Star. — London, England, 1802-11-17 00:00:00

LONDON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER xi. itgtSELIZAIIIETH.SACCIIISaudION.—HoIiday at the Exchequer. Stamp, Excite. , yg; CF. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent Confol. 671 68—money, 641- 04 5 prr Cent. tc.i—New 5 per Cent. 99j Long Ann. t 91—Ornnium to dif. PR la OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: frit S•nek t Sc l t Igo India Stock zozlC 7 or see.' , pit Con. krt.. 6,c/ 67166) lmp. 3 per Cent. 67) 66 651 iia C. Conf. 6;1 61z1 67i Imp. Ann. 14 N. ,,, i pa Cent. 831 83i1 31d. Ettebaq. Bah ts. rein. Cent. Ann. toil 3 . Ditto, ii. prem. P" . ( [l rk mt. t797,tc0 i Otnnium iGi 9 1 to d't L c ; Ann. 19 1 t-a 6.1 Englith Ticket. 171. OIL s ", :: A i m 4 7- t6i Card'dor Ace. 681 682 ' COURAY. OF EkCHANOE. ' Andrrbm, it 3 zU. Cadiz 35 elk& Naples 43 U,. .t ii;ht I I it Madrid paper Genoa 47 RA013 111 9 11 4 SU. Ditto 361-4. I Übe* 68 Ha „,bogh 33 8 silt. Bilboa 37t Ad. 1 Oporto 68 Nan , 33 9 2417. Leghorn 3: - I pidgin it} }WU. 1 day's date, 23 . 17 liv.-ADit cr, 24 2 2 U. Bourdeaux, ditto, 34 a _ Venice 52 bait.. Pi - :ok effetive per CI Reit B ot h Houfes of Parliament met yetterday, purfuant to his Majefly's Proclamation.. Mr. As rrr was unanimoufly chofen Speaker of the ll:ufe of Commons, there being no oppofition whatever to his election. He was propofed by Sir WmLiam ScoTT, who occupied the Treafury Bench along with Mr. ADDINGTON, Lord CAS• TLERIAGH, the LORD MAYOR, &c. The fpeeches on the occation were purely complimentary, with ilia exception of one pottage in the fpeecb of Mr. LamLts, who feconded the motion for the re. ileCtion of Mr. AoioT t. . to ',urging the' Impor tance of the (lotion, he Paid, It is at this time peculiarly. 4'004 that it thould be filled with adequate talenss, as we oaly the fate of this Cowry, pffhais of all Europe, nay 4041 upon the ekfilse: aim of THIS f Sews."l,-Gentlemen, upon, fuFh an °canon, come prepared with. their ,fperclich * And none of their afertions cin be confidered as having been made lightly. ,This pOttage, there. fore, is of mome as it corroborates the reports Of political difcuffions upon the hate of .Eitrow, anJ the proceedings of France, which we have Jong fince noticed as likely . to fbrm the futojelt muter of much interefling cisbate upon the meet ing of the prefent Seffion. The ceremony of (wearing in the Members will occupy the remain sler of the prefent, week ; and on Tuefday or Wed- Ffilay.neat his Majefty will open the bufinefs of the Setnon with a Speech from the Throne.—The ;umber of Members yetterday fworn in by the Lord Steward was 24c. . Our Readers will fee, by our Port Letters this day, that not the (meld' relaxation has taken 'lace in the preparations for maintaining our na• tional independence, which have for fome time Yin carrying on. We have received the Paris journals of the t4th inllant. In the ',receding columns . we have given the only articles worth tranfcribing. We have alfo received fome interefling details from Alexandria. It will be teen, from the fubjoined letter, that the Turks and our troops do not live on the very belt terms ; and befides, that quit Egypt when we may, there is very little chance of the Porte being able to maintain its au thority., long in that country.:— 1 5 5 I S A 1 I T t I . 1 I. a r. a b 0 in fw 411 Al L p 1 it C f a a I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST t 7. " We are all auxioutly expelling the arrival of General STEWART from Conflantinople, in hopes he will bring us orders for quitting this country, of which we are all heartily tired. Thefe barbarians the Turks now regard us with the utmoll hatred and jealoufy, and if our force was any way dimi nailed, we Ihould have every thing to apprehend from them. They have already Rabbed feveral of our foldiers, and one of our (entries was killed on his poll, in endeavouring to protest an Arab woman from one of the Turks, who was going to offer her violence. The offender was (cited, and proved to be one of the green turban gentry, the defcendants of Mahomet, whole perfons are reckoned facred ; notwithßanding which, Lord Ceram inGtled upon his being publicly Rrangled, which was done, as ufual, with the bow-ftring. " tur army, which amounts to about 4000 men, arc extremely healthy : none have died of the plague fillet the t 7th of June laft, and except the tech regiment, very few of the troops have the riptliAlmia. " The Marnclukes are 11311 in great force,.par ticulsrly about Ghiza, and have already defeated the Turks in feveral revere fkirmiflies with con riderable lois, arid, I am convinced, will drive. ther,i out of Egypt loon after we (hall have left it. " The only fort which we have retained in our polfeefion is Fort Cretin, near Alexandria. The chief part of the Turkilh army is at Rofetta, to which place they were removed from Alexandria, an the remonstrances of LOrd CAVAN, to prevent the cotifequences that might arik from the ill will that fubfilled between them and our troops." A lIAMiURGH MAIL Has alio arrived this Morning, and has brought force interelling information refpeSing the 'sego. ciaticms carrying on for maintaining the Peace of Europe. It appears that both France aod this Rtisita to become the guarantee of the Indepen dence of Malta. The refult is not yet known. The territory of the Bifhopric of Ofnaburgh has been formally taken poffeffion of by the troops of the Elellor of Hanover, conformably to the ar rangements made for the Secularization of that Bifhopric. Among the fubjnined Articles our Readers will 4nd a Royal Proclamation on the fubjr.e. Osw&suac, Nov. 9.—The following Royal Proclamation; dated Hanover, Nov. 4, has been publithed here :- 44 We Gloaos 111. &c. do hereby promife, to the Clergy, Citizens, &c. &c. of the late Bilhopric of Ofnaburg, our Royal favour and proteition.— The Billiopric of Ofnaburg having been affigned, in the arrangement of indemnifications, to our loyal . .Hcutfe, as a fecularifed hereditary principa lity, aild by us as fuck accepted, and we having agreed refpeding the evacuation of the fame with the late Sovereign our beloved fon FREDILICII, Duke of York and Albany—We have; therefore, thought proper to take poffeffion of Paid for which end we have fent thither put. troops, commanded, by our Miniiler of State, C. L. A: VOW ARKSIMALDT• " " We hereby; therefore, take tipon us the Go vernment of faid Bithopric, requiring the Clergy, Knights, &c. ttc. to regard us t .and our su;cefroxs and Ponerity, as their true and,lawfill novereign; doubting not that they will behave themfelves in a peaceable and orderly manner on this occafion, dutifully fubmit to what our abovenamed Com mitlioner fhall order in our name, and cheerfully render us the fame homage as to their former Go vernment, promifing, on our part, to pay the moll contlant attention to their intercity, and to proteet them in all their rights and privileges. " Ad . mandatum Regis-Eledloriapeciale, Von Klelmanfeue, Von Arnffwaldt, Von der Metal." . &taus, Nov. B. Prince& DO&OT H A, of Cour. land, and Prince BMW, of. Courland, are arrived here, from Libichow, in Saxony ; as alfo Count Woapszaw, en his way to London. ftit-ossu tire, Nov. 6.—The following Proclt • tnation has ixeniublithed here :—" His Majefty the King of Prulila, &c. our molt gracious Sove reign, after an examination of the accufations fpread againft the Order of La . Trappe, in dicace Wan Order of the Cabinet, of the :Bth ul‘ l has been pleated to allow the Monks of La Trapp* to remain in the Country for the prefent, and till their further dellination (hall be arranged, but on condition that they fhall neither take novices, nor bring into the country Members of any other ellablifhment of Monks of La Trappe. They are alto commanded, ender the fever& penalties, im mediately to give up their eftabliflunent for the education of children, and to reflore all their pu pils to their parents. All parents and guardians whore refidence is not known are hereby required immediately to take back their children, and to apply for that purpofe to the Magifiracy at Pader born, who are commanded to lend them all polli• 1;,le apanse in claiming their children. DonA at Paderborn. Nor. z 1802. "8y his Majelty i ; Special Command. IC NV LEMBERG:. PIiTIRSSUIGH, OCT. WILLIAM Of GLOUCESTEII arrived within there few days from Mofcow ; and departs the day after to-morrow. On the 23d his Imperial Ma j efty went on board the new fhip of the line launchedlaft week, which lies now in the Neva.= anchor, and was pleated to exprers his perfat flitisfaElion at every part of it. This beautiful fhip carries no guns, and is called the Gawvil (or Gabriel.) On the 27th of September, the anniverfary of the Esirsaot's coronation, the monument ereEted in Kicw to Prince Wocooostot was opened. It is ereeted on the very (pot where this Prince, after his conqueft of the Tauric Cherfonefus (now Cri mea), in the year 989, and after having been him felf baptized, not only converted his 'people to Chriftianity, but as an example to them, and as a proof of his devotion, baptized his own children in a fountain. The (tone-monument confifts of Doric pillars, 32 feet high. Within thefe pillars is a font, and ou the tide of the pillars are two iufcriptions—the one " to Prince WoLonomia, the enlightener of Italia ;" the other is " out of gra. titude (r the confirmation of the ancient privi leges of this capital, by the Emperor A Ls X AMMER I. Sept. 27, 18o2." The ceremony of the opening was performed with much pomp and folemnity. An exprefs going to Paris carries a letter, in the Emperor's own hand, to the Fuss- Coition, who had propofed to our Monarch to accede to the Convention of the sth of September. The Ambaffadors of England and France have lately delivered to our Miniaers an official note, in which they ,unite in praying the Emperor to , accept the guarantee of the Order of Malta. It is alto obfcrved, that they have very frequent conferences with the Second Miuifter of State, Prince CIARTOVir SKI, who is ufually prefent at the conferences of the High Chancellor with the fo reign Minifters, and is obliged to lay a Report be fore his Imperial Majefty every morning at nine o'clock. I. ! Court goes' into mourning for ten days, for the late Grand Duchefs of Tufcauy. • The Direaors of the Greenland Trade, by whofe means Vaccine Matter was fent in fpring to Green land, have lately received intelligence of the Inc cefsful progrefs of the Vaccine Inoculation in that country. ' i3Oard of Trick having reprefented to his Malay that the Danith Captain KNAP had the misfortune to lofe his (hip in a violent norm, and that the crew mutt have peri(hed, but for the ex ertions of BENJAMIN PETER DE JoNc, Of LeillMeS, in Friefeland, his Majefty has been pleated to be flow upon the Paid Dutch Captain, for his gener ous behaviour to fubjeas of Denmark on this oc casion, the.gold medal. STOCKHOLM, Nov. z.—Yellerday being our King's a4th birth-day, the Court was uncom monly fplendid ; prefent, their Royal Highneffes the Duke and Duellers of SUNDERMANIA, the Chief Civil Officers, the Foreign /sfinifters, and a nume rous afrembly of. Nobility and Gentry. Baron SLIDINJK is returned from his ernbatry at St. Pe terfburgh. Mr. 'MkAnowatorr, of Mancheller, !aft week received an anonymous letter, enclofing a Bank note, of 5001. for the benefit of the Board of Health of tliat.plice. ARRIVALS IN TOWN.—The Countefs orGiniza raorr, and Lord and Lady Lorros ; the Hon ARCHIRAL,i MACDONALD and family, with Mii ItstAxwaLs.,fro;n Scotland ; General Mym to, from Ireland ; the Marchionefs of SALISBURY, Lady GvnactwA CECIL, and the Hon. Mifs PICKERING, from Hatfield; Lord and Lady RivsasoALs ; Lord RoMNEY and Sir WILLIAM GRARY, at his Lordthip's houfe Arlington-Itreet, from his feat in Kent; The earl and • Countefs of Lsiraim, fromTunbridge Wells;. and Lord and Lady Sp umy, from their fcat.in Kent. The annual Ball 'at Stow was given on Wednef day laft at theiAtembly Rooms. It was well at tended by all•the faihionables in the vicinity : among whom were— Lady Northwiek, and the Hon. Mrs Relhout, the Hon and Rcv. Mr.*Rulhout. Sir John and Lady Dathwcod King Mc. and Mrs. Leigh, Ur. and Mrs. Martin, Mr. and Mrs Dawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Smith, Lady Read, Governor and Mrs. Halting., Mr. and Mrs. Morant, Lieut.-Colonel Broadhead, Capt.Syroonds, &c. The dances were kept up till a late hour. Mr. Pori was latt night the able reprefentative of De Pape, in the play of Deaf and Dumb, it Drury-lane Theatre. His manner is different from that of Mr. KistaLs, but we think not let's natu ral. To a made w charade like the ALM, every actor is at liberty to give what colouring he pleafes. The danshipaling ofllifsDactur has loft nothing of its peuliar eloquense. - - - - The Prince of WALES and the. Duke of You were,prefent at Covent Garden Theatre laft night, and teemed highly pleated with the performance of Dekty: and Blunders; and the new entertainmen t . of the Tale of lifillery. Mr: ANDREWS comforts himfelf, that his Epi logue was not damned, but afiaffinated. The fqueeze at the LORD MAYOR'S dinner has been a great difappointment to the slisotbecarier.— The Common , Council were not free agents, and confequently did not over eat them elves. Tms Tv sr !—The Amateurs affembled en maffi, on Monday, at Ts yrs LULL'S—the attraction Ma jor WARRINGTON'S ftud. The ten Hodes fetched together upwards of fixteen hundred guineas. Velvet Born, late the property of the PRINCE, fold as a hunter, for the enormous rum of 450 guineas— whilft the famous bay gelding, warranted to trot 16 miles an hour in harnets, produced only 80. A foot race was run at the late Carlitle races, between a miner and a farmer, which was won by the former, who went two miles in nine minutes. Mrs. BILLINGTON has taken a houie in Sackville- Ilreet. Mr. BURROUGHS, late Advocate General to the Eaft India Company in Bengal, has purchafed Lord Caitaaavoies houfe in Berkeley-fquare. *The Duke de Cam s or., who was lately in Eng land, has been arrefted at Calais, on his return to Paris, by an order from the French Government. All his papers were feized and fent to the Grated jirgr. We are affured that this unfortunate Noble man,who has experienced fo many misfortune s, and (uttered fo cruelly from a very long confinement in the prifons of France, came to England on purpofe to give up an allowance of more than 8001. a year, which he might have continued to enjoy: but a nice delicacy pro pled him to renounce a gift of our Government h might expofe him to the fufpi cions of that' of France : and yet he is now, for die 4th or sth time fince the Revolution, again doomed to the horrors of imprifonment. r An esprefs was received overland from 'Bom bay laft week. The Nowa:s has attacked Rajah AMBLIJit BOWMAN, and gained fome confidera ble B,lvantage over him. The forces of both the Chiefs are at Chuhalfee, not far from each other. General PiRRON was at Oujien. HOLKAR has been joined by his brother, and has left Raghoo gull', and encamped near the vicinity of his own capital. It is underftood, that uplefs HOLICAI receives a favourable anfwer from his Highnefs the PiISHWA, which is not very likely, he will de cline meeting SCINDI•Ii t and relinquith the dif trias of Rampoora• and Nouruk, which had been &lied upon by SCINDSAH'S Aumils. At KingQon Fair, in Surrey, on Saturday there was a great ihgviof cattle and cheep, para.' eularly forward ewes,which fold at very advanced prices: fome prime Dorfets fold- as high as sos. a piece :. Beafts uf all kjnds were dear, particularly South• Wales Runts, the belt flock in the Fair. Chelautford gar nn• Saturday cit afforded but 4 AlantYroPplY (:f fittck ; the few lots of Bulloekslvole eggoelf looughlUpi kotii tho Sheep, whif4 w j irg sockttly of the itt(eFittrkludsolidflot fell 4 tatdic tivila. If V %%% pair .o.r n namini- CORN MARKE T. MARK-LANE, blotEmprit Every thing this day remains remarkably dull in Cale at the priccs mentioned in this paper of Monday laft. ASSI4E OF BREAD•—Yeferdap the Lord Mayor, upon laureling tlze Returns of the Mealweighers, ordered the Brea4 to be lowered one Mize, or xd. in the PeCk Loaf, to take place to.rnorrow— the Qartern Loaf will then be fold fin- 9W. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER xs. The CENTAUR, of 74 guns, Capt. LIT i'LZRALES, was this morning paid two marks advance : Om will fail immediately with fealed orders, fuppofed fur the Mediterranean. The NAIAD , of 38 guns, Capt. Was..Lts, has failed for Brißol, to complete her complement of team= The REVoLUTIONAIRL, of 40 guns, Capt. LocK, the only Chip lying In the Sound, has juft made the fibmal for all Officers and boats to repair on board.—.. The CitiusLas, of 46 guns, is ordered to be laid up in ordina ry. Capt. DE LAroNS, his officers and men, arc to be turned over to the DASHER, of t 6 guns, The CoNcLurnaw-r, of 74 guns, and SAN Ystotto, of 74 guns, are ordered to be brokcu up. The PETTZREL, of 16 guns, Capt.l..tatisoarr, is ordered to Limerick, to open a r nderrous; and the RENARD, of i 6 guns, Hon. Captain Ca rnc wit r, to Waterford, for the fame purpofe. Arrived the Ploy, CALLOTT, from South America; and Guildford, —, from Oporto. Capt. LANZ commilfioned the Cotton! N, of 74 guns,' in Hansom, on Friday Lilt, and it is confidently afferted that ILA is, when manned, to receive the broad pendant of Commodore Sir T. Taowsaiont, Bart.- now one of the Lords Cominif fioners of the Admiral y. If this event takes place the gallant Baronet will, molt probably, lUve the command of the naval force of thls empire in the Lilt Indies, where he has attained; in atomics war, a perfect knowledge oft& Britifli commercial intereit in that quarter of the globe. Went into the Sound to wait for orders, the NAIAD, of 38 guns, late y c stomilfioncd, and full manned with feamen and marines.--Sailed on a cruife the Accsszna, of 36 guns. Letters from Sunderland, brought by the ihip Friends, Capt. SYIIaLLA, Rate the fafc arrival there of the 'hip DIAN•, Capt. VAUX, after being run foul of by the AMAZON frigate, Capt. Sal" ON, both going large, off Torbay, in the night of the 27:h ult. tier damages will be fuon repaired. *cat i, to Banipool, the Huffar, of 36 guns, Capt. P. Wititiisbuki, with 350 Royal Marines for Chatham. LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER is. On Friday night about nine o'clock, one of the Northwich fiats lying in Manchetter bafon, cwn laden, was difcovcred to be on lire, but by the timely exertions of many, gentlemen, aided by the firemen and others, jt was got under Coon after eleven ; it began in the cabin, which was much injured, and th e grain lodged there moldy dearoyed, but the veffeLis fo tar re paired, that, the proceeded up the river with yefterday's flood. Arrived yetterday the Ceres, Botche, and Aurora. Janche , with timber, from Stettin ; Wolfarth, &mkt, with timber and wheat, from Dantzick. Afrivals—Bstb, Thrafher, and Numa,Kellerfon,from hence at Portland; New York, Seaward, and John altd Alice, White fide, 27th Sept: from hence at Philadelphia; American Eagle, Carberry; Samuel Elam, Noble; Columbus, Berger; Trelaw ney, Affleek : Two Brotberk Shannon, ---- ; Mary, Bunker; Three Sifters, Ruffen ; Delight, ; New York Packet, Webb ; and Logan, Macey, from hence at New York; Sufan, Adams, from hence at Charlefton ; Alexander, Welton, and Rebecca, from hence at Baltimore; Warren, Eve ritt, and Re-union, Bond, from hence at Virginia ; La bernfuch, and Alma, Stevens, from hence at Genoa. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. GRAVESEND, Nov. Ili—Paired by,thc kibe,Landhals, from nunburgh ; Endraght, —, from Enabden ; New Bruniwick, Burdett, from Jamaica; Marquis of Lorn, White, from Offend ; Venus, Bennett; Neptunus, Hart ; and Wow Yauke, —, from Rotterdam.—Sa led the Joftph, Woodward, for Charleftun • Venerable, Agnes, for Honduras ; D u k e o f K ent , Knowles,. for Amiterdam ; Daphne, Zann e wall ; an d Verfeis host, licofwoot, for Amiterdam. ARRIVED At Leith, Diligent, Butler, from Peteriburgh.--At Cork, Adtive, Ellis, from Hatnburgh ; and Minerva. Ford, from Bourdeaux, Anna, Graham, from New Orleans. —At Barcelona, Ocean, Lawfan, from H ll —At Belton, Eglentine, Hatnikon, from Clyde.—At Cadiz. Dalrymple, Shields, from London ; Raphael. Falifen ; and Killory, Diougal, from Liverpool. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEy. The Euro!, for Rafehecden, will be paid at the Adam and Eve, York-ftreet, Weftminfter, on Saturday the asth init. The Hoop Kite will be paid fur the Waakaatuheid at the fame time and A diftnbution for I Aft - lathe French frigate, captured by the Phabe, will he wadc at N. 17, Cecil-arect, on Turfliy cis ay& la. TO MARINERS. HULL. Nov, maim s wing to the prevalence of the North-Eaftcrly winds, the ridge id land ttretching *croft the mouth of the 'Fyne, known by the name of the Bar. has in crrafed in height nearly two feet ; and on Saturday and Mon day laft, fevcral !hips !truck heavily thereon, in going to The Britannia, of North Shields, Captain MOODY, received to much damage, that the was obbged to return on Sunday, in great dittrefs, almuf linking. She t► fine@ delivered of her coals, and gone into dock. TO MESSRS. BENNET AND WHITE, AT LLOYD'S. Func'al, Bland of Madeira, Oc.l. t 7, i siot. Gentlemen—The A urot a, a large Brazil Lb ip, blew up nearly In the centre of this bay, in the morning of the 30th of Augutt. The lower part of the (hip, with her gun, and banal!, funk in about 39 fathoms ; and as weighing it is impradicable, a large circular flat, cork buoy, painted white, is now placed over toe wreck. But u ibis buoy may not appear as a caution-buoy, to every thip or vcffel that may come into the bay, I have to re quelt that you will adopt the molt effeetual means of rendering this information u generally known as Diable, in order that all (hips frequenting this trade, may avoid the rilk of leaving their calcs cut,by anchoring too near, or overlaying,the wreck, as bringing up to the weitward of the buoy in future, is recant mendcd. 1 have the honour to be. Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant. Jos. PkINGLX, Coliful-Ger. The Chapman, Sc HIJ R. from the Baltic, is towed into the Humber, difmafted, and nearly foil of water, by the William and John, C H aier-ka, which veffel is alto very leaky. The Haflewood, FREEMAN, from Hull to Dula. ,lin, is got into Ramfgate by the Deal boats, after being on the Goodwin Sands. . The Bonito, of 'Whitby, from London to Me mel, has been driven b. by contrary winds, from the Cattegat to Shis • ,aati from thence to 3:11:1At kit_