Star. — London, England, 1806-02-14 00:00:00

I "PT.'!". • NAUTICAL 11V7ELLIGEA'CE. MAILS THIS DAY,—Wind W. ABB. 001. Ali. DWI. Dublin i o fkattroburgit o L 3 W 3 lfboa o aterford , i liaadtargh • 4 Toasar, Frs. 12.—Sailed this morning from Torbay the Hissaara man of war, sod the Rao • asaakr gun brig, for Falmouth. Wind S. W. Permourn, Fes. a.—Came in the Danith galliot Code Hope, Capt. JusT &ease, from Cadiz, laden with wine for Plymouth and Southampton. Sailed the Poor's, of So guns, Rear Admiral Sir / S.SMITN, to the caftward. PORTSMOUTH. Fes. r}—Arrived the gyisec frigate, from the Downs ; and the HARDY gun brig, from a cruise.—Sailed lad night the fleet of trent ports which were lying at the Mother Bask, bound to Cork and Guernfey, but they put back this after noon to Sr. Heien's....—Arrived his Majedy's (hip Werseourn. Capt. Daarea, from Madras, with the L,ord Hawkethisry and Duke of Monitore, under doirroy : in coming in led night the got on there, but got off *gaits without mush injury s the failed from Madras on the soth September, but did not touch at Be. Helena in confeqrsenoe of information that Lt- Rota' fqusdron was cruising off that Ifland. The Anson frigate which was under orders for Gibraltar, is countermanded. and the Ens:yaws which was to Ilhee eoroyed the (hips for the Mediterranean is alto &Mimed, and the Avesta& hoop is to fee them to talmouth, froth whence they are to proceed under emenroy of the Poky's, Admiral Sir Sumer Smarm. The Warnourie faw a large Beet jail as the got into thstsdhip on Sunday lad. under convoy of his Ma. thip Ctisal, which mutt have been the Beets that failed from hence on the 38th ult. under the Casiana; they were Vety much tattered. WindN.W. Doves, Fia.• vs.—Arrived hit Majelly's hired firmed editor Feoltemca from Yarmouth, to refit.— Sailed the hoy Inffrow jeltjej of Embden, Captain Vlissa, with a cirgo of nuts, from Villa Viciofe, 'bound to Hull.—Wind W.N.W. and moderate. Deem, Fas. ts.—Arrived the CRON AT doop from ti eruite, and failed again. Put back thb Dorfet yacht, Hunther armed thip, Profpero bomb, Win• Widths, Ceres; Sir Wm. Bentley, Widmer Mile, and Lord Cifilereigh EMI India thipe, the wind h3ving backed round to the S. W. and blowing thong.— Bailed the Acute and Urgent gun brigs on a cruise of toulogne.—Remain in the Downs the Edgar, Utrichi; Fame, Buitlieu, Thamei, Dorfet yacht, Cygnet, and Oberon loops, Profpero and Explodoo bombs, Pinions and jackall grin brigs, Humber armed thip, Hirivony mid - port, Pleafent Hill hired hoop. and the outward bound Indiamep. Cite, Fla. i.—The convoy for the Well Indite Strived yeitet day evening; and we underfland from Cove, that the fleet will fail on Tnefday. N. B. A boat kat come up, reports, that the Beet will be of to-morrow. , Gasscocc, Pee. Saturday arrived here, the Mary Ann, SBILVICI, and Garthland, bliEacc cal, two of the Jamaica fleet ; and lea night the Emerald, Pomaceous), another of them t the only ether for the Clyde, being the Albion, CaawPoen, drained for Port Glafgow. The Mailers report, that they parted convoy, confilling of sj fail in all, about ten days ago, and experienced very bad wee ther fines. The Wogs has been nfually long, hav ing failed front Port Anninio on the rjth Oftober. A brig, name unknown, palled to Port Glafgow late night The brig Herb, Wl.Aver', of this port, from Newfoundland to Figuera, Was captured the sith Aaiun, and carried into L'Orient, by the French national brig la NltattplC, Captain Jauosw, of t 6 long g poeunics, and go men, after a lhort allion and paring one man wounded. The !loop Ann, MAttsstsa, bE and for this port, from the North Eillimg, is loft on the Wand of Sanda— , Crew, and part of the cargo raved. WItiTIHAVEN, Faa. I le-4PANISII torday afternoon arrived here the Spanifh lugger Barbarofa (under the command of Mr. PATTIRSON), from St. Ander'', a Spanifh port ingthe province of Aifeay, which place the left about three o'clock in the morning of the preceding Sunday, the ad int. but from whence fhe had been intended to fail (under the command of Captain PtDRO Ds OROVINAMDIA) for La Vert Cruz, in the Gulph of Mexico, New Spain. Her dellination was altered in the following manner : Twenty-fix Englifh prifoners were confined in a cattle near the place where the Barbarolfa was fitting out. They formed the refulution of attempting to liberate themfelves, and try to make their passe home in her. When the time arrived for carrying their pro- Jett into execution, the majority of them fhrunk from a deign which was to be attended with fo much dan. ger. Eleven of them, however, perfevered : four of elide belonged to this port, viz. Mr. P on, who bad been mate of the Curwen, Captain Sni vnaan, of • Workington, (captured fomc time ago), the carpenter of the fame, and two others. Between two and three in the morning of the ad inn. they effeeted their efeape out of prifon, boarded the lugger, cut her out, paned two prong batteries (by one of which they were hail. cd), and got out to fea ; the next day, they 101 l two of their malts, in a heavy gale of wind—but purfuing their courfe with great refolution, and, certainly, with fingularfuccefs, they arrived fate here,as Rated above. }Ur cargo, fo far as is yet known, confills of—t large Oak of Glk llockiogs, i package of woollen cloth, t — chef of floekings, ; t chef, Containing ten reams of white paper; 3 biles, containing :a ha and zo whole pieces of linen cloth ; 14.0 large bale* containing t 4.00 reams of white paper; go chefs of fine Spanifh Reel, weight tflo quintals,equal to t 13,000 Swill pounds; :So bars of plate iron, weight 161 quintals, equal to tfl,too Spanifh pounds; 7o barrels of wine, called Claret of Rioja ; 40 barrels of dry al monds, weight 40 quintals, equal to 4000 Spanifh pounds; 1 bale of coarfe unbleached linen cloth. It may be neceffary to obferve, that ;04 Spirals pounds are equal to zr s Englifh pounds. One Tingle bill of lading (of this cargo) pays zo,coo hard dollars freight; which, at 4s. 6d. each, is 22301. Reding.— Befides the articles above enumerated, there may be many other. Some of the bill, of lading are of fo recent a date as the 24th and 23th of January. This cargo has ea, in Spain, not lefs than 23,0001. Rer ezclufive of the weird, which, at a very mode rate eßimate, may be fet down at Sool. The Barba mei, after delivering her cargo (it appears,) was to proceed to the Weft Indies, (equipped with ten ow' riage guns and feventy men,) to cruise aria the Englilh. She fails remarkably fa. Cowes, Fes. 12.—Arrived at the Mother Bad this morning, the fbip Diana, of London. Jou a Ha v. man macs., from Demerara, laden with (agar and cotton, for London. Alfo the brig Two Frigate, Wilma* &own matter, from Demerara for Low don, with Tager, coffee, cotton, and rum. Thattes's Tetras were, with about 6o fail, under convoy of the Beaulieu frigate, and feparated fome time fince in a gale of wind. They have both received damage, and the suffers report that the whole feet ma have fist tamed more or left damage from the length of the forage, upwards of thirteen weeks, and the conti end heavy gales they have encountered. EAST-INDIA SHIPPING. Yelluday afternoon advice was received at the In dia Honfe of the Cafe arrival off Portfmouth of the Warmouta frigate, with the Duke of Montrofe and • Lord Hawkefbury, Ea Indiamen, from Madras, which place they left in September la, in company with the Devaynes, Airly Cale, and Baring. The X"fpruog a leak, and it is fuppof e d retu r ne d to as. Wi were Come time fence advffed of the Airly Caßle and Baring having feparated from the convoy,, and arrived at St. Helena. The WRYIROUTA, with the Duke of Montrofe, and Lord HawkeiburY. having been apprifed of the failing of Lino's, bare, away for the coal of the Bra z il s , an d h av i ng touc h, , ed at Fernando Noronki, learned that the ezpeditiplo under Sir Home POPHAM and General BAIRD had I failed for the Cape of Good Hope. The Weymouth (poke the T frigate off the Windward Mande, and Made the Lanes End at day.light on Mon day morning. Twenty four hours before (during which they run about 14 miles), .they were boarded by a 74 gun (hip, part of a tfquadron of ten or ele ven fail, convoying a fleet of upwards ass° veffels, , then in fight, with the wind at S. W. This fleet was fisppoted to be that under Sir R. Sraacaaw. 11 dm aaper the LORD HAWCR/1111 1 / 8 10f Ot and Lady; Csu tains A. Monteath, James ... __. , and Dawes ; Lieutengets Garrard and Roo ' sioaanye ()arrow, Efg. Dr. James Annely. Mrs. Ure, Mr. stay liale (died Jan. t, .8 6), Mlr. C. Kirkpatrick ; Maftfrs Chielsi, John, and Henry Cunningham, W. Kirkpatrick, .—. Ure, and Griffith Partin DORI O•MONTRORR...IWIRIVERD Nlxed, Rem, WelOr and Barton ; Milks Huge:aid. Damian* Lys. M. Ilitilir a n d Barton, Lieut. Col. lents, Captains Nixon and W. = 6 ,./41.t. e kin E g fq. and ir i Rat an tr r trar r i . a ° C il oc i itt P a A n i e fi tLl 4 e D nlll. =;W. and C King, T. Pelting, and Rots Lang, A. and U and Daniel, Anna; and Kenneth Kofs Mackensk. BONIAT. Aim. 3.—On Wednefday Kart arrived the (hi p Futee Rhin, Hajee Hahomed Commander, from Bengal, lan from Mocha, in 17 days, paten. gem ti pilgrims. By this opportunity we learn, that the greaten alarm has lately been excited along the culls of Arabia, in confequence of preparations making by the Shereef of Abie Alin, for the fubja gation of the Tcharra. The Dola of Mocha expell ed the place to be beileged, and were making prepa. rations for its defence. In the courfe of laft feafon. there had been feven or eight American (hips and one Portuguefe at Mocha. The competition for coffee had been fo great u to raife the price of that article be yond any thing hitherto known, bein g o p at 36 d o l. tars per bale; and as the Wahabee war had obttruded the conveyance of it to the coati, very little was procurable even at that rate ; in confequence of which, feveral of she Americans had gone away with only one third of a cargo. Indeed, had the province of Yemen produced twice the quantity of coff:e it is capable of doing, it would not have fatisfied the demand this leafon. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gamma sun, Fla. 14,-.Psfrod by the Johanna Charlotte, Bar• rodale, and the Cututurisad, Gooding, from Surinam; William, Athwkk, front Mon; Shaman, Daniels, from Limerick Ho p c, Stope,and the Limerick, Ran. from Embden..-Sailed the Lady Jase Dundas, Ltndfay. for the Loft Indies Marian, Wllifon ; and the Thomas, Dalrymple. for Surinam ; Brothers, Owen, for Dub lin; Ann, Adtina, for Jamaica; Robert and Sarah, Winbo ; and tic Charlotte, Barrett, fur Hamburgh. Altman—ln Yarnfouth, the Fame, Anderfon, from Rip, At Milford. Margaret, Campbell, from Tobago.-.At Briaol, Hairy and Agatha, from St. Andere. At Liverpool, Mor gan Ratter, --, from St. Michael's ; Syrene, Cadner, from Lilbon; and the Jane Gallop, —, from Oporto. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Forrunee, for the recapture of the Bridal Tar, Odtober 6, 1803; u alto for the capture of the following five Dutch vellela via. Vied Gefufters, Vied Gebrowlers, Vrow Swanje, Jonge Jan, an d Jonge Roe.liffe, Augult tt, 1 Soi, will be paid on the 18th init. at No. to, John-ftreet, Added, and recalled every Tuefday and Thurfday for three years._ The Northumberland, for the capture of San Pedro, January ES, ties, will be paid at Edmund Locker's, Pipit ..uth, every Tuefday and Friday for three months. The Britilh Tar, White, from Labradore, was captured by the combined fquadrnn off Brea. The Penelope, —, and the Hunter, from Newfoundland, is captu re d b y t h e sow bo;ts off Oporto. The Good Intent, --; Adventure, —; Argo. —; and the Mermaid, --, from Newf. , undland for Portugal, have been taken by the row boats off Oporto Bar; retaken by the Mercury frigate ; and carried into Liman. irEarm'lN:sriß ELRcTJ As (non as Mr. Fox was re defied yefterday, for Wellminfter, he gut into the chair, prepared for him, which was crimfon J.rmatk, richly gilt, and covered with laurels. He was chaired round Covent•garden, amidft the loud acclamations of the populace. When he quitted the chair, he went into Hudfon's Hotel, Covent-garden ; the inftant he got out of the chair, the populace tore the laurels off, and carried it in tri umph. The ufual prallice of pulling down the bur. tinge commenced the inftant Mr. Fox entered the chair. They began to desnolith them front the forma. dating, when the roof came down with a craft, and buried near twenty under its ruins: there were, out of that number, fix much' hurt i and one of them, we underitand, dangercuflY. • • The hustings. vo fare ezpence..were conftrofted upon a (mailer reale than ofual, and were el:calmly crowded. The gallant Sir tom UND NACIA was amongft the fpeetators, on a platform oppiifite the huitings, and mull, of courfe, have been much gratified with the eulogiums bellowed on the Heroes of Trafalgar. Mr. rot was dreffed in his ufual tOrwre of blue and buff. Amongft the company who appeared on the battings, betides thofe already mentioned, were Dr. LAWRINCS, Sir FRANCIS BIJADITT (whore appear anee Itrongly indicated the remains of hit late ili nefs), acc. dec. Mr. Ti was alfo prefent. In the afternoon, the friends of Mr. Fox dined at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Mr. Fox in the Chair. Mr. SNaIIDAN fat on right hand. and Lord R. SISNCER on his left. The dinner was farted up about fix o'clock. After dinner, the firß toil propofed by Mr. Fox, was— . THE JUNG, with duos times three." The next toil webs " The Eledters of the City of Weihninfter." After which, , Mr. rote and raid, he would not detain the company. by one word of preface, from drinking a health which he was fare was dear to them ; that was the health of Mr. Fox.--( Rettsrau applaisfi.) The Prince of Wain" was next given by Mr. Fox, and received with en. thnfialhie applaufe.—Mr. Fox then gave " Earl St.Vittant, anti foto& to Al.command." _ . _ _ " The Duke of Bidford, and hem& to the Government of (re load" Mr. Fox, after obferving, that he had not intended to propofe the health, of any part of that Admini• itration of which he had the honour to form a part, faid, that he meant, notwithfianding, to make one ex ception, and that was, The Lord High Chancellor of England, and the Trial by srr." Mr. Fox took occafion to read a note from the High Bailiff of Wellminfter, mentioning, that the unfortunate perfon who , had been hurt by the falling of the findings; had been carried to an hofpital, and that hopes were entertained of his recovery. Mr. Fox then obferved, that as he not only labour ed under fume degree of indifpoiltion, as mutt have been obferved on the hutting. that day, but alto bad fome hufine4 to tranfaft, he would beg leave to re tire, after giving a toaft which he had long been in the habits of propofing— s, The cage of Liberty ail over the world." After Mr. Fox had retired, Mr. Alderman Corsa was unanimoufly called to the Chair. He obferved that, although his /tight Honourable Friend, and thofe who afted with him, could of cher/delves have formed a complete Adminittration, yet, in the prefent critical circumftances of the Country, they had judged it advifablY to unite with men of talents and confe. quence in the Rate. He wilted them a long and perfeft unanimity ; and concluded by drinking the health of " Lord GrenvEler which wai received with the molt cordial and Unani mous applaufe. s. mt. Bret, Sir Francis Burdett, and the independent Free holders of Middlefet," were next given by Mr. Alderman Costes. A Volunteer Song, 64 Blow high, blow low, &c." from Mr. &tow a. Mr. Alderman COl4lll, on his health being drank, addicted the company in a few words, in which he laid, that he had always been attached to Mr. Fox, and to his principles ; he had frequently declared it at public meetings, as well as maintained it in private life, and he had no difficulty in confeffing that that attachment was, in his opinion, his chief recommen dation to the notice of the public. He propofcd the health of 0 Sir Wm. Milner, and the independent Eirdtors of the City of York." The Honourable Baronet returned thanks to the company; and obferved, that his fentiments had always been the fame as thole of Mr. Fox, his now Right Honourable Friend he might call him, as, with the exception of a fhort interval, he had been always able Co to call him; and now that his Right Honourable Friend was come into Office, be hoped we Mould all recover thole privileges of which we bad, in (Om/ meafure, been deprived of late years ; for thefe reafons he could not help congratulating the country on the appointment of Mr. Fox to the high office which he now fills, the duties of which be will, no doubt, difcharge with honour to himfelf, and be. mitt to the world. The next toafis were— *. Mr. Wlthbread, with three times three." • Mr. Sheridan, with three times three." A Song from Mr. Dionuot— .4 Whllft happy in my native land, " 1 boaft my Country's Charter." Then followed the health,' of _ - Lord Lauderdale, "the Friends of Freedom In Scotland," and " The Duke of Norfolk.* Mr. Dicaur fung the Popular Song of Burns : Scota, Wha hac wi' Wallace bled " And feveral other• appropriate Songs, and the evening concluded with the utmoft conviviality. The Earl of Mote* and a fele& party dined yef• terday at the Thatched Houfe Tavern, St. James's amt. The Earl Of CLANCARTY ) Earl Camosw, Mr. Hus• RI/SON, Mr. tiros a, and a few other peilOns of dif tinaioa, were of Lord Hawicasitiar's dinner party yelterday. The Dowager Quintets of BUCKINGVAMSHtIti gave a molt fpleaded route left night, in Grofvenor. Place. ....... Lord MOLGRAYI had a large dinner party yeller. day, at his houfe in Harley-greet. The Duke of MOOTILOSS, LORD CASTOIII,II,ON s and Mr. STIMOIS 110171t01, WC/0 of the party. -iYARK-L4NSI . CORN EXCiIANGE, FEB. .The irefh arrivals cf. Wheat to-day are few in number, and good lumpier keep their price--Other qualities have bolt little fale—Barley is in (hors fup ply, and fuppoits ha quotation—The Malt trade has ',ut few buyers : there being but fcanty fupplies f White and Grey Peas, with the two defcriptions •f Beans, there articles fetch better price—But few Oats are. here, and gond funnies rather dearer. Flour continues dull fate at little variation. O CURBINCY Al UNDER .+'h<lll, 474 dis. 7a per qr. Grey Peak ill 361 Floe Ditto. 72$ 7S. od Ikons, (old) sae sits Rye. 37 4 els 06 Tick Ditto 450. sot. od Bade r , 314 34s 6d Oats, 25. ,si;s. 311. 64s 7os od Poland ditto os 331 a Wbite Pcoitt 37 , 43s od Rape Eotod, 381 431 per lalt. PraCt Or Puma. Floe Floor bils to 654. Soros& sp to 6os pa faa. The public ought to be fotnewhat guarded igainfk giving credit to all the reports coming ambign•mily from the ifland of Trinidad, efpecially as they are calculated to give erroneous impreffions as to tratif aftions 'till depending before the Privy Council. The Corporation and inhabitants of Rye *eked . in proceffion to church on Sunday fennighr, its deep mourning, where the organ played that iblemn dirge --" The trumpet (ben found, and the dead Iliad be railed," from refpea to the memory of Maregois Cosawazirs. The tradefmen of the t wn and his Lordfhip's tenantry in the neighbourhood, all paid a tribute to his memory, by appearing in mourning on Sunday laa,when the church at Culford was hung with black. 1 Monday the plan of a Chapel, to be built in rh o ' Dockyard, for the accommodation of the Officers and Artificers of Chatham-yard, the Royal Marines. and the Ordinary, was received bj the Commiffioner. which has been fully approved of, and is to be put is execution immediately ; it will be fufficiently large to accommodate 4000 perfons. It is now finally arranged that the Remains of the Right Hon. WILLIAIS Parr (hall lay in Rate in the Painted Chamber on the zoth and sin, and that the National Solemnity of Interment is to take place on the sad of this month. The ceremonial willtbe as nearly conformable to that for the Funeral of theist. Earl of CHATHAM, as their refpedive ranks will admit. Mr. PITT having died in the official fituation of Pre mier of Great Britain, his remains will receive obi tuary honours fimilar to thofe which would be be- Rowed on any Baron of the United Kingdom towhees the State had decreed a public funeral. There will be a canopy of black velvet placed over the body. and there will be a number of decorations as ufual in fuch cafes. The procelfion will move through Weft minfter Hall, acrofa Palace Yard, round part of Bridge-area and King-flreet, and in at the great weftern gate of the Abbey, fo as to proceed up the great aitle towards the place of interment. The death of Marquis Coaawazzts is thus no deed in a letter from a Gentlemai in an official fins- " atton, dated the 26th of Oftober, iBos :—" This me la seboly event was not occafioned by any particular I dikes. He was far from well when he arrived herr, but thinking that the Opal of affairs in the Upper Provinces demanded his immediate prefener in that quarter, intim' of waiting until he fhould recover I from the di& of his voyage, be let out by water to take the perfonal command of the army, which was, in Pas, undertaking a longer voyage than the one he had jug completed. By being confined in a boat, be was prevented from his ufual exercife ; and this cir. condi/nee, aided by the great heat of the weather, had the drat of depriving him of his appetite. The confeqeence was, that he was reduced to extreme debility. which daily increafed. He, however, hill forward, but was at lalt obliged to be pat atbore at a place called Ghazeapore. about one thon and miles from Calcutta, where he expired on the 6th of this month." We have received a new fee of New York papers to the 3th ult. being the fame date as thole which we received on Saturday lag. They contain an Official Report of the Revenue of the United States, for the • year ending September 3oth, 'floe, and the Airtime, for the year 1806. It appears from this financial flatement that the neat revenue arifing from mar chandize, in the year ending in September loft was equal to that of any preceding year. It attributes its increafe beyond that of 58o; die only year of European peace !ince 179 z, to the neutrality of the United States during the continuance of the war in Europe. The revenue arifing from the fele of pub lic lands, for the year ending the 3oth of September tall, it adds, is greater than that of any preceding year, making, with ether fources, an aggregate of more than eighteen millions of dollars. The expenees of the year tfloft are ellimated at 15,450,090 dollars, fo that the permanent revenues of the United States will, during the enfuing year, greatly exceed the ex penditure. The Rofina, M'Kinlay. from Surinam for London, has foundered at lea.—Crew laved by his Majefly's kip Gorgon. The Roebuck, Parry, from Virginia, is loft near the Vlie. The Simile, —, from Virginia, h on (bore in the Helder. An authentic account of the melancholy wreck of the Maria tranfport, one of the LIMPARD'S convoy, with pa troops on board, bound to Embden, has been at length received. This difafler took place OR the morning of the 15th of Decernbsr laft, in a molt violent fnow form asd hurricane, on the Harritk Sandi, near the coat of Holland.—When the ! 1 ;;1 1, (truck the bilged, and went over. Out of the above number, only one officer (Capt. Jow ks.) 14 privates, the Aai , tant Surgeon of the soil), and tour fnilors, were Inved, by clinging to the ri&ging, though con. ItArit:y tear of being wnfkel o ff by the breakers running over them. When the morning dawned, it prefented the horrid fpeetacle of th.,ir drowned corn. rades' bodies entangled with thole of tier wives and children emidft the wreck of the Maria. At leng.h a Dutch fchuyt put off from the fhore, and conveyed them painters of war on board the Brutus Dutch priket Okirovidt o 1y the clothes they bad on. H