Star. — London, England, 1801-07-06 00:00:00

r ye s ea Wirt him/ever that the negotiation has iriehin thefts . taw clays received an accefilon qf v igour which teensr to prove that one at leaft of the parties in eanieft in the bufinefs. There Journals elto mention the peace concluded between Spain and Portugal; lint fay nothing of ' the conditions impothd Ipon the liitthr. The Kurt:, Queen, and . Princaftes EittAISZTH, Agouti - a and HART, aftit dinner On Friday, on their arriving at Gloucefter Lodge, Weymouth, walked on the Efplanade, accompanied by the Earl and Coun tefs of Ile se roe s,andditletter,Generals )1111146RS and GARTH,MajorDissaci*.Cid. Cetus-- WRIGHT, and Captains Bowan, CLAIMS ind Pa. OCT.• In the evening the whole town wars brilli antly illuminated. Col. MANNINGH•ief Caihp, )(r. Svactes Hotel, and the Circulating Libniry in particular: a number of beautiful Are.worke were let off: their Majefties expreffed themfelves highly gratified with the loyalty evinced by the in habitants. Saturday morning his Majefty, before eight O'clock, walked about the town, and viewed fome of the dew buildings near the turnpike. After brea raft the Kim° and his attendants rode to the'carop on the Doer-heart road, to infpea the North Devon Wide, and proceeded to Radipole, where the kegiments of Huffars and Artillery are Rationed. H i * Majeftyba his return to Weymouth Celtic in fpeaed the terldhire Militia, and afterwards Co lonel hfamiteonast's corps. His Majefty and Mee returned at three in the afternoon, to the Lodge; to dinnet. Yelterday morning Mr. Cox, the meffenger, ar rived at Lord Name issuer's Office, with dif patches froth the Codrt of Vienna, and alto Mr. Couavoiste ua, froth Berlin. The Panics of Wacas gave a Grand Dinner, at Carleton }route, on Saturday, to the Irifh No bility.: Lord Mores was prefeth, and alfo 4o Irifh Gentlemen, moftly Members Of Parliament. The DtUisefs of Devi:tan:me gave her public Breakfaft on Saturday at Chifwick. The weftern toad from London, about two o'clock; difplayed a grand cavalcade; and, about three., a vaft con. enurfe of the gay world appeared on the lawn, where there was an admirable band of rnufic te *clam! the*. At four o'clock, the company tat down to a very fumptuous breakfaft. The gal. Very, the. ballroom, the anti-chamber, the Duke's hreakfaft-epom.and feveral other apartments, were furnifbed with the choiceft viands of the feafon. At five o'clock, the country dances commenced upon the lawn, where the vifitors tripped on the light fantaftic toe. The cedar trees, plate cd by the late Earl of Bristunoroa, the friend of Pore and the Mules, afforded a Shade to the merry dan cers, who rejoiced in the rural recreation. At tine o'clott thitfeftive meeting began to adjourn; and it ten the company had entirely left the de lightful fcene of hofpitality and merriment. The Marquis of HUNTLEY, officiating as De puty Grand Mailer of Scotland, on Tuefday laid the firft Rout of the intended bridge over the Spey, at Fochabers. SatuedertbaDart,letter of marque failed from the /titer for Malta and Egypt; the took' out a large wail from the Poft Mee ; and Should the wind continue from the Weftward, another bag will be fent from the Ship Letter Office, to meet her in the Downs. A ref table houfe in Liverpool have received a letter from Venice, dated June 3d, which con tains the following pelage : u An Englifh frigate arrived here yefterday, and the Captain lays, that the French in Alexandria had offered to capitu late." On Thurfday the Troops in Cokhefter Bat tacks amounting to itsoo men, Guards sad Mi litia, detachments of the 3d Dragoon Guards, 13th Light Dragoons, Horfe and Foot Artillery, -Ind a grand field day and a fham fight, on Box tad Heath, in which great pretifion and Military Ikill were exhibited. The Leitrim Regiment of Militia, whole gallant offer to ferve in Egypt, &c. whets the account of General AninCRONIIY'S landing and battle of the Bth reached Dublin, was lag week infpolled by Major General Sir Ca/Limes Ross, Bart. The fecond battalion of the s sth foot, com manded- by Lientenant-C-olonel Lord Stec/4'R, now on Dublin duty, have volunteered their ler 'vices, with their prefent officers, (during the time they are embodied), to any part of the world. The 16th regiment have volunteered to ferve in any part of the world. The 56th (or Pompadour) .regiment of foot, whole fervices were limited to Europe, have Iv, lunteered to, ferve with their alters in any quer -ter of the globe. The Princes CWAILLOTTIt of vitimss's reiment of Fencibles , now. liationed at Chapelizo d, near Dublin, unanirnotally volunteered, on the t 41 inft. to ferve wherever h 4 Majefty might be pleated to order them. On Tqefday morning left, a duel took place on the low grounds at Irifh town, near Dubliq, be tween Captain O'D. (fon of Sir N. O'D. Bart.) and a Mr. M'K. They fired together, and the lat- , to named gentleman received his adverfary's ball above the cup-bone of the knee..-on which the coeds very properly interfered, and gencroully accommodated differences. _AlltWednefday morning two privates of the York Malltrs were that en Bincomb-down, near Wey • akildb put-Runt to the lenience of a court martial, for defertion; and cutttng a boat out of the bar ' "tour, with intent to go to France, but by miftake '• they landed at Guernfey, and were fecund. All •the regiments, both in camp and barracks, were drawn up, viz. the Scotch Greya, the Rifle corps, the Stafford Berk', and North Devon Militia. — They came on the ground in a mourning coach, attended by two priefts ; after marching along the er front of th e lin e , th e y returned to the centre, they !pent about twenty minutes in prayer, and were fbot at by a guard of twenty-four men they dropped inftently, and expired without a The men wheeled in feilioss, and marched t r y? a tl: bodies in flow time. / CORN-MARKETS. At Mark Lane this morning there was Si riff of sos. on Wheats; and few good famples at market.- oats had a very brilk Pale, and prices looking up. -For Flour i t Ss. was.afked, but none fold higher' than 5 cos. Other articles as LAI week. Wheat, 3 sos. to 5342. Dantziek Wheat, 5545. to 5645. Red Wheat, 1321. to 1375. Rye, sos. to 6os. White Peale. 6os. to 755. Grey Peafe, 425. to sos. Short Small Oats, 355. to 435, 6d. Fine ditto, 325. to 451. Shall Beans, sos. to 565. Tick ditto, 445. to 595. Malt, sos. to 751. Price of Flour, t lot. paieei bs IMAM, AT Tit rectownici Ligligie;',,-Witeet rads. od. to 16ae.641. HT Quarter. ijs. od. to 6os. cd. Bouts 4os. od to la. od. Oats sal. I to 435. ed. Peale 455. od to oos. od. Negrito 011.AWheada. 1108. Od. to 15135. okper Quarter. • Barley 365. od. to 67sasd. Beans 6os. od to 665. od. • Oats s6s. od. to 44s od. I Peat* 3os. od. to 6os. od. ~ H t -Wheat tini od to 16os od per %moor. Barley oos od to oosod I Beans jos od to 61s od *Ms to od 44a od. Peale cos od to ore od BAstatosiro ca.-What its. od to rids per Quarter. Barley 342 od to toot od &OA 4is od so ars od Oats aSs od •4se od eek 464 di to 6os od PROM THR LONDON oazrf+s, SATURDAY, JULY 4. Average price of Corn ht lingliiiicand Wiles, from the Re turns ending the syth of jun, tint. Wheat. Rye. Barley. t Oats. I Baits. I Peek. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. e d. 4L ' tip t 65 a 71 o 17 6 6t 6 .yo It= vices of Parelga orn, by Which the Betinty on lot on is insisted, the week ending the syth of lune. Wheat. I Rye. Barley. Osta. e l Beans. ?earn. s. d. s. d. s. 1. d. d. s, d. toy .0 0 40 0 2.6 o • as The average PHee 'of Sugar, return hem the Rettums made in the week ending the zit of july. tBot, Is elk Sid. per hundred weight. The laft week's importation of Wheat was con fined to 7523 quarters; of Oats there were 20,304 quarters; about moo quarters of Rye ; 4000 cwt. of Rice ; and Soo of Wheat Flour. Rice has rifen in price nearly 4s. per cwt. within a few days; the bell new Carolina fells at 3os. A few weeks will bring many thoufand cwt. to the market, and there is, in fall, more in the country at prefent than at any former period, -fo that the dealers. who now flint the fopply, in order to en hance its price, will probably fuller by the (pecu lation. Refined Sugars felt a general deprelflon during the laft week, but raw articles held their prices, though of heavy Pale. Teas, with the exception of belt Souchong, are cheaper. At the Coal Exchange, on Friday, the bell Coals (Wall's End) ibld at 4ts. per chaldron. The price of flour in America has, in .confe quence of the great demand, rites to 13 dollars per barrel ; fo abundant Was the laR harvell, that the farmers did not calculate to receive more than five dollars per barrel. The audience at the Opera were much alarmed on Saturday night by an appearance of fire, which had caught the drop curtain, as it was let down, by its linking the fide lamps of the •fiage. The lower part of the curtain was in flames, when one of the Scene-fhifters, with great pretence of mind, climbed up one of the ropes attached to the cur tain, and tort off the part on fire, vilhiels falling an the Rage, was foon extinguifbed. The audience were about to leave the Honfe in the bell manner they could get away, when Mr. KiLLY came forward to allure them that all was fife, and the ballet then proceeded without inter. !a ton. Wednefday afternoon, during the tremencioni thunder-Rorm, the lightning (truck the dwelling houfe of Mr. HtLi., of Markfbury (fie-miles from Bath), and in a fhort time reduced it to allies. Mrs. Hilt., with her infant, about three months old, and her filler-in-law, were the only perfons then in the houfe; and they had previoully bolted the doors and doled the window-lhutters, through fear of the lightning, when, in an inftant, fome (tones fell down the chimney, attended with (parks of fire, emitting a Rrong and fulphntous The filler-in-law was buck lifelefs to the ground; on examination of her body afterwards, the only marks of injury that appeared, were fome livid (pots on the neck and (boulders; the was Rending with her back towards the fire-place at the time of the accident. Mrs. HILL, who fat dole by her, fled with her child into an adjoining room, and remained in a Rate nearly of linperaetion, until the neighbours, drawn by the cries of fire uttered by a few who law it, *trembled in great numbers, and having forced open the doors, relieved the poor woman and her child, uninjured, from their horrid fituatioc; both of whom, but for this timely effort, mull in a (bort time have fallen a fa crifice to the flames. which were fo rapid in their progrefs, norwithßanding a heavy fhower of rain, that a fmall part only of the furniture could be preferred. Mrs. HiLL has 101 l nearly all her clothes, and we have farther to lament the lofs of a confaderable rum in bank notes, which Mr. HILL had depofited in one of the bed rooms, the fame morning. The thatch of the houfe having been mach dried by the late warm weather ferved to accelerate the deftrullitin of the premifes. On the eaR of the honfe, and at a diflance of not more than twelve feet, there Rood a long building corLfilling of a barn, liable, &c. and which, like the dwelling. haute, was covered with thatch; this was preferv ed by the exertions of the people, though large flakes of flaming Rraw were frequently carried upon it from the honk. There was alto a large hay-rick not more than five feet from the well end of the book, which was alto fortunately preferred. The premifes were not infored. A man and boy were Bruck down by the light ning at Blofield, in Norfolk, on Wednefday laR, hut foon recovered ; the rain fell in great torrents, yet happily no injury WO doom $l.O teen. • NAUTICAL INTELLICENCs. MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind E. S.E. • OUR ARRIVIED z Harnburgh a Dublin a Waterford z Donnaghadee l 1 I FALMOUTH, JULY 3. Great apprehenfions are entertained here for the fafety of the PRINCE ADOLPHUS Packet, which is confidered as due fome time from Lifbon, and when the lafi accounts were received from that Port, feveral Privateers were cruizing near the Rock. YARMOUTH, JULY s. Yefterday morning fittli4 tNe GLarrou man of war, for the Nora; and she Paoli:flocs cutter, with her convoy.—Yellerday evening arrived the PRINCE of WaLss Packet, Captain SUTTON, with Mails; the Pallingers by the above were General BICZ D and fuite,Mars. Pe rt. tr a. Sti Isnot m, - Mt Lssa, and Mr. Cox and Cousvoissua, Main gers, with Difpatches.—Sailed this morning the PRINCt bf Waiss Packet, Captain Maus, with Mails, and Mr. Diets &snow, M. P. Mart. BLAIN* roan and fuite, Ruansaoca and fuite, Mr. KIN t, Courier, for Berlin, and feveral Foreigners, Paf fengers, for Ctbthaven. PLYMOUTH, JULY 4. Came in the French hoop Julie, laden with tar, turpentine, and rozin, taken about ten days ago by his Majeay's (hip &roma, of ;8 guns, captain Potaza; alto the EARL Sr. Viacasr, of ;gloms, fronsa cruize; and the Status, of 36 guns, Capt. Sum, from the weftward. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 5. Arrived the B from a cruif from the Downs, the following outward bound Eaft Indiamen, viz. UPTON CAVILS, ELIZAIRTH, and•SHILIY CASTLI. Sailed the RADIALS& cut ter on a crnife. Pafed by the Cos arms,- frigate, with the Oporto convoy. This forenoon the fke leton of the 45th regiment of foot difembarked from the trAnfports arrived from the Weil Indies, mentioned in a former STAR. This corps went out rut° lirong, of which number about yo are re turned to their native foil 1 Thefe tranfports alfo brought home remnants of fix companies belong. ing to the loth, and about yoopriTaners of colour. SHEERNESS, JUNE s. Arrived the hisrscroit floop, Captain Sams- Lay, and the HART hired fhip from Yarmouth, likewife, the Ds ROTTIR of 68 guns, Capt. PAr. TON, and the Vatirrita frigate of 44. guns, from Chatham. The Sossaav and his will be paid to-morrow, and will fail immediately. An ex pels arrived yellerday, to get all the ;hips manned as•quick as polEble that are ready for fea: all mer chant and other vefrels that pars are overhauled, and every tailor fit for his Majefly's fervice is preffed, no rell)ett being paid to proteetions.— Sailed from Queenbro' Swale, where fhe has lain upwards of fix, months, the Sufannah Merchant brig, Captain RosseTs, from Liverpool, laden with film, coffee, and pimento, tothe Great Nore, to fail with the convoy for Hamburgh.—Lafi night a oobble belonging tq a filling fmack with one man and two boys in it, was upfet oppofite the Mimi, hired (hip in the Harbour, but by timely affiflance 'with the boats from the thios, their lives were preferved.—Wind S.W. blows hard. TORBAY, JULY 4. Arrived yefterday evening after the departure of the poll, his Majefly's !hip le lusts, Sir ED- I/Ile Lidos, from the Downs; alfo the fbip Nancy, Camraitt, from North Carolina, bound to London.—By this veffel we learn, that a fleet was Acting out in Hampton Roads, definition not publicly known, but believed to be only intended of a proteaion to American veffels, againli any depredations that may be attempted by the Algtrines. --- FROM LLOYD'. LIST. The Wentworth, D , from Briflol to Ma. deira sad Dominica, is taken and carried into Gna. daloupe. '. The Union, Scott, from London to Martinique, is taken and carried into Guadaloupe. Ds ILL, t/LT 5. —AI-rived the CONSTANCE frig ate, with the fl eet from Oporto, which are faile d for the ithier. The grin armed cutter, has made fignal of convoy for the Oporto (hips to Yarmouth Roads. Wind S. W. GRARISIND, JO LT s.—Pared by, the Green which, —, from Venice ; Pointer, M from Lion ; Elbe,--, from Harnburgh ; Gre nada, RICHARDSON ; Thames, ODD ; Fosse, WIL . RON ; and Comets, —, from Demerara ; Juf. &ea, —; Echo, RANDALL • and Aftive. —, ikon Martinique ; Miriam, Hlavar ; and Pomo. .Majoa, from Surinam ; bablin. Di zoo ; amt 'us, AOTNOILN, from St. Kites I Ranger, Rea wan, from St. Lucia; Martha, MALL from Bar bodoes ; Maryland, Tawas Tv, from P hiladelphia; Charlotte, BoLLsRD ; and Nyfrns, Aunts, from Dominique.--Sailed the Nancy, for Virgi nia; Dart, CH ITT/ T, for Malta; Ein;ilas, --, i for Baltimore; and Lag Solonson. Hawsrr, for Hambnrgh. FROM THE LONDON GAZEITF, JOLT 4, taststastvr-orrsci, JULY Copy of a Letter from Captain Moons. Commander of hie Mejcfty's Odp CONSTANCI, to Even Notarial, Lfq. dated off Vigo, the 7th Jane, :Vol. Sir—l beg you will acquaint piy Los* Corn. minioners of the Admiralty thaf I captured this morning the Spani(ts lugger privateer Venture, of two fixteen-pounders, and twenty-feven men. (Si e ved) Z•CH•RT MUDGS... Copy hues M of . a o thiperrerrawaa7tol2.mailanalt, of • off Vigo, Jane , 180 z. Sir—l beg you to acquaint my Lords Comma'. . Goners of the Admiralty, that at noon I fell in with and captured his Catholic MaJefly's cutter, Al Duides, of eight guns, and 69 men, having left Vigo in the morning, bound with difpatches fur the Havannah, which were thrown overboard dur ing the chace. (Signed) z. mown. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The crew of the hired cutter Nit s, for the cap. ture of the French brig le Prothee, will be paid their tepee/ye proportions of Paid prize, at the office of Mr. E. Locorsa, in Plymouth, on the toth inflant. ".• The crew of the Daises floop of war, for the capture of the Ceres, and re-capture of the Wil. liam, will be paid their proportions of the proceeds of Paid capture and re capture, on the arrival of Paid (loop at Plymouth. — _ _ of -..,.- , 1 The crew A the Fled:Mß° frigate, for the cap. tore of the French frigate la Venus, will be paid • their refpedive proportions for the hull and Korea of faid frigate, and goods on board her, at Ply mouth, this day. Azazawnsa Famine, Efq. is appointed to the command of the 131111SCIIIIMIR, at Chatham, one of the (hips taken by Vice-Admiral MITCH ILL; and Captain WALKER, who commanded the Isis in the engagement off Copenhagen, is appointed to the T , a very fine new frigate of 36 guns, kat launched from the Yard of Mr. Baserozzy, at Trinibury, near Rochefter. Captain J auss STEPHENSON, of his Majetty's troop (hip EOILOPIL, is appointed to theAratcasna frigat‘eaptured from the French by the Prase, Capt. &allow, in the Mediterranean. The Dutch frigates in his Majefty's fervice, and commanded by Dutch Offitlers, are placed under the Orders of Admiral Lord GARDNER, Com mander in Chief at Cork. Arrived Jane 29, at Belfaft, the brig Ohio, in 36 days from Philadelphia, with aooolairrels In. • 'an corn and rye-meal on Government account. Extra& of a Letter from Aberdeen, dated 29th June, zBol.- 4 . Having to-day been on board, in our bay, the (hip Brothasi,Captain J. Mae sfIAL z a of Hull, from Davis's Stake, quite full, annexed I hand you a Lift of the fuccefs of the (hipping up to the 3d June 7- Brothers ,Marlhall, so fill ; Eu. ropa, J. Bofwell, 75; John and Margaret, Jamie. fon, z 3 ; Sarah, Franks, 73; Content, Thornton, ; Middleton, Johnfton, to; Lynx, Palmer, lo; North Briton, Edmond, so; Eliza Swan, Young, t t fith, all large, and hundreds playing about, and very fine weather all the year. On Saturday fe'nnight failed from Lath Roads* with the trade for the Elbe, the Azusa arMed fhip, Captain HILL. By Captain Mire/tact., of the Wet.xeszer's Journal at the India Haute, it appears the WEL. I•IfLEY loft fight of the E•IlL TALBOT on the sad Odober laf, in latitude 18. 30. north, and longi tude :18, tall of Greenwich, about twelve or four teen hours before the Typhon. The wind, when tho(e flips failed, blewfrom N. by W. N. N. W. N. W. by N. and N. W. Next day, the day of the ftorm, the wind (hilted to N. E. and from that to S. E. blowing hard, but did not laft above twenty' „. four hours. It will appear, on intpeding the charts of thole teas, the (hip had good tea room,"n#d was elong way to the windward of the rocks aQI %boils called the Pratas. The moll probable conjedure is, that (he has loft a malt, or perhaps been entirely matted, and forced to go to Cochin China to refit. In this cafe (he would not leave Cochin China Coon er than the month of March, the monfoon being directly again& her, fo that it mutt be along time before the could be heard of. ARRIVED. Off Portfmontb-Merfia, Refs; and Raby, Wel% front Desnarara ; Mary Ann, Brand, from Bailee; Nmaaa. Ser• z r tt , h !rorn Moatferrat ; Patriot, Strannack, from ncoreat Mali, from Bartadoes; Baddialtaildlost from Ne vii; Diana, Wilke; and Pontesha, Mot res ir Sodom I Rae, Young, from St. Kitt's; Data of sad Comet, Tate, from Trinidad; &. Vincent's, jobrii and Mat thew, --, from St. Vincent's ; and Liberty. Litton, from Grenada. At Jamdca-Alcsander, Farquhar; Ab4aU, Bradley; Tn.. lawney, Smith; O rem . —; and Farquhar; _ Awaits, Ricis. Wks. hen Aiello; Forbes, Sathaland, petw Colt ; and Jane Bat. Kdy. hconLiverpooL At 11111101.41a11y, froagsdarliMi tamr yard, trona Antigua; Matta, ; sad I t i geg ke. lair St, Vinosee ; curies, Andrew, from Sartsr,• sod Venus, Haut, from St. Kitts; Rene; Powell; and Gallant, Baia Nevin spa Mary, BmNI, awn Virginia. Of the Show-Osadnglield. Carr ,• and Jalha ßi ariegh ' Masbate; roltkole,.Alhat; sod Moa k ass Oneida ; lialietara, Saw; beactlice I Con. Deb'St_ 11 , 11 rtaam; NAN. Aiken ; Mot dall; ad Cloacae, Drikaa, from frail. Demean rid loaraftes, - At ilsilloolwaillos, f rom D essa i. m . At At Wash Casino, t At New Ta Sow L. Or Dowowiliabli a Uzi sot Pelotch from At All 6 =itika4.4• from . Nit larailkika illUoires, Hare, eras Ulm; lhan„ sa d s eat er, L pea ; Rama, —; and Harriet, Selcbin —; mad ass, Oallem, from Pool, In the Rowe; Ealing r Asir ; and Softy, from Amiss; sod Dobai, Dias, Caw St. dl., lose. Swam; Caursorgnn. Sae, ' an, Styes; Maw, ; and Pa hlietbehg = ehht: a d i. y IT asa lia r ldsg, it ad% Ts k; Cr' ISithlous; liervey,llroon; fan, tom Oranda; Came. awl De rt=llo- h Lolkjais ihmoda, - Rah = .......-, as Vacate ad homely% At Holl,-.1/athier, 1 1 14...,, . ;'' ~ v'. 9 j.~ Y' ; -11 PAK ifir me• ! m ail* I has tatardraps sn. from= n. frau Lly ai t is. Monisl Coe', St Lesisorn Lee; ant Union, Cull. cr flan Jeri franc Llaalf ► sciebin; tea fr tiiks, Giles I Poole. ling Grove. Synae; Aar, M. Vincent's; bins. It. Irises; Istacill y la s t tram Tortola; pkweisne. Maas. haw ints. tom Ilenchirsteg Cactus Planter. Wpm 1; and lichtlerach.Mss Tbasince. --, him hiseilkowal Mewls% Mpg