Star. — London, England, 1805-02-07 00:00:00

co the GENTLEMEN, Ct.r.ROY, 1-1 I. REatiLDEAS of the COUNTY of erArTLEMiaI, IR ETU R N you try moil grattfail Ti grike f•lr the very Battering war.ncs I 1 , 1 .e tern to yencry:iy trrelvr.l throaghout the C '1 he r , it a t tt my c ,„ u .a., Ls ClCcetiet: my mart lanoline 111.• adv,,tifemunc of my o ; vonent, Mr. Ba*.ee calk ugon me to cleklu:e, that toollo.: I•t4VCIli my ta..ing t'de fcnfc of the County a PA, f.d it.cluud u. proton the conteit: el it, ifrue I can enu.r...10 00..1.•0bt. 1 have the honou: to Ix, with /coy fentitr.c.lt of gtatieudc ar d Gentlemen, Ycor to,it osedieut humble fervirt. 1-10MAo 3RAND. The Hl.O, td Feb. !itos. STATI: 1.0 UTZRY. P rICKETS and Shai,.s. warranted 'lndrawn, ton ri,a. on fele, c via) hAZARD. EL:RNE, and Co.. Office, No. 93, 11. y.. 1 Exc . . , tro:. Tibt: lOUrtio Day of Drawing sv.ll be Saturday next. the 9th I;!ft.int. Lifts of the for tunate benttstp. In the Shalifise.aL lottery to be had at this Office, where r, vcn •to Capital Prize,: seat cold. STATE LOTTERY. ATV; RD AY I:tilheiiigthefeCt•ad day of Draw ing, No. t,a , n, as Firft-Or iwn, eutittett to rel. alto No. 4,43i5s • Prize of eras (hared, and rsgittered, at Dki iiVEViOND's °UWE, 65, F1.F.1, 1 . -S fit hET, Witte Tidiest and Shur?. are fenny, warranted utidriarns Remarkable Rich el : Prize of L 2 5,000 3 Prizcs of sOOO s 2C,WO 6 - tOOO , Toro° &c. &c. &c. A.DRI 3 - 111.11VIOND recommends an early purebafe, 2s very few Tielte6)are left on band. Tht Con.modors much to their credit, have engaged to provide the Ofisec acepers with thew as long as they have any left. 1C.4. Naw If"PRIE, DEC. 25.—FromWafhington we learn that the 1-I , ufe of Reprelentatives, on the 24th of December, paired the bill ter tegulate the clearance of aimed merchant veffek. DEC. v.—The Britilh frigate CAMBRIAN has ar rived at Notlk. A letter from Capt. lISRISEORD mentions, that fhe received Come damage on her pal fagc, in one of the moll feveregales ever experienced. The REVOLUTI:-NAIRE %%111 remain at Norfolk until the CAMBRIAN is repaired. Captain iIIIBOT, who ari ived at Norfolk, in fifteen days from St. Martin's, informs, that jut( before he failed, news was received these o f the arrival of three Ships of the line, fix frigates, and three theta:old troops, at the iflands of lalartiniquc and Goa&loupe, from France. JANUARY s.—Extra& of a Letter from an Arne :icon Gentleman, at Pot ince, to his friand in Philadelphia, dated Dcc. 3, i Sca : " The Aid-Ile camp of tha Emperor D!FSALINES called on me this mort.iag. In the courfe of our con verlation, he mentioned, and wifhed it to be known, that the Enyeror was entiiely ignorant of the hang ing of the mate of the Pilgrim—Gen. CHRISTOPHI ordered it without his knowledge, and has fence re ceived a fevere reprimand fur fo doing." INCENDIARIES —LA evening between the hours of five and fix o'clock, an attempt was made to fet fire to the houfe, No. 50. Stone-ltreet, occupied by Man. GRIENFIELD and alrats. The parti: 'thus we under Rand, are as follows :—The fire was thrown in at the cellar window, which had previoufly been walled up, as the (tones appeared to have been re- Moved in the courfe of the day. The fon of Mr. Moats havina nceafion to go into the cellar, difcovered a finoke ilthing-from a wooden box ; on examination it was found to contain fome live coals, inclofed in Itraw and hay—upon the coals being removed, the ftraw burl( out in flames, but with the afliftance of the neighbours, was fortunately extinguilhed without material injury. Late tag night we were infOrmed, that the perpe trator of the above deed, was a Dutch to yam gill, of about eleven years of ace, in the feu vice of Mrs. GREENFIELD. The Bill for prohibiting the importation of Negroes befor e the Legiflature of South Carolina, has been 101 l by a majority of en:ie.—Ayes t6—Noes I a. A Gentleman from St. Thomas's, llates, that the late diftrcflittg fire at that I.:ace, was occationed by the following circuntllatirc : A domeffic, in the El of fumigating a chamber, to clear it of thafe pelts of warm climates, mulquitoa, accidentally let the candle conic in contaa with the mitquitoe net cf the bed, which being very combuf tible, was immediately in flames, and fpread over the whole room. The fire could nut be arrefted.— Fifteen hundred honks and Mores were burnt, and the damage in goods, eflimated at ten millions of dollars. Vaa quantities of gold and filver were melted, the flames having extended fo rapidly as not to allow time for laving it. During the above fire, an old gentleman, who had *large quantity of cafh, plcfcrred being burnt with it rather than quit his treaftne !!! This unfortunate difciple of Crcefus actually pet ailed in the flames,and on the following morning his bones were found ex tended over his iron chett ! NASSAU,(NIMPROVIDINCE) , Nov. 27.—Cturacoa. We have been favoured with the following informa tion, vin Turk's Ifland :—" The Hon. Capt. MUR. Kay has been detached with three or four ye Weis of war under his command, hoot Jamaica, for the pur pole of blockading the ifland of CUTNICO2, until its furrender, which it is expeeted a very few weeks would accomplifh, notwithftanding the arrival of a !new Governor from Holland, with a few troops. — By the 'all accounts from Porto Plata, in Hifpaniola, we were authentically informed, that the Spaniards at St. lago, and Hifpaniola, had intercepted a letter from tie French to DESSALINS s. promiling to Geri fice arid deliver up that place to him, if he would allow them to retire, tinmolzfled, and to affifl in the dettrustiun of the Spaniards. In confequence of this ditcovery, the Spau;ards anticipated the French, by at ta. king them—twenty•feven were put to death, and about 3oe: more were fra,i , prifoners. The Com mander in Chief of the French forces at St. Domingo being arprited of this eircionftance, fent to demand that hi, countrymen might be delivered up to him, which was refilled on the part of the Spaniards, who immediately hoifled Sparifh colours at St. lago, and at Parto Plata ; and applied to the Commander of a (loop of war rkare, requefling to be fupplied with arms and ammuni.iun ; and to the fame cite& feta over to Turk's Itland, as he fully expelled an attack from Dassa ai Nll3, who hr.d colleCted 2?,C:C.0 of hi? people for the r ornofe. NVe underhand, how ever, that neither the :;i,anith Commander's appli eations could with prop ;at y he wanted, and of court:: aseelitty compelled Ili, raufat. P.IRI.I.4;;ENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OP LORDS, Wi• Er-IriiDAY Fr B 6 he Penfins, Place, and r Clare. and M Duty Were read a third time, kaiTed, and l,rderce. to h.; ittt to the Commom , . Mr. HAVES, 'own tbt mai an .I;:ott,t nitht fun: , espeocieel it Cue twtire Irnot 5;:. ary, 1804, to sth Januarv, t3cs, for tLe f:;* LLts. Nutioral Debt; and ar it:co..nt alio c. i o rums polirahle to •he `mac purpole, for the piaster coati:xi:dug on tl.c Sc:. Niel:age f:..nr. the Common; bro::r 6 , np 'he Penlion, &c. Bill, the verbal amerdmcri in whirl; had been adopted. Lord NitiLGlt AVE prefer,eil come a.hlitrunal papers relating to the rupture with ripaia.—ekilinurned till to-morrow. 110U3F OF LONIMONS. An 021:cr from the Bank rretented the Annual Accounts from the Commit Emma ter reducing the National Debts—Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. FULLEP moved, " that there be laid before the Houk an account of the of Hcps grown in the County of Suffez, from the bcginniog of 1789 to the end of iBO4, diningulfhing the quantity grown in each year, as may appear by the taxa coiled- A Melage from the Lads announced . theft Lonlthipe concur rence to the Malt and Petition Duty Bills, with an amendment to the latter. The Houk forthwith refolved lobo a Committee to take the laid amendment intweonfieleration. Mr. SPEAKER Paid, it was his duty to explain to the Houle the uature of the amendment made by the Lords, which was merely the infertlon of the word " tax" after the word " land," in one of the paragraph.. It had always, he fald, been the ufage of that Houk to regard with extreme vigilance any amendments made by the Houle rat Lords in any Ad of the nature of a money Bill, and to rej.d, with the molt fcrupulous rigour, any amend man which tended to trench upon the exclave privilege of that Houk. even in the flighteit degree by altering any part of the fub fiance of loch Bills. Trivial as an alteration might fometimes ap pear, yet it was of high Importance to attend even to the molt trifling; for if any at: Janina Mould be admitted to palinft might grow into a precedent, the eonfequences of which none could tell, In cafes, howaetr, where the alteration went merely to the cor redion of a clerical error, the Houk had not uftially thought it recency to ri jeer the amendment. Of this defeription Racily was the prefent amendment. Sir WILLIAM YOUNG thought even the prefent inttance of too touch importance to be allowed to pal's. !Tad the iufertion been of almoft any other word than Los, the amendment might pars as imobjectiimaldc. The SPEAKER laid, it was his duty to explain to the Honour able Baronet that it had net been the ufage cf the Houk to reject amendments, rot altering the fuhttance of a money Bill.hut mere ly conceding .t error, which the prefent amendment only went to do, and that ia a paragraph reefing a former Ad of Par liament. Even in his own tart et.p.i:ence, man/ inftances had occurred wherein limilar amonimente had pallid without objee thin. In the cAe. for inftance, of As /L..* per Cetltum., when the word p.r became a neceffary amendment. The prefent Bill too flood, as now amended. in the original copy, and the error was in. r •ly an amiiSon by the ingroffing Clerk. '1 he amendment was agreed to, and a meffage fent to the Lords to acquaint their Lordfhips thereof. 'Abe SECRETARY at WAR, parkant to order, prefented to the Houfe a copy of the letters of fervire directed from the War office to Colonel French.—Orde reel to be laid on the table. Read a third time, the Affeffed Tax Cumnaillioners' Indemnifi cation Bill, palled, and ordered to the Lords. Rtfolved into a Committee on the Three Million Exchequer Bills be reported to-morrow. Mr. ROSE moved, that the Ad of the 44th of the King, cap. 23, be read, which being done, he moved that the fame be taken into cookleratiou to morrow by a Committee of the whole Houk. —Ordered. LOYALTY LOAN. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQIJETs. role, in confequecce of the notice he had given on a former day, to bring forward his intended propofition with refpett to the Loyalty Loan. The regular courfe of the Houle, he was aware, would be to bring this fubjelt forward in a Committee of Ways and Means; but from the nature of his propofition on this °CC'S.. lion, he thought it woold.be better to bring it for ward in a Committee of the whole Houk, which he now gave notice he fhottld do to-morrow. While he was on his legs, however, it would be as well to give the Houle tome intimation as to the prefcnt Rate of that bufinefs. He had, therefore, to inform them, that out of the 2 z,00e,0001. outflanding of that Loan, en the clofe of the latt Seflion of Parliament, the holders of t 3 millions had fubfcribed to the terms then propofed ; and of the remaining fum, the holders of four millions and a half only fignified their withes to be paid off. For this fora, therefot e, provilion was to be made, and he propofed to effect it by one of two modes, viz. either by debentures, bearing an in tereft at three and a halfper ant. with a bonus of one and a quarter for each hundred, or by debentures at three per cent. with a Iona: of one and a half per hundred. But of which of thofe two modes, or of any other more eligible, the Houfe would judge when the propofition lhould come regularly before them. ELATE TRADE. _ . Mr. WILBERFORCE gave notice of his intention to bring forward, on Friday fe'nnight, a motion for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. ORDNANCE SERVICE. Mr. WELLESLEY POLE (fated, that in the eftimates laid before the Iloute,therc were tome inaccuracies in the account from the Adjutant General's Office upon the Rate of the Ordnance De partment. But as it was his villa that the Houk thould be In pof fcffion of as full and accurate information upon the fubjed as pof fable, in order to the full and effcdtivc Rate of the ordnance for ge- In ral fervicc, he Mould now move that there be laid on the table, an account of the number of privates, artificers, drivers, labourers, &c. who have enlilted into the ordnance fervice, liable to the Mu tiny At from the firft of January, I&'4, to the fiat of January, 1805 ; for he Paid there was tu one defcription of thole perfons who were not as ncceffary to the general and effrelive operations of the ordnance, as the gunners were, and who were not jut as liable to be fent any where, where the general fervice of the ord nance might require. He moved alto, for" an account of the number of Officers, Non commiffioncel Officers, and (flea fie men, in the Artillery Service, :is they refpeetively Rood on the iftof January, 1804, and the It of January, 1805, fo far as the fame could be made up ; by which the Houle would fee at once the full and &lodise nate of the Ord nance in the United King.:e in, Guernfey, Jerfey, mid on Foreign flat ions."—Ordered. Air. WINDIIAM moved, that there he laid before the Houle, " a Lift of the Officers and Nun .coniro ifEoned Officers attached to the department of Infpcetor-Gensral of P remits, t,r employed un der his orders, with the ezpences of the fame, for the years 1803, 1803, and 1804."—Ordered. SPANISH WAR. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER pre fenced to the Hotife the Supplementary Papers on the Spanifh Negotiation, purftiant to the IA motion of Mr. Grey ; and informed the Houle, at the fame time, that printed copies of the fame were ready for delivery.— Ordered to lie tote the Table. Lord TEMPLE tore, and exprelfed his with, that if his Right Hon. Ft lend near him, could prevail on himfelf to pcJilpone his motion for Monday next, to a fubfequent day, the difeutrion on the fubjed of the Spanifh Papers, which now flood for Friday, might be pollponed till Monday. The fubjed was a moil important one, and required the !twit ferious and de liberate contideration; but from the advanced period at which the lalt Papers were brought forward, it would he extremely deferable that Members lhould have fu:ther time for their due confederation. The (hors fpace of one day would not he fuflicient. "[i:CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQIJER laid, . that although it certainly was his with that the dif- cuffion thould take place as freeiily as pntWde ; yet if it was the with of Gentlemea to take farther t;nit for the confideration, and that the Right 1-10.1. Gen tleman had no rb;c!tion to J. his motion fi , i• Mon. day to Come he, for one, 11 , .u1d not oppore the further acijournment of this queftion till Monday, provided it was to be underftood that Mon day was to be the day finally fixed for that Ir was his carnet with that Gentlemen (honld have e +cry reafonable time and opportunity for the fullett poilible confideration on the fubjea, becaufe he was confident the more it was conlidered the more the Houle would be convinced of the jutlice and retitude of the proceedings of his Majefty's Government in this battlers. After fome converfation between Lord TEA, Mr. WILLIAM SMYTH, and Mr. WINDHAM, the latter Gentleman agreed to defer his motion till Thurfday next; and the CHANcs LLOR of the ENCH SQ2IER moved to pottpone the order of the day for Friday, on the Spanith Papers, until Monday.—The remaining or ders of the day were poftponed, and the Houle ad journed. • LONDON. CODSID BRIDGET'S EPISTLE IS received, and Lail appear tl.e rut opportunity. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. P HOE OF STOCK'S THIS DAY AT ONE fromert confou, money 581—for accour.t, a 4 —Reduced 39,1. ICP. OF STOCKS I' ESTFROA : 3 per C. Red. Ann. 5Q Long Ann. 171 13-16 3 per Ceut. Conf. 59H* Short Ann. 21 Deferred 3 per Cent. Conf. 33 India Bonds, 4 per Cam 7 6 t tt Imp. 3 prr Cent. 59 1 59 514 5 per Cent. Navy 9991 F 31,111113 i.ottery Tickets 141.35. 3 per Cent. 1797, toot Conf. fur Feb. 59i;} It k reported that Intelligence has been received by way of America, that Prince of Wales's Eland has been taken by the fquadron under LINoIS, and that the following EaR Indiamen, WiNcliesTEß, Cl- RENCE3T ER, and C LA TT ON, are fuppored to have been there, and to tara been captured. We are extremely furry to announce the affli4liq: news of the total ids of the A a PIRG AVINN v outward. bound Indiaman, off Weymouth, with the Captain, tit Maw, and about goo people, crew and paffengers! This ddireffing information was received at Lloyd's Coffee Houle epic morning in a Letter, of which a Copy will be found in our Nautical Intelligence. Yetlerday more Papers, relative. to the \\T:tr with Spain, were laid upon the TAbh,s of both Houfes of Varliment. The difeufGon upon the Spanifh war hay b:cn again deferred, but is now finally fixed for Monday neat. Mr. WILBERFORCE gave notice IA night in the Houfe of Commons of a Motion on Friel ty fe'nnight, for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. ---- Yenerday, about half pall twelve o'clock, his MA JESTY at rived at the (tteen's Houfe from Kew. At two o'clock his MAJESTY held a private levee, which was attended by His Royal Meiners the Duke of York. The Lord Chancellor. The Duke of Montrofe. Marquis of Hertford. Earls—Weftmorcland, Winehelfea, Aylesfcrd, and Bucking hamatires _ Vifcount Sidmouth. Lordik—Hlwkelbury and Midgrave. Sir Stephen Cotten& Mr. Fawkener ; and Colonels, Howard, Aden, Fane, Boulden,and Fitzroy, who had the honour of being prefented to his Majefty by his Royal High nets the Duke of York, upon their promotions. After the Levee, his MA] Ern , held a Privy Coun cil, for the purple, we underhand. of picking the Sheriffs for the enfuing year, &c. The Council broke up at a quarter before four o'clock ; toon after which Mr. PITT arrived, and had an audience of his MA!‘ JINSTY• The Duke of MONTROSE, Lord BUCKINGHAM SHIRE, Earl WINCISELSEA,ViiCOUnt SIDNIOWTH. Lord HAWK ESBUILY, and Lord MVI.Git AVE, had an au dience of his MAJESTY. _ Yefterday morning we received a feries of New Yotk papers to the 6th of January. A great fire had taken place at Norfolk, Virginia. Several re cent attempts had alto been made to fet the city of New York on fire. Proclamations were iffued, of fering rewards for the difeovery of the incendiaries. Thefe papers Rate the receipt of difpatches, announ cing the total failure of the expedition againft Tri poli. The Cambrian is Rated to have arrived at Norfolk, but having received damage in a fevere gale the Revolutionaire was to remain until the former fhip was repaired. It is Rated in private letters that a meeting of the Black Chiefs in St.. Domingo was to be held, the commencement of this month, for the purpofe of ar ranging tht terms of a Commercial Treaty with Great Britain. We hare forborne to notice reports which hare been induftrioufly circulated, through the medium of Come of the daily papers, of a want of cordiality in the Cabi net, and particularly between Lord SIDMOUTH and Mr. Prrv. We were inclined to believe that their abfurdity would loon have buried them in obli vion, but we find that this dill continues to be the theme of Tome of the 'diurnal publications, and there• fore we think it our duty to caution the public not to lend a ready ear to fuch ftatements, the drift of many of which is to produce that very drynefs between thefe two ftatefmcn which they pretend already to exift. That fume of the warts and excrefcences, the political fungi, which adhere more or lets to every party, and who always prefer felfifh views to the public welfare, may fancy their individual influence leffened by the reconciliation which has taken place, and in which the bell Eleads of the coun try rejoiced, we think extremely probable ; but of the tincerity of the two great charafters chiefly al luded to, and meant to be affeaed by the bold after thins that have been made, we have no doubt, and we are much mistaken in the opinion we have of Mr. Purr ' s &ninth, if the clamours, that have been fo zealoolly circulated about the increasing influence of Lord SIDMOUTH, will have any more influence on him than had the nnife that was made in the tame vehicles about not taking Mr. Fox, and his friends, into the Adminiltration, when he ret:l c.ed into ofsce. WATERFCVD, y.INUART 26. r, the Vinerford Chronicle of this day is an 4.1- vci tit'ement trorn the Itlagitii.nes of this ,:ourity, of which a copy is fubjuined. Such an adveitiferntr.t is iir_ly to be regarded in England as a root :it we arc in a &traded and rebellious Rate. The or.- fares, however, there alluded to are totally uncoil, netted with any general plan of politics, or infor. rcnion. According to the belt information I con obtain, they proceed entirely from oppofition to the: inclofure of cs:mmons, and to pay in money for 1: - .e liberty of digging turf in places where they have al ways been allowed to do it gratis ; together with the introdutlon of new tenants. There things they re ard as unpardonable crimes in the proprietors of I ind, and avenge themfelves by meafures the mov. illegal and cruel, fuels as houghing cattle, threat• ening death in anonymous letters, burning houfes, f,gging, Ike. In all other refpeas, this part of the United Kin : !tlem is in a Rate of tranquillity, at - ,d likely to continue fo ; as the various reitgious per fua...x>oc a7C now much united in harmony and peace. At a Meeting of the Ma iiffrates and Gentlemen of the Count; of Waterford, convened at Donrarvan, purfuant to a Notice frona the High Sheriff, on Wednefday, the 16tis of lawny, the following RefolutiOns were entered into : Ref*ived nnanimoully, That it is nacerary to adopt the molt rigorous and adlive meafures for the prefervaton of the palslic peace; .red altho;:gli : itc late atrotides committed in tke different 6iftries of this couhty, would hare fully juftified us in applying to Goecrnment to have din:, dint idts forthwith proclaimed, under the lufurrealon Act, yet iu the hope that thofe 'outrages will net be repeated, we have for the prefent forborne to make fuck appti= ceUce ; but we hereby, in the molt public and decifive manner dc dare, chat s fhotild thofe outrages in any raft nice be repeated, we will inftantly affcmble, for the purpofe of (eliciting Government not only to enforce the Inrurration Aft, by proclaiming the dif- :rins wbere fueh outrages may ►e eonunitted, but alto. if tier..ef- Lry, to feud in trom e s t o li re at free quarters in fuch diftriOt.a. EDWARD LEE, High Sheriff. Yeflerday morning an exprefs was received at the. Admiralty, from Lord Geat,Net az Coifs. No further accounts have yet been received re fpeet;ng the Rochefort fcpadron. The fecund battalion of the 82,1 has marched from Horfham to Colcheller. Nut leis than one thcufau4 cavalry are under or ders to embark at PortfinOuth for the ';'eft Indic . Latt week; a ;onficierable embarkation of recruits took place from the army depot in the Me of Wi i iht, for his Majetty's regiments in India, and at the faire tune, the Company's Refident Officer at the depot. Captain GILLESPIE, embarked a number of youths for the Company's feveral :settlements in India. Died at Edinburgh, on the 3oth Joan Rom- SON, Efq. Profeffirr of Natural it: tire; Univerfity of Edinburgh. Capt. A. gsciu, of the Zealand, died furenly on Thdrfday, at Shccrnefs, while with eapt. MANDY, at his apartments in the garrifon, • Another vacancy has occurred in the Royal Aca demy, by the death of Mr. BAkES, tIY! fTulptor. The Marquis of WINCHEyTER has hzd a confider able addition, by the deceafe of a friend, to 14s landed property, exclulive of so,ocol. in cafb. Lord FISNNIRER was on Thurfday nnanimmlly eleded a Knight of the Shire for Rutland; at the Cale at Oakharh,in the room of the late Lord Cut ... BEERY. Nirtric Ci.ua.—Tuefday the Duke of ' , loxFoca was Chairman of this Clubi who held their Meeting at the London Tavern, 'alien his Grace maintained the conviviality cf the Club with Lis ufual fptrit. Yeflerday a Court of Dire tors was held at the Eaft India Houk, when Captain JoHN STEWART, of the NVindham, took leave previous to departing for Madta. and Bengal. Captain W. HAY was (worn into the command of the extra flop Kett eat, ciellincd Ito Madeira and Bombay. The . Cotirt adjourned at (even till to-morrow. A runril.g-kiatch, r.gainfl time, was veflerday per formed I. l. ::bridge Road, by Mr.VANDF R STE EN, an Architea iii 13 ,, lfovelAre,:t, who undertook to go three miles in twelve minutes. It was fuppofed that he would win Cie wager when he had performed half the diflance, but he' was longer going the IA mi'e than the lir a mile a.nk: a half, and lull, wit:iout szi:Trg over all the ground. FIR E.—T.lefday a fire h;0:‘,..: not in tly! rope yar.ii of Woolwich Warren, by the :)verboiling of a pitch pot, but which, from the ani..e C7.CI ti ni of the offi cers of the yard, was enin;2,.iilhed WitiVsllt any ma terial damage. We yeflerday received a few other Frenchpay.ersof the fame dates as thole which arrived on Tuefday night. One of thefe Rates, that the Elnperor was about to quit Paris in a few days on a vifit to the foathern departments. There is, probn'oly, more intended by this journey than at prefent meets the ear. The Papers before us contain no other information de. ferV;ng of no;ice. The King of Sweden has at length acknowledged the Emperor of Germany in his new charafler of Emperor of Auliria. His Steed:lh Islajay, it is faid, has determined to fend a new Minitter to London. A new city, to he called " Napoleon," is, accord ing to a letter from Fontenoy, to be erefled without lots of time, in the n:ighbour hood of which, the Em peror will have a mullion, or grand hunting-box, with an extenfive park, the expellee of which is to'" defrayed out of the funds of the Crown. The hi. • ing of the town will be commenced without and is expeCted to be finiated in lets than two yea , The plan has been Enally determined upon by t. • Emperor. The hint in the left French papers, that Bos r R means to make his brother King of Lombar caufes no little fpeculatinn among politicians on t - fide the water, and no doubt will excite equal furpi; on the Continent. It may tend to open the eyes,. ' if they already fee, to mule into anion thole p( tier: which, without off-ring any reitlance, have permr ted him to carry on his tchemei of aggrandifemen;. Holland and Spain will probably be the next to re• ceive a Ruler from the Coriic.in Family. Swit 7.0 r. land all will experience a timilar favour, fot r thing like a Republic will be permitted in the n bourhood of France. How happy for E ng i a r„' our Government has teen through the fchemes cr . t• Tyrant fur the fubjugation of Europe ! r - :4