Star. — London, England, 1801-11-17 00:00:00

't'Pf ofe the rr c . erety to lin k, as he could ro t trie by tbeki g h t of the Ent', ft given by ti e le bargain tin. might appear runt upce. th e the annaal fo rt 1 1 were to be but. had been made been a better ;eons one. Ile eel Tor was food d. in the Long 4. of the E: get a bontisc; Ater to take ad I. to be bond that the : . tt. crofts:ire a: ing Annuity._ method for Le He could cZ ban in his pate. ent. ire been better pofe of paying to be funded, itageou s to the man had Ace the year, as th e one wo uld would have the e difficulty, he riated. Surely lace formed as :d ; and might t ouce. He was y have concur. :We fervim re. dam as were :enmity, !!mold I it at the (ante not recommend Ad be purfued ; :d an &drain,. l not be made, e thought did :he Committee. of the Bark of extraordinary, 2,400,0001. of if it was co:. trge a flare cf that. He re. was contra At of Parl:a. 1,000,0001. to. kjeftion, in Ins r Cents. which iff in two years for every rod. :ock could not S it by the pre. the Long An. ket prix ; and the individual; o per cent, for Id by the Bank, that part of the 00,0001. which 1,000,c0c1. m. Gentleman, had made the o the mode he acur in the go. • lass mull be it Honourable Mr. Dent then atry would be : approaching had become a ig over, would sienfe armies, he natural re e for this coun st that might Inlt role in re !' Member had ality had bgen a bargain con he could an aded, and oncludcd wi Principle wi :ercumilan Another objeaioii (lite ilonottrable Member Was, it e go rxpence to • which the holders . of Exche• 4 . ils would be ptit for letters of attorney, but to this he Mould anfwer,. fuch an expence was not ca iwolfory,but one which every prudent man, who would be at the trouble of transferring flock in the bi b,' way, might avoid: No man would accept the bargain if it was not his intereft ; and no man was preffed to accept it who thought it more his adrantage to decline. The Right Hon. Gentleman then went into a variety of calculations, hatements, and recapitulations, in fimport of his original pro pofition, to prove that the Hon. Member, in many c•f the arguments on which he principally relied, had fallen into palpable error. Mr. DFNT raid a few words in explanation, Which brought up Mr. Addington in a fhort reply. Mr. TIERNEY role to exprefs his mole complete and cordial agent to the whole of the propofition fo clearly laid down, and fo ably defended by the Right Honourable the Chancellor of the Exche quer. He law the outlines of the propofition firft in the newt - papers, and was fo clearly convinced on the fubjed, that he had heard no argument from the Honourable Gentleman who oppofed it, to change his opinion in the flighteft degree.— with refpeet to Loans in general, there was one point on which his Honourable Friend, and t he Right Honourable Gentleman. feemed pretty much agreed, but upon which his own opinion was by no means decided, namely, that competi-, tion was in all cafes good. There might be inftan- ' ces where the Minitter could negotiate a much better bargain for the public by private contract, than by competition ; more efpecially that fort of competition to the exiftence of which among cer tain monied friends of his, the Hon. Member he believed was no stranger. He meant thole forts of COirpetitions between the Loan Bidders, which fo far from being real, was a mere mockery, and in reality but a combination to keep down the tenni of tote Loan. But in this cafe competition eras impoffible ; there was no room big enough to contain the number of individuals who were the Holders of Exchequer Bills, for the purpofe of dif cuffing their interests, and they were truly at liberty to adopt or rejed the offer of the Minifter. Upon' Use whole, from the reafoning of the Honourable Member, it was utterly impoffible for the Minifter to avoid cenfure; for the Honourable Member on the one hand arraigned him for not treating the Bill-holders with' the kind of advantages they ou . tto enjoy, and on the other with not making ear his 'n fufficiently advantageous for the Public. For fuc r a fpecies of fharp attack, he owned he was at a lots to account, coming as it did from a gen tleman difavowing all opporttion, and difclaiming all hohility. But for his part the bargain altoge ther had his molt decided approbation, and the Motion his cordial fupport. The qneftion being then put, was agreed to, When the Chairman left the Chair, and was or dered to report to-morrow. Ordered that the Committee of Ways and Means do fit again on Wednefday.—Houfe Adjourned. LONDON. TUESDAY, NOVEACIkk rT PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OtLOCIES PIMA OF STOCKS t SWIM:IAT. March 68i—Omniurn 10—Reduced 67f 4 per Cent. 83184-5 per Cent. tool I—Plevi Ditto 98,1, Lone Ann. i93—Oninlum 224. Z:nk Stock per C. keel. 67 T, pa C. tea 6167 62 4 lier gem 1 777 1 1 0 1} 5 per CAM Ann. 11111.1797981 Leas Ann. 19 11-161 Imp. 3 per Cent. 66 Trith s per Cent. 961 97 Fundable Exchequer 13214 1 pron. Cod, for Ace. 681 bur Loaders it fee by Mr. AnDiscrom's fpeech laft night, that the Supplies for the army and navy in the united kingdoms for three months) are Rated at little lefs than (even millions ; but that, for the reafons Rated by him, he could not be prepared to make a loan for the whole year. Thiso however, will take place g , at no great dif. tame of time," and the furn will be "c on fiderable." Yefierday afternoon, Mr. ntIISINS, the Wien ger, arrived at Lord HAWRISBURT'SCt with difpatcbes from Marquis CORNWALLIS at Paris, which place he left on Friday morning. The frequent arrival of meffengers from Paris, and the depar ture of others with anrivers from London, afford reafon to believe ) that the principal points refpec ning the Definitive Treaty will be adjafted fo far as this country is concerned, before the Congrefs of Amiens meets. Mr. Wirrin failed from Dover fur Calais on Sunday lalt, and another Meffenger was to depart laR night with an answer to the slif patches brought by Mr. Daantus. This morning we received Pl-ench journals of the 13th- Their contents, which are of no great importance, will be found under the proper hold. Tien Coegmli 0 1. So c. Freila Difpatches were this morning received from Lord Kamm. Copies of various Difpatches received from Lord krir a, Commander in Chief in the Meditetn• nean, are getting ready for the Gazette of this (-resting. Difpatches were received on Sunday frem Vice- Admiral RAINII/4 Commander 'in Chief on the EAll.lndia Ration, (aid to be of a very favourable nature. A Spanifh Courier arrives' in London on Friday Lit, with difpatches from his Court to ours. The Lords of the Admiralty have given 'trill orders that in ftripping the Chips which are to be paid off, the greatcit care than be taken not w in. are them. Orders are lent down to Sbeernefs for paying off the STAR Itg. Captain ARRRAN returned to Load os Sun day tvening from Postfniontb. ffrii LOADS of 'faLati4. We are frequently told that Knitters, NM their elevated fituations, are enabled to fee Farther than their inferiors : it behoves us, therefore, to Hen to them with peculiar attention, when they either dcfcend or fall from their height, becaufe they have then the will as well u the power to give us the bell information. Mr. WYNDHAM has Peen with a clear view the danger to which the naval power of Britain is ex pored—the peril cannot be denied—its extent is better known to him than to us.—the condua of Britain is not to lament, but to beware.—The courage of our feamen has baffled the combined efforts of Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Ruffia, and the French Republic. Let the nation keep alive this facred fire !—Our guardians mutt be reward ed—" not with vain thanks, but with acceptance kounteosu." The honours beftowed upon our victorious Ado ' mirals are fandlioned by every honel loyal heart in Britain. But Admirals without Officers, and Officers without hope, are nothing.—Thofe, who have 4 , nobly dared" ought to be generoufly re warded. The boiling fpirit of Brit& courage urged many of our molt promifing young men to hazard againft all the prudence of calculation their limbs, lives, and honour for their couutry. This is not idle declamation.—Many gal lant officers have expofed themrelves in open boats againft Mips prepared to meet them, and fheltered under friendly batteries.—Per haps fuch attempts were expedient to keep alive the (pink of the Navy ; but at all events, it is neceffary at the beginning of a Peace, that every inftance of heroifm in Bridal Officers fhould be 'noticed and rewarded. If young feamen of cha ruler be not provided for, or by promotion refcued from oblivion, what parent will in future permit his fon to run fuch hazards in the morning of life, afterwards to pine away the noon and evening of wretched exiftence in poverty and pain ? Which of our youth will hereafter volunteer in there Cervices of uncommon danger ?—Damp their ardour at this inftant, and it is gone for ever !—They wil retire in dirgutt, and turn their energy and talents to purfuits in which they may be fecure, at leaft of rewards proportioned to their exertions.—lf the chronic direare of difcontent among our Offi cers fhonld ereep-into our Navy, we are undone. The gallant Earl at the head of the Admiralty cannot have fentiments different from there : but we know that principles of economy are to fuc ceed to former proration... The prayers, the tears of Britain deprecate all partimony towards thole who have upheld the Navy againft the world; to wards thole who gone can prate& her when the navy of France Mall, be equal to that of Eng land—That hour mutt wee, and againft that hour let Britons be prepared on EX-lIIIIATOR. BENJAMIN TUCKER, Efq. Clerk of she Cheque at Plymouth, and Private Secretary to Lord ST. Viiicsier, this day took his feat at the Navy Board, as the new Civil Commiffioner : he is fuc ceeded as Clerk of the Cheque, at Plymouth, by Mr. PERRIN, Store-keeper at Woolwich; and as Private Secretary, by Mr. Putt*, Lord ST. VIII. ewes own nephew. The new Naval arrangements give a nag to Sir THOMAS TROWIRIDOI, confequendy three CO. loncicies of Marines become vacant, which are to be given to Captains MAatNAM, Sir Biotite]) STRACNAII, and Sir SYDIIRT SMITH. COMMISiOTICT COFFIN, it is Paid, will have a Rag alto ; and he is to be fucceeded either by Sir ALEIANDRIS BALL, Captain COATIS, or the Honourable Cap tain Geoaos Gan,. It is unfortunate that at the moment when Lord Sr. Vincanv was bufily employed on the Naval arrangements he fhould be taken i l : however, as he is now in a Rate of convalekenee, it is tobehoped he will foon refume his funaions at the Admiralty I3oard.—Should his ill health unfit him for his high office, to which he has got by his intrinfic 'worth and merit, the prefent Commander in Chief of the Grand Fleet will, it is faid, be created a Peer, and placed at the head of the Admiralty Board ; and if he is only as vigiLint there as he has been in blockading Breit, lie will be one of the abieß firß Lords amongti, the many who have prefided at that moil important Board.—He has never once had his foot on fhore fine he took the command, nor would he have ever dose fo, had he continued in the command for ten years to come. The following Report of a Committee of the Houk of Commons, refpeeting the Interference of , Peers, &c. in Eleetions, was yeaerday diaributed . . . • ■dotved, nu k it the opirdrin of this balmiest*, that it le a high infringement at the liberties and privileges of the Commons et die United illegdose, for say Lord of Par liament, or •ny Peer or Prelate of Ireland, crept feeh as mall for the darn befog be &dually 61044 and Sell not have declined to ferny let any sooty, city, er borough of Octet Britain, to mean the ektves is the El on of Mas hers to (aye for the Osennesse of Pediment, except only at feels likttionewbere foci Poor hell appear as a Candidate, or by hingelf en any others be yeepoied to be elated; or for any Lord Lieutenant or Governer of any County to mil hitadf of any authority derived frost his Cosmilllon, to influence the Elation of any Meaner to krve for the Cesareans is Perlis- meat." Dituar-Last.—The return of KIM/Lt to this Theatre laa night, was evidently a very gratifying event in the opinion of the Public, for be was re ceived on his entrance in the charader of Richard the Tbir4 with cordial thouts of applaufe by a very numerous audience. Co• en T•Ga ant a.—The tlandard of Rkbard she Third was raifcd with great fumes laft night at this Theatre, and Cuo wok du &I 4 with his lafual livflikidArt UR. •••1...............• All the Troopi that left.l 3 orifmouth, in conic quence of the late eleCtion, returned there yeller day, to attend the Proceffion of Naval and Military Officers, who were to efcort out of the garrifon the remains of Lord HUGH SEE moult. The fol lowing Letter of Orden was circulated at Spit head, which contains an account of the ceremony' as it literally took place : ' MEM* DR R ,at Splthead, Nov. It being intended to pay the deceafed Vice• A dmiral Lord HUGH SEYMOUR. every military ho nour due to an Officer of his rank, on the landing of his body on Monday next, the 16th in(l the Flag Officers, Captains, and CoMmanders of the Fleet, ate to alfemble at the King's-R.l4s, in the Dock-Yard, at eleven o'clock in the morning of that day, and to attend the proceffion, Which will move in the following order : ui DRAGOONS. MARINE RAND. YIELD PIECES. w 9 G UARD A WITH M COLOURS. 0 LIEUTENANT THRUSH, 8 OFFICERS OF SANS PAREIL. v Sr, CHAPLAIN of FLAG SHIP 'CHAPLAIN of GARRISON CAPTAIN SOTHERON. CAPTAIN DURHAM. CAPTAIN YORKE. CAPT. HON. IL STOPFORD CAPT. SAM. HOOD. BODY. CAPT. STIRLING. ADMIRAL MILBANKE, Maj. GUI. WHITELOCKE, Commander in Chief. L'cutenant-Governor of CIUEJ MOVIINIA. Portfmoutk. LIEUTENANTS CAPTAINS OW TIM IN TN/ NAVY. ARMY. COMMANDERS. MAJORS. PO COLONELS, • ST AND CAPTAINS. LIEUT. COLONELS. Rear-Admiral TOTTY. Maj. Gen. JACKS/lAN, Mar. Rear-Adm. HOLLOWAY. Maj.Geo.AVAßNE,Adarinei VICE-ADMIRAL CREME. ADM. SIR T. PASLEY. ADMIRAL LUTWIDGE DRAGOONS. As many Lieutenants as c In be (pared from the duty of each fhip: and the Chaplain of the Flag Ship to alfemble at the time and place above-men tioned, to join the proceffion. Thoalag Ships, and all his Majefly's Ships and Veffels at Spithead and in Portfmouth Harbour, are to ilrike their flags and colours half•mal, fol lowing the example of the Ds Ruv rsa in (biking them, and hoitting them again. The AUDACIOUS, on board which (hip the flag of the Lite Vice-Ad miral will be hoitfed for the occafion, is to fire minute guns, as loon as the flag and colours fhall be lowered half maR, and continue fo doing until the Da RUYTSa again hoills her flag and colours to the maR head. The AUDACIOUS only to keep her flag and colours half maR till Sun-fet. The Commiffioned Officers to wear their uni forms, with black crape round thcir arms. The Flag Officers and Captains to wear their frock uniforms. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY..-WIND South. AliliWte. Dn. o Hamhurgb, 1 t Dublin, Nov. t 3, u I 11'aterford. Nov. ti, t I Doonsghadee, Now. ts. • PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 16.—Arrived the CAMILLA noop from Newfoundland, with the lols of main maß ; alfo the Mary and Charlotte, Dtimsc, with prorifious, from La Hogue; and the Char lottes Palm, from the Mediterranean, and was put under quarantine.—Sailed on Saturday the Aaron, for Sunderland; alto the Galliot Johannes, Capt. Baron Ceonsrowit, with butter for Lifbon. —Put back from Yarmouth, He of Wight, the London and Albion Cape Blips :-.—the Oak, Capt. Ar Lassos:, did not weigh on Friday.—Sailed no Friday the MAIDSTONE frigate, with feamen for the Fleet at Torbay.—Arrived on Saturday the Induary, Capt. Jona TRITETT, with pork, from Cork.—Sailed the Two Friends, Captain Jona STORMIna, loaded with tar, bound to Cherburgh, in France : this is the firlt velTel cleared for France from this port fine the peace. Snazausss, Nov. 16.—Arrived the Suitratzr frigate from Yarmouth ; The has been out during the late heavy gales of wind, and being a weak. built French frigate, fprung a leak : it is therefore fuppofeJ The mug be taken into dock to be repair. ed.—Came in the MANLIT gun brig, Lieutenant Maws., from Leith.—The ALSICORE and SE L. ET !loops of war, and BausZER gun brig, are or dered to be fold. Wind S. W. blows hard. BUILNTIILAND, Nov. 7.—Yefterday morning, about nine o'clock, the (loop Foren, of and from Greenock, Bruck on the fand•point below this, and fprung a leak. This day the was towed off for the harbour, but overfet near the rocks of the vitroil works. She was loaded with falt and cafe for the herring Wino,. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. Dist, Nov. 16.—Remain as per laft. The Four Friends (aDane), from Hamburgh for I.if bon, with wheat, ran on the Goodwin Sands, but was got off by the Deal boats, and brought into the Downs, with the lofs of anchor and cables.— Wind W. S. W. GRAVIIIIIN Nov. t6.--PaR by the STAR (loop of war, from Portfmouth ; Neptune, Lass, from Virginia ; Hope, bums, from Hamburgh ; Nancy, —, from Teneriffe ; Emerald, RI TC N 111, from Barbadnes; and Aelive, SMITH, from Ma- dras.—Sailed the Brothers, Mill sots, fOr Grenada; Lion, Siailiell Ts fer Dan:clan i Felicity. WI, za, rot • ~- ~~ i Ocean Strersono and the Jonge jos; .7.a, for Havre:cle•Grace. ARRIVED. • . At Liverpool—Joke Adam', Wood, from Bolton; Galan, --, Prom New York ; Choke, Ward, from Demaralu ; Bar ton, Cham am bers; Clem, Croatia; and Protatt, from Barbadoc At Nantuckets--Commune, Corm, from London. At Bolton—Minerva, Barber; and Anglafey, Chary, from London; Juno, Dingley ; John and Phrebe, Dyer; Admiral Harvey, Smith; COMMIX, Pr:taloa ; Two Potties, Johnfon ; Suptyb, Storey ; Columbia, Bradford; and Minerva, Sp rague , from LiverpooL At !Martinique —Europa, Ward; Ceres, Allen ; and Lime. Moon, from Liverpool. At Dentarara--Governor Doudfwell, Boawkk, Stewart ; Backhoufe, Fryer ; Duke of Bronte, and Pritchard, from Africa. At Surisain--Beavir, —; ied Ott er . f rom J u l i a ; James, —; Tsitoo. Goodwill; add Rambler, Whydock, from Londosi. At Cowes—George, Headwind, from Charleftcon ; and Unice, Whitehall, front At Pook—Prineas Ronal, Alien ; Beaver, Saunders ; Alfred. Pack; Batavia+, Martha; Beery, Thornpfon ; and Hope, —, from Newfoundland ; and Salida, Digt, from Gibraltar. At Dannowb—Edsabeth, Maddich ; Philaddphis, Tapley; Won, Prairie • Dart, Rich; Swallow, Richards ; &weds. frown; Willia m,; Stoney ; Lion, Ward ; Teller; and Doefeeddre, Taylor, from Newfoundland. At P^rtfissouile— s ilohn, HOWC, frollavennali. At Falmouth-- erten, Everett, from Virginia; and Ck. (speak. Tardy, from Beldame!. 'At Dover-Lberolanc, Chriftlan, from Deltimote; Volitive. —, from Leghorn ; aneroid, Ritchie, flan antedate ; and Neptune, Lane, from Virginia. In the Downr—Uranni, Heater, from Opts; and pm% King, from Malaga. At Dublin—Prdeveranee, Manger; Newry, Ray s Maas s Griffiths; Dana, Purcell ; and Sincerity, Linghansilions Lagoa. At Gibraltar—Princes of Wales, Horton, from Canons; Hero, lynneds, from Newfoundland; and Catherine, Cann% from Liverpool . .. . - . - At Trinidad—Crefcent. Stewart. from ark At Baltimore—Enterprise, Sellick, from London; Alligator. Goodrich; and Hunter, Hainan, from Liverpool; and Bea% Lowe, from Dublin. At Virginia... MOW, Callaghan; Akron. WhIPIPIr Pak and Harriet, Noble; Sifters. Victory; Arbuckle, Steward Good Intent. Brown; Mary, Kelfo • America, Stone, front Liverpool; Leonard, Steward ; and 111:itannla, Chambers, trona Whitehaven ; and Augulta, -- from London. At &NU—Flirt, front Liibon ; Dorothea Marla, -- and Twe Gcbroders, -a—, from Sc. Ander*. Ac Bombay—rigus, Lopes, from London. At Madras--Coperinunat, White, from London. At Madeira—Orion, Burgef., from Virginia; Lord Rodney. Turnbull. and Mary Ann, Cole, from Liverpool; David. Bourne; Chance, Whine; Lucie, Arnold; Highland adef. • Duke of Clarence, Gatfrna ; Cathria s an d Di5k...a... 1 and I l rincdo Amelia. --. from Loodon. At Yarmouth—Minerva, Thompfon, from Itftmea. At Calcutta—Suffolk, Luke, from London. At Limerick—Dillrente, --, from Archangel. At Belfalt --Two Brothers, Grere, from New York. At Plituouth7Bioirotn, Gruncifote from Chariellari. ----- In Yirmouth Roads--Aames, Under; and Helena, Carta. from Hamburgh. __ —; and Barton, —.--, from Li- in Ozeley Bay—Duke of Clarence, Penick, from Pepe(. burgh. At Gibraltar-11(mo, Fry; John and James, Butcher ; Hun ter, —; Etty, Jones; Weight. Ford; Aaron,Lnet; Expe riment, Cowing; Richard, --w; and Raphael, Nixon, kora London. At Guerafq—Entetcit, —, from Spain. At New York—Sut cefs, Humble; General Mercer, Mums ; Caledonia, Mallaby ; Venus Bunco ; Iris, Win ; and Ha nover, Tallman from Liveried. At Cbarle(toc:—Two Brotbers, Pattern*, and Montezu ma, Morgan, from Li verpoo l At Puratninttn,Atneric;—Tidtlity,Sisnpeon,tront LiverpooL At Pordand—Nabby, CrandeU, from Liverpool At Philadelphia—Carolina, Motley; Hope, Daerfan ; and Linnett, Colllns, from Liverpool; and Roden, Skeltott, from Newry.. At • Venicc— Spseaw, Humble; and Haar, Riehardfac; from Liverpool and Malta. At Leith—Venus, Lanky, from Malaga. Captain V. V. BALLARD is appointed to the command of his Adjeity's fhip Ds R 68 guns, at Portfmouth. Lieutenant WM. SoP4ERVILLi is appointed to the RAIEONABLI. Mr. EDWARD SCOSIAL, is made Lieutenant, and appointed to the Goacos. The PIt'ACE Gtosas, of 98 guns, has received confiderable damage during the late gales in the Channel. The Lydia, of New Bedford, is burnt at tea. The Nancy, FLEXING, from Liverpool to Vir. ginia, was fpoke on the 6th September, all well, out five weeks, had a fair wind, and within eight or ten days fail of her port. The !loop Lovely Peggy of Chepflow, THOMAS Pisa ta Mailer, from Oiridianfound, in Norway, for Sligo, in Ireland, with deals, was totally wreck. ed near Bighoufe Bay, about rg miles welt of Thurfo, on the aI d ult. One man was drowned; the matter and red of the crew Caved. Some part of the cargo has been recovered, but in a damaged condition, and fo fituated as not to admit of being removed by Pea or land carriage, without incurring an expence equal to the value of the goods. The Alexis, Livisosrott, and Ann, Cocussige; belonging to Greenock, are pot on !bore on Dub. lin Bar, and apprehenfions are entertained of their being 1011. It is alfo reported, that the Marga ret", from the Clyde to Honduras, is 1011. The Efperance„ Balsa, from Penzance for Ve nice, is 101 l at Scilly ; crew raved. The NAIAD of 38 guns, on Thnrfday lall, re ceived confiderable damage in a gale of wind in the Channel. The Gssaros, now at Sheernefs, is ordered to be fitted out, and viduolled for Foreign ferries immediately. TheCoairrrr brig which run a . ground on Friday off Sheernefs, is got fate off again without any daft triage. The TARTAR privateer drove on fhore at Jerfey in a gale of wind op the ad init. but has Slice bees got oil with little or no dania;e. The Sarah, Colmar, from London for Suri nam, was totally loit on the Calkets oa the 4th init.—Crew, excepting three, fared. The Brig Aurora, of Newellle, in turn. ing into the Harbour of Searboro' on Monday night, drove on chore near the hfilbeck, and is totally wrecked : the crew farad. The American brig Charles and Elisabeth, Fars from Newcaltle for Cadiz with coals, drove oa some near Wilmer Cattle, on the 4th ialL froas whence a Deal boat got her off s AM towed hi, tatty Ramfgatc. I , . f I . , . • . -, ~~i, i .^ `-fti