Star. — London, England, 1802-09-01 00:00:00

. • % .• .. • • Ct . • • d t Ml' ' C•~ •. , 9 1• RUSSIA. . . , PETERSBURG, AUGUST ic.l Within there few days a great (purity of prohi. bits. and &muted goods Dave been feised at the Cationaloofe. In Order to check, the increafe of It is aft 'ordered, that all . goods, 4 urn h ia6 mes been (tamped at Lieban, Revel, ate. 1 and-tent-by thofe places hither, fin be an vi' r ien fited at the Catom.houfe ere.—The Rafts ten gedy Loh or The. r • 4 . G.iihmk, by IW. It.ite, has been received y the public with fdlit !typlaufe, that a company collated 1500 me- Wig and 128 Dutch ducats,. and fent them with a very flattering letter to the aeon. According to this letter, the aeon Itevuzitor is to have too ducats, and the whole of the remainder is to be divided among the fa other aeon in the piece.— The Borneo& has bellowed on the private fecre. tary BRIATRIII a valuable ring, fOr the copy of the voyages of the Spaniards in the South Stu. pub. Med by him, and prefented to his birettas:Ma. Jerry. The Privy Counfellor Baron de Btetteo non, 1 9 celebrated for his knowledge in natural hiftory, particularly botany, :webs labours in that fcience, has praknted the Imperial Ruffian Academy of Sciences with Tome aloft learned and able differtations, and has been thereupon uasai suoufiy slaked an honorary member of that academy. • ROL,4IIID. MUM ATM s6. tizen 41414AILIVA, a Ge. sera' in the feivice of the Italian Republic, is ar rived here, and will take op hib refidence in this place far Come days. Six Englifh (hips of war, among . which is a brig, having troops on board ) arrived in the Tend on the 25th. PROCLAMATION ON THE Attr Or AMNESTY. The following is the Proclansation refpeaiw the Amnefty iffued by our Govetnn;ent on the tith— ' Aolratairiins—We fliould conceive ourfelves de . Stu in-duty to the cowry. if we did not faze I nviditi the importantlariod, of which we ere waneffes, wherein—after a tonunotion as long as, vehement, a dangerous fb*ring of ?pate qui fiats, • s, alarms, and inure . well framed • tion is at lnigtheftabliffied, adapt ed. to'thir natuie and the wants of the people, which, by a balance fortunately reftored, has brought back the State, almoft rent in pieces, to the proper operation of its greatly divided powers,. and the tranquillity of a well-ordered Government. M Fellow Citinens, feat Iliotold not merit the con fidence of this refpaited nation, if we did not at awe embrace the moment fo ardently implored.of MIMI. In which the critical centeft with fOrmi. dable enemies abroad is fo unexpeaedly and fo honourably terminated ; in .which, with. thetas. bliflied peace, is opened to us a tranfporting pie& pee of reanimated comineve pi:amity, and welfare ; to make a decifive ekpenment for the parka annihilation of all internatmifunderfland rigs and contentions, which have thus far reigned in the mid& of us, which have almaikowlhed us, andoperated more prejudice to the demi interefts of the country, than the foirmidable armies and !eels of our powerful *reign opponents. . « What a potent excitement to a (around na tion; what a fignificaot Mince of benign Pearl :MKS; to render fervioa*le tis them the favoura ble concurrence of &eh great events to the impor tant ends which it, in its bodndlefs,vgdom, teems to have had in view Y- - « And in what mennerenna mild and virtuous people more fincerely manifeft their . gratitude, bow more acceptably to the gracious Svrasaae, or more worthy of humanity, than by a cordial re-, conciliation ands hearty and unfeigned fOrgetting and forgives& of all fuppofed or real injuries - 1 In what better and more intereftiag pauper to the State, could a good and pious Government refpoiid to thofe blifuigs, -than by annihilat e 4 even the meolleftion of all that has been or done, snits from a difference of opinions as the isterefts of the State ; in Glom than by a gge . meal aid unlimited amnelly and remilfion, ot4 tizeptiovi ; mo w hile juftice alone Sall p m , Griobes vir- refpee to thofe who have tendered thenefelets guilty of crimes which, hav ing no relation to peak., cannot in their nature be computbended in this annuity. • Penntrosed with the idea that, after vehement AM:Aimee* and rapidly succeeding reward/In dic only %fallible core is, to tranquillife the Rind* of men, to temper . the ardent pawn for change, ; to (mother the 6arit of faifion for ever, and to give the agkata 'State at length a ihreltioViath and fel once mare which are inclif the Efiablillansent of its deareft late antia prefsly adapted to fecure it aphid new explo::.1 flow ; convinced that with the reconciliation WI OW left and mob dreaded enemy, the Indelicate* cy of this State is guarded *sand all further at. tempts fads 'braid. Cheered by the idea, that lovely peace has animated with new vigour the (pi* of Indullry, fo greatly pan y dejec thins awe absifi lbeiTs a t nd o the gentl e r Perled i rnim sentime n ts P Cs °r : e, unanimity, and- t inutual ads of bene "awe*, with the baniftonetst, wholly and reci • plially, of all old and toe long cherithed re 'Tinge, we deemed it necefary and confluent with, one duty to i?ropofit inch an .ualimited emptily to the Legifiatree Affenthlz ; nd in conformity =l4O, by a M 140601101 that 150dY, on tae s3th it so enafted * 4 Thakthere be granted a general anniefly, re million, and oblivion of all real, or fsippofed real crimes, which originated in a difference of politi cal • g an d this without any e ion; to which end, all silo& are c whop at the Moe or ither the c ge of sdrafise 2,91.,11)5e necelEirilY exf4aded (runic t omnoif .Iw-a s 5, 100/. dme his coniblikas no din shot ono \ I • • • • • • • • • . lithe; all 6111le entt pq r liestid end tosillied . this them, ok , being confithfla, nand* although the.punilhment inipOdfd . wholly iniliacd, wi th \this' pronto neverthelefi r with reference to the IA mentioned fentenceso4 the judge by whom, they hive been pronounced, at the requeft of the done fentenced. ihall pee oily have. that-filch fentence has alone - pronounced on account of deeds arifing in a difference of political opinions, without being ac companied by other offences which, having no re ference to politics, haye in all times and under all circumftances, been confidered in a criminal point of view ; to the giving of which declarations, the higher and lower Criminal Tribunals within this Republic, matters being difpofcd of accordingly, are hereby .authorifed and qualified ; provided, however, that Aria attention be paid that there declarations, in no Teepee whatever, be extended to !itch high mid inferior placemen and officers who have iirrendered the national eilablithments, poreffions, places or !hips, through treafon, igno. ranee, or cowardice, to the enealy, without hav ing offered becoming refiftance, or in any other manner have been unfaithful to their oath or pro mifes made to this Government after the revolu tion of 1795, all wh9fe offences, according to their ihade and nature,'are -not comprehended in this amnefty ; while, for the fame reafon, are fp. cially excluded fuch commanding and other offi cers who, by Ritually furrenckring or confenting to furreader, caufed the national Beet in the Vlie. ter to fall into the enemy's hands on the sift of Anglia '799 ; the invetligation of which tranfac , don, for fo facia it yet remains undecided, Sall be a nd remain fubjea to the High Military Triß , banal of this Republic; all declarations which may be delivered by any Tribunals, repugnant to the aforefaid explication, being to be held as null and void. " That further, in confequence of this amnefty, criminal procedures on matters arifing from a dif ference of political opinions before alluded to, and which are.lill pending in the Courts,' !hall, from henceforth, ceafe ; and as loon niche accufedlhall be provided with the before mentioned judicial de claration, the fait !hall be confidercd as never hav ing been commenced. " That, Wily, no criminal profecuden !haft fure ;her be allowed to be inftituted by the public ac'. curers within this Republic, on account of matteri before fpecified; and in future all procedures of that nature !hall be confined to offence committed after the Wiling of this Oublicatiofi ; provided & however. that by the annihilating of the aforef aid fentences, procedures, and aitions, the condemaid and the accufed acquire as little clsfim to demand a reftitution of law-coils, as to be reftored to each political or military employments which they may =a4) , have filled in this Republic.. " Come then. Batavians! and duke an un daunted ufe of t his la of obliiion and anyway, Shew, by your future conduit, that you, in cafe of need, with facrificing your private opinions 'and intereft4 are averfe to expofe your country *dew to confufion dikortl; and civil war. Sharelmnie • of forward, eq ually with in theother in e advents's. Society, as well as s. flatter th log profper univerfal prorperi7 and welfare ; add forget all fuppofed or real idiotic: as fincerel#ll2 yolideftre it of others. Do.not lay us, mina *or will, us, der the painful neceffitT of giving indubitable in.; dications, by a fucceedieg aria maintenance. of the laws, that .this mentoro was not 'the effeet 'of imbecility, or diaruft, as to the firdsnees of the prefent order of things, but of a real defire to elk tinguifli the fpidt of Taaion, .to fmeithet divifitins; and , to promote, with energy, the profperity of the country. . 4 In the Hague, Aug. 16, am . • (Signed) “ G. J. PTISAII, Pt. 44 By decree of the Govermnent of State, (Signed) " - C. G.,-HoLTstan.ek We learn digt feveral merchants of Amfterdadt are caufing ne* warehoufes to beim& to contain the Weft India prodnaions, which are arriving un larige quantities. We expea from Batavia, to. wards the end of the year, a confiderable qua‘• lily of coffee, accumulated in the public ware.; honfes,at Jaen, fince the commencement of the war, and which the Batavian Government deli. veered up tome time ago to the merchants. , RATTSILDAII t AUGUST =4.—Lail night we had a moft tremendous flora of thunder, lightning, and ram. A raw-mill in the vicinity : was fet on. fire by the lightning,- but happily extinguilhed in a that time. An old lady in a one horfe chaff*, coming towards this city, met with aw alarming saident—the bode took fright at the vividflaflies of,khtning, and ran into a broad canal with the chesTe-and driver. The old lady was raved 'with great difficulty, but thelorfe was drowned. 'Ana. 27.—Aciording to an account received from the Brielle, the Jonge Frans, Capt. J . Seam. oassiaxe, was wrecked on the 25th on t he point of the Well Pleat. She was laden with fugar, coffee, and rice, from Londoe, bound for Dordt. A Swede whii Came as pa&nger was unfortunately drowned, but the Captain and his four men raved ' dsetnfelves by taking to the boat, in which they reached Ilsore. With the tide next day the wail drove on the ftrand, but leaky and full of water..l The cargo, however. is difcharging, and but little ' of it is expelled to tuna to any account. The doubts, which have hitherto withheld five ral of oust commercial honks from removin , Antwelp, being now"difpened, it is expeped now *only pet their intention in-exicipt tlon, to the great lei's of this Republic. , Thus, what. with the emigrations to AntwerpandOranienftein, devoted country wiltat laff have little to die ting's& it but its new`Conftitution and order of things . ' For thofe who hoe places under Govern ment will not bethe fire to twist . A saettaman who'lately made a tour through 13elgialreetOlendeal, lays thist'the people there' are byttio.ammitideafed with their new nailer& Stye Fttitt i fteet Govan:lost Aillagthalkita;:‘ .'*ll4' , • A , - ; ~-... .•r, ' -• 4 ' 7 :7 7 ' , TAT ° • .., ; - • ''i I , • - 1..... . ,i. • - , "•‘, ...4.. ~ • r .'s ' .PLINCIffi '''. >,. . ~,, c er:7'. - - -1 ' • ' T PARIO(AtioUtt 4 ' • • k t , • isatii`Constri. has made ,ty prefer* to the , • of .Amiens, hatun,,, A,,yipon, Atras, rianee Ewen:, . Ghent,. lohstotle, Meaux, ts Mans , 'Namur, Nancy, Orleans , Soifons, Saint , tient," Tromp Vadlolles mid Vannes, , of an epifeapal ring, as a te4intony of his fads (maim; on account of.the rHilitlM=ent of good harmony between the pried: of their dioeefei and the deltruitiat of all reeds of fchifm--7-fitaitaw. MilistaA * AUG. 3.—The French 'tartan, la Vierge du Rofaire, commanded by. Cal*. Pits GIRAUD de la Ciotat, WS* 40,40 on. the 21111 ofPrairial ( jult&to) by pirates; Wiat the coafts Of Sicily. All thole on board ireremaffacred i the pirates then carried off the Proi4fions, money, and fuck goods as could be eafilt _ttan=l i 1 they even bored holes in the tot*l to• ~. it fink, and to bur, the traces of thitcrinoe- net. however, did not long enjoy- the.fruits of it : the Neapolitan. Government, which ordered,. tioal fearch to be made forthefe pirates, has, at length, difeovered them, and four or five of them, natsvor of Lipari, have been condemned•te din* • . - , PROM THE YAMS PAPERS: •-, , , ' - ''Tatitsrt, Ago. 4.7— The %rsts of Nartoe has *Mired here with her fuite ; the was received tunidft the twife of artillery. The 4acnOtlcassi Eimasars ' her lifter, had arrived at Xnfpruck shale days before. In the evening the whole town via illuminated, and all thefts in the port had their flags' difplayed. . ". ` + th, To a 1 mr, AVG.. i 7. — For about thireameeks part 'Restusnur's , ,Thprmometei, 'plated in Me open air towards the *oath, and altered frAn the rever 7 . beration of t 4: fun, has Road nations, 27 or 441‘ r7 es ' Pees (94 and 95 of Fah it), in the fun it Hands (94 and and 45 de -of Reamer— (t t 2 and r33f Fahrenheit): .Ta ticc it, cOrreE [minding Member of the Council of llealdl,,iiitm from Saathias - in the department of la s tiotre, that [ the arrondifement of /Manzi has for the third tinte - 1 1 this yam' experienced the scourge or Several inulterry and Iklnut trees.have *item tip' b the roots by the violence of the ft.ornstithersiave been ftruck•withfightening, and entirelptinfited ; ' animals feedingin the plams•were carried away or dirperfed,but * are afured that none ofthem have• been killed; the, ftes of thebaufes thrown doWnani broken, have been formed into: heaps by the *Lind; mired with the enormous halftones. , This acci dent took plate on the 4 iiift. The neighbouring, 1 diariai which fuffeted,a tr e a p E e. eal,frons ;bishop! ricane, are in particular era; Aire,. BerD Ales; MonerivellO, and , Cig , A fi nniar ' - alter took place in the Co4tmtine of. Sandia la* Month ; and two oxen at work. hi the fields, !ere killed by lightning:. The peafant whiAirove them remained in a Rate of infeefibilitylkor More than is hours. C: Taspnettr tarsi,. he 'ark= of the Beth of there leen killed by thelightning.and 'that heTound it tenderer and more fitvoury than that Of. cattle. flaughtered iw the afoul way. • •• .. :. - PfP , :4.•; l ` . -1, ,, , v." .. ' LO' :ofititiril iu•Ch: ... ':I .% .... , 1 1 • . i . 4'. h i 41.4 !IP. 1 7 , ... i :11:1f! 1....1.141;... . *.-.. •1- . ? I ' . 15 P , ... i 4 ~ . YFEDNESDAY, airillialli D.:o‘ • ... , - . PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY ATONE 0 4 i11 4 0C1it 3 COL Cob 674-Mar Oitaber 64- 671.....4 per Cent.115.1.-01t5 per Cent. ppli... - New 3 per Cent. :az I-Latti Ann. set-Omninit loft tiff., .' • PRICE OF firtipKi tlielitA3AY t . 1 Dialilltaek ' ' tint ' 50C1445 3pa Cent. ltpd. 6468 . .. , 2 Ind Reads t" pow • • 3_per Can. CanC6116 99 11 hip 3 ,per Cent.67l. New,4 per Cent. 116 f tat Imp. Ann. la 5-x6l-26346 5 per C. Am. root f tlyiplum pi &pi_ • • $ par Cent. £797, 1 0 2 ! los Oita far Ace. Eitt6s.l4 COURSE OF EXCHANGE. I Andkardant. to 184 4U. Cadiz 36 1 k dEtt. Oases 47i' Ditto, at fit so 16 , ' Madrl4 - - paper ' l.lBson 67 Rotterdam, to :pi twl* ago 361 ea& Oporto 674 Hamliargit 33 3 si U. Saws 361 Molt. Palermo 90 AISO 33 4 1 4 U. Liskim Si Ellikseroz• Cads_ . . - In row Naples 4 4 Dublin sai rim, s day's as% 13 p 1iv,..-Ditto, II 117 s U. Boonteses. ditto, sp .is ditto* Veda; 54 Limes Picoli Elteltlyi per El, earl • 4=1•1111. We have this day received the French Official Journal, the Afsvikar, of the 28th ult. The eon tents, however, are of little moment. —..... On Monday night, Mr. SALvaa, the Meffenger, arrived with difpatches,from France. Orders were fent from this country, many weeks fine, to furrender the ifiand of Mdtit, according to the terms of the Treaty of Amiens. On Sunday left Earl Sr, Vince's'. held a Levee at his Lodgings, in George-fireet, Plymouth Dock, when he was pleated 'to reteive the Captains and all Officers on Fall.and Half Pay, who wined to• pay their refpeat to him. Next day their Lord- Ihips, at five in the morning, again vifited the Docklard, and .at one P. M. they proceeded to the Marine Barracks, t Stonekoore , when they Were received with all due honoareby the batta lion of Royal Marines. On. Saturday lift, the principal Gentlem e n of Pinchley, Barnet, Colney Hatch, Southgate, and Edmonton, held their annual Venifon haft at the Cherry Tree, Cr Southgate. Mr: Ifiraweaitio gig Mr. Brio were invited to partake Of the fefli rides of the day, and were among the foremoft to promote harmony and good 'humour.—.The Chair was filled by Mr. CoLtass, and Mr. A.Lile offi ciated as his Deputy. The company, in the courfe of the day,*more than once exprelfed their Warmeft folicitude for Mr. MAIIIV/AIIIIIO I S interea and wel fare. Among the company were, Sir jll4 IS Lees, Bart. Mr. Alderman Cuarts, Meffrp. Wimps' ,and TAwalisamo, Rev. Mr. loriTu, Mr. BLaeltairaw, Mr. ISAAC WALK 1.14 the Mein. aisSDr. Cooing. i'*l44lolo . t / i..of the late, Corps Of, • . Tilkuiteara had Asia/ anniverfary aliment Clubotibuty l'avirtyAummilistrAmaarrA r ~. % ~" • 71k77^ a • • • i ' . LORb NELSON. On Friday fe'nnight Lord .17ss.sow's party IN .rived at Ruditall-houfe, the feat of M r . Wa str44. tact, where every preparation had been previa* k mide to receive his Lord(hip with the honour s di e t ; fo diftingnithed a character. The gardens were thrown open,- a band Of mtdio attended, and all the principal families of the neighbourhood were invited to join in the fete. An elegant collation, with fruit and wines, was (tried on the lawn ; an d in the evening a grand difplay of fireworks took place ; and an arch, with a liar above, formed of variegioed lanaps, made a [hiking part of the il. lumination. a Untilquitted • , tilr. and S o wilaturtait y.. on - it to.ssr-, upon Mrs. WILSTWALIIIG were at Naples during molt of i the important events which agitated that country in the li to war, and acquired an intimacy with Psrd Z71,1.50.)1 4t, that Court.. on-Thurfday latti, the igth.regiment of Light Dragoons was infpeofto by their Royal Highneffes the Pat ac u of Wati I, ka Duke of You c, attend. ' ed by General GWYSiII; Aid their refpeetive fuites, ' on Welshed Flats. .Their Royal Highnetres made the Molt minute infpetlion, and expreffed the nioa decided approbation of the regiment while paffing by dim cn.hoshback and . on foot. After there. giment mounted, and commenced the movements and attatks; the admifitionexcited by the appea r . ante *fit on ~fan; was increafed at the precifion and rapidity with . which every mancenvre way macTei , --The chirges, inlquadron and line, wer e rapid, collated, and firm ;. the whole halting at ' the woad, and perfigtly well drelfed. 1 ( -)-The44th LiOtl)ragoons were 'diibanded ha week in Ireland'.. Molt of the privates entered into other ~,) :: ' - SIIITSIIIIIIIi 'I, 1802. gaiial g t. l 7n e i n sr isa a'ne l uci ns *. o 1 • TH2 sirrisa ARMY, r:.•' RePart. rowibles. Tot. IN% s` i ' Cm. Ai /ref. Bet. Col. .. ._„,. amposatako ' ; - :at- .26 47 IT &Mr - • . •^; - - 4 I 6 s %WV • • - 1 -';111‘,,. ? 1 5 . 44 =mfg. Ste- • ''-' 0.-. ". ' VI 4 3 13 . . .-, •••• 1 ?...' i ' ... S foltiltlid Malta, ' - I- 'l . ° 3 .... vaitatia. Nova Scotia, &c. . .47 2 9 •- 81'88nolki,k on tairage to, ..;:- 27 27 car groood c c ., ..... 8 - 8 Haft ladies, Scage to, ,5 . 0 24 Oa pelFaite from" Abroad . • :-.. 'la - 12 -- - ~ - - . . ~.Total i. 4 8. 43j a inn 3: (a) igNairsi Atte 4tit Efrstecilianti. (I) Including the and ilk latt.oir the &eh.. ..• t. Exclave of Artillery and pars, Bet. ; af t Or .I.. t Eal a•.igrants at Jerky, r *Alt itighiteiatnOf Caftrickaod N• .. art, at Halm g am TOtisuetair Isemsveatiesaa. arrived at Dijon on the 22d oh, andlteft it 'the fame day, taking the road to - BefuttcOst; ' He was accompanied by an stideode4atnp of Giiieral LA smiths, and fome gem dames. He had 'one domeftic, who was a negro. 'r61.12•111T wore a General's undrefs. By fending him from Breit actors France, far beyond Paris, the Casty Couses'ittsbably, intends to coit him to force prifOn In the Alp or Switurlan4 from the imo -lathstdhould - ercape and return to St. Domingo. .. ' Lord Hu TC a sitilow is recruit ing his health at his feat near Clonmekiiihich,eispropriatet, for a General who has beaten the French, is called knoci/ofey. As the French have equipped their firil rate, the Afiesittatr, in the paper war, it may be needfary that we - thottld fit out the London Gazette, which though a M ailer, has been diftinguifked by her efibtrreefrtsenty. Mr. Gaaaow, or fome gentleman efpnnfing his caufe againft the Guildford landlord, has publilbed [ a defence sn one of the Papers, in which the civi -1 lity of reception, - attentive treatment, and lump• tnoufnefs of fare are denied ; and lb bad was the dinner, it is added, that feveral Gentlemen of the Bar wire obliged to -fend out into the town for ticikifinn. The Commiffioners of the Revenue have given notice in- a provincial paper, -that they mean, on Tuefday, the yds' of September, to hear the ap rorifuls, wnauof a c:earriazrtaindaifidorigs, and a r peofi etagainll 3e fttrchar s in g w es ea u i pon g ball. powder, and ufing armorial learing ri We.vbfeive that a great number of the motifa• fitiotaable panics in Paris, are married at the Church de la Conception. There is fomething very auf/iciout in the name. MATRIMONIAL TRANSFER. — At the Malt Crofs, in Nottingham, on Tuet - day week, a fon of the cart-whip delivered his fpoufe in a halter (aged only ti), with two children, to a man, who porchaf ed them, at the exce e di ng ly l ow p r ice of :7s. 6d. FASHIONS roaSarramsEß.—Ev EN INGDRESSFS• --1, A round drefs of thin white muffin, trimmed round the bofom with lace, the fleeves fhort and very fuU. A loofe body of muffin trimmed with pink worn over the drefs. A cap of pink ornamented with wreaths.-z. A round drefs of white muffin, the back full and low on the 11104- dens ; the bofom trimmed with lace, the Sleeves Plairlie with lace let in round the bottom. A Ipencer 01 YilloW filk, covered and trimmed with black Ireµ: A Spanifh hat of yellow filk covered with . bl4ckl4ce, turned up in front and ornamented W ith a yellow feather. WaLatmo DRISS.••••BlIff muffin, w i t h long' fleeves of white cambric muffin. A habit Ihirt el camitic, the front trimmed with lace. A bonnet , af.buff main. . Usenet. Ossaers.rtoss.—The prevailing co- Plats are white, buff, lilac, and blue. Large draw idita and Ihort round dreff es, trimmed round the h'Ottom with lace, or narrow frills of fine mul!ln , aiclemeh adopted for walking. Spanilh cloaks Iteso— ...5.r.., r P