Star. — London, England, 1801-10-26 00:00:00

eri. SC! fER ~ His Excellency has been pleated to appoint *ALL:aeon Ma - assay, Efq, •to be Under &cre w,' in the Civil - Department of the office of the Chie f s ec retary to the Lord. Lieutenant, in the N om of EOVIA,D CQDREr Efq. The new arrangement of dividing the Revenue Board t o ok plac t. as f o ll ows Escife-1 he aught Hon. Sir H. LANGRISH I Earl of Dosounal4oltY, Right Hon. R. Atix ES. LEr , and light Hon. CHARLES HENRY COOTS. 0. VAHDELI Efq. Tows s 11.15, Efq. M. Lo w:o 4 I La, Efq. and H. C. ow sv,Etq. At each of there Boards, the Chief Commithon v., t h e Right Hoe. J. Baftesvoan, will prefide. Mr. Coatis, Chancellor of the Exchequer', has failed for England, to attend his duty in the Im perial Parliament, ashes alto Lord SUDL EY. His Grace .Dr. Rosser Fowtta, Archbifhop of Dublin. and Bilhop of Glandelogh, whoa death at Bath we lately mentioned in this Paper, was in 1 778 tratifiated to that See from the Diocefe of Eillaloe and Kilfenora, to which he had been con- Iterated in lir. its Grace, has left one fon, the 'prefent Arch. deacon of Dublin, and two daughters, the Coun tefs of Mayo and Countets of Kilkenny. • Among the members of the reverend Benct principally fpoken of as likely to fucceed to the vacant Arehbilloprick, are the Archbillops of Ca(hel and Team, and Bilbop of Meath . Dr. LINDSAY is fpoken of to &ll the See which will be vacant by promotion to the Archbaoprick. Yefterday the anniverfary of his MAIIISTT'S Ac ceilion to the Throne,being the completion of forty one years of his Reign, was celebrated at Wind for with all thofe teltimonies of joy, which the happy occafion could 'afire. The bells at both churches rang merrily the whole day ; the town guns were repeatedly fired, and the Royal Stan. Bard ciifplayed on the Round Tower was new, in honour of the day. Their •Mai &slits in the morning walked from the Qiren's Lode to St. George's Chapel. As the ROYAL FAMILY pallid through the great court-yard, the toth regiment .of Z.ight -Dra goons and the Staffordfhtre Militia were drawn out, and the band of each played God Jaw the Xing. A number of fpeetators affembled tIS pay their re teas to their Sovereign. The Rev. Dr. Lakoroah, Canon in Itelidenee delivered a molt excellent difcourfe from the Pro phet Jeremiah, chap. 'six. verfe 7. " And for the pate 1 the sit, qvbitho I hails ailed you to 'be cartfhl away Jottion, mil Ire tato the Lord for it, for ix As pact th e flall ye hays pace:" After the fermon the Coronation „Anthem was fang by the Choir belonging to the Chapel. His Royal. Highnefs dee — Dulie of KaliT vifited their MAptiTllll and the PIIIICUSIS• Their Mayasrias and the Palace's's came this day to Kew, where they will refide till Satur day next; on which day they will return to the Queen's-lodge to dinner, • Lord NI 1. SO* colae to town yeilerdAy. flax Lotahhip refides at No. *3. Piccadilly. This morning Lotd Macao* had an Audience of Lord St. I/ism+, it the AdmiraltOthich lifted for an hour. General Hl:Tennison is eipeeied to be created a Baton, end the feveral Major Generals under his command Baronets, for their Cervices in Egypt. Lord Hama 111111.7111' leftWalmerCiftle ouThurf day, having paffed four days with Mr. PITT. Chefter on Monday was involved in a confider*. Me degree of riot and confufion, by the difgraceful and barbarous diverfion of a Mill-bait. A meeting was on Friday held at the London Tavern, purfuant to advertifemetit, of the proprie tors and other perfons interefted in the French Go e vernment Funds" and Securities. A eonfiderable number of perfons attended, when, after duly con: G . filleting the fitnation of proprietors in this court „, try, with reference to their intereft in the govern ment fccurities of France, it was at length a • ed, " that a memorial fhould be immediately anted to the Britifh ?knitter, praying him to a opt fucb 't meafures as be might deem expedient for the relief of Inch of the fubjeas of the Englith government as were interetledi in the French funds ; and parti calmly that the diplomatic lent, to be fent to Amiens to arrange the Definitive Treaty of Peace between this country and the French Republic, :It might be inftruaed to endeavour, in conformity with the terms of the 12th article of the Preliminary to Treaty, to procure the introdu4fbon into the Defi• nitive Treaty of a clanfe calculated to feenre the 'r claims of the Britifh fubjeas to the arrears of their th annuities now due to them by the French Govern lc nient." In the STAR of Saturday, we gave a detailed ac count of the calamity which took p/ace at Kilmar nock on Sunday fennight, from an erroneous alorni that the roof of one of the churches there xrac tumbling in. The following are the names of the perfons who unfortunately 101 l their lives on that melancholy accafion : KILMARNOCK PARTS& Ttitirot. William if • U'r ewer. Jean Paterfon Souicrofs (taarter.--John Logan boernalter. Back (Loaner —Mary Raid daughter of William Reid,Tbor. Abraham an orphan. Quarter—James Glichrift Ihoetualter, Janet Diclie e uzhter jorepit Dlek c. Browland giarter--Andrew Aitkio haymaker, Margaret V. ilfon, daughter of David Wiliam fhounaker. :10imtuad (outer -a—Widow Nowt. Nethertottn-holm Quarter--a daughter of Robert Kechan v.-arer, Widow Mary Taylor, Janet • daustust of Widow M'lntods, John Deal weaver from Irebird. Townead and Glebe Oteartero—Charles Wilke a &roast, WillP:m Smith weaver, Margaret Stew-dun widow of Janus f arta, WilHa* Tannarriti wrirkt, W. Baird fon of William Baird weaver, and a daughter of Jima Wilke plaißever. W elt Cioana . —Grerge Guthry fan of Mr. Jobs Outhry at Mount. ( ""ioddr (wow— -- 80, to Oldwas, foe of Widow il 14410 /LS !AIM. Mary Swaghter of Waku Smith, Jean Stewart, Jew ter o f the late Wilabas Andaioa is Corfe-boufe, June Fairlie Lrtoer, Janet daughter of Jones Mirk in Holm% Jaitzt r = ur of David Dam oiler. aid. *NOW d l' h ° 1 4 Hamm N.itiTICAL : INT.O.GIUZ NO. . . _ . , s MAILS THIS DAY—WIND N N. W. *RIM ID. .. DOE. ✓ Harqbtuult, OR. 2Q, 0' I 1)1901n, Odt 21,14 I o Waterford, a o Donoaghadce, I x Halifax, OAR. 5, 0 I New York, Sapt. T 7, o YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 23. Friday P. M. arrived the following (hips of war,' under the command of 'Admiral GRATIS, from the Holland coati, viz.—Raz son sat.t, PO6/pHs- NUS, PRINCESS Or•ORAII01,17ITIRiN, ST. AL RAM'S, IRRESISTIBLE, ASIA, STANpAßD,4intratzt, an I Locus, Sew isasi, and Pvt'snks floopsi This dsy being the anniverfaty of his MAJ sires aceef 11on, the flekt in the Roads at one o'clotk fired a Royal &lute: Arrived the PRISMS or WALE, packet, HEARN, froiii Cuxhiven with the Ham burgh mail of the silk Ma. The pitiTengets are Mr. CATTILY / Mi. Hops, Mr. Bum., .baptain Pyrrit, Lieutenant Caasssosu., Mr. &sato), a' Xing's MefTenter, and feveral foreigners. FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 23. Pafred this port tEe Swedifh chip Etpeditle, Capt. HAMBIIO, for Laloon, laft from Cowes. ArriVed the Danilh brig Helena, Capt. Rocco to load fills for the Mediterraneah ; and his Ma jellsos brig Rattysx, td give inflrnetions to the veffels here waiting convoy for the Mediterranean. —The fleet are expe&ed to appear off this place to- Morrow. Alfo PIK MORTALITi frigate, of 36 guns, Capt. Hos- Hem; from a cruise off the coati of Spain; about three weeks ago fhe chafed a French brig corvette, of 20 guns, which took filcher under a battery in the entrance of the harbour of Corunna. LIM MORTtit IT! Rood in after her, in order to at-' tempt bringing her out, but the wind fuddcnly failing, (when neatly chafe fb her) the was expofed for fotne time to the fire of the battery; feveral fltots from which hulled her, but luckily without hurting any perfon, and the brig was towed off by the enemy, in fpite of their endeavours to pre vent it. Arrived the MARY Packet, Ca 'pt. tHOMPSOM, from Halifax and New York with mails, after a pottage of eighteen days only from Halifax. She failed ficm hence on the isth fulY, and arrived at Halifax on the 16th of Augo (I, where the found the BOSTON ftigate—the arrived off New York on the 31ft, from whence the failed on the 17th of Septem ber,And on,the folloWing day fpoke the Hannah, of New York, 58 days from Rochelle. On the 24th fpoke the Nancy of Norfolk. NEKO4 Matter, 72 days from Ireland, bound to New York, with 400 pittengers, aboui a qiiirter part of whom had died on the voyage, they all hiving been very tick ly-werrived at Halifax on the sBth, where the re mained final the 4th int. when the failed for Eng land, and arrived here this day, without fpeaking any thipi on her pottage. The Mail of the ail intl. for London, is on board the PRINCE of WALES Packet, Capt. Tann, which is expeeed to fail to-Morrow morning.— Wind N. E. The pairengeri are Mr. and Mrs. ALLaw, Mr. RAINFORTH, Mr. ROG IT. and Mr. CARILITAT. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 24. Came In the Hercules, Capt. Geo. &FRIT?, from /Janata ; Pearl, Capt. R. R. Lamour, from Dram; and the Unverwagt, Capt.Tolloll[l, from Dantxick, all laden with timber and deals, for this port—Eleonora, Capt. RITTALLi from Barcelona, laden with Witte; for the rife of the Navy ; and the Raansa revenue cutter, Captain Faez ell, returning from the Boulogne expedition. Sailed the PRINCE, of 98 guns, Capt. Earl Not- THISIL, to the caftwatd. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER as. Yefierd.ty failed his Majcfly's [hip AttsoN, with a fleet for the Strtights, part of which are as fol- lows: viz. For Miraliar and Minorra..Abundand and Emprefs Mary, Ronk-Mips. _ • For Egypt—Guardian, Capt. Cool' ; Neptune, ear. Skelton ; Lord Eldon, Capt. Dyne; Speculator, Capt. Matthews; and Henry, Capt. Mead. For Gibraltar—Ocean, Capt. Mertho ; Efdall, Capt. Ban ham; Gibraltar Packet, Capt. Moore ; Zephyr, Capt. Brown ; Good lutent,Capt. Redman; Loyal Briton, Capt. IOTICI ; Juno , Capt. Pattifoa ; Beckford, Capt. Sandwell; and Elizabeth Capt. Barton. _ - • Far m a im and Egrpe—Carollne, Capt. Dandifon. For Malta and Mioorca—Apollo, Capt. Rowlin. For Malta—Pallas, Capt. ilarrifoo. Sailed alto the Ravenfworth, KEITH, for Ire land. Lot! the convoy for the Straights, the John, Capt. WALKER, bound to Gibraltar. Arrived from the Downs, the Auguitus War, bound to the Weft Indies. Came into Harbour, the HOWARD tranfport, Capt. GARDN tR. Arrived the Mary, Capt. M , Caut.v, and Don. air, Capt. WILLIS, from Peteriburgh ; Aaron, I Capt. Roa sItT sox, from Metrel ; Wanderfman, Capt. Vick, from Stockholm; Good (Economy, 'Capt. Tpisvaawovr, from Dantzick; gb o oger, Capt. pAVAL ID I 11, horn Chrilliana. , Laft nigl.t ea nic into 'Torbay his Majcfly ) . Lisp MA J ESTiC, and this morning his Majefty's flip PRINCII, both from Plymouth : it is rzported they are to remain in Torbay mail the whole of the Channel Fleet arrive, where they are to r:ndezvous until paid off. ' • At War - mintier market on Saturday, the prices of corn were as *follows r—Wheat. per quarter, dos. to 82s. ; barley, 381. to gos. ; oats, sgs. to 351.; beans, 6os. to 68s. • ' w•ac-tamaroct. 26. We /iaveshad a confiderable addition ol,grairs this morning to the quantity noticed on Friday, yet we do not 'perceive any material alteration 131 the price of either Wheat or Flour.-.-RyesndMak continue akbefore ; but the latter is not fe bride an article az laft day.-New Oats and Beans arc each ts. to as. lower.-,Barley not coming in fuch abundance ai was looked for t was purchafed eagerly at is. advance -Hog Peale are 25.. lower, And boilers from 53. to 63. cheaper:-Carraway is Is. per cwt. lower ,. ; and Rape Seed is a heavy article.- 7 0ther things as before. • • Englifh Wheat, 425. 581. 6gs. per quarter. ' Foreign Ditto, 345. 663. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 7 as. Rye, .135. 365. , . . Bailey, i6s. 355.-BeR (New) 458. 471. Malt, 445. 58s. Fine (Ditto), 7os. Oats, its. 261. 335. . Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 345.--Old 395. Tick Beans, (New) 265. 305.-Old 34. Hog ?cafe, 4os. to 4.25. , ... . zoilers, 465. to 535. Tares, 55. to 6s. per bufheL Cutaway Seed, 38s. to 425. per cwt., Coriander, 363. to 2 9 , per cwt. Rape Seed, 361. to 411. per fall. Canary, Bos. to gos. Flour, 655. per lack. American ditto, 3os. to 563. per banel. VROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, OCT. 24.1 Average price of Corn in England and Wales, front the Re tinas ending the tyth of °debt', slot. Wheat. I Rye. Barley: Oats. Beans. P eat. s. d. s. d. a. d. a. d. a d a d. 77 2 48 3 46 6 26 so 14611 4B j Avenge priors of Foreign Corn, by which the )Ronny on Importation is regulated, the week endin the 1 7th Odober. Wheat. Rye. I Barley. 1 Oats. Beans. I Peak. a. d. a. d. a. .3. s. d. a. d. a. d. 49 4f. 34 3.4 0 0 23 3 28 0 0 0 The avenge Price of Sugar, eompu•ed fro t h the Beton* made in the week ending the Gift of Oelober, h 478.641. per hundred weight. Mansion-Hoc sz.-The official return of Praia, imported left week was as follows : ll Wheat Oats. Barley. Malt. Betts Peale. Seeds. Eye. Qrs . - Cs. QrL R. C• Ct." - ( ts• Qr.- 95 10 t 1 9 73 45 0 7 3935 1 54 6 3112 Illga .. DOVER, OCTOBER ss. • The cutter mentioned in the P.aris Journal of the t 7th of Oeober, as having chaced in a Bon logne privateer to Calais, asnidff the acclamations of the populace, was that beautiful cruifer the. Eat SPIIICEIt, belonging to Dover, and corn. mitided by Lieut. ROBEar Cotsrr; . who had jufi finilbed a tedious blockade of ters weeks within gun-fhot of Calais. The privateer was fuperior in number of guns to the Spancie, and the bat teries did not cover her till the latter had fired 15 broadfides, and cut the lugger's fails and rigging to pieces. PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, 'OCTOBER 24. ADMIRALTY-0221CP, OCTOSIIt 24, 1801. Emmet of a Letter from Vice-Admiral RAI at La, Commander In Chief of his Majeltra Chips and triads in the Eaft Indies, tO RYAN Na ?SA N, Efg. dated In Bombay-Haripobr, the xsth May, am, Be pleafed to inform their k Lortlfhips, that Cap tain W. W , in his Majefty's !loop ALBA- Taos:, on the 12th November Taft, in lat. 18 deg. N. and long. 91 d;g. E. captured PAW, mount ing 12 guns, with 6o men : and on the 23d of March following, in lat. is deg. 17 min. N. long 87 deg 4 E. he captured la Gloire, mounting to guns and it men, both French privateers, front, the Mauritius. . Extntet of a Letter from Rear-Admiral Sir Jouu THOMAS Di.teavroa+r, K. R. Commander in Chid of his Majefty's flips gild ireffda at the Leeward Wands, to EVAN REPIAN, Flq. dated at Martinique, the ad! of Anse, dos. I proceeded to this anchorage, where I found the GUACHArua had arrived the previous day, with a Spanilh letter of Marque, which he had captured, after a fevere conftin o f more than two hours. For the particulars of this gallant anion I (hall refer their Lordfhips to the accompanying letter from Captain BLAND, of Plietta aux ; too great praife cannot be given to Captain BUT C a, his Officers, and crew. His Majefty's Chip l'HRv a tut, off Martinique, Aug. 17. •Sir—Having kft Cife Navirre yefterday in the afternoon, to fallow the orders received from you, the next morning at daylight, between Martiniwe and" St. Lucia, we law hislvfajelly's brig GUACHI rim commencing an a/lion with a Spanifh fhip of war ; to the unequal conteft we made all hate but before we could get up to give a broadfide, the Spanifh letter of Marque la Terefa, commanded by an Officer belonging to the Spanilb navy, mounting eighteen brafs guns of thirty-two and twelve-pounders and tao men, (truck to her gal lant opponent. 1 am lorry to add, the Guacsarts had three men killed and three wounded; the (hip nearly the fame. Captain By rc H it mentions the able affil. ante he received from his Lieutenant, Mr. MaIt 'SHALL, in the ltrongeft terms. (Signed) PRIMO OF GRAIN, AT Ti• POLLOWINO Id . BostnosTo/La.—Wheat 6os od to 69s od per Quarter. Barley 231 od to 37s od I Beans jBs nd t o 4 9. I A Ogts aas 6i to 33$ od Peak 34s od to ots ' Newsy' r —Wheats, sos. od. to 745. ad. per % caner. ocs od I Beans 4 f4 od •es 6s of o ßa a r t.. " _,_ 2 21: °d to ad to 33s 6d Peak 4H ass od f• ood Hamt.ty.—Wheat 6os od to 755 od per t rrter. Barley 28s od to on od Ikons 3a to .os od Oato 241 od to 38s od Peak 36t od to aas Reoculto.—Whect 6oe. od. to 765. od. per Q uarter. Barley ad to ata 6d Beans all to 5,1 oil Oats 205 od to aos ad Peak 38s od to 421 od In the Country, prices continue to fall. At Hereford, during the tall week, the price of wheat experienced a further reduaion of t 2s. per quar ter ; the bufhel of ten gallons now fells at 9s. 6d. At Worcefler, wheat has fallen Bs. per quarter, and the weight of the fhilling loaf increafes nine ounces, namely, to 51b. I roz. s t drs. At Bath, flour has fallen sos. per rack, and the price of the quartern loaf has in confequence been reduced three half-pence, namely, to pd. At Reading, and other parts of Berkfhire, it is 81d. LOFTIIII OTWAY BLAND. DISTRIBUTION OF PitliE-MONEY. The &await', for the capture of le Diable a Q2atre, will be paid on board the raid (hip, on her arrival in port. The hired armed-brig MAUKAL DI COSOURC, for the capture of le Bien Venu French privateer, will be paid the 3oth inflarat, at Yarmouth, if in Port. _ _ _ The fire-fhip Mraxaa, for the capture of la Cecille, will be paid, on the Megsra's arrival at Plymouth. _ _ The (loop Rawmto, for the capture' of the brig William, and the re-capture of the flip Swan, will be paid on the Renard's arrival in port. At Stamford, the average price of wheat fell from 87s. 51. to 745. sd. . At Lincoln, it fell laft week 305. per quarter, FROM LLOYD'S List. the current prices now being 6os. to 655. Dem., OCTOBER 25.—Sailed the Telegraph, At Cheflet, the averaged price of wheat has SAMPSON, for Canton. Wind N. N. E. fallen 13s. 4d. per quarter; and at Nantwich. Geer EsEsin,Oc roe za 25.—Palled by, the Sally, 4s. Bd. BROWN ; and Diana, B , from Havre ; AtAthbourne the redutlion has been t 6s. to 20s. Wm. and John, • Bird, PRINGLE ; Hannah, per quarter; at Cheflerfield, Bs. and Derby 45.; RAY; and Minerva, iORDY, from Peterfburgh ; at Doncafter, Cambridge, and Newbury, tos: Betfey, Ensou ; Rochey, —; Margarett, Uppingharn and Newark, 4s. DODDS; ant? Vntnry, BARRETT, from Archangel; At Devizes and Northampton there has been a Frederick, MULLER ; and Hebe, —, from Cc- {mall advance in the price of wheat, but we are happy to find that, amonglt nearly an hundred re penbagen ; Mercurius, THOMPSON ; Handel': De fire, —; Minerva, KRUGER ; Fortune, —; turns before us, there are the only exceptions to and Peter and Johanna, ;Thomas, STAN the otherwise univerfal and rapid rectuftion in the ---. Hors ; Iris, —; Martha, ANDER! ; Fortuna, prices of the Corn Markets CROFTIN P Eagle. DODDS; and Speculation, EL- At Rumford fair laft Thurfday very good foUqs L t sort, from Norway.—Sailed the Harriott, S pen ce were rola w fold for f ourteen each. DART, for Bolton ; Brothers, PACKWOOD, for New e York ; Hankorne Packet, —.--., for Lilbon ; Ca- On Friday, at the clofe of the market at Smith. roline, for Peteriburgh ; Thos. and Sally, field, three hundred oxen were drove out unfold, —, PURCHASE, for Cork; Swift, —, for Minorca; becaufe the butchers would not give the door- John, COCKRAN, for La Guigea ; St. Patrick, mous high price demanded for them. CAM reaLL, for WWI ; Drie Gebrodcrs, H era t ; Potatoes are In extremely plentiful, that in fome and Koning Von Prue, PEDERSON, for Havre. parts of Bedfordfhire they have been fold for itz- ARRIVED pence a bufhel. At Dovcr—tae Sarah, JODCS, and Elizabeth, Smith, front kiln pork of ordinary quality, which a fortnight Dublin. A t g oot h ato p ton —William, Frog, from Peterlburgh. lance found a ready Pale at 13 guineakper tierce, is At Hanthurgh—Hcbe, Bremer, numb:adult; and Oneida, now fold at 71. toe. ; and common mcfs beef. which Lilly, from Senegal. fold at 4 per barrel, can hardly find purchafers At Zatte—Baron Henn. Fortier. now at 11. toe . Weflphalia hams have fallen At Helvoct—Broodikop Maria, —.., from Baltimore. At Llmetick—The Refolution, Govena, from St. 1.11u.'... 20S. per cwt. At Dublin—Latona, Thwack, front Memel: Royal Sove- Two hundred tons of butter were received from reign, Graydon, from Dantaiek ; and Frederica Dorothea, France and Holland laft week ; from the latter, —• from Copenhagen. in particular, raft fhip ments are about to be made At'Teocriffc—Hancy, Blackmer, from London ; Conitintia, Lunberg; and Mercury, Huiftram, from Gottenburgh. for this country. In Leith Roadr--f.dinburgh,Wallia, front Archangel; Lat'y At Bath, on Thurfday, a man porch:lied pork Nelfon, Jackfoo ; and Be.ilifarius, Emma, from Peterfburgh. at 7%. 941. per (core, having for the lame litter three The following reads, part of Admiral Mow. weeks fence given tss. per fcore. The price of pigs throughout the country has experienced a pro war, s's convoy, were loft on the ifland of Mar tinique the 7th of Auguß, viz. the Elizabeth, Portionate reduetion. Madona, part of the cargo fared; Hope, ditto, 101 l Chichefter Fair on Tuefday laft was well flocked on point Saline ; Edward, funk in Trios Iflet bay; with bealls, particularly kith oxen and ;leers, no: John, for Martinique; Pacific, for ditto, with Go- many of which were fold, owing to the graziers vernment (torts, all of London ; and a ft.hooner, requiring a further reduthon of prices, which the for Andra—all bands periftted. I faletinen were not difpofed to comply with. th Anl /