London ; Swift, —; and Alert, —, um Briftol ;At and Hor...tio, Lswfon, from Liverpool The Emerald frigate (convoy to the !aft horiewnrd-hound Leeward Wat.d fLet) put into Madeira in clarets 011 IL: IL:: of December fail The Hyena frigrte, with the flea under convoy or The Waft Indio, which failed from Portirnouth on the :Sth of N..iveniloa, were all well oil Ala kh a on the 12th of December !aft. A Fr,bc% r, of i 6 gum, bas berm .:.ut out of Dirac R0;4 , , brought into Ramfgau: Harbour. The Daion, M•Milian,frorii Tortola for Cy.le, has rut into New Provh:enee ulth damage. The Induitry, Mr.licwi, from Liverpool for Slips, is tw lb ea in u r, The SAly, Murphy, from Dublin for Park ate, is or. Clore ilea:- I-4)4lmA. The Little Catherine, Collins, from St. Therna,'s ,'or b.7s been &fated by the crew in Dightay Da?,....d i ,r,r, .1 will be lutt. 'file Minerva, Smith, from Wilmington for U.:a- a : wls :oft on the r 3th loft near Donaghatlie. The Mediator, Hill, coal•loaded, has funk in Sh!,..ld; having (truck on an anchor. The Occau, from New York for Aniacr.;at.i, on Qare near Ratagaie Koh err , and it 1. feared will he h,lt Tha Nereus, Brock's:ink ; Grenada, 1:0!: an: . Vino .^.t . Tr'. ton ; hl ry and bufa•m.dr, Clerk ; awl Ttaira Barc!.ty; failed front Yortfnunith on the Th, undr ar•v:,r r.t the Profelyte frigate, to the Welt Indict, have put into ALi'..ord. A Petty Seffions was lately hel I at , h• Town Hall, in Guildford, Surrey, which was attend; t more Gentlemen of property and rop.ctability than we ever remember to have leen air:ntblrd on Inch an occafion, is confequence of compla:nts having been prefered again(' certain Officers of the Fourteenth Regiment of Light Dragiaw, rdev quartered at Guildford, for (hooting, and hunting with a pack of harriers belonging to Or: 0-lieers of that Regiment, over the properties of Gentlemen in that neighbourhood, and not producing their certi ficates, and refuting to give their nar:cs when in pur fuit of game, having been duly requited fa to do-- The charge having been fully proved againfl two of the Officers, they were convicted in the 101 l penalty of the law, which, in confideration of the mote mo derate conduit of one of the gentlemeu, was miti gated to him. A good deal of explanation took place between the Lieut. Colonel commanding the Regi. ment, and the Magittrates on the Bench ; in which the Lieutenant Colonel avowed, that he had coun tenanced the eflablifhment of a regimental pack of hnucds, for the purpofe of diverting the Officers front their favourite, and, as he conceired, ntr,re ofrentive, purfnit of 'hooting ; from the gnitifica. tion of which he had been involved in Co much trouble and difpute with proprietors of lands ne.,h flouring the two IA quarters he had qui ted. e • Litute rant Colonel's reafoning on this p..int did not appear very fatisfadory to the Cruir, particularly as the experiment teemed to have fo entirely failed in produr;og the objeft propofed : and the Ch. , irnian, after adeiling the difcontinuanc , . of the tre'pa:i., lo much coniplaincd of. either with bour..is or I;tws, took occafion to call the attention of the Lietvenant- Colonel and the Regiment (every Officer of which were laid to be prefent), to the perfons who compel ed ,he Court; among whom he would fee the repre fentatives of Lord (inflow, Lord King, Sir Fred. Evelyn, and of almott every property inland within ten miles of Guildford.; whole fcntimeirs he was Pure he (poke, when he told the Lieutenant Colonel that they were unanimoufly reh'lved to ilibmit to n-) tr•efpafs or intrution of the nature that had been prac tiled, from which the law would prnteft them; and if any limilar were again attempted, they were de termined to enforce the utmoft rigour of the flames again(' the off-riders whatever alight be their r an k or fituation in life. J'