Star. — London, England, 1802-09-27 00:00:00

i • Rte, rr~t- ORCRitLANE 7NZ4 ritit 'anew iiviiintrx Mr. CHERRY, who has for many years been a ti p ut o n ncipal Satur on the Bath' Stage, made his day evening, in the charafters of Sir Mania Dove and Lazard° ; parts as oppofite in their nature, and requiring as great a diverfity of talent as almoft any others in the whole range of the Drama . He evinced a 'latterly conception of &R m. /alai/hand his perfon and manner are admira bly adapted to the part. In the firft Aas,a,wed into i n fignificance by the termagant dlfpottion of Leafr Doan, the fneaking fervility, the constant dread of offending, the tenor which he feels at the bare idea of attempting to (hake off her yOke,weie all /la . turallY depifted. The confidence which he derives from the fuccefs of his rencontre with the younger B e d, and his affumed authority, maintained with all the appearance of real vintage, held out a finking contrail with his former fubmiffive and cr inging habits. With the bufinefs of the Stage Mr. Casimir is perfealy acquainted r and in his by play and fi de fpeeches he contributed greatly to the intereft of the fcene. His eye is marked with uncommon intelligence and quicknefs ; but his voice does not pads much power ;- his arti. culation is, however, remarkably diftina, and not a fyllable of the dialogue wAs loft to the audience. There is nothing in this Gentleman's perform- ance that indicates the imitation of another ; he plays entirely from himfelf, and we witneli no at tempts to trick the public into applaufe by grimace end buffoonery. Above all, be is to be praifed for a chalk and pure style of Rains. What has been raid of Mr. CuetasLLano, the author of 7Se Brake:, in the Prologue to the Comedy, may with equal propriety •be applied to Mr. Cs/males reprefentation of Sir Benjamin Dow: ▪ From no man's jolt lie drams hilsoinos praifo, • Nor from his neighbour's sada crops his . . blql• His Lasarillo proved the verfatihty of his ta lents, and was, as it flionld be, an odd mixture of fimplicity and eunning. A hoarfenefs, which be contra fed after the Play, and a hurt in the right leg, were, however, conaderable drawbacks m the fpirit and attivity of the part. He received every poffible fupport from Milli Pots, in Lahr Dew. Mr. Nimes, in C• • frerfilu, proved him(elf an excellent ta tive of “ the Sea.monfter, that was vomited forth from the pitchy entrails of a privateer.". Mn Camay was rewarded, from a crowded Hoare, by the moil general and fatisfaeory marts of approbation. Mr. and Mrs. SIMILIDAII were in their private box, and teemed highly delighted with the new &dor. etft:mmr. 1111111t4111114 *Ole V• ire Our fupplies of drain this mornhtifront and Lent were very pjentiful, Particularly of Wheat and Beans : both articles ii cbnfequence were cheaper, the former full ss. per quarter, the, latiet is. Once laft Monday.-New Rye is in deg" wand for Seed, ' and fetches more money.- Barley and Malt' are without variation.-Grey Peas continue the fame; new Boilers are ts. dear; er.-There were feveral frefh arrivals of Oats : Raell qualities fupport their prices, but ordinary forts are fomethinif cheape;.-Flour remains un-, altered. • Englilh Wheat, per qr. sm. 565. 625. Prime Ed z, 645. 655. • Fine Dantsic Wheat, 58s. 6os. 1 Rye, 325. 365. (New) 445. 465: Barley, 245. 265. (New) 305.. 3aSe Malt, 465. 505. 5156 • Oaf, ISS. 222. 255. • Horfe Beans, 365. 383. Tick Beans, 375. 335. Hog Peafe, 38s. 453. • Boilers, 403. 435. New 4ss. . Carraway Se:d,"36s. to 41s. per cwt. Coriander, 3os. tu 365.. per cwt. - Canary,- flos. to 86s. per qr. Rape seed, 341. to 361. per WI. • Fine, 37a Flour, sos. 555. per rack. PROM Tilt LONDON GAZETTE, SATUIDAT, StPT. 25. stveraesjeiee of Corn in Enslasdpnd wales. from the As .mms the sad of Srptember, aßos. Wham; 1 ItyeTarfey. I Oats. ream. rate. d L. 67 3 4s 4 30 5 21 8 36 A -• The aersie lades of Sugar, computed from His itimfms made fa the weikoodhag the 12d of Septcmba, al R&M. bausdred welskt. PRIM OP MAIN' AT Tin roLLowisso MARCUS. Itosusorroza...-Wheat 58.3 od to 6114 od per %miter. Bsrley alts od to 3os °Wks's* 36s dto 4os ed Oats ass ad to gm od cos od to 4es ell M;uesseue.--Wbeet644 al l t 73. od pa quarter. Do* 303.4 to ass od I BOWS od to 405 Om od • ass to di od Nth 424 od to 443 of Bliwoiliar•-Wheat, 48s. od. so 63i. od. pee Quarter. trey • siss 6d to its 61 Enos 354 od to 4os ml U . ties od to s3s od Peale 37s od to 333 4,4 lientsv.-Whsot 56s od N Its od per Quarter. 114188 . sis od to ass od I lams 38, od - to 4os id Dew tis od to s4s oil Polk . 4os ot to 44s od ---Lkussmo....What 4sa. 0d..t0 465. ad. per (barter* New dktosis od t 0,695. LOW 'ea6dto a od Beans 311 od to 364 od 213 od to ass od Peak oos od to 405 of j At Warminfter Market. on, Saturday laR, the picas of Cora were si , follow: Wheat, by the quarter, aL z6s. to Alt. flority, iL ss. to 11. 95. Oats; 111. s 1 to 11. 3s. &MK tils. to sl, . . The 141°162 lines. fent by PRINCE HINIT to the Itsuava Soma. during his romantic vifit to that country, in 1623, ars vary quaint and expreifive: Sweet le to ise.theire, the wpm& the ads.. by which tuft bons. and and pen see pip; To epode this in, there ptslise beads to lode. • Or heal &de wends, 1 SSW leehode. &raw icksefe. mere the yew& the chain, the ire. That pine, that lW that bona. 1411 der= Wednefday befog die anniverfary of the Bino's coronation, Lord Zoirns, Governor of the Ifle of Wight, gave a boll and (upper in the evening at Confirm& Caine, at which warty three" hundred of the Nobility and Gentry of she. Ide of Wight a&mirled. Yeßerday the Right Rev. 004Lipil 4 _ Bilhop Noawtca Preached - M Sermon in Saint Nicholas' Church to a Tay crowded auttenefl the text was from the tfith chapter of St. Luke, and the latter part of the IR verfe- 44 Mee at all tines mkt to pay P after which he adminifiered the Cana:neat. At a mating of the Corporation of Yarmouth, held at Frmlay laft, Mr. F. R. RITEILDS was skald Alderman, and Mr.. Sam u m. ToLv la, jun. Comm Commeilassut of that Borough. At the Ante time the Rev. Mr. Lovocz COOPSIC was ehein Wilier of St. George's Chapel. Oa Wednefday laft a great number of Free headers of the county of Norfolk, :pet at the Cattle In, Downham Market, to celebratathe return of Sir JACOB AITLIT and THOWALIAII COKE Efq. their old Members in Fi a t. 9 Monday fe'nnight, being his Gracetthe Duke of Bocctsuoa's birth-day, it war celebrated at Lengholm, as dual, with great feftivity. . Lord DODLIT and Weep, in confequence of the recent advance in the price of coal, has ordeled that article to be fold froth his pits near Bianing t ham, to the poor, at a reduced price. Lord CLAIONDON has lately taken Sandciwn Celtic, near Dover, for the refid -mce of hisfamtil Mr. Fox's ball is exhibited in the palace of. Th*;lississ, as it formerly was in the Imperial lace at Peteriburgh. ' . ' .. 1 . Mr. Warr, Mr. OTIS, Mr. HOPW ER A Mr. nit! RINGTONp Mr. FOUL!" and feveral Members ot our Royal Academy, are now at Paris. They ar e . faid to be treated with great rcfpea andattention. • It was the Hon. Mrs. Fos, Lady of General FOX, who arrived at Dover from Calais on the L7th., lam, and not the General hinsfelf, as erroneou& , ly Dated in fome of the newfpai)ers. Mrs. Fox re. fided in Minorca during the greater part of the time that General Fox commanded in that ifland ; but on his appointment, after the. deceafe . of Sir RALPH AIBLILCROMIT ' to the chief Coinmand of the forces is the Me diterranean, and his conic quent removal to Malta, Mrs: Fox embarked with her children for Italy, where Am remained tome months, - on her way to Eland. General Fox left Malta the latter end of July, and was in Sicily at the date of the UR letters which have been received from him. His arrival may be daily et paled. . While Mr. LIIIDIogY was perform); a Cancer.' to on the Violoncello at the . sir + Mh fi c Meeting on Wednefday night,: his boo eaaght fire and excited fume flight alerts, but the flame was fin extinguillied, and he was niabkd to .proeeed. The total produce of the rimming and 'meninx performances amused to Oil. The Oratono at Sc. !tulip's Church goTharfday wain pro. dosed air pool Nam Mrs. Joan** left town on Friday for Liverpool, to perform at that Theatre. The footway of Piccadilly was yefterday almoft impalfable from . two to five o'clock, with pedef trians of every defcription, going to, and returning from the Parks and Gardens. The carriages were, comparatively . , few ; 'the watering places yet de taining the principal .part of the awed Meade. Yefterday evening there were nO lefs than twenty fix funerals at St.4n's, Soho. What If called the boWel complaint has lately proved fatal in ad about the Metropolis. A young fellow was arraigned at the Airing of Maryborougb, in Ireland, on a charge of having matried three wives in the Sort (Pace 6f ten :month:'. • The prifoner, on hearing the judge ez. refs his furprife at the enormity the clifence ' ez. chimed-=" , My Lord, I am now furry for whs.t• I ilia,e dome, but I was then on the reersking fervice." .7 It is generally believed that LordCurrieactoi ia d u eftinedtafacceed the Marquis WIILLISLIIIT 4. Begal. . ... . :,., In the Gazette of Saturday %% c ilia' half pail dre tO Naval Officers, between the sft of January aid the 3oth of June, tilos,' was advertifed to be 1 eon the ' 4th of this aeonth. It was alto , E s that, by an Aa of Parliament, Officers ' •of being paid at the place of their.refiden, might have the fame remitted to them free of ex. pence, on applying to the Treaferer of tbaNavy.,, This is a wik aeCbeneficial regulation,., as it rem den the isleyereitte - '+ee* awatesfary ! _saill thereby of • ;. . er NArindAL • - MAILS TiorDatir.—wurm pit matitip. 'ab s. ; DWAIN $ .et, Waterbed • • t turgla r • ihmaks ~~ IPWP PLYMOUTH, LIEPTEivIPER si. Airited the Caroline, --i---, from Dralit,- 'flailed the White Eagle," WlLsom, for Bengal. PORTSMOWTH, SEPTEMBER 26. Paired by for Copenhagen the Ann and Ame lia, —, from the Met of France. Monday Mr. Tats fucceeded iu weighing the Nimble pairage veffel, funk off the Belt, and car tied her into Salcombe. Thurfday was feized off the Tile of Wight, the French lugger la Bonne Mere, ladeit with tobacco and other goods, by the Roebttck cutter, Captain Gamma Yefterday arrived the Walker, Capt. Nlcots, from the Cape of Good Hope, which place the left the 17th of July. She brings a great umber of letters. , t e, "limber of people are ordered from the Dock Yard tb repair the damage &Rained by the Po ntine, off ;egg. . „ :10MINEMI. TAlthiotrrile 6EPTIMINRI/0 Arrited 'and failed the faire day, the has frigate, left from Shields.—Arrived and remain in thefe Roads liEfpiegle brig. The Ann, ''with.bale goods and pagengers, is expeeed to fail next tide for Rotterdam.—Wind N. E: • • arimmia FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER. u. • Sailed the RR INC' . ofWaLas packet. Capt.TODD, with the Mails of-the 14th and aid intl. for Lir bon ; paffengers brine were Mr. and Mrs: Wit.. Lai l Mrs. WALLU : and daughter; Mr. PHILIPS, Mr. Sumps, Mr. HRITLITHWAITS, /as HOR•. Ton and fervsmt: alto the French.lugger -k CHAillia, from Noirmoutier ; the Fortune. FALL, for Jetiky; the Two Friends, Mlcisat, for Fitref; Nile, Moons, for Sunderland; Union, .Itoovas, for Carmarthen; Pelican (chooner, BAWDIN, for Liverpool, to load bale goods for this port; and Favourite, &ADMIT, for Swanfea.—Arrived the Speedwell, Luaa,with coals, from Cardiff; Nancy, *alums, Mari Ann, PAscox, and Spraycombes C 0.,, from Swaths ; Jane, Ross, and Enterprise', 'Ha ,u, from Paddow; Union. Roans. and Pea. 00 4 110 9 MALVAIti g with bale goods, Ake. Gm Lon dos ; Regliiii, TURTLE, from Bury; Hope, LAw.. fFPPI ripnointi Mayflower, KELLY, from ,flussantsai; Sulterton, Drllli t from Bridge; mat, Oink BIkOZENS HAD from Cowes; Fidelity, riLlaises. - from Bury; and Pony, Comm, with 'timber and deals from Chriaianeind alto the Ps. TWILL, coop of war, of t6guns, and failed again on a cruise. the &op Riling Sod; of St. Ives, Capt. ADAMS, illlf Oft, on the nth inft. on the coaft of *ldes : 'dr mew favcd themfelves by getting on *Ore from die hiwfprit, and the vefkl fres aftet went to pieces. _ A line of battle fhip and a frigate paired this port to the ',Award this evening, the former lug :pcifed.to be the GLATTOII 9 with cowl& for New Souihililifalas; and the latter, the , pumas, on a cruise. ' - Seven °Vatic P.M.—The Pll MCI.* EL IZ AB ETH Packet has jail appeared in the Offing from ja make, but cannot learn any particulars (in time for pea—Wind Raft. - - cir . - - - tieri - - 7 --- _,... delay, en faves trfah end "pap PROM LLOYD'S LIST. • to adds of men whore good conduit andlpiendid ,F,..____Rimia ___Barriallaa 56. -Aedeed soda dbd foe the River, atchievements have artful them dcfervedly - W4li in ' 9 7=' l r ee lk , is imin sia 2=Wbd IL E• • by the Thames, Stan. 4the_public eitimation. -;- , • - mt e , w ct i mm a n: ; Flight, ',......; sad Jeage Elsebeth , The Esevaitoa of Glue ail i s -devednir.titatth Rowans : Sophie Chirlatte, Goods, from Ikeda ; Attention to the equipment of a marine, and! _ .__Barfci may; TAleittlitilkti sad Peditee --7 ' diabliihed the relative rank between his laid ad . tor 111Dalu l a ' ARRIVED fie offirerv.-A Captain of a IMP of the line is . equal At noibmt-The Gansu wow, Saw, from Nevis; and ' to a colonel in the arm,'; a Captain of ifrigate'to a IWIly, Putt, from Newfo u lieutenait colonel ; a lieutenant of a fhip of the. otTorbay—succers,g a : L tim Lashio. , • line to a captain ;of a frigate to a firit lieutenant, - . . t 14 ,_ . 42 POtt"ad A __eette, auk. heel Tebidad. add of a midlhipman to an enfign. Their unif min - - 7Z7/;;; s =i; . cirie. latlie tr l a Z oec. /111 ; hdll ; Alexander, is dark blue, with &y blue facings; &y blue . At Harrifon, Irene Leiden. , wailtcqats and breeches, half-boots, and Well' At . , Teage i r s At em bats, . . • .. !, Atte a ViO s eed Hopei- Mat Bone. b ar; momp•pg from. lirmilbe. ' • • Mint OM Manyirand p 412; in which the : ,At illid Thomas, Faker, him New Yak. ityansie roo*ernment is now employed, the as elt *c . • j abs , Dc p er ,, h ew Q ue b e ,. Igantic, and at the•fame time the mg* ufeful, is .. At Brown , Laotian , the attempt to make the Rhine communicate with At ...__ '.___Webaere km Laudon. _. Paris by the rivers Zorn, Sarre, Seine, Meurthe . a l s t ' o "` ImakfaloildouPooL Mofelle. Mork °mainand Marne . Th 4, e'Tal. , i • von e ttatrnoN OF Pana iIONST. would be 140 leagues in len, 121 cmr swami , Th i t i osiedam,Argamot, row.. sad erhea4for the would confift .of riven nariga bleb y nature ; 0, taroot tbe andennendaned prises, will beisid at the Crown leagues of rivers and rivulets to he made navigap and 11/pr Lad. Oesilebbill, Lambs, on lhry dee 4th day ble, and three leagues only which would require et Odieber seat; .is. ?eltrinnedt_ i _ad atio-fittell tO be dot It would be from 6o to 72 feet in ram* 1 1 111 Ili *gnat w - ' u=mo-etteeee of • tam at breadth, and.ten ot yanke feet A. It would ka lls 7 4lo r t . ' t he P t r ie wedi d Beaten.theattarAm._llllat to =RAW calk the Government only a few grants,. trims auClida bs . -. ---- IC itePat* which no rennin is now /Wed. Citizen Pailus.v 1:T0 the Nereid,* for the capture at Vaqseenee French Yet &r. Gliamati o the planner of this projea, offers issior liail_therou= . oll6 eft„ jigiden__, _. a dined iadteelen, on the contrary a credit' of 12 millions of lines, 8 . ._,.. 1ia ,...,'"'" "'" 5 Iss'l" , ~ ''''' at 111 oft*. et Na 71 payable after the execution and accomplifitmen 7-TbAsloode 4s eat en d mum op ea v esseb of the plan. Herea ft er a communication may be yip Tric_ioldarit , is tie' ' n it. Marrs, to the Eland of opened between the Rhine aid the Danube, wh ~ imab, 'ain ite._,._,,p; 1. Cartitilnaibp, Mop will afford the means of travelling from Paris to 1. . /1 1 " 1 7 44 " 4 7 fo l l . 19 dm 71 1 , 1 1 : 8 911. 111 M . Dem Conliantinoplcia a boat, jolt as wge travel bow w in cand „ e to b e paid u v.' Rita° Sao lads, from Park to St: Claud. It is it aliened, that a To she Itmes, Ger the at . • oda:6okm illation of 'the Rhine with the Marne and the a the Racoon% Prise I'M Is IBMS . .the a MM°. Seine had (mutely ezifted ; and that in tims yeas to!' r irt IL_NO42, o warLigi - bageost _, - I foam Of the Northern Nations esmeby this ea. mi o u, IggiTis74 l 7,==pirb e lgilligb eme d e lh / s e s i t moo fall to by isip *tads. ' , . was Owe aims. ... s::' ;,;t = : 4- 01d1010eit, si. , daptain Kumar ) of the (hip Two Wes, critd Philadelphia, Who arrived at Liverpool on Mot.; day, - .fpoke, sks the ia of geptember, in lat._ st. lonic ! ft, W. the Aurora, of Greenock, from Fort William in Scotland, bound to Noia Scotia, hall of people (fuppofed to be patengers) all well. The. Ainnvell, Hanna, frotri'robago, was of ,Saltcoats on Sunday morning ; and feveral other veal:, names unknown, are raid to lie below, but no winds to bring them up: The Northern Friends, Mostrdois Ear, is arrived at Sydney, Nova Scotia, from hence. Saturday; arrived at Port Glafgow, the feint, Contend., from Grenada, in 53 days ; to die tail ward of the banks of Newfoundland, encountered a violent gale, which threw her on•her beam ends, add obliged the mailer to cut away her main-toli matt, to get the phi p before, the wind t By this means the flowage of She cargo being altered, it is feared that a few of the puncheons were (laved, and a (mall part of the fugar damaged. Captaits Conn (poke the following vefels, via. Sept. z, the brig Chriltopher, of Workington, from Si. Vincent, bound to London, 38 days out, in lat. 47. 28. long. 31. 26. W. Sept. 4. the flip Juno, M...lLar, of and from Greenock, for Quebec, in lat. 49. aat long. ti. 30. W. DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER st. A defperate riot took place i on Friday evening lag, in Francis-ttreet fome foldiers who were billetted in that neighbourhood, Were fo furioufly attacked by a mob, -who pelted them with [tones, that the men fired in their own defence, but hap pily no perfon was either killed or wounded. The confequences were likely to have been dreadful ; but fortunately Mr. WaLsow, the Chief Peace Of ficer timely arrived on the fpot with a military guard, difper(ed the mob, and took feveral who Teemed to be leaders into cuftody. The game 'night, the above active Chief Peace officer, apprehended in a lane near Thotnas-court t two noted offenders, Michael Byrne, and Andrew Graham, and a female delinquent, Elinor Burke. They were brought before the Superintendant Ma glib ate next day, who, after an attEntive exami nation, committed them to prifoti. SWANSEA GLAMOR GANSIIIRE; SEPT. 23. BattvTT, Profeffor of Chemillry and Eit• tiraetital PhiloOphy, is to afcend in his balloon frbni this town, with intention of navigating through the air aerofs the Briltol Channel (wind favour. able) in the caurfe of a few days, having put bit balloon and apparatus into 'very complete order, for fuch an attempt. After which he will croft over to Dublin, and mate one afcent in that City; from thence he will return to Town by the tlt of November, and afcend from • Greenwich, with .Captain &WM', about the iBth or loth of No. vember, fully determined to convince us that nbi. ther he nor his balloon are unequal to the talk he has impofed upon himfelf, of not only gratifying the public curiofity, but of perfevering till both mactunes are worn out, to difcover whether any public utility or advantage to fociety can be deriv ed from aerial navigation. Mr. B's. Balloon is near 45 feet in height, z 8 feet in diameter ; compofed of soo yards of filk luteftring, varnifired with a compofition prepared by himself, the patterns ofttwenty different Uncles and colours, and reprefents, when filled with coin. mon air, an immenfe lemon. The whole of the expence is hated &id. accompanied with ineefrant toil and labour. ' M:ifßadTE, SEPTEMBER 2s. We begin to loYe fome of our company; the Lift four hogs took upwards of soo, and the four left which came from London did not bring 8o pain gers ; one boy, yefterday morning, had none. Dandelion Publi Breakfallohis morning, was attended ,by upwards of -Soo perfons ; the Eaft Kent Military Band attended. Ws ',van. played feveral favourite airs on the harp, with Ms nfual taße. The' Whole went off with grand mkt.— Among the company woe, the Duke and Ducbefs of Dsvoasuias, Duke and Duchefs of Sr.- AL sax's, Lord and Lady MILBOURII, Countefs of BISIOROUGH, tir CHARLES and Lady Asots.t., Sir ROBERT and Lady HILLTHCOTI, 'Hifi FITZ. ROT, &C. &c. BRIGHTON. SEPT. 24. The Gala at the Grove; laft night, though not fo crouded with company as it has appeared on former occafions, was elegantly attended. The Bugle Hon Concerto, by Mr. SC Hld lin t was per. formed in the firft Ityle of excellence. The Fire works, as sfual, went off extremely well, and af forded ample fatisfaaion to the fpeaators. The extreme warmth of the morning was fucceeded by eiening beautifully feren . e and clear, but at the fame time rather too cold for out•door exhibitions. Pelifes, furred cloaks, Indian &awls, and great coats, in the garden;, were ufefully abundant. The following event engrolfed the attention of the iblic here, for a confiderable time laft night --T. Patching, one of the crew of the Elizabeth andMargaret,was abourfiz weeks ago difcharged from the packet for improper condua. Previous, however, to his difcharge, his wife had gained per. million of the Captain, and failed in the veffel, to vifit a friend at Dieppe. On her leaving France, the Captain gave her almall card of lace to put in hot pocket, which a friend of his had purchafed, and reqUelled of him to bring over. Patching's difmifild foon after this took place, when he threatened the Captain, that, notwithftanding he was expelled the veffel, unlefs his wages were re gularly continued, information thould - be given at the Cuhm-houfe of the lace which had been en trufted to the care of his wife. His demand not being complied with,. his wife yefterday carried 'his menace into effea. The packet in confequence was taken poreCfion of by the Cullom Houfe Offi cers, jolt as it was about to fail with a great num ber of paffengers for Dieppe, and conveyed into Shoisham Hacboar.