Star. — London, England, 1805-12-10 00:00:00

LONDON. TUESDAY. DECEMBER am PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON Co'CS OCEs Could.. for o;g. 6:—ketluerd 6c.—Onu.lum 64. ?RIC F OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per C. II r• 1. Are. 60i Atli imp 3 per Cale 581,59 per Cen:. Csnf. Nut Fx. Bit* rt. prem. is par par ♦ per ( *ca. 77 7 Osmium 6j prem. c pc. Ccnr. Nary it I agiith Tickets. !pl. T Long Ann. x 7 z-x 64 t-16 CoHL for ace. 6:4 64 6z Path Journals. including, the Mcnitatrs to the sgth nit. inclufive. have arrived. They contain no lefs than five Bulletin: oldie Grand Army, fume of_theln very important ; alfc the fevulth Bulletin of the Rimy of Italy. _ _ _ Tie Grit of there is the std Bulletin, and dated from St. Pollen. It contains the Fr . tnc; account of the battle near Krems, in which, as might have been expeeed, they lay elates to die 11 - MORTI divition, which is reckoned at no more than fix bat talions, or four thoufand men, is 'Bated to base op pofed the whole RufGan army from fix c'clo:k to the morning till four in the afternoon, to have killed and 'wounded four thoufaud of them, and to have made one thoufand three hundred pt ifocers 1 ! They K. knowledge their own lois to have been confiderable. The z3d bulletin dated front the Palace of Schoen brunn, near Vienna, details again the affirm of Krems xnentioned in the preceding bulletin. But we find from it that BURCIDOTTE, who it was fuppofed had marched againft the Archduke CH AR t es, was on the left bank of the Danube on the t 2th ult. manceuver- ing to turn the left wing of the Ruffians. The Arch• duke is therefore ►n a lefs perilous iltuation than was b:litved. BowA rit lire entered Vienna, for the fir(' time, on tl:t 14th ult. ; but he only patfed thrcugh the town in his way to vifit the advanced polls on the left bank of the Danube, and returned to Schoenbrunn the 21,Xt morning. An official return is given of the ar uriry, arms, and ammunition of every kind, which cl into the hands of the French, at Vienna. Tbey are very great. z4th Bulletin is of no importance. In the z;th Bulletin, dated from the fame place as tit_ former, Molter and LAWNES are Hated to have' corn.: up, on the isth u 1:. wi , h the Ruffians at Hol• brunn or Hollabrunn, about thirty miles from Vi• Luna, on the road to Prague. After a flight ticirmifb, an Au(lrian flag of truce advanced, and requefied reirniffion I'M: the Aullrian troops to feparate them fives from the Ruffians. This was granted. Baron WINTZINGERODE then offered the CAPITULATION OF THE WHOLE RUS SIAN ARMY, 'hich was refuted by BONA.PARYS g beraty; the AO sulat:on was a hind of Ireaty,.and it did not appear that llJte•re!::csitons had any ixtbrit, from ;he En f ee►or of Rygia." Had MACK any authority for the furzendc: of li lm ? An a &ion was in confequence fought next (lair the a 6th, between the Ru &us and the French, which forms the fubjett of the 26th bulletin. The Ruffians were worfted and retired towards Bruno. The French lurfued them ha way, and next day the Emperor fix ed his head quarters at Znaim, for a very fingular reafon, " He had heard that the Emperor of Auftria was at Bruno, and he willed to give that Prince a proof of his relped I !"—lt would no: furprize us to find, that inlicad of having gained a viaory, the Trench aelually had the worli in this affair. In the correfpundence between Count Envy and DAIA.UST the dates are omitted in the Moniteur, plail4 for the purpofe ofmaking it appear that Ge neral VIALANNke entry intl Preiburgh appears as if it has been at the head of a French army, whereas the fait L, he went there to treat with Count PALEY on the ol jells mentioned in his letter to Davousr. The Seventh Bulletin from the Army of Italy, is duce. on the 17111 nit. from the head-quarters at Gotizia, in Cainiola, at which time the Archduke CuARLEs had cffeitcd his retreat to Laybach, whither the advanced guard of Masses". intended puefuing him on the fame day. Such are the contents of the rulletins. We wait with anxiety (or the German accotalts of thefe tram= aaions. Should it be confirmed that the Ruffians offered to capitulate and retire from the conteff, it will prove hut too truly that the Confederacy is but a rope of land. We fball hope, however, that the offer was only an artifice intended to anfwer Tome good putpufe. As to the abufe t►rown cat aga!ntl the Ruffians, in the French accounts, they are merely a fineffe of the enemy, intended to produce an effea %sloe thefe troops have not yet fhewu•themrelves. HAMBURGH PAPERS. 'The Mails have not yet arrived; but, by a Merchant veal, the papers due on Wednefday lak‘bave been received. The harniurgh C.orreliontleig of the sgth ult. Bates, that Count HAUGWITZ has reached the place of his dellitiation. An article from Berlin mentions, that his Pruffian Majelly had received a letter of great importance from the Emperor of Ruins, on the eyth ult. and that the march of the garrifon, with his Majeay, for the army, was confidered as likely to take place im mediately. The Archduke Ferntsaser has driten the French divillon under General &Iliac tray d'Firc rarts, out of Bohemia, and 'milted his advanced poro into the Upper Palatinate. he intelligence from the li.uirran army readies to the zta ult. at which time the head-mtartert were at Wifcbau. between Olmatz and Brunn. It mentions a moll brilliant achievement of Prince Pa'instancy, who, at the head of fie thonfand Ruffians, cut his way through thirty thoufand of the French, under Muaar, and other Marfaala. Th s affair is raid to have taken place on the 113th, but we are inclined to think, that there muff be fome millake in the date, and that it is the identical action in which Mua*r claimed the vioory on the ICtli. The Ruffian army under General KAITUSOW is Rated. to have fallen back for the moment between Brunn and Olmvt7. with the view of joining the corps under General Buz Howns N, and ieveral corps of Autirians. They intended to advance again fhortly, when a decif:ve action was expeacd. The feconl c,imnn of Ruffians paffed through Breflaw on the zi a. That, as well as the other co lumns,was advancing by the fhortea road to Moravia. To-morrow the Royal Family will tome to town. On Sunday the Renfrewlhire and Fifelltire regi. ments of Militia marched from Deal Barracks to Dover Cattle, to make room for the 3ta and 9ta (Highland) regiments. The 3 tit marched from Deal yellerday morning to Ramfgatc for embarka tion, and the 91a followed this morning for the false purpok. Mr. Fox fent to the Herald's Office on Saturday, to have his name entered on the lia of thole who are defirous of attending the funeral of Lord NELsow. Lord NEuntes funeral will certainly not tate place till after the 7th of January. The body will be re moved from Greenwich the day previous to the inter ment in St. Paul's, in a grand cavalcade on the river Thames. Minute guns anal be fired from the Mores. The body will be landed at Whitehall, from which place the proccffion will move the following day. A likenefs, in a wax effigy, in the uniform of the depart ed hero, will be carried before the cos pfe. It is propofed to ere et a Monument i:1 honnut of Lord NELSON on the Calton Hill, Edinburgh. A runic tower, of the height at leatl of too feet, and of a proportionable breadth, on the kite of the prefent (Iva' flaff, having a convenient flair in the interior to lead to the top, from whence the coals to be re ' peated, as at prefent. The upper part of the tower In he filed up with proper accommodation for the fignal officer. The under part to be divided into five or more fmall ca bins. for the reception of deferving feamen, and the frit preference to be given to thole who have been wounded in the battle with Lord NELSON. In addition to ibis, flags to be provided and put in charge of the fignal officer, with the names, in large charaaers, of NELSON, and all our other Naval He roes who have gained great vi&ories within a certain period. To affiftthe maintenance of the feamen, a fmall fee to be taken at the gate from all visitors ; and, from the fituation being admitted to command one of the firft views in Europe, a futEcient fund for this lau. dable purpofe might be depended on. It is underitood, that from tool. to coml. would fully anfwer. Aud we are happy to Lear that a con fiderable (am is already fublcribed. Captain HARDY, Second Captain of the VICTORY, but who did the duty of Lord NELSON'S Dirt! Cap tain in the abfctice of Captain MUARAY, i, to be cre ated a Baronet of the United Kingdom. The charge preferred by the Board of Admiralty, againft Rear Admiral Sir Ron Ear CALDER, is on the ground of " not haviii , dot* , kir sansl to (ring tke enemy to a renewal of the .ICIIOII on the Second Day, t . " Cadiz. Mr. Emilia is retained in the defence of Sir Roar. CA LDE R. The time for the Gating of the Court Mat tial on Sir ROVERT CALDER ERRS With that officer;—the Board of Admiralty having left it to his own elthion to await the arrival of two more officers from the Mediterranean fgwadron, or to proceed to trial with out waiting for their tellimony. The force under Captain Osenv., mentioned in yelterday's paper, confined of the Tat.m choovs, of, 74., the GRAMPUS, of so gum. and the PITT and Tcrtvsicunas frigates. If, as is molt likely, they, came up with LINOIS, there is an end to the cfcapes and depredations of a man, who has (hewn the difpo &inn of a Buccaneer, but not the courage !.. The friends and admirers of the Earl of Mat Pt A at: fembled moit numernufly on Saturday at the Free Mafons' Tavern, without any party diflinftinn, to ce lebrate the anniverfary of his Lnrdlhip's birth-day, The Earl of MOUNTNORRIS took the chair. On the cloth being drawn, the health of the Earl of Mona was given with en appropriate introdueion. and drank with a long azd r et.irous applanfe, which tailied the high venoraiion m which this -notle and gallant foldier i 3 had by all tanks of his fellow fubjefts. VA rious patriotic at d warlike fougs and glees were given by our irit fingers, and the evening naturally patted with more than ordinary hilarity, when all united their focial exertions to harmonize the fcene ! ' A New Co-..5r.--The night before lad, about fix o'clock, Dr. blAs xszy a s difcovered a new Comet in Pifcis. Right Afcenfior. 353 0 . Declin. 23 6 '. 41'. S. It appears about the third Magnitude, and con be feen with the naked eye. It is fingular that on the fame evening it thould have been alto difca vered by Dr. I-Istscast.i. DRURY..LANE.—LaII night the new afterpiece of The fleeting Beauty, proved fo attractive, as to fill this Theatre to the very cieling. It has received confi• derable improvements film the former seprefentation. Covawr GARDIII.—We have often admired the performance of flambe by Mr. Kasass.e, but lad night we found new rearms for admiration. After wit neding fuch excellence, we mult exprefs oar hope that this part at lead will not be configned to the hands of any juvenile hiller I The Rival Queens of Melody, Mrs. BitniwovOs and Signora ORASSINA, never appear in the fame bill, as it would be impoffible to mention both without giving the one precedence of the other. 'nib jealoufy reminds us of the dory of the Grocer's and Cheefe monger's Ladies, at a Lord Mayor's dinner. The Lady of the mit, Citizen was going to take precedence I the fair dealer in figs, when the latter, Reppigg I efore her, exclaimed, 'I Nothing, Madam, alter t heck .1°: NAUTICAL ThTELLICENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. A. PM Alt. Dublin 2, o i'lzrnburgh 0 Wutcrlorj O z Jan , :ticz Gottcuburgh 0 4 Lilbon 0 PORTRSINOUTH, Dec. 9.—Arrived the Chance cut ter from the Downs. Sailed the DARING gun velrel on a cruize. Went out of harbour the CLINKER gun brig. Wind S. W. Doves, Dec. 9.—Arrived yeflerday the Hoy Ca• rolina Catharina, Capt. AGREE, of Helfinburg, from Carllham, bound to Liverpool, with a cargo of tim. her, wind bound ; alfo the galtiot St. Johannes, Capt. CHRISTOPHER WALLI!, of Stralfund, from Malaga, bound to Embdcn, with wine and fruit. The French privateers kill continue to vifit this coall, four of them ,(large luggers) were observed Handing a:rofs the Onlinel jolt before dark- laft night, but 1 do not hear they made any captures.—Wind North and blows hard, with heavy II:palls of rain. Dam., Dsc. 9.—Lail night and the Whole of this day, it has blown a heavy gale from the South South-. Well. Several of she homeward bound meratant !Mpg parted from their anchors and cables, and with the Alliance of the Deal boats, are gone far gate harbour —P. S. Four o'clock P. M. The ad has (lifted to the N. N. E. t weather more nandeate. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. 0 tttttt no.Dic.9..—PaSed by the Britannia.••.•••lslba Petry, from the South Seas; Mame, Hare. hum St. Übe's; Hendrick Mann, —, from Opera; - Winn Maid, Story,from Memd ; Mentor,Britton ' • and the Harriet. Angle r . fon, from Smyaa. Sailed the Barey,Stokes, foe Deddlee4 John, Davis; St. Mary, Aytou ; for Jamaica Coffee Planter, Ed. ward.for Surinam ; Tiber, Palmer; and the Juffrow Thalia Mag dalena, for Hasaborgh. RlD.—There being no Court of Aldermen this forenoon, the LORD MAYOR, after infpeding the re turns, ordered it to fall 3d per Peck Loaf. Mails from Jamaica and New York arrived_yeller day, but brought no news of importance. The re port of a Britifh force having landed in St. Domingo, is not believed. A Mail from Jamaica arrived yellerday, which was brought to England by the Hamilton packet, in 5z days. It brings no news of any particular im portance. The Rcyal Gaze:m.4 the r 2th of Odober, contains a Proclamation of the governor, dated the 2d, by which the Meeting of the General Affemhly of the Ifiand is prorogued from the Sth to the 29th. then to meet and proceed on the bufinefs of the Ifland : _ N Kitt .troy, JAMAICA, SIPILII, 1805. N in fuch imminent ,ilk of icing captured is ever/ verfel.that quit, port at the prefers: moment, .that the premium of inforaraee from Kinzitoti to Part Ail:or:it) is advanced to asi per cent. and. from this port to Montego Bay and Falmouth to gint? We have received letters and papers from Barba•, does, to the t6th Wt. A letter of the tath fays, "The Britifli frigate Pe/locus Cu atiorea,Captoin Toe, N, has recaptured, after a fmart raaniall tights to the windward of Tobago, the CYANE coop of war, of 18 guns, and carried her into Trinidad. The CY AN E was aided in the aainn by her confort, a brig, la, Naiad, which made her efcape. The brig, however, efcaped but a (bort time, as the has saset the fame fate, as the CYA Ns. and lies in the bay, with two feta of colours. She is a noble veffel, and will no doubt be' kept in commifli at." The Barbadocs papa' of the I . sth adds, " It i. with inereafed fatisfaaion we ban to add to the aeccunt in our laft of the capture of the CYANE, by the Putiwcess CHARLOTTE, that of the enemy's Imperial brig Naiad, her contort, effested by his Majelly's thip JasoN, Captain CiIAMPATCII, about forty leagues to windward of this ifland, on Sunday fait. " At half pall three in the morning, the jam difcovered a fail to windward, di ftant about five miles, and inttantly gave chace upon. a wind to the North ward ; at eleven o'clock, the dace Milled French to., lours, and fired a gun to leeward ; and loon after fet ftudding Gins, endeavouring to crofs the JasoN, but without effeei. After a running fight of about twenty mintnes, finding no probability of efcape,at about half part twelve - the artick. " The Naiad is a corvette of 16 twelves, and a two pounders, has a complement of 170 men (one of whom was killed by a Itiot from the Jason), was one of the Toulon fleet, and failed from Martinique so company with the CYANEs on the 27th ult. upon a two months eruize, but had not made any capture. She was one of the fquadronemplayed againtl the Diamond Rock, is commanded by Monfieur HAMoW, Lieutenant de Vaiffeau; fails remarkably fall, was built at Dunkirk, and is only five. years old." A letter from Surinam, dared Augoft 29, fays— " A very unfortunate event took place bete yefter. dzy. About four o'clock in the afternoon the Ihip Two ,Fritnds, of Briftol, WILLIAM BLYTIII matter, took 6re, in confequence of a boy drawing off foam rum in the gun-room ; the candle fell into the limit and fet it on fire, the gun-roam ports being open, the flames fpread with great rapidity; the boats of. an the (hips In the river went to affift to get the ire tinder, but without fuccefs, when her cables were cat, with a viiew of towing her on tho.e, it being flood tide, and the lying the tippertnoft (hip; but the drifted up the river, and burned to the water's edge. She had on board 400 calks of fuzar, and too b let of cotton, which will be a total lots. The Matter was on ()lore at tick quarters." MARRIED. On the sth inftant,at St. Martin's in the Rads, Jofeph Morris, Efq. of Nordiumberlind•ftreet, to Mrs. Thompfon, widow of Major Aleaand,:r ihompfon, formerly in the fervice of the Eaft India Company and late of Putney. Lately, at Gibraltar, Lieut. Mayne, of the Pnlyphemus,to Mifs E. Stewart, daughter of G. Stewart, Efq. Slater Attendant at Gibraltar. _ - _ _ _ - At Glafgoro, on the 241 inftant. James Campbell, Efq. younger of Peterthill, to Mi(s Catherine Craig, only daughter of John Craig Efq. of Auchinairn. DIED. Sunday, the tft inftant, at his feat at Tur Abbey, In the County of Devon, Ceerge Cary, Efq. aged 74 yeah: he was a Gentleman of truly botiourable,hofkitable, and generous charadter, w lo's will he leverely itit by the poor of his neighbourhood, to whom be was a humane and liberal benefactor. At Gibraltar, in the at ft year of his age, of the wounds which be received in the late acrtion, William Forfter, Ading I.icuttount on board the Coloirthi, and eldest fun of Thompfon loriter, of Sootbampton•ftrect, Blovmibary•fquare. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, DECT.r.MI3ZR IC. Ce.NERAL CURRENCY A 6 UNDER : Wheat, 424. sEs. 6x5 per qr. Grey Pi.afe 40$ 43 5 • Fine Ditto. 7cs. 735. od. &ans, cos ocs. Rye, 30i. 364. od. • Tick Ditto 32.... sr.& el Barley, 28s. 335. 641. Oats, 245. 28s. 325. Malt, 645. 7c5. 051 - Poland ditto 34, 3 ss. Oil. White Peale, 444. 505. od. Rape Scud, 4cL 441. per I.E. PRICR OF FLOUR. Fine Flour Ea. to 655. Nee/m.14535. to 6oi. per fack. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including oily from th 2Stll of November to the 30th of Nov.-Total 8,5 i t quarter:. Average 64$ 611-is. 41d. lower than loft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 23d of November to the acids of November. Total-12.58z tacks-Average 64:. 1,1.- os sod. lower than hit return. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Sacruitoar, Dec. 8. Average Price of Corn in Englmil and Wale:l4(mm tke returns radio: the 30th of November, :803. What. 1 Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Peak. a. 4. s. 4. a. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 77 •t 4S 0 1 40 5 lig a 470 45 5 The average Price of Sovir, computed from the R. tun, mile in the week ending Dee. 4. is 471. i fd. per hundred weight. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, DEC. 4 Wheat pa load 141 05 to aSI c. . • Barley per quarter 21 cos to :I 13$ •• • Oats per ditto il cos to 11 25i. • Lain per ditto 21 os so 21 r 6. • . Peale perilitsto II SA to 11 62 • •.: -.• PRICE OF SEEDS IN MAFtW.L.ANE. Carraway new Sos to Sp per ewe. .1.:. . Coriander, 441 to 155 do. . :• • • • Trefoil ass to do do. -. • •White Muftard End, 6s od to 14s 64 per butt:i. ,• •• • Brown ditto, 95.410 sp 64 do. Turnip ass to sifis per blithe. Broad Beans sts to I6s per quarter Long Pods 30s to 46e Tarts re Zia 36e od cos od • Rye Graf. ass od to 3os 04 pa quarter. , • Canary, 455 Od SSS 04 ID 6os col do. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Zap 61 as to 91 as Pockets 61 61 to 91 os PRICZ OF HOPS. LAOS. slut/vs. 51 . :24 to 71 os Kent - 51 IsS to 71 le 31 its to 61 Es Sulky - 51 12$ to 71 0 SI Os to 61 6s Farnham 71 -s to lot us PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Harpaload 3 ooto4 to so Hoy per load 3 3to 4 6 Straw s 13 oSO 119 0 Straw a BCO 116 Cover 4 4to 5 0 CRICK. OF INAT AND STRAW IN SMITSSIELD. Old Hay, 31 145 to 41 '4s I New elem. 31 OS CO 41 45 New 2.1 as to 41 cs 01d 41 Ids to 41 154 Straw, tl 73 to :I au SMITHFIELD MARKET, DEC. 9. To fink the offal - per (tone of 81b. Beef p,6dt041 8d I Veal ss oil to is 441 Mottos 45 od to 41 6d Pork 4s 8d to 5s 4 ,11 Lamb os cd to os od ARAD OF CATTLI TBIS DAY. Beath 2300-Sheep it 1,500. IiEWOATE and LEADENHALL, December 9. Per Pone of 81h..by the carafe. Beef ' 116 SA to 3s Ed I Val os ea to 6. ea Mutton 35 od to 3s acid Pork 41 as to s, 4d • RAW HIDES. Hides (paltosie) p Salto 49 od Horfe Skins 16s Cd to gos Middlinit gs 44t0,35 64 Sheep Skins p 6.1 to 61 tal Ordinal' 2s 84 is as qd Shearlings ot 04 to os cd Heavy CV :Zs 6d each I Lamb Skins os od to as od PRICE OF TALLOW IN I.ONDON. St. Jansaire market. 4s •od Town Tallow F. 94 od to Os Clare MOMS& ': AS 114 Yellow RulSa 67s to 6.9 a od WhitkehapelMarlict • • White ditto 67s 6tl to oe (pationit ofEilk.) 41 lid- Soap sityto 674 to os od .., . •' ...,••••. Melted Stuff 57e to os od iss ttd Ditto rough 403 od to co Average Pries is said Oreaves 11s od Good Drip Los to Os Yellow Soap, 76r to Oa...Mottled, 86 .-Curd, 9os Price of Candid per dosen. 1 is od-Mosild-, qas od MICE OP ItEATHER,per Ib:AT LEADENHAI.L. ' ;Nem Soto S6lb tub sot to asd Otto, 60 to 651 b 2.6 d to 27d Merchants Backs ...--d to 23fd Nellitig Hides ' Stid to 114:1 - Coach Hides _ 214 to isd Cot - Sidra . • Etre: mesh __ te Cyr - 25 0 p Hides for Cutting std to 2314 Flit Ordinary sold to sad Calf Skins, 3o to 401 b Vl:dosed 38d to 434 Ditto 5c to 7olls 381 to 424 Ditto 7o to Bolb 36d to 394 Sinall Sods (Greenland) pet lb. 3s od to 3s 46 Large ditto taos to iks per dos. '4ofled Hoek Rides ate to 36s each COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICY! Of CIA3N AT TtLt FOLLOWING DlAltifTl. BASlNGsfont.—Wheat 57$ od to 731 cd per Quarter. Barley • 26s od to 3 11 6d I Beans 48t od to 56s od Oau oos od to 0.4 od Peak oos od to ocs od Mmoinne&a.....Wheat 621 ad to AS 6d per Barley 28s od to Sts 6al 1 Bans 44s od to 5s od Oats 291 pd to 37$ od Peak 441 oil to 481 od Newaner.--Wneat 35s od to 781 cd per Qr. Barley 26, 64 to 323 od 1 Beans 4os Cd to 59s od Oats 2/ZS al to 3os cd Peafe 405 od to 47s od Hznier.--Whett 56s od to 764 6d per Q E . Barley 281 od to . 33s 6d 1 Beans sos od to 58: od Oats ass od to 32. 64 Peak 401 od to 46s cd ReaniNG.—Wheat 60. od to 78s od per Qr. Barley 245 6d to 33s 6d I Beans ass 6d to Orta 252 c.d to 34s od Peek 444 64 to SzA COAL METER'S ()FRCP, DEC. 7. CAIOO tt soil Dee. s. ee. 4. Nino/ay. We dnefd. 7 45 9 6 146 6 5 52 0 1 45 P 3 st. 6 • eV. 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