Star. — London, England, 1803-01-04 00:00:00

luuncAL INTELLICAA'CE. MAILS THIS DAY..WIND N. E. Dt/t. 2 Dublin, I Dutch s New York, POOL, JANUARY 3. Arrived the Science, SCOTT, and Fortune's In creafe, Bs,rrar, from Sunderland ; Good Intent, BISHOP, from Jerfey ; Parkaone, Fsscr r , from Alicant ; Aeive, WILLIAMS, from Portfraouth ; Catherine, Myst, from Cowes. Sailed ihe Exeter, Asll mots, for Dover; Hope, MANE La t ll/S, and Tartar, WILIOHT, for Southamp ton ; and the Minerva, Lavoie., for London. The Bonaviao, Matrix, from Newfoundland to Poole; t put into Ilfracombe. g4I.MOUTN, JANUARY t. . Arrived off the harbour this day, the ear* Left' ;ndia fhip COURT, Captain LARKIN, from Bengal. which (he left on the sift of Anguft, and St. He lena on the s 7th of November : The Corday fpoke on the t sib ult. in lat. 24. 20. N. long. 34. 40. W. the (hip ifabella, Captain H. kilt°, !whinging to and froin Glafgow, bound to St. Kitt's, out 20 days, all well. The Dues or YORK Packet, which arrived ref. tirday from Linton, fpoke, on the a4th ult. in lat. 47. long. to. the lirig Peggy of Limerick, Capt. Wuxi, with wind, from Oporto bound to Cork, totally dirt:nailed, and in very great diftrefs ; the Captaia and three men were welted overboard, the foriner regained the veal, but the three men erfortenately perithed ; lie had been out 2 t days, nine of which he had been difmafted. Captain Naze, of the Packet, fupplied her frith (pars and ecsidate.and the was ezpeeted tit; reach LiCoon the eeif day. Arrived this day the Prince Emelt picket, Prry,s,:eith Mills from America, in s 6 days from ; fhe brings no particular news: the fpoke i few days ago a fehooier front Oporto, with wine, &c. for Cork, all well, and out to days; the Ann; Bissaas, from Oporto, with wines, for this port and Plymouth ; and the brig Juno, Noaraway. ith w i ne and frnit, from Malign, for London, out 4. weeks. Sailed the Walfingham Packet; Rassirs, with the Mills for Lifboa. • PLyktoUTH. jastiatetv s. AOSOISMS hare been received here from Beverley, 14oithAmerica, elating, that the khooner Duke of Clareg, Captain Erman sa, belonging to this ion, was 10 in the Gulf of St. Luwrtnce, iiioc tober taR, in i iriolent gale of wind. She fined from. this Port 4 Newfoundland, with a iich car. go in Anglia lift, and there took in a cargo of 6th for Q u ebec. She iirlied there fare, reloaded for Liverpool; and fet out on her voyage, when the Ratted a plank in a violent gale, and was Ibll. Four of the crew reached an Wand in the Gulph, and were picked up by Captain WORf LIT, for merly of the Eliza, of New York, who conveyed •irem to Beverley. Captain rAwKita, Mr. PICA- It nao. the Mate, and Mr. ELLioi and Son, ftiper cargoes,areumongihe number whO were drowned. During the hurricane of lael Wednefdai at the Nett,* Bar Wall of Mill Bay, the tea ran in with fueh violence as to break it down ; (tones of peak a ton weight were hurled bratty yards, and the whole of the marthes are now completely over. flowed by the fen to nearly its limits. in t 6+3, when the isareles of Mill Bar Bay formid part of the Bay Well; and !hips were at anchor near Bankfide Field, Stonehotife Lunt, to protea the town agaistft the liege then carried on by the Royal tortes. PORTSMOUTH. JAN. s The A01.011.A. of 38 guns, Capt. Walla*, P. rived laft night from Newfoundlanklalt from Li 4 hon. after a tempelluous pairage of Sateen days. She got aground its coming in at St. Helen's, but sal 4 again *hen the tide fiovred. She (poke, on-the syth of December, In hat. 42. 37. N. long. :5. si. W. the (kip Stanley, of London. bound to the% Treat the Downs, out fourteen days. This morning arrived the Asuroarca, Capt. Pates, With naval Rotes, bound to the Mediter ranean front the ealliraid. The Brrraas poop of war, Capt. Coassrr, which is appointed to tate her under charge, hat made the figura for failing. amide AT strresao. Adentral MittAtit. Hew . . Cop- 0. B. Dawat. Meng - - Bo SW R• Hew& - - N Car. Platt.* la. . so Cyr. BRAM Leila . . Haasv. Detensisee . 54 .•—•B Bitters . - C T. Gallo . 14 -- Dee. minim . . 16 -- StArmeross. Pm , Mobilo . 16 0 r tarok ps wad - Licutenast SAVOR. ATCIIIIIOI‘. tor.azaa AT ST. II - Capt PARRIII. I/1 HARBOUR. 74 Swat. 44 ••••-• MAITLAND. - 33 Dszosi. 36 r tumiserrssis. - 36 Mustiowy. • 3$ }lsmailia% - 3s --Situ/. - 3s -- HARDT. SO HILL. - zb Licatamill *rain& if entreat - t. . fluniond ,Jra spue kmene - taplika • • .• Wawa& - All • YARMOUTH, JANUARY 3. The boat of the Httsyria cutter, in the fervice of the Cuftoms at this port, fei zed on Cainer Beach, yetlerdsy morning, 8z halfankers of geneva and brandy, which are lodged in the King's wArehoufe. De Gode Hoop Evert, J. JOXICII, from Gron nengen, with oats, for London, which put inhere a Chort time fence with lots oflee-boards, is repaired and will proceed on her voyage next tide. The London, Lugs hides mailer, from Gainf borough to London, with goods, was brought in here yellerday by the Loweaoff pilot-boats having fprung a leak. _ _ Arrived the Roirer, jacoal3eAz z Lt., from Ctn. ham; in WWI ; and la Nancy, G. Celts, from Dunkirk, Dropped down to St. Helen's, the DETEII smarts, of 24 guns, Captain BECHER, bound to Ireland. DUBLIN, DECEMBER so. Yekerday morning, about eight o'clock, in a heavy gale of wind, S. S. E. accompanied with heavy rain, the brig Frederick, Capt. WiLsott, of Workington, from Cork, ftruck on the North Bull, about s imile Weft of Sutton, and in lcfs than an hour was a complete wreck. Unhappily, tile crew, twelve in number, were all lott, one man excepted. The cargo. an affortable one, confifting of maim gany, fruit, flour.fpirits, papers, Sec. as fcattered along the coaft ; but owing to the fpirited exertions of Mr. Furnace, of Baldoyle, who, with a party of horfe,attended them, notwith (landing the incle mency of the weather, feveral of the above articles will be lave.' : the fame MagUlrate, with his wonted humanity, has had the bodies of two wo men, three children, and two failors, that were waded on Thore, laid in an outhoufe, with every decent attention that the circdruftanc es would admit of. . FROM LLOYD's LIST. DRAL, Jaw.i.—Arrived tile TrUP Prito-,—,from China, dnd failed for the River, with the Princely Charlotte EaR In ranyana—Wiod E. W. GRAVIACND ' JAN. 3.—Paffed by the Tragic, Muirhead, tram Smyrna; Patriot, —, from Nantz; Hamborgb Packet, Gooch, from Hamburib ; and Vrow Helena, —, from Gra hiniaa—aSailtd the Supply, Johryfoo, for Peclacola ; and the Jaw, White, for Dublin. A ARMED. At Portfmouth, Parkftone, from Leghorn—At Cowes, Anna Terefa, —. from Faro—At Falmouth, Ca *twine. Williams, from Barcelona; and Mars, Worrall, from Leilkets—, At Penzaocs, Al e xander, from Quebec—At Clyde. Diana, (Ward, from Newfoundland- -At HarnOloct, Ryas, from Antigua—At St. Vincent's, Jackfon. Selman, from Leedom...At Oporto, Zephyr, Greens, from Lynn—At Lane, Ruth, Evan*, front London; Amy, Mack, from Ptyprietl; Trio, And rfon, from Clyde; Lord Lenox, Lloyd; and Commerce, —, from Fortfmouth ; Travelksr, Trentham. front Liverpool ; King Comm and Canna, White, from London—At St. Michael's, Alert, Heath, from London; and Agenoria, Stuhlo, from Dartmuuth—Off Dover, Paler, Tenon, frost ;Ashton: and Martha, Henderfon, Rom Philadelphia—At the Cape of Good Hope, Tottenham, Jones; Trams, ; and Sir William Bentley, f rom Leaden. ••••...1••• It is of great importance, that Ship Owners, Matters of Va rela. and Britt & Merchants in general ilsould know, that from a very raw opinion of the Attorney and Solicitor General, a vefel of any defeription, the length of which (aloft) exceeds sore In properdon than three feet and a half to one foot in breadth, mat be fitrniiked with it Seance from the Admiralty, before the can be okd to any purpole of navigation whatever. The Court of Direaors of the Eaft India Corn. pany have appointed the following (hips to be afloat oh the 99th raft. viz. The Hugh highs, Capt. William Fairfax, and the Calcutta. , C . ._att__Willhisp Maxwell, for Madras and Bengal ; and the Lord h, Cape. George Robertfon, fee Bengal dire!. _ 1 !eZ.I7 of Leaden, Cage. Sunud Liam; the New Ship, Capt. Rdknewles, for Si. Helena and Bengal; the Admiral Gardner, Capt. Bradford; and the Sir Stephen Lulhington, Capt. Gooch. forCoatt and lay. are ordered to be in the Downs the 14th Whet: Capodit *Word, or the Admiral Gardner, and Cartain Goods. oldie Sir Stephen Liellingeon,have received their in- Brodkin to take leave of the Court of Mcßan on the lath hatbox; the beta Is to proceed direct to Madras and Bengal. Melton tonehlig at the Cape of Good Hope for troop, and wM fall frau the Downs shoat the with inflow. The Antra ma of wad. ; Orpheus frigate ; and Admiral Bauder, AM; h id Dover Coale, Indiamen, were at Lisitiog when the True Briton Weds the two htter, it was fuppofed would go to Beopl. - - - - - - - The Providence, janfoo,ftem Bremen for Lifbon.la on sore mar c.w The Dank Atkinfon, from the Baltic, is loft on the malt al Helloed. The Oessom, &tett, from Shields for London, is loft co the The Hauges, Dralib, from Memel, is loft co the =aft of ju ttio Nom placket, Dillon, from Vaientia for London, Is left Year Penzance. 'Pie Mary, pine, from Honduras for London, is pot Into Bahl he Mirth. The Baltimore, from Baltimore for Liverpool ; and the Northumberland, —, from Liverpool fur Nev.-attic, ran fool elf Holyhead: the forma. veffei funk, and the latter put Wits LtverpooL The hiends, Muds, from Cork for Gibraltar, is loft at The Eleanor, Nance, on the 19th of December, (poke the Mad; Stalked, from Baltimore to Botardeaux ' 26 days out, lat. 45. 36.10 m ta.—and oo the nth (poke the Lucy, Baste, front Cork to Lam, in tat.4b 31. lOU. gg• IS. The Selby, Peters, from London to Jamaica, having *mg • leak in Margate Roads, is reamed to the River. The Jacob Hendrick, from Chwieften to Hamborgis, has been (poke at far in dithers, having loft soft of her fails and boats. The Lively, from Loaders to Harlingen ,Is fed to have been la* is the begiliniag of December near Calandfoog. The crew fared. Wednefory sight the barge Albion Milk, of Harwich, booed fruits Harwich to Londe., with a cargo of grain mad dour.bay ing.fprong a leak, was ran as there upon a land, within • few Wks of that }bet, and It Is feared that the veld and the prim. Awl part of the cargo will be loft. A Sew ticks dims have been picked up sod brought into Harwkk. The Refolotion and Delight, hfaicoctes, are arrived at Kirkcaldy, from Rot terdam. Saturday t 6 veffels loaded with frets arrived at Billingfgate. a greater quantity than was ever be fore remembered there. The price in confequence fell from eight (billings to one &Ming per bufliel. A perfon who left Brett about three weeks ago that the French continue the building of men ofwar in that barboar with the greateli seivity.— By a new regulation .f the Cesar Conant., the pay of the French Marine Officers is to be imme diately increafed, and the tureen are to be trained in the ufe of arms, in all the harbours of the Re. public, m the fame manner as the &kW% THE HOUSE OF BOURBON. The Members of the Houfe of Bourbon are feat. tered over Europe :—Lours XVIII. .-onrinues at Warfaw ; his cordon is at Wlldungen ; the Count D'Atrois, with his younger fun, the Duc de BARRY, is in Scotland; his eldeß fon, the Doc D'AmoouLastF, and his Princefs, the daughter of the murdered Louis, are with their uncle at War. law, while the Lady of the Count D'Aerois re fides at Klagenfurth. The three brothers of the Orleans Family are in England ; their mother and filler in Spain ; the Princc and Prince; de CON. DI, with the Duc de Boraßox, are in the vicinage of London ; the fecond fun is at Ettenhcim, with the Cardinal Romas, and their unmarried claugh. ter is in a Convent in Switzerland ; the Prince de, Cowl.; is at Barcelona, while his wife has her abode in the Helvetic Republic. Friday his . Excellency £he French Amhaflidor and fuite vifited the extentive brewery of Meffrs. WHtralPAi` and Co. and afterwards partook of an elegant tkjeend, with the refident partner. Lord and Lady FARNHAM arrived in town at Grattcmfircet, on Sunday f lail. The Marquis of Bath's Hunting Lodge is Rill the refort of many of the firft The Ogice of Surveyor of the Woods and Fo refls is a Patent Place, of which Lord GLEN BED viz has long had the reverfion. The falary and perquitites amointed to about .}cool. per annum but the falary is made a net 3000 L to Lord GLaw- BERV:F., and all perquilites are abolithed. The paragraph copied from a Morning Paper of Saturday, hating that Mr. Ler ADDING rota had ken returned for Ida rwch, in the room of Jona Rn. DINSON, Efq. decealed, is unfounded. Mr. AD DINGTON arrived there La Seturday,and canvafTed the EleEtors, but the eleCtion does not take place till this day,when there is little doubt of his fuccefs. MORTIM cc, who has been difplaying her 'normal talents with great fueeefs at Oxford and other places, is a daughter of Mr. Moiler' )4Elt, for. merly Mecribet for Shafteibury, awl who fortune was once very conliderable. Mr. LOCK V Est, who lately purebred the Wen- 1 bury elate, about fix miles from Plymouth, of Earl Cambia, for 3c,e001. made his propeay during the war as thip's broker at that port—Sir tranfit esuadi. A young Lady of Portfea attempted to elope with a Gentleman on Sunday fe'nnight. A poll chaife waited for her at the flirt of the town ; the night was dark, and the Lady reached the chaife, as the thought, .unobferved I but as the Ilepped in at one door, a conflable entered at the other, and eo . aduC/ed her borne. She is a Lady 'of confi• derable etisetations, and the Gentleman, we un derfland. is a Prize Anti. On Friday il7 flosses of beef were divided. among the poor of .the parifhes of Ercricke and Wheldrake. being the produce of ti/b fat basalts killed for that purpole, by order of Rteissau Twin rsox, Efq. according to annual =Rom. Laft week many hundreds of the poor in the neighbourhood of Blenheim partook of the annual Chrilimas bounty of his Grace the Duke of MAlL sozolmm—eight fat oxen, and a propurtionate quantity of bread, haring been diftributed arnongft them. At the fame time her Grace fent her an nual bounty to be diftributed to poor widows and married women rel.liog in the different townthips round Blenheim. It is naked in a Paper of Sunday, that the account given in moll of the London Prints, of a difpute, which occurred at a late meeting of the Harmonic Society at Exeter, between Lord C—v and Mr. Tonkin, is in tome material points in correet. His LOrdfliip, it is Rated, having been in the room Come time, happened, by accident and ignorance of the rules of p r e S d ociety. to (land a few paces within the (pace allotted to the Mana gers' one of whom for the night was Mr. Tonsils, and from whom, in confequence of this inadver tence. he experienced much unprovoked incivility. His Lordilup immediately left the room, ordering that his name might be taken from the fubCcrip tion book. It is added, that his Lordfltip's condutt has met the approbation of every man of rank and refpeCtability in the county ; and that at the fecond meeting of the Harmonic Society, Tome further erafures from the books took place. ROYAL CMACI.—Tpe plan of the Kirro's field diverfions has of late been confiderably contraaed. His MAresry formerly rode ten or twelve miles to the ii)ot where the deer was turned out, and the hounds were laid on, and feldom had lets than from ten to fifteen or twe r u er miles to ride home. This having been found too much (for a pleafare that might be fo often purfued), it is now ufual to turn out only three or four miles from the Cattle; in Cranbourne Wood, Winkfield Plain, or, at farthefl, the Courfe at Afcot Heath ; and fhort running deer being principally feleaed, to avoid the chance of long crces,thr, have been hitherto too infignificant to report ; not a tingle run, of any length or fingulamy, having occurred face the commencement of the lesion. His MAJESTIC continue* in good health and equal fpirits, hunting with the liaghounds confiantly, one day excepted, in confequence of temporary inconvenience. Sussex ST,IO Houses.—On Tuefday left Mr. BAIWILL's Rag hounds rpufed a deer near Lumley Seat, on the borders of Sect and Hants, which took through bord Gloacra LailllOX'S Park, to wards the ea coaft ; and, after a chace of metre than twenty-five miles (in lets than two boon), was killed near Levant. The only Gentlemen m' at the death were, Mr. M. Tumour, and Mr. WAT rs, jun. of Stanftead. - - Mr. ksoasws's harrien, at Herleftone, in Northamptouthire bad an excellent run of three hours yefterday f e'nnigbt. There were prefcnt, betide the Proprietor of the bounds and the cufto. teary Gentlemen attendants on the Hunt, Lords Greer. CORZIII. the Honourable Rosser &Ell en. and fiveral other noble fox-hunters, who were fo well pleated with Mr. A.'s ftsuech harriers, as to protnife tbunfeltes the pleafore of frequently jeisisig them. COLONEL DESPARD. It is now fixed that the Special Comm;Mon for the trial of Colonel DES PAULO and thr•other Perim, cummittsd on charges of High Treai , n, /ball be opened at the New Setlions I Joule, in the Borough of Southwark, on the 1711 i init. when Lord E it M. BONOVGH, who is at the head of the Conimiainn. will deliver. Lis Charge to the Grand Jury. The other Judges carved in the Commiflion are, Baron THOMPSON, Mr. ultice LE BLAN c, and Mr. Juftite CHAMBRE. As an inftance of the clemency of the fcafon there is now an apple tree in blodom in the gar den of Mr. Burge, of Southampton. As one of the many proofs of the mihineft of the feafon, a Gentleman has growing in his gar. den, near Reading, red drawiserries, though [ser ially expofed to the weather. There is now at Mr. John Midfork's. Ellerby, about eight miles from Hull, a brood of young geefe.hatehed on the loth in*. from under a hen; and what is fill more remarkable, the vac hxs laid every other day an egg (ince the Sth of Olt. to the prefect time. Green peat e and raddithes were lan week ga thered in the open garden of Mr. HARDWICK, at Bolton. • The t.ccident, that prevented PAX :tppe:,r - ance to Saturday, was occarioned by the WI of a ladder 3o feet high, while fhe was (landing on die Star waiting for the commencement of the re hearfal. She was much bruik:ci on the thoulder and hack, and unfortunately on ber foot, which was bc fore hurt at her benefit. Mr. BAR I'LIt.TT, Riding Surveyor of the Dart. mouth and YealamptooDiftria who was fo cruelly beat and maltreated by Come fmugglers, on the 12th ult. died of his wounds laR Sunday. The Coroner, Mr. WITITFORD, took an Inquell on rho body, at Super's-bridge, and the Jury found a verdia, after a aria examination of fevcral hours, again tt a per fon or perfons unknown. Fou r (mug llers are in enitody, and un d er examination of :..e atices of Plymp.on dlrlfrom The Dover mail 'coach broke chfam on Friday morning near Otlaringe: the pailengah received confiderable injury. Monday fennight, the mail from Carsick ro Clonmel, was scotched near Killbee!an, by four villains, and a fhot was -fired at the efcort, by which he was wounded with cavern] dugs, in his arm. The poa boy and efcort, howtver, caved with the mail. Friday fe'nnight the lamp-lighter who trimmed the light direetly over the receiving hole, at the General Poli.ollice, Dublin, dropped a fpark from his torch into die balker beneath § by which a few letters were fccaard, but as ferious injury Cone. A few night. ago a Gentleman's fervant baying taken a chafing.ddh of coals to Ms bed-room, was unfortunately found fuffocated in his bed. Satutday fennight, as a butcher and his wife •ere returning from the market of Clonmel, Fe. thard, where they reticle. they were fet upon by fe•eral ruffians. near Lifronan, who beat them in the moll inhuman manner. Lan week a young man, who had been to fee the wild beans in the Botanic GArden. in Paris, 'being imprudent enough to put his hands through the burs to carefs a young lion, was moll dread fully punithed for his temerity ; the lion haring fattened on him, and fo bitten his arm that imme dime amputation was found neccifary in order to fave his life. On Tuefday morning, between three and four o'clock, fume noOurnal depredators attempted to break into a houfe in South Hanover-fireet, Edin burgh. They picked the lock of the area gate, 3.13 were cutting away the woo, that received the b. It head of the loirer door, when forttinae!y the fervants awoke and ala rmed the family, w!lich obliged the rogues to run of Oa Friday morning, aSout two o'clock, a (harp affray took place between two excifernen, and two (muggier' whom they overtook in the lane b e tw een Weil and North-flreet„ in Chicheller, with a one horfe cart, laden with tobacco and liquors. The (muggier' fought with bludgeon s , an d t h e o ffi cers with - fibres and piaols. Viary at length declared in favour of the latter, who remained mailers of the cargo. On Wednefday feinnight, between eleven and twelve o'clock at night, Mr. Jona Btacastres, a refpetlable fanner at Colby, in I.incolnfbire, bay- Mg been at Winterton at_ a public meeting, PA after he had mounted his hot* the animal reared and fell back upon him in the attn, by which ac cident he was killed upon the fpot.—Mr. B. was in the both year of his age. On Wednefday afternoon, in coafequence of a quarrel between John Jervis Banks, a felon, and William Luke, a deferter from the Royal Artil. lery. both confined in Hull gaol, the latter re caved from the former a wound on the back, with a pair of large !hears, which penetrated about Gt inches into the chett ; in confequence of which he now lies in the utmott danger. The inhuman pratice offorcing little chimney (weeps to climb up a nich on the ontfide of St. George's Church, Hanover.lquare, f ill continues. for the porpofe of teaching them the trade. A , nue was on Thurfday employed for near l y two hours in forcing a child, at the rifk of his life. to climb up, fornetimes by fending another lad to poke him up, by potting his head underneath him, and at others by pricking him with a nisi fattened to the end ofa Rick. The poor child in his liruggles ' to keep himfelf from falling, hod rubbed the fkin from his knees and elbows, while the perfpiration arifing from fear and exertion covered his fact. The humanity, bowever,of fame by-fiaaders relin ed the boy from his fituation. Why so* the fame method be enforced by the Legillatunt for (weeping narrow Chimnics that prevails ge nerally a Scotland ?—This is performed by a large irifp of (law or hay (Alerted to a rope, anal draw.) i 'from the bottom to the top of the cbiaramy, :tusk will completely aufwer the r Drpok-