Star. — London, England, 1802-09-03 00:00:00

i rlfuvE i !NVRtticaxcL MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND & . mos. it a i ors o. o Waterford • filmhutgh • French ' Z Dutch BRIXHAM,SEPTEMBER t. Sailed the Dutch fleet for the Well Indies. PLYMOUTH. SEPTEMBER r. Sailed the Imposts a, of 16 guns, Capt.VavoHAM and the NI F4l BLS cutter, of 14 guns, Lieutenant COG L A 14, on ferrarate cruires.--Arrived the C H IL DE s, of 16 guns,Captain DkLarows,from a cruife. —The Silt us, of 36 guns, Captain Paowin ; and the ATAL kill TI• 9 of t 6 guns, CaptuinMasistssn, were unducked. COWES, SEPTEMBER & Inforination is juR received, that on Tuefday evening, about eight o'clock, between the Needles and Portland, a brig under American colours, was t )tally deßroyed by fire ; it is fuppofed to be the Juno, laden with wine and burr flones, from Rouen to Cork, which put into thefe Roads in the night of the 3oth ult. it is not known with cer tainty, if the whole of the crew efcaped.—Captain Baowa told the Tide Surveyor he had been feve ral years in the Britith ferviee on board a man of war.—Report fayi, the fire AA broke out in the cabin, by force (parks of a candle falling on fate charts lying on the table. • DOVER, SEPTEMBER f. the Acresfa iled s for Calais thii tide, with ta4T Maxims, and fait.; 410 the Kinn Cloaca, with WIG GATTIS and S. Routta.r, Efcirs. and_ fort! othct jiiitengen; and four carriages I alfo the Eliiabeth; iirith Mist} Ostlingers iid One carriage. The Ancticami Packet landed Mr: HIGGINS, king's Mellinger, with Difpatclies from Vi nna. At half paft three; P. M. a French,eilil is in fight, (aid to have thiitj plikeniers On board Sailed the Lou) NaLsot fchotitter for the Medi. tetranean. Jnft arrived the Frefich SHIERNEn. gEPTIPABIit s. Arrived his Majefty's Movuovvi, Wits Man and AMINIOIII 2 and ha*e good to Cha. dam to be rid of. irmtnttirst, On Tuefday the Britannia of Whitby, (roil the ea country, bound tb London, laded srftli irba sad tallow, Rruck on the fands ; but by the atta ined of the &ore boats the hat been got of and brought into Our Roads ; part or her cargo has been landed here, but it is feared that the muR be completely unladen before the can purfue her soy: age. The Daniel and Mary, of Yarrivouth, from the Rorth, Jawm, Mailer, got on the land call ed the ficroby, and it is tlippored the mutt go to Ogees; the ere. have been all raved...a—Paired by a large fleet of coillen for the Riser. WHITEittikVEN, AUGUST The Brittannia i Nilo' of this port (her full torage) attired at LiverpOole on Thin-Lay WI, in twatty-feven hours from Waterford ;I the John, thaws of Laocaller t arrived at Li v e r p oo l on Wedueiday, from Martinique; the Thomas, Wm bit, of Lancaften k arrived at Dominica, in 31 days. from LirapooL LEittneli, tourrimai, Atiotirt ie. On the 6tb, a boat with fix men, laden with green fiih, from Fun= to Bursae, was meet of Tidelar, a fiiort difisince froth the Ihore. Five of the men were loft—one than only being fared by getting upon the keel of the boat. Arrived in Sand Lodge--the Matgaret,Last,tt, of Leith, from Inverkeithing ; and Ifabella. Capt. Cute from Swank*. both with coals for the Shetland Mine Company. Arrived in Bray found—the Brothers, HA at at, of London, from Clsrillianfand ; Hardy, DAVID* son, of Gnernfey, from Leith ; Nancy, Svriaar, of Fraferiburgh, from Sunderland. GLASGOW TONTINE LIST. Airera• 10A is arrived in the Clyde, frost Archon °i aenitorkto. l7biets. in dlote. trout %/Media. Elba, Roams, in ditto. heal %lam Telantanitna, Refs, at thorldten Iron the ay& 'mark; Robb, at joinnica• free s at** PROM LLOYD'. LIST. Dm. All for the River. rAeLisse Etats, from the Medicaments. Wind E. N. L GlArteglllo, Sen. I.ltairea by, the Adventure, WATTS, from Palermo; Maria, --; Serena, PROlf!t) and Pelend's G"odwlE. Otos, from lotterdam; Mary, 14/*INILLO; At t..ensPts HONTIR ; and Re sifter, Finnan, fromPeteelborgh ; maw. Mu aIL T, from &woolen ; Zephyr, Hoy, from Dsnt. lic; and Apdb , --, hoes Misarea...olalkd the Europa, Leta, for Bilinear • Elisabeth, he EL Volley t Hope Porreason, for Eimer ; and Peados. Err ',for Rotterdam; ARRIVED. C den, Liverpool—Peal, Ainfwortia, from jambe ; Nymph, from Lace ; Bolos, Wreck from Dist:de ; Akity. min, Nevenfon, from fit. Themes; Paw. liwaher, from Ligon; V alodoft, Debora', from EL Ander* a mei Langltos, Dixon, from Narva. At Briftol..-.Standley. Run Lesbian. a Havra—lnduitry,fieudey,from imllnlitielh o Ihrgeant, from Charlene.. At ayde—Canoda, Haney. ! tai Alike; 'emli Adivet C , from Archan ge l. In the River...the Lewd. At lieltoft...Phenix, Daman, from Oporto. At Cado—Bek Davis ; Arres t Iponyb_dil, bills_qgdiss• At Ilambero..—mmherlt Bode, tienrialhilmi Lea" As M==r• Le Dna, Ldribilige, gig ste l ho ois i r hisitingis ajd . 1 1 111 . 2 .Ank..-1 1 foss - EAST INDIA IHIPPINCL,. . . Wedneday a Qpirt of Diretto rs its held at the Eaft India Houfe, when Captain ANTHONY Mult i RAT was (worn into the command of the:l f otp DUNCAN. The Court sidjoitined at fii o'clock till Wadnefday. • Letters from Bengal, dated the s6th of March, , .idvife the arrival th er e Of hi s M a j e ft y ' s fhiPEozv... Dict—extra Ships ANNE, CALEDONIAN, GENSRAL STUART, and PRINCESS MARY. . The extra Blip MANSHIP arrived in Bengil river from Columbo the 2d of April. . . The Swst.tow packet arrived at Fort St. George from Mocha, and was thortly to fail for Europe. • The following regular (hip s for the fervice of the Eaft India Company this feafon are expeeled to be . engaged by the Court of Diretiors on Wednefday next, the Bth i» R. when, we underßand, they will be Rationed as under-mentioned, viz. FOR BOMBAY AND CHINA..—New Ihip of tkoo tool, build ing by Mr. Larkins, to be commaided by Captain Dance; the Bombay Cattle, Iwo tons. Foa BODIDATr4ICW fidp queen, asoo tons; Captain Craig; DCW Ship Bonham, it 200 tons, Captain T. White.. Foa Coda? •ND CRllllA.m.*TheHhuaoftan, ts4B tali; Cap tain G. Willett; new ihip borradaile, -taco mi., Captain Ro bert Hudfon. FOR BOSIZAT,AiD Magmas -- New hip Meltzer, Bco tons Captain John Price; new chip Sc. B at h e , 800 t ons , C a pt a i n ; llamas Hndfoa. Fox Manaws.—The Windham, ho tons, Captain Thotnas Gre.ant ; the Walpole, Sao tons, Captain Jones Sandilands. FOR COAST AND BAT. Admiral Gardner, 813 tons Captain Edward C. Bradford; the Sir Stephen Luiltingtonad tons, Captain George Gooch; the Hugh Inglis, Sao tons, Cap tain William Fairfax; and the Calcutta, St 9 ton', Captain Wil liam Marvell. Poa Basfeat..—New (hip Charnock, goo tons, Captain G. Robertfon ; 'new thip ditto, 800 tons, Captain . Charles Lennox ; Charlton, 8:8 tons Captain J. A. Cumberiege; Earl Spencer, 645 tons, Captain Charles Kase ; and Prefton, 671 tons, Cap tain Thomas G. Murray. Poi; ST. HILLN BILNCOCtLEN and CHINA...44CW (hip Au derfun, 1200 tons, Captain J. F. Timmins. Foa na.--Nnv ibip liandkon, too tow, Captain —; City of London, 820 Cont. Captain Abraham Green; New dip, Soo tons, Capmin W. GcUton ; New flip, t zoo ions, Cap. lain W. Smiley Clarke: New thip, 12C0 tons, Captain Tho. teas Larkins; Doefrtthiie Iwo tons, Captain -Tr-; Exeter, taco toes, Captain Henry Minton ; Cotes, I, so° tuns,Captain Robert Turku, and Hope, vio tons, Captain Plan HaraCaftlC. Yefierday the &fp:itches by the CLYDI, country (hip, - were made up at the India Hanle, and for- Warded to the Company's Agent at Deal, to be put on board the above (hip s • th e CLTaI proceed' direly to the Prelidency of Bengal, from whence (he lately arrived, laden with ricer imams TBe Livtik; Cornelius. from Altana for Modellin g . is loft off Weftport ere* fared The Ann ,h 1 lapin, from Greenock for lAverpool. is fronded. The Juno. Brown. of Charlelton, from Hamburgh to Cork, h bans.ll alf Pirtland: Y,ttaday arrived at Paitftuouth the Plymouth brig with naval form from Plymouth. The Neptune, boy(u, from Late, in the Mediterranean, to Below, to loft uear Cape St. Vincent. LORD NELSON. BliMlllollAll t Ap9. 31.=Lord NILSON, Sir W. and Lady Hastit.sow, tic. arrived at this place yefterdayi previous to which they "wire anxiously expeded. It was fpeedi!y announced, after the hero's entrance into the Hotel, that he , would ho. not* the Theatre with his pretence the fame even ing. The performances were, The Merry Wines girtafor, and Peralli for the benefit of Pows of Arurrlane, and the eircumitance occafioned him a deferveclly full houfe. The moment Lord Nu.son aid his friends entered the Rage box, lighted in and introduced by Powsu., the Ihouts of applaufe were loud, incetrant, and heartfelt, while the band ftruck up Rule Britannia; to which the performers and audience gave, loud chorus.— Two new Tongs were introduced in the coarfe of the evening conveying tome happy allu fi ons to the occa fi on ; but nothing had more effea than that part of the play wherein Fayiemaking love to Forte wife—( BLISSITT of the Bath tiage flip. ported the charades exceedingly well)—fays, "be fore the.bcft Lord in the land, I fwear it," point. ing his hand towards Lord NALsow's box. The audience inftandy caught it, and renewed their plaudits. The party Raid until the clofe. of the whole performance, and the populace drew their carriage to the Hotel, amida a thoufand huzzas, and the glare of numerous li4hted torches. They are this day vifiiing the principal manufadories.— They vifit the Theatre again this evening, hiving defaced a Play. • PRESTON, AUG. 31. On Sunday night the company continued to -come into the town during the'whole of the night; and early yeaerday morning numerous pirties en. tered the town from all parts to fee the novel fight of the commencement of our jubilee. The diffe tent companies had received inftruitions from the Wardens for Come time paft; at what time and place they were to offerable in the morning. They accordingly met at the different Inns, where a band of matte was provided, and a very elegant colour to each of them-. The morning was ufhered in with ringing of bells, and tounsUng of trumpets. NicroLos Gal us AW, Efq. the Mayor, the whole Of the Corporation and Officers, of be tween eight and nine o'clOck in the Guildhall, which conftitnted thi commencement of this cele brated Guild, which has been kept up every 21 , years fine the granting of the Charter conftituting this a Corporate Town. After the conqueft King Herat foe Second, Duke of Normandy, con firdied side ,Charter, and ordered that a Guild fhould be held every at ye.* Ms the Freemen to renew their freedom. If the? let one Guild pars without renewing their freedom, either by them (elves or by proxy, they are for ever after excluded from all rights andprivileges attached to the town of Prefton. The firtt Guild held under the Charter was in the fecond year of the reign of Lawmen the Third, fine which Oils makes the eighteenth Guild which. has been held under the reign of twelve Monarchs. The Corporation being alfem bled under the eighteenth Guild, when in addition to advertifements which have appeared in the newfpapers, figned by the Town Clerk, procla mations at the Market-place and other places, the Contoson t imid made prodstatation—Thatt the tem of I ~ ~ . • . 1.. I t e . •••• rights and , privileges had been granted .at the lafi Guild, they were now Void, and no more privi. leges ittached , to, tbofe pereona. thin if they had never been free of the town, end that X 8 days grace vrould be allowed to thole „who were inclined to renew their freedom, &c, and that all perfons who hid, or pretended to have apj right or freedom within the Borough, either by anceLtry dr purchafe, are by themfelves, or their fripds, to claim the fame, and prove their right during the enfuing xi days, or for ever hereafter be debarred from the fame., The Members of the Corporation were then . enrolled in a tiew book prepared . for this Guild, and a number of Orton: then reneweci their freedom. About ten o'clock the different Companies ar. rived At the Town Hall, preceded by in elegant flag, with devices emblematical Of their trade, each with a band ofinufic. 11 being announced 1 to the Miyor that they viere ah at.' raved, an at tempt to form, a proce ffi on was made, but in vain; and in making the attempt ? a recite of great con ' futioi took place, ,tor the crowd was fo immenfely great,. that Although the greet where the Hall is Stiatea is very wide, it was completely blocked up frOm one fide, to the other, the thopkeepers were Obliged to . flint up their (hops to preve n t th e win dogs being broken; The noire and,confufion that prevailed war not in the, lea& inferior to what takes plice at large alfeniblake of perfons in London, _on a public exhibition,. The time, being arrived for the Coiporation to go to church, wh ich they always do agreeably to 1 ancient cullom at every Guild, they gave up the idea of forming a regular pmeeffion at that time, and got to church in the belt manner they could. The church was in a that time fo completely filled, that there was no potfibility ofgetting near the door. The fermon waPpreached by the Rev. Mr. SHUTTLIWORTM. After divine fervice was nver, the attempt to form a proceffion was more fuccefsful ; by the exertions of the confiables, and 1 a party of the- 17th Light Dragoons, who mate rially affifted in keeping the multitude from pref. fing in upon the proceffion. The proceffion then moved from the church towards the church gate bars. The Martha), armed cap-a-pee on hotfeback. Two Trompeter: on horfeback. The Tanners Company, prebeded by a band of mufic, colours flying, with the emblems of their trade, and beat ing . th is infcription--" We truti in GOD alone." The ir Wardens with flair' of office in their hands.—They all wore green ribbons in their hats, and oak leaves. Mott of them were dretred in blue coats. The Wardens wore rallies. over their thoulders, with thefe words in gold let ters—" Succefb to Tanners." They were followed by the Skinners, Glrivers, and Woolcombers; The Joiners fucceeded, in company with the Cabinet-makers Carpenters, Coopers, Chair makers, and Millwrights. 'They were preceded by a molt excellent band-of mufic, and colours flying. Two tall men with mafks on, and carry ing large hatchets each, in a pofitiou as if they were going to cleave timber, with leather cafes (long ..vor their Ihnuldor. to hold the hatchets,with a hull few and hatchet on them. Six boys fol lowed in green jackets, velvet collars, plain gilt buttons, green caps, with green feathers and oak leaves, in imitation of. Foreflers, with white wands in their hands. All the company wore blue rib bons in their hats. • , The Taylors Company next appeared, with blue and pink ribbons in their hats. They were preced ed by a band of mufic and colours, and then fol lowed a man and woman, fuppofed to be in a (late of nudity, itiith a white cotton drefs on, and fig leaves upon it, in imitation of Adam and Eve, I being emblematical of what they claim of being I,the firtt trade 'employed to make clothes, when Adam and Eve difcovered they were naked. Eve canied.a large branch of.anapple tree in her hand with apples on it, tempting Adam to eat as they paled shmugh the (treets. This novel pair were followed by ten apprentices, with white hats, green pantaloons, wands in their hands, and oak leaves in their hats. Then followed one of the molt charming fights ever beheld. It was a proceifion of young people, i bringing up to indunry. The Spinners and Weavers Companies. A large fquare board, painted dark blue, and the follow ing infcription s--84 Profperity to the Cotton Ma -1 nufaaory." All the edges were ornamented with white cotton fringe. Then followid a new Machine belonging to Mr. HORROCES, drawn,upon a nage, with a boy with his hair powdered, white cotton turban, ornament ed with blue filk, and his whole drefs Of white cotton of his own manufaanre. He was attended by a girl about ten years °Cage, to mend the thread when at breaks. She was dreffed in white cotton, her hair powdered, and a wreath of artificial flowers made of cotton on her head. As foon as they began to move in the proceflion and work, the populace gave them repeated &outs otapplaufe. The, little creatures worked the machine, and performed their work with as much compofure as if they were not feen by a tingle perfon, although, they, were viewed by feveral dionfands, and with no (mall degree of fatisfaaion. Then followed twenty-four young women, two and two, who had been feleftedfrom different manu. faaories for their attraaive charms; their hair was dreffed in the fafhion of the day. Their drefs wholly confined of the manufaaure of the town, white cambric ornamented with blue ribbons and cotton fringe ; each of them carried an artificial cotton tree in their hands; there trees appeared in full bloom. They were wholly made of cotton ; the ingenuity with which the leaves were formed, and the whole of the execution, do the highea credit to the tale of Mrs. HORROCKS, and the female part of her family, who made them. They were headed, by two men who fuperintended the women's work in the manufadlories, in doing what is called bat tening. They were dreffed in white cotton jackets and trowfers, with white cotton epaul e t s on t h e i r 'boulders and taffels, •of the manufaiure of the town,' and with white cotton turbans ornamented with purple filk.—They likewiksattigd artificial • • r • c $$ # ~ #l7 V • t! , Houtosaa and liir...i6l:pow, whore exo, ploy the wom eq are foilowe4 aym in arm ,, catty, ing white 4,;:14e., was viiry 17 , l'eafing to tee two rival manufaCtureis( h ewing the greatelt frienalhip to each other. ! • As the proceillon pallid along the Fifhergate, the Countefs of Deasy wa's in her carriage; the congratulated . Mr. HORROCKS on the enviable ap pearance.of the day, and laid, yo it is the coin pleteit thing. i ever yaw •in my' life." A number of Proprietors of manufactories followed, two and • two, with white .wands in, their hands. Upwards of one hundred workmen followed, two and two, who are employed in the' different mantafatitories, in the sown. ,Another t?oard, prepared in a fimilar manner to the above, ornamented with cotton fringe, headed with a filver urn, and carried by a man with his hair powdered, without any coat or waiitcoat ; his fhirt, made of the cotton manufacture of the town, was uncommonly white, and ornamented on the &eves with purple ribbon. The infcription on the board, in Old letters, was : " May the ingenuity , " and induarr of the Cotton ManufaCturers ever And protedion and fupport ;n this.UnitedKing.. dom !" A large n e w m ac hin e b e l ong i ng to Mr. WaTsot, followed, drawn upon high Itage by about twenty men. On the Rage were two boys, dreffed in white cotton jackets and trowfers, and turbans on their heads made of cotton, ornament. ed with gold fringe in a veil , neat manner. The olden, about thirteen years of age, was Ipinning, and the other, about eleven, winding 9n bobbins. This novel fcene, and every thing rife relative to the manufacturers, attracted more attention than any other part of the proceflion. About fifty Mailers and their fans followed with white wands in their hands, and between two and three hundred workmen brought up the rear of this truly gratifying part of the proceffion. The Butchers' Company followed. There were about 40 of them, with new white aprons, and iteds hung to thern,and twelve of their fons,dreired in a fimitar manner, and all of them had white and red ribbons in their hats. The Farriers' Comply followed. They were led by a vnan in Reel armour, handfomely orna mented ; his armour cap was decorated with a fine plume of feathers ; his horfe had a fcarlet fiddle-cloth, ornamented with gold lace, which gave him a very grand appearance. He repre tented Vulcan. He was followed by eight boys, with their hair powdered, without coats and waift coats, their thins ornamented with blue ribbons, carrying white ftaffa in their hands, with gilt heads. 'The Farriers followed, with new blue jackets and trostfen ; the jackets had red collars. The waist redcaps, with tads at the top, fur f ronts . ; new leather aprons, with new pincers and ham mers hanging in the front. The Smiths followed, and they were joined by the Pluinbers, Painters, Glaaiers, i fina Watch-ma ker*. They were headed. by , their WaMens,•who carried their black naffs of office, With gilt heads; and about 3o of the different companies followed, in new blue coats, with dark blue cockades, edged with gold fringe. A Lodge of Freemafons of this town, called 'Peace and Unity, followed in full drefs. The Bible was carried before them, open, on a crim fon velvet cushion. Their part of the proceffion finifhecliwitla an officer called the Tylor. He was dreffed in iharlet, with a'hairy cap, and carried a drawn tword. There were about go of them. The Company of Cordwainers fucceeded, to the number of about fotty. They were headed by their Wardens, with Ilaff's of office, ' and tallies over their shoulders , with PrelLon Guild, and fuccefs to the Cordwainers." They were follow. ed by a number of Apprentices, carrying on long poles all the different fafhions of Ladies and Gentlemen's shoes. All the Company wore new red Morocco aprons, bound with light blue rib. bons. The Vintners and Innkeepers' Company next came up, and the Companies of Grocers and Mer cers. The excellent band of the 17th Light Dragoons preceding the Corporation, all in full drefs, and their officers, in new clothes of office. The proceffion finithed with about two hun dred Gentlemen, from all parts of the United Kingdom, in full dreis, numbers of them in cocked hats. They were headed by Lord Dust and Mr. X&SILINI. Lord GARDNER was in the pro ceflon. The infcription on the Joiners' Colours was— " There can be no folid friendfhip of which virtue is not the bafis." All the Companies had colours and bands of mufic ; and thus ended one of the molt pleating proceffiods ever teen in this, or, we will be bold to fay, in any other country. Although the crowd was fo extremely great, we did not bear of any accident. The confufion at the Hall door in the morning may in fome degree be accounted for. In the afternoon it was difcovered that the infamous and difgraceful gang of London pickpockets had found their way down here. A number of Gen- tlemen have been plundered of their property by them. After the procefrion, Mr. GRIPASHAW, the Mayer, entertained a number of Gentlemen, with a fump tuous dinner at his houfe in the Filhergate. MUNDEN made his appearance this evening at the Theatre, in the chat-oder of Sir Anthony Ab fotiote, in SfriF.RIDANPS Comedy of The Rival:. On his entrance he was greeted with reiterated plau dits by the whole Houle, which was extremely well filled, although there was an AfTembly at the Town Hall, where there were piefent be tween fix and fcven hundred perfons : it was lite rally only an Alfembly, for the Hall was fu ex tremely crowded, that no dances could be pro ceeded on. All parties jnin in exerting themfelves to fup port the Guild. At the time the Corpnrati, went to church there was a grand mars performed I