Star. — London, England, 1802-09-29 00:00:00

~~, ,~, 110 L L AN p. HAGUE, SEPT. is now more confidently reported than ever, that the French troops am to evacuate this Republic entirely in a them time. Citizen Lauttsrou, Firft Aid-de-Canip to the Ft IL ST CONSUL, selreadEceltbrated by the difcharge of feveral important millions, arrived here yenta day, after having beto at Munich, Ratifbon, and Carlfruhe. He has delivered difpatches to our Go vernment. Yefterday be dined with Citizen G . Mini;tcr of Foreign Affairs, and this evening he will depart for Paris. VAN CARTROM, the Sweat Secretary of Em baity, now to depart for England, will be fuc ceJed at our Republic by M. Autumn), Stcre tat y of the Protocol in the Department of Foreign Affairs in Sweden. M. PIN E IRO, formerly Secretary of Embaffy to the Portuguefe Minifter D'Aassjo, and now defined to the Pruffian Court as Chen; d'APires from Portugal, is departed hence for Berlin, after a rcfidence here of feveral weeks. It is faid here that the Div of Acoixas has out witted Bou a: AILT a by acceding to all his demands; and thus put a flop to a fcheme of aggrandifernent, which might have roved as fatal to the Dey as prejudicial to other Powers. Notwithaanding all that has been raid, and is Rill laying, of Bow •PART s's intended vifit to Belgium, there are Come perfons here who un dertake to fay, that it will not take place—this year at leaft. Ten tranfports with 800 troops on board fet fail from the Tetel.for the Eaft Indies on the sift. ROTTERDAM, SEPT. 24.—We have no reafon to believe the reports lately circulated, that Admiral STOREY and other officers of the Tezel fleet, will furrender thtmalves for trial, the proof again; them being too felf evident. .Befides, it is alledged that he might have eafily fet the whole on fire without the lots of a man, if he had been difpofed to ditappoint the then enemy. But the fait is, STOREY was deceived by the. Orange flags which . were flying every where around him ; and he con ceived that fo good an opportunity of making his peace was not to be loft. At prefent there is n 6 likelihood that .be wiU either make his peace or his ferias, I The Englifts frigate which lately ftruck on.the Laan in the Texel is got off; and on the igth, failed for the New biep. Deterters are to be treated for the prefent with unufual lenity, as it is the intention of the Govern ment of State to pi opofe a general pardon for them' as loon as the Legiflative Afembly 11141 meet in 04tober next. A letter from Bruffels, dated Sept. 23, Pays— ~ I learn from good authority that a new plan is in agitation of making a (refit divifion of the French Republic, which is to be caned into exe cution in a Mort time. According to this plan the Repuglic will be divided into ;3 grand Govern nun's, each GovernMent to include two Military I)ivi(ions. The 242 h and 2 sth - divifions will con• tain Belgium and the country of Liege; and Bruf fels will be the chief city. It is laid to be a fettled rhing that this Government is dettined for joss eu BONA }MB. It is added that the Prefeas of each Government will treat upon all affairs with the Lieutenant Governors, who will corvefpond di rcaly with the Chief Magifirates of the Republic, from whom they will receive their orders and in- Ur “ It is faid that the Houfe of Orange means to exchange the Bithopric of Fulda the the county of Hamm with Heffe Caffel." • LQ I)UN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. ST. Micoort4l:oueurss or VitaTtstozaa Bony. Holiday at all the Public (Mom PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: • 3 per Cent. Conif. 69 Excheq. Bills ts. to 24 MM. 5 per C. Ana tot** Omni= if 8% dlr. Imp. Ana. Lai Coat for OR. ace. 69i COURSE OF EXCHANG:.. Altterdam, t t -14 aU. Cadiz 36 ere& Genii. 471 Do. at fight so 19 Artddrtd 364 effect Idiboo 67 4 Rottlrlant, 11 2i 2. U. Hihinu 36i drat. open. 674 HA,..rek 3a 5 24 U Loghorn jt Dublin tit Masi 33 6;% 1 1 . Nvplez 434 Palc:rro 90 pesteeperoz. • Paris. i day's dam. 13 12 111PARP•DI110, 94 a U. Bourdeaux, ditto. 24 t Ditto • Woke, 39 'Litres Pitch EifrArvi per 11. Eat This morning we receiveaFtench Journals of the I 35th and 215th The fete of the foundation of the Republic-appears, as we Rated yefterday, to have paired over withont any remarkable event. Thirst was a concert in the evening before the Confular Palace, and fireworks were exhibited, but they were nnaccothpanied with any griping marks of. rejoicing or public joy. - Some faidecr particulars are given in regard to the diilurbance., - oy which that once happy cann ot Switzerland is afßitled. The reports, however, are fo toptradiaory, that no great faith can be placed in them. According to one account, the French Government has undertaken to be mediator between the contending parties: in this cafe, there can be-no doubt that tranquillity will be fpeedily re:loved, if not by arguments and perfuafion, at leaft by that never failing remedy. force of armi. Palls, Sri,. 25.—The fete of the Aft. Vende zniaire, (Sept. 2 a), paired off with thogivateft good order. The quays, the Place de la Con. corde, the Champs.Elyfees, during the whole day, were filled with an immenfe multitude, all eager to enjoy a thane of the public antoferneuta. In the morning. dancing, the game of iset4katingris, and horfe races, awaited a great eontourfe to the Champs-lLlyfees : towards night the people r-- - -""--"" 1 " 1 "--ths—f i ns—aging e ' moue of the 'rhuilledes, which fettled to - form . a whole with the high road leading from the Mae* de la Concorde to the gate •• de Cisaillor, was particularly adMired the concert perform ed before the palace of Goveanment produced more sae& than ufual, and was moth better heard. The FIRST Cousuv, in full drefs, accom• panied by his two Colleagues, (hewed himfelf on the outfide of the pavilion; before which the orcheftra was conffrulled, and his prefencefeemed to occupy the attention of the fpellators as much as the concert. The fire-works were difplaycd at nine, that is to fay an hour fooner than was expelled. This precaution was perhaps of tome benefit to prevent thofe accidents, which might have been occafioced by too great a crowd. Oa die 23d. inf. the FIRST Cosy;. WSW to the opera. He was dreffed in the uniform of the National Guards : in his entrance he was re ceived with univerfal acclamation; and, contrary to the cuftom of the theatres, the altors, on this occafion, miffed their plaudits with thofe of the fpeltators. • SITTII4III a6.—lndividuals appear in the markets and make confiderable purchafes of corn, which they pretend to be on the account of Government; they with silk) to malk thefe cri minal alliof monopoly. The Grand Judge and the Minifter of the Interior have ordered,' that , every individual who purchafes core ) under a pre. tence of its being for the ufe of Government, Mall be immediately arrefted and carried before the tri bunals, to be dealt with according to the rigour of the law. The harveft has been fuperb. Govern ment, alarmed by the winter inundations, had caufed corn to be brought. from the North, from America, and the .Levant. All the magazines of Paris are .full of corn. • In the face of .fuck evi dence, thofe muff have great impudence who con ceal their avarice under the veil of the public fer vice.—Meniteor. The Tourville, of 74 guns, has arrived at Brett &out Saint Domingo, which the left on the zsth Thermidor (Augult i 3). The news - fhe brings are fatisfaaory. The malady teems to abate; no Ge neral of dittinaion had been attacked by it. Ge neral Lect.stc, in particular, was well. On the zoth of Thermidor (Auguft 8), Rear Admiral DUIMANOIR had arrived with the rein forcements which embarked on board his fquadron at Toulon. He had a good paffage, and none of his crew were tick. The Vautour, which failed with a convoy from Genoa, bad alto arrivedin a good hate. In a word, the contagious difeafe which prevailed at Saint Domingo, the Havannah, and Jamaica, has been unexampled for fifty years.—Malheur. - Five per cents. 53 fr. 70 C. RATISSON, SIFT. 14.. The deputation of the Empire this day held its fourth fitting ; &vend demands And claims from the parties interetl'ed were added to the protocol. It was then refolvcd that they fhould be communicated to the Minifters . of France and Rullia. Among the claims there was one of the Counts of Weftphalia, who declare that the lower part of the bithopric of Mfinfter, at figned to them by the- declaration, is not an 'in demnity proportioned to their toilet, and cont . & quently cannot be accepted unconditionally. The chapter of Conftance requires, in cafe of feculari zation, to be maintained in the enjoyment of its potreffions as its . particular property, fubje& to contributions. The Hoare of Lowenftein Wertheim has alto tranfmit;ed to the DePutation of the Empire a me moir, in which it reprefents, that its loffes amount to 140,976 florins, while the indemnities afligned to it amount fcarcely to 40,000. His Serene High nefs the Prince - of Lippe has alto applied to the Deputation to claim the mediate Chapter of Cap pet, which, though Atuated in his county, has de volved to the Houle of Naffau Dillenboorg, by the declaration of the mediating powers: Buss, SEPT. 16. Travellers, whohave arrived here from the Canton of Zurich, fpread the molt alarming reports, which deferve little credit. They 'late that the fnfpenfion of hoftilities, agreed upon between General ANDSRMATT and the Municipality of Zurich, has been fuddenly broken by the citizens of that town; that they made an unexpeaed Conic, and at firft repulfed the Helvetic troops, but reinforcements coming up, the Zu• richer: were driven back into the town, with tbe lots of 300 men; that after this event, General AWDSRMATT canted the town to be bombarded si fecond time, and had entered it as a conqueror. This is not all: fortune took a different turn, the Zurichers made another attack, beat and difperfed the Helvetic troops, made General AnDERMATT priforter• , and having put him to death, carried his head about on the end of a pike. There 'reports i though not credited, occafion a confider able degree of uneafinefs, and we anzioutly wait for fuither intelligence. Sir rebuilt 17.-o Citizen DOLDRI has returned hither from jegiftorf: he continues to' (it in the Senate. Another Landammanlbas been appointed; - • .airr.U.rietklr TLe who will net accept MMows:, appointed fecond prefeb, and adzes el/STEIL appointed Ilecroary of SUM • The Cattle of Arbourg has itirrendered to the lenrgents. • Others under the diredion of M. de EJILLACH, late Bailli of Burgdotf, threaten the [town of Seleure. Fear, uneafinefs, and anarchy, every where pre a vall.—We are without Magiftrates, without laws, and without fupport in the interior : fuch is the itate to which the infurgents in the petty Cantons winted to bring us. It Was they who caufed Citizen Do LDIER to Ate carried of. In the mean time a report is fpread that a courier arrived from Paris has brought Prom the FIRST CONSUL an affurance that the French Government has accepted the mediation propofed to it. A 'folemn and extraordinary deputation, confining of Citizens MuLLEs. FR IROBENO and &MICH a E., both Senators, is to be fent to Paris. P. S. Hoftilities have recommenced at Zurieh. General' AllplaMATT has again boritharded the town. The inhabitants made a fortie, in which they loft /so men. We are allured that General Awns R navy has made himfelf matter of Zurich. BALE, ySIPT. 17,—We have not yet received pofitiie news in regard to the late events which have taken place at Zurich. The armiftice con cluded by General ANDIALMATT. with the petty Cantons, enabled him to unite the greater part pf his forces before that city. His army - indeed eon fifts only of about 3000 men ; but he has received reinforcements of a part of the inhabitants of the Canton, while the other Communes have fent re inforcements to the inhabitants of the city. Two Corps which manifefted the fame intention were beat by the troops which ANDSILMATT detached againft them, one at Embrach, the other at Rum lang. To prevent the Zurichers from obtaining affift ance, the General refolved to farround the city entirely. A part of his army confequently paired the lake near Ktanacht, occupied the mountain ' of Zutich, and extended themfelves to Kloten.— The Zurichers intimidated by thefe movements, fent Citizen Hiazti. and Colonel METER to Ge petal ANDZILMATT, to agree. on a capitulation. ANIMILMATT propofed three points.: tft. The di( arming of the Citizens.—td. Reiniburfement to the Treafury ofthe Helvetic Republic,of all the ex pences occafioned by the intimations - I movements of the Zurichers. 3d. The Chiefs of the infurrec tion to be given up. • The Deputies confented to the two firft points, but they refufed the third, and propofed an amnefty, which wan not accepted. The L negotiations were confequently interrupted, and the town was again bombarded. But it ap pears that ANDIRMATT, on heating of the infur. ration in the Canton of Baden, and part of Ar• govia, immediately raifed the blockade of Zu rich, in order to advance againft the infurgents, leaving only a (mall corps of obfervation before Zurich. This corps, it is Paid, has been completely beaten by the inhabitants of the town : other combats took place between detachments of the Canton, fume of which had efpookd the cattle of the • inhabitants, but others marched againft them. A great deal of blood has been flied. Yefterday we received Letters and `Difpatches from Jamaica to the Bth of Augult, all of which Elate that the illand is in a 'very fickly condition, and many perfons have fallen a facrifice to the yel low fever. With refpe6l to other news, the moll material is comprifed in the following Extrait Captain Aocusvos Livisosvoti Gown., late Commander of his Majefty's fhip Santa Marga retta, is'dead, and his body brought to Port Royal and interred in the Church-yard on Tuefday, Augirci . 3. His fotoral was attended by Admiral Sir J. Dvocwoirrm, K. B. and the principal Officers of his Majelty's Ihips on the nation, and a detachment of the 4th battalion of the both foot, who fired three vollies over the grave. On Thurfday, Antal 5, the Santa Margaretta failed from Por i t Royal to Halifax. A rec.:ntlettg, dated Zante Ville, in the North Well territory of Philadelphia, inferted in the Ja maica Papers, fpeak of that fettlement, and the improvements of the country as rapidly increafmg, and atrerts, that the carriage of their produce from the Mouth of the Miffiffippi will very fhortly be come a great bufinefs. in confequence of the commencement of flap-building at Marietta, a fhip and a brig were about to defcend that river, I and there meeting with recce's, the bufinefs, it is obferved, would be confidered as eftablifhed, unlefs the polieffion of Louifiana by the French fhould interfere. The writer ackhowledges that it behoves the American Government to have a watchful eye upon an übjell of incalculable ionfecinence to the country and the Union, if the integrity of the for mer is to •be confidered is of the bigheti import ance, concluding that thiicountry muff follow tbc fate of the only outlet to the ocean. His dj o_ o n_ li ou A_T r is t A h w e . I Do eie vi nt w er ws n kil t vi Go NtishE r : e i c t ;no t r fq h . hat at ; po . Colle4or of the Cutfoniii at aavannali.la-Mar, in the room of EDWARD WALSH, Efg. deceafed. .4 Letter from St. Pierre, Martinique, dated July , to, fays—ooa Wednefday, the 7th, in the evening, the French corvette Le Birceau, from France, on the t s th ult. came to, anchor in Fort Royal Harbour, baying on board Citizen Burly, the new Colonial ?ref*. and Citizen CAMILLO, the ancient Major .of . the Martinique Regiment. The non morning they were (alined . 14 the forts and &loping. The French forces *Rifted for , ' CORN M4RZETS. T4411E-LAWN, SEPT. 29. Mare have been no arrivals worthy notice into Monday : every article of Grain, &c. remains heavy on falh without any alteration in price. Yelierday the Mailers and Wardens of thr Bakers' Company waited upon the Loaf) Mayo! and COurt of Aldermen at Guildhall : there beini very little alteration in the p: ice of wheat ar flour in the Corn !dirket, Bread was ordered be continued the fame as lak week, which i s l a the quartern loaf. I c e e af f e ro d m to t a; a 4 s c .ry has ceptth b e ee o n ir g e ra r c o i f ou f fl er y v p i etro lii ve: M an Aj d Wiltfhire Yeomenry. Mr. Fox, it is raid, means to fpend a fortni at the country feat of LAFAYETTE, in the diftn of Brie. Thofe fenfibk to the powers o f eloquent will not forget the admirable fpeeci M t Fox made In the Houfe aeon:moos in favour LAFAYETTE, when the latter was detained in prifons of Aultria, from which he was liberated the interference of BONAPARTE. The FISST CONSUL has not yet feen Genet LASHES ; bu; he has given him leave to fix his p fent refidence at Vitri. The Ex-Atnb daaor pa frequent yifits to Paris. The Paris Pape rs , received this morning, cont the following orrid inftance of depravity Englith lady about fifty years of age, who lit left gngl4nd to join her linfband and fame at Naplet when the arrived Valence, at hi one of thtke public carriages called and out on the 31ft of Anima at one c'cLck in morning. to proceed to Marfeilles. Scarcely h, the travelled half a league, when the poftillion,wh t is fuppofed to have been drunk, began to take 'indecent liberties with his paffenger. The l ; will did not underhand French, feeling his h at about her pockets, fuppofed at rft that he int( ed to rob her, but fhe was foon undeceived. CI yinced of her miltake, the attempted to open door and jump out, but the driver feized her i furious manner, twilled het hands behind her b: and layinghold of her hair, fqueezed her throat if he had intended to (bangle her. The lady,' dead with terror, and the brutal treatmentihe e. iieneed, could not prevent his acenmplifhing infernal purpofe. The unfortunate viaim arri , at Donzcre in the molt pitious Rate, and hay accidentally met with an interpreter , a compl again() the offender, written in French, tranfmitted to the Con(lituted Authorities, immediately took every proper meafure to c. the to be arrefted. Lady FRANCES and Mils MORGAN are mil the laft arrived fafhionables at Littlehamptoi, TheCountefs Dowager of SHAFTESBURY and La 4, M. A. Sruii.r, refide there. THEATRE, Dacia y Lan r.—Taft night, the Tragedy of Cynhefine, in which Mr. and POPE performed f'or the firtt time at this Thy 'he parts of Pehernus and haven, with their fuecefs, Mr. CHERRY again peribnated Lazar& in Two Strings tit your Bow, and juitified that' vourable' opinion of him to which ye thought firs appearance entitled him. r Mr. CHERRY, WhOfC Chriftian name iS Asna is called, by his intimate fi lends, the little Mary Andrew : he was written to, a few year) ago, an offer of a very capital engagement, by a natter who bad not acted altogether upon chef( by him in the courfe of a former connection which he wrote the fbllowing humorous ;Lau Sta—Though a little Mad mansard like mine has been hibited upon your boards to the fatis'adtion of the public as I was curfedly BIT by you, when you gobbl:d thef t.. your performer's labours, I have made up my mind that never mall make" Two BITES CHERRY." • Some of the audience were more mad liandei on Monday night. One buck tore door down to get a place ;—a challenge was! and accepted, but no duel took place. EMERY, from fume omiition of the Prni Mau, found only one fkull in the dramatic g' A wag obferved, that perhaps as theft were pc, able times, it would not be ilri&ly in chara& allow the Danes to knock their heads togttllei On Monday laft the LORI) Mayolt, after ate 'lug the Manflon Houfe in the morning, fet poi coach and four, attended by his Cfi arid the ToWn Clerk, to Rochefter, where hi prefented the fame day with the Freedom i City, and afterwards partook of an elegant tainment provided by Sir SIDNEY SMITH, at Sir W. GLARY, Sir EDWARD KNATCHBVI , L , molt of the Members of the Corporation we: fent. Yefterday .the LORD MAYOR, attended b. Aldermen, Mr. Its coevF a, r. Coe moo JEANT and City Officers, proceeded from thi cil Chamber to the huffing;, where Marrs.. ANDER and WALSH were called upon to takk themfelves the office of Sheriffs for the yea] in;, and were fworn into their offices accord) His Lordthip then returned to the Council I ber, and held an efpecial Court of Aldermi which CHARLES SMITH, Bin. was fworn in office of Alderman of the Ward of Farri , Within, in the room of WM. NEWMAN, Et tented, and took his feat as Junior Alderman ter which the old and new Sheriffs returner the Under Sheriffs to the Court of Common where they went through the uftial c eremi transferring the different keys of the City and receiving an account of their prifonet number of whom was, for Neivgate, 70 0 Compter, 6o ; Poultry C om pter, 42. After being joined by Aldermen Com BE, FLOW RIGBY, they all went in proceffion with Bjing and mufic playing to the London where an elegant entertainment was prov , the ezpence of one of the Sheriffs ; and in tl ing the Sheriffs met the Governors of rl Pnfnns at the Paul's Head Tavern, C. greet, where they, as ufual, regaled dm wine and walnuts. The Sheriffs' carrie d new ornamented, and their liveries very fit Sheriff WALSH is white and gold, the ht cloth of the chariot being covered with 1. nee sins the YOR :ing and to od. ap. tAt Light firkt ence Mr. It' of I the :d by neral s pre. pays , ntain —An lately amity hired ad fct n the y had ',who take lady hands item!. Con- en the :r in I 'back, oat as y, ha;i exps ng xrived laving iplaint , was ;, who caufe among Iton. La 2.7 , after d Mr,. 'heatre it ufual azarillo :hat ght !al ODREW, Merry .o with , a Ma. • :fquare ; to lover: been cr. Iblic, yet i; tit, Of that ynr. d than e a hos is roplttY • gray:. pea , :e- -aBer tU her! attend. 1 off in 'haplaiit he was , of the it enter. it which 1.1., and 1 . ere by the Sr , - . ALEI. Izt: ur n :ar du' ,rdinglY• 1 Chan• men, a t into the 7ringdon 1 Liq. de litfl• nt d with 3 on Pleas , twig of :y prifons n et's, the )o ; New . er which , s • av i • Ir 0) 10 ' 1 ' 5 Tavera' o vided the ever." the C it hem %% iages luperb.-- han nez th a soW