Star. — London, England, 1806-11-21 00:00:00

I WitrbiLitkii•OPf/CR, IVe•. so, aBo6 THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLINC . . Ills 11147.1071", *dry, a Serail ere MAW. That on 'nut fday the 4th of December Drat, they will be ready to receive Tenders in wrhing. (fated up) u d treat (or TWO HUNDRED TONS of GENITINP. O.NTRAPAL, to be delivered one half thereof in one month, and the ot►er half in one mono after, ir to His Majefty's VtAudhrg Stores at Deptford and to be paid for by all. payable wi h bowl ninety days after date • The Conditions of t►e Contract may be feen at the Secretary's Oaks. Ile retard staff as hate trot took, in ssittl ths trim Asa set Ss 's iert'," hp worthof losArti, sr 410.1: wg f. Sheen/ who Ihartl &Ore tar .'cloth es the fisid.Therfsity. for stA Derssakor mat, Nor oslsit tht prim vas sesiii the feuds,. er few tssfse War awed, to m -1.~ -a- idatif ftr. GENE*AL EL ACTION. MIDDLESEX-NINTH DAY. The crowd in front of she huflings yederday, Wib greater than on any former day of the Elation, to which the finenefs of the day, and the circornflance of the catteft at Covent Garden being ttiminaltd, oo doubt contributed. Mr. Whitbread, Mr. H. C. Consfse, Mr. Brand, and f I other public charaßer., came Mein in the morning, and polled. Mr. Whitbread gave a plumper for Mr. Byng, Mr. Cesmbe and Mr. Brand polled for Mr. Byng and Mr. Mellifb. Mr. Whit. bread and Sir Francis Burdett, afterwards walked up and down together for a conficierable time, in teem. ingly and ferinu. coven - anon. At the chili of the puil at three o'clock the num bers were— William Mall tla 1160$ Georgepyri, egos Sir tfrasets nordete tab Mr. Bran made his bow. mid retired. Sir navels Intrattrattl then hipped forward. and addreffed the bettors to the Yoiloi fns effea Gentians's. ifs tiro kw ibfeteitleeis Which I (hall have to 'mishit frau with tiielay. I OUR WI be mo t e fliceignistefialt I Was yentrday in my iiidea. your. en make veyfleW intelligible to the 'Gentleman who nands nett rift, 'beeitlife I am envious to know the diffietilti.l *kith be finds tri comprehending me, and what tobjeflium, If any, %dun he does under hand them, he may have to my fintiments. And I hope you will pay that proper auention to what he may fay. as you would to a percent whom you are abnot to return as your Reprefeaiative. But few days for polling remain, and it would he rather hard that you fhould find that you had returned a man without knowing what his fentiments or condelh were likely to be. Gentlemen, is has been my lot in addiefing niyfelf to you, frequently to notice the afperfions which certain perfons are pleafed to cull on my charaher. This line of condo& I run called on to follow here, becatife this is the only place where I have an opportunity of anfwering them. In pun' fuance of this plan, I mull now reply to crime of nth!' invehives which I find from the papers of this meta ning were yellerday thrown out agaihn me, at eery Lain meetings of thole perfuns who have been pleafed to become my opponents and calumniators. I waft; in the fink place, allude to a remark made, or laid to have been made by Lord William Rolfe% in which he charges me with inconfi lence. in having, on the mention of the Weaminfter Elation, promifed my lupport to Lord Percy, and ezprelfed a good opinion of Minftleva, whereas I now objetled to their meafures. To thew, however, that there is its fuch conduit any incontinency, would, I fulpeS, require more hogenuity than Lord William Roffoll poffelres ; becaufe, in fion,•the very ground on which I foppori . ad Lord Percy at that time was, his offering him& in oppofition to Mr. Sheridan. The Noble Lord ha Paid, however, that on their nutlet as Minillers. I con gratoleted the country on the change which he taken place. I onquenit.nably did fo. I then hoped that fume smell( ration in the condition of the pO Ol plc of this country would have been attempted to be boron/it shoot. From eke Noble Lord at the he#d of affairs and 'he ref of his party I did uncineniern obi, believe that fomerhieg better than we had litdy -bite atztilicitned to fee, might be looked for.. If I hadlitnfelfed elppritition to them before they bad an opportunity of maturing their elms and layles. dress Wort hid . public': I would not 0 hal e bee* Ailing content) , 'to my feelings of pet onal snub. •Virent to tunny of 'them, but the public would have hod a eight4o fry, that it was not fair to declare op petition to ahem till it *as teen what they were to • Art. - Bat it is orange indeed that they fhonld com plain that I erirtrtained a higher opinion of them than they &felted. Per haps Lord W. Rafe% like a pet iin ins (hip under fail,fiippoleg every thing to have been in oustion around him. I, however, have not been in motion, hut liatiunar y, while they have been changing their plaies. The high opinion which I had long entertained of the tranfcendant abilities of Mr. Fox did, indeed, infpire me with Saluting I hopes. The aftlnifhing powers of mind and the ami kble qualities of that great man, mint have made all Ihnfswlw knew him, as I did, indeed congratulate ehemfalon on his elevation to *office. He was the • only perfon whom I looked to with confident hope. I did, lurely,lonk forward to him, etpeaing that,from Iris great, tranfcendant, and capacious. mind, lonic inotfures of real public utility would emanate. I look ed for them with that deflect with which the weary sniveller to the defart looks for the refrefhing drops from Heaven ! But, after a long period of time is Suffered to elapfe, and flill nothing is . dune, it would he carrying my complaifance ton far to fay, that I • bill entertained the lime fetitimenrs with refpeft to the prefect Minittry which I formerly expreffed ; and not ei,teitaining that opinion, it would be unfair to let others hipped' I did. Mr. Whitbread, too, is reprefented, though perhaps ctroneoulle, as hav ing attributed to one the uttering of fenfelefs and . ult. nicdang clamour • aguish tares in general, at if there wastio propriety in the entlion of any. This is fo contrary 1., all I have listed on the futile& that Ici &eh it fueprifed me. So far from thinking the '.t taxer abfurd or improper in itfelf, if they are oropeily emFluted in the fereice of the country, that I h or: likened it to the moithire which Heaven th i s us hum d.e CAI al, and them lets drop on it again to noolzra•o 0.-wers to inviri rate and refiefb. But, why,' foci. refrurces are 11111AppliC.I, that it is like the *larm utriih J.:vailates and deftroy,. Feeling my v.i.efolt sod fentiments thus iniliepiefented, I Mee :nasal/owed to oiace them in their proper light, alt. She lleft l KM l l l4lo wit'ev 10 Jab*, ye, has ilk alluded tranniet4gwhigh fch f •im me, and bac indeed, confieptel tiler I lAA lie would refets after his eleetioa was roared. ties $4., has 1 , 14 „sou of the unparalleled biirdens yrtik Aill have to ftibil.it :to. He ha. gone a Ilep farther, and confel4s his read i-1 bets to bear A (bare of the odium; bee he might have a Wed, his readiners to (hare in she p/uuder. alfet There, at kali, are things in which Om Right Hem. "Creafurer and I difagne. lam determined to take A Awe in mother. [Thie fpeech, at the conclull'm of every lenience. esperiested loud and univocal bunks of app l aud - 44 j j. Mr. Misuse begged of the Meeting to comply with the wifites'a else Worthy Baronet 0. far as to hear a few words roan him. He reter*ed hie hearty thank. for the addititsaal honour this day emsibrred on him, which he hoped the Rieder, would continue to the end. He conli4ered the [pitches of then Worthy Baronet to be extraordinary and difficuktn be tinder flood, hecaufe they were contradietnry lit thetefelves. His own prirciples he declared to be liottlf—honefly and independence. Mr. Pain.t., who had come upon the hating' af ter the dole of the poll, attempted to be heard, but the conflitl was Ci great between thole itebn *Abed to hear him, and thole who wilted to prevent him from being heard, that any thing which he did fay was tinned amidli the clamour and noire. , We soder liood him, however, to (late. the he. had Dome there to hear the declaration of Mr. Wail% as to his prin. eiples ; and that he thought the words" honefly and independence," greatly trio general and undefined. That he would not have thought of offering bind& to the notice of the Freeholdets had it not been for a perronal attack made on him by Captain Melia, a 'elation of their Candidate. When Mr. Mellifh was feeeking, Mr. Paoli wa., according tn tbe affertirlikof Capntin tstellifh, obferved to waive-his band to the crowd, and ufe other encou• rap,;ng fignals to diffeade them from heating him.— After Mr. Mellifh had done and retired, Captain WPM+ addrelted Mr. Paull, ind told him, that his conduit was in the highen degree improper and un gentlemanlike. Mr. P.rnll denied ;he intention lin puted to him, of endeavouring to mite the mob incainft Mr. Meihtb. But Captain Mellilh rsjetched ' his denial, alter ring, that he would null to, his own j eyes sad obfervation much Mono than to the swords of any mar. After a great deal of altercation, in the courfe of which Sir Francis Burdett ;inclined. and Mr. Paull endeavoured to conciliate, Ceptaig Mellifh departed, be. sing nnimony to the uniformly gentlemanlike condo& nt Sir Francis Burden, but declining to make the (lighten concetll.rn to Mr. Paull. The Meeting then adjourned. DUBLIN, NOV. Yellerday the profs poll for the City flood as fol lows :—For Mr. G , 13131 Mr. SK•w, 1502, Mr. L•Tnucna, 1397. The number who polled yellerday amounted to 421. On Friday the Hon. C. H. HUTCHINSON and Col. LONOWIIILD were returned for the city of Cork. Friday HENRY Mr•or OGLE. Efq. (fon of Wir.- LIAM MI•oa OGLE, Efq.) tc•s declared unanimoufly elated for Drogheda. WM. Ho•aa HUNS and WM. TIOHS. Efqrs. were on Saturday re•elefted to reprefent the county ofl Wicklew. ..._.... _. The confer' for Dungarvan is over, Mr. KEINI having declined a flruggle, PE which he forefaw that the result mull be unfuccefsful. JRPHSnIo, Efq. has been unanimoufly elec ted for the borough of Mallow, no poi: having taken place. Thurfday, the Hnn. FRANCIS NaTHawtlL BUR TON and Sir EDWARD O'Bitissi, Bart. were unani• mnufly re-elelled for the coonty of Clate. At the final dole t f the poll on Saturday for Newry, the numbers' flood at. frilLw : For the HO4l. General Needham 61 Right lion. Rise Curry . 4; Whereupon General tissorrast was declared duly sleeted. The Hon. littamson is returned for the bo rough of Carlow. Colnuel Lotroocssa and W Baur:mass. Efq. ,are returned to reps atm the county Carlow. DO WNPATILIOL-.State of the Poll elm Wittily. Mr. croker 40 Mr. Madmen lOOITU DAT. Mr. Croke, 66 61r. Rutbven 63 ssr7H DAY, , kAr. Croke'. 76 Wr. kuthvira 7* • • CnUN rY OF DUBLIN, mscrioN. SILIIAIIIIIIII4, lATYNDAY, NOV. If. After the tsfual formalities at the opening of an Mahon were gone the ough this day at the Hulling:, Entrain Kswmarw, Erg. addrefied the Hush Sheriff : he laid be was proud to have the honour, and he feh it fo. of appearing this day for the third time. to propofe the Anse Gentleman, Hans Hamil ton, Efq. to reprefsat the County of Dublin iu Par liament. • THOICIS &Kis, L• fq. fe,:yncled the motion. Joon faitLay, Et's. propoled Colonel Frederick John Fall:lam Efq. RICNAID WOCAII TALBOT, Efq. Aid, the conduit of the late Member. had every claim upon the PM bolden td" the County, and he telt a pACUIiAr (anion in fccnnding the nixion of Mr. Finlay in favour of Colonel F4lic incr. General Pear yore, at .ti laid he had not come pre• pared to addrefc the Meeting of the County with fpeech, he viLuld theretaie, without further preface, propufe a Gentlemen ofrest worth and relpeaabi lity in the County ; and he therefore moved, thst Luke White, Efq. is a tit and proper pei fon to re prefent the County of Dublin in Patliament. Sir ERASMUS Busaouoms, after a few words in compliment to the private charilker of Mr. White, kenneled the motion of Genetal Prat. Hasa HAMILTON, Efq. addreffed the *trembly 3 he Paid, this was the third tittle he had the honour of foliciting their fuffrages to be returned at their Re prefentativa in Pirliassent 5 that in the year 5797 he was unanimoufly rammed by the County of Dublin; in 1802 he watt again rammed, and h. never 'neglec ted hie dewy, but gave his conilant attendance and attention to their intoned., audio the moment of trial he voted assist% the meafare, which is a difgrace to the nation ; he Paid his family had fat in Parliament for a century and an half, and the fame conduit which the County of Dublin had experienced in him Mould be confirmed while ever be Mould bate the honour ro teprefeut that great county. LONDON. Of late we bore reoeletd oursterous kvtera from oar Friends, In- forming us that the Newipaper Agents, by whom their Papers ere forwarded 14 " the imenirly, often fubititute others for Tee STAI. This is it (peen, of impofition to which tour eulterners only can apply the proper remedy. Let them Write to their prefent Agents to difeontinue ferinitg them, and, on In. forming us, we IA give their orders to NCIaltlCll, who do not pradtlee the fame fraud. If they do not know the name of the Agent, let them dlicontlnqc to take the fultitinsted Paper, note the date when they Rop, and pay only up to that time, fending us notice to provide them with another Agent. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER sr. PRICE OF ETOCKB THU DAY Al' ONE O'CLOCK. Confab, foe mentep. 6t}l—tor account tlzi. thooninnt 11. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bonk Steel 6'34 India Bonds 4c a so. prem. 3 per Cat IL An. 6:1 Imp.) per Cent. 6c* 3 per Cent. Conf. Ann. dill Imp. Ann 7. • 4 per Cent. atm 79.0. Foch. Bab, pat', ao ptetn. pfr C. Nave 96*4* Onmium 41 prem. 1.. 00 * Ann. tit 7 to Englitli Tidies t9l. tae. India Stock tE3II Confols for age 614 IiAST.INDIA SHIPPING. The Charger gun•hrig arrived at Torbay thc t 7th of November, ;806-I.tilesl from Bengal the 4th July ; touched at the Cape, and failed from thence the oBth of September. The following dips had arrived in Bengal, viz. . Posoarox and Passroso regular Rips. Twat', SatAN CMIIISTIANA,ANN, Dtawa,Gcoax. Melon, NOR TH AINIPTnIi, and COUNT. extra The CALCUTTA, on the ill July, Iris in Deck at Bcngal, under repair. The following Clip% had arrived at Fort S.. George, viz.—Wi t.t.i• PITT, Euaors, Srasmo ma, and Du casss ui GORDON. It would be abufing our /Ludas to dwell on ru mours circulated without authority, and of which, even the retailers do not themfelves believe one word. We are told, with great gravity and parade, in one of the morning papers, that Prince Hoe setoa t has elicited,* retreat acrofs the Oder with 30,000 mo— uld ip the very next paragraph, that " fince writing the above they have heard that his army bad beets obliged to forreoder to the fuperior numbers of the entini." l 'When reports fo direaly in the teeth of each other ari gravely (laced in the fame paper, it is certainly r rattle that one of them may prove to be correft, and then we may cepa! to hear of its prim ity of in. telligence. We are without any intelligense whatever from the Continent ; but a veff.l from Catwyk is reported to have brought letters of the ,4th, which mention a report Current in Holland of Prince Hoeg/41.0Ni having been attacked on his retreat to the Oder, and having 101 l his artillery and a number of men. The public would do well, however, not to lend a itarly car to rumours of circumflancet, the truth of which will not be known till the regular mails, of ' which three are now due, fhall arrive. Thule who expea the affair* of Pruffia to be Epee. day retrieved, after the &fellers that have befallen her, make a }Lally, and, we fear, a very incorre4l eflimate. M.t only has the King of Pr riffia, to con tend v.•;th Prance, alter h.ceingloll An army which can not f on be replaced, but the I.JI accounts from Con. flantinople lead us to apprehend that a powerful di verlion is (non about to he created asainfi the co operation of that Ally on whole ezettionshlseonfidence is principally placed. Accrird,ng to thefe accounts, a war between Ruaie and the Ottoman ) ° ortc is con fidered ineyitabk, hPitilitiet have trot already tom. Minced. 'Them is no Ole "Aso can entertain any apprehen fimu for RutSa in fuck a c;lntel. The Crefcent of hfabornet has been loolt in the wane. iirefoln don and imbecility of the Government—the anar chy and rthellion wl.ich Sift commencesi in the mote diaaut pinvinces, and which now idea thole which lie immediately °Antigone, to the feat of the Sultan—the fpiritlelTuefs send difaicftion of the fol, dlerfa , ..alrety Ade; portends the fpeeep diffalatienof the ErifpisT . „ 111111 a bare crer. vyr r rrr, . ~l, end ;PaPr 1 44 r° ag, l rfmi MIM F; •m. pref. Cat N Rita g i . had not imumabistigialltii, en fupported by the other European -Poleirtne for it is fine tat of rite, that the 1:111 . 7or ft*jugitien of an Entedmias tested to exciLe; tenkialents of dif• gun or retfirgbance. Forgityl t. liirwaver, of the dangers .whicle it bas cfcepet?,,;tbellaan, in the lab ftegeofif =oral eskuets and - demertgde, hazards to pronelatt refinement of thr d raijeveir:from which they Wedetilkbed, and to throw theirdlyillres into the arm 'eAtraw v , which is eitiwy,kneapage of protec• Ling themerolleileh will proten themAgsrinti Ituffia, '4=i)rinwliefirairdell fatisfaltien menibileant t h em .mipatihr le • • • • ••:‘. 4q4jiet t c ii;i to tr . a 'Ma yfeel in ft the atiarjpot to impotent an adveitarY e 114.11119:rup. tore anAhtrenetter of ferio=ragret, eta filament when ietthet deniable that the fhoulkemploy her whole fr* the IturnionTeTheoltorEdinpr. Should.,ltuda area 'prove fo fuccetsferie to plant bet Eagle up= the walk of the se 3 raglier, this will be but a lorry confolatiun to the WeAern Powers for the lots of their liberties and Independence. Next to the domination of a tingle Power, would be the evil 'of two Sovereigns dividing the. Empire of the World. But is the perfooal viatica of the Emperor ALIZ ANDER we have the Ilrongen affurance that he never will become the colleague of Bo If fortune (horrid continue to favour Bo an d if h e fi t ould llill be (*uttered to fill that Nati= to which PROVID6 vac' has been pleated to mite him, to (course and pnnilli mankind, not one of the ancient fovercign famnies upon the Continent will be tidier ed to mail% except thole which Bialliatermerrywith hie family.. as knows that hiawsper, coo orollec quire durability by the degraded= of Kier, tar by their death—he knows that it is by fund** Ibitm, by becoming the chief of thee Powers and of A . ofe naves he has created, that he iltsll at cage hair eitin gu led the means of refinance, and iovedearifornmny painful recolleflioas in fo mach 16117 e NO dineiCe, that pity even will be refuted to the yinitra bans immolated. He twill begin by rnakini Sor*eigns barter away their fubjeds, and thus alienate .tlem from their affenipns. Like a gamener. be edl &yak the cards as he pleefes—he will thane .arlflaig here and a King there—he will change them ittri!!4l—a Sovereign will find himfelf now in this tereinity,ilow in that ; till at haft I3unevaere will introduce pee of his Family or Generals, and the =tips Mack will be difplaced altogether. t 4,voa le • - Lsitito, Yefterday Lord Oa revitt.a, the Lout Loa, Lord Howsee, Earl Smola, the Rigq . /10/2. THO H AI GRENTILLI, , LOrd HOLLAND, and al the other William now in town were entertained to din ner at Lord Srossoureishoufe, in Richmond Park. General Lord HUTCHINSON had yellerday an au • dience of Lord Howica ; the Noble ail Gallant Officer er.titinned in dole confultation .It/ the Rh reign M :ter, from t 1 till 3 o'clock. Yettcrd.ty Colotri CHRISTOPHER Har.v Herewith sot, the brother of Lord Hurcetrine, Colonel Sir ROSSRT WILSON, Colonel EuiTolf. and Cohand Hitless', Aides du-Camp to General Lord Hui eipie.nwleft town for Yarmouth. The General hinifelf Ithigirn this morning, at frren o'cli,ck, for the fame place, where the Attica frigate is in'tdait• ing to con.efilietordtbip to the attsiE.oiehinient port in the Mier. - Ls &Immo, the Meffenger, kft town lad nigki,Yet Harwich. TOOMMI Mop ''LICE, VS. fa all/winded RV` General of Pod Office, in the room of hie . s e knot Mua:coca, Efq. of Cambridge, who hake! tigned. Mr. Vienne, the new Member for Lit asied* jib the room of Sir Jona WILOTTI nu, is the *Mit 611 ‘ Cie the lion. Dr. \titmouse, Bithop cf Carlide. ~ Sir candidate for the Borongh of —.., driv. ing along the road in his barouche and four, and fee ing a perfon wi a had voted for him at the left eleatuo walking in a held hard by, immediately dripped his carriage, and entering familiaily into convert:aims 1 with him, inquired very kindly, riot only shei his own Wealth and welfare, but likewife relpeding that of his wile and all his nomerous family. After having re turned doe thanks for this civility, the voter, with the greeten funplicity, reqiiefled to know of H . his Honour," whether filch a thing as a General BlM tion was not at hand t To which being antwercd in the affirmative, " Ad rabbit it," Pays the man, " ; really thought 10, for our Honour has never once (poke to me jam tat r i p. During the feveral days of the Norfolk elation. Mrs. Atkins, of Ketteringham, and Mire Berney, of Brecon, traverled round the Caftle.bill in a barouche and four, decorated with Col. Wodehoufe's colours, and carrying a purple banner with the motto ling and Canflartios thereon, with a band of mptic playing betnte them, infpiring by their applaufts and gelintes the mends of the Candidate whole caufe they efpouf ed, in like manner as they had very confpicuoudy done at the city eleCtion in favour of Mr. Pattefon.— On Monday laft, two noted girls of the town were dreffed up in a limilar attire to the above ladies, and being placed in an open carriage, with enaction* end footman in the fame liveries, were drove round th Hill, folkowed by the &outs of the parka's a Media. Ciite and Windham r bus this owdsmititited but of fhort duration, for prefently the'eastiage was afrailed with Blowers of talnsps, potatoes, find acmes, • and thole who were attendant thereon; precipitately (led—the coachman and footmen quitted their pods — the honks were liberated, and the unfortunate fafely got out. A running fight between the two parties was continued from the Hill to the Market place, where the carriage was literally torn to pieces, • and the remnanurbur n ed to allies, ainidtt the triumph of thole wboess this exhibition was intended to ridicule. i OdllfintiLEamtanda Let he am' lettietleteiP e flood before the Fteellolder4 of to irslinittebe bonnur of 'tee* ftriten t rrllle tee r >nectfernirns tune of their RatlefitnnelnelllW re . pedal Parliament :he Anne bcfnle theme *kb 5- , &nen. •ilematrfe he felt that opun every otialilon:he .had•difehargeel his duty with a vigilant inttgrity, which enabled him to render back the tral regofed as bite cote mare unfullied into their hands. • l e asaa.Wours, Efq. nest addretTed the meeting. • he hid n hie canvars through the county of Dublin, for the honour of reprefcnting it in Parliament, he had east with the send Battering reception; he had (pent a good seamy years now in this county where his condolt in private 11fa *is well known, and lie had too large a flaklt ita il lit i ntitry to prevent his ct+n due in. Veriitieseol 'Atha than what tkoeld preferve its iodepeodenotwo , & The High Sheriff thee, sharpening the qtrkflinflg declared the (hew ef luesllol6 k In Isenur of Mar Hamilton and Colptufratruter,* s pan w as t h en de n mended on thelpa By mutual content, the Cisedidates then polled as folio* t . , Hamilton Pot kir.. • Yoe Mr Fa**, ' • W For Mr. Whims 5 The meeting then adjto►ned siH`to•morrow. • MEMBERS RETWOOD. Ostroen....Lned Robert Seymour and I,ord Henry hinnre. CH taut a— I bonus Cbolonancicly and Dacres Davenport, Efqrs I iADDINGT ON 'mutt -.Honourable Cbarks Hope. . THE EVENING STAR.