Star. — London, England, 1806-08-22 00:00:00

• V . ".• v • . • ~. • . . i .. bis *ate le MOO, 4. Vh w eir(. .. ne Cols; ai adm 54th tdefttis Is ford. ferries. The itch habil**. the MAR, of being with -.1/•• eteth. ald bthitellsea in Chaftelbscsa's own : ltie• liatt=f peat omplit. . vgl,„ , ' . of siariplAiti. it is ("hi t igataik :•;.& lab ho:' It the tvrakithieribis time bees tiesteadiebOld, .;. . *Oh, iglibli vt Herttfy tree - " - - ..miteetalsed by the Las PIANOS.. aid biegileaSehr -Aberess.'at a dieset.so width his reritarthe Elshi sf Geshott. ell the Seigaboetiegfehility aid nisini sad MA oldie 0111sers afresh is the 'oath abeam hid e *Ss invited sim= dm bissesis. LordilniVe sic vita the•einsealod et is Northers Diarilkee di imp toys deli resbe,‘ civil as well as militan t, Lewd Hvievett's Asters is the Northern Di Mid st.Seotlest. is Heieir-Ciessral Macooaats, few mealy at the set Remit. and baowe as one a( Wall oaken is the Ssitikeirmy. He, in his day. was what our Bellew sod Ifiestes sow are. Gement ldatitooato islacceeded in his 4114 if General Lents, of the Chords. A lettafrom es eater of iStth Korn Iles offthe batch coal, dated the nth Mast. Ilse% that thers are eve fall of the line, oft frigate, aid two armed brigs, ready for fee is the Mears Diep, led tee fail of the line fitting out in the New Diep. The writer adds, &from every information that has reached me, It W tan *atones the lira Intelligente of a Swage is dik I i Goveraosat,fach Ammons ofa dilloofititat toe** were manitaited amoog the fearseo.that it eras dialled Costliest to pay them eI4 assithey are now Skater. tog.-This =Wiest was of serfs reamed to with a view to exclude the difoostented, sad to Mkt the O- W Admiral De Wpm= is come down as Admiral sad infpsaieg Gesael. He has belled Ids lag oa baud the Dream an hetes Sip. lam of opinion that there hips bows on motion of coming est. NA that their °sly object is es they there appease*. With IN" fog.* to vs the sweaty et lesepleg a lest of themes.. and thus praise us from employ's' it in espy ether egearter.° Prom fame father oblettations shish sprwr in this Officer's letter, it feems pretty widest that she mods* at the Dash femben. Shen *tamed el -thy teed thiveraeo of heir middle., temesateet to Sams sudsy. Swami of the tea. Seen rut iteesti-so . have hose committed to pike. This heeteninit twines the sasses we pahlifiied of the behaviour. et the Death fallen when ordered an. mars *Seeress@ Siting the health of Slog Losse•.. airy man of this desisting he was set Wray.. We hews thieday gives foe= farther eneille boot the Preis* 'petris ! ' We Ind. on leoliag.air the . *tau josisals, r ditS isqll of them haVe takes their tor from thrithide*:thflpialag the awe of the ne gbelithlt. Tate*" a *wipe= sews of the . : lie* Setb need this eiraiellasce partly ii ttihe Atathar took no of the *the?'" time ago Ass Official Paper, tithiliteisis teseethe es the C.ostinest and *q greeldill Al. Sikh was deferred till NA 'O. - Sin dishy, dWia its areal bembalic Rile itatede Sit -Si taltelhn . that day. 6 rephions to the bitita if diNSMeope 1 a raid guise would be thithsbad. Is dos' hope thus held' iiptikthe Peri. Saimi l lhey have bees difappolated. tie tyro* on the Part if the Geressment can Karaite the saga wan of the Pea* at Petit for pease; awl. it is not • fitrpsillog that, tsft by the firm. dignified, mad yes temperate peados. Adth the Bridal Aden have takes, that the %kiss ambidesafthe Isiperorewould breed CA:mesa in his metropolis, on the annivafary of his birth, be Wahl dirge a planfilik safe to be held oat for the difippointmatt of their hopes. He inf.. nuates that the Waifs of Hr. Secretary Fox has re. plunged the negociatioo in the abyfs of diplomatic chicane ; and he does this with the politive and certain knowledge, that the Utah Cabinet is unanimous and infiexible in its determination. He knows that the negociation has not been changed one iota by the in. difpolition of Mr. Fox, and we underhand that the terms are fo jua and moderate, as to be likely to unite every heart and arm in the Britifh dominions, in the further profeention of the contra, humid it be rendered neceffary by Narotzon'sthirti of further ag grandizement. He, no doubt, feels that he cannot hope to be able to impofe on the world, the abfurd and ' libellous falfehood, that the prefent Cabinet of Eng. land have joined the ever yeg, by which calamity has been Co long and fo horribly protrafted. Perhaps alfo, he already forefeet that the meafarea which he has dealt out to the Continent, may, by a vigorous effort on our part, be brought home to bimfelf, and tha t his hair, his colonies, and commerce, can only be obtained by peace. We arc perfuaded that the lofty and impaling paragraph, fent to the Moniteur on the day preceding the fire, was calculated for that fpec taele alone, and that nothing of the real fentiments of Bo AAAAA Ts are to be gathered from it. We b e lieve he feels that peace is more neceffas y to his . relent trills than war; and we do not helitate to fay, that he will make fecrilices to obtain it, though be may (peak a founding language in the mean time. But whether (puffed and fwollen as be mull be by the l ' (knees he has had oa the Continent, and the ready acquiercence of the humbled and degraded Conti nantal Power in whatever changes he choofes to IA) be May be difporcd to make thofc reafow . . .116. -.-s-~-•--~-.-9 rails oamoslioir s digaiiial NMI lad dM ,11* h obatissal, a Wl* boss W. •It " importest lamb have tees lailviadt of diplomatic chime, in mod In we am peribeded it is Mrietr tiering*, •" t M idifpofithet of Hr. tot. or to de agape cutrase Whisiver she eariairalbsaeositel it:falsjoet &at 101011111114 tt *Raba ha dikarered to which party thy nestitamoirdisho Nitrides of war is to be Ilttribptd t *hither to dia carnal Padirpofithe of a .Britillt Milker, or to *Unarms, and .estravapot pretentleos of the PIM. On• of the Pads papery rotations that Fnneh troops are on the* march to the Pyrenees, fo, k is probable lionaraaree ,plan for diftaMabetiog ihrbia and repaying the latter at the entente of Per. stgal. is on Ole paint of being attempted to he car *illgallitiheßybathoUrs of Fermi asts and Cm roam, and the imarenfe line of op* from Bra, Cape friainerre, There is priasseihys which could adoPt fo likely to rafters het arimitime lo the potato's of BOIMPAITI wit *Geld foe s Jo cootie of a few years, the. port of Tarot rival* naval alspas at Brell,or Toulon, at . their pro*" Periods. Vm every hold* purpoie Whim in& the advantage . over the Port in the isiediterraosao, or tilde in the Bay and.dianns.f. • . ~.;,; .: ----,-- 4 **AWRY his Royal Highnefs its. Duke of CLA itrinje jimiligelid his at tt year. The prince of Wiz's, tile Delis of Gallium', and feyer4l Noblemen and, Lailletef *the f rtt difiloition, were entertained at, Beaty Park tipon the necafioq !, 4 and in the evening MM O W tbotradidime (A, Royal ' inuminateil. • The pilslic were yetirday gr*tided with feting Mr. Pox in his carriage in Hyde Park. He took an air. ing for an hear, and returned without the Ifighten feeling of fatighe. It is now happ4 afcatained that the operation has fockesdefi It is HENAN ipIOUNNIAM. EN. F. R, 8. (not 13111. NAM) who is appointed Envoy to the Court of A motet foi tfte piarenage of the b 1& Borough of Newry, bas *Bien between the Marchionefs of Dove s a tat; and Lord Amato& a v—upeo which fab led, the Mary-Monde has iddeeffed the Elaters. The Earl of Peace, (Ali fon of the Duke of NOILTNUMNIALAND, has ban invited by the Muria: of BOOMINONAM, to reprefeat the county of %clung hain in Fat liament—aconmefy on the partof the Noble Marquis which has proved highly acceptable to bit Graceof Noattuttssazann. This afternoon ANAANANI GAMMON. Efq. gives a f id entertainment at his feat, at Morden, to hi s t Highest* the Prince of W A L IS . Th e R o yal Du as, a number of the Nobnity,ead many people of (Aka, are to be of eke party. Yellezdtita - Royd Veteran titian& to the num • bet of 700. quartered in the Tower were reviewed by .Colonel Coort, in the Tenter Ground, Geodes:los rields; their dikipliwe and regular firing were ad mired very much by every prism._ , . ~,,. , Yelkerdat the IR Surrey Reglendilkof Volunteer' hid a Irield.clay atifentpenier Gardens: • The.Wett mintier Vt,luateers she msltered in the Lower Mews, and marked to Hyde Park, .where they bad a Field day, and an InfpeaMn. Various other Corps had likewife Fielchtlail - 44 the vicinity of London, in or der to comply, he mutt as polfsble, with the Train. ,ing Aft, whiclrretptimerimendance at a certain num ber of drill+ dating** yew before the Volontmrs can claim exemption. . --, .. Monday fennight theft* Minim of a ligh t infan try betralinn of the Ring's German Legion, under the command of Major - Hi:czar, marched into Li merick front ?enamor*, on their route for Cork, to embark for foreign fervice. The feeond and third divifions marched in the fallowing days. The Athford Volunteers-, confining of three Com panies of fixty privates each, whole pay with the O. cers (exclufive of the triennial allowance for clothing) coil Government twelve hundred pounds a year and upwards, hare unanimoully agreed to continue their (entices under the new regulations, by which Govern ment will fare above nine hundred pounds a year. The following is a copy of a letter from the Judge Advocate General to the Board of General Officers. refpetting an addition propofed to be made to the price of CommiSeas in the Infantry, in conic qualm of the late aignessmotios to the pay _ .)slea ashresese 111!mmelit Ole% silk Aug ;to& . ar—etwift mama OD Fftay'sesnumad Anaied In a letter new blotto* Htehash Os Ormiske it PIO) to fore men the Dearti of unwed Mesas se etaddit Whit repel donate atlatian Sow* be made w is. piled Glebe relkieflike Cemmitrione in thai misotrv, la actsgessee el dm late avoneentation of pay willeb ble 1114 his to gradually *Ad es gnat to the fe vers! ranks el Mrs Is do Iskatry. I hive the Moon, to ac quaint pm time.* =daft die Bard b ippoinesd to meet for that Irerrire at Os nsosOuralt. as Mashy ant the 2 ttlf MIL at eleven o'clock is the tarabort. I !meths beam to be, Ble, yowl:soft ebellaimd moll Mumble (ovate, Mimi) " NATMAINIZI. 11050." MILITIA.—The ballots are for the prefent fufpend. ed, under the New Training Aft, and will for two years, as in that period it is foppofed the Militia will be brought down to the regular eftablifinsent of forty thoufand men ; that does not prevent the frequent meetings of the Vice and Deputy Lieutenants in the leveret counties, where they are very particular in enforcing all perfons balloted before the paffing of the Aft to provide fubflitutes, terve themfelves, or produce good and fuffieient mules for exemption. In Surrey they are very deficient at prefent, but are 61. ling up at each Court, which is held three days in a week, which will loon be done. Afterwards all the cafualties will be filled up by fubfcription men, railed by the parifhes. Only one man was burnt on board the Doyle at Woolwich ; he was feen fate on Chore, but had returned to the fhip to five fomething ; it is not true that there were any prifoners on board in irons. , A plan was contrived by t7o French and Spanilh prifoners, who were brou g ht home by the DoLvit IN, to feize upon that 'hip, the crew of which confined only of 7o men. It was fortunately difcovered, and the ringleaders were put In irons during the remainder of the paffsge. -ilitt4iaite*l - ! • • Milk Liffri Il i• * ooati ZXCHA7rCni, itkiTUT its. • ,•.,illl•fit for so.daes awathel is in but znieldriniffop7 *ad not asattY further.nifrvals ; that orgoott, *silky fully fupportslaa Price, and inferior of Sari has Val olfrather snore:readily ; but Very Gnrt fop ii Bosky arrived, and fen , . buyers—Malt like. Wire--Veg 'Peal with Beans of each deteription, fe ,verally fetch baler priees--there.are fevers! arri.als of Oats from the North Country ; this article is rather lower—asd in Fleer no alteration—fine A.nreriein aos. to 445. per bur& 111141,41:11L emulsive!, MI t WbeA. 54 5 as itas or. qr. Grey Peak 525 Oat gam Ditto3do ifs od Desal. 40e 461 6d RI% its 06 • Tick Dos o, sa ets od au*.flaJb od Osts. sso ay. jcs WoA 66, Hs ad PAM ditto ass 13' od WNW PIA. 66. Ise Rape 3sed. (sew) all 31. Me . Pty., et rivet.. nag Maw dso to pos Ilesesdo dos sods, per fad. - TRUE LUXE. 1 .t. •1MM1•••.... la no sae Coy A* lbws Is used • Of thew for Love to row 1 . Ab . oo! gio Love that kills Weed Dlgodebas at I blow. The l'iwat which but by Dow degrees , to oared taro a Ilase. ~ gibbet, Mendistp, sena yea pinta; noil ia . tna bw nent leesy Its rea lm. .' - ,21,0 4111 161 bidall• - IlkiVtllllltilevieentlinew, M Init f Int ' ' • illangEd se entratfa .- • - ~ Olki be MA • ' • ..s, • 1 1l bad ese's bent sokneet. . ...3 . . . i... 11111 is Anse. Made twos the esrib egiftgllitenswa use tall; It an as Minn bis link • He nvoLows at ea --............... An friA poet, in his clefs:44in or a holpitable .banfinn oaths Weft of Irelas4.4kya... , n • .. Tye illtifliii Rectum bell Ids Indigents • There shays bowls bled wieboot !simile , ' Yefterday a man ran four Wks *Vie Ftgbarn. road in 24 minutes (up,' wager of titolgfineas....-He was allowed :6 ntinetes. . • His Grace the Duke of Atone was on Wedner day loft thrown from Ms boric. on the Hammerfmitb Road, but he did not &Rain any material injury: - On Wednefday Irk is the Duke pf Cu wantons was on a vifit .to his „Royal Brother, the Dui* of Sussex, at K flavor), one of the honk belo nging to benging to the former dfo feverely againft the legs of tho fore horfes bet ging to the latter, that his legs were f e broken, and it was thought to be an as of humanity to put an end to the animals, exifience. On Saturday,lalt the beautiful cottage belonging to Lady Faancts TOLLIMACNI, at Steephill, in the Ifle of Wight, was difcovered to be on fire, and in a Nutt time it was entirely confurned : it was only by theNgreateft exertions that a part of the furniture wag laved.—it is not known by what means this accident happened, none of the family being there. On Strada,' evening left as Mr. Bickerton, junior, of Giltfpnafireet, Smithfield, attorney, *as returning from Woodford with his friend in a choice, jolt as they got within a few yards of Lea Bridge Turnpike, a hackney coach drove forioufly again; the chaife, threw- them both out, and broke the chaife all to Oiler ; fortunately Mr. Bickerton received no matoy real injury, except that of a few flight Waifs's and the other Gentleman {lisped unhurt. On Wednefday lad, two hay-ricks, a pear.troe, a hovel. and part of a dwelling hour/. belonging to Mr. Noakes, of Kerner, Suffer. were blows down by a kind of tornado, or whirlwind. It afterwards paired over a peas field, fcatteting the beam in a very whim.' Gal manner in its progrefs, and then appeared to have loft its power. who * Imosear.—Mrs. Greenfield, of Lewes, WAS reported to have been nearly (tarred to death, but of whole recovery tome hopes were entertained, died on Monday fe'nnight. The Coroner's Jury. on view all the body the fame day, delivered the following vies diet—Died by the Vifitatinn of Goo t but that bee death had been accelerated by the ill-treatment of her hatband. Greenfield, who Rands charged with nerving his wife, and who made his efcape from the officers, at Lewes about three weeks fince, was on Monday ap prehended at Hrirfham, and conveyed to Lewes. So irritated were the populace at his brutal inhumanity, that it was with difficulty the officers could prom& him from their fury. The Altus for the County of Somerfet ended on Friday lafi, when Henry Milfom, for (leafing bank notes from the dwelling houfe of Mr. J. Hooper, of Frome, received fentence of death, but was repriev. ed. A. Dabbs, for Reeling a watch, at Wincanton,, l and James Jobnfon, for (leafing wearing apparel, at Whitechurch, were ordered to be tranfported for feven years. Monday the Lancafter Affixes commenced before Mr. Baron GRAHAM, and Mr. Baron Suvroo. On the Civil Side, there were i 20 caufes, thirty of which were tried, molt of them undefended, and none of them at all interefiing. yawn nit:, aged ea, was indifted for a rape on Mary Hoyle, aged 58. The prifoner had a young wife, and one child. The profecutrix was the mother of twelve children, and from her appearance might well have been taken for twenty years older than the really was, and never was a petfon lets calculated to excite paffion. The cafe, however, was imort clearly proved on the part of the. profecntrix, attended with feveral circurnfiances of brutal and unneceffary vio lence ; and her evidence was materially confirmed by other witneffee. The prifoner neither confeffed nor denied the charge; but Rated, that he was much intoxicated, and knew nothing at all about the matter. Mr. Baron Gantt aM foamed up the evidence, with many judicious remarks on the nature of the crime in general, and the circurallances of this particular cafe, and the Jury, after confulting about ten minutes; brought in a verdict of Guilty. •. „_ \ - 7 ZIPTICA, IN7 ELLICENCL ;BRIO' TRIS DA V.--Whirt W. tow /ea. we. MI6 DIDIet I Oetwahsrah • a Waylaid „ lissahesat • 0( • PLUSIOUTIi, AWN" to. Came la then'? b , ash, from the Deatita, will a fleet nadir convoy, am, Kg whit, are Wee Du porte tied expedition here f the Olieseurgb, 011ica Tray Hendrike, Captain illsrerne, Isom leronowith fait, fur a market: detained b the Qc2eenbriernigh mintier; Portowfe hrig Leer*. Capt. Ceitoota, /icn Bay , sine. kßoa gen, laden vAth ram and en, k, drtaini4iry the Rao privateer: - Soled the LADY w W 4 seas to the 'Mtwara. Ca in the Pai s age HAS Capt. Wattoe,:frores4 Riga, wi t h salmi letell i pt this port.—. and fl. S. E • 11111RTSMOUTH. AVOUST sr. Arrived toe,. S*esor gun Otis, from Oner n fey e , with the Tlfreel9literz. Caosswo, se, tender e..nvoy i• Csingsa and. Cacao," gun brigs, from • cruise.... Sailed his Majtill's • (hip Dolphin, for Shemnefs. • 4:10TIR, AUGUST IL A cutter tame *Vet from &One. this day at noon, under a penis of fail, and writ tato the Downs. Pafftd by this - day the Sip Coreeliafrom Charleaoe, bound to London. Lkotseant HMI TOW of the //LA. :Ea gun brig has detained andlint In harthis aft., noon the brig Vrieden, Captain Bum, of Alton, bound to blegadnre with a cargo.( deals and bales goods. Wind S. W. and moderate. DIAL, AUGUST'''. • Sailed the BALL ITT& floim of - war, on 11 - Arrived be Ves.oaons pram hors a tidies ; and P&P ems' amp of war, from bark. With a convoy, which are faded for the Riven—Wind S. S. W. IRMA LLOYD'S Lem °RAMMED. AMP* oz. —Poled by the 11,==. Area Timed& ; Mika% trees DOW; front Toughs' Itabosi t . =L . lt6 s at St apantod. Hardroaketo Wattellot Pa M. ler the Me editdra • Aldiddied. liteadtt Sorg tor Iltoett e. tramt kellea• how Auna,..--,1 Sentiert Oil dos llkatsaisa. theatrarb. MUMS. At Pantswaidt. Ow Hoot of OA QOM awn RIP , AI liddrodr a ritilam. sing Rao •At .11/DAVD6 I • re e = uvA i b lYNA ir at ia aid dot iota trent IM2Ra D lt i t Os - lhoddhdrentAntser dh k de Clyde. iltes, As lenta • s bad IL t nal Os C la tseribeesa. E th 6Orbt l ig 1 1.411.4 At" MI, Army I sod the Dam how At lan* Pot" lino LAN. MTh , _fi ce tsi lf t & le s she Tod, Thom , scare. aw ite s :y d . aid Aso • 1 sera pha. %aMPire i rroo r ---, fraoLkeepadier Mo o Is tad as ). Cep Imo i wirie r • - a wwiti on A lett* was feed ver lit A 4 a \. ththe ColleEtor Caere:olloW the Cotton; at port, dated on Satordebut gliedbarahal. that a wherry bad been Ariaded apes a near the mouth the deer 1341 k the people have , It is ( 0 1 ) - poled, from the papers hi a poetaahook found on board, Oat Ike men/ the aPeilltelle Capt. Mitchell; and there Islam realna for hells Chiding that the belongs to a ak Witte. There wens CHO. &elk /terrlegs;on board. Me has been MOM hair a plate of fafety. cola? irderha 4T Cag*llett i. • .ti The charges exhibited in We CheakbrO t theitial of feveral Officers of the WeR lints of Militia, were,' for condoling throttle manner prejudicipi to good ceder. and sillier, One, on the 4th Of September, ;Ike, and at direr* other times in the laid month ; and Once combining together ; and in confendence of fuck combinations, fyitentatically and coattunacioully abfenting them hives from the fociety of certain Field Officer and Captains, whole names are (pacified ; upon which charges the folloWing Officers were found guilty, and fentenced, vie. Lieutaaers Braes and ttitseisDifisilist his ltaisay's &Mee. Lisatimints 18111.00, ATKINS, RA KIDS NI, RI 1101111.111AT1 end Hoar.—Difinifed teem die Witt Batt aghast et M ika. Lieutenant Bracer was Payenafter ; and Enlign Hodoson was feperately tried on a charge of making groundlefs compldints as Affitlant Surgeon to the Deputy Infpeltor of Hofpitals, and found guilty. The above has been circulated bribe Public Orders throughout the Eaftern Darla, with the exception of the following Animadverfion of the Court, viz. “ In paffing judgment on fo large a body of Offi. ten, the Court feels itfelf bound to animadvert at the pernicious fyilem which evidently appears to have been introduced and Billed upon in the Weft Kent Regiment of Militia; and it is with the greatelt concern the Court has obferred the aggravating con due of thofe who, from their rank in the regiment, ought to have yet a better example, and whole indif penlible duty it was, after the prifosters had acknow ledged their error, and retratled their refulution of not (peaking, or holding any istercourfe with their fuperior Officers, to have extended their loitering proteftion, and direfted thofe, who from their youth and ioexperience might be fuppored to have beta milled. 4 Whereas it appears that certain Officers fince that explanation, have refuted to me e t or inter change the common civilities with the prifonere, by which that harmony and concord could be rellored to the Regiment, which is fo elfential to promote the good underflanding and unanimity of the whole, the con duet of thole Officers has been of a nature moil aq gravatinx, and certainly calculated to iullsrne rather thr tT, r I! . 1 ti r• • 4 1 6 • 2 . 4 1 7 . " • I , lan heal tie exiftingevil. (Signed) Inure Curreaow, Col. and Prendtpt. I. Carruthers, Copt. 43d Refit. Augoft s,asor.. t I woos fudge Advocate. ,(A True Copy.) • J. A. OLDNAIt. . Judge Advocate Operalre 011ice.Loodoer In our account of the Court Marial, held at • ' Portfmouth, on Lieutenant lotto Navtti.r, of the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, we fated, by militate, that I he had formerly been obliged by Sestensee of Court I i Nereid to arlogife to Paymaller Lewis, of the fame regiment ; it was by Order that Lieutenant Namts was obliged to apologife to Paymatter Lawn, and .. et not by fcatenct of Court Ma rt i a l. /. , , _ . . .