Star. — London, England, 1803-11-04 00:00:00

r.'" -, '!" - GOSPORT.-FOR PUBLIC SALE, ►oR HONIZ CONSCNTP I 1100 Barrels of Stockholm Tar, so° Swerlith Deals, more or 20 Duzcn Handspikes. At the India AIIII6 Inn, on Tuartay ni.xt, November 8, 1803, at Ten &Cloth, THE FOLLOWING GOODS viz. FOR HOME CONSL mr, lON Zee Square Bales of Cotton About tcoss Deers Skins. 43 14 , :gtheads of Sugar Being part of the Cargo of the Spsnith Ship FL NEP ruNo, detained on er vov,p- from New Orleans to Boure,Ativ, try the private Chip of wZr ANNE and MARIA, JOHN Le Barr nu Com. M.llldef t of which has het(' mond, mittal in the MO Court of Admiralty, and the remainder ordered Int Ale by Commilhoo ot Are,-aif• men , ani Sale, adcLrcfied to Ldmund Cobb Hurry, and Edward Jukes, Efqra. Immediately after which will he Sold, I'HE milt. Cargo of the Swcdi(h Ship GUSTA VUS ADOLPHUS, Capt. Cuirheta Johan Dobbin. Immediately after which, 'THE Dutch Hoy FRIENDS, meafuting about yo Toni, per Register hleafuremcnt ; jolt arrived from the Wand of Gothland; a very ['rung, burthenfome Veal, of a very eafy draft of water, and i. well calculated for any Trade, where a vac!, of fo frnall a drat of water, in proportion to her dimet.fions, u required. An Engllfh Regifter be tut - nailed with her. She is well found in every refpect, and ,nay be ready fur fea at (cutely any expence, except provifioni. Immediately after which will be fold, THE entire Cargo of the EMANUEL, Captain Ellett DAUL, from Norway ; for Home Confumptioi.; eonfitting of 203 Pieces of Timber 7 Sl , .irs 480 Paling Board► 23c Deal Ends 257 Deer Skins 62 ().rs so Euphers 75 B.ittens Immediately after which, for Exportation, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 74 Calks of White Havannah Sugar 20 Ditto of Brown Ditto 3s Hogßuck of Mukovado Ditto Ditto 01 Tobacco, In Leaf. And 6 Bolas of Coto" for Home Confumption. Being the remaining part of the Cargo of the Brig NANCY, cup turgid cm her voyage tram Cbarlclton to Rochelle, by the private Brig of War ANNE anal MARIA, JoaN LE BRETON Commander ; and condemned is the High Court of Admiralty. lnuocilately after which, in fmall Lots, tor the Accommodation of Purchafers. About goo French Burr Stones, and a Quantity of Platter of Paris, lately imported from France. Catalogues may be had; further particulars known, and leave to view the fame, two days before the Sale, by applyi , g to Meffrs. lees Harry, and Co. Nag's Head Court, Grace - church -ltreet,. London ; m at the Office of Edmund Hurry, and Co. Onfport. EDWD. JUKES, Broker. FRANCE. PARIS, OCTOBER 18. It is hid that the departure of the Farr Corson. for ' the Army of England is very near at band. But if it is true, as is faid, that the tour of the Minifler at War, through the Departments of the North, will • airily occupy a few days, it is molt probable that the Vim Consoi will not let out till after his return.— The Minifter at War, in his infpeCtion of the camps of St. Omer, Bruges, and the other camps on the cask will only take a rapid review of the troops and their refpeCtive pofitions. In proportion as he found . the Rate of the preparations to be more or lefs ad. granted in the different camps he has fent orders to the Commanders to batten more and more the execu. tion of the meafures entrutted to their care. The fame Minifter, previous to his leaving Paris, autho. sized the Commiffary General, who is to fupply pro• vifions for the feveral camps, to make the necefary arrangements in the departments by which the fupplies are to be furni(hed. All the Conictipts of the years feven, eight, nine, and ten, and all others not in. eluded in the military confeription above the age of forty, are invited to exert themfeives in their feveral departments to enter the corps to be recruited. All thole who enter are required to proceed to St. Omer without delay. The activity of the preparations for the expedition agaMft England cunaantly encreafes. The old frontiers of the North of France, and the • departments of ci-devant Belgium, are the theatre of inceffant movements among the land'forces as well as in the naval department. The land forces contittne to receive daily reinforcements, and arc gradually advancing nearer the coati. where they are to be but ted, or placed in barracks. In a limiiar proportion, the boats of the national flotilla daily accumulate in all the ports, and on all the rivers of the Republic. Ocr. ,9. —The Prefider,t of the United States has fent three Commiffioners to Lonitiana, to make a report relative to fcveral prrieted ettablillorntnts on the river MilLffipp:, and where will be the belt fitua. thin to found a new commercial town, New Orleans being too much expored to inundation. The report is to be laid before Congrefs. The emigrants who were lately d:nounced or feat to the Temple, it is underftood, were not engaged in any direct royalilt confpiracy, but were Ilifpeetcd as friends of England, and carrying on a correfpondence with that country. The mother of the FIRST CONSUL intends to make a vifit to her brother, Cardinal FISCII, at Rome.— The greater part of her daughters in law will, it is faid, accompany her on her journey, which will take with t...0t or t.:c . tasr Comstri. place at the fame time ;lh IF Madame Boa APAILTE is ill of 4 Lever, and is only it ifited by her family. General AUGEREAV, who commands the army at Bayonne, arrived on the t ith initant at Paw, where be reviewed the 83d dcmi brigade. An apothecary has been airetted at Vannes for entrefponding with England. The report that t! onps of armed rebels are :trem bled in the Depittrncon.s of Mot hihan and Fmilletrc is unlottoded. Some partilans and agents of England may b: tiv,zged on iutri , ,;ucs, but they are watched by the folic,. The report that the Grand Mailer of Malta has retired to Corfu i.; con:r.adiacd. OCT.2O.—In addition to th o ' l military meafures, . .. . _ . which may bccor.fid:red as nothing b: pond t h e o fi ta i routine, feveral others of quite different dcferintion have lately been determined nt Among there is the plan Inc a new organization of the army uhich lias b ee n la t ely fixed, (hi t!:: dcuilshAve not sea beci, offically publifhed. This plan, apparently adopted for aconomtcal purpofe , , fecms to hare for its grand oojescl the diminution of the core. of iufantry and cavalry without reducing the number of foldiers who compote them. By this means the expence of the Staffs of theft Corps fo fuppretied, would be laved to the publio. Ddcrcot regitmoth of cavalry, and dtf. ferent rub-divifions of that force will be diminifhed, while others will receive a proportional augmenta tion. Demi-brigades of infantry of the line and light infantry are to be incorporated, and thus converted into regiments, conning of four battalions of a thou land men each. The regiments raifed in Switzerland for the fervice of the Republic have been modelled on thefe principles. The French military corps will not, however, be placed on this footing till circum fiances appear particularly to require it,nor will it be effeCted but in a very gradual manner. The new ar rangement is, however, in fubßance, beginning to be carried into effeet. Several demi brigades of infantry have been incorporated, with the view of being fub jeCled to the new regulations. According to other decrees of the Government, dated the sit Vendcmi aire (Sept. z 3), alfo iuggefled by confiderations of sec ,, nomy, a great number of places and polls of a military charader in the new frontier departments of the North have been fuppreffed. Bruffels, Louvain, Tirlemont, Ghent, with the exception of its cattle, Hula, Axcl, Tertrai, Menin, Warneton, Fumes, Mons, Tournay, except its citadel, Namur, Liege, &c. are in the number of places no longer to be confidered as garrifon towns. The fortifications and military grounds of thefe places are to be fold, and the amount of the produce of thee fales is to be tent to the public Trcafury. General MOREAU is appointed Member of the Le gion of Honour. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. I.IOIIIIOEAUT. OCT. 12.—The French privateers have taken almoft all the !hips returning from Trini dad. One fchooncr has captured Iliac veffels going from America to England.—.lfi nittur. Dunkin( ' OCT. zo.—Three and twenty flat bot tomed boats lie here ready to l il. Befides a Dutch gun boat already arrived from Flufhing, we expel a cordiderable number more from the Batavian Re public. Biussres, Ocronst 21.—The Prefect at Aix•la ' Chapelle had written to the Minifler of Marine, that the Department of the Roer was detirous to build fume flat bottomed boats ; but the Minifter anfwered, that the number of flat bottomed boats neceffary for the expedition, now building in the docks, was very nearly complete, and that the undertaking would only be delayed by fending flip builders to a dittant part of the country ; he therefore advifed, that the Department (hould pay the money it had intended to apply to that purpofe, into the Treafury. Fifty-eight flat bottomed boats are now ready for fea at Ghent. Two large buildings are fitting up there, to lodge the troops which march through that town. The Knitter at War, &arum, is expeaed at Dunkirk today. _ _ The divilloil of General d'Avourr defined for England, conafts of light troops, and will be aug- mented to 60,000 men. LONDON. We have received a feventh Letter from GAVIACOS, which, as it merits an early infertion, on account of the patriotic and ener getic fentirnents it contains, Cull appear to-morrow. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. LANDING OP RING WILLIAN.HOkdAy /It the Public OM CM PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock Long Ana. Ist 3 per Cent. Rcd. pi ill Short Ann. 3 per C. Conf . . sjiff s Exchequer EDI:, par is. di4 4 per Cent. exit Omnlunt Si dit. 5 per Cent. Ann. Itz 861 Lottery Tickets t 7 . 1 lc. pato Mot. VII S7l BB Conf. for am 3311 i Prince ALIiZANDtIt de TIKELHASIM arrived yef terday at Harwich, in the AMITY, Capt. Loowntas, from Hufum, charged with difpatches from the Court of tit. Peter(burgh to Count Woaow. zow. The reports refpefling the preparations of the enemy are very contradielory : it is, however, our duty to Rate all fuch at leaft Its fcem to tell on any kind of authority, even when there is a diCagreement among them. A Pruflian yeffcl from Middleburg, bound to CA lair, which, on endeavouring to enter that port a few days ago, was fired upon, and obliged to put to fea, arrived at Dover the mori.ing after. The mailer and crew hare communicated an exalt detail of the dif. politbie sorb marine in the different ports of Holland, and which they folemnly declare did not amount, at the hour of their departure, to so fail capable of Rowing 7coo men. Thefe people bad lately been at Amtlerdam, Rotterdam, touched at Goree, Middle• burg, and Flufbing, and although on the ifland of Walcheren there was a confiderable body of French troops, the number of vetfels, laid to be employed as tranfports, were fo extremely trifling, both in their number and conftration, tt,at moR of the in habitants were latisfied no ferious intention of in vading England, from for Dately ports, was even in the contemplation of the French Government.—By the fame means we are likewife informed, that previous 'I to the &parolee of the velrel from Middleburg, it was generally underflood there, a treaty with France' s had been concluded, jovvurab4 to the iitterilb of the Re public ; and that it was tell.ived, when the treaty was officially communicated, to open the Daub pots to fitualert. The mailer and crew of this Pruffian 'etrel are very well known in Dover, as they were in the habit of carrying patlingers from Dover to Calais, and from Calais to Dover, for come time after the de parture of Lord WIIITWoRTH. Their communica tions are therefore implicitly credited there, and in- Jeed are related in a manner that preclucLs even a iulpicion of deception. We can (tae, however, that the means which Holland effcrs for the crnveyance of troops are far beyond any thing that can he judged from an infptaion of the Dutch ports ; for the num ber of boats, Dome of hem very large, which the canals can pour forth as loon as a do - I4r of requyithas (hall make its appeataliee, is alniorl incalculable.— We know, tendes, th.: a nundacr of yards 6: for the tranfport fervice have been hired by the Dutch Government, and that in confequeoce feveral mer. chants have, to fave their property, transferred their veffels to Pruflians. Letters hart been received from off Ferrol, dated zoth 041ober, that the fquadron under Commodore Sir E. PhLLEW, Bart. was all well at that period, and confined of the following Blips :—TONANT, 8 4 guns, Commodore Sir E. PaLLsw ; IMFETORUK I 84 guns, Capt. J. B. MARTIN; COLLOSSUS, 74 guns, Captain G. MARTIN ; SPAITIATE, 84 guns, Capt. MANLEY ; DRAGON, 74 guns, Capt. GRIFFITH ; and Slaws, 36 guns, Capt. PROWSF ; the gallant Com modore entertained hopes the French men of war in Ferrol and Corunna, would, when it came on to blow hard, leave their lurking holes and give our fquadron a chance of condufting them. into Britifhl ports, The French men of war now in the harbour of Ferrol arc, l'Argonaut, 4 guns; l'Hero, 74, le Fougeaux, 74, and le Redomptable, 74; and in the harbour of Corunna le Dugaytruin, 84 ; la Ra vanche, 44 ; and la Guerriere, 44. There is alfo a Batavian Ihip of 74 guns, in the harbour of Ferrol. A Letter from Lilbon, dated 'September zoth, Rates, that two Dann prizes captured by the LORD NELSON privateer, were brought in there on the 13th. One of them is called the Dorothea Mar garetta, Captain DANIEL Rowe, and belongs to M. MoacH, merchant, of Chrillianfand.—She had failed from Malaga with a lading of wine, tobac co, hides, and fruit, and was bound to Ham; burgh ; but in confequence of an article in the char ter party, which Rated, that if the Elbe at the time of her arrival there thould be blockaded, the was then to proceed to Toningen. The fecond prize is the Dolphin, Captain NIELS LORINTZ RN COLLIL/NDT, be longing to M. HENRY FoaLsia, of Flenfburgh, with oil, brandy, fulphur, and grapes, from Trielle. As the Prince Regent, agreeably to the principles he has adopted, of obferving the (triad! neutrality, bad given orders that the guard fbip in the Tagus fhould fuffer no privateers to pats ; that no prizes fhould go higher up than fort Belem, and that no privateer fhould be allowed to remain longer than 24 hours, in order to obtain refrefhments,• the Darn& Confal found himfelf under confiderable embarraffment, as it was hardly ironic, in fo fhort a time, to go through the proper forms in protelling againit the privateer, and obtaining the releafe of the 'mire's.— The Conful, however, found means to get a prolon gation of the time to 48 hours, and the refult of his protell was, that the Dolphin was releafed and given up to him. Yenerday his MAJesrv, Princefs SOPHIA, and the Duke of KENT, took an airing to Cumberland Lodge. Her Mslairs , and PRINCIISIS, with SOPHIA of Gloqier, and their attendants, in fonr coaches and four, took an airing through . the Great Park to his MAJZSTY, atCumberland Lodge, and viowed the nod there. Her Ma'am. had a fele& party at the Lodge in the evening, in honour of Princefs Sor MIA'S birth-day. Yefierday at three o'clock, the LORD Cuaticsi..- LOR, with his ufual Attendants, came down to the Houle of Lords, where he was tbortly after joined by Lords Hosaer and ALVAN LEY.—The Houle of Commons, reprefented by Mr Drsou, Mr. A. Ban- SON, and the fubordinate Clerks and Officers of the Houfe, appeared at the Bar.—When the Loan CHavicau.os, by virtue of his MAJISTY'S Commif lion, prorogued Parliament to the sad of November infiant. The Commons then withdrew, and their Lordthips retired. We learn from Danbury Camp, that on Tuefday night the fire beacons were all difplayed along the Ettex coati. Some part of the troops conceived the fignal to he a real one, in confequence of which thou finds of them immediately repaired to their appoint cd polls, and on being undeceived, expreffed a Jeep re gret at the slifappointment. This circurnflance may hr contidered as a happy pledge of the alive ardour of our troops, which, in cafe of real danger, mat tender their efforts invincible. Danial Ifaac Eaton, formerly a hookfeller in New gate•ftreet, convifted louse years fince for publiflsing a certain feditious libel, and who in confequence of not appearing to receive the judgment of the Court, had a writ of outlawry iffued againa him, was yet . - terday apprehended by Revitt, one of the Bow.ftreet officers, and lodged in the cufludy of the Sheriff of London, in order to be brought into the Court of King's Bench the firft day of next term, to plead to the outlawry. Thurfday fe'nnight, John Chettle, a perfen-who, under the aiiiimed rank of a Lieutenant in the Navy., lodged and boarded at the Hind Inn, at Welling brno', was fully committed from the public•office, Bow-flreet, for trial at the next affixes for North ampton, on a charge of having flolen a letter out of the Poll-office, kept at the above Inn (and to which from his lodging in the houfe he had occafional ac cefs,) containing bills to the amount of 1241.—He was not fufpeCted fome time after he left Wel s‘ hen he was taken at Andover, and fome of the bills found upon him. The Gentleman whom we mentioned yeflerday as having unfortunately met with fo let inus an accident, is hill alive ; but we are lorry to hear, that it is not ftippofed to be its any degree probable that he can recover. The inflammation has increafed to a very great height, and lie is fo levet ifh, that it was found iseceffary to bleed him three times fince the accident took place. It has not been thought fit to remove him to town in his relent weak hate, or to his houfe, near Holloway Mount ; he therefore Pill remains at Hornfey. The accident is now pofi. ively Rated tohave been caufed by nothing more than the paper wadding of two cartridge!, which, being accidentally in the piece, ar.d dilchargcd at a very Omit itidancei pent trated into the hide r I Mr. Dewy, carrying a piece of the coat, waiflcoat, and (hot n ith it into the in taints. He is a very yromgman,not long in Wings, and bears a moll rel - peftable charafter. His relatives are in the utmost dillrefs for his untimely fate. CORN-MARKET, MARK-LAVE, NOY. 4 We do not note any particular alteration to-J ar . —Wheat has fold very freely for tl.e belt (IL qualities.—Beans, Peas, and Barley get alfu :•fra• day's prices, although we had avery large aitival of foreign Oats, they have very quickly rnaintaine.: their late terms. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER: Eng. Wont, 461.545. per qr. Hog Peas. 341. vs. Fine old ditto, 6os. 62, Boilers, 48, 521. Fine Dan tzic ditto, 545. 6os. Carraway Seed, 51.1.161. per cwt Rye, 311.345. New oos. Coriander, 181. Barley, 25s 275. New oos. Canary, t4s. 66 1. Malt, 531.561. White Mallard Seed, los. L2l. MO, 281.311. 331. Brown ditto, t 6,. 18s. Beans,New 365.6 d. Old 351.385. Rape Seed, 41Uper lalt. Tick d 0.331. 6d. Old 345.361. Winter Tares, 0 s od. per bu ild Flour, per tack, sos. 558. American Flour, 36, per barrel INSPECTORS RETURN FROM UXBRIDGE, NOV. 3. Wheat, per Load, from 131 os. to 151. 91. Barley, per Quarter, from 11. 36. to 11. 7s. Oats, per (ttrter, from 11. 6s. to 11. tos. Beans, per oarter, from 11. 18s. to 21. as. Peale, per Quarter, from al. 6s. to al. Bs. The Estrum& of Russia, it is Paid, is extremely diffatisfied iwith the prefent overbearing fyftern of French policy. He has pofitively refuted to fecond the views of France, by acting in the 'call unfriendly manner againit England. His lurealas. MAJESTY has liirewire declared, that he will not fuffer any di minution or divifion of the Ottoman Empire, pro vided the GRAND &wawa maintains a (rift neu trality. The Porte has promifed to comply with the Emperor's detires ,• and the public accounts from Connantinople, of the t 6th ult. fully corroborate this intelligence. Yeflerda• mornining the firn battalion of the Queen's Volunteera had a grand field day in War ren's Field, Pimlico. The fecund battalion marched to Wimbledon Common, and fired ball cartridge. The sd brigade of Volunteer Infantry, confining of the St. James's, Prince of Wales's, Loyal York, Mary. la.bonne, and the Bloomfbury and Inns of Court AC. fociations, were infpeEted yenerday morning by Ge• neral the Earl of HARRINGTON, in Hyde Park. The Royal Weßminfter had a field day in the Park. Wednefday morning the Loyal Britifh Artificers marched to Chalk Farm, sad fired at a target with ball cartridge. YeQerday the sd and ph regiments of Loyal London Volunteers, under the command of Lieu. tenaat•Colonels J. and T. &erre ' marched into Hyds Park, 'where they were brigaded, and afterwards ex. ecnted fermi manienvres with fuch &ill and preci. fion as is excite the warmeQ expreifions of approba• tion from Lord HARRINGTON. Monday fennight, the Mid-Lothian Infants 7, commanded by Lieutenant• Colonel BIJICIIITT, con fiding of 574 rant , and file, received its colours front the hands of the Duke Qf BuccLauoir, accompanied ; with a moll imprative Ipeeeh from his Grace to the corps ; and was afterwards infpetked and reviewed by Major-General Sir e j.IIMIS Sr. CLAIR ERA INI, in the Great Eaft Field o Cattle-Reads, in prefence of the Duke, and moll' of the Field-Officers from Mufrel burgh camp. The three troops of Gentlemen Yeomanry Cavalry of the county of Stirling, commanded by Parse Smits. Efq. of Culcreuch; WILLIAM Mutter, Efq. jun. of Polmaife ; and Jams ss Biuca, Efq. of , Kinnaird, went into quarters at Stirling. on Moo day, for the purpofe of being brigaded. Same day the. Perthfhire regiment of Gentle:pea and Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by the Right Hon. Vikount Meru'', went into quarters in Perth for the fecond time fince llama; and on Friday they were reviewed by Major-General MACDORALD, com manding the centre dißria, in pretence of his Grace the Duke of Avuot.t., Lord Lieutenant of the coun ty, when the regiment went through the different movements ordered to be prallifed by 'the Com mander in Chief, and the !word esercife„ and attack and defence in (peed, much to the fatistatlion of the Reviewing General. _ _ _ Ivo Rand of arms have arrived at Leeds for the Volunteers of that Borough ; they are of Pro manufaCture, and remarkably flrong. The Bradfor Volunteers have alfo received about stio head, the depot at York. Some difference of °pillion havittg arlfen br tweet" the Rov.it coon:her and the St. James's Regi ments • V luitieer.. on the point of fenority, it was at first propufed to decide the point by drawir g lots. —This was cbjeNed to by Colonel Rotuma, Crint mandant of the former corps : but it was agreed to refer the Faint to the SMUT/MT at WAR, and that the seniority in wicition Ihould be fettled by the priority of date in his MAr;TV'S acceptance of the . Cervices of the corps.—Yenerday, on parade, the Id: ter of the SOCILITAItY at Wat was read to the Corps. which declared that the priority of his Maissrea acceptance was in favour of the Royal Wehmiahet by Above five weeks. We are rejoiced to find, that the pike is becentiort as it dsferves to be. a very popular weapon. partiCo , lady in the Wefl. %Veare informed, that at the inf)rec. Lion of the Eallern Battalion of the Mendip Legion; commanded by the Risht Hon. J. H. Aorirmorwra which took place lad baturday, by Colonel Pointe. that Corps made two or three very coma charges in line with them, though they had never before handled therm. We underhand too, that the Weft Battalion is partly armed with them ; and what is of importance to be known, the men art fo Fell pleated with this new weapon, that thole who ars armed with them are envied by many of thole who have mulkets. We ha ve often recommended tbeiradop t i on, and vre hopefoon to announce that they A re Cnir in/ into very general ufe, as a part of the equipment ot every corps. The enemy, and with much realon tnol dread them more than mulkets, and there can be na doubt that even new railed Corps, half armed in that manner, would be more than a match for an etptalnumberof thehell difciplined troops armed with mulkets; for in a charge (and that will be the prio• cipal method of fighting followed, fhould a French army invade our thoresJ. the advantage they parr* over bayonets is incalculable: and when an attack is to be made in the night, it i. impeffile to &rife a weapon better calcolate.l to Write an enemy. — Colonel ADotacroe's regiment is already in a high Rate of difcipline, and the proficiency it bas made in military tattms would do credit to a Merin corps. - 1. r .-- at 14 M he M th B