Star. — London, England, 1802-10-09 00:00:00

-- t ~---~ ~--- - _~~ Parr . - - . , • Warriors' of the Seneca Nation of Indians, from 1 Buffaloes Creek, .vifited Albany . laft week ; and, • we are informed, .have conchided a. Treaty with PRILAOILPHIA ' A uc. a6.—lnterments in the that State, by which they cede their title to all the Binial Grounds of the Citz..Northent Liberties, lands refereed along the Niagara Riverfrom But. and Sout:twark, during the lidt 24 hours, ending faloe's Creek *to Stedman's Farro,including Black Wednefday evening at fix o'clock—Adults 3, Rock. This is doubtlefs a grezt acquifition to that Children s—Total 8. , State, as well as to the United States, not only'nn The two La days have been extremely warm. account of the value of the lands, but alto is it Yesterday the Thermometer in the thade was at fecures the Carrying Place. at the Niagara-Falls, 91 0 , by which it appears to he the torteft day, 'ex- and the mesa advantageous fituation for eftablifh cept one, we have had thefe four years. ing a military port to guard that im portant pati. • AI•GUST the courfe of laft week the On Monday mnrning, 23d intiant, about five . burials in this City and Liberties, amount only to o'clock, a (mart (hock of an Earthquake was felt 19 adults, a niufiber blow the average in the at Richmond,Virginia,by many of itsinhabitanti. healthieft /ears, ,Its noife refembled that of the roaring of a We are informed that the houfe of Mr. Mark chimney on fire, or the rolling of a carriage on a Balderfon, in Bucks county, was buck by light- (tone pavement. ning, at ten o'clock on Wetinefday evening laft,. NORFOLK, Atm. 24. —By the revenue cutter, which kili.ed his wife in the cellar ; and s at the Capt. Haw, we are informed, that on Friday laft fame time, k barn was ftruck and burnt down be- the (poke a brig-bound to Feedeeiclburgh, 63 days longing to Mr. John Ely. It is, faid, that the from Marfeilles, the Captain of which informed, houfe of Mr. John Balderfton alto took file, and is that the day before he failed, the United States much injured. fchooner Enterprise arrived there, after an action In addition to the preceding melancholy acci. with a Tripolitan vete), which he beat off. The dent, we were laft night informed that the Mail veffel made her efcape by her oars, it having fallen Stage, owned by Mr. Vandegrift, of Trenton, was I calm. The particulars are are not at prefent able (truck by lightning at a late hour on Saturday to learn. night laft, while on the road between Princeton I CH.taLssrowN, Ana. t4.—We are informed and Trenton. The lightning appeared 6rft to have that the ,rains have been very heavy in the upper been attrafted by the iron on the back part of the country for fifteen or twenty days pati ; the creeks carriage, on the bind wheels, from whence it de- were fo fwelled by them, that a great deal of feended to the axle -tree, and ran along the pole injury has been done to the Mills ; not a dam under the carriage, and inftently killed the four was left (landing within twenty miles of Colum horfes. Befides the driver, who was for a fhort bia laft week. The Congaree river had rifen period thinned by the (hock, there were two or' confiderably, but had not got without its limits; three paffengers in the carriage, who providen. it was on the fall when the poll left Columbia ono, .Bally efcaped unhurt, although the body of the Monday. Rage was confiderably !battered. SALEM, AUG. 26.—Returned to this port, on ~ If thunder; lightning, and rain, will tend to pu. Tuefday laft, the (hip Belifarius, Capt. BURRY, tify the air, our city mull be pure indeed ; for we having been (truck with lightning. On Tuefday had, on Saturday night laft, the heavieft rain and at midnight, r7th intl. in lat.. 42. long. 62. after , thunder known here for a long time—both in being out five days from Salem, the weather was quantity and duration. fqually, with hard rains, blowing freth front the • Aim. 3 t.--The dreadful (hock on Sunday the fouthward, the (hip being under clofe reefed top-, 29th intl. took place about twelve o'clock, and its fails, all hands on deck employed taking in fail,' effeas were jerioufly felt by feveral perfons, par- the Belifarius was fuddenly (truck with lightning, ticularly by the family of Mr. John Pollard, of which defcended by the main-top gallant ma& Philadelphia, who occupy a part of the premifes and ran down the main-malt, into the between of Mr.„ Johnfon, coachmaker. The atmofphere decks, where it exhaufted itfelf. Every perfon on Was at that time apparently (crate ; Mr. Pollard board was knocked down, except the man et helm; was fitting at the door reading, his wife was nurf- .one of the feamen killed inftantly (Stephen She. hag an infant at the window, and another child bane,. of this town) ; Mr. Meek, the Auef Mate, was amusing itfelf on the floor, when the (hock, and-two feamen wounded, viz. Henry Lemmond as fudden as it was ternble, (truck libirmotionlets and Timothy Brown, the latter badly i njured, be. for feveral feconds—lifrsi Pollard was extended ing muchturnt.. Ti; e (hip for more than an hour (inf i dels on the floor, and the child thrown a con- appeared to be on *fire, as large quantities of fiderible diflance, but fortunately without any ma- frnoke iffued froni the hatches and companion way. terial injury ; her appearance when recovering was AU the competes were rendered ufelefs, their po. Edit', and upbn animation being rellored, the be- laxity being totally deftroyed, the North point of came as fpotted as a leopard. The timely aid of fume tending to the S. A. and in others it was Dr. Reynolds being obtained, we are happy in fixed at S. W. The compaffes which remained Rating, iii: is no in a fair way of recovery, .and below were more injured than thofe on deck. The feels no otherwife affedted, than by the weaknefs thip has received no damage in the hull, but the occafioned by this flinch. Mrs. Johafon, alfo, who main-top-maft is injured. was in the garden, as .. well as a woman in a As the competes would not tend regularly to 'neighbouring lane, were proltrated by. the fame ' any one point, it was with Come difficulty that the LA, and remained fume time in an almoft fimilar (hip could be kept on her courfe in the night time. fstuation ; andieveral other accidents have occurred. We are happy to hear that Mr. Meek, and the two In addition to the melancholy accidents record- feamen, are in a fair way of recovery. e 4 in our left, occafioned by lightning, we have AL24IIT I AUG. 21...-4 t is a melancholy truth to add, that the bun and coach-houfe of Mr. that th e moft flatte ring 'PraPeas (a few weeks Lapatier, near.Fmnkfort, was (truck on Sunday fince) of one of the . greateft wheat !media this laft and wholly confurned ; and, at the fame time, State and Vermont Were bleffed with, is in a Ate coach belonging CO Mrs. Hannah Lewis clf thi s moment blatled. - •In the Northern and Wettern city, while (landing near the Friends'. Meeting- Counties of this State, the failure hat-been very• haute, in Frankfort, during the time of Worfhip, general ; along the margin of 'rivers, and in low Was ()tattered to pieces by the lightning,. and the hinds, in many places there is'a total failure ; large driver was in much injured, by the violence of the thaw but no wheat. •In the up lands, in tome !hock, as to be deprived for feveral hours of the places, it is eftimated that (even-tenths of the crops power of fpeech. We underfiund that he was much will fail, and frem all the information we can better yefterday evening. gather, we fear the average lofs in this neighbour- Nsw Yogic, Auc. 26.—,-On Saturday laft the hood, will be, at.leaft, one third of the whale crop. frigate New York was put in coo:4(60p, and it This is truly a heaiy blow Upon our farmers, is expeaed that in the courfe of two weeks from and the community at large, efpecially as 'froth that day the will be fully equipped for lea. When all accounts the demand will be very great in syU the joins the Mediterranean fluadron, Commodore parts of Europe. It would be of great import MORRIE will have under his command the Chefa. .tnce, if Gentlemen of leifure and obfervation yo poke, the Contiellation, the Adams, the Button, the different counties, would endeavour to colle6 the New York, and the Enterprise. There, wit h and communicate the moll accurate information the fqnadron under the coin:nand of the Swedill of the extent of the failure of the crops. Admiral, will, it is conceived, be fufficient to Nassau, (N. P.)Aucao.—et petition has been pisneEt our commerce again(aripoli an 4 Morocco. handed about by feveral refpediable charaders, for StrressllEß :.—Accounts from - Cape. Fran- the purpofe of procuring signatures tn allow the cois fay, that the mortality continues to be very importation of the ufual American commodities 'great arnongil the European troops in Saint Do theGovernor'sProclamation having expired on the Mingo. Goicral LEcctsc was prepariqg to re- eft inft. The chief motive was from a well-found tiirn to Franc;, his health being much impaired. ed idea that the trade in Engin bottoms The command was to devolve on General Deeds. would bi monopolized by a few richindividuals The Health Committee of Ford - Mouth (N. H.) here, who would keep up a high Price for every Rate on tbe 24Th init. that no new cafe - of fever article. The Governor, I underhand; had paid hid happened within the haft tweive,days, that the no attention to the Petition when prefented. Town was remarkably bealty, and that the few This place, at prefent, is entirely glutted with cafes of malignant fever which had occurred, were every article of confumption. ev. idenq y Jeri/sr. • • • • FROM A NZW-LONDOU P•PiR. • Advices reteived from New Orleans, by the brig A Letter from Waterford, dated the 224 Hunter, Rate, that that city was very -hcaltbyfoi contains the following intelligence. the feafem,no fymptom of malignant Fever having " George Dickfon, a feamen,. landed on the occurred as late as the 17;11 tilt. No official ac- Great Neck in an open boat this morning. He re. count's had been received at New Orleans refped. fates that,he was ifeaman on board the brig Mary ing the ceffion of Louitiana,when the Hunter failed. of New York, from Bolton, bound to New York, Having teen different accounts of the action f3id commanded by Capt. Newtus, (a Mr. Penny, mart to have taken place between Capt. I; and a owner and ftipercargo, was on board) that on Wed; Tunifian tquadrtm, we havilweri induced 10 en- nefday night suit they ran on an ifland which he quire More particularly than we otherwife Mould, thinks is calledMufkegot, between Nintuckerand d Capt. Noassaw; of the brigantine Hope, of this the Vineyard, on the outfide. The . fotemali went Tyt, who arvited here about ten days pall from over the tide as 'loon as the firuck ; the boat was ile& • he (latet that he came through the Straits then ordered out, and the informant had hold' of o( Heine, and landed at that city, where he was the painter, when a breaker walhed overlioard the informed that a courier had pallid for Naples from boat, and every foul together, except Mr. Penny, Syracufe the preceding day, who gave the follow,. who was below ; they were all drowned but the ing accdunt-That liven Tunifians were in ebace informant who had pretence of mind enough to ni p 's Neapolitan frigate, that Capt. M.Neit puffed t hold on by the painter,and was by the boat drifted with the Bellow frigate between the Tunifians and on (hone. He afterwards law Mr. Penny cut the the chafe, which incenfed the Tuaifian Commo- main (beet and clear away the boom, to try to get done, who Ared into the Bolton ; the fire Was re- on (bore by floating with it, when a breaker car turned, and the aaion became general between rice' him over, and - he taw him no more. One of the Squadron and the Solon. The refult of the the crew was waflied ashore holding by the derick, *Sion was the finking of two of the Tenilians . the but the Turf was to high that the fpar fell on his difinafting of two others, and the flight of the re. head and killed him; he drew him up and left him staining . three. The Bofton put into Syracufe on the Wand. Not finding any inhabitants on the arch ;muted. Several of her Officers and. Men ifland, be next day got of hisboat, and landed bad been killed. • • there this morning about ten o'clock, after being A numbsr of the principal Sachems, Chiefs aod "without nouriflunent four days." ; • 4MERICAW STATES, . • : , • - b' ~T s p . r. c w• .~ \'.a • EASTIINDIES. COLGitIO, MARCH 15,The final ceffiun of this fettlernent to his MAJESTY has - been the occallon of mbch jey to the native inhabitants, of which the Governor lately received a thong tiftimOhy. On the 21ft ult.' an entertainment was given at the houfe of Mao MODILIAR, at which many of the Civil and Military Ofßcers and molt of the Ladies in Colombo were prefent, On his Excellency's entrance he was concluded to a Chair of State, to which a deputation of the native head men, led by MAFIA MODS Li AR. ap proached and delivered a congratulatory addrofs ; to which 'his Excellency was pleafed to make a fuitable anfwer ; after which dancing commenced and continued, with the interval of fupper, until two o'clock the following morning.. MARC 22,—His Excellency the Governor is at prefent on a progrefs through the Zritith territo ries under his Government, during which helm palled a fortnight at Aripo, in order to dired a furvey of the Pearl Banks. On the tfith'his Ex cellency laid the foundation Clone of the cottons and. other buildings about to be crated at Can daatzie, for the reception and waiting of the oyf teis, fithed from din banks in the (traits of Manar ; and the fame day his Excellency laid the firft'itone of the Government Lodge, , preparing for the re fidence of Governor,' during the time of the Pearl filhery. His Excellency left that place on the T9cll, and arrived at Manar the fame morning ;•from thence he proceeds by fea, to Jaffnapatnam. The Governor is attended on this tour, by Mr. ARBUTHNOT, Dr. CHRISTI!, Captain MooszAy, Mr. ATKINSON, Civil Engineer, and' Mr. Jou N MACDOWALL, writer, on the eftablilhment. Ar`alL so—On Tuefday laft, at two o'clock, his Excellency Vice Admiral Rinitaa, landed from the V:croatous, under a difcharge of nineteen guns from the fort. The Admiral was received on the wharf, by Colonel BAILLIn, the Commandant, and by Town-Major WILSOII t who attended him to the houfe of Major-General MACDOWALL, on which a guard of honour was placed, on his E.Ccel lency's account. Yefterday Admiral Ratsttsa, togetlwr with Ge neral Macnowata. and feveral of the Cavil and Mi litary fervants of Government, attended divine • fervice, at the Goveinment bottle. MAY to.—On the a6th ult. his •Excellency had entered the diftrift of BattiCaloa, at Anative, near the Pagoda of Wergel, where he was met by Lieu tenant Joint Jsw s t.z., Agent of Revenue and Com merce, and Mr. J. A. RAIRCLAY, his Afimant. TRINCOMALE, MAY 2.—On the .3oth ult. an chored here his Majefty's Chip la Syszt.t.a, Captain ADAM, from Madras, by which came paffenger Lieutenant GILL tl, of the artillery. ~ • 7 - . K " " corsirmaßDEN 7718.1772 E, Tke comedy of The Way to Get Married wa s peffotrned at this houfe yefterday evenin t ,a, for th e purpdfe of introducing Mils Wapnir in - the cha raaer of jufia Faulkner. . This young Lady. who does not appear to be more than feventeen years of age, is the daughter of Mr. WADDY, who has long held a refpeftable fituation in the fame Theatre, and made her entrie in the chara&er laft feafon, for her father's bene fit. In confidering her effort of yeflerday evening as her fecond attempt on any nage, as well as her extreme youth, we feel ourfelves juftified in pr o . nouncing it one of the molt fuccefsful appearances that have for many years bean made on the boards of either houfe. Her perfon poffeffes great fym. metry, and is uncommonly elegant ; her coun tenance is beautiful and expreiliv e, and her de portment and adlion are utiaffeeted and graceful. Although her voice is not yet completely form e d, it is diftinguifhed for clearnefs, flexibility, a n d many interetting tones. The charaeter of jufits the has evidently Ruched with great attention, and' the fucceeded in giving to the prominent paffages all the effeet of which they are fufceptible. —The dialogue was delivered in unifon with the feelings of the heart; and the fcene in which the implores the affiffance of Miff ALypiee, Tangent, and Dajkall, to' Tele* her father from prifor, proved truly affecting. Her performance through out was rewarded, as it deferved, with general and reiterated applaufe ; and we have no douk that her talents, if - properly cultivated, will rain her to an eminent rank among the profetlbrs of the art. The Tangent of Mr. Lewis =tinkles ko be a chfj d'auvre in that kind of aging. MUN DEN and Mrs. MATTOC ZS alto gave power, ful fupport to the Comedy, which, amicift all its wildnefs, does not want interca or power of enter. ,tainment. The audience was numerous, and the boxes difplayed more faihion than we have witneffed time the commencement of the feafon. The ROYAL FA MI LY left Kew Palace early yef. terday morning for Windfor, to reticle, it is ex. peeted, for a' fortnight, as it is underftood there will not be any Court days the enfuing week. Yellerday morning her Royal Highaefs the Princes of WALES quitted Rainham, quite well, on her return to Blackheath, greatly deli g h te d With her Norfolk excurtion.• divifion of the Norfolk Rangers efcorted her to Swaffham, as did the lvrarChionefs a TawNSH END. The party at Rainham, according to the with Of her Higlinefs, was not very numerous, though brilliant ; • confin ing of the Noble. Proprietors of Rainham, and their beautiful daughters ; the Duke and Duchefs of LEEDS, General LOFTUS and family, and Captain MAN BY, of the Navy. Her Roital Higlinefs vifited Holkham on Thurl day, but did not meet the worthy inhabitants of that fuperb Manton, Mr. Cosa and family being at the Norwich Mufic Meeting. After the Dotwing.rocm on Thurfday the Mar. chionefs of 8m -sou& v left town for his Lordthip's feat' at Hatfield ; her Ladythip, accompanied by Lady Grooq sive CActt., rode down in a photon, drawn by four beautiful blact ponies: Mrs. W. HOPE and Family fet off yeaerday morning for Holland. • ' Mr. HENRY HOPE gave a grand dinner ye fierdAy to a feled party of friends, among whom wer s — ANN BERNARD, Baron and Mifs Lam PipNi r MTS. BULLER, Mrs. GODDARD, M. LAEOUCHER, Mr. BINGHAM, Mr. and Mrs. A. BaaiNc, Mr. and Mrs. HENRY BARING, &c. As SUETT and BANNISTER were walking a few days fince inTiccadilly, a fellow on the root of one of the Bath coaches, roared nut !, How are you Did Get ? " -- 44 Why (exclaimed SUFTT), how fhould t at man know me ?" enough (replied BANtitsrla), don't you fc:: on the /age." One of the beautiful ponies below;ing to :II: MaieLur.ers of SALISBURY is called .• man, and ac he is the molt traaable in the aAbie, he is :t grcat favourite ; he has but cue fault — kicking at the Pic• A The Home Circuit may think they have gained a viCtory ; but there can be no doubt, if thew them felves are to be believed, that the Guildford lanc7.4 noujitited them. 7; DIGNUIit has been complimented hi a Mornin g Paper, on his excellence as a Tragic Performer. As he is a harmlefs ma, he thould not be expofed to fuch cruel irony. . - Mrs. ATKINS 13 engaged to join the New }Lir market Company next Seafon, being no longer dif: qualified by an engagement on the Winter boards in London. LONDON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9. PRICE OF BTOCKS THIS DAY AT ONB O'CLOCK : • 3 per Cent. Coutols 6911-4 Or account 64. • Omaiunt 71 dif. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : 3 par C. Coot, 6911 i lmp. Ann. 121 3 per C. Ann. totif 0112111riIII 71 8 71 dif. Imp. 3 per Cent, ANL WM P.miliih Tickets s7l. 14$. A' Cabinet Council met this day, which was at tended by all the Miniaers in Town. The bufi nefs has not tranfpired: but when the prefent Rate of the Continent is confidered, it is not furprifing that it thould occafion conferences among thofe who have the direaion of public affairs. We may here obferve that Europe being at peace, it , is not eafy to find out any pretext that can . 0(14 to the other powers the condua of Framce in interfering in the affairs of Switzerland. Pai is Jam n.db to the 6th infl. came to hand t!.is Wining. The following are the only Articles we have been able to filet from them PARIS. n VENDEMIAIRE, (OCT. 4). ACTS OF GOVERNMENT. pECREE OF THE 4TH COMPLEMENTARY DEE, YEAR " Rh (SEPT. 2f.) The Confuls of the Republic, in . confequence of a report prevented . to them by the Minifter of Foreign Relations, in regard to the French Mer chants in the Levani, who have taken _ (hater un der fOreign protection, decree :-- Art. I. AU French I'vferthatits and other Frenchmen eftah tithed at Conftantinople and Other Ports of the Levant, who, before and rune the rupture bitween the Republic and the Sublime Ottoman Porte, have gone under Foreign protedloo, whatever be the Nation, are maintained in the rights and pre rogatives attached to the quality of French citizen. IL The Miniiter of Foreign Relation is charged with the citywide of the prefent Peace.' FLosimcs, Sirr. Lt.—The news of the King having been takes dangeroufly ill at Pifa fpread general l confternation throughout this city. Pub. tic priyers for three days were immediately or. detect to be Oirere4 up throughout the whole kipgdom. Later intelligence announces that his *jai is now out of danger. Coa ion, Au us T. 30.—The Ruffian troops, fo long eat pelted here, have at length arrived : they have been two whole years at Naples. The Turks,' who for. Tome time 'formed our garrifon, j immedizitely fet out to return hOine. One of thi.j frigates which brought the Ruffian troops hither, having . been found unfit for. further fervice; was fold on its arrival in port for .7ooq ducats. The Ruffian Minifier who preceded die* troops will return' forthwith to Petsribtirgh :* a Charge d'Af-• 444104 bowevfr, razeikwith opt gloverugutt, • • • •••••• • Extra& of a letter from Paris The departure of the Firft Conful and the Confuiar family, for St. Cloud, has produced here an agreeable fenfatlon, and appears to have infufed into converfation fome what of the fpirit of liberty and independence. — The arm of power does not now feem to weigh down fo heavily upon us, fince the centre of its adion is removed a few leagues, and fince there is lefs danger in hazarding an opinion, as FovcsE on longer directs the operations of the Efpionage. Tie change that has recently taken place becomes every day more fenfible—Epigrams, private anecdotes, farcaßic conjectures, and infinuatioi cir , culation, alrnolt without any imi Government, which nicely calculate: fuch aliments may afford to puh'ic foon take meafures to withhold again refume thofe arbitrary and ceedings which - alone can countera the expreffion of that opinion. Th fewer perfons taken up than hereti refpite and relaxation of feverity w attempted to lull our recolleCtions ai of our forefight, only furniflies leifu Judge to organize his formidable f this is the great objet which the has la rim." ons, get into or- pediment—But es what ftrength c opinic.n, will them, and will menacing pro- id and fruitrate iere are, indeed, s t • ofo r e i thw ; h i b d u i t i t t h i i s s md the vigilance lire to the grand fun ions—a l : FIRST COW' L