Star. — London, England, 1806-01-02 00:00:00

liana :..e banner is which the ptittlie hiti'e been abufed on th i s : -cation. A New Is o;.k and Halifax Mail arrived yellerday, which was brought to Falmouth in 2A days. Our letters by thiaeonveyance are fisted the sth and 6th tilt. but they contain no intelligence of importance. '1 he merchants and ;Miners of B Acm, it teems, have come to a determination to lbw up the Influence Offices until the Congrefs than have taken into con ficleration the cnndu& of Great Britain relative to the detention of a certain derciiption.of American Chips bound to the ports of France, Spain, and Holland and upon this fubjeft they have drawn up a remora. I(trance, which is to be pretented to Congrefs innue. diately on its meeting. Yefierday, being New Year's Day, the Rotas. Duces, and Ducts ass of You, dined with their Kalamai. at Wind(or Cagle, lathe evening their MAirstias had a Idea party. The ad, or Qleen's Regiment of Font, and the i 3'b Regiment, have arrived at Spithead, from Gibralttar, in addition to the sath, mentioned two days (nice. On Tuefday morning arrived at the Royal Dock Yard. at Chatham, Commiffioner Gray's elegant yacht, fOr the purpore of taking on board a number '1 of Noblemen and Gentlemen with their Limit ---es, who propofed vihiting the ViEtory, lying about eight miles from Chatham. At ten o'clock a lignal was hoilled , when the whole embarked from the Royal Stairs. and proceeded on board. Among the company we noticed— Lard Frederick Hendrick. Lord Trammel. Honourable Mr Bromley; Captains Urirray, Hack and Taylor. of the Guards latteafed by a sumermis band); ludics Taylor, Honourable Milk *Hdaddriie, &e. &e. Ukewife , as we were intenned. Amaral Gem swim of tbe Corporation at Landon. via. Mr. Birch. Mr. pi. 'sty Wa44Mr. Deputy Otialbelaers, Sir W. &MOW, Mr. Jostles Dlseksild Mr Deputy Nicoll& The latter: party. the Committee of the Corpora tion of Lond4f; we underftood, was on a vita to Capt. Hardy, to arrange the funeral priseeffitin of Lord Nelfon. The gallant Captain and the whole of hi. Officers received their guetis with the utmoll at tention and politeneft.liffit half pall four o'clock the whole relanded at the Commiffioner's houfe under a grand faint., and immediately left that place for town The weather was exceedingly tempelluous during the whole day. A pirate letter from Holland Rates, that on the stb. the day before the figning of the armißiee, the Archduke Pesos mann had given a ennfiderable cheek to the French divifion appointed to watch his corps an the frontiers of Bohemia. , • A letter received at Hull, by the lag mail front . Petelfburgh, Rates. that a levee of t ao,ooo men had been ordered to be made in tha Spring. Peterflurgh appeared defected, all the Mars and Nobility have ing left it. A letter received at Hull hobs Andierdam, dated tlik tikh ult. lays...a We are entirely fbrrounded by armies, Which may be daily expeited to ail in open Vex fare. In Norm, Hanover, Ike. Wilted* bow. of Ruffians, *c. are castling I and the tan mail I brought advises of the arrival of cis fail of &Mk trahrports in the Elbe. The Frettch teem to Infiseft that the report of Praia joining the coalition, will prove true. At fire only afooo men were &Rind for the defence of this country sit was lan week Paid, that an army of flihooo French is collefting on the frontiers, under the command of General BBITNIIII i and this non.ber is now augmented to raopoo, with Prince Louts as the chief is command. Bo AAAAA vs feems to have ferious appiebettfloss. having drained France of trooos, even to the Paris garrifoo, in order to complete this force." This morning, alum (even o'clock, a Are broke odt in the paint-loft of Meffis.'Wilfon and Terrell, enach.makers, No. at, Long-Acre i the upper part of which, together with so Ws than twenty-five coach bodies, in a Roiled fifte. WAS completely dellroyed. Prom the paint-loft, the fire communicated back. wards to the Red Lion Public-houfe in Hartareet, which it alto dellroyed ; betides damaging the haute of a furrier adjoining. It was at length gut under. The Royal Circus is re-building on a More elegant plan than the former. An erroneous flatement of the efcape of a French woman from the enemy's Sip l'Achillc, that was burnt in the late anion off Trafalgar, having appear. ed in different papers, we beg leave to fubmit the fol lowing, that was taken from her*own month by one of the Officers on board the Ramos, whole hum,- '• anity had contributed to fast her : " During the atiinn be was Rationed below, hand ins up powder. After the (hip was difmalled and had 1 ftrOck, Ilse came upon deck. About this time the fhip took fire ; her rigging lying acrofs her, it foon be came impoffible to eztinguilb the flames, and all the people who were able to fwim, began to quit her.— The vibtban then went down to the lower deck, while the fire Was raging above, and Raid there until the guns began to fall through the main deck ; the then got out of the gun room port on the back of the rud- I der, and undreffed, but would not truft herfelf to the water, till the melted lead from the tafferil ran down, and burnt her head, (boulders, legs, and feveral parts of her body. Then, committing herfelf to Pans,- DISCI, the jumped into the tea, and was about half an hour, as near as Ike could goers, without any thing to fopport her i the then, fortunately, got hold of a piece of cork, which the found floating. Soon after, a man, who was fwimrning near, bt ought her a (mall piece of plank, which the got under her breaft—this was the only fupport the had ; and, after being an hour and ' a half in the water, was taken up by one tithe BILLS is Lit's boats, the Officer of which, with that humanity and attention to the weaker fee, which, we hope, will ever charaacrize a &RA feaman, immediately pulled off his coat, and fume other part of his clothes, to :o ver her. She was loon after put on board the Proms Ichooner, from whence Inc was fent on board the Rs•siic e the next in oning. We are happy to add i that the f , und on board the Picas► her hufband, who had alto efcaped, and who was brought to the 'R.sortitie with her. They were both landed at Al. gefiras, Oil our arrival at Gibraltar, after flit had been ~ fitted out by t.s in a date as fuitable to her fez as the ''! etinvei (ion of dreffing gowns, &c. would admit of She was young, ltandfome, and very intelligent. She i ;a nativeur French lianders---her name ja ii a t TTI." i iNntLuiszticz. . MAILS THIS DAT.--Wlad S. W. AIR. PUPIL sat. dug Dubai o a s Geocobsrsk o 4 Watarfor4 • 0 HassWW2 0 4 lamo a Leeward gland o TORLLT, Dec. sr.—This day arrived his Majefty's (hips Heasaata, SAM JO5ll, MALTA, lavatveux, Teton ett,Carrata, and Wewbsoa Cattle, Mid Joined thofe in Torbay as per lad. Wind S.W. blows hard. Poa T1,60%314, Jar. t.—Artived his Itrjelly's Ihip MONTAGU', Cape, °TWAT, from Plymouth, to Join Sir Joni B W 'a fquadron, which are expeded to Ail early tb-morrow morning, confilling IA nine fail of the line. Ws Majelly (hips MIDIATOR and Sturtaaet.o arc hourly expeßed to fail for Cork. DIAL, Dec. ;L.—Sailed the A , of so guns, Jacaatt gun brig, with feveral f4il of light tranfports nader convoy for the River Elbe ; the Dttactisca and Cuaxew Hoops, and Kuntz* gun brig, for the Nore. Jaw. I, !W.—Sailed the Resin-arcs frigate, Hvatasa armed thip, Difpatch tranfport and convoy for Portfmnuth, CYGNIT (loop on a cruize. Vice. Admiral HozLowey hoilled his flag this morning, at day-light, on board his Majeßy's !hip Ueasour. In the Downs,the Edgar, Utrecht, Antelope, Tray, Cruizer, Calypfo, Combatant, Valorous, Loeifier, Zebra, nevaßation, Vefuvius, Starling, Defperate, Piercer, Fearlefs, Tigre', Earnell, Flamer, Ela tion, Gallant, Sparkler, Acute, and Blazer ; Dia. dem and Sceptre armed Sim hired (loop Pleafant, and Harmony traafpoit. Sailed for Staadgate Creek, the Griffin, Havwoozo, from Mogadoce. Wind N. N; W. Gaittaoca, Dec. 30. —Upon the night of the s tth it& the brig Betty, Fullerton, from Irvin e with coals, bound to Ireland, run on (bore on the Scare in Lochryan, and is damaged; the will have to dif charge her cargo. The Attire, Mifs ; Clarendon, Grice ; Rebecca, Thompfon ; and William, Chrillie, were captured off Congo River, t R September, by a French privateer of as guns and 3so men, and fent for the River Plate. The privateer firfl attacked the fhip Aaive, being the weatitermofi Ihip, laid the Ac tive on board, and after a gallant anion of two hours, obliged her to Rrike, having contended with the enc. my, (word in hand, on the poop; the Adive had Is men killed and as wounded. The privateer nest attacked and captured the brig William. The fhip Rebecca flipped and pin to lea. She then attacked the Clarendon, and opened a fire upon he r from the Afrive and brig William, and after as anion of two hums, captured her. The privateer immediately made fail after the Rebecca, overtook her, and after aa anion, or running fight, of two hours, the ftruck. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. iSh Anna., IMI. 2.-. P afed the Mean, Davidron, from Mentferntt; Lice, Weer, heat amain; Eurydice, Compton, bee Satin et ; Jeans, Nike, MO kin, end the Columbus, Yiehwert, howl lilylw••1 the Wow Ms; Yarrow, fur St. Mends, cad the Ana, Meeks, ter thathree. Arauvan.—At Uri" Itsbatfais, from Riga—At Lberresi, Six Sift" Verber, fres Rio; hitreptd, Smirk; and Lydia. TIMM. oyiakc, Fattor, freer Mellna—At Cilinkar, from Gmerdfcr— , Al AM's. PrIPC. Edward. frau Liviwpool. The Traveller, Foasrsa, from Ri ga, is arrived at Hull. She failed from. Elfinore w ith a fleet of ten fail, under convoy of the Prince William armed (hip, and parted from them off the Schaw ; Capt. FOR ST s a fappores that they have put into Norway. The Nancy, the Walker, and the Koninglburg, of Hull, are part of the fleet. By a letter from Calcutta, of the soh of April, we learn that this Twills, Captain Recsaansow, was on the eve of failing for the Ifle of France, as a car tel, with the gallant Captain &ma'am late of la Pfyche, 35 Officers, and tso other French prifonert, to be exchanged for an equal number of our unfor tunate countrymen, now in clofe confinement there, to whom the unexpelted arrival of a cartel will, no doubt, prove a moil gratifying event. Letters from Bombay Rate, that his MaJetty's fri gate ST. Floasszo has captured a French frigate (la Cache) on that coati; and that the DIRDAIGN ausa frigate had been difmaßed, and narrowly efcaped foundering, between the Prince of Wales's and die Molucca Mandl, after convoying a Heet of our EaR Indiamen to Canton. Copy of a Letter from the MALT of the SNIP■ gun brig to Lieutenant CHAMPION, tie Commander of that veffel, by whom he had been fent as Prize- Mailer of a Dutch floop, of about ninety tons, cap tured by the Casson and the &airs : His Majelly's gaa.brig Saipe, Yarrnouth Raub, Dec. cp. - - - . " Sir—ln obedience to your orders, received on the 22d inflant, to proceed with the prize, Nentralite, to Yarmouth, I accordingly did fo, till about (even o'clock in the morning of the 23d, when the crew of the above veffel role upon us, and difarrued the two fentinels upon deck, immediately barring the remain. ing three of us down in the great cabin. They then made all the fail they could to the S. S. E. I called to them to know where they were going I They fiat anfwered to Embden. I told them, if they meant to go to Embden, they would Reer more to the Eaa ward (having a compels below, enabled me to kno* the courfe they !leered) They then laid, they were going to take us to Rotterdam. We then endea voured to break the hatch open, but were not able to effell it. On the morning of the zeth, they came to anchor, being very foggy, off Gravefand, in (even fathom water, ready far going into the Maefe: At 8 A. M. we called to them, to know if they would let us come upon deck I They anfwered, No :as fooa as you offer to come up, we will kill you all.'— We then began to break open the hatch r they de fended it with two cutlalles, and tome large iron bolts. They were fix in number, aml we 6ve. Hay. ing at length got the hatch broken partly in pieces, Davis, the marine, fired a pillitil up the hatchway, and wounded one of them in the fide, le as to difable him ; another immediately ran down the cable tier ; and the red then began to call fur qnarter, which was granted. About ten oellck we got pufreffion of her, when we immediately weighed, and made laid for Yarmouth, where I arrived, without any thing more material occurring. I am, &c. " JINN Ssiay , Mailer of the SNIPS." 0 To lieut. Champl,m, e. , mminSiog hie M, tft7'a gun-bt4 SP/c." LORD NSISI3Pr'S FIOw — IERALs The following it a brief ondine of this order of Proceffion from Greenwich to Whetehill . by water from thence to the Adlstirilty, *hare the body isto remain on Vfednefday iil ht t and next day's grand folemnity from the Adtbiralty to fat. Paul's: IRON ditrawlell HOSPITAL TO WHIT /TAM. tR Selle—Drunts—Trumpets—the Goidon ; seek berme by a C.ptatn, and fuppocted by two Westerman; two Purilairmata of Aron. et Ditto—Pour Tiumpets Olken of Anne barb( the Wean. target. fword, (pure, he. of the denoted. &Min as a &Land the great Banner, fupported as above. 3d Ditto—Sir Trumpets. three Hannan& each Gde,eack &perm ted by • Lieutenot—BODY—VifeasnetCoronet.furmta Norroy, King of Arms ; Derma Flag at the head; pack fita them and Arms of the denoted. • 4th Ditto—Chief mourner,aupponers, and Twin barer; Ban ner of Emblems, borne by a Captain, and . 9apported by two Lieutenants. Three of the barges to be covered with black cloth, that carting the Body with black velvet. From Whitehall to the Admiralty, the MuLc, Banners, Herald's Officers, &c. to follow in the fame order as on the water. A canopy to be carried over the body, fupported by four Admirals. FLOW TOM 110111 AAAAA TA IT. PAUL'& Mir&ahem to dear tie way. Mealier to the College at Aram Sig Coodudors, with the Vikoest's Craft sod adze ea their arms, Staves wkk COMM. Forty.eight Ortenwkii Psolloarrs, to block desks. Party tight Seamen aids Majeity's Ship the Victory, with erupt hotheads. Six Watermat of deccafotio Mack, with hedges es tbeir arms. Drams and Fifes. MIMI Mejor. Trumpet& Sajeant, Diro. Rouge Croix, Purfulvants of Arms ; a Standird In frost of the Coach, borne by a Captain In the Ro)al Blare. fopported by two Lieutenants, . . - . . . Chaplain of the Detested. Others of the College of Arms. MARA in Chancery and other Dignitaries of the Law, the Chief juitice to be laft. Judge of the Admiralty. Chamberlain of the Exchequer. Groom of the Chamber. &calker of the Ceremonies. Knights of the Bath. Gentlemen of the Privy Chamber. Knight Manisa. • Bonnets. Ginsdematt Ughte, carrying a Carpet nn a Cuadtm, foe Trophies to be depofited no in the Church. Caters of Hourettald to Decoded. Pam and Public Micas in rotation. Trumpets. RiclimondHuald. _ _ Great Banner, - b — Ortieincffa ported as before. Gauntlet, Helmet, Sword, Ike. of Gewafed, cacti borne by a Heiald at Arms. Cleoll4l oil a Condon, horns bitieero y King of Ares. adios for Clarsociene, with Gentlemen Unicrs no each Ode. THE BODY, (the Pail rupported by four Admirals.) Bailees of the Vidtory, drawing the Car. Garter King of Arms. Chief Mourner, (His This tweeted by a Captain ip the Royal Navy Gen damn Unties an each emit) Si. Militant Mourners. Banner of Emblems. Kebrions of theDoteaki _ . Officeto of tha Ni - vy -- a4A - risii,iosior;Tiezt to the Body. The Lord Mayor, Sheriff, &c, are to fall into the Proceffion when it enters into the City at Temple Bar. The different gradations of rank to be inverted in the order of proceffion before the Body, but to follow the Body in the eflablifhed order, the higheß in rank taking precedence of the next, and fo down wards, that perfons of the higheß diaindion may be neat the Body. On the front of the cornice of the canopy on the funeral car will be the word Nits ; and at the oppo fite end the word T AAAAA oake.-.-On one fide his Lord fhip's motto--Paboaa gsti meratit frat ; and on the other the appropriate infcription, Heife deviao repievit the letters to be gold, relieved from a black ground. An Admiral of the White's flag, half maR down, at the back part of the car, reprefenting the Vidory's fiern. The canopy to be in the form of an ancient farcophagus, fupported by four palm trees, entwined with branches of natural laurel and cyprefi, drawn by fix horfes, without a driver, but each led by a man on font. On either fide of the car four poles, held by feamen of the Vidory, to appear as if they worked the vehicle forward ; one Lieutenant of the Royal Navy is to fit on the platform At each angle of the coin. On Saturday the Dean of St. Paul's and Lord Hawkeflurry will meet together for the pnrpofe of allotting the feats to the different perfons of dififft• lion who are to be prefent. I.ORD NELSON', COFFIN. The following are the principal ornaments and de. vices on the external coffin, which has been prepared for the remains of the departed Hero : The Houllneee (No. it.) is a corred copy of the allegorical engraving, pubilibed by that actin, to the memory of Lord Nei. ton. It ordeala a monument fupported by Eagles, the emblems of vldhory, with the portrait of the decoded Hero in toff° relievo furmotented Dylan Us ts. containing or. Muss ; over which reclines a figure of Grief. At the hare are fon the lkitilh Lion, with ens of his paws laid os the Gallic Cock, Sphinxes, sad other trophka, intended to commemorate the memorable victory which the gal. lent Admiral obtained on the Stores of Egypt, and to Indicate that he might faith, claim the Sovereignty of the Ocean. No. g. Is a Vifrount's Coronet. (Next follows the Piste, with the infeription, as given in a for se . 3 . I. the lint craft granted to him by his Majelt: after the beetle off Cape St. Vincent, when his Lordalp bonded and wok the San Jofef; the motto is Faith and Wattle." No. 4. Is a weeping Figure, a can from the enclose, wtapt up in drapery, kc. The face is hid, and it is aleogedwr one of the molt chute exquifite fymbole of grief that we Inge ever fees. All the foregoing ornaments and devices are on the 14 of the coffin. No. S. Is affixed to the left.liand fide of the oars next to the bead; it rsprefeata tan Ifni& Lion holding the Union Flag. No 6. Is t h e Mon Honourable Order of the Bath, with the motto Tele juneta in Uno." No. 7. Which is direCtly in the centre, is a heautif tt etempolliticO of Britannia and Neptune, Odle.; triumphant oe the Ocean drawn by Sea•horfes, and Isd by Fame, oldie Neptune b punting to a thield, which bears this motto. Vim Immo/tali " No. 8. Is the Order of St. Ferdioami. which he received frets the King of blotto, with its motto, Fide et Mono.. NO. 9. Is a Conodrie,an attribute In confequence of the glorious victory of the Nile. No . tn. Is placed at the foot of the vain ; it h a Naval Trophy of appropriate companion. No. al. is agreed on the right Ode of the coffin, towards the foot; it rep:dents a Dolphin. No ta. Is the order of St. Joachim, trariftnitted an him by the Emperor Paul, as Ur Lud Minter of the Knights of Malta, wkb Its motto, " Jonah nris Amor." No. g.t. In the csntre , n the teft hand, are Nen Britannia and Peptone, riding trissinpham un the Ocean, drawn tef Set hods, &c as beiora. :.4.2..14. IS the order of the Gran.: Crefeent, which WM Ma- , w betiediadollibirAito/s4 h tio dolaltrd I gisrisoi Ist* d tits fast lea opts Ws, Sphpes. ibe sistikm 4 1 (FfIr• No. sa. As tie head sod stabs sift, Whir mord ass &Way tri e lks Witb bi‘ L : a sT aill 7l, l in iff ri &MN ii ,Op Pao (be fsonee p ol s h on t • on the sash of St. Clement's Chorea jet the Strand. the' es the footb beteg too barmy. ~ • SECOND EDITION. ROCK TORT SQIIADRON. ' 1 ... 1 This afternoons the following bum ?as kit to Lloyd's Co&ilonfe : * ADMMALIt OIPICI, JANUARY a. :SA a His Ida i lefly's gory Lane. which joined Lord " Coar.nrdirobs in the sotb of November. to " planed, that on the sod, of that month. being 1" in let 30, long. 57, with a convoy of as fail. t<for the Coma of Africa, they with the Roche "pp fort Squadron, which gave to thorns foot el " the Convoy probably efca oni , of than sneer " tairotnd one (the Devon) was fuppofed to betaken. '4IE, liis Lordfltip immediately difpatchcd a fquadrnq " in quell of the enemy. The Taaveaaie, the " Does, the ADMIRAL Nsasoi, and the Coatetaas s .' probably efcaped. The ATA WIT* (lipplged Al. " Larne) uncertain." MLSSENGERS FROM VII CONTINENT 4 At 25 minutes after one o i clock this aftermath Mr. Hamaavt. from the Allied Army. and Mr. Er.swoarn, from Berlin, bieffengers, arrived in Downing ftreet. They left Berlin on the s6th failed from the Elbe on Friday left, and landed at Harwich Left night. They bring difpatehes, front which the following particulars have been ma• . munieated to the Right Hon. the Loan Idavorti It is but too true that an Artnifliee was *dually, concluded between the Emperor of Germany and Bo AAAAA TB on the 6th ult. that its conditions do not efentially differ from thofe mentioned in the French papers; that the Emperor of Bussta had not acceded to it ; but that the Ruffian troops are withdrawing into Hungary; that r 3d and 4th, with though not doeifivel Rrength of the allied was abfolutely Eighty. Lord HaaROMIT the 16th expea frigate is on the over. Mould HAM] By the P fingers. three at which this letters nor ' Office. Report rays that that the Archduke and General Nay, he had fummoned received for Rawer ( cluded between Ft imam holtilities bad In confequence ceand, and the French army was to oceepy its relent politions. , Since writing the above we have received our journals and letters. We have only time to Elate, that the Mails which have arrived are thole of the tyth. zoth, and sath nit. and that they fully coati's the difaftrous intelligence which has already been receiv ed by the French paper the Arm. The Ruffian troops are reiring by the way of Poland i but it does not appear Igi th/t ta Its gni is Included in the armillice. it The and Berlin, whim , . iced on the 18th Ult. and h a d lan andienee of !toil Hies' mono. The Pelt Ga zette coatains an a unt, that the Archduke Cuzat.ss, on his way to Vienna, to leagues front Gratz, fell in with Marital MIT, whom he defeated with the 101 l of 1000 killed and wounded, 4000 loners, and is pieces of cannon. Colonel Condi'', Haabio arrived at tentra on the toth ult. fent b, Prince C to forninen that Chy to fur render. The anfwer retorned was, that fuch a frieXiiiit WAS impollible bane a fulpenfon of arms had been cfm. eluded. klamsuarsu, Drc. 34.-.-The Grand Doke CRS• • tTANTI It of Ruffia has arrived at Berlin, and has it is hid, cffered hs Prufrian Welty the wht le Rufliass Army to be At his entire difpnfals but it t, likewise reported that his Pluffi in Niajtay has &OWL w.r. eept ihe the r.ffer. guy; that the fighting had continued., she b, with an ifine confiderably fa n .... deeifively. to the allies—and r the (the allied anbt , when the *Wen arandr. Italy Eighty.five Tboufeed usetk f . laattowar and Mr. Hannon,. Ise Oa .apes to save Berlin emertftently4toetigh a m the other fide in waiting to Ong them ad their departure Weems nftedry 11 ...—......... i HAMBURGH MAILS. 1. Pickets which brought over the a ve Met hree Mails have arrived ; but at e hour his fecond edition was put to pref neither journals had been delivered from e Pori- Pays that there Mails have brought ' ousts LlT.lldlike CR/ARIAS had defeated MA Lao ral Nay, and fine reached Vienna ; at mmoned the place to furrender, and or anfwers that an anniftice had been con . tween France and the Emperor of Au. •. >Macs had in eentrenene. r..11A ..A .1.. • a