Star. — London, England, 1803-10-11 00:00:00

pp. 4: Lnw t . R 41% r, ;.—The garrifons of Aix- Mzurs, Cologne, 3cc. are all raatcl.“! z t'd; I..),Ltch and 'Renal coads. We ex pect 1 - ,:re in t!L •it !I.:ad a part of the zr3ops is ver and Om t.;Luzral DessoLuES. it is taid, will c,•minan.! ;11,2 ita;ian army; and Gen. 7 4.:11. T acco-n .tr.v HL , brf';lLL.r•M-lacy, the FIRST CONSUL, in ;hr eyca dit:cn L:nglar.d. e, S. rr. tth, 17th, and Toth Reg.merts ..rcr:c . :l dragoons, which are gradually dcp..l!lne. mare: by 1 1 .1unfler to Maearicht, where they ‘‘.ll ilave frellt orders. They pafs over a part of Pro.r. to L. L rim? y, hut In that only one Goa (iron h 1!:1 , L-ed to pais t!lrough every day. The day befi.re yr'lL.rday arrived a:rother conilderable body of recr Srron : : wntks arc to be erc,'te..l at Articnburg, on E,he. Many lc-rtes have alfo been pm-- chafe.' in ll•lsein, to remount the French cavalry in the Mi:arn2l., and are ;;one thither in detachments. Many noble tamilics, who fie,! at the approach of the Ft,nch, are expeCied back PT the winter. Oc 4.—Our hopes of the end of the blockade arc now ncariy vAn.dict!, and we comfort ourfelves as well as we can, with the circumflance of the commu nication by T , nringca hcing open : the wot It is the want of coals, which will, we tear, put an almoll en. tire trop tt our fugar rctineties : they are now at the eno-ru-us price of to to tz guineas per chaldron. I ,AN:EUP.C; 11, SEPT. 3o.—A letter from Bruffels:of the e',!l: init. gates, that all the gun boats and flat lintt .med vOrds which the French can collea, from racti to the Tercel. are to be divided into fis flotillas, en hoard each of which 50,000 foldiers are to be en:bat ked. P'•NAP.',ItTE is expethql in Flanders, to vilit thofe which he had n time to iniped before, by the 6th or tith of ntxt month. General Dustas regl.ortt, and hate fent them into Malta. Such kips as have regular papers for Triefie, the Venetian States, and other neutral ports, are fulfered to purfne their voyage without any molehation. No leis than tag VeirelS, of different nations, were then lying in the Channel, all bound to the Engine. The fame letters inform us, that the Beys have taken poffetrion of all the ports in Egypt, and now rule in that country exaelly in the fame manner as before the French invafion—a circumaance that has canted no little degree of alarm tc the Sublime Porte. —Nor is this the only evil with which that weak (late has been lately afilided t—there have been two dreadful fires .in Conftantinople, the firli of which confumed about zoo (hops or warehoufes, full of va luable goods ; and the fecond, above too of the prin cipal houfes belonging to tke Turkifh Nobility in the neighbourhood of the Seraglio. Thofe who are ac quainted with the Turkifh Hiftory, need not be in formed, that a fire in Conkantinople is always, and very juflly, produttive of great alarm to the Govern ment, as arfon is the common way in which the peo ple there (hew their diflike to public meafures. The troubles in Romelia likewife continue ; as do alto thole in Arabia, notwithdanding the viZtory gained fome time ago over Abdul Wechab, near Damafeus. And, to crown all, there had been feveral flight (hocks of an earthquake, within the preceding fortnight, which, it is feared, may be the precurfors of a more ferious mifchief. The German Papers again give letters from Italy, reviving the report of the Bombardment of Algiers by the Englifh, and announcing the aZtual Blockade of Genoa, and all the ports of the Ligurian Repub. is commanded by Vice Admiral BP.M. The Ton. lon fquadron, confining of nine (hips of the line and fix frigates, failed on the 1 ith of September, but was obliged to return, after being at fea ten hours. It is believed, that its fpeedy return was occafioned by the appearance of the Englifh fleet of twenty fail, which was feen the fame day by the fignal men of Marfeilles. The Moniteur of this day contains a Confular de cree ordering payment of the penfions of the French Knights of the order of Malta, and another for rt. gulating the payment of the Monti or Piedmontefe rents, and of the penfions due in the departments formed of that country. The firn decree tending to the accomplifhment of the conditions on which the ifland of Malta was furrendered in 1798 to BONA PARTE, when on his way to Egypt, is as follows: Mezieret, Aug. 6. The government of the French Republic, on a report of the Miniacr of Finances with the advice of the council of (late, decrees : I. The French Knights of the Order of Malta, comprehended in the 3d article of the Convention cities(' into on the 24th of Prai rial, Year 6 (June r 3, 1798) than be admitted to the liquidation of theirpenfiona, to be paid in whole, in conformity to the 4th arti cle of the laid convention. For this purpofe they (hall transmit to the Council general for the liquidation of the public debt, an extradt from the certificate of their birth, the certificate of their life, and identity, as well as a proof of their quality, and of their being prefent at Malta at the time of the laid convention. 11. The Members of the fame Order, who have remained in France, who have not yet been dcfnitivi.ly paid, than be paid as cording to the laws concerning ccelefiallical penfior e, by conform ing to the difpofitions of the decree of Prairial sth, Year 6, which than be declared applicable to client, except thofe, however, in re gard to oaths, from which they Wail be exempted. 111. The Penfiocaries alluded to in the preceding Article than H I r '. O ll r , , DE/1711 OF THE RECORDER. Sir JOHN•WILLIAM Rose, Recorder of the City of London, was in town, and in perfect health, yefterda). In the afternoon,he returned to his houfe at Peckham, where he flept in the evening. Soon after midnight, he waked Lady Ross, laying that he felt himfelf ex tremely unwell, and that he thought himfelf dying. Medical aillitance was immediately fent for, and oh• tained ; but human affiftance was of no avail ; for Sir foto; breathed his tail, between three and four o'clock this morning. Mr. SILVESTER, Common Serjeant for the City of London, is expe&d to fucceed him as Recorder.— The filmy is toool. per annum. LIVERPOOL. A very unpicafant accident, which might have been attended with fatal confequences, took place oa Sunday morning laft, at Liverpool. The Bithop of Cues rex preached in St. Mark's, a church newly built, and as Prince WILLIAM of GLo cES r attend ed, the church was Co much crowded, that the gal. lery, unable to fupport the enormous weight with which it was loaded, gave way. The terror and alarm produced by this accident, may be eater cos. eeived than de:bribed ; but notwithilanding the con. fofion it occafioned. as every one endeavoured to efcape by the neared Nage, we are bappy to nate, that no lives were loft. A few perfons were nightly cut or bruifed in attempting to get through the win. dow, and one woman had her leg broken. Los :in ive d at Dunkok, to or s anize the army which re- lic on one fade, and of the Mouths of the Po and apply to the Prefeds of the Departments, in which they now re- Tot FAST DAY.—We have no hefitation in am. is colletting on the coati bete% een that place and . fide, who fball tranfmit to the Counfellor of State, Dirator Ge- tra s g &din the account which appeared in one of the 1 1 ' Ottend. Adige, and all other ports of the Italian Republic on flaw of liquidation, The Levy of the military conrcription of 60,000 the other, by different Englifh fquadrons : they alto the cloims of Mere pen fi onaries with the papers produced by each of them, and of which the decrcz of primitive sa morning papers yellerday, Rating that it was his oaAJ Eat T'S intention to go in Rate to St. Paul's on . . . en, for the twelfth year of the itepublic, is carrying mention the failing of a part of Lord NELSON'S fleet fixation ihall form a part. Thole not yet paid amording to the .• . , " on %% i at h e .. oa I ~. lk• '' I * . l' t'lll it • ((VIM' law of SeptOnber 19, r.9a, Dull caufe the P rc f eet of the Depart- the Fait Day. We do it the more readily, as it to the Dardanelles to proteill the Engliffi trade. I 4 • 1 The la cods have not deified feorn their purple In the p recedin g columns rill be found other far- ment, where their benefice is Situated , to regulate previoufly the will prevent much unnecaffary trouble to the inha- bitants of the Itreets through which, in fuch cafe, . 1 of organizing a legion of liantiverians, to he employ- . tides from the North of Europe—and we here tab- ' 1 1 ed in the expedition againa England. As all the IV. The Minifter of the Finances, and the Counfellor of State, All the churches of the Ifle of ?haul, and along 1 offers of bounty, however, have hero ineffedual, they join every thing worthy of notice in the intorreations have broken out in different places, par- .„ (signed) SoNAPARI E. priation as receptacles for troops, hofpitaah or pri- nnw make forcible levies ; in conleynence of which l . ticularly in the diftrid of Gottingen. On this account PARIS JOURNALS. rears, SEPT. 2 private from 4.—A letter Ber l in Director General of Liquidation, are each charged as far as con- the coati to Dover, have been infpeated, by order of earned with thc execution oldie Felon. decree. Government, with a view to their temporary appro. The new Turkifh Ambaffador to the French go. lons, in cafe of aelual invafion. . Come French troops have received orders to enter that lays, we have Rill a well founded hope of feeing the A large fleet of ships are to be Rationed off the part of the country. prefent differences between France and England ter- vernment, HALETH-Ell ENDI, returned to Paris four coati of Ireland, which are to water and rendezvous, 1 ' i 1 i A private letter from Triefle, of the lath invent, comains the following important paragraph d a ys ago. In the evening of the day before •efterdaß cet h aven . De o minted. The following incident, it is laid, has con. / Yas occa fi on may require, in pts of :—' The tributed to this happy change. Portugal, in . French !mops are hourly mercating in number in the . critical fituation in which it has Come time been, has ' ' Izelien States, and particularly on the Auftrian from. the waters of Barrege. The negotiator of the preli. lay in equipping the than for fervice. Signal polls are creating along the Irifh coati under minaries of London, C. Orro, has let out for his tiers in the neighbourhood of Venice.—The Auftrian had recourfe to Ruffia, and the refult has been nego. the diredion of Lord GARDNER. troops too are tamely augmenting in the Venetian tiations, and a treaty of alliance, by which that poft as Micah: Plenipotentiary at the Court of . l'he Loyal City of Wenn - antler Volunteers met /. t territory, and a great number of regiments from ki ngdom i s to b e under the immediate proteaion of Munich: efterd angary have received orders to march thither.'— ay at four o'clock, in Wellminfier Hall, and li y '1 The Ailltram General, 1' -I, LEGARDE, has the chief kuflia. This arrangement, far from being unfa. &ousts, SEPT. 23.—The garrifint of the Eland p rocee d e d to Tothill Fields, where they had a grand i command of the Imperial forces collating in that vourable to France, and to the return of Peace, has of Cadfand has been augmented within theta ten or Field Day. Mr. Wir !TREAD has completed a Volunteer Corps wirers the Archduke CHARLES himfelf is given new vigour to the mediation of the Courts of quarter,twelve days with about zOOO men. All the ports on upon his eftates in Becifordthire. It amounts to 400. ,),• ;•p loon eI edcd. Peterfbur h and Berlin, and the pro otals recently the coati have been occripied by a double number of g Pmorning This Colonel BURTON'S Corps of Loyal At the requell of the French Miniffer, an Englifh- arethe r e ed of it. In the made to England fi ft ff - men, and the command of all thefe troops has been Britifh Artificers were infpeded in the ground be- on a, of the name of BAT T 7, has been arrefted here , given to Gen. Dowser, Military Commandant of the longing to the Toxopholite Society, at the back of mean time General Atroaaaau has arrived at the g ' ' a charge of having enlisted feveral Hanoverian; Department of the Scheldt. Among the troops which Bedford-1' ware, by the Earl of HARRINorow. They 1 ;ao for the Britifh fervice. The Magiftrates have been Army rambled at the bottom of the Pyrenees, in muttered very bong, boric and foot, and went obliged-to comply with this requeil, though BATTY, order to take the command of it; theta forces threa- have lately arrived in the Ifle of Cadfand, are the through their different manceuvres with a precilion it appears, never lifted an man; but from motives ten Portugal, and at the fame time watch Spain. t 3th demi-brigade of light infantry and a detachment . cf comp Anon accompanied fome of the Hanoverian of the Bth regiment of artiller which excited the molt unqualified approbation of y. It is believed that Lord HARRINGTON, and the admiration of feveral The afpeat of affairs, however, on the coatis of the coldiers to Tonningen, whore they embarked for Channel, is Rill very ferious. The port of lecfcamp England. other forces will be affembled there alto, and that General Offic ers, and a great number of fpedators. i - experienced, on the soth of September, a new attack, they will afterwards form a Email camp. There At a Meeting of the Magrftrates of the County of Cark, in the Grand Jury Room of the County, the LONDON. more revere than the firs. The Englifh appeared at meafures of precaution, didated by prudence, feem zoth day of September s 18q3, Colonel FITZGERALD, half after eight in the morning before that port with to be a confequence of the difpotitions of the Englith, one of the Governors of the County of Cork, In tha . TUESDAY, OCTOBER Lt. two b om b s . an d a f r i gate:—the firing began at nine whole cruizers have much inc r e afe d from the Chair, Refolved unsointoullyThat the that& of the Magiftratts num! or STOCKS Taus oAv A'r ONE orooate and ended at eleven. The frigate fired ten or twelve Straight of Calais as far as the Mouth of the Scheldt. b • prefatted to Licutenant•eieneril Twinge, for hie Meru) and 1 s per Cent. Confols, for money.s 4. broach - ides, and the bombs threw from fixty to eighty In regard to the troops which are to compote the animating osaiseaniestioes to the 1114iftrates of this County, sod Ditto. for account, Sli !.• Old 5 per C.nt. 251—Uranium to dif. (hells. One bomb fell on the houfe of a man 84 army of Flanders, they already begin to arrive, and r ha declared rendinefs to co-oper ate he ate with the civil power , in Yee- PRICF. Of STOCKS YES fERDAY : ruing the peace and preceding the freedom of t enuntryagaiall years of age, who was in bed, and who was cruffiednumbe r all armed, which are on their march tx e a great . 5 per C. Conf. 521 a )0 innium i t.,..; I ridiE S p.sr Cent. Ann 5 . 5 4 .fe I.ntrery ' laic tae IA ll.from different to death. A (hip of the line appeared in the offing. ' P •rent arts of the interior of France. As we feel oorfehes indebted ts thelisternsl care of earOmetoos So- vereign, and the wifdoin of Ms Government, in sispolntiog Is the ' i t I:I.:la 1:awl. as. a 3 s. air. Conf. for ace. 5a if r Exclicq.ltillsjs as. din A hurricane which took place at noon, put au end to the new journey of the FIRST Cos sw. to the depart- preemie cous, ro ase command of this enttrit, a Georeal, spot i , 1 , . 1 the bombardment. ments has been retarded tome days, it is thought law dues : e t:Led= wita with r ta tir t it g i b i t i „ , ,, "I the taret T ni m e e " me r Another Mail arrived this day from Gottingen, Paais, SEPT. 25.—0 n the sth Complementary that he will not arrive there before the middle of (Si gne d) Roselle FIT Governor Comity of airk. which, betides the uffial letters, has brought us fume day five regiments of Dragoons were infpefted by the next month. Pala Journals to thc z7th ult. inclufive ; which give FIRST Coastal. in the plain of Rocquincourt, near If letters from Paris, confirmed by advicas from Ors: raccoon LIEUTENANT GENERAL TARLETCpd's ANSWER. , f . • 'me pal rieulars of the homberdment of Fel-camp. Verfailles. A great crowd affembled to fee the ma- the North of Germany, can be credited, it appears aw T r iii i th e n itn im 7Z i e c r on and e the ' wideh bia begs "vend r° twins by Coked litsgsvald mentioned in the STAR of Friday laft, which was the nceuveling of tilde regiments, which are deflined to that Rufila has made new propofals of mediation, demat.ds my warm* aekaasHailiasents. At an dawararimilas I .• • Jamul avack of the ' k i nd made on that place, and, form a part of the army of England. Next day a both at London and Paris, and that the Court of Pc. r itrenuous essitlarla defame Of 1111/ Imptre antl even according to the French account:, a very dread- great crowd alienable,' alfo near the dock des 'nye. terffiurgh has renewed its urgent foliciations to the p.m glory. v s l e he . an mile, ebe addieho eelarar t rittlms :al o hn is n ez ett , am ta bidon arc powerP4 Messmsrmsfp the ilisaso o r s. ful one. It was only terminated by a hurricane !ides, from which two flat bottomed boats were Britifh Government to caufc the blockade of the Elbe will member my vaabases e te perst Cle au,. and give ftrenrit aid Lißdt to our katlable i coming on, which forced our (sip : to put off from launched. According to the flatement made by the and the Wefer to be railed. It is added, that the ' (Signed) nay. •' 1 . ' the Shore. Mi n ifier of the Marine, the V engeur , o f 11 8 guns , FIRST Cossus, is not averfe to an accommodation E arl B e y . — Hi s E x c e ll e n c y M e hm e t B e y Elfi Mo- . lOur letters from Pc terfburgli are of the 13th ult. an d t h e Cdfart, of 74, were l a u nc h e d at B re a b e f ore '; with England on juft and equitable terms. It is be. rad, whore arrival we mentioned yetterday, is one of They Rare one fad, which places in a eonfpicuous an i mmen f e concour f e o f peop l e on the 23d init. A the Mameluke Chiefs who fouola PI bravely at Alex- lieved, that thefe pacific propofitions, are the cattle of . . . . • andrea. He was wounded in the tide with a manta P of view the induftry and enterprize of the inha- few days before, September 17, a fhip of 74. guns, the delay of BoNAPARTE'6 departure from the capital: , ball, and concealed it for two days, left, if known, .1; I;tents of Great Britain, who, in Spite of all, the called the Suffren, was launched at L'Orient. The Such, at lean, are the public reports, which do not his danger mould produce cabal among other rival 1 . ; evil; entailed upon us by a war, Rill carry on with preparations in the dock yard of Rochfort are carried feem to be void of foundation. unit mitting vigour thofe mercant il e fpeculations on with fuch aaivity, that this port will Coon furnifh SEPT. 27.—The public journals here after giving us chiefs, and difmay among his troops. His life was Caved by the valour of the Britifh. He :s not come lc which have excited f a much th e env y o f th e FIRST the Republic with the Lion, another fhip of 74 guns, hopesof peace,fpeak now in filch a mannerastoweaken ov er upon a diplomatic million, but namely from cu- t CONSUL, w oo is IPA to tin I that he cannot by his riofity, and to prove his gratitue to it and four four frigates, which are already in an advanced every idea of the kind, as may be judged from the tion. He will be introduced at ehe L evee on Wed- , i a decrees treat : a commerce beneficial to the people Rate. During the comic of the Year 2e, two (hips following paragraph in one of them dated the asth nefday to his MAJESTY, for whom he has prepared I r who are cleared with hi, rule. Of ',a ) ehips arrived of the line, the Majeftueux, of 120 guns, and Magna. init. a According to letters from the old frontiers of tome rich and curious precasts, conlifEng n of furs, f Mks, fibr es, kc. His fuite at prefent .. conti s c 17 . at Cronfladt tills year, no refs than 523 were Britifh: name, of 74, have been completed in the latter port. France the corps alfembling in the environs of Corn- t: te others conceited of tit Americans, 73 Danith, 62 fonsprecio us part of i•„ In the DIUTI per , but the molt . Government Dill obferves great filenee in regard piegne and SaintOmer, and in the ci-devantFlanders, h er o f r 3, has not yet arrived. It includes three 'I . i I c s' v Jilh R in R T..lbeckera, 59 Prn , rtan, 4 ..‘ e_ ..., o ...n...en, - Sdonilli, 4 Porttigucfe. •ea Fret'cla! and z 6 of other to the organization of the Army of England, and will each be cornoofed of three divitions with beautiful females, one a favourite Georgian, to whom the difiribution of the command of the i 1 1 . different a numerous park of artillery, the troops def. his Excellency is much attached. The other two are areal:Gans, one remarkable for dancing, tl.e other 4 : 0 Wong. The nanabet which C e d e d amounts to 720, camps to which all the corps teem ready to march, tined to form them are now on their march.— confillin- r ; of ric trly the came proportions , for tinging. and to which the whole alined of the Confular guards The command of the f e three corps is given to three a l f a TIMEATN, DRU, IT-LANE.-1.411 night the plea' We it happy a,i,s to announce the fafe arrival at appear ready to proceed. In the mean time, fame Generals of Divifton of the Confuhar Guard, namely, r a nt comedy of The Way to Kay Him exhibited MIS. .1, 1 Elfineur of the fleet which lately failed from this important nominations in the marine fervice have that of Compiegne to General Soncis ; that of St. H. Jouarros and Mrs. YOUNG in the charadert i c ,entry, con fi ilin;; of t 47 !hips, under the convoy of been announced. On the t7th of September, Vice Omer to General SAULT ; and that of Bruges to ! two *Mall (hips of War. Admiral Ta LIG u ET, Counfellor of State, was named General BARONS': on the other hand, it is announced, fprightlinefs and cafe of the former was mixed with, of the Widow Brriocur and Mr,. Lirdemcre. The Oar letters from Coniantionple are of t h e 2 6 t h perhaps, a little too much of galith levity for the commandant of the naval army at Brea. Rear that General BERT If ISR, Minifter of War, • will leave favour- welabred d owager; the was, however, very . ~ l ii . A ago!), and Bate, that two Englifh Frigates lie be. Admiral LA cßossE, Maritime Prete& of the Arran. Paris on the 28th intl. to commence the infpeation of ably received. 'he rt of Air,. Lowmore is welt 1, more tilt c.,tr.tat.c of Lie ' Canal of Conflantintiple, and &dement Of Havre. Captain BONN EiONS, Maritime sift all iiiipo of a:lietever nation they may appear Peeled of the Arrondiffement of D • the troops andcoafts, and that the Ca ttrComs w. will flaked fto the Sedate manner of Mrs. Yousc, and Dunkirk. Thefe leave theca pital on the 2d of Odober, proceeding di- i .. t • to be, coratog from the Mask Sca, to present the , new dit; Anon: have Arroodiffements, which are the two tirft, extend real C • " • • yto ommegne. There -43.111111ISTER'S Si/ B . .yiiii/ was rath er . CaIiCaI.OcJ. Mils MILLON was vet) , tocecalul in Lady Con/!crop. I . , i French from carry' ••ng on their commerce under rlr (-takers. They Live already taken feveral 'Olds • 3 • - e from Antwerp so Cherbourg. The grand national put an end to the reports in circulation refpeding the much i t h e Bond.it re et fide, and WROUGHT" '' flotilla, which is forming in that dillrid, and to which appearances of conciliation between France E litt/5:.61. gave the airs of .tr. 8ri,....m• t lafirm c .,.. for ,ogyntw's: h is per . .• • • • • ' , den W.:11 corn , bound to Marfcillcs, Genoa, and Loulogne Laves as the Central point of rendezvous', laud under the mediation of WA.:cos. and • ns. getting gi a little too old /.er-errors . kn . 1 1 , I' =‘: of t he part was, notwithitaang, very Judie • . I