Star. — London, England, 1803-11-14 00:00:00

TO LE SOLD 131r14 I VAT F. CONTRACT, L:;:o r t.ogt3l.e:: min P... csls, 'THE Fee fomr acid I Ilherl:3llCe of the feverßl -I- Farms axed lama unfit criissittitu , s(l. fitnate st FrAney, Lever tor WAintles-:, and Fin it •he County of Lincoln, late the property of &ward I%.enlifes At kr:flssy. Qn.T.tities of Line A. R. P. S 1 .0 7 A 34 12. h 3 5 :co 3 25 :3 s 25 • 9 I 36 o 3 6 Tenant. , Nana Jahn Scarhy J. Sterr j ,, hn Walter Irnnt i , ,ttn 1 bwitas Wir to Carved Co 41:. I:4chard:.iicltun Prvtnifes at FiOhtoft. Bradle♦ TVilaana WI • 48 t 1 4 40 0 21 Premifcc at LLverton. Anthony J.,!lnron - • 191 3 22 Prcmitra at Waivflect. atl:anirl D.nby - - 192 2 30 Peter ElarkS,,nrn - 9 1 30 All the above F..rm , are let by parole from year to year, the Tc n:nt• h e tg ttx P:toti:es ut repaar,eacept the aluicct, and pay- TAX:"I, except Land Tax. Alt to be Sold, for the Remainder of a Term of ;t Years whi, h commenced the ift May, I - y6, the Manor f ' , Cajon , tt. with tor :even! Dwelling-houfea, Cottages. Lands, Hereditamewa Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances :hereto be.onging. A perfon prlpaoy authorized will attend ott Monday, the cth day of DectnilAr neat, at the White Hart Inn at Spilfh-, for tin rat-rote of treating with any Pc Kona &firma of pa:chafing the whole, or any part of the above Pretnife& A Map of nearly the whole of the Eftate maybe leen at the Office of Mcfr. a Pearfon and Son, No. 6, Pump-court, Temple, London; of whom (and of Mr. Caftlentan, Attorney, Winborne, Dorf, t ; Mr. Walker, At: orney, Spilfby; and M-. Re: thaw, Driby, near bpi iloy), Printed Particulars may be procured, and any one defirous of • Viewing the Prentifev may apply to the ref; e.' tenants. LONDON. i ` ~ i I 1 11 I 1 1 ; It il I ' 1 4 1 i 1 I i I r i t 11 • z t ( t I 1 I c e 1 4 , c 1 C 1 1 i c l , 1 1 i 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 i 1 I i ( I : I 4 J 4 , 1 1 i 1 l 1 C ( T r ' fi 1 , e 4 1 I .' I I )P 4, MONDAY, NOVEMBER g 4. ?RIC?. OF STOCK PHIS DAY AT ONg O'CLOCK: per Cent. C0n6:14, Lr money, s3ii. Ditto. for Note:M.:T. 5 ;ft Rollice4 51e,—.1 per Lents. 6711 News per nt. S7l. Olds per Cent. Si to 871--Onmium pi 4. dif. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY : Bank Ftoek Long Ann list i s -ze 3 per Cent. Red. 341 St ot t Ann.— 3 per C Conf. 131 ii ' India Stock 163 4 per Cent. 67if rmnium dif. per Cent. A:,n. Englith 1 ickrtg 1/1 31. Ditto 1797 Cool. fur tee. DOOLSIN, per Cc:A. Deb•::tarcs SS. Cowie ojEzebauge—D...Min on London 16. TO THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR. MY Loa"), DOWLMS-Itratt, Nov. P. M. I have the honour to acquaint your Lordft/ip that I have this moment received the intelligence of the furrender of Surinam, of the colonies of Denr,- rara and Elrequibo, on the igth of September, to his Majefty's Forces under the command of Gene• ;al Gain rti LD and Commodore Hoot). I have the honour to bc, &c. &c. HOBAR.T. Difpatches are received at the Secretary of State's OtEce from Lord R. FITZGERALD, our Minifler at the Court of Lifbon, which are laid to remove all apprehentions as to the immediate fafety of Nati gal. General LASNIS is (Wed to have communi. eated to the PRINCE Ripeorr, that the army colled ed at Bayonne was now to aid the expedition againft England. The Commercial Treaty between this country and America being on the point r t expiring, the renewal of it gives t;fe to very animated and important dif euffions between this Government and that of the United Stas,:s. The objects in difpute relate chiefly to the flipulations of the tsth and 13th articles, by which the United States of America are permitted to trade to the Brits& fettlements in the Etta and Weft Indies. The trade to the Weft India fettlements is limited to American produce or manufactures, and the burthen of veffels fa trading not to exceed 70 tons. The Americans contend for a greater latitude in both thee branches, and it is even faid that they peels the matter in a very menacing tone. This morning arrived a Mail from New York and Halifas, brought to Falmouth by the Pelmets: Eel learnt packet : the is under quarantine. Letters are received flout New York, brought to Brifloi by a merchant vacl called the New York Packet, which kft that city on the Bth of October. By this conveyance we learn, that at the time of her faqing, the malignant fever which had raged there wi./1 fetch dreadful violence, was fnmewhat abated. —Some other vet Tels have arrived from New York, after a pairage of 23 days. By a letter from a moll refpeCtable quarter in Ja maica. it is Rated as a fad, that abont the firli week i t September, the French actually were feeding on thole very bloodhounds which they had procured to bunt down the blacks. Mr. NATHANIEL DINH/111.4 the Hon. Eaft India Company's fervice, :arrived at the India Monte on Saturday. Mr. Us v Haw lefe Calcutta the 3d of April lA, on board the Loan Feonv, C.:pta:n A SWE ETV, and reached St. Iselena the .. ) !!1 of ; but meeting there with the CAMILLA. ham Molest in Arabia to Cowes, commanded by Capt. tin jost•To. WAIT, he embarked on b.iaid her the arch of Angela, and read ed Cowes haul Vri,lay morning. His Majcfly's (hop Citent.ave.C.lpt. Esc', I! is ar• rived at St. Helena with a Dutch Veil CI, st: the raptured 4 8 hours after the le% the C .pe. This vet fel was bound ironi the Cape rt - God Hort to BAtiii:l with oifpatchcs : :he dirra:ches were alto .lit thr own esveriu ard. but by the t.:t eat ezentitai ..1 the crew et his Maje;ly's p • I they were r c cov•re.l. The (polo- the An:ra sod ot I iv:r. gool. not 43 dap, all well ; anJ, on the .tyth of ti October Ihe fell in with the Nonpareil, private fhip of war, Captain CHAPMAN, on the Nymph Bank. The Nonpareil had been out three months without taking any prizes I but Captain CHAPMAM put a prize-mailer (Mr. GREY), an officer, and ten men, on board the Camilla, who tondulted her to the place of declination. Goven.or PATTEN had arrived at St. Helena with the firfl intclliv.ence of the War, two days previoufly Mr. DxNIIARt'S leaving that Wand. The following Eaft Indiamen were at St. Helena, when the Camilla failed : The Baring - Capt. Meadows. United Kingdom --Richardfon. Minerva • - Welden, Lord Eldon • ..-- sweac with two Dutch Eft Indiamen and an Armed Brig (pritc), an Engli(h whaler, Srivsts, and the AT- Las, Botany Biy (hip, IA from China, with Teas for the Honourable Company. The LORD ELDON, in which Mr. DiNWA/4 failed from Bengal, tell in with a French Eatt Indiaman, two days After doubling the Cape of Goad Hope, a•nich kept in fight, and fometimes near, till within , about four d tys of their making St. Helena, when they loft her during the night. The Frenchman ' made many private fignals, which . not lseing anfwer ed, they hoilled their colours, and the Englifir did the fame. It was not then known on board the LoaD ELDON, that the war had broken out; and molt likely the French were equally ignorant of this event. Enfign MACRRHZII and ill Colonel Hirprostar, (of the Bengal Eflabliihment) were pallingers on board the LORD ELDON. Captain RICHARD ADAMS (paffenger) died a few days previous to their doub ling the Cape) and Capt. ROSIRT Error (alfo patrenger) died a few days after clearing the Bay of Bengal. • This morning we received the following Letters: GIBRALTAR, OCTOBER 14. " The Syren American brig of war arrived from , Tangiers ye(erday evening, which place she left in the morring, with the account of the Americans having concluded a peace with the Etarterot of Me. eocco. Commodore Piteet.s, who commanded the American squadron here, was then at Tangiers, and 'bad (everal conferences with the Estrszott, who left Tangiers yeaerdaynorning, after figning the treaty. The Ameticaos have given back the Moorills co; vette, which they had taken, as one of the article.; of Treaty. Tl.c WrszLE brig arrived this morning from Lord NELSON'S fquadron, in feven days, which was then all vrcll. The MONMOUTH arrived alfo from Naples, in fifteen days palrage, at which time the French were withdrawing their troops from the Nea politan territories. 'fir French have fcven fail of the lino at Tou lon, all completely ready for lea. They launched an gun fhip lately, which they arc fitting out as fait as they can. The accounts from Malaga to-day bring the melancholy intcliigence of the yellow fever having (hewn afelf in diErcnt parts of the City, as well as in the fuhurbs, to which it was at fiat confined, and great apprehenfions are entertained of its fpreading over the country. Every precaution is taken here to guard agaiult fu horrible a calamity being intro duced." ocrottt 15. " The Halcyon Hoop of war, a prize to our cruizers in the Mediterranean, and lately arrived from Lord Islif.sopes fleet, brings an account of IWO French frigates full of troops, haying come out of Toulon, and made CAlvi, where they ate now block. aded by one of our men of war. The French Go. vernment ventured to fend diem out, notwithlland ins the great probability there was of their brill* captured, in order to get rid of the troops, which were in an open date of mutiny. That Inch_are the difpofitions of the greatell part of their fubjeas, par ticularly in the conquered departments, we have every reAfon to believe from the particulars contain. ed in a :titer from Turin, received by the lalt Mail. The writer had leen. with his own eyes, feoent:en individual► guillotined in two days; and there re• m•ir.cl one hundred more in the.liaailes of Piedmont debited to undergo the fame fate. At he writ e s from one of the department: of the Land of Liberty. he is cantious not to enter into minute details on the motives of thole bloody executions; but from various citcumllarces mentioned in the account. it is highly probable that thufe unfortunate people fall viftims to 11. c fucr;cions of their new Government. So much f.,r the vaunted mildnefs of hi. Confolar Majeßy, and the greater fecuroty enjoyed by hi► ful,jcQ►, glace he has abolifisc.l terinrifrn !" OCTVBFR 57. " On the t sth the A:4PF11(01 ftigate arrived here with the Ent!tillt m.uils from Lifbon. The Duke de etan came p.4if .Iger in her, whcm the Portuguefe Government ohiigcLt to ti , k Labor, at the iniliga •itm of the French Ambaffad,:r. The 1)a' :;RI digger, Herribciden, 0. D. 11 4Nae, 27 Jays from (:crom, with merclirndirr for Lilbon, !..1% been feet in far examination by Majeft)'s !hip Ar.l COV XT." NAN Et cfr.PTKMBER 30. " An agretnient has been entcred ;rlPa Intween .1.;, C , ,tirt .rid I rAncr, ir, c.nfcynence m i which all I. Lll6 arc to be ui:htliAst n frcm out ter. ritorles ; and the French have already in confequer.ce evacuated Gallipoli and Tarento, where they had between two and three thoufand men. We are to pay a large fubficly to France for this favour, and Malta is no longer to receive any fupplies from Sicily ; though we have ftrong apprehenllons of what Lord Lima may do in confequence." CADIZ, OCTOBER T 3. " By letters from Madrid, received this day, we are informed, that it was generally repotted and believed at Madrid, that the French Ambaillidor had on the 6th finally agreed with the Pas ri es of PEACE, that Spain lhould remain neuter during the war, on paying a certain Turn annually. ( Report lays, ten millions of hard dollars). %Vc arc all in high fpirit at this profped of the continuance of the peace, which we are convinced England will not interrupt. " General Wiese, our Governor, is taliag the Moil revere and effeflual meal i tres to prevent any communication with Malaga, fince the alarming ac counts we have received of the epidemic fever ragir.; there. OCTOCER 15. " The Madrid Mail of this day, confiJers it as 3 matter now put beyond all difpute, that the French have agreed to our remaining neuter, on paying a large annual contribution, which we have no doubt, ail: be readily acquielced in by England." AMERICAN CONSULATE—.I.ONDON. Unite/ States Frigate Conttitution, Tangiers St■. Day, tails Odt. 11103. It is with pfeafure I Inform you of the r, ,itablifhment of peace between the United States of America and the looperor of Mo rocco, an/ of the reoewal and ratificmion of the I reaty entered into with the Emperor his father, in the year t I hew tlsc bon pr to be, &c. ZDWA RD retreat.... Commingle; or the U.S. Iquadcon,Nlcilaterraneas. _ _ To the American Cooful, Loudon. Government, it is believed, have refetved to re commence the bombardment of the enemy , . ports, Boulogne, &c. in the moil osiorwis manner. The Duke of KbNT gave an elegant dinner, on Satnrday, to a large party of fathionables at his villa at Cagle-hill. Saturday being the morrow of St. bfartin, the CtrANcaccoit of the Excusqvc, in his Robes of State, attended by the Duke of PORTLAND, the Mar quis of SALlsstitY, and Lord flosarr, proceeded to the Court of Exchequer, for the purpofc of pricking the Sheriffs for the year enfuing. The LORD CHAN CILLOR, the Barons of the Excheqtler, the Judges of 1 the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas, and tho judge of the Principality of Wee, alto attended. The two battalions of Volunteers rsifed in Ply mouth, have been called into afloat fervice, and are alternately doing duty at the dock yard and Royal 0 the sth inflant embarked at Fort George, one thoufand ftrong, under the command of MAiOt FAR• clang aasow, the ad battalion of the Royal .rid High Landers. Saturday murning was driven on More at Hayfing Mind, near Portfmouth, one of the French gun boats, No. 344: flue is quite new, and fitted with long mans and fails : flue is finifbed in a very rough man ner, and will hold about 70 men. She was taken pot feflion of by Mr. GLocs, Officer of the Oufloms at the ifland. A Pruffian veffel, arrived in the river from Am fler dam, reports that the trade of that city and of Rot terdam had become nearly fulpended, in confequerce of the blockade by the Englifh, and the interference of the French in almoft every objet of domellic ceconomy, as well as of political relation. French Cullom houfe Officers have been appointed at every port to controul the Dutch Officers, and to enforce the prohibitions againft the importation of Britifh manufaßttres. The preparations in Holland for the expedition againft this country are in general fop pored to be nearly completed. JERONIR Bonataays, it is Rated, has fucceeded in negotiating a new Treaty of Alliance between France and America, which is mentioned as the occafion of the recent condo& of the latter Government towards this country. An extra& of a letter jolt received by Mr. CH Atf• aaaaaa )1 c, furgeon to the Clerkenwell Volunteers, from his brother, Dr. Rieman C/4•1441 AAAAA I, in Jamaica, lays— ,, You will fee in our Eingllon papers an account of the execution of two negroes for coMpiracies of a mon dangerous nature. It happened to be my week as fitting Magittrate when the drfeswery was made and lince that event, ano. ther information came officially before me, of a Frenchman having a large quantity of arms, warlike Rorer, and implements in his horde, upon (catching which, from dray loath were for nd." . Some months fence was drowned, in bis Alajerly's thip FLY, on her voyage to Newfoundland, 4.e. Mr W. CAW/TOMO!, surgeon, of the Royal Navy. Coss MAIM, Malls-L•Illse Nov. 4.—The Wheats we had from Diet and Kent this morning, were of but middling quality—The very bell famples have been fele&ed upon the fame tern-,c week—Barley MU gets more money, for Th.. want of quantity—Oats are rather lower 1.11 inferior de fcriptions. Beans get higher prices; fo have both White and Grey Peas—Malt has no particular variation. GENERAL. CURRENCY AS CINEMA t Ent. Wheat, 4 6, 511. per qr. Hop Peas. 365. tos. Fine old ditto, 6ts. 635. Boilers, 48*. 565. Fine DBOt7iedittik 545. 6as. Carraway Seed. sll.l6Lie; cwt. Pr, 35.. :tut New oos. Cnriander, i.e. its. Biricy,a;,. :;48i. pi. New Canary, ,ea , a.. Malt, 531.565. Fine ditty, 318. White Mutt... bee.... tea. ar. Oats, 2111.295. sta. . known ditto. the ar,s • licatis,New 364.6 d, 2kl 411.41 a. Rapt kvd,4oL pc. lat. Tick du. 338.64. WW3SB. ays. Winter Fares, cs od pr.: bull Flour, per {act, 3 sa. Americas Flour. 36*. TO hand 1101$ TIC LONDON L, 1 . ND , . L 3. Average Pike of Curn in England and Wales, from :he returns ending the sth of November, 18,3. Wheat. I Ryal barley. I Oath I Buns. I Peak. s. d. a 4. 8. d. a d. 8. d. .. d. S 4 S 37 4 . 23 . a ay 6 ty 3 42 I The average Prise of %ear, computed from the li.e•urni nude ia the week ending Noactok.r 9,k os. 1 tid per hu liked erne i. At Warrniullee market, nn Saroidas' LA.Z. he i prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat. 31. tes. 1 ., 21. aies• per quarter ; Barley, O. 4s. to s'i. is. ; Oats, ti. 3s. to A sa l ; Beans, 21. 4s. to al. (a.' DUBlihr,Ner. L This day a prifimer, ahore the vulgar rank, Yin brought into town from fume port of the Province of Ulcer, and underwent private examination at the Cattle. His name is Charles Teeling. A brsoltin of his was aid de-camp of General HUMBERT, for which he was tried by Court Martial in the rebellion of 1701, and hanged at the Barracks of Dublin. Wm. Dtccss LATOUCH a, Efq. the richest of that family, is dead. He was seized with an apopledic fit yellerd ty, in the Royal Exchange, and dropped down fenfelefs ; he was brought home to his houfe in St. Stephen's Green, and appeared to have. amended in the conifer of the evening, but expired this morning. 1.01-4.! CAT FICAKT has returned from his excurfioa into the interior, and is to review the whole Of our Metropolitan Yeomanry on I'hurfday next. Yetlerday, being the firli fitting day of Michaelmas Term, Lord Chief Jullice Dowrias took his feat in the Court of King's Benda, in the room of the lase ' Lord Kii.W;•l)}l:. Mr. Jitaice DALY alto took his pi:ice as thlid jiaiieo of the Court, in the room of the Lord Chief Justice ; and in the Court of &Mlle [pier, the late Solicitor General, Mr. tvl'Cxxxxiiou,, took I.ls feat pc ItICCeIT4 to Mr. Faroe Dais, re moyed to ths. King's Bench. NOIIO4IIEI 40. The death of Alderman LICH rauits4 t, which hap. pencd on Stlnd.”-, in Coldblqw-/ane, has occatione4 a very !Mart canva< amongft the Sheriffs peers, for the vacant 'smirk gown. The Superintendent Ma gilirate, Alderman A LExamosx. by this &mile, is become the fenior Alderman, and father of the city. It is remarkable, that he is now head of ire Board, and his eldea fern,gostir ALLIANDEK, tha f..mc in the Commons, the latter having been return ed to that Affernbly by the greaten number of Imes. The Theatre Royal opens on Monday next. THEATRES. COVEST GARDEN.—Saturday a new Comedy, in. " 'Three per Cent:; or, No Ali, No Mc.tuy," the produetion of Mr. Reywocns, WAS perfumed for the fit a time, of which the following are he 'Dramatis Perfonz and Fable Saar Mae•tae - - Mr. Cooxt. . Jerry Mae tac - • Mr. FAWCVTT. air Peter Pr,4frr - . Mr. Murieve. . Col.tal Dor il and, . - Mr. C. Kr )4,114. -_ _ . Major Snerwtar, . - Mr A . . Palkt, - - - Mr. SIMMUI.B. %riding, - . Mr. E . Mn.s Splendour, - - Mai M 4 a 'MT?. kofalie, - - - Mrs H. Swooses. Lady Delaware, - 1 Mrs. Csaa. Scene, Lo-don. Before the commencement of the play, the ;UM 4 Doriland dies. leaving a will behind her, in which there is the following fingular chute :-4 4 So yen " vfnced am 1 of the bleflings of matrimony, and its 44 moral advantages, to young people en particular s ' 4 that I give and bequeath all my Three per cent, 44 Conicls to my nephew, Edward Doriland. proyided 44 he marries within one twelvemonth from the day 44 of my dececfe t hut if in that period he neglects to " take a svi.z. 1 give my Paid Three per Cents, 44 to my other nephew, join Wit h,." ' Willing, anxious to prevent Dori land': marriage t and thereby (enure the property,enters into a confederac with ,fir Peter Prif.r, the Kl:ardian of Re/4e, a Swi ft emigrant, wilco is betrothed to Doriland. and is tq marry him cn his arrival from Paris —Derilawslis de tained there by illnefs ; and t?oraSe, implored and menaced by her guardian, is at length perfuaded to write to Doriland on his arrivx!, that in conrcquente of his neglea and fallehood, the has yielded to Sip reser': emteaties, and married Wiriirr7. In the mean time the year is expiring—only three days rem sin ; and Delasstre, the filler and bey nefaiarels of Dori:and, being reduced to ruin by the love of gaming, be has no other mode of rasing Lei Assn by marrying diredly-.-the wife he foleals is eltri l Splendour; And Rola& and Doriland are apparently for ever parted ; when they are extricated from then' difficulties, by the arrival of the Scots Blackfmitbs from Gretna Green, who proves that Wiling it not the Mahan& of Rofalit, and that Mrs. Splendour is the wife of Jir Peter Projir—th us difrolving one marriage, and eitablifhing another. and in the end fecuting to Da; riland the Tbree per allll, by bringing about an uniO4 between him and /WA. Some murmurs of difapprobation store or Saturday evening to early as in the feconu Ao, And tl.ey it ereafed as the p:ass. proceeded; ;t was, however, neariy heard through, one at the fall of the curtain, after an Epilogue, fpoken by the whole of the Drawee* Perf,nit, the balk clamours were extremely 'hind, and it was with difficulty Fawcvva could obtain a moment's hearing, to commence his announce.nent of it for a future evening. On his retiring, the au dience fill exprefred their didatisfadion, till Mr. fit resit came forward to fay, that the author begged permiaion to revile the piece, for which purpole it would, for the prefent, be withdrawn. Mr. Rev/wins having, fince the reprefentationa with becoming deference to the public opinion, given notice the he has entirely withdrawn the piece, we ihAil forbear to advance any fevete oblervatitms re• (peeing ;r. It poffdres the ufual merit of this au thor's produeions : it is full of bunk and whitrifical fittiation. There are here and there fcattered thiough it forne amiable fentimenta, and it breathes a Ipirit of liberality proceeding from refined habits of thinking. It emits alto tome (parks of wit. but moil of the thoughts are .:ommon pl.ice:msny of the ideas which now from die chAraecrs ale unmoor:4 to them, and the language of the piece is frequently coatfe. The only novelty •1 cliArAerr in e. is that of the Gretna :Green PArfon, admir.ibly performed by Cocci ; but we doubt much of its being a true portrait, as dilate , ated by the author. In the Alter-piece of Paul and Pirtinio. a M 4 a4 Ca Isswsis, from the Dublin theatre, made her fiat .appearance as the /Amine. and difplayed very proj miring talents. Davey LAM—Anew After-piece in three ads was brc .sght out hire, and met with the late it deferved. it is altogether below critictlm. The title is Staten in ilfahiserade. and the chief charaeer is Stalin. a young Nists;eman's valet, who to ferve his mailer's p affioh perb;nates an old Disarms, And the wife of the fait J.:ace's g,:ardrar, whom he had fold so years before to ,or la:ours. The isles is very hackney , . and there no:h•ny; of broncter or whim to gives it as aft . novelty. The Bine is withdrawn. .C: gc Co v 7,1 TI on Isis ten tin tot jUa I eur 'll boy vcr. perfi ;; !i d