Star. — London, England, 1806-01-30 00:00:00

• LONDON. • - Malell.atonto we MK Ito* us dikik, hoe to Woo' off tie 101 l totheeltewn thot apparel, bad boovetit the Wes t a eendelen. We imem, now, dot Ppeliamost is Gala& iod sees to lonia ntirionte t WWII we hem teeolved renown Jaws fees war Prided*, In has kti so the doe Neelpqrs Avow, by orb= their Tapen fiewerflad bas tie wostry, Own Abettors embers far Tin bros. That to a (pocks of ispeideo to which owe solleottra suety ems apply the proper remedy Lo than write .ftileek pretest Agents to &kande= fen* than, and an la aleedity on we thall give their soden to Kowtows, who do net wreales the lose fraud. If they do sot know eke now of is Argot, let doe difotedeue es take the fob/United Pope*, WOW the dots what they top, and pay only up to that dote, tombs so moist to provide 1/111ftwidt asethet digest. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30. Lae Caen,' TIII FIRST% M PRI& 011 ea. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Ihwat abut tpri toff Long Ant tr 946.1 3 per C. Red. Aa 6t If bola Read* se. es. pram. 3 par Coo Coat. 6z 60f 61 laefea r Sib Oh 46. prem. pee Com ypi Oresiaas om sPar Gat Navy poi ptif Coat far a ce.lif Cloaca Assaceoseses Resistor', Efq. Secretary to the Pdasquis Coauwassts, arrived at the India Made. yeßerday afternoon, with difpatches from Sir 01101tOR BARLOW, dated October 23, announcing the eiteply-regretted death of the Marquis Coaews Laos Ghaseepoor, in the province of &naves, no the itth of Claober. Upon this melancholy fubjea a Ca sette Extraordinary was poblinted it Calcutta. a copy of which is given in the preceding column. Thefe chi . - patches were brought home in the Meanie frigate, Capt. Sir Jona Goat, which arrived at Weymouth, from Bengal in eighty.fonr days. The frigate was OS the lee of Wight on Tuefday I but a Prong ed its& whsd fpringing up. Sir Joan Gotta bore away for Weymouth, where the difpatcbes were landed and 'studied to the care of Mi. Secretary Rees e sou, who reached town yeßerday afternoon. Previoufly to the death of the Noble Marquis, ad. vices bad been received of the relent", of the Briti& Relldency by Scindia. and of Mr. Jilt tirs's arrival in the camp of Major General loin, at Task t—of fittinita's complete reparation from the iaeeretLs of Balky, and els Vikeel having been delegated, with full powers, to toter into a negotiation with the Bei. till Government, fot the adjullment of all differeaces Between the two Rites. The Vakeel had been plait. Itily received in camp by Lord Lam Sir Juno Illaat.ow, on whom the Gemeinment General of is. dla bad devolved on the death of the Maryiis Garth wets's, bad palled Desires, in his way tots Up per' Stations, where he was proceeding to direft the emmtrfe of the isegociations with Scindia, with whieh aieftaie there was every profped of a fpeedy atif lialefoltory arringement. Balker's troops woe Iris is usraieweead bad wiwaread' towards the Meet, ordie teas. ea Wide adios eawpwwfsato. ontraled is have heck dapeadaitra ; 'Mk 104eNt tigiositualed that be wield derive pay stdasei from For edam Imelligenee, received by the Mama frigate, we refer our Readers to the next page. The ahem intelligence, fo fat as relates to politi al sad editor! 'movements in India. and. to the gamiality of ow leaden, appear shoo& unintelligi lic. sad canaille What we have more than once had etesaGoit to Balm that a fyilens has been introduced into the management of our India concerns calculated to keep the nation in entire ignorance of affairs in which it is fo deeply intereßed. Baena' we were informed, on the lace arrival from iodia,was cotripletely reined,...-had Red in difguife— wee wandering as a fugitive and a begget. Now we are told his mom: ere again is swam i—end, as a matter of great confolatior, that a peace has bens t eenclauled?—nog but that there was every prolita that Poi, world k tie r**/ with Dowlut Row Seindia ! I The rot is, a new war has broken out in India.— We are unwilling to Rate the rumours that nave i leached us, beeaure they may be erroneous; but, at a crifis like the prefent. the country ought to know its fituation without any dirguife whatever. and we doubt not, that a remedy will now be applied to this itbore. - i . The death of the Marquis CORNMALLIs at fuck an 'eventful period, is a real lofs to the Britiil Empire. itwe are righly informed, his Excell e n c y was boo 'let from Bengal, on his jOurney to the army, from hich he was Rill dißant about Soo miles. The edufa left Bengal on the 3d of November : the has Leached Portfmouth. -,‘• Sir ST [TIM( Corrzast, Knight, Mailer of Cere monies to the Kum, has received a grant of a penfion of one thoufand two hundred pounds per an num ; and on his demiie, should his Lady furvive him, the is to enjoy a portion of fevers hundred and eighty-fit pounds per annum during the term of her natural life, The intended grants to the family of the late Lord Nstsom, which have been mif-Ratad in Come of the I papers, are, as Rated by Lord CASTLIESAGN on t aelday, as follows s an annuity of acieoL per an t nuns, to be fettled on the Dowager Lady Ns tvolo, for life, end the Turn of sco,oool. to be appropriated to the purchafe of an eßate, which is to be annexed to the title of Earl NILSON. On Monday, fet off from Edinburgh for London, • the Earl and Counters of EOLINOTON, Lady Jame MONTGOSISSY and fairs HAMILTON. We underhand that private letter. from St. Pererf burgh mention the death of M. as WOILOWZOtr, the Minifier of the Emperor. - • - • • . gETIP ADMIgISTRATION. _ . A temporary delay has Gemmed is the New Ito nillerial Arrangements, from the important dream. Rate of the Marquis of Coaawascus's death. As we fated two days ago, tlse plea was to bare been laid before the /Irmo this day, bet the fathoms, of Indian appointments being aecefferily involved in that event, another day is required to adjult. them. The arrangements cannot therefore be fob 'shoed to his Al.je Ay for approbation till toossorrew. After this delay of one day, we have authority to ftate,that no other circum fiance is at prefer* is the way to retard the fulfilment of what the country now expeas, with eager and fond expeffation--the Asti fettleasent of a firm and refpedtable Adasinifiresicia. In the prefent Rate, temper, and expeiatioas of the country, if any (trios, ',Mack mould arife to this extinlion of party, and to the triumph of great and falutary purpofes, fuch fenfations would certainly arife, as we pray to filaaall may never affee the Britifh bofom. If there were anions grounds for even lightly dreading fuels'at cent, the expreffios of apprebenfion might be juftified ; but, no Poch grounds of fear mil. And therefore we make bold to condemn u dangerous propagators of idle, yet mirdsieVous rumours, thole Prints which though in the depth of utter ignorance re '(peeing prefent arrangements, moll impudently Pretend to alarm the public mind with hints at die. culties and difagreetnents, which *sift only in their own embarraied and difeordant brains. The country cannot be difippointed in this great plan of union— It is the worn fpeeies of kiwi mehorz, to predilt !itch unhallowed evils to the country. By the death of the Marquis Commeasts. the Of. flees of Confiable of the Tower and Lord Lieutenant of the Tomer Divifion i and the Colooriky of the 33d Regiment of Foot bec ome vacant. His Lordlitip is fucceeded in his titles and elate by his fon, Lord Banos, now Marquis COANIPALLIS. By the acccffion of Vifeount Boors to the title of Marquis Cortaartears there is a vacancy in the re prefentation for the C ounty of Suffolk. Lear As sr ans.—The judges yeterday met its the Treafory Chamber of the Lag Bench, and chore their Circuits as miler r— ationale... Lea Ilieskresdi tai parallel, Orate. Winn. its—iamil Mid JAIN Disia.diamilltr.llwes Ceara Now e—lead Chief *ma Wiressala and Ids Mims I. Wasyease—Mr.lasda Tbasdas sad illrEr. Le am r Werrsaaw•lllr. Jake Rases we Ibis, Ozraerev-dir. joke Lomas* said 116: Rama. Oa Moaday /all deed at Comma, in Wormier. thire, the Right Hem the of Coetnreas in the 83d loar of his age. By the delude of his Lord Desanoase comes into politica of the fitle and the whole of the _family elates, amounting in their annual value to 35,0001. The late Lord's funded property cicada a ao,OOOL t but at ht is not known in what way it is sfilpoied . Lord Dalai' veer (now Earl of Cove...ray, the eldell fog of the late Lord) hasbeen in a Ism of fenCual dark. ruts for man, years, owing to ma accident which happened to him whilft hunting with the Kim!, in the neighbourhood of Windfor prrei. The prefent Earl has a very fine family of Mae children by his Lady, sow living, who is a very satiable aad ammo- Ipliillederomari. The late Lord, for the lei two months of his life, was totally blind; bur, in other mfpois v his health was couliderably better than it bad been for many years previouly. Two capital Works are announced on the &dual State! of Ireland. which it may be retained will aford the fulled information relative to that country. One of them is by Dr. Smeroar, of Colon, father of the prefent IKn. EDGRISOItYII e and author of the well-known /depend aloe memoir ilia floating its tad the other is by Mire 0 - weasoe, r.f Londonderry, the Lady whole difcrimination and powers of elegant writing have been lately exemplified in her Novel of the Novice of St. Dominic. Arrived at Glafgo)w, on Friday fe'nnight, from Lisbon, in 24 days; the new (choosier Indullry, Capt. Setae az, of iso tons burden, with a cargo of oranges, figs, almonds, ecc. This octet belongs to. JANUS DUILOP. Efq. of Montreal; fhe was lately built at qtrebee, and is theifrif veld that ever creed eke Atlanta to tbe Broaniettat. Eztraet of a letter from an officer of the tzth, or Queen's foot, dated, River Tagus, under quarantine, jams. I, s So 6. " I am requefted to inform yoo of our diareffed flotation, having been taken prifonets by the Breit fleet on our return froarGibraltar. A gale of wind feparated us from our convoy, and on the ,soh of December we fell into the hands of the enemy. who I lowered all their boats and plundered us of all our baggage and the stores of the tranfport, which they fet fire to immediately afterwards. We were taken on board the French Foudroyant, of 84 guns, the flag.fbip of the fleet ; and after taking us or a cruise fair days towards the Weftern Mantis, they judged it advifable (lest any difiemper might get into the fleet), to fend me and the lick, together with the women and children, by the firft opportunity, to Come neutral port. On the 19th, they captured the Gou. land, of Poole, bound to Labors with fills ; and after having plundered her of the greateft part of her cargo, provisions, &c. fenius, a 8 in number, on board of her—we trulling to the mercy of the waves, not having sufficient men to work the (hip, or any pro vi fions but fuch as they had rendered tqtally unfit We have been a 8 days on board that (hip on for ufr. the very dreadful allowance of half a pint of water and one batik in 24 hours, for each individual ; but this day, (thanks to Goo) terminates the whole of our di tirels, having come to an anchor." It is mentioned that Government will want no Loan before the month of April. Put what a loan, or rather, what rich gifts will Pot tune begin to make to a multitude of her vote' its on the 3d, of neat month ! Thefe are fupplies which numerous indi viduals will raife at a very cheap rate, and that will put them in polf:ffinn of both trincOal and arterefl during 'belt lives. It is ft...reels - ticcelfary to obfet ve, that the great Lottery Scheme, which commences drawing Ul a few days, it the impor taut Coerce of in dividual wealth hate alluded to. • 'DEFENCE OF THE COUNTRY. . TO Tit& Imre* OF THE STAR. LETTER 111. SIII••••Our Wilda &nation, which in ordinary wan protests us from all hazard of laver:on, upon the 011111 band firbie6; as to peculiar diradvantages in the acquifition of military (kill, which can only be fur mounted by extraordinary fags ak and exertion. It implies, therefore, no infenfibilit to the merits of many molt refpeaabk Officers in our fervice to re. mark, that from this mule, without any fault in their -perfonal conduet, our country has lunch fewer tele brined Generals than Admirals or Statelinen to bosh of. Hence too, it is at kart likely.that our whole enessemae• its this department mull be found Ws bawled to soul and effeetive duty, tban thole which Wilt in the armies of Continental Powers, whore wilds territories either have been lately, o r may, at all tines, become the tbcatre of war. Marlborough our only modern General, who ranks in the higheft clefs, was bred is foreign fervice, where he few To. I renne oppofed to Mootenculi. For future years, if we are dellined to forvive the prefent trills, oar sai ffilary college is an admirable efiabliflunent. In adts.; lIINb to it, I think there can be little doubt, that as tlioallossoolose allies are traiaed in theßritifh navy, Co ha tinges efreice, 'at hall thofe of oar land fervice, who nee duetted at the national infhtution, for our Eurapenu win% ought to be employed upon the Coo ties:pc in she armies of the friendly Powers, where ever the eondellfse of hohilities upon a great teak into be lift; Oshawa which look to futurity cannot However mai es to meet the emergency, =drink eh only pretest themfalves becanfe the renfens Volt Sick they ref are the fame that affil to de uscesibuto tho uneifity of • Rag all our wifdotn, and dt sordarts, new to isproee the !ate of our fyf tb fifth a degree, as say enable us to contend upon equal-tams for our prefervation. ; 'Amending to all authorities, the zharatlerinic dif femme between the Fritleh fyftem, both of difcithMe and tallies for their envies and onrs, is, that in every inhance, their Battalions are not only taught the mensal and platoon exercifes, and the common immeovves, to give them the implements and rudi ments of the military art ; bat, as form as thefe have been learnt, are carried forward to that fpecies of training, which correfponds tvith aaual warfare.— Whereas, Imola the contrary, it is notorious that we sayers° beyond the moneeuvres tithe reguietioas le one ordinary atsitod of drilling. Conftquently, with . dslokiag an, it is a prevalent opinion, that lets than two mouths, with proper attention and ability, a litusaliees of our Infantry may learn all that isrogoired so the rehmeft wine #' the stifity tii: treisho sod doe ofterinirds, through an eternal re. petition tithe fame proce6 while they continue at bowie,dosy rumais 'lbuiftster if they do not become ladiffmrent. It kith* the ASA of the preface of the fumy is roil torsi* tebeitew all farther or different ideas *idle food,' es of a eddies,. Thole of our canary men, who, dating the late peen, attended reviews of Botiaparte's logic's, and have returned borne, agree in Rating, that they have fern theft chiefly ex ercifed in a manner totally different from our me thod. The firh pan of the procefs, beyond which we do not nfually pats, occupies little time with theta, and they are 'comparatively emulate of that minute and formal accuracy, which runs into detail and precifion, that cannot be preferved in the field. But, upon the other hand, they are habituated to the ready formation of moveable colonme, to the moo& celerity of movement, in all changes .of po , fuioo, whether for attack or defence, or retreat, and either fur fighting in folid and compaft bodies, or in the moll difengaged manner as the various circumflan- tits of the kength, c►araßer, and operations of the enemy, and the nature of the country arid °Neat, of the campaign may diflate. The genius of thy , Officer is thus always employed in exereifes which are ►he image of teal war, and both the body ant!' fpirit of the &Wier are habituated to thole exertions by which he mull difconcert, baffle, and defeat his enemy. From the inftant that the whole minds and energies of the French foldiery were direfted in this manner, they have prevailed againft their enemies, who ad hered to the taffies of the old fchool. Their firft Generals, after the revolution, Luckner and Ro chambeau, did not attempt to innovate, and they effeEted nothing but their own difgrace. Dumourier led the way, and all his fucceffors have, according to tl.:ir capacities, seed upon the fame principles, from which the fyfiem of Napoleon has been formed. That it mull fuperfede the fyftem of Frederick the Great can be nu longer doubtful, for the choice which remains is either to be. detlrnyed, or to adopt it. No ewe will fuppofe that I can intend, in fuch an addrefs as this, to go into detail. Moll fatal expe rience has proved, that fuch foperiority of Dill and energy are derived from this new fyllem, as will always overmatch mere flreugth and bravery. Upd n • field of coma, indeed, we have hitherto prevailed when our troops were well commanded, as foperior in there latter qnalities. But in bollilitics, upon a great kale. Auaria has been ruined in t%;ta months by her i..feriority in the comer ; and I am afraid that the liiitory of the laa war demonarates. that in the management of large armie'. we have no right to better fortune, val:fs we change our UM ...."..- . _ --0... Wm Arcs. Mori certain it is, float chile 6fty-might pr haps be cited in the French army, sot one Ge eral of great name, eaceptiog the Archduke Charles. Peen * to have been bred in the ware fusee the trench Re volution-among the Aufirians. As to our Officer., that writer is unworthy to be read who eAn back upon the fame period without grateful Yeeleration the virtues and firvices of the immortal Aliirgrornity, and of his living afociates. The higheft fend of their merits is not inconfifleot with the obfervations l i hern made. Favour to whatever will promote genial in the Officer, exertion in the foldior and vigorous energy through the whole fervice, is to be mot, confidently expelled from all who have lucent - Jelly cultivated thefe qualities. I will even venture to fay, that the fame difpofition prevails through the whole mall, and needs but to be cherilbed by proper excitement. It is wet: known, that as Coon as they hod no more to learn, our molt gaudy Vcluntotr Battalion* kiwi. at the uniformity of their eatrcire, and drop frogs pore rairsi, orders in Co far as they are retained by pay. The Militia and regular foldiery have no op. _ * tion, but they have the fame feelings. If our honour, in lependatte e ntildiberty, will, the Britilb Conftitution, sod eves our wise load, ate • at flake, it is then a duty puseemount to all ahem • in oar ruler., to roof' the whols flick and outdate she whole drength of the State. TM arranger sers and motives by which slits eau los doss without delay, ' : are of vital importance. Whoever would real the& is the word of traitors, and he renounces his risie ei the name of a Briton, who refutes sow to Iced his bean and band, his thoughts and his labour, at this moment, in the fpeedy accotuplilunent eights week upon which the falvation of his country depends. CAMILILL•I. (To k aiditrotiL) NAUTICAL TI4LLIGEIVCP.' ' 4 MAILS nos bAr—.Wls& X = ' r ' • AMC •Ite. aaa. Dublin t ogre fines it 44 Watarturl s s lisolotat • 41101 PergaNcs, JAR. 37.---Laltsight arrived the Vasa of and from St. Ives, Revalues ineltermith pilchards for this place, in order to be lipped elf for Italy. which has been the only arrival of any sate he ewe three weeks pal. FALMOUTH, Jas. 39. 4 AiTiilld the Yana, Pens% from Haply., laden with brandy, is 24:, , the Optic= brig Haslet, Tastmaa, 41leoehacco, in as days. Sailo4 dis Armirimp . Captain. POT'', foe Esetoodes Amelia pecket, Captain arenas, with Abell lit Barbadoes and Jamaica ; Debt el Notiiihjilll packet, Captain Butt,, with a moil for the Liiihe4 'lands; Walfingbam picket, Captain Rovers ; met Lea Hobert pecker, Captain Pewee,, with male LMbeee. • 'Mod IL E. • Prneorne, jam. al.—Came in the Churl? re brig free GOstaltar, lal frees Torbay, where Me put her difpatches en mere the spit init. pea the lEgiTs of 74 pet. Vice Madre! Tisoaaatierseon, from the ILaftward ; bs is raid to be bound for the Streights.—Sailed the Venus, Captain Laasos, - ibr , Naples. with fa- POIIIIII7OTIII, JAIL 29.—Arrived his Stajeity's dip Mums*, Capt. Sir Jona Goal, in 87 days from Bengal—Ose brings the melancholy news of as jamb pf his Latellancy the Marquis COUWALLII. The I MUMMA left Bengal on the 3d November.—Admiral r °to. lfaatts is appointed fecond in command It this port, vice Admiral Sir I. Corms, who is phis on have efotsfence for twelve months.—The Pita per, bomb is appointed convoy far the'Dowae. • Deet s Jas. el.—Sailed the Elphialtooe Eel bi. diamao'; the Brunferiek, Straw, for Jamaica;. Mer cury, Cato usu., for St. Thomas; and the 4. asittance,. Lap, for New York, with feveral other outward-hotrod veffels from the River for Portfesoetb. &rived the Mt, sr o flop of war from Yu et ; Findon, naval tranfport, from the River ; Titans' frigate, and the thorns- gun brig from Sheernefs, in the Downs , 1 --- and remain _ _ with the dips as per left. Wind. N. N. W. YALIMOUTII, JAN. 19.—Sailed the PIUNC/133 or Ounce man of war, to the Nore. Arrived from Oporto with wine, the Favourite and Cora ; alfo a large fleet from the Baltic. The Nile, of this parr, WISIPRAN matter, from the Balee with grain, bound to London, in a gale on Monday tag, was wrecked • off the Home Sand—crew all perifbcd : part of the wreck is wattled on Ihore at Lowenoft. Two boats belonging to the EIA AAAAA and Turns, were fwamped, but no lives were loft. Sailer! to relieve the 011'1110s frigate, the TNITrt, for the Tezel, and the Gilt BILL'ILkg, and Tviazass gun brigs.— Arrived the.Osetom,gers brig.—One P. 14. arrived two baggers, fuppqfed to be fmugglers, and a fii gate, but cannot get the particulars in time fur port. The Ammo?' is under orders for the Nore. Remain in the Roads the Majeflic, Admiral Ru itrw buck, Admiral D.JUGLAS ; EtpliAllt ; Stately, Dic tator, Antelope. Ruby, and Agincourt; Ofreror. Center, and Forward gun brigs ; and Agnes lugger. Wind S. W. moderate. FROM ur.ovrys UST. GIAVCIEND. JAN. A.-4 +Zed by the William, Caplinger, from Barbieti—Saed the Frafteifeu., theyd, (or Catwpcit ; wee, Carneby, for LiiM.n ; Wailant, Nl.Cree, far MIA ; Arleen. Ms Yacht. Streehe; and the Martha, Levriagtan, fur Liablis. The Huntrefs (an American) Cusalaottaat, lrN Belfaft for Gibraltar, is Laken by the essearissil Imp. and catiadinto - • - 1 • •