Star. — London, England, 1801-09-24 00:00:00

ro'" BEVERLEY, YORKSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY •UCTION, On Saturday the 3d day of Odtober next, at the Beverley Arms Inn, in Beverky, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, is Nine Lou,, 9HE feveral Freehold and Copyhold Elates of SIX JAMES PIINNYMAN, Bart fituate in or near Bever• ley, in the County of York. Particulan whereof may be had of Nleffn. Lloyd and Dowk No. 14, Gray'a-Innlquare ; Mara Lockwood and Ducibery, at Stun ley i and at all the ptinclpaa Inns at Beverley. LONDON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER /4. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3 per Cent. Conf 3911.1--ilitto, for accotint49}. 5 Kr Cent. 941-omnium 7 PRICE Of STOCKS YESTERDAY 3 per C. Conf. 39i 5 per Cent- Ann. 9S 94} India Bonds 24. a 4a pram Imp. 3 per Cent. spi Imp Ann. u-s 6 E:cheq.BELtoss•dlL Omnbun 74 EnglUk Tickets 16L • Irilh Tickets EL Conf. for Aka. • By recent accounts from halt', it appears that the French have not yet given up the belief of the poffibility of relieving Merdou's ,army. It is re. ported, however, that inflead of reinforcing him by troops fent direly to Egypt, which they have fo repeatedly found' impracticable, they mean to relieve him by forcing the Porte to withdraw the Turkifh forces from Egypt, in which cafe they would only have the Englifh to contend with in that quar ter. The means intended for the accomplifhment of this objeft is an attack upon the Imperial Ottoman Dominions in Europe, for which 40,000 French troops are affembled in different Italian ports, un der the command of General Muasr, brother-in law of the Fiasr Com sot, from whence they ex• pee to be able to effea a paffage (probably by the Adriatic) in fpite of all our watching and naval fuperiority. By letters received from the Bahamas, we are forry to learn, that there has been a terrible hur. ricane in that quarter. The following letter Rates force of the particulars : lIASSAU, BAHAMAS, JULY 25. On Wednefday laft we experienCed the moft dreadful hurricane that ever was felt in thefe iflands during the time that it lafted ; and as we have had frequent rains during the feafon, accompanied with thunder and liihtning, we hoped to have been exempted from this dreadful calamity; but for Tome weeks before the hurricane we had neither rain, thunder, nor lightning, notwithflanding the weather was very dole and warm. On the soth and 21(1, the wind got to the N. E. and on the 22d, in the morning, it blew frefh from the E. N. E. getting more to the northward with great violence; about twelve o'clock we became - greatly alarmed, and by two it blew a hurricane. The veil - els then began to drive from their moor ings, notwithilanding all the malls were (track, and their anchors down, and every precaution poffible ufed to make them keep their moorings ; luckily there were fewer Mips in the harbour than ufual at this feafon of the year ; but the whole drove from their moorings, and came in a ftring on the Shore. The tide was flowing, and as it rofe, the hur ricane increakd in violence until the wind eame due north; very fortunately this drove all the vef fels on the town fide of the harbour, and prevent ed them from driving out to (es, for by 3 o'clock there was fcarcely a veffel in the harbour. The Britifh !hip Echo had captured a Guineaman, which lay up the harbour, but the parted from her anchors and drove towards the town, (truck on the ground, and got on her beam ends, the feamen got to leeward on her fides, and sso (laves on board, between decks, were in the moft ins. aninent danger : after a Mort time the vefel for tunately righted and drove on Chore, where the crew and flares were unexpeCtedly preferred. Another Guineaman named the George, which obly arrived on the a t ft, got on Chore and was in the greatea danger, but the crew and !laves for tunately Caved. After three o'clock the wind began to get about to the eaftward, but without any diminution of violence, and the (pray of the fea role in fuch clouds as to render objesfs at a fmall dißance in vifible. At about half•pan four the wind fhifted round to the eaR, and kept veering about with the Inn, a Pure prognoftic that the hurricane would not be of any long continuance, but Rill its vio lence was unabated. • About this time the tide began to ebb, before the wind got round to the •thwrd, otherwife the vetch mull unavoidably snen driven to lea, and would in all probabili •en totally loft, but as they were all driven -water, none of them were blown off.-- fet the wind had got round to the fouth, with much violence, but as the town nu- were fheltered by the hills it was not t there, and by 8 or 9 o'clock, when the there was nothing remaining but a frefb is fcareely any filch thing as eftimating firmed in thcfe fcw hours, but it is ge -0 amount to tc.ci,oool.--this may is known teat at one time 120 veffels were counted Aranded, betides fever ,l that were funk and crufhed to pieces by other vefels. The malls of the veffels were not cut away, but were literally blown away ; one of the Guineansen loft hers, together with her bowfprit, by the sneer force of the wind. Many veffels are bulged, and many totally abandoned, but, in general, there are hopes of laving moll of thole that were Branded. On (bore the damage has been very great indeed. Mr. kiatt's beautiful plantation of cocoa-nuts has fuffered greatly; Mr. Fuouson's and Mr. Howls's houfes, in the town, have alto felt the effels of the ftorm greatly. The lea, to the Southward of Fort Montague, has made a breach through the Sand-hills, and has filled the extenfive valley, to the Weftward of it, many feet deep.—ln Ihort, it is the height of pre. fumption to attempt to eftimate the lots fullained by this dreadful hurricane, as no one knows the extent of his own lofs.—But we are happy to learn that the violence of the hurricane has not been felt at any great diftance from hence, as feveral veffels have fince arrived, which only experienced a gale of wind at the time that we fuffered fo fevetely. On Tuefday the Rum Prince Anotrmus, and Princefies SOPHSA and AMELIA Lord WALSIN 0- RAM, G eneral GAIT' and Colonels CA RTWRIG HT and FITZROY, took a !bort ride to fee the chips in the harbour at Weymouth; dreffed in compliment to his MAiserv, it being the Anniverfary of his Coronation : the CAMBRIAN frigate, commanded by the Hon. Capt. LEG° t, was the molt brilliant, the decorations of which were the grandell ever Peen difplayed. A Royal Salute was fired from all the troops in the garrifon at Weymouth. The Duke of Yolk, on his late vifit to Dover, fuggelied the propiety of adding to the defenfive flrength of the place by ereCting fortifications on one of the principal We(tern heights. Colonel Twtss, the Chief Engineer of that dittriCt, differ ed, however, with his Royal Highnefs on the oc cafion, not only upon the queftion of expediency, but upon the confideration alto of the vaft expence with which Inch a plan would be attended. To carry the project of his Royal Highnefs into effetl would require the Cum of 3c10,0001, at leaft.i On Tuefday fe'nnight the South Lincoln Sup plementary Militia lelt Stamford for head quarters at Br iitol. The Supplementary Militia belonging to the fecond Welt York. comnaanded byLord Downy, marched from Leeds on Monday fe'nnight, to join that regiment at Ipiwich barracks, where they are at prefent Rationed. The Earl and Countefs of CHoassomott.sr, with their family, are arrived at Edinburgh. Admiral Coaxwar.ets has not been on fhore during the lafl as weeks. Lord /*lassos, accompanied by Sir WILLIAM and Lady Hassieron , paid a vi fi t lately to Mr. SMITH, father to Sir SITIIIII4 at his bogie near Dover. The Duke of Bemire has purchakd )slerton : place, the beautiful Villa the late Cnaatas GRIAVES, Efq. at Merton, in Surrey. It is quite appropriate to the Noble Admiral, for he is fur rounded by his own &moil The Duke of Beaty, fon to Moasizut, is at Vienna, where be is treated molt fplendidly by the . Court. , The (tizam of Hermits. the Duke of Saza-Tascm ix, and the Archduchefs gLizitarrti ' have given him fuperb Fltes, Concerts, and Balls. The fccond fon of the late Marquis of Down- SHIRR, who is about nine years of age, will be richer than his brother, the prefect Marquis. This circumilance arifes from Lady SANDY. ' their aunt, having fettled the whole of the family eftates on the fecond fon. This was in confequence of a diG pute which the late Marquis had with her Lady:, (kip force years fence, relative to an Beate in Chancery. It is laid, that the Lords of the Admiralty have refolved that the Port Admiral's (hip at Portf mouth (hall in future have her proper number of guns and men, fo as to be in complete readinefs for lea in cafe of neceffity. The Royal. WILLIAM being the &deli line of battle fttipin the navy, and not . fit for fervice, it, in confequence of this refo lution, ordered into harbour to be paid off. A private letter from Peteriburgh, of the loth of Auguft, eater, that the Emperor ALI Z•N DER is extremely beloved by all ranks of his fubjefts, and that his manners are of the moil eery and con• ciliating nature. He is in thi habit of riding round the city in a common carriage, and fo little does he affeft parade that he is generally attended only by a fingle fervent. Thole who recogaife his per. fon, are accuftomed merely to bow as he paffes them, but without paying him that marked at• tention which can attraft the notice of the multi tude. The people teem to be quite as much at their cafe as during the reign of CATHARINE, and all the abfurd reltraints on the habits of private life, inßituted by the late Emr slot, are wholly removed. The preparations for the coronation were of the moll magnificent kind ; fo high were expectations formed of the ameftching folemnity, that every vacant houk in Molcow was very long fence hired by force illukrions foreigner, and at the time when the letter it dated, fcarce a fingle lodg ing could be obtained on any terms. It was ge nerally fuppofed that the grandeur of the fpeftacle would exceed even the magnificence which dittin guifbed the coronation of the celebrated CATKA. arw v. The number of foreigners who have lately arrived at Peterfburgh, many of whom are, no doubt, awaited by the profpea of fo grand a fKc tack, is fo great as almoft to exceed belief. Dur. ing the continuance of the difpute with the Rol: fian Court, the Englifh Officers in the RuCan ter. vice were fent to Molcow, where, by the particular command of the late Em P race, they were treated in the kindeß manner. ;-- NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wiwi North. - -- ......-- ... ____ lIIIVID . .. DPI O Hamburgb, 0 O Dublin, u I Waterford, a a Donnaghadee, x FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER sr. This day failed his Majelty's packet KING Gsciaoa, Captain A r sicoust, with the mail for Liibon of the 16th infiant ; and at the fame time the LOAD CHARLES SPSNCER packet, Copt...Corse woaru, with the mail for the Leeward Illands of the 16th infant. The pallingers by the &sacra are Mr. BREACH, and Mils ANDREWS; by the KING Glosos, Mr. Falai, Mr. Youmo, and a French Lady. The CHEST/MIMED packet, with the American mail of the 2d intl. is ltill detained for Government difpatches. The RAVEN Hoop of war, Captain Seamus, failed with convoy for the Downs; the Asszuvr gun-brig, Lieut. OITON, for Scilly; and the brig Eliza, Captain ENNIS. for London. Wind North. PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 22. Arrived the MAGNIFICENT, of 74 guns, from the Channel fleet; he FANNY hired armed brig, from a cruize, and CFIAPIAN armed (hip, with a convoy Fro i m Wales.—Sailed the Ns rru is of 98 guns, Vice-Admiral Gam al La, and the ATLAS, of 98 guns, to join the Channel fleet. Alto, the Mit- COR# frigate, and SERPENT' Hoop of war, on a eruize.—Arrived le Trois Jeunes Amies, French brig, laden with deals, pitch, tar, &c. cut out of a Bay near Bochfort, by the boats of la HiaoNDELLE (loop of war.—Arrived the French brig le Jenne Theodore, letter of marque, laden with eofee, Lugar, &c. from Guadaloupe, bound to Bourcleauz, captured by the Turps frigate ? Captain Fyn- PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 23. His Majefty's (hip Aocussos has detained and tent into this port, the American fchooner John, Captain CHIATIIIt, from Baltimore. It is expetfted that the tranfports under convoy of the Fm.con floop of war, will fail tomorrow for Africa and the Weft Indies. Arrived the Krug Gaotos cutter, with a fleet under convoy from the Downs. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DIAL, Barr. 23.—Sailed the Dian• frigate and the outward bound under convoy, for Prone mouth; Haanzi frigate, and Eiu LP Hua bomb, on a cruise. Wind E. N. E. GIAVISEND, SEPT. 13.—Pafed by, the Fogle Trade, , from Naples ; and Two Brothers, —, from Embden.—Sailed the Vrow Agnetta, Basal, for Harnburgh ; Refolution, —, for SG Michael's; and United Brothers, Caaota, for J.limirick. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. • Yeflerday a Couft of Direetors was held at the Eat India Houfe, when the undermentioned (hips , were taken up for the fer vice of the prefent feafon, and flationed for the different parts of India and Chaina as follows, viz. tieWZ 9 Canton - , IMMINAT AND CIIIIIA. TOD& Captains. T 1200 IAIIiSTWESDALL • 1200 'SOMAS LOSHINOTOI2. T 1108 110SZILT WILLIAMS. COAST AND CNINA. ‘, 1100 CNA..ELTON PRESCOTT.] • 1100 THOMAS ROSINTSON. .▪ 1100 —Essts ligNay BOND. ST. ISLAM* AND CHINA. jlOO CAM►SCLL MAJ9RINAIIII. • 1100 ANDIMISS HANNAY. • Themee, New Ship, Ore=lter, Walzner Cake Andftcw, - - New Ship, New Ship, - iix C . 101111. Co/TM* - - 11011 CNA. BOWLAND COTTON. Celt, • - tioc; Gioaaa STUMM Brunfivick, Itoo jA2IIILODOTICIL GIANT. Glatton, - 1200 Royal amitotic, - 1200 COAST AND DAT. Lady Hargett, .: - Sao A. R. W. Sart/tram. Lady Jane Dandaa, . Sw Ron. linos LINDSAY. Marquis WOUCIICT, - 818 Sallee MITCNZI.L. N. S. - .. Soo Dttopt MRADOINS. Waithunitow, - its° WM. AoN SW. Bengal, - - 801 ADAM CUMIN,. Lord Neifon, - - 859 Rog. StOTTISWOOnt. N. S. - - - Soo Joon. W. Platter. MADRAS AND MOLVCCA. - Ike .--..i- --,-,. MADRAS AND - 170 Tuomas BARROW. fbillAY. Earl St. Vincent, - 818' no. Baotou SAMPSON. Sir E. Hugh!, - 9 57 AS. UIMSTON. • In the room of Fitzwilliam. The following ihips are building fdr the Coin. pany's fervice, for the feafon, 1802, viz. N. S. - - kitaania, - One [hip of licctonsburtben, building by William Hamilton, Efq. to be commanded by Captain Thomas , Garland Murray. One ditto of 800 tons, building by Peter Everitt Maser, Efq. to he commiunied by Captain John Price. Onc ditto of izoo tons building by Macs Agar, Efq. to be commanded by Captain Milliken Craig. One ditto of taco tons, building by Henry Bonbatn, Efq. to be commanded by Captain John Gerrard. One ditto of Iwo tons, building by Robert Wigram, Efq. to be commanded by Captain William Stanley Cube: Two ditto of taco tons each, building by Jobtr Parcal Lar kins, Efq. one to be commanded by Captain Nitbanicl Ltance, and the other by Captain Thema Larkins. • One atto of 1200 tons, building by Robert Anderfpn, Efq. to he commanded by Captain John r. Tinting., and One ditto of taco torts, builabig by Theban Wilkinfors, Ely. to be commatdad by Captain —.. • The SUR•T CASTER, Captain JIBISTIR, from Bombay, and the COUNT'S' OF . SOTI4I4LANO, Captain EonL sron, from Bengal, country fhips, are expelled to arrive in the next Beet; • ' We underfland.that the new (hips built (or the Hon. EA . India Company's fervice thafeafon, of the burthen of t zoo tons and upwards; are to be manned and eqnipped in loch manner as to tetnove every apprehenGon of their being eafily captured. The weight of metal will be heavier, and the Qom. pigment of mcn in proportion. - • CORN MARKETS. BURY, SEPTEMBER ss. Corn of every defcription experienced a furihei reduaion this day in our market, particularly wheate which is full tos. per quarter cheaper-- the very 'bed did not reach more than two guinea per comb.—Prices were, wheat, 725. to 845. per quarter; barley, 315. to 325.; oats, 183. to Fine flour, yys. per tack. Saturday lalt, at Carßile, the bell old wheat fold at 351. the Cumberland bufhel (3 Wincheftersi— barley iss.—oats gs.—Cattle fold at very high prices. • - - There was a very ferious turn-out among the . workmen at force of the cotton-faftories in Preßon, laft week; but we are happy to hear, that the waiters and men have come to a cotnpromife. • Canvafling is already begun for the new Parlia ment. The members feel fymptoms of approach ing diffolution, and are making fuitable prepara tions to give in their great aceoant. • THOMAS B01111•M and JOHN CARTIER, Efqrs. were on Saturday chofen Aldermen of the Corpo ration of the Borough of Portfmouth. THOMAS jarsou, Efq. is elefted Mayor of Lin , coin for the year enfuing. This is the fecond elec tion of that gentleman to the chief * Magatracy. Tuefday, Jona Goowitr, Efq. was chofen Mayor of Portfmouth, for the enfuing year ; on which oc. cation an elegant entertainment was given to the Corporation, by Sir JOHN CARTER, the prefent Mayor. Mr. Easanis, one of the Members for the Borough, and feveral other dillinguifhed cha rafters were prefent. The aniverfary of the Salilbury Infirmary was held in that city on Wednefday fe'nnight. Among the company who dined upon the occafion, at the Antelope, were Lord FOLKSTONII, the Dean of SALISIURT, &c. and Earl RADNOR, the PRESIDENT' of the Inititution, who prefkoted them with a buck. The Triennial Meeting held laft week at Here. fbrd was numeroufiv and nobly attended, and the objects both of pleature and benevoleace wese, we underftand, very well anfwered. The colleCtiaa for the Charity ;mounted to 44t11. ys. The principal perfonages prefent were, the Duke of NoasoLc, Earl and Counters of Elsa:, Earl and Couptefs of OXFORD, Lord Monson and fami ly, Lord CARRINGTOES and family, Sir Grottos, Lady CORNWALL, and Family. Sir Cnas.i.xs and Lady BROUGHTON, ROBERT Bionuten.Efq. M.P. WILLI•M TAYLOR, M. P. the Hon. EDWARD Foie., and Family, the Hon. Mr, COCKS, with feveral pther cliffinguifbed families. The Ladies of Doncafter have been for feveral months employed upon a variety of fancy work, which has been fent to the Mansion-houfe, to be difpofed of during the Race week, for the put. pore of providing a breakfaft of bread and milk for the Children in the School of Induftry. A very extraordinary robbery took place on Monday night in the Houfe of Lords. The whole of the gold lace, and all the ornaments of the Throne, the King's Arms excepted, were Rripped off and carried away. An inn-keeper of Manchefter lately aeconmuh dated a (mall fele% party with a brace of par tridges. One who participated of the dainty, im mediately after went to a Magifirate, and lodged an information againft the landlord 7 -for which the latter paid ten pounds 1 " On an Inquifition lately taken upon a female lunatic, the daughter of a dealer in old clothes, it appeared that the was pottered of above te,oool. the accumulation of her father in his b4nef 1.- The old man began with no capital: BOUNTY FOR Full —The Right Hon. the Lords of the Treafury have eftablifhed,' under the late Aft of Parliament, the following Bounties in the Port of London, for the Encouragement of the Pitheries on the Coati of Great Britain, vi;. For the aft Gruteft Quantity of Fre& Cod, Haddock, Talkand Lisa Fitt, emptied and told in Billingfgate Market froat the dept. rho!, to the at April 1802, by Individual or Part nnibip Company, a Bounty of - C. 3g• Provided the aggregate quantity fold within Ton. the abov; period shall Poi pe Idi than • 3G2 ad Fut.& quantity SSQ Provided the aggregate u above, Mall sat be lefs than alta 3d gnat& quantity - • 37.5 ditto 175 iith greateft qiiantitx . t 25 ditto 125 s th greateit quantity - 100 ditto tee 6th erestett quantity - • 5 o ditto so For the it greateft Quantity of Cod, Haddock, Ling' or Tuft Pith, eormd, orlligbtly fatted; mpaikd to fate by in dividuals or Partaarlitip Company, in Billingfgate Markers from the. aft of Sept. ;Sox, to the aft of April 1802, a Bounty of • zso Provided the aggregate tatainsey fold within the above period Shall not be Ids than - 300 Tam ad greattit quantity, '4. In, provided as before, 250 34 ditto - soo - ditto ;a* 4 th ditto • 55 - ditto 150 -.-- s th ditto . so - ditto 700 --- 6th ditto aas - di tto so For the ;ft greateft /beatify of rrelli Skate, Thornbaek, Maids, 'and Make, explored to Cale In Billingfgate Market. from the aft day of October, 'got, to the tft of May. s Bos, by Individuals or Parentrfhip Company, a Premium of - • Z. 100 the aggregate quantity adtually fold that not be left than - a - 300 Tons. ad target quantity, - ditto 130 •••••''' 3d ditto 100 ditto 1 5 0 4 th ditto - so - ditto 75 --- For their t greatell Ct s arttity of Slate, Thornbaek, Maids. and . . Plaice, corned or !lightly faked, apofed to fate in the l aid Market, from the It of Dauber, dot, to the It o. May. t gin, a Prcinium of loci provided the ag;regate fold as shove hail not be Ids than . 300 MI. sd greateft quantity. 4:75, provided, &e. 3d ditto - •so - ditto 100 4th ditto • sl - data 7 0 -- Similar Bonnties are alto allowed on frefh Macl;• arel, faked Mackarel, frefh Herrings, and failed Herrings, teeth Ptlchards, and fatted Pilchards, and fresh Sprats, tinder iMe like regulations and rest, ions. " ' • The new packet Disrarcn, with every worn mochvion for paffeniera, carriages and harks, fails twice a week between Ilfracombe in Devon, and Bwanfea in Wales, from whence email coach joins the Packets at Milford, which faa daily for Waal . ' lord. • .....- 'felt at the ter the ccunts ou ght 'The c ounts Mr. certain The la a p r opri rnent t 4 contra conale nit ann — The ( oral n Tbe ( grid M Tl Aod t the inn In sN Waits d }Es tenet r, , ment followi of the locate, Jt)H N S i Lift, re c I ha fL : f a o nti n add i tla judged of his tharadi Liken the caf tle, to At toroul Wider «tun) his Sin The of cr fix I mimic which iefted terwar On fled dil recerve the tit •)f cent: foppoli of July To pelt) , pounds (about Id the fpot, a 'none) i^r'w