Star. — London, England, 1802-08-25 00:00:00

dORN Mdßiar. MARK-LAME, £O2l/2T 25. No atilt als have taken place fince Monday.— tv.ry art ;(le remains heavy on file at the prices nientit,ned in that day's Paper. AssizE ni BREAD.—Yefterday the Lord Mayor rrdered the price of Bread to be continued the 1. ,„ 1e as WI week, viz. tod. the Oartern Loaf of wh e aten, and Sid. Houfehold. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.--WIND S. W. DWI. /ABS Dublin. / Waterford • Hantbusgb o French I Dutch PLYMOUTH. AUGUST 23. This mo•niig at two o'clock fignal guns of dards were turd, which proved to be from his klajefly's brig SEA Feowa a, L: Ott= .t MURRAT: having run info? Cawfand-bay, it being thick weather, Ole was not able to Aleut-min the land, by which w ane gm get on a ledge of rocks called the Bridge, extending from St. Nickolas le.ind to Mount ragcumbe every affiftanee was i m mediately given her, by taking her gun% and (torts out : at t P.M. he was afloat and towed into the harbour. Came into harbour theAbundanee ftorahip. The Atalante is act ordered into harbour as Rated in yefterday's letter. The Clerks of the Admiralty and Navy Board arrived here this morning. Their Lordildp• are hourly expo:led. YARMOUTH, AUGUST 24. On Sunday P. M. failed the Lynx flood of war; and Team. slay the Cruiser gun brig, on a min after Smugglerw—Tbis cwoing arrived the Diana packet, Captain Ofborn, with Mails mid Partners, from Cuxhaven, which were immediately for warded to Loncloo.-wPalrcd through, a Sect of landed colliers. —Another Packet is cspcdicd neat tide, the wind king S.W. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST se. Arrived l'Arnlable frigate, from the Weft Indica—Cal into harbour, the Enna, Penelope, and Magnifica* frigates. COWES, AUGUST s. Arrived the Cofnaopolite, J. ANDIZAII, Mane, from Ham bargh, to the Coaft of Guinea, leaky, and allayed to unload; The Sheddons, Coasts, from Jamaica ; and the American fkip Finny, AM'At.uarea, from Rotterdamalled feveral cutters and floor with French difbanded (Wier, from arida pay, to bc difcnsbarked on the Coaft of France: moa of dacfemcn ern. barked with their Frglith military drefs on. LIVERPOOL AUGUST 23. Captain James Cathro. of.the brig Blair, from Oporto, fpot.e se the sth WA. the Trim% Barrow. from hence for Africa, ist I. 49. 9. long. w sta:with the Info of her fore top malt Arrived—Arogant, Offen. from St. Croix at Copenhagen ; Antelope. Joh:lron. from haw m Genoa ; Sparrow, It merlon, Hos ..irto at Naples : Baron Montalembert, late kiVonnich, inn Angola at st. Vincent's, sad goon to the Brownish lieder, Maar ; Shaebard, Blake; and Crefeent. Tucker, from kw at Angola; Hmry Corsipil; and Will. Crow, from lame at Jamaica; tilyde. MOW,. from hence at (twbee; sal Wiliam% and Henry, 'apple, from bane at Wilmington. HULL, AUGUST s 3. The George and Glary. Waitaki:, snivel here lait week, from Greenland, with 36 butts of blubber, and about is tons el oil, the predated one whale ; being tbe only veal been the shine &bay which had not previa:oy arrived. Arrived at Neweelle, the Sarah, Seqbmfun, from Dmis's &nights. with 356 calks of blubber, md to tens ens, the pro. dna of Is whale. Content, Thieves, from ditto, 335 calk blubber, and is tons Am, the produce of 33 whale: Oark, from ditto, age cab of blubber, and so tom fie, the prod= of t s whales. His hiapity's bp bittern has &mined and fent into &mho sough, the Sag, of Plymouth, is ballaB, Ike being rigged eon. nary to the ode of 34th and 35th Geo. 111. The Deemer, Berner, arrived at Newcaftle, left n m Saturday fennight. Capt. Berner reports the Prench le Z e . min to he reediest. Good wheat fold at Dieppe at 6s. pa Winchefter bulb& Aldred—Minerva, Radios, at Game; Lord Carrington limaiogton. at Havre; Neptune. Lam; Wawa's, ; Smarr, ; and Charlotte, Wilful., at Peteriburgh; and Rodadak, Repaid., at Amfterdsro—all from this part. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DEAL, AUGUST a4.—Arrived and failed for the River the hlautree, from New Providence; Trent, tranfport, and Champion frigate, from the Strdghts..—Wind S. S. W. GIAVESSNO, AUGUST 23.—Maffed by the Albion, Rayne; and Andromeda, Clark, from Minorca; Prince& Mary, Young, from Feeeriburgb ; Mary Ann, Bailey, from New York; Charlotte, Roger,, from Dublin ; Acorn, George, from Ja maica; Saulin, Mayld, from Charente; Expedition, Pitt, from Rip; Nancy, Simmonds ; and Elizabeth, Frank, from Me aid the !febrile and Ann, Darrel, for Leghorn; Hen rietta, Beim, for Breit; and Patrioten, Steinheff, for Dunkirk. ARRIVED. In the Downs—Wakefield, Bruce, from Cadiz; Acorn, George, from Jamaica; Mary Ann, Bunker, from St. The rases ; Sir Edward Hamilton, --a-aa, from Comma; and Li berty, Leekey, from Oporto. In the Creek—Fame, MKtqillan, front Leghorn; Triton, Parkinfoo, from Mahoa ; aortudun, —, from Carhaven, Grafton, Roach; and Rolla, Paget. from Lmborn. At falmourb--Valiant, Pollard, from Cbiri4on ; and Jur, Chandler, from Baltimore. - At iirifitd—Amoder,—.—, from the Bay of Rolm; fay. Parker, from New York ; Lion —, front Palermo; Bee to!, Merrick; and Zephyr, Win, from Jamaica. At I--kb—Edward, Smith, from Catbs• Two lirodwn, Uougb, from Malf ac h a fat'a; and Dolphin,Lada, from Vir linia - At Dublin— Ohio, Hail, from New York. At Coek—Afpitud, ftnartlty, from Martinique; Elizabeth, Maddodts, from Was: ; and Sufaunab, Hamilton, from Phi- Ai Belfaft—allibania, Coughey, from London. At Hamburgiv—Emerald, Stow, from Landon. At hourdrPreften, Randolph. from Virginia. At Gibraltar—Rebecca, Fraser, from Falmouth ; Catherine, 1 Lumpfici, from Dublin; Hurry, Skerbatt, from Baltimore; :col Little Robert, from PhLole-IFhit• At Bareelona—Abigall, lona. from New York. At Marfeilles.—L'Union, Smidt, from St. Thum" At Labrador—Good Fo.tuoe, —, from Dartmouth. At Figueiro—Commeree, —, from Newfoundland' At Curatos--Melly, Briton, from London. OE Poole—Pitt, Maatrie, from New Providence. At Clyde—Jane, Miller, front Grenada. sit Terwriffehlary, Crawley, from London. At Cadie—Cottoo Planter, Wilton, from New York ; and Combo, Futhergill, from %eke. At Havannah--Dulphin, —; sod Jullua Pringle, White, from CkarLfteat. At Jamaica—Neptune, Bradfkavr, from Liverpool; Louifa, Tetkariegbarn; Stranger, Pearce; and Will i umf ",____ Abb " from Loudon ; Favourke, Robb. from Clyde Colum bus. r °I" Ica; Join'. Reid; Rio Non. and Prineefo Royal, bathm, from Africa. IDISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE km& The value of la Bella Battalina, a Genoefe po lacre, to the SAN RION and Nasal's, will be paid on the ad day of September, at No. 34, Arundel flreet. The (hips undermentioned, for the capture of the following prizes, in the Mediterranean, will be paid on Wednefday, the Bth of September next, at Nn. 9, New Broad-Rteet, viz. The Foudmyant, for *polite • he Cynthia, Foudroyant, an d Diadem, for San Bartholo- mew ; The el Carmen, for Nara Senora de los Dolores. Santa Ana, Myftica, name unknown ; Ditto, for firit and fecund payment of la Gamine, &monde, and San Jofeph ; The Superbe for Spanilh lugger Bolodore; The Venerable, for ditto; L'Albanoize,for LoVirgin del Rofario and St. Antonio di Padua. La Conitance, for Conception ; Majefty's Chips Minotaur, Port Mahon, Fiorentino, Castellon, Goza, and Northumberland, for la Vertu, arft pay ment ; The Pique and Determines, for Good Union; The Delight, for Vettoria ; The Fiorentino, Petterell, Cynthia, Vidtorieufe, and Gaza, for Spanifh fchooner Rork ; The Vlifturieufe, for Madona de Loretto; The Vincejn, for Serpent privateer; The Pearl. for Genoefe tartan Alernon Pion; The Moddte, for Iribaeolo Efpiegle ; The Ticaor, for Conrageufe; _ . The Phaeton, for Freoecitartaa Conzione and Genoefe boats ; Ana the Vietoritufe, for la Vierge de Nieges, hull arid bead money for llnfatt Outride la Vidtoir. The following exchange of fdhionables took place at Edinhbrgh on the a 1 : Setoff, the Earl and Counters of Norrassx,_Earl of CAS SILL'S, Earl ofLAUDERDALI,Lord ELPHINSTONE, Count Btowzt.av, Sir WILLIAM and Lady A. CUNNINGHAM,Sif JAME 3 LUCAS Parrs, Bart. the Collates of Ror Hai and family, Lord FiscASTLI, Colonel DOUGLAS of Rofehall, and Mr. and Mrs. LIVINGSTON.—Arrived, the Earl of ABINGDON, Sir RICHARD &moist, Bart. the Rev. GEOROB STRONG, RICH. OSWALD, Efq. of Auchencruive, and Capt. JAMES OSWALD, of the kepi Navy. LaR Thurfday, as Mr. JonN HARRIS, command ing the Fox revenue lugger, belonging to Cowes, was cruifing on the Suffix coati, with the Right Hon. Hasler ADDINGTON on board, and a party of friends, he feized a lugfail boat near Pevenfey Bay, with 300 calks of contraband ipirits, which be delivered the next morning at the King's ware houfe, Cowes. According to cullom, when a fei zure is made, every perfon on board is entitled to a (hare; but the Minifter very handfomely refigned all pretenflons to his part of it. The Diligence cutter. Captain Dosing, has carried into Milford-Haven a large armed froug gling lugger, called the Plymouth, laden with (pints, which /he took on the lath init. within Chelter.bar. Lord CHOLMONDELEY and Family failed on Sunday morning from Dover for Calais, in the Venus paffage veffel. As notice has been given in the Gazette that the Weft India Docks are ready, to receive fbipping on and after the tft of September, all rates and duties made payable to the Company on Well India pro duce will commence that day, and become payable for the term of twenty-one years ; and all chips, &c. laden with Weft India produce, 'after the ifl of September, are compelled to unload, and take in their cargoes in the Paid Docks, and to pay the King's duties there, and no where elfe. We are defired to contradiß a paragraph which appeared in feveral papers relative to a man hay , ing been blown from the mouth of one of the CON STANCeS guns, in faluting his MAJISTY, on that (hip's departure from Weymouth. No fuch acci dent has ever happened on board the Com sra ex. The Coasrauca is a flip of a+ guns, and not a Hoop of war. The Pilchard Filhery has commenced at Caw fand Bay; the catch at prefent is not quite fo great as from the finenefs of the weather might have been expelled ; but the fills now netted in the drift nets and fieves are very large, and un commonly fat and well flavoured. If the fine weather continues, there is no doubt of the catch of this profitable fill being extremely great. It was remarked by the feconds in the late duel between Mr. ALDIRSON. the Barrifter, and Mr. Gamer, the Suffolk Squire, that, though the lat ter levelled his piliol at the head of his antagonift, the former took his aim no higher than the orretbes pact - - - - The Magiftrates of Reading have determined that no road waggons thall travel through that town on the Sabbath day ; and they have in con fcquence given politive orders to the Turnpike gate-keepers on noaccount whatever to fuffer them to pars. The fplendor and embellithment which runs through every fcene of Gatfalvo dr Cordova, or Tie Coarse of Grenada, at the Royal Circus, heightens furprifingly the intereft of the Piece, and the ad dition of the finely compofed blufic of Rasys, renders the whole a molt pleating and attraaive produEtion aand the fatisfation of each fpedator is greatly heightened by that favorite piece • he Golden Farmer, with the truly elegant and animat ed Harlequin of BYRNE, together with the foaring of the Moon, and the much admired Dancing of Mifs Assam. PARISIAN Fasuroas.—The Head-dreffes, Titer, though evidently wearing out of fafhion, are Rill conlidered becoming ; long hair is worn turned up in the form of a pyramid, and leaving the neck expofed.—The combs continue to be placed in a vertical direetion,they are ornamented with Cameos, engraved on Shells or Cornelians. —The rote-colour has facceeded the flty-blue for robes. With regard to ribbons the rofe.colour is more prevalent than that of the lilac and the jon quil. Plaids are lometimes feen on our fafhiona blc fair. Almoft all the robes have a frill of lace Vandyked. Short waifts will be loon as common as large Reeves. The robes have either no whin or very long ones. Some of our Akratter wear drawn cloaks hanging down like a long veil ; this falhion exiled four years agn. Several braces form crolles on the back; half handkerchiefs of lace are worn as head•dretfes. Straw-hats, black and white, are worn, edged with lice. • IniIIJOUTII, AUGUST q. Their MAJESTIES, accompanied by their Royal Highneffes the Prince of WALES, Duke of Cum- BERLAND, and the PRINCESSYS, promenaded on the Efplanade laft night, and faw the Guards and Dragoons parade ; after which their MAJESTIES, with the Princes and Princeires, attended by Earl ST. VINCENT, Lords WALSINGHAM and HOOD. and almoll all the Nobility and Gentry here, vitited Stacie's Rooms, which were fuller than they have been fince the Royal Family have been at Weymouth, near 350 petfons being prefent. 'rite band of the zd regiment of Guards played during their Ray. This morning his MAJESTY, Princefs ELITA 111TH, Princefs Sorma of GLOUCESTER, and Princefs CHARLOTTE of WALES, bathed. After breakfatt, his MAJESTY and the Duke of CussIERLAND, took an airing on horfeback. Her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES, in a landau and fociable, rode to Dorchetter, and to the Races at Fordington. Their Mains.' is have commanded this even. ing the Comedy of The Poor Gentleman, and the Entertainment of No Song No Supper. BRISTOL, AUGUST 24. Yefterday being the day appointed for a public dinner, in honour of that able and illultrious Statefman, Mr. PITT, the fame was celebrated here in a ayle of unufual fplendour and feftivity. A very numerous and refpeaable meeting of his friends dined together at the Merchants* Hall, where the greateft conviviality prevailed.—Nu. merous loyal toafts were given on the occafion, and the molt flattering teftimonies of refra paid to the memory of his paft fervices. We have to regret that we cannot lay thefe wafts before our Readers. We are enabled merely to nate that they had no reference to the indemnity for de pajl, or to the fieurity for the future, which he was to ob tain for us, and that no mention was made of the Income Tax—of the bided effeas of the late war —or of the thoufand other good things which he has done for his country.—Thedemand for Tickets was fo great that the Room was filled at an early hour ; and fo eager was the contention for places that it was found difficult to preferve the " mellow ed rebitione of peace and amity," although the necelTary 'militia for preferring good order had been pre vioufly.adopted by the friends of this a‘ juft and necefrary" meeting. Another Meeting not quite to numerous, but equally refpedable, was held on the fame occafion by Tome of his quondam friends, to commemorate his fervices before his apiary, and in confequence of a dereliaion of his former prin ciples, to celebrate his difmilfal from office. Peace and Reform feemed here to be preferred to War and Corruption. The day was fpent in joyous conviviality, and amongfl the many loyal and ap propriate toafts given we felea the following:— The Kino—May be loos live to reign over a free and united People. Mr. Pitt--May he die In peace. May Wars ceafe and Commerce awl& Mr. Addington. Mr. Fox. The Mayor of BriftoL Coe&Bon to thole, whether Jacobins or Jacobites, who dare &date to the Crown In the choke of Its Minifters. A fpeedy union of Jews and Deludes to lappet our Ns decal Foods. The lndependmt Eledurs of the City of BriftoL May thole Waters who cannot be forgiven here meet with forgivenefs hereafter; and may the fouls of amghtered millions feat to an untimely grave never rife up in Judgment againft them. It being generally underilood by the Citizens, that the day was celebrated in honour of Peace, and of the E:-Minitters difmiffal from office, never did we witnefs fuch a fcene of tumultuous joy as pre vailed on the occafion. Throughout the day flags were diCplayed on all the public buildings, vollies of cannon were repeatedly fired, and the bells in celTantly rang. The blue party, who Rill mutter pretty ftrong, (nomithftanding their difcomfiture at the late elution,) were much difappointed at the idea which prevailed, that the day was celebrated in honour of Mr. PITT'S difmitfal from, office, as they had met avowedly for the purpofe of com memorating his pal fervices ; but John Bull was not to be convinced that war is ufeful, or taxes ddirable. AN IMPARTIAL CITIZEN. A piece of groundhas been pnrchafed in Queen• areet, Glafgow, for building the new Theatre. The Duke of Bucct.t unit has fixed the 3oth for laying the fira (tone of the New Jail of Dumfries, which is to be founded agreeable to the ancient or der of Free Mafonary. The Earl of DALIMITH is expeeted to honour the proceffion with his prefence. Lord Kt usual has fold the woods of Killarney for the fum of 15,0001. to be p.sid by inftalments of wool. per annum. We underftand that Lord PAL st la B.m:es charm ing Villa at Eat Sheen, fo much admired for its; . delightful and piLurefque fituation, is let for three years to Lord CASTLEABAGH. The houfe in Park-lane, belonging to the late Countefs of Ho traria ss a, has been purchafed by Lord MIDDLITOM ; it is now undergoing a tho , rough repair by Mr. WYATT for the reception of his Lordlhip next feafon. The Innkeeper at Guildford, againt whom Mr. GARIOW preferred a charge of deligning with mda p►epenfe to Carve both him and his brother Barrillers, has fubmitted his defence to the gene ral tribunal of his country. It confifts in the fol lowing excellent bill of fare, at 4s. a head : " Mock Tunic Turbot, Fowls, Ham, Fore Quarter of Lamb, Three Ribs of Beef, Lamb Pye, Fowls, . _ Saknout Pigeon rye, Breaß of Veal Given Goofe. 4 Dada, Pies. Tuts, &c. We underhand Mr. Gait aow denies the Guild ford Landlord's account of the dinner. and fay: it is all Gatmroe. After fo many dill: of isclofire we cannot be forprifed to hear the gentlemen Of the long robe complain °fibers conamm. LORD NBLSOM LORD NELSON'S SECOND VISIT TO MONMOUTH; —Agreeable to the promife nude to the Mayor, when on his tour to South Wales, the gallant Hero of the Nile, SU WILLIAM and Lady HAMIL TON, Dr. NELsom, aid other friends, arrived at the Beaufort Arms, Monmouth, on Wednefday evening lafl, after pa lling the day with Mr. WILLS, the prefent owner of Piersfield eflate, in that county, by whom his Lordlhip and friends were molt hofpitably entertained. On Thurfday morn ing the party let off in a carriage and four, for the Kymin Pavillion, where they were received, nbt only with the utmoil entlitiliatm by the company affernbled, but alto by a difch:trge of cannon, the militia band pl.ty ing " Goo five the King," "Rule Britannia," with other national and martial airs. After Imeakfaßing in the banqueting-room, they proceeded to the Naval Temple, which his Lord fliip furveyed with great attention, and then walked through the Beaulieu Grove. When they had furveyed this delightful fcene, with which they expreffed the highelt gratification, the whole party (in order to latisfy the public curiofity) walked back to Monmouth—receiving, as they paired, the grateful applaufe of all ranks of people, who teemed to vie with each other in the ardour of their expreffions of joy. At four o'clock, they fat down to an elegant dinner at the Beaufort Arms, fupplied with veni fon( a prefent from his Grace the Duke of BsAu- FOltr), at which the Mayor and Corporation, with a large affemblage of the inhabitants, were pre fent. The utmolt joy teemed to pollifs eve:* breaft at this happy meeting. On the health of " the Hero of the Nile" being drank, his Lordfhip rote; and, addreffing the company, exprefTed to them his thanks in the molt manly manner ; after which leveret longs were lung by the com pany, among which it would be difficult to ex prefs the gratification received on hearing Lady HAMILTON'S longs, being appropriate words to the popular airs of God Save the King and Rule Bri tannia, which the gave with Inch fcientific talk and vocal excellence, as to delight the whole of the company. In fhort, the polite and engaging be haviour of Lord NaLsoN, as well as Sir WM. and Lady HAMILTON, imprefTed on the minds of the vifitors the nsoß unqualified refpeft and admiration of their charafters. At eight o'clock the meeting broke up, when the Noble Party went to pats the evening with the Hon. Col. LINDSAY, at his houfe in Monmouth. On Friday morning his Lordlhip and party, ac companied by Mr. HALDWICK, walked through the town, viewing the public buildings, fchools, &c. and afterwards (in confequence of Sir WM. HAMILTON'S previous knowledge in London) his Lordfhip, with all his friends, paid a vifit to Mr. CHARLES HEATH, printer, of that place, with whom they Raid Tome time, and were pleated to accept from him copies of his " Defcriptions of the Scenery of Monmouththire," which they had ho noured with their pretence, and fo much admired. On Friday Lord NELSON and the above party arrived from Monmouth at the Swan Inn, Rots, where a triumphal arch, ornamented with laurel and oak, and an appropriate infcription, had been crated for his Lordfhip and party to pats through. From hence they immediately proceeded on a 'dint to Rudhall, the feat of THos. WESTFALING, Efq. at whore ancient and hofpitable manikin a ball and Tupper were given in the evening to the illuf trious vifitors, and a fele& party of the neighbour. ing families. The apartments were elegantly and fancifully decorated, and the gardens illuminated, to which the neighbouring inhabitants were admit. ted, and provilions and liquor liberally difiributed amongft them. A deputation from the Mayor and Corporation • of Hereford, waited on Lord NELSON at Rudhall, to requefk him to honour that city with his pretence —when his Lordfhip kindly accepted the invita tion, and proceeded from Mr. WriTFALINteS to Hereford,where he was prefented with the freedom of that ancient and loyal city. On Saturday Mr. Tts RN k fet off from Mar gate, accompanied by Mr. Alderman Cuptris, in a failing veal belonging to the latter Gentleman, for Boulogne. Mr. TIEINEy on hi 3 landing, pro ceeded to Paris ; and the wor thy Alderman failed to Weymouth. On Monday Mr. Mat, the Member for Lan cafter, gave a grand Dinner to his new Colleague (the Marquis of Donates), Lord &ram, and many of the firil people in town. Tuefday fe'nnight, being the anni verfary oft h e cef ration of hoflilities between the Engliilt and French in Egypt, the Officers and Privates of the 3oth re diment of foot, who were at that time in Alexan ria, dined together in the Barrack yard at Sun derland on the occafion ; in the evening, that part of the Barracks inhabited by them was illumina ted, and the day was (pent with the utmoft convi viality and joy. His Grace of RICHMOND, though officially re- Aorded a Duke and Peer of France fence the year 1777, and poireffing a confiderable inheritance in that etnatry, has through the magnanimity of BO• SWARTZ, been diftinguithed from the other Arif. twat: who have not returned ; for, at a late meet ing of the Council of State, it was pronounced, that, though a Frenchman ad hoc, he was no Erni. grant! His Grace is, therefore, and in confequence lof Inch decifion, to be re-inflated in his property of Arligar. • The Horfe Wardrobe of the Firff Conful of France is, perhaps, the molt fuperb and valuable in the world. Some of the faddles of his own horfes are valued at 80,000 francs, each. The wardrobe•keeper is an Englama'', of the name of MiLsouta. The Clerical character in the Catholic Church is not, we find, of fo indelible a nature as was proved to be in a recent cafe in the Protefiant.— Our readers know that M. TAILLSYRAND, the French Minifter for Foreign Affairs, was formerly Bithop of Autun. He has lately been unfroded by a fpecial Brief from the Port, which has received the affent of the FIRST CONSUL, and has been re. ftored to a lay and Acular life. 1 ed on '7' on of :d ring the and era! .7 ,- . 1 1