Star. — London, England, 1803-09-21 00:00:00

f. a re sg boats as * rabbit breeds--they are infinite in number, but contemptible in force. It appears t:lat the French are Rill marching great numbers of troops to Italy, par ticul *Ay to the coatis, and are building flat-bottomed boats, &c. It is not eafy to clic - cover fur what purpofe fuch preparations can be intended. They cannot ferve to tranfport an army to Egypt, anl it does not teem that the pre fent is the moil favourable moment for France at tempting any expedition again[ Greece, or any other part of the Turkifh Empire. One of the moll important articles from the North is the fGllowing, which appears in the Hamlwrgb Or refpondentm, in which, it is well known, no political articles refpefling Ruffla, Pruffia, &c. are inferted without authority : " Frontiers of Ronk, Auguft ie. The remonitrance *bleb a great Court fait to Parts again!! the ocemsatiol of the Hanoverian territories has not been attended with the winted-for rosette, ass written anfwer has been received, Rating, that the meafures which the Fir*. Conful had adopted with regard'to the Maturate of Hanover, could not be altered• Mean while, that Court continues inerfrantly to curt I Pelf for the Eleit yorata, and employs all imaginable means that can tend to re-eita- With peace between England and France' We alto prefent our Readers with a faithful trot lation of a very important State Paper—the Ordi •tsance of Neutrality on the part of Auftria, as taken from the rielfal Coiri Casette of the 13th of Auguft left, which will be read with much intereft. A letter from Copenhagen Rates that a Supplemen. iary Treaty has been concluded between Sweden and Great Britain. The latter, it is fail, has agreed to pay far the two Swedi(h convoys formerly captured. From Veterlburgh we are informed, that there has been of late an inanel buflle in recsiving and find- 1 ing off difpatches, and it is remarked, that frequent conferences take place between the High Chancellor and the Imperial Ambafficlor Count Svaurow. It is believed they have for their übjet the forming a clofer connexion between Auftria and RufGa, in favour of this country. We have given as large extra's from the foreign journals, as our limits would allow.--To-morrow we Sall continue them. • From the Hamhwzb Corrilpeetkve of Sept. to, re- Ceived this morning. we prefent the following PARIS. SEPTEMBER s. Admiral Stutz has publithed the following PROCLAMATIoN. " Head-4,2arters at Boulogne, July 30.. _ _ _ " E. Brum Counfellor of State, and Adiniral, to the national flotilla . dellined to carry war to Eng land : " The FIRST Consul., when he fignified to me your deflination, honoured me with the title of your Admiral. lie fends me to you to condulk your ex. erriun In the career of glory, which his genius has prepared for you. What man, at this dillinguilhad proof of therthfidence of a hero, would not be railed above hinsfelf? Who could doubt of his own powers? Brave Icemen, the choke of 130111•PART6 renders me rorthy to march at your head. Your seal and your bravery are pledges to me that we !ball fulfil his ell:meadow. Already you hear the try of vengeance. OUr towns and diaries bring in their voluntary gifts in multitudes. All Frenchmen are ready to march to puniih a government which is an enemy of the peace of the world, and efpe cially an enemy of the glory and welfare of our country. You are firs called to this great enterprise. To yes your coestry felt commits the care of fait: Eying her jurl vengeance. Be certain that you will l i fulfill your noble deflination. Recollea that the vie. tory begins in your docks ; and, in your marine and military eremites. Let thofe (hips which infolently cruise along odr &ores, at fight of your labours, re turn and fay to tit* Government, " A fearful day is preparing. The winds and tea, again favourable to the Conqueror of Egypt, may in a few hours bring him to our coatis, and with him the innumerable companions of his glory." To batten this refult, it is my fiat duty to eflablith a revere difcipline in the National flotilla. Subordination will regulate yoUr effort“ that ulorie can add to the activity Of your labours: failors, we are on the field of bat. tle : to lore a moment would he criminal cowardice. Redouble, therefore, your zeal, multiply your ler vices, and the nation which opprefies the leas will be conqueied by terror, before it experiences the fate of arms, and finks beneath the blows of your nerves. (Signed) " atom." The Mail from LiAvon continues as talent as the left telpeaing any movement on the part of the Pauses of Bush to quit Europe. The whole glory was 4 fi a ion of the paper that fira gave it currency The letters from Madrid gate a circumilance which we mentioned fome days ago, that the Spaniards had been fii infatuated as to ogler to France a very large fum of money as the price of permilton to remain ' neutral, as if to feed the appetite of ambition and plunder could give any fecurity againft the returns of hunger. The Erg offer of Spain is Paid to have been rejeaed, and to give more refpeaability to a fecood one, a levy of tro.ps was ordered. This key, it is laid, was enforced fo rigoroufly that the fervent* of cultiva tors were not exempted from its operations. We do lot know that a Spanifb levy as ai would give much uneafinefs to a French army of Freebooters. Accor ding to the old raying. the esercareslitde how many thediesp be. The nation that deliberates about par• chafing leave to remain neutral is akeady conquered. nowcver, the French Coif:nu:mkt teems at indent to have fufficient oemation for all its difpofeable forces, fo that Spain and Portugal may have a ref pite for a (hort time. Some accounts by the Lifbon Mail Rate, that the Portuguefe Government has fubrnitted to the de mands of the Fast CONSUL as made by. General Lianas:l and that Don Jest D'ALrastsa, of the Foreign and War Department, the Minifler fo ob noxious to LASN Es, has been difmitted, but let down more gently by an embafTy to Germany. 'His torte fessills is, ad interim, in the polleiGan of M. PINro, Vircount Bacsestao, who held the above office for merly, and has fince filled the Home Department. We cannot afcertain how far this account is pettedly eorred : a (hors time will determine it. CAPTURE OF POONAH. By a letter received from India this morning, we have the important intelligence, that on General WELLesi.v's taking the field againft the Mahrattas, the Mahratta General fent to inform him, that if his mach was continued he would burn the Capital (Poonah), to which our army was dire/ling its at. tension. General WELLeAt.v, however, being deter mined to effe4l its capture, made a forced march of fizty miles in one day, and arrived there in time to prevent the Mahratta General's being apprized of his march. The place was carried without oppo. fition, and the Mahratta Commander had much diffi culty in effeaing his efcape. A letter was received yeßettlay by a Gentleman in town, from Sirjam es SAUM•R az, giving an account of the affair at Granville. The gallant Admiral Rates, that he has completely deltroyed 23 gun boats in the harbour, the batteries and fottifications, and knocked down the greaten part of the town. Sir jaacts expreffes his regret, that in doing hi, duty he was ohliged to injure the people, who have reatOn to tuck BONAPARTS for the dart:Aims brought upon them. •The tag 'hip was nn Ihnre upwards of two hours, and with difficulty got off. Frefh ammunition has been (ince put on board, and the fquadron has by this time failed nn another expedition. Difpatches were this morning received from Sir JANIS. • COMI•MARKIT. Maatt.Laar, Sire. lA.—Prices remain unaiteied from Mondo's Currency. . • AASIZII or BAEAD.—Yriterday Loan MAYOR, after cst.mt4itig the reports of the mealweighers, or• dered theprice of hread.to continue the. fame as lan week, via. at to.f. the ipartern loaf wheaten, and houfehold eight pence halfpenny. Exrtouom or a P MiLL.-..)/qaday morn. ing,. about two o'clock, a "dent explofinn was felt at Dartford, in coniequence of one of the powder mills there having caught fire, and which burnt very furinufly ftr three ht..tn after the exllo fi nn. There Mills belong to MILES PIT.AR ANDRIV/A. Efq...and it was a fortunate circum.lance that no wind prevail ed, otherwife the dmellinghoukof that Gentleman, which.is near the place, mat have been dellroyed.— No cattle whatever can he afigned, for the accident. Fortunately not an indiridual was hurt. . • The body of the man who took loch a fatal leap from London Bridge. has been found. It appeared on infpeftion that both his arms were diflocated at the (boulders, through being extended when he'reach ed the water, inflead of being folded together or kept dole to his ersdy. A poor wife with three children, wholly unprovided for, lament his misfortune. An alarming circOMltance took place on Saturday morning at Margate. One of the machines having been imprudently drawn out too far by the horfes, was by the (welling furl overturned ; fortunately at a time the Ladies who had engaged it were in the water.— By this unforefecn event, the whole paraphernalia of clefs was walked out to fea ; and had it not been for the Albano of the guide, the fituation of the difirefr ed damfels would have be en perilous indeed. Hap oily they Were extricated from their aukward dilem• ma by the timely affluence of a boat. which brought them back Cafe, wrapped up in the feamea's great coats. Anither machine the fame morning floated and occafioned the mod fearful alarm to the inmates, who were likewife Ladies. The following very melancholy accident happened at Ramfgate on Monday lad a pleafure boat from Deal was entering the harbour, apparently un- I der an eafy fail, at high water, with rather a (well in the offing, the was, by a fudden heel, upfet in a mo- I men:, and the company on board (ten in number) ' wtte precipitated into the watery Abyfs. Two yin tars at R •ntfoate, Mr. Ivan and Mr. H. Mats, were the only perions at the time on the extremity of the North Pier, who witnefed thir mod difiretfing fcene. They indantly hailed tome Ransfrate boatmen is the harbour, who did not delay a moment to pulh off to the relief of their unfortunate fellow creatures ; five of whom had got oe the bottom of the boat. but only one could keep this perilous fituation. Mr. fuses and his friend threw a rope from the Pier Head, which was eatftsly laid hold of by three of the boat's crew, and, with the affillance h i two other Gentle. men, who mod providentially ran up to them from the ferthed end of the Pier, they got the rope Co fix ed as in a few minutes to bring the poor fellows once more upon dry ground. The fourth, by extraordi nary e ffor ts, ?tit roond to the bathing ground, and was rayed. The boats by this time had removed the Gentleman who was clinging to the wreck : and a Lady (Mrs. DUtOlit) who was floating with her face downwards. apparently a lifelefs corpfe, was nest picked up, and, by timely medical affißance, was Coon rebored to life. It is truly difireffing to add, that Mr. Deism (hatband to the above mentioned Lady (bad floated fo far oue, that Come time elapfed before the boats could teach hien, and every attempt to recover him proved ftnitlefs. Mr. Glllllllr, a Deal Pike, Mils Siakr, and a young Gentles= (kid to be Mr. lootoota) both of Deal, have not yet been found, though the drags have been out for fosse boors. The &ate Lottery Ticket, No. 20430) drawn yell terday a Prize of Five Thonfand Pounds. was fold and regiftertd by Swirr and Co. at their Old Office. in the Poultry, where Ticket, and Shaw l Warranted ;indrawn, cuntinue Cale. * 2 4 141:ITICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.--WIND AIR. Dublin Watafont Doc. Alta MM. o I Haraburgb s • Laboo 0 0 FALMOUTH, SEPT. t& .Arrived this day the American (hip Perfeverance, Capt. Dixon, from Norfolk, in 4o days, with to bacco, for orders. The Danifh brig Syren, Captain Dissect, from Barcelona, after a paffage of 17 weeks, with. wine, &c. for Hamburgh, detained by the Duke of York Privateer, of London, Captain BLAIR, her cargo being fuppofed to be French pro perty. Appeared off this port, and proceeded on for Amfterdam, -the American (hip Merchant, Capt. CURTIS, from Norfolk, with tobacco, in 49 days. Arrived the American (hip Levant, Capt. &ester, from Sumatra, (EaR Indies) with pepper, .coffee, &c. after a four months paffage, called here for or ders. On the Bth of July, in lat. 35. 3. South Long. 2+. 00. EaR, (poke the Hon. EaR India Company's (hip MIXIRVA, from Colombo, • (Ceylon,) bound to Europe, out (even weeks: Sept.. 3, in Lat. 45. to. N. Long. 27.00. WeR, (poke the privateer fcirooner Wamton, of Brißol : Sept. ;3, in Lat. 49. 50. North, Long.. 12. 30. WeR, was boarded by his Majelly's !hip DIANA, with the homeward•bound Lifbon fleet, under convoy. On the 15th WI. (poke the (hip Royal Charlotte of London, from North Carolina for Eng land, which had been captured by a French priva teer, but retaken by an Englifh cutter, and %sae fhort of provi lions and water. The Nita lugger (poke, on the tath int. in Long. it. the American (hip Woodroffims, of Philadel phia, Captain HODGSON, korn Liverpool, for Phila delphia. Arrived late left night, the LEICESTER Picket, late Sagas, (who died at New York) in 28 days. from Halifax : (he brings no news.—Sailed the Spanifh brig San Antonio, for Plymouth. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. til. Came in the American (hip Franklin, of Philadel phia, Capt. CARELIR, from Salo, laden with wine, Ifir the ufe of the Navy.—Alfo the Swedi(h gallior, Catherina Carolina, Capt. M. WEDMIS, from Bar celona, laden with with wine and cork, for the Vic. waling Office; and the William, of (ZEebee, Capt. Joni( LA►tmLs, from Ctebec, for LoOrlon, laden with (leaves and other goods, put in for convoy.— Sailed lafl evening for the Downs, the Loco INILLSOII Indiaman, Capt. SPOTTIIWOOD, under convoy .of the RANOIR revenue cutter, of t 4. guns, Captain FRAZIR.—AIfo to join the Channel fleet, the MARS of 74 guns, Captain Surrot ; and the Cosioyeaoa of 74 - guns, Captain Lewes. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT.= _ _ Arrived the Tisirnowa and la Tovraateis hi gates from Cork, and a fleet under convoy from the Dnwnsa—Alfo the BRITANNIA cutter, Lieu. Saturn, with difpatches from Sir JANIS SAUM•RIZ j and the STALLING gun-veiel, Lieut. Guron, from a cruise. —Bailed the Sul:vain bomb, Capt. M•Lson, wi:h tranfports under convoy ; having the 31R. 4oth and 9t ft regiments on board, for Guerpfey and Jerky. The Elea:A.l[Kr, of 74 guns, Capt. SOTMLILOIII,' with the Amazon, of 36 guns Capt. PAacia ; and the ItivoturtowAta 1, of 44 guns, Capt. Lock (un- 1 der bis orders) are ordered to fit for foreign fervice. Mr. 1411111 r, the Ambafader to America, is ex potted here on Thurfday, with his family, toembark on board the Pommy, Captain Cocain/La. fur New tort. _ This evening fAiled the TUMOR bomb, Captain Hammen, to the eaftward ; and the STAILL3IIO gua vas!. Lieut. Coro*, on a cruize. DEAL, SEPT. so. Arrived and failed for the giver the Halcyon. ROISITia, from New York.—Arrived tha Lord Nal fon, Svorviswoon, from Bengal, and remains. DOVER, SEPT. so. The French brig l'Anacharfis, of Granville, from Newfoundland, laden with falt-fit, arrived in our port this tide, prize to the Mary privateer, of Falk fione, Captain Girrses ; silo two Pruflian galliotts, bound to Guernfey with gin : and the SwaLLow ltevennc cutter, Berm, and Ductless of Cu mesa. LaND, hired armed cutters, to refit : the stm-boats are Rill in Calais Pier. A report prevails that two bombs, two frigates, and tome cutters, are gone in. to Calais Road to commence a bombardment to defiroy the gun-boats ; but it is the , opinion of our tailors here that they will not be able to begin fibs attack to-night, owing to the weather being boo boillerous, and the wind too much on the (bore; if it becomes snore moderate, we (hall probably hear when the attack begins. YARMOUTH, SEPT. sr. Arrived this morning from Huila, awe ANITT. Capt. &masts, and the Betfy, byt.boat s Mato, both with Mails, patfengers, and a veat mad) Rana verian The Camel, of Leghorn, from London, bound to Nartf, in Ruffia, foundered at fea in a gale of wind s mw fared themfeitres in the long-b. -at, and landed the following day at Edney. in Denmark. Arrived the Caeca frigate, Capt. lIIILDING, from the Eat, with about forty fail of merchantmen, and the tranfport 7 ai the ivied blows frefh at 8. E. thef nftim ben wind Weal. &Lind ben this -4; ntornTng To an open boat, the crew of the Venus Jam Prrsas Was mailer, which foundered at fca on Sunday lafli off the Galloper, laden with two hundred and one calk of Geneva, from &Wan) and bound to Bilbea : the crew confias of four men, be. 'fides the meter. and had only time to (eve their lives. Sailed the Zess• and Vi tortes bombs.—, Remain in the roads the Chips as per laft.—Laft night the LAtIC packet, Capt. TMOMP2OII, landed her mails and paffengers, among whom were a great number of Foreigners, at Soutfiwoll • All the packets which have arrived here lately bring a great number of II movertan (oldie: s. • • HULI , SEPT. 19. Lafl ri!ht a fleet of (hips arrived at this port from the Baltic, under convoy of the Claes fsigate. —The HECTOR (loop of war, of 18 guns, failed from hence on Wetinefda y, for Spithead, with feveral veffels under convoy for Portigal and Spain. Lark night the following trarfpoit;, with bodes . for his Majefly'. fervice, arrived in the Hum be r f urn Rollock, under convoy of the At zo thop of war, viz. the AGENORSA, Rirrov, and Ajax. The Hartiffus frigate has taken a very not Vrencb corvette oil Sardinia. She 5•39 WI her ro,urn !runt Akitandria, ntilere fla: hal been on Come particular mifi.rn. The Diana frigate captured a Frcrivb brig, from raitimore wi:b flour, on the syth tilt. The Patterprixe, Hunter, of I.midon, bait heel aground on Dragoe, but got off again uithout app trent damage. The Prince(' Charlotte tiacket on the 19th of hoettft. in Int 33 is. long. 63 al. (poke the Juito of Chart•floi, from Livervail. By the Gretowith merchant Ad.?. ,trivet at Colt from New Sr uth Wales, Governiumt have rcceiv.,l cl , fpatches from that kb" dement. The RcethriJir fehonnev, beinaging to I on! Heron's ftrivnt% has been captured P4y five French frigates and carried into Tool= The Liberty Luckley, of Lynn, wu captured an the 29(1 of Au ft oath! Rock of Limon: the Captain and crew (ford Irt tbe boat. A loaded brig, ruppored to he Bridal, waa raptured of the Bar Sr Oporto nn the ajtla of Aorta in the Clregilt. and Rood away for t i e northward. he Dragon privreer of London has I'm! Into Litton the Fee. temidade, from the Havannab to ; the Dragon has alto dn. tallied two odors Spaniel yards. A (mall &Via cutter privateer kiwis+ g to COWIN has been captured ►y the iteprizaille privateer of B edemas. and feat for Vigo : the crew are arrived at Oporto► The Lyon, Killwlcit, together with two other veer's, all trona Mille to Londe., were captured ho :hc 38th of July by the Or octal Vedier French privateer. The Jane, Wile. of Kirkaidyl Peggy, Raldnrnft. of Allan* their ; and Brothers, Berm of Dundee, all from Gottenburg, was at nester the 3d latent, to wait a convoy home. The convoy from Lillian to England were fpoken with es abse 20th of Auguß, hawing been then joined by t►e convoy frost ; Oporto in lat. 40.3 c. long. 17 30. out 16 day all well. The George, Lines, from Peteribur.th, arrived et Yowled' parted company with the homeward-bound Baltic fret. midst convoy of the Circe frigate, on the isth infant, in a galeof wile& Spoke a sere( belonging to Sunderland gain into Norway, water. •+ logged; Ilse belonged to the Beet which (ailed from !Aland Add the rR inftant under convoy of the Crekam fro ve% end pawl company in a gale of wind. DUBLIN, SEPT. 17. Three of the rebels under fentenee of death wen executed in Thomas Meet, and three in the wife& bourhood of Chapel hod, where they had refided. Two perfoes, accounted of Come note, were brought in to-day from the country. Yellerday evening Major &RR , attended by Has. Lou, the Keeper of the Tower in the Caßle, &Taal an offender, againa whom there was information an infurgent, in a carpenter's (bop in john's.finte . t hle i the Liberty, where this fellow was at work. Major, on entering the place, where two alfo employed, threatened that if any one , refinance, he would fire ; this did not deter. ruffian whom they wanted, finding himfelf fecured. fought for a pißol he had, on r' Major Siltit (napped his at him, which Horror immediately went to [else the fellow, before he could, the latter fired, as did Has Lois the fame time, but he was unfortunately killed, • the defperado only (hot in the left hand. wh. lodged, The offender, with the two other were feized, And lodged in the Caine f"^ hall night. The delinquent is a young man ao and 3o years of age. At eleven o'clock in the day. on Sunday lan, depredators, armed with a cafe of piftols sack ped A. Frrao Setae, Efq. of Lecky; and Dr. oraato, at Cherville, within a mile of Kildare, robbed thr of their money and watches. The lains fired at thefe Gentlemen upon the happily, without circa, becaufe they • diately comply with their plundering . half an hour after the fame depredators Centimes and L ady in a gig, and robbed 4., guineas and their watches. A perfuit but the robbers chafed acrofs the bogs. The above villains have been fine through the fpirited ailivlty of the - neighbourhood of Kildare, aided by Gen. Roust, was on rednefday halt to Kilmainham gaol. It is imagined he . not brought to joilice until next term. when be is to pear in the ICing's Bench to be identified as ape who has been outlawed. On Tuefday, a perfon of property was brow from the County of Weßmeith, by a parr 'tunny. commandcd by Lord Fir Jet., and Kilmainham. Two perfons were on Tuefday brought in Dunboyne, (or treatimable practices. One, an man, of the lower clafs--the other, a genteel man ; they,rode on one horfe. A detachment of the Queen's Bays, on Tatfi brought up to the Cailr from the County naglan, a perfon charged with high mato*. Major Gen. Demean CAlerlial.s. is appoit, command in Cask difttia, in the place of Major Mayas', who takes upon him the Cr Weliern Ditiria. Yefterday, a young man, a farmer in the bourhood of M.tynooth, was brought into eutlody to the Cattle, where he underwent don: It is laid. that on Sunday inn , oly. ha entertained a party of rebels his **fr. who wet( retreating ftc.m this tatty bad been in the incur reason It We to be afcertaised. whether j u I tics' was bitfitaittetre by Coilo . ere two others were any one Mould offey d not deter. for t ing himfelf semi id, on doing whieh , which milled fire. ise the fellow, but as did Haymow at innately killed, and band, where a ball two other pert Cattle Guard hoof roung man betw m Sunday 1811, tw tf piftols each, Ito :ky; and Dr. Fifa pile of IDMare, an watches. The vi poo the onfet, but they did not home triog demands. I Predators flopped and robbed them perfuit took place e bogs. line apprehende to gentlemen of by the military. day tall tranfrnit lined he will not a, when he is to 'testified as a erty was brought n , by a party of y am., and lodged • sy brought in lices. One, an of ter, a genteel yo Bays, on Tnefday in the County Mo. / high treetop. 1 sat. is appointed tot place of Major Gen. he command of the, irmer in the neig . ought into town I underwent exami r morning, the 1,8,t ebels at breakfaft t.m this City, where the preceding night; tr that account:ads.