Star. — London, England, 1802-06-26 00:00:00

b LONDON. SATURDAY, JUNE 36. !'EtCti OF STOCKS THI:iDAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Cool°ls, fu Joiy 7ti ; MIK:S 74-4 p,r eLtat• ,p4-N-w 3 per CCIII• 10 41— Oranigrn 1, ;. Kull. PR!CE OF STOCKS Y.I.STERDAY : !link Smelt Imp. Ana 11 3-16 3-16 per Cent. Kell. 7411 Nth 5 per Cent. 4 rr Con. Mi Exchcq. Bills ts. to 11 pre. i per Cent. Aro. toili Otorthor i,1 1 ,*, preen. I. 41q Ann. 113-16 Englitis Tickets 171.81. 1 :1? 3 per Cent. 73+; Com'. for op. 76 7.51 i COURV. OP EXCHANGE. Amfterdam. sr , 17 sU. Cadiz isi Life& Ditto, at fight I, 14 Madrid 34 riper Pl•trrdam, lo i 8 IU. Ditto 36i die& Hvnburgh 33 31; U. Eilboa 36 cifedt. A:tona 33 4 U. Leghorn 31 Cadia 3 4. ill 1 ,, . 1 PeT Naples 44 ___ . . . fartb, i day's date, 23 is—Ditto s Uf. 24 Itourdeaux - Uf. 24 r liv. Venue, S9l Livrec Pieoli Fffettivi per 11. fterl Deism. June 22.-3 per Cent. Goy. Deb. 99 f. ncharge—Dublin on London tut. PARIS, JUNE 22. MINISTRY OF FOREIGN RELATIONS. Gcno4 47 Law 67 Oporto 67i Pa:crmo go peace pt/ oz. Dubl_n 12 The bufinefs in the Houfe of Commons is quite finned. All the votes for money, for the ex pcnces cf the Houfe, &c. which are ufual at the termination of the Set! on, are paned. The Houfe met this day, but only for the receiving of Mef rages from the Lords, and for attending when the Royal Agent is given to Bills. On Monday next liiS MAJESTY will, in perfon, prorogue the Parlia ment ; and on theday following it will be difiblved by Proclamation. Among the votes of money this &Mon, there was one lalt night in the Honk of Commons, of a rirgular kind. It was 17001. for the expenee of MSS. found at Herculaneum and Pompein. A few thoufand pounds judicionfly applied in objelts of this nature, would reflea honour upon the na tion. The fine arts have not obtained much pub. lic encouragement in England, whatever they may have derived from the wealth of individuals; yet a public encouragement operates far beyond its immediate extent, in the example it affords, and in the fafhion and the fpirit v•hicit it excites. It is inconceivable how many paltry jobs of paving &c. &c. exhaull toms, which, fmall in them !elves, might prove of infinite benefit to the arts that adorn, that in their effect improve and diffufe the ufeful manufactures by the charms of talk and elegance. We have received the Paris Journals of the 22d inft. It would appear, from a notice ;trued by the French Government, that tom.: fyftem has been mutually agreed upon between this Country and France refreeting Pafirports, to prevent the vifits orperfons whofe prefence might be difagreeable to either. No one can difapprove of the principle, but there should be no expence incurred by the parties who may with to vifit either country. Ob jeas of public utility should not be made a fource of emolument to Secretaries and Clerks, at the ex pence of private individuals. The plague has made its appearance at Con flantinople, and in Egypt. The Britith troops, which were in Rofetta and Alexandria, have quit ted thefe cities, and are encamped in the fields to avoid the contagion. A falso has at !aft beenfiteed for the troubles in the new Kingdom of Etruria. The Qecn is to ell in the Councils. The people in Bavaria teem determined not to part with their holy-days. When it is confidered that the labouring clafs five, and yet enjoy holy. days, and that they would hit live were they abo lifhed,it will nut appear furprifing that they fhould demur to an increafe of the number of labouring days. It requires no great degree of fagacity in them to fee what would eventually become of the heat of their increafed labour ! Norics.—Pcrfons who intend to vifit England are informed, that to rave every kind of difagree.. rant anal delay in their journey, it is indifpenfably neceltiry that their polfports &mild be feen by Mr. Mk ititY, the Milliner Plenipotentiary of his britannie Majelly to the French Republic.—(Mo miteur.) The Arcbbiff►op of Paris yeflerday performed maff at the Palace of the nuilleries. The three Confuls were prcfent. Immediately after the gof- Pd. the Cardinal Legate, as Archbifhop of Mi lan, the Archbifhop of Bourdeaux, and the Bi ihops of Amiens, Mans, Limoges, Liege, Namur, and Ajaccio, took the oath of fidelity before the F►Rsr CONSUL.--Flye per Cents. 54 1. 35 C• FLORENCE, JUNE 2.—The KING has publifhed the following AR, of his own proper will His Ma)11ST11 willing to give a ftriking teftimony of diem for the rare qualities by which the maim of the QCCN is dif tinguilhed, and being defiruus that fie may contribute to the welfare of his beloved fubjedts, by bciug enabled to unite her °Orion to that of his Majcfty in the decifion of Legifiative as well as Adminißrative Affair!, of whatever nature they may be, has refolved to order that the Q2cen, in future, (hall be Prefern and Mart as the Ordinary Councils of each week, and alto be informed of all affair, which, by their imputtance, may require a determtnation earlier than the periods of the regular Council, —Done this ad of June, elks. Roma, MAY 30.--The King of Sardinia arrived here on the aad in the evening, with his whole fuite ; he was efcorted by a detachment of Ponti• na, where every preparation had been made to re ceive him, and 'where a guard of honour attended with their colours difplayed, and drums beating. Next day his Majefly repaired to the Q2irinal Palace, where the whole Secret Chamber were attembled, and where he was received by his Ho linefs with every demonftration of the tendereß friendfhip. The day after, his Holinefs returned the vita to his Majefly. Scarcely had the Holy Father alighted from his carriage, when his Majef ty attempted to AO his f ret, but his Holinefs railed him up, and battened with him into his apartment, where he had a long converfation with his Majefty. CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY .o. — The plague con tinues its ravages at Smyrna ; it has begun alto to manifeft itfelf in this city. According to the laft intelligence from Egypt, that country is infected alto. The Englifh troops, to fecure themfelves from it, have been obliged to evacuate Rofetta and Alexandria : they are now encamped at fome dif tance from thefe places. In regard to the politi cal fituation of Egypt, it apl.ears to be hill the fame. Two flags of truce, vihich were employed in carrying home French prifoners of war, arrived at Smyrna—they have brought back rich cargoes. A Swedifh frigate is expected alfo in that port. The rebel Os MAN Pacha has again advanced towards Adrianople with a confiderable force, but the new Beglier-bey of Rome:i y ALP Pacha, has oppofed to him a vigorous refillance. He has al ready beaten him in feveral engagements; he has alio been able to detach tram the party of the in furgents a great number of Albanefe, who bad joined them. At. Rates, that the meafures he has taken for infuring flirty on the roads, have anfwer ed his expeaations. A numerous band of brigands had alrembled alto in Macedonia, and were prepar ing to plunder the rich convents of the Greeks, fituated on Mount Athos, but a Lieutenant Pacha of Salonica having let out in purfuit of them, they were totally difperfed. MUNICH, JUNI 2.—Fanaticifm, in its fury againil the falutary reforms of our Eleaor, has lately been the necarion of a bloody fcene. A pro ceffion, conduaed by the Ex.Jefisit ScHMIDT, was returning from a pilgrimage without the town, when fome journeymen, women, and other per tons of ire lower clafs, who formed part of the proceflion, committed various irregularities by ringing the bells, &c. contrary to the exprefs or ders of the police, and of thofe even who were at the head of the precetlion. The Infpeaor of the Police, having attempted to put a flop to thefe tumultuous fcenes, was maltreated, and a work man threw a Rene at the Officer of the Guard.— This man was cut down with fabres and a combat took place, in which the bearer of the cress made ufe of that facred tip to ftrike thofe who oppofed his march, crying out, " It is for the caufe of religion?" Neat day the journeymen made an agreement among themfelves not to work until all the feflivals and procellions, abnlilhed by Govern ment in concert with the Holy See, thould be re eflabliffied. They afrembled in bands of 50 or too perfons, and paraded the fireets. The Eleaor, accompanied by only one dometlic, rode through the city on horfeback, and exhorted the elderly people to retire peaceably, and to perfuade the ref to do the fame; but this exhortation was attended only with a momentary fuccefs. The Prince then ordered the garrifor. out under arms, canted thefe fanatic bands to be furrounded, and to be conduet. el to the riding-houte, at the entrance to which he ordered cannon, loaded with grape.thot, to be planted. Next day thofe who promifed to return to their duty were let at liberty ; 'but the chiefs were detaincd, that they might be punished ac cording to their defers. The good citizens made a collation for the foldiers, who had been molt infrumental in relloring good order, and e xpreired their fatisfaition to the Elector on account ofhis con duet. While the populace ofthis country are thu s fig nali zing their fanaticifm, a part of the regular Clergy are already following the impulfe of the progrefs of knowledge ; and the Prelate and Conventuals of Saint-Wit, have themfelves requefled that their Convent may be diffolved, and that they may be transferred to the fecular Clergy.—" We obferve," fay they in their addrefs to the Elector " that Monachal inflitutions are not fuited to the en lightened genius of the prefent century ; and we are perfuaded that we (hall be more ufeful in other functions." On the clofe of the Poll yefterday for Bridge- Matter, the numbers Rood as follows : Mr. Marriott 876 Mr. Ycoward 829 Mr. Gaiabin 1368 IRISH LOAN.—Yelierday, at two o'clock, a fe cond Meeting of the Subfcribers to the Irifh Loan, and Holders of Irifh Omnium, was held at Tom's ' Coffee-houte, in Cornhill, to take into confidera tion a letter which had been received from Mefrrs. BARROW ES and Co. in anfwer to one fent by Mal's. Rotwers, Evikixx, and GOLDSMID, in confe (pence of the Refolulion of the fit a Meeting, re-; ipeaing the matter in difinue between them and the Sublcribers. It appeared to the Meeting, th.it the prelim Loan had been conduBed on principles exa&ly the fame ac had been followed in that of, 800, and that Mefirs. Boxgowts and Co. had ex plained the matter in difpute to the fatisfaaion of , „,. SPORTLVG INTELLIGENCE. NEWCASTLE RACES, TUESDAY, JUNE at. The King's Plate, fnr syr olds, rod. Three mile heists. I.d Strathmore- -+h. b. - j i Mr. Curnrorth'h b. b Wrefl.ler - - - a dr ASCOT-HEATH, WEDNESDAY, JUNI.. 23. NO RAC; THURSDAY, JUN! 24. A Plate of 501. for Huntfmen, Yeomen. Prickers, and Keepers of Windfor Pored and Great I'atk, for Honks, &c. carrying 12ft. each. Mr. Golden's Whip (late Midnight), - a a Mr. Sharp's b. g. Staghunter - - - 1 2 A Handicap Plate of Sol. for 4,5, 6 yr olds, and aged horfes. His R. H. the Princ e orWales's b. c.by Fidget,4 yrs old. 811. 61h. - - - a a Mr. Harries Gig. 5 yrs old, Mt. 61b. - - 3 2 Mr. Durand's by Buzzard, out of Tulip, 4 yrs, 81t. 2 dr Mr. Waley's Friday, 4 yra old, Bft. - - dr Mr. Hewing 's Pugililt, brother to Sir Sidney, 4 yrs old, Bft. 31b. - - dr Captain Hatton's c. h. Brighton,by Volunteer, 3 yrs old, soft. - - - - dr FRIDAY, Just 25. A Plate of 301. for 3 yr olds. Sir C. Banbury's Julia, by Whilkcy - I I Mr. Winley's Gulliver - • 3 2 Mr. Ladbruk,:'s e. by Precipitate • - - sdr Ld Egremont's Amazon - - dr There was another Plate run for after the above; and three horfes were entered for the Handicap Plate for this day (Saturday). The ROYAL FAMIY again went to Arcot Races on Thurfday. The PRINCE of WALES and a nu merous company were alto prefent. The Duke of YORK was in town on Wines, but he went to Oatlands to dinner. On his way to towel from Arcot Races on Thurfday the PRINCE of WALES dined with the Duke of YoR it at Oatlands ; and a large party of Gentlemen of the turf, from Alcot alfo, had the honour to be of the party. Among others prefent were, Lord CLERMONT, SirCHARLES Byway's, Sir F. STANDISH, MIiNORTOX, and Colonel MONTGOMERY. Lord Hirrcnixsox, it is laid, when he receives his MAissyv's permitlion to wear the Order of the Crefcent, is to apply for the Officers who re ceived medals from the Sultan SELIM for their fer vices in Egypt, under his command, for leave to wear them alto. The two new Deans are Drs. VINCENT and GoonsNovoH, the &It of Weaminfter, the other of Rochelter. By their Promotion fevc:•4l good things fall into tl , e Crown. The Hon. and Rtv. Mr. WELL6SLEY fuereeds to the Prehcnd of Welt- mintier, and Mr. CHAMPICNY to the Canonry of Windfor ; the great Living of FLinwortb goes to Mr. HOOK, and the other Prebend of Wettminfter to Mr. IRE LAND. Mr. SHERIDAN has left town for Stafford, in order to look after his elation interells. Lord CAMILLFORD has not difpofed of his inter& at Old Sarum, as has been generally reported and believed. Colonel Maltz Wool), as well as feveral other Borough Purchafer% are likely to fpend a great deal more money before they fecute their returns to Parliament. Lady Jsassy has dexteroufly contrived it, after all, that the hand of the role heirefs to the immenfe fortune bequeathed by the late Mr. CHILD, the Banker, Ilia be mat►imonially accepted by her fon, Lord VILLIERs, for value received three mouths ,ilier date! Mr. PANTON has entered a Colt for the next Meeting, at Newmarket, which is very appropri- . ately named Bufr," out of Kifs my Lady." At the fame time Annyiell is matched againit tic /i/k. THRATRE ROTAL, COVENT GARDEN —The fea• fon at this Theatre was kit night doled. Mr. Law's, in a fhort fpeech, addretfed the audience, thanked them for the very ample (hare of patron age which the proprietors had experienced, and txpreiTed in his own name and that of the reft of the performers, gratitude for the kindnefs, indul gence, and favour, which they had at all times experienced.—The late feafon has, we believe, been one of the moft fuccefsful ever known at this Theatre. The Little Theatre in the Haymarket opened yefterday evening with COLMAN'S Heir at Law, which was followed by the Review. FIT. AT RANLLAGH.—The Ball and Supper at this place lalt night in honour of the Peace were of the molt fplentiid and fumptuous defcription, and the company confided of the very first dais of the Nobility and Gentry: A more refpet!lable or gratifying fcene it is fcarcely pollible to conceive. Between eleven and twelve o'clock, a Night Bal loon, conftrkted by M. GAKN ERIN for the occa lion, .afcended with the molt happy effea, and the artificial Lome?, was one of the molt brilliant and ingenious difplays ever witneffcd in this or any other country. _ _ A guard of TOO foldiers of the Coldllream re giment were Rationed around the gardens, and on the lawn, in the front of Ranelagh-houfe, to pre vent improper perfhns from obits uning the com pany in getting out of their carriages. Boodle's room was the room for the promenade and dan cing, and the company (upped in the Rotunda, the fame axon Boodle's night. CRICKET.—On Thttrfday was played a grand match of Cricket, at the New Ground, at Hum merton, between eleven Gentlemen of the Horn merton Club, and ele:•en Gentlemen of the Satur day's Montpelier Chub, for 500 guineas, which was won by the latter, by three wickets. An embarrat took place yefterday evening in the Strand. by the entanglement of a coal-cart and a hackney-coach. The Driver of the Mari Diamnds was inclined to be riotous, but at length was con vinced that he was in the wrong, by fevcral ford bk arguments of the Hackney Coachman, who proved to be the celebrated Plcot FlRE.—Latt night a dreadful fire bloke out in an oil limp in St. Giles's, occalioned, as we are In. formed, by the explofion of lime gun powder in the cellar ; in a (bort time the premilis were en ti t ely dell royed,but the arrival of cnsinespreveated NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. S. E. DV I. Puldt.o, z Waterford, o Dutch, • French, O Hamburgh, PORTSMOUTH, JUNE as. This day arrived the CHICHESTR, of 44 guns, from Sher: tiers : alfo the American fhip Delaware, W. Davison, from Philadelph;a, bound to and has failed for Antwerp. Sailed the MtIVC, WILLIAMS ' for Poole; and the Role, BUTTON, for Plymouth. Came into harbour the Wasp (loop of war. The brig Charlotte, Captain jAm is Mama, will fail to-morrow fur Barcelona. AILRITIII) YAP.MOU l'H, JUNE is. Yefierday arrived his Majefly's frigate AMAZON, Captain SAMUEL. SVTTON, from all St ;Cll. Sailtd the DRIVER (loop of war, Captain FAME, on a cruite after fmugglers ; the William. Capt. GE 1M RS, and Tiber, Capt, W l..coclC, for Pil:ao ; and Mary, HURDLE, for Cadiz. Arrived the J.utrec, CAR I FR, from Rotterdam, withgonds and pairenget s; and :h.: General Hutchinfon, Timm as, from Co: k, with yarn. No packet has yet arrived from Cuxhaven. Wind N. E. FROM LLOYD's LTST. DEAL. JUNE 35.—Arrived and faikd for the River the Ad- Gardner, Bradford, any the Nutting:l4in, Barfott, Cron Ch:ll::.—Wind S. W. GRAVESEND, JL•se 25.---Pafrcd by the Ann, Stewart, from Bengal; Cygnct, jo.irs, from Cork; Fame, Conway, from &haft ; Nancy, Watts, from Damzick ; Diana, Purcell, from Dublin ; Lucinda, from 111cocil ; Sufan and Polly, —, Locu 1 lane ; Erunfwiek, S'aaw; Alonzo, Ford; Flora, Ritchie, and Nun, Greig, horn Jarmilea.—SaiLd the Calypfo, for Rotterdam i aad ate jonFte Engtliva, —, for St,Valery. ARRIVED. In the Downs—Fame, Conway; and Hibernia, Coughey, from &Raft ; New Draper, Hughes, from Newry; Diana, Parcell, from Dublin ; Neptune, Moore, from Martinique; and Jofeph, Humphries, from the South Stn. At Poi ulti.oith—Northern Liberties, —, from Charlcf ton ; Trojan, Mann, from Martinique; and New Grove,--., front Jamaica. At Br:aol—Pilgrim, Phillips, from t. Kitts: Nautilus, Duncan, front Tobago; Ruth, —; ar.d Atlas. 5at.....5, from Barbacta s; and Hero, Pinkham, Irons Wilmington. At Dartmouth—Gladiator, Skinner, from Bolton. At I.iverpool--Thomas, Crafhorne, from Stirinam. . At Langiton—l lawke, Caner, from St. Martin's; and Lan caller. —, from hientel. At Havre—China, Keer, from Batavia. At !rant Charkftoti. At Belfait—Succer.. J.:pple, from Peer :burgh; and Elea. nora, front DaLtric. Yellerday, :it Portfmouth, a man was flogged through the fleet. Captain CoLtat r-r is appointed to the command of his Majetly's Chip the GLATTON, of 54 guns flue has undergone a thorough repair at Chadian), and is detlind to carry out naval Rores to'New South Wales, and to (hip from thence fome of the timber from that colony, to afcertain to what ufe lid purples it m.ty be uprlied in the dock-yards of Great Britain. The Honourable Earl India Company's (hip the GANCFS, Captain A Lt. X: iNDEIL GRAY, arrived at Macao on the t ti of January halt, having lett Bom bay on the 16;h of September. whither (he laft went f'r repairs. She has had ten riders fixed in her hold ; her bends doubled with four inch teak plank ; her bottom thoroughly caulked and (heath ed ; (he has alt . () been new coppered. EAST INDI F.S.—A letter from an Officer in the Army, under the command of Colonel Aostsw, dated Trinchinopoly, Nov. 15, 1781, lays, " The army employed againft the Polygar Chief in the Marawa diftri6l, having on the 3011: of Sept. been formed into three divilionc, that under the com mand of Lieutenant-Colonel Sexy, of the 77th re giment, had to attack the road leading to the enemy's capital, Calicoil, where our whole army had before been foiled for a month. The divilion matched all night, and early in the morning to..k the enemy by furprize, charged them at a fall run nearly two miles, right into the town, and com pletely beat and difperfed them before the arrival of the other troops. The leaders were taken and executed, which put an end to the infurreftion in the Marawa country." While the Commitment of a tootorhuz Felon was figning lately at Police Office, the Hero very coolly obferved, " that he felt quite ex:flied at giv ing the Magiftratesfo much trouble!" Laft week the heritable office of Ufher or Door keeper in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, which belonged to the late Lord Bata.s.NOßN, was expofed to public fale, at the 'mkt price of 4791. There were no lets than 45 offers, and it went off at 13701. Laft Sunday, the Rev. Dr. Vitcry preached in behalf of the HUMANE soCIETY, to a very nume rous and genteel congregation at Southampton.— The MAYOR and Corporation, as a token of mined to the Preacher, attended officially ; many of the Dili - enters, en this benevolent eccafion, like wife came to Church. A young man, rellored to life by HENRY CORREN, Erg. Medical Atlittant, atten ded Divine Service : he was much affected, and his feelings procured him a kind isecuoirry notice. The animated difcourfe was produeive 0f551.85.6d. betides annual lublcriptions. This evening, by particular and unexpected defire, the prefent performances at 11,,! Itorat. CIRCVS will he continued, but moll afTiircilly the laft time ; as on Monday next an entire new fplendid comic Pantomime, with new Mulic, Sce nery, M-ichinery, Dreffes and Decorations, called the G,/dit Farmer or liorirrin Ploushloy, will be 2 ofitively produced, in which Mr. BYRNE, f r om the Theatre Royal, Drorylane, make.his firtt appearance on this nage in the chAraFter of Har e &win. Cola thisie Airs. Wiraaoir.