Star. — London, England, 1802-06-10 00:00:00

be in a better COnation Thais the Chief Inflicts of the inferior Courts in that kingdom. He would fapport the motion, not on perfonal grounds, though he highly re fp e fted the Noble Lord who now filled the office, but as a meafure of public j alike, and as one highly advantageous to Ireland. Mr. Moose followed on the fame fide, and at Imre I:aith I - imported the motion. In the 'courts of his ohfervations, he begged the Committee to collider, that the funs of ; 0,0001. was not propofed to b. taken out of the public Treafury, but merely as rr•lch as would make the prefcnt emoluments amount to that furn; this could not be fo much as 40001. per annum ; and from foam calculations, which he entered into, may contingently fall„fitort of that funs. Mr. Roason took occafion to enter into tome ! calculations in fupport of certain propofiticnb which he had in the fill infiance advanced. The CP AN csLLott of the ExcnEQIEZ (poke in vrplanatiun. _ _ . Mr. (hisser fpnke in favour of the motion, :,nd in a feted) of fome length difplayed much a,,ilny and knowledge of the . : Mr. Rossom faid a few words in reply; aftfi which the quellion was put, the Motion . agreed to by the Committee, and the Houferefaroing, orderectthe report to be received to• morrow. . . Tlw other Orders being difpofed of, the kionfq erljoulued at One o'clock this morning. LONDON. THURSDAY, JUNE to. • • rum OF STOOLS THIS DAY AT ONE orizar --- - codas, for °pg. 74- 41 educcd, 7 1 1 7st New 5 per CUR. 1034—Dinah= If di - /RIC& OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. s j per Cent. Red. 711444 Imp. 3 per Cent. 7c:;; 4 per rent 116 i Excheq. Bills par ts. pee Cent. 102114 (Unit= if 2 si 5 slit Lung Aux so 15-164 Englifh Tickets 17L is. Short Alm. 5 4 2546 Coat. for op. 731 74 734 The SECRETARY at WAR yefterday Rated to the lioufe of Commons the regular Military force to be kept up in time of Peace. To prevent repeti tion, we refer to his fpccch for the details with re fpea to the Corps to be kept up or dilbanded. It be ken, that the Peace Eftabliftiment is very . great—too,ooo men .f Banding military force ; to which mull be added an augmented Militia, and a great body of men who mull necefarily be employed in the Navy. What a number of hands to be taken from the induftrious population of the country, and at what an expence ! No Nation po(l•effcd of lets induftry could maintain a Peace Eftablifismcnt fo expenfive compared with the number of its inhabitants. We arc lorry to find that the account received, eorougli the medium of the French Papers, of a yout:ny among the Negroes, is in fome degree confirmed. The Barbanel Mercury. of the s4th April, contains a litter from Rofeau, is the inand of Dom;rlica, of the r4th of April,detailing the par ticul.rs. It was a very ferious mutiny of the Bth Weft ladi.i regiment, eompofed of Blacks. On the and, ma alarm was End, and dtatolony put under menial law, which was fanaioned by a Council of War, to continue for fourteen 'days. • They themfelves ahned various motives for' this outrage ; what the real one may have been, 'yet remains to be invefligated ; but whatever it was, it can form no palliation for the fccne olthru tality which they committed. The different corps of Militia were immediately affembled in town, and a part of the 68th regiment, with about fifty men of the St. George's regiment; commanded by Captain Dooos, and the Sr. Luke's Independent Company, were immediately embark ed in force of the droghing vac's, in oi der to ad with the St. John's Independent Company, com manded by Captain 'TOTTER. On Sunday hia Excellency embarked with the remainder of the 68th, and -arrived it Prince Rupert's on the even ing of die faine day. Previous to this the 0:106 4 MT* kid made sfortie, in which they had a ilcir• rig& with Captain Taorraa's company, but in the end were repulfed and •driven back by that company fupported by the marines of the dale; rent chips in the'Bayt,' who effeanally continued ' to keep them within the poft till the force which accompanied the Governor was difembarked. His Fkseellency found, on his arrival, that terms had beenpropored to Major HAMILTON.; after which , r . feveral interviews between parties deputed from the mutineers and our commanders took place, the re- Cult of which was, that they (hould furrender and lay down their arms, which being agreed to, and that Soo men ihould march to take polliffion, the Governor, at the head of a detachment from the, Royals, commanded by Captain Ptat.sr from' the Saints, about 300 of the 68th, commanded by Majors SCOTT and HAMILTON, and the Marines commanded by Captain —t, together with Come officers and privates of the artillery, en tered the garrifon, when they found the mutineers drawn up on their ufual place of parade, with the cqlours in their front.. They received our troops with prefenad arms, and obliged two of their Of ficers §, whom they had•fpared from the maffacre of Friday night, to fake pod in their front. The Governor drew up his troops in two tines oppofite to them, rode to the.lincof the mutineers, and ctirefted Atm to Ihoulder and ground : their arms, On which. Se rode to the rear of the front line.— They were then ordered to advance three- paces in front; at which moment a'Serjeant (Cu vac ) called out," No, General—no." The Governor then replied, if they did not inftantly obey, he would order the troops to fire upon them. On which, the whole feized their arms, and a general fire commenced, by which many of the mutineers fell, and the remainder difperfed themfelves in different direafons. Previous to their difperfion, Captain &RCM id Lieuteriint BIAUBOIS, with the St. Luke's .tidependent Company, had received orders to oc •upy Fort Shirley, in which were tome few of the Intineers ; but, being fired upon, and having no int.:mem with which to force the barrier gate, 'y were o:Aiged to retreat. After the fcene L,n the parade, many of the rviving fugitives were teen fcrambling up the , ter Cabritli, others fied up the inner one, and tote who could attain it, running along the line the ridge, difcharged, as they paled, the can non which had been previoufly loaded, and point ' on their purfuers, and then threw•themfelves teadlong over the precipice. Such, however, was fpirit of intrepid aftivity, rnanifetled by every rhite individual in the garrifon, in forming the !maining pots of the mutineers, that, in the Irfe of half an hour, the whole wcre complete- reduced; and thefe daring banditti may now Paid (except about 130, who are prifoners on board the fhips of war) to be alma wholly ex- Tminated. :t is with great tatisfailion we find our own IoG . hem very trifling, according to the belt ac counts amounting to twenty killed and wounded. Lieutenant M;kar and Lieutenant Warriors ippearcd to have been peculiar objet: of their ige. Lieutenant WASTNAYV fate WAS truly. amentable. Thefe barbarians having ftripped him, faftened him to a tree, pricked him with their Tonets, and mutilated him in a moft fhoeking manner, even retarding that death, which would we been a boon as' terminating his fufferings ; the dead body of Lieutenant bi , Kar, the firft i2im to Their wrath, they equally infulted, by k about the port in a manner too horrid rclate. The firoageit powers of panegyric would be Tint, to give the due tribute to the merit of every ,tarps which wasengaged in the late perilous fcenes. The teal and intrepidity of the artillery, com , ne Magniileeni, 4074 ; Eicsnal4 / 74 ; Severn, 44 ; sad J Weft &wit We baie been able to }earn tlds Gentleman's name. tPon, Carnin &Armand Lieutenant Riviogron. is the Information of tilde unacquainted with the Pea Zorn's, it r9ay he proper to obferve that the bib. 'eti tie Cabe**, are two very hitt ridges, having a valley or between them,' and tip inner one etenmaadiag an sato fiat Utbrnas, on which, and forgoing a lbw train thence to Say, dm Militia were poLed to prevent the madmen eftsp rf"taf Wgiks• manded by CaptarnE s ao von, the Royah, the 68th regime:it, and Marines, reflea On lore corps the higheit credit. The St. George's Regiment and St. John'. Independent Company sminifefted their ufual fpirit and alacrity, and though nOt engaged bulinefs of the intetior of the fortrefs, fuf tained with becoming firmer*. the important po fition which his Excellency judged proper to affign them. Capt. Lttits, bf the 371 h resilient, who com manded the advanced gnav4, is juifly 'cntiiled to applaufe.. •41 Great praifd is due -to Captain BlijfiliN MATTHEWS, •of the thip .Fasurr, who iroltinteeted' his fervices, with feveral of his my, and Whofe: exertions on this occafion w elt highly ufr.ful. Jr , it with concern we Rate , that one of his men as dames/oat wounded by a gripatOt. ' • FitINCH'AURNALs. This momitsf thofe of the 6th infant came to; hand. They Me, fo:much occuiied with to the Governinent, that We'lutrci 'doll &Sett able to Eclat the following articles- 7 gat% j r .—Yerterday the Fierr Coasuat 'wit to the Opera. As loon as he appeared itt Mi box, plaudits refounded from every Parra dm theatre ; !iitt7the general enthufsafoi was at its height, when the audience heard that iveilts; the fecond aft - of Heads, where Tria*-fay.'lo Achilles : D'un yolk general? tempt/fres reperasee. • • • The commerce in our ports begins in refnmet its former adivity. BY a certificate publithed by, the Mayor of Rochelle, it appears that eightveirels; have failed from thaz port alone for the colonies, viz. five for St. Domingo, one for Cayenne, nise , for Senegal. and another for Nswfoundland z., others are now getting ready. JIM, 6. MINISTaIt OF Ilta IllTaltlol.—The laft Aairq 4 Ces from Hamburgh and Asnfterdam annodhce the failing of the following Teals .laden wfth'coin: the Vrow Hendrina, Capt. Jaa friitimalllt,.. frays Hamburgh, for Rouen; the Wohlfart.lica*C. H. BIICICWOLDT, . from ditto. for . ditto ; the yd. vaaren, Capt. G. F. Elnan, front.Dantricli c far Havre ; the Jonge Geertruida, Capt. jai litividg. jun. from Amfterdam, for St. Valely; ittlfirtrajaek Capt. Jaw Lamont, from ditto,' for RiOsseif . dic Twee Geftlftetly Capt. EVIIT Jilt Booty, fire Memel, for Havre; the Two Btaihtik . James MiLzoaa, from Hamburgh, for, *aim ; and the Nelly, Capt. PATS", HAULM!. fr:l'o44f* for ditto. . . CONSTAVTIIIOPLI, AralL equipped three (hips of the line and three Arc* to relieve the fquadron now cruising od4it of Egypt. According to the latt intelligent ceived from that country, holtilities Grand Vizier and the Bey's etaiiiitt*: : pears that' thefe rebels have beim • ollyic very confiderable party. The Geiteralintis '4l the Ottoman forces was about to feudaiatiqoaak againft them. This Rate of thingshasiteCifiCard here great uneafinefs : great aPprehenkanalts* 91107 tertained that Egypt will again, be encitelyilk : jeaed to the yoke of-the Beys. Gsroe, May ;lg.—Three Ligteutn&ex . it efeorted by a Hoop of war of 14 guns, ten, this port, having on board ab0ut,54.6.F.- The Captains of the different verde tad dideirtO: proceed towards Cape Sparta, ZifOirhich .s tliapiiire to open their inftruitioils in order to.belnade ao quainted with their deftination. - -- Letters from Lifbon of the 14th, annonnee, that three battalions of Polith troops:.were to embalk ;there in the courfe of a few days, Mader the efeort: of two Freneh..frigates. The object of this eve.' dition was not known. • . • Yi a it• , MAT 23.—The Order of the Golden Zeta. the conferring of which was attached to thwProprietorihip of the Netherlands,: willies% it' isSaidi be conferred in future eitbd• by his lave- Ittajefly, sit the King of Spain, modal country has been ceded to France. It is now in pastes'. .plation that a new order (hall be &Rabat:4 by the Imperial Hook. This change woke tistatisken ptice is confequence of a requiftieti ea 4 by the' French Gore:lMA% A. • . MADRity MAY z. , —The Doke of waratswo, noes, Miniaer Extraordinary of Naplett,tiill,- ee 3d 'of ply; mike a formal demawd *Uhl& in marriage for the Mbeti-Iliwi* . , Ms' entrance at Conn still be' the molt bed,: a: Bier fete. Their Majetties will afteswar4s to Barcelona. • •BIALli s MAT 22...The-Priv" Ctitadiar Count ALvaosstsas, fete but next week for Wasik, and Count Hanowrra will ai*ompany Maistrias to Mernel. Groat making in Raffia and Powys*, "thg tion of their PRUSSIAN MAWIRTIIiSi The limits which have been fete ikon ' this place to 'Me mel will rem the two Mona-chs during their refidence in that city. Prince Iloscosiveav, Ad jutant to his Majeity the raupertir of Russia, bas fet out with the Bawer of on! Monarch to the letter of his Imperial Majtfty ; an atiewer whiCh determines in a pofitin Manner the intervitir at Memel. CountKALICILLurn, Lieutpnans-General of Cavalry, and Governor pi:.Dattiiieli, will dif• charge the Office at Adjutant-Cenral to Ls Ma: ler ;he Loi*, 4atins hts &ay itt•24olfet : . - I 9th this corps mutinied, and, in a mon barbarous and rnatrxt put to death, Capt. CA M ER on, Lieut. Mum- RAT, Lictitenant WASTMAYS, COMlllitary LAING, cUP I+ Quarter and Barrack Matter Serjeant *Kay e — MUI Clerk of the Cheque BARRON was dangeroufly inn 1 wounded; qtyrter Mailer Serjeant Youmothwound- the: td. His Excellency Governor COC HR AN JOH N ETON immediately colletted all the troops, militia, &c. furl he could mutter, and embarked for Prince Ruperts, orti the fceae of the outrage. When the Governor ar. tho : rived at the (pot, he found the mutineers on the on I ordinary place ofparade, and then, on refuting to non obey his orders, they were fired upori; numbers ed fell, the reit difperfed. We fuppofe it mull have hew been impollible to make them prifoners. Thecaufes the of this mutiny and violence arc not mentioned. whi This innaace, however, Thews the danger of rem employing there corps, particularly in the prefent cow critical (late of the WeR Indies. It is not impro. ly n bable that a rumour of Toussmer's fuccefsful be r refiftance may have excited a fpirit of revolt. We boat find that the people of Barbadoes look with great tern interen to the proceedings in St. Domingo. We It extraet the following relloSions of the Berhadon has grurnal on the mutiny, and the favourable RC. tout counts (of an old date) from St. Domingo:•4 Our readers will be able, from the following app authentic narrative of the late Mutiny in the 84 rage IVof Indus R.:jaunt, at Dnplalati,' to coma any lung snitiaternent which publkArafand before given him! pf the tranfaaica r and tha 7stkenunts refoefting bay( Domingo which follow, will bear ano lefs in- man I 0 tete% as Chewing, that under even the molt fop.. have pored powerful circumfiapeas, no rebellion or and snntiky moon the Negros', in any colcoy, can viai Jertg withfautel the poser of difuiolioed troops, or drat!: theorem's:l4oa* ordmi /Ur inbabitants.'t to n ri1934 7 ltNtlutDCKSlel2RlCliar. 0.1 Arftlt4er T gossau (qomsl,4o), A , tint Qtr Sentday Enorning Lb. folk • • •• • AA, arAved ia town .esprefs in MA 18a • • The nor irsgoity:o44 $ "gluten/ had . . ' f ' tlec Odra Rigiasent, of whit IoNY 7 ` .. who,, t on the preeeduit. 3d ' 4e0 4 • Alters, aa4 •11a. - • ' • - • , r • • • at - wain ' ;44‘t olan I . 4.l feir Phi° . . • "164 • • I • k i t *re' A : • camps. • 4 "V" Min' • • • leg . . . itirovc,a IRrALLIGSYCL y e ftewhky navies was received at the India Houk 'af tbt fare arrival in the Downs of the Chip IA stair, Captain NM GORDON, from the Neil dency of Bengal, which placs the left fo late as th month of DeCember. • The WSw.LSL6r tailed from the iaand of St. Helena in the beginning of .A.pi Patellas by the WELLISLItY-.l.leuteinnt Ceneral jams Craig, K. B. Captain Parkhill, Major of Brigade; Co- Una J. R. Mackenzie, of the 78th regintent, Cale in Patt:ek °MIA I 13Etitedint Alexander Matbefon t.f dm-, natant Angus Macleod of ditto; Lieutenant W. Want. iv ; • Lieutenant William Dewaal, of the tit battalion, reg;l k Native Infantry ; Mrs. Dewaal; Mr. A. Blagrave ; Mr. Keys, Aftaltant Surgeon; Mrs. Keys; Mifa Marla RulLd s e • Mao Prances Niagara; and Caroline Elizabeth, Tay: r. A new Rajah has fucceeded to Us Covcrumei• of Rehling. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 9. _ day arrived a Chip of war, having an A dmi ral'ellag, Mlle,, at' the main, and fired a caltitc. (upPided to be the DRYAD, with Admiral Ga . ws. lasi,' from Ireland ; the ll:tfy, Capt. Cute, trtiope on bonrd, lately from Gibraltar, haft fiw‘ .1)5/tioitth, and has come into harbcur ;,,Ahe C6g,jrom Guernfey ; and i rc, WI 1.- :ziL .. ' . fromPoole..:.-Came into harbour the three 'folltiwfug tranfpfrts.: Sovereign, IiALMANO; LAMS ; an the Ann, AARKE R , with the 3t li R:.-- gune:szt on board., • _FROM. LLOYD'S LIST. . - NA L, Juni 90- z etrrlyed and failed for the River th e Alp t a m e , +•, Fort Wham, —, and WelleScy, L e f t Ibtririf 64i - from obe Welt Indiek—Wind S.W. ? Ave NA. NA pm-Putrid by the Mimi. nooking, Ptianset ia teat Gibraltar ßarbadueliharae a , • Beeler I. eirltakkillirilett, and the Neily, Mcll, (ron. ilarbadars;alialia the Fanny, Fronting, for .Sevale; Than. % ILArtdar li freltirunberzb ; Thomas, for Dub li n ; aw l Ea ': teTPTIMI?) t ar Havre' ..2irtll:ilet7Tillpfilleittfil appoint i D nt UKLof it C ev a . l4 11 j0 MG: • SOU?, i t Or Cheldivail, near Liverpool, one o f hi s die l oi c Chaplains. - -,:Th.._Cotusty Seidel Bill was rejellesi . yellertiai the 'Hot& of Lards , in confetinepce Of thetad of CAlMltti g who' alone fpOke direly in its fa iiout, having withdritra is few thainetits before the Aviiion, Itt which the niihsbers were equal. 17. n tiii Of' ISLWitetßiiiiD,' clew . digs ago. r entered Woodate.lr ' and jSroceffion,' as a can. - cliclaterpelt flog 412 . - tfor that borough, in ' iOll fOthil . IS. fattier , the Dukes .4 RiStiaettbit: - -.: • . --"' '•- ' ' . • itatt'altedifsitheottheedllle appointment 4 106/41.Asibasokst, as Stnisarador from France 4 ..r,y r4 . 4 . was fome, zeiti . ago appointed • -- • thitti . . ... . . . t . Ciremnfilionadalhal attar, prefden t i t vgiati ' - Ib l tts i gr i t ,..,.. n • ' C e P ill it am alitunert pose- • - *at ,propiltd_ ea 4 4 1 thelatlia. rigie-b *' • • y oklAt'Dor in a nieffage lb* Oeverloloeht thaw i was to fogra rthrlaihaNnacr dr iiirpeudhig all the laws which !lad' WORiaat allure_ _,.. Ilibtien made, 'biting the 9#1 111 , 1 011. Or PliMima -m into that P.OoOMyt.yastlimiiMiliatims o lotenteer, of regulations intioaked bribe brsiebleadea of reb. 26, 1782, Mfpeituig die meW efgoods through the Rept - that: TIM referred the win. : disatiqn of the meta to to a ee. OA Therfday morning hat, 'about two o'clock, .iallre beck. out neat to Everlboll church. near NVettaill, Bedftwaire, and before it could be got uhilitt 'II satire!, eonfnmed the houfe of Mr. Wil lie* Amine. a farmer. His mother, about ninety rhea fif age, who bad beewbedetdde; many years, was 4;6 difficulty 'carried out of the honfe, and In the confufion the was forgot, and flee laid fome ekes. ens her bed is as adjoining field. Another home *Usher:a down. but noolives were loft. Un. fortunately 130Alletheproperty was infured. ' .. -r s Zvomisrs aureLerrtsat begins drawing An-' • le tets 14:3Soar.—Thls Lottery eoncEits of only 24,000 c * l i L n* P e Ates ei tot G ; i id il in d s th te e rlin i Vna cit sin i e? ize ei t7ai i fil E Tw . P o riz or pooo gre l t .l o Tto 2 VZoCa7 - 1. 1 -- w F s on i f c• • ItaitY-olie I . T ht of he irckets,H t e Y lir o f es;°Qii.3 too l .—and Voi.--. Ek. Sixteenth Shares, are fold and re • Mr. Nicnot.tok at his State:Lottery ~_ • • Ifs Qornhill, L ' ondon ; where the tin: Prise of that that was ever 'divided into fixteen Ilitaies. No. 17493), was told and regillered -in ther 4 l lift uth Lottery, April 7, i Bor. ~Particu•- • • and of the great faccefs that attended Abe jourchaf i ers of Tickets and Shaies at this-I:Ace:. in the late Lotteries, are inferted in the Schemeis at large. Correfpondents in the country who hi- , Mai bonoiring this houfe With their orders, are liquefied to be particular in gibing direftions to • No. IC Coriihill, and to fee that every Share is Nroed, by the public's molt obedient humble fer• It. . ... w. roc HOLSON. LONDON; Panted for 6e Propftcson,hi JOHN DANIE! alpabr-ltreet) at the STAB. P nrr l G-011 let, No: it 1 11 . 1=ed bY LEVEL •Ir i• NT (of Can ), at No. 1, Caret -greet, and at the aa-Oveca, Templis-Bat ; to which Oats all conanninw• r log iFlialta ere reieele4 a be,04414d, bt thalltettory one of thamsubiitee fOr . . - fupkr: tiers:eta on'' England. He 111 111 = 0 74 4 ::: 4211 ti t it is faid, brings in hit alkill:A. , (mss well ,filled in that fcience, plit, Us, the Tooppr o is to be AMMAN:eI '1".; &tertian* . . • '.- .: .. . • . , . • the teitilitit of Ineabiart is A lif • . '- ' The number, of • f Wit 61.014 ~, . pi - I ad *watch the vs .tor pm ... .. 1 - Pi of jiloy onderGivernment, c%r C 1!&.,. t mottipzart on the lift. •,•• MN . &Trite der we ne rived •Z:•• ' • ti, iifthe 3d. ' Felh;al on there. ; Ai at, bakipsesielebrated with eatraerdi- ! 4 •' : ' ' A MtiPbot .otDefertere , ,A. been . =the • Military 7 7 .. v ivi' the oecaflon. t' 4fbito ll who" kal *cabs air was . - I r do4vd - fnmilEini - frbidthe Baftyrian ' . " • 1 4ArliNiP Onrs hither spin. 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