Star. — London, England, 1801-09-30 00:00:00

' ( N, CI • P I . tirairjust as ilk Nil , 144 going to prof. ►td Patkiotrools to The 27th init. incluAve, from Which et EA,tit followhig hallyearais : . , : VSIMRII 4OI MONtri l Oß* ' ..* Pans; ihtforthpaiOn a requett raj, bT the Trench Go;ieniiill'a, Court of Betlin hap ac. kuirg i knowledged thi e of the Grand Duchy of Tufcany into a ' i t and the acceMoo drool Loots, Infant of Spain, to the Crown of that State. ' This ackno . wledgrnent tad, before taken place on' the part of the Court of;` Rome, and that of the Governments of the Et eDiitie, Batarlan, Cifilpine,, and Ligurian Republics. , On the 27th ot Aura a , Coofikory vrao..llo,l' at Rome, for the inveflitut;e of the Grand OpA; the chanseteriaic badge of the OOM of Le g ume a ;ore, which his klor. tikes bas conferred onCardi nal CAPItAItAs Char,* With fulfilling that rinifficM In France. • Citizei eacaptt,,la4 ill the trovi andforelgners then itt tome; were Prefeht at the ceremony. • • •• • 4 . Cardinal Cs t masa Itof the family of the.lifatett strain, a name celdSratel In hifinry. He is in a very weak flare of health, tileemed far his • great t v i r tues, and is aged 68 years. • He . left Rome in • the beginning of September to mini's. to the place of It's dellinatkriu creniiak wasists sattivntes vont tt of iv OtititiAt COAtlqclin, .141,aTioss, or TMs 711,1;e11121RISLIC tC Italitt4l.• • Mead-ggatters at Langeit„ ;es t i& Aka : , el My * dear Commlakry—The fquidrop of Ad tniral WAR R EW, tObrlalllg of fevers (hips of liose,' three frigates, and two brigs, landed yelterdq libout 3000 men to the ,right of our insispo After an obhinate battle of 11: hours we &tined them to re-embark; with the left of tioll men; killed, drowned, ur tvouoded. We have tsken 200 Epilifil prifbne,rs, with feveral otflccrs, whoM I 641 in a little time fend to Leghorni Oetr 'batteries &balled a frigate, which eCcaptd, Only by being taken in tow by so velTels. Seven guts. boats were funk; Lind three taken by our foldieri, by fwimming. " This battle covets With glory the troops of the Republic, yaks being lick, Sind in want of every thing, had need of all their ebbrage to beat *nen double at leaft in number, and iblviotial4 by the terrible Ore of their "pantries. " The 'lngalls had landed in ‘fevetal A thoufand men, proteaed by three lips, atrackei rlfo Marciana, bbt the brave inhabitants, in con junflion Pith come French and a fesePoles, forced them to retire 'with loft. " Depend, my dear Cornmifitry, on my attaabnients (Sifted) 18 WA rate. true Copy) nuaLcartats." moo di goierr. rrs* tans Tall , *am la rat ECT tilr Tl 4, Sri ofirretri Millet *Ours'. or .Thusa, stpteratiir 6. I have the honour 'to 'lakes you, thatitl Englifh Flat of Truce, kW- . patched after nit Capitulation of Cedilla. LIAR°, and having rm board Citizens d'Haverout., , Chef de Brigade of Engineers, R air ER, Casuinif fary at War, and CHAMPY, bireitor General of PoW,lcr, has arrived in this port. I fubioin all the difpatches which were delivered to me by Citizen ti b liAUt POU La " The Cairo divillon, commanded bt °eh etal LLIAID, COnflittd of about Ispoo men, temo, of whom are fick. The Lazaretto of Toulon, and the eftablifhoieuts belonging to it are not futficient to contain then. I have therefore 'smitten to the Prelea of the Douches du-Rhone, and begged him to prepare the- Lazaretto of Marfeilles for tiseir reception. That place is perfeilly At for the pur port, and flifficientir fpacious; fincc, when the return of the Army of Eaft was expeded left Tear, a like number of men teas to be fcnt thither. " I have written alfu to the Ord•mnateur of the Ath divifion, to take proper meafurea for the fup- port ar.d maintenance of there ts,ooo men. I beg iou will requelt your Colleague, the Minißer at War, to write to his agents is the Stb divifion, to, provide the necetary i articles foe that part of the Army of the Ea& (Signed) vista. P. S. At she departure of the flag of truce, Gm. Meson was Phut up in Alexandria with se remains/of the army. That city had a futN crelcy of provifions, and the Commander in Chief had refolvcd to defend himfelf to the Id extremity. (Signed) [The above letter I. accompanied with a long letter from General TAB I. LI A RD, whirls oecuple. three columns of the Menifenr, giving an account est' the proceedings of the part of the army ender Lis command, top to the time of his being Ablticed so furrencler to General Horrid anon. which we cannot poffibly enter iota &is day. It is followed by a copy of the treaty. shicb hra aback bola pablithed.] A letter from Genstar*(vial' to the Nailer 'St War, contains an iterount of the attack Bade hr Admiral WARRIIII Urn the French fore* ot the llland of Elba. lie Rates that the Frenc) ►ttteries prevented the Admiral froth entering du /pm amo- Sig- inted ;Min • atZ: I The Menittur -of Ott 25th coßtainAili tong te• count of the fete in commemoration of* foundsi- tion of the Republic, and a long Vika peons who had an audience of the Cuter coistr.!, Minn: whom was Count MatiQFF, Envoy from the Em peror A LEk•NDSII.. • Thefe journals co*tain alto a letter from Capt. , Lu GAN to Rear-Admiral ViLbsti sum Caimans der of the French Marine in Italy, dated Want); the asth Auguft, §iving an account of his Saving etcaped from the harbour of Alexandria, after the furreader of Cairo. It contains little news, only a confirmation of MINOV Rill holding out. He (peaks of havilfg feparated from GA N TH sat/ nr,but does not mention at what time or place. CORN MARKETS. Tht torn Market this morning, at Mark-Line, was well fupplied with Foreign Wheat. There was but little Erglith. The prices of the different rif grain were the faire as on Monday, ex cept Oats, which. had a brick fate, at an advance, of about 25. Flour .Iss. Huss, SE)v. aB.—Since our let, the following quantity ,of grain has been imported into this place, viz. 1,141 quarters wheat; 2,707 quarters oats r 6 Ituirters peafe; 7 quarters barloy; and cwt. rtes. e SPORT`nve INTALIcvsycE. katwmAkKET FIRST °croft= MEETING, trot. Tussissir, sarrtmisa 29. Fig," guineas. free for any horfe, 4-yr. olds carrying 7& 41b. ; 5-yr. olds, 811. slb. ; 6. yr. olds, ; ok. ' • and aged, 91L B. C. lA. lisekvEie:s b. c. Dick Andrews (maga anal Goldines b, c. Sky-rocket ttr Lord Egremost% ch. b. Bobtail • dr Mr. F. Neale, b. h. Humbug dr Lailbroke's cb. c. MAW?, by igoodpecliei Br fbidaertssont's b. b. hy Meteor • dr Duke of Graftoo's b. tn. Hornby Lap, , - dr Duke of Grafton's Flambeau, Ba.. beat Lord Clerniont's brother tp Reernit, ya. solb. Ab. M. wogs► h. it.—Four aficl.6ve Spans on the *inner. di n tiiictaii &swot:. Wag . tbs birl-chry of Ilibilikoso the poets - the club, which has been in- Ritufid . f or feveral years to commemorate that event, met at Ednam, his birth-place, as ufual. 'The day Was fpent with the utmoft harmony and feflivitY. Yelterday being Michaeltnas-day, the Loa.' Mayo*, agreeably to ancient cam% held a- Cam. mutt Hall .for the eleftion of a Lord Mayor for the r ° °Cuing. The feveral Aldermen in rotation e ing put up, it appeared by the the* of hands that the eleetion badfillen on WILLIAM NEWNAN, tfq. and Sir Jona Esksit, Knt. Who were returned to the Court of Aldermen for their choice; and, upon the fcrutiny, the number= were in favour of Sir Joey Emelt, Knt. and he was declared by the LOOM IdAYOlt to be duly elated Lord Mayor for the_year er.fu ing. The Thaoks were wsaaimoufly voted to the late —ill3 Han was then adjourned,iCh and his Lord. amber t. and held a teen a Aldermen f.. 4 t ifilp !yearned to the PO In the difpatch o f public bu. ftneh• The Court was waited upon by the Principals of the Baker , ' Company, relative to the Affize of Bread, which they ordered to continue at is. lid. the quit-tern-ie.& The Court %ottd their unanimous Thanks to the Rev. Dr. Git cosy, his Lordfnip's Chaplain, for his excellent Sermon preached before the Court previous to the holding of the Common Hall; and he was requefled to print the (ante for the tire of the Court, at the City's expence. The Clerk Of the Cocket-Ollce at the Manfion Houfc, laid before the Court an account of Flour bought by the Bikers for the lag twelve weeks, amounting to t 43,336 tacks; which amounts, upon an average of one week, to 1,944 tacks nearly. The Court broke up at four o'clock. . DR Ult Y•I.1111 THIATIM—The Tragedy of R► eberd the Thirdagain attraded, lea night, a nurser. out and elegant audience, !caress's Richard was. whit it always hashed', a moll able and efeeive performance, and the applaufe he received was fully commenfurate to his great and acknow ledged merit. Mr. Wiwi/owl-on being fuddenly taken s7l, the part of law Hee, was kindly under take* bi Mr. MolltAy, of Covent garden, who acquitted him(elf with much credit.—ln the Ro- InarKe of Blow Beard, Mrs. BL AND returned-her part, and was molt warmly welcomed by the fplendid crowd. She fang in her accuttomed flyle of tweet Amplicity, and was defervedly record in all her longs. Kitty, Bammirrra, Mrs. CROUCH, and Mils Ds CANT, were as happy as ufual, in the eremite of their refpedive talents. ' The young candidate who was to have Raised forward at Covent-Garden Theatre in the part of Ifeeskr, has, it teems, reflet'ed on the difficulty of the enterprise, and refolved to defer his attempt fill he has improved his qualifications by farther itudy. Mrs. Movx TA IS has a falary of ten pounds per wtek at Drury-line, and.her prefent engagement -s for fire years. Madame &Kt A is Lid to be engaged at Drury lane, to Opp Ole STORACA at the other hook.-- Botta is a c.barmiag mole lerefa and finger, and I a beastifal woman. The prefent Theatrical &alba promifes to be the end lwrelosioas ever known. The cant& between nperas and five all farces is one of the fairell con tett that can be conceived. The Mules, if the, lark any where about Drory.l.ane and Covent Garden. may now expea a final bacithnsent. Ckratnace Omura focui Gael ilrive than ;yew% &tali &dr acne. mid frh ter aY their fade; Oise trill GNI lanneislite kg. grief, and rage. WeLc sM dabi *Lard', .as h,u the flunk bp; PIINEItA OP CAPTAIN PARArili. ' - The remains Hf the gallant Captain PAR; Mt were on Monday rnprning interred in the Chapel Burying-ground at Deal, with all the honours due to his rank and dilUnguifhed character as a Naval Officer. At half pall eleven o'clock Lo,rd Nctsok tame on (bore from on board the Amazon. At twelve o'clock, by fignal from the AMAZON, the procef lima took place. The fidps in the Downs, under the colantand or Lord NA L5O N, • had pendants half-matt high, yards reverted. At tvteive o'clock at noon minute guns were fired from the Amazon and the there alternately. . Two hundred of the Derbintire Regiment, arms reverted. Military Band, With drums muffled and tied with crape, playing the Death March. • Chaplain of the OveryfreL espoun Basely—Captain Sutton. Ad. sec L ra ntwid ary ge's Lawrence, N . O . lAd s Z re te: l ; oll . Six Officers of the Amason, two and two. Mr. Boyce, Rev. Mr. Brandon, Dr. Beard. Mutes. Captain Poulden, Captain Warren, Captain Brodie, THE BODY. 'Captain saridun. Captain Rowley, Captain Clay. MOURNERS. Vice-Admiral Lord Nellon, Admiral Lotwidge, Lord Geurge Cavendiih. Osten of the Army and Navy, chequered, two and two. MidfigPmen, two and two. Pilom kr. Coven—Mr. Yawkina Servants. The body was carried by fix feamem drefTed ;n blue jackets and white trowfers ; and the pall bearers wel-e Matters and Commanders. His Majefty's fhip Anatole fired minute-guns during the burial', which lafted nearly an hour. Lord ls , lsLson was vifibly affected during the time the proceffion proceeded from the Dock-yard to the piece of interment, and was there obferved to fhed tears very plenteoully. ,The proceffion N(wh the etception of Admirals LUTWIDGZ and ELSOM, the ltx Poll Captains who were pall bearers, and Admiral Nsi.som's Secretary, who returned by a private way) went back from the burial-ground to the Dock-yard in the fame order they came. The ferric, was read by the Rev. Mr. Basaynom, in a Clear, diftind,and impredive manner. NAUTICAL INTELLIGRNM MAILS THIS DAY...Mind IL S. W. 4111t1Tito DA O Idaroborgti, • Dublin, Sept. as, al% o Waterford, I DOnnaghadec, Sept. 15, • Ptratotrnr, fix PT. 28.-*—Arrived le Cheodore, French brig, laden with fardines, &c. captured on the 19th Ina. in the Bay, by the bostrof the Am It. La frigate t the latter alto captured at the fame tune, two brigs in ballaft, a Hoop, and a fchooner, laden With fardines. Sailed the Otto a, of 74 guns, for the Channel fleet; and the 131.4mc HS frigate, on s, cruize. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 29.—Arrived the Ala s-ulna frigate, from Madeira. Sailed the MON DOVI !loop of war, with difpatches for Egypt. SH &&&&& SS, SEPT. 29. —Arrived the RESOLU rum lugger and rafted again on a crtiize ; came down from the River the Elitists Meer armed [tore (hips Sailed the NARCISSUS hired armed brig, for Yarmouth; the LAURELL hired armed brig has gone out of harbour to the Nore. Paired by with a fine breeze, the Weft India and Baltic fleets, for the River. Remain the Thunderer, of 74 guns, at Blackflakes ; in the harbour the Union. Hofpi: tal Blip, Lieutenant RICKMAN, with the Hebe, *aakzamheid, la Raifon, (Ambecade Dutch), and Iris frigate, and la Sophia hoop ; the Sparkler, Clinker, Conte'', Teazel-, Gallant, Furnace, Boun-i cer, Coaflant, and Force, gun brigs ; Four Bro thers, and William armed barges, with the Magi cienne frigate, and Albicore hoop, in Dock.— 1 Wind S. W. blows hard. Dorse t SIPT. 28.—. The Tartar Cußom.houfe cutter, Captain Worriel:lo.mm, which h Rationed to cruise between the South and North Forelands , to intercept all improper correfpondence between this country and France, fell in with a fchooner bound to Boulogne, early yellerday morning, a few miles from the South Foreland, and brought her into this harbour. The mailer and one of the crew, after undergoing a very long examination before the Mayor, were fent to prifon. It appears that a man who paffes as one of the crew, is a foreigner, who, a few months fusee, was ordered to quit the kingdom. HULL, SATT. 28.—The Cognac packet, HAlt-, pat ; Elizabeth, TAY11111• Brothers, EDMVND; Fritildthip,Bl.lTll AAAAA D; Thames, COBB, all from this port, are arrived at St. Peterfbnrgh.—We have the pleafure to announce the arrival of be tween thirty and forty fail of merchantmen at this port, from the Baltic; pan of a very large fleet which failed from Elfinore on the Lath inflant. They had the convoy of the Hears. brig -cutter, and SALLY armed (hip.—The Heart, after leay. ing the Blips in the Humber, proceeded with the relief the convoy to the Southward. Oa Wed sefday his M i Ledy's hired armed alp SAl.llr ar rived at IR; wiei a conv; rr osz the Baltic. The Good n/ x Intent, Roasters —; and Dido, Rye, (hill (hips this feafos)..are arrived at this port from Archangel. Another Beet far Hain burgh, Bremen, and Emhden, is ready at this port, and will proceed as foots as the wind if fait, ,inder convoy of the Ss Lay aimed (tip. Several of the (hips which failed from hence for tlamburgh, aa under convoy of [he Jame, have Ten driven back to the Humber bY a gale, and till remain, the wind being unfavourable for their patage. • I - a , * L •7:" t t.Oin,, St rt. si:&- i rise Mona, Se ats. for this port, is maloading at Montego Lay. Arrived—Franklin, from Nev , 'Yorig at Amlierdarrt Thomas, Higens, from hence at Chatienon; HANN Orphan, Sedtake I and William* Atkin, from heaven Ne.- faundLaiid ; M`Ncil, from hence it Wathinztua ; and Adtivc, Turnbull, frum fleece at New Prot tdmae. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. MAL, SEPT. 29.—Arrived and failed for the River the Indian Chief, —, prom Bengal-- Arrived the Aittow &top I and Ftmatit gun-veil fel, from a cruize.—Wind S. 9, W. GRAVESEND. SEPT. 29.—Naiad by the Hall, CLARK; Ceres, Hot:014 rot , / ; Centurion, Millborne, Hum in ; ; Hayford, GEORGE; and Advice, Sormainoraii, from Pe terfburgh ; Alert, HILL, from Riga; Aurora. —; and Maria, HILL, from Godenbarg; King George, Covrox, from St. Vincent's; Humphries, SMITH, fro.n Grenada; Jack Tar, RIDDLE; Brant: wick, DKYIDALE; Harriott, STAMPER.; and Grace. Trion rsom, from Jamaica.--Saikd the Mary, Jow zs, for Halifax; Eliza, Rica, for Nootka- Sound ; Fortuna, --, for Oporto; Commerce, LOFT; Maria, STORK; Aquilon , WILLIAMSON Mary WARD; Commerce, HOPPER ; and Prince , of Wales ; How/tan, from Peterfburgh ; icings Margaretta, —, and Jonge Gyfbert, from Aznfierdam. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONDY. The ImMOßTALirs,fin• the capture orate Preneb privateer Un Diable a qttatre, (in company with his Majelly's [hips THAN iti and BEILULIF ul will be paid on board the IM MOR raLITE, on her arrival at I'lymouth. The hired armed brig HIRONDELLe, and the hired armed COCO EARL Sr t pieta, for the recap ture of the brig Vietory and her cargo, by the ris. CARD will be paid at Plymouth, on Friday, that ad of Odober neat. Captain C. Cote (brother of the late Captain Cocs,formerly of la ltcsocurtoeuas s of 44 guns) has been promoted from the SIMIAN, ld gun:, tote Flag Captain of the Levtaraas. of if Bun% Rear-Admiral DUCKWORTH. During the laf cruize of the Mactisarictar?of 74 guns, a feaman and a midlhiptuan fell over board. The lifc buoy was inflan•ly thrown Got. by which means the midfltipman WAS fared, hot the feaman was fo exhaulted, that he funk amid never rofe afterwards. The Sucth French frigate. lately taken 'leer Porto Ferrajo, formerly belonged to this counure., and was captured by GAlNThrilUlei, when he latt failed from Brett. By the Veseeeate and• Russet, arrived at Portia:Louth from Sir J. SAUNARIZ'S ffitladiftit. we learn that that Admiral, with Admiral Pots and their united fquadrons, was craizing of Cadi a 'on the 6th intl. The BALLONA, of 74 guns, was at Gibraltar, Ming her main-maR. The St. An. toinc, taken by Sir JAMAS SAVNARAZ'S fquadron ott the t3thbeen .J watering at Tetuan. The HANNIBAL, of 74.gons. and Srxtrir brig, taken by the French, remained at anchor in Algeziras Bay. The harbour of Ca di z has been fo clofely blockaded by the fquadma of Sir JANA. SAVN*RIZ • as to preclude the po6t , . bility of any rad entering or elcaping from that port. Fire fail of the line, French and Spanilli, remain conftantly at anchor in the outer Roads. The Alert privateer, of London, has tatcn, and carried into Vi.uia, in Portugal, the Spani;h brag St. Francifco de Ails, from South America to Vigo, with Government difpatches, load,:d with cocoa, indigo, and hides. The Laurel, Ductal-, from London. arrived at St. Croix, parted with the Ihips bound to Suri mm, Demarara, and Berbice, which failed under convoy of the GARLAND frigate, fourteen in num ber, on the 14th of July, in lat. et. The Hope, Bowia, from Jamaica to London, is captured (the Captain killed) in going to join convoy. The Lydia, Vawottet, arrived at Dover, (poke the Phcenix, --, from Liverpool to Philadelphia, difmalled, within two days fail of Newfoundland. The Aufpicious, PROCTOR ; the Melton, Roe- LET ; the Jafon, WATT ; the Bu(hy Park. Baowa, from Jamaica to London; and the FICITIT ; WAR Dew, from Jamaica to Liverpool, are reported to have been wrecked on Heneaga, on the oth of Auguit.—Crews raved. A (loop from New Providence to &fillip, am! a brig from New London to Antigua, naffies un known, are loft on the Ifland of Barbth! k. The Nra. Sra. de Oliveira, from Opory to Gibraltar, is re-captured, and arrived At Gi braltar. The Urania, Britou, from Surinatn to London,. is put into Grenada, difmalled. The Traveller, LAM PLOUG from Petcrfaurch, is fuppofed to be on fhore on flagland, near Elia neur, but eipeaed to be got off. The Hannrh, RIAY, of Shields, is put into Co. penhagen to refit, being leaky, rnd h aving carr i e d away her main-toPmalt. The Dairymaid, SAL• NW ft ,of Sunderland, frnm Dantzic, is on those, ne.tr Elfineur, and tit'.l of water. A letter from . the Cape of Good li ve , d a r e d May aB, B , 3l.containi the following intelligence: —Arrived here the Peen t.nr, Captain &&&&& .of r 8 pins, who lately fought a diflinguillieJ anion with three large French thips, which efcaped f r ,q t i him in the night. In addition to a large Swed:lh EalL Indianian, rem home to England, the rap. cured oa the lath init. the Swedilli India Co mpany's (hip the Sophia Magdalena, from Canton. laden with tea, fuer, and muflins, valued .it IsomooL She is *rived fate, and a fcw days after C`aptain'Maasse, who being charged with dif patches of Importance, left this valuable prize lint der the care of an OffiLer. The crew expeS the Sophia Magdalena and the Weflro.Gochl au d will net them near aso,oooL prize-money. Ar rived here alfu the Es IZA letter of marque, from' London. Prorifions here•are very dear, parties* 1103 fa& meat and vegetables.". tut :it. art. Ra. !act oil lick th e tioß day , rate ger. the eral had lard on rcca hint far- at D re• atta• c in the rd in iture story tegi• I sth ...c1 at area: ment ESTt UT S fi: ed evo. rince lark now figli- Front. thd: und. tined