Star. — London, England, 1803-10-04 00:00:00

wide iildt ited ) he tivc Vice ateet 'ere. her 'OM fOr Ted its le; of ill vn e f- • . ( bring. In:confer* enc . e of this ; Date of things, vigil; there cannot be a doubt, is owing to the machinations of the French acing upon the perpetual.pre-difpofi tion to mutiny in the Turkilh armies and provinces, many of the Members of the Turkifh Government bare openly declared at Contlantinople, that the re treat . of the Englilb from Alexandria has been ex tremely unfortunate for the GLAND They would lie very glad again to fee an Englith gar rifon there, but fuch an event would be confidered by France as a declaration of war, though, in farl,. if France had an opportunity of feizing Egypt, the cc ✓niony of a declaration of war would not be regard. • France rather wants the means than the incli nation to take pot& Mon of Egypt ; or, perhaps of 1 the Morea. The concittel of the latter, however, might embroil the VI ass. Cow sot with Ruffia, which has long had prior claims to that country. We Mould not be greatly far pri fed, however, if, while our troopi are kept at home by the menages of invafinn, the ries+ Consvt. were to nrike fome blow in the Medi terranean ; Malta he cannot hope ever to take, as it can only be taken by a fea blockade or treachery Within. At profane • the fleet in Touter is win'ilied by 1..0rd Ifuti.son. It is raid to hitve pit . to fee, but after being out $ few hem. retvitted on the Englith feltiadrod being deforied. 500 ulna is the account lit [nine of the Paris papers. We with the enemy would collie out. , • . While the letters from Contlantigople by the. two /Flails Which arrived oh Sunday, announced nothing bot , cliCafter .in every part of . the Turkifh Empire, thofe of the 25th of Anoka fbitnight later; meek , . e'rl by the Mail yellerday, flats that th; Turkilli forces It 4e obtained a fignal vKtoty over the rebel Aeons 'l,rec:43. the Turkana forces were Lea by thii Pacha of... Acts, Doatvia.. pat, ie pay be quspiorcd 4:isetbet batztais bs pot as iiPsiticfobla.alt sindiry to the Port as the itlie) Ise hit defeiqed. It is thetiiintied t se PariS papers diat 04 1 ,eAt' *II9IRILAU hasa4uallysono to Bayonne to fuperirt, tend the formation. of. 400 linAtoffembllng there iDf the avowed porporeof bytive*lng Spain. • The French Fonda tiritaipizet thin Of tome time ago. They anrswilt "he: . , . . . Lord Sf.•Vracrirt arrived jefterdsly Morning at the Admiralty, from his feat at Brentwood, in Eger Lieutenant C. Sreicasy veflerday. ha an audi ence with the Board of Admiralty cn his return from New South Wales. By our accounts from Dover we learn, that ill a Rive bperatitms on the coall of • France are for the prefent fufpended ; but there is every reafon to be- Lein it to be the intemion of Cotierninent, that they &all be immediately returned, with added means, and, as we doubt not, with iuperior effett. _. The Pri.slays, of 18 gaits, later returned from' "shies, has undergone tome repairs a; Portlarett(h, ljs now ready for fca, and will be ecienroiffsoned in sift ionrfe of a . few dayw, - - .. • Saday morning at half park fit o'clock. the' Bic emu:moles of Volunteer, eomrnauded by Culova Hors, attended their drill in the dock yard, Chdtharek. Sunday morning the Queen's. or Royal Pimlico Volunteers. received their arms it their Paxada be. hind Be!grave-place. The Si. George's V o lunte e r COrPs Met yetteritii , Illoroing at feven o'clock. on St. George's parade, South Audley.flreet. and at e t t o'clock they marc h .. ed into Hyde Pith under e enitslatid ..f Major HALILISOM. After he had curetted than in their various evolutions. they returned .0 arm. tvlbe parade; when tkcy received °tam to hold tbsicifelvirs in readinels to hearth when galled upon. ' By the talk Mills arrived yeicrday s we are Corry 1 to be informed that Mr. Antiwar O'Ris s iv. a gen tleman of great readability and fortbne In the totinty of Virellmeath,*as flot by tome ruffian on the F reccdim t night, through a window. as he was pair ing through a lobby to is bed chamber.—A fer vent belonging to the demoted was lately committed to prifon upon a charge of high mem. aid it is fop. poled that the murderous ruffian was one of his afro. Blues. . . . . The freedotn oldie Citzof Coils has been prefettted In a (fiver boi to Mr. OVeane. the Attorney Gene ral of Ireland, for his conflitutional condua bu the occafion of the State Trials. A letter from Briftol, dated O. a, fa y • " This friorning about three o'clock there was a terrible fire on the oppofite Gde of Dolphin-Greet, a &oil dinance from the bridge, a fugar houfe belonging to a Mr. woessty : a great quantity of fugar was faced, and 'taken into Bath flreet. where it was guarded by the Militia, although much was cortftitued with the in ward part of the building. It is fuppofed the loft is about 70001. It aViab intured for nrwe than t t,oool. It is not knows at prefent heg it happened, but re ported, that the men were at work at the time.— Fortunately fur the inhabitants there was no wind. The only accident that occurred was, one of the fit e• men had hit hair burnt nom his head, at the time the roof fell in. Ou Friday laff, as Lord Srastrore's coachman was examining the feet of one of his coach hocks (fufpeaing a fhoe to be look) the animal kicked and hit him on his temples with the heel of his !hoe ; fortunately the horfe had not been newly fhod, or the man mull have been killed on the fpot. His Lordarip, with that humanity which fo arongly /parks his charafler, fent far a furgeon, who bled him : he remained inicolible about half an hour, af. ter that his recqlleaion returned by degrees, and we are happy to flue, that the poor man is now out of danger. Croydon Fair, notwithflanding the unfavourable weather, was yenerday crowded. The (hew of fheep •ras eonfiderabie, and there were a good many bodes, which fold at high prices. Sunday morning early, Maarty, who has been Tome unit in the cudody of Sneer, he melfenger, was re moved from Mr. Swages honk, on his journey to I ." sl ins under the care of Sraw and a Dow-Areet • shirt= INTELUGENCL NEWMAitKrr, MONDAY, OCT. j. The fecond year of a Subfcription or 5 gs. each, ( or 4 year olds carrying 711. 71 b. S year olds Bft. 61b. 6 year olds,Bll. 13lb. and aged 9ft. alb. B. C. D. Of Gratton's b. m. Penelope, 3 jrearbold - Mr. Wilton's b. h. Surprise,6 years old - - Mr. Witioe's b. h. I.4ovniVit:s. 6 yeasyold Mr. 1 loyeard's ch. h. Creeper, 4 years old • 4 Mr. notes', hr. b. Galloper, 4 years old - - .5 Mr. F, Neale s eh. Is. Bobtail, aged •dr • Mr. Howorthl cb. h, Malta, 5 years old • • - dr Sir C. Bunbury's br. IL Orland*, 4 years old - dr 14 Saekville's h. h. Dick Andrews, 6 years old . - dr Ld G. H. Cavendifh's ch. h. Trombone, s years old dr Sir F. Staodifit's b. h. Duzbury, 4 years old - - dr Sir H. T. Vane's b. h. Cockfighter, aged . • •dr Five to 1 againn Penelope -4 to t again( Surprize —7 to 4on Lignum Vitz . . Sweepftakes of cogs . each, lo ft. for 2.yr old colts carrying 811. .41b. and fillies 811 2•)'r old C. Mr. F. Neale's eh. c. Brainworm, by Brazed - . r Gen. Grofvenor's b 4. Two Shoes, by Afparagot - 2 Mr. Hcolorth't eh. c. 800. by Buazacd - - 1 Mr. Fawkener's b. c. by Deipinl, dam by Woodpecker pd Even betting on Brainwerm—a to 1 agft. Two Shoes. Mr. F. Neal's Bobtail, Bft. 71b. beat Ld Darling. ton's Muly Moloch, Bft. 41b. Two-yr old C. wogs. h. ft.—Seven to 4 on Bobtail. Mr. Watfon's Lignum Vita, All. 61b. rec. ft. from Sit H. T. Vase's CockAgbter, Elit. 71b. D. I. soogs. b. ft. Ld Sackville's Dick Andrews, 13ft. 71b. rec. togs. from Mr. Wilfon's Surprize, 7ft. Ai1706 the Flat, t =its. h. ft. Mr. Watfod's Gaoler, $l. 91b. Ten. yogs: from Mt. WiWoo l s young F.elipfe, 'lOl. R. IL soogs. b. ft. I`IIr.ITRZS. . , • termer O* ord.—An increafe of interett,was left plight , given to the billorleal tragedy of Richard the Third, at this theatre, by the performance of the chareaer of da Earl of lechinond by Mr. KIMILF, which was dillieguifbed by all that dignity.animation, and pathos, whieh the fentitnents of the author required it Ihbiild coltefi, and which the peculiar rule of the actor is to well calculated to give to it. We never remember to have leen the part played fo well ; nor did ever Mr. Coosa, as if iofpired by the occafion, delineate the Amin:, of ilichardia 10 0 11 11 10 *inS colours t every 'path delivered by •both tailors was ratltuflaftically applauded : we only with fcme of the reeda eshitifopported their efforts with more (kil l. ,Thy fiuta, and the audience was rather e . • Da oar La. ,.-Othello was the play, at this Hnnfe, while was very thinly attended.. The only novelties in the performance were 'Mrs. Ynumo'tt Didernona, which wis too retire and mecbanicel, add 1./ws La's C#D, who was very refpeaable in the part. • • iirroN; QtAssa 2. • - • The Aimee of Wii.is; at the torieltition of the Cilifeirt it the Pltiilioti, fosse tune after Midnight, ott'llatechry is ff s Oddreirtng himfelf to Colonel 1.414 p, expected an onikail &ire to know. In bow lion :a time his Bagmen' of Dragoons could be under *tins, and ready tofiee the enemy, &mild ne 'eeelty 'require their exertions in the night The Co lonel ittttoediatdx Propoild, as the b.r.11 method of :fiit4fying his Royal Highnefs, inftantly to ride to, :clad order an alarm to be founded at the Barracks, e aorledlerwgrds Tenth and give his Royal Highnefs a dojr*& of die Conchae of his troops. This itrrearuie bclig approved tiy the Prince. the Colonel's :hinge , wsls-fit *invert tin the door, and he fet off with . a . 11:110 Isaid to fee it carried into diet*. On rearl4ng tbe eanced guard at the entrance of the Barracki; therolonel commanded a blacktrampeter on dorgy found to arms. The man in obedience to the spondaic, railed the trumpet t o his lips ; but the furprise of she.mostient fo greatly overpowered IJlM,!that be Cr4nted breath to Put it in execution. hin Enslillaltrumpet,r, who overhmed the order as Ise la is bed, in an inftaat arek ) stalked open the windsw of his room, and without whiting for fur ther aduice, put the bugle to his mouth, gave the proper lira', and the troops in every part were in an ;infanta' motion. The greater part of the (oldie,. had been in bed many hours, the whole of whom were properly accoutred, and on their hales, toge ther with the flying artillery, in rcadinefs to depart, time fufficient to have reached Brighton within ty minutes after the bugle gave the alarm. The bar racks are fituated (omething better than a mile and a half to the north of the town' CAMP NZJR CHATHAM, OCT. 2. This morning, tht Royal Artillery, Brigade of Guards, Royal Well Middlefer, Des by, and War wick Regiments of Militia, formed in line, at ten o'clock, in the exercifing ground $ the Guards of courre holding the right. Lieutenant General the Earl of Caere am reviewed the whole, and esprefed himfelf very highly gratified by the martial appear ance of the men, all of whom he pronounced to be Regulars. The flank companies of the Warwick awaited his Lordihip's panicnlar notice. The Counters of Cs AT II aM never fail' being precept in the field at the Sunday Reviews. Major General Wyeraan having obtained his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief's leave of abfeisee. all reports from the Brigade of Guards are now made to Colonel Dismay Yefterday feventy-fiee recruits for the Royal Army of Referee, arrived in the Barracks —this number, when compared with the three or four, we are ac• coftomed to fee march into Ceram, forms a moll formidable phalanx 4—if it be with the recruits and fubititutcs in other counties, as it too certainly is in this, there is no truth whatever in the report of their volunteering by feores into the line, which is very eafily exemplified by the 3d regiment of foot, which, though the Royal Army of Referee AR has beta in full force at lea three months, Rill wants upwards of two hundred and fifty men to complete the firß battalion, and forely to fare in the Buffs mutt be deemed an honour. His Royal Highnefs has ifued a poGtive order. that no female whatever be admitted into the Camp or Garrifon, without previotilly exhibiting ber ma. trinwohl certificate, or proving that at is the relative of tbe [olden &e comes to fee. KiturfcAt INrELLIOENCE. MAILS THIS S S. E. ARR. rat L. ARR. kII7IC. Dubh a 1 Hamburgh Waterford NAVAL APPOINTMP.NTS. Lieutenants WILLIAM MATHER tv the AMI %BM TUOMAs DAB I' Su*w IFsELCTOR A. !ALUM MARINI?, G. V. I. RICE IT Ruv9 ER WILLIAM PIEEITAL DIAMoVEI E. TRITTON Avr•nza ROBERT I.LOTD COVELL& W.S. °tore% it RittaLZ Captain PHILIP BRAY'S/ and I.ieutenant Jamas BRAT, are appointed to the Sea Feucibles,from the tower Hope to Black water. The Rev. Joan Davis is appointed Chaplain of the ROYAL WILLIAM. ISIT.JAMRS FRANCIS is appointed Purfer of din DART. Davin, Om 8, 6 oTtoca P. M.—ThiLeeward Mad and Jamaica Fleets are now palling this port for the Downs. PENZANCE, SAPT. 3o. —The Three Friends, Cap tain James, which put in here yellerday, from Mo gadore, was captured on the 29th ult. by the Hope of St. Maloes, in ►at. 46. 25. long. t 4 W. but was fortunately retaken by the Maria, of Guernfey, Cap• fain KNIGHT, on the Rth infant', in lat. 42. long t t W. which bore down upon, and alto took poffeflion of a French privateer, without any refinance. The Three Friends left the Aura, of London, Captain, Lars, all well, at Mogadere, and nearly ready for lea, bound to London. On the 19111 inflant, in lat. 46.42. long, 15 W. fpoke the American brig Hope, P. Cocasitew, from St. Maloes, in banal!, bound to Boilon.. Several Ladies and Gentlemen, paffengers in the homeward-bound Well India fleet, part of which the Young Jonah of. London fell in with, on the 17th inftant, in la:. 48. 24. long. 18. W. under convoy of the VENUS and Cotteaoraux,,,came on bore from the Olive Branch, of London, REDMOND mailer, from Barbadocs, bound to London. The Hopewell, WILLIAMSON ; Auguna, Panne ; Hind, Daum'; Fmgal, HALL; Thomas, MAITTIO 1 Lady Harwood, tleaarta ; Renewal!, CARNAL/1r and Sifters, Vienne, were in the fleet, with afloat nary other (hips, all bound up Channel, under convoy of the COMIAGIAVI 3 tht VENUS is convoy to thorn flips bound to she northward, and the paffengers Rate, that the fleet have fuffereJ very materially from the feverity of the wind and weather. The Three Friends failed this morning with a fair wind for Guernicy. Ocrosea r.—The Nepal, Wm. &masa, put in yellerday into the port of Fowef, froth Charleflovro, with China (tone; and failed about an hour after+ wards for Liverpool. This morning a great neatly nllcls were difeoverable in the Offing, which occa. tuned tome alarm; but, we hope, without any caufe ; however, what the nails really were cannot as yet be afcertalned. TOADAY, Ocr. s.--We were much alarmed yef :erday aßirtionn here by the appearance of a very large fleet off to the fouthward and weßward of the Berry : they appeared to be upwards of too fail; and when challenged by the officers of the lignals at the Berry Head, did not anfwer them ; confequently the drums of.the Royal Cornilh Niters (in betracks at the Berry) beat to arms ; the draw-bridge at the fort was drawn up, the Sea Fencibles began to af-. femble, every one eager to meet and repulfe the Cor &an tyrant; but loon after the fleet was diffiovered to be our friends, and fuppofe it is the refidue of the Jamaica and Leeward Ifland fleet, ryaching to the ealtward. on their larboard tack, with the wind to the northward. PLIIIOI/TN. OCT. 2.—That beautifid firlt-rate the Hiatesta. of t to guns, building ofi the Cedes flip in this dock-yard, gets on very fall; when ftnif ed. the will be the largeß and moll roomy fira-rate man of war in the fery ice. CAM in from llama*, one of the hired cutters, with a convoy, and a beautiful (hip built there, to be employed is the Weft India or Straits trade. Came in an Irifis revenue cutter; the immediately made fignal for a convoy to the Weft ward, and came to betwixt the gland end the main to wait for orders. Went from Barney Pool into the Sound, to wait alfo for orders, and having refitted, the NAIAD, of 38 still% Capt. J. WALLIII• Sailed on a cruize Off the coal! of France. the Boanicsa. of 44 guns, Capt. MAl'll4lllO. Came into Gunter, the tranfport No. fit, with troops on board tbe is from the Eaßward. Sailed for Cache; the Spa nifit (hip Santa Rofa, detained fotne days fines by a Liverpool privateer, but cleared by ender of the Court of Admiralty. The !organs at lOU Bay are aow quite clear of Preach prifoners p—the lal too embarked' yeßerday on board the prifon Iltips in Ha moaze. Part of the ',titan are to be fitted up as boric barracks, for which the rooms on the ground floor are peculiarly adapted. POIIIIIIOUTN, OCT. 3. — Arrived the COUIA. ciao', Captain 0. Haase, from Martinique. She I brought home a very large convoy. Arrived the Nemesis. of ett guns, Captain Soareant.t.a, from a fives weeks crude; the Exraassienv. of 44 guns. armed en dote, Capt. Moltatme. from Egypt; sod the STAILIVID gun-verel from Goeraffiy.--Ssfled the Albion setter, with a coney for Goerafey. Went oat of harbour the humus Rotel., of pi pas. Capt. Venom. Smetana's, Om 3.—Aerived his Majelty's P i toaetre and Palm s fees ;be Dowase•abie day (Ailed with a fine breeze to the wawa& bit Saie (hip CLYDE, Capt. LARNOVII, with Lady . Wl!Ritali on board, for Raffia : the CLYDE took the Baltic trade under convoy.—Arrived the SULPHUR, 'fIR.• tout, EXPLOSION, and Prawn bombs, v Ith theit tenders.—The CLYDE has jolt brought id, near the Warp Sand, with the Baltic trade, owing to the wind &Ming to the eallward. DEAL' OCT. 3. —Sailed the MiLLERODE 448001 W ee and Dimwit:i bomb. for Sheer hers. Came drown the AstaLta frigate, from Shecrnefs, and remains. Wind S. W. I.HATHAM, OCT. 2.-N.Captlin CUNNINONASS fin commillioned the LroPAto, and Capt. E. L. Otovta the SHANNON. The IRRESISTIBLE has Iwo to Sheernefs. to lie as a depot fur prorifinns. The CHAMPION of 24 guns, l'AmiAnr of 3 2 gusts, and the VINCECO brig were undncked yerlerday, and are ordered for Channcl fervice. The -Tams and INCONSTANT, arc ordered to be fated for the recep— tion of troops. YARMOUTH, OCT. 3.—This morning OrtiTeDi;4l.) Majefly's brig Cayman. with a large French Weft Indiaman, captured Come time ago in the North Sea s —Arrived from Chriltiana with timber &laid the Eye, SPINCED SCOTT; New VDDItio loom 'Ult. Q3JHART; and Dove, Jona &*vrH.—The ealteenntry 'hips under convoy of theMaitean xnn brio. remain her until the arrival of the CLios frigate, which is , hourly expetted.—Sailed ate Ak eruize, the eingril gun brig ; failed alto a larg e of light colliers.-- , The men of war lying her, are the (intake's, Ros s nee, Zan:RO I BOLD and Meat mut gun brigs.«—Seen in by the Hscars gun brig, the Conilance, Pcraa, How/sotto, of and from Norkioping, laden with iron, fled, and deals.—Wind S. L' ' HANBURCH, Seer. as.—An *peers atTivelllll*. yeflerday, brought the netek of the capture at two French cotters at the mouth of the Elbe, by . on! the Englith frigates Rationed there. The poticteark t) which are not made public, ate, as I have than from good authority, as follow :---The Captain * Olt thti ed. receiveinteleate intiftence, were to • drop down on a certain day totnalowen• He, thereto*, ley It With his frigate' ettik . 'tir the • (bore, fo as not to biltestnfrlb c utlistven., The French came down as expetsd, and 'lay to elofe under foma hatttrietoOtich theY Ith)ehraited things no Englikbeingiu lithe. Soon arm jtir, Eng& boats appeared with I few nun, wlits pared noodle ninth, and flied on them with ihsoll araw. Atsa voked wt this illicit, ono of the heads vet& ailed towards the boats with the intentßm4GßOng than hut the laglith frigate appeared, and on erthaie rerreet. The Freed' Captain defended bravely, ,bat was foots taken; and the lrtrgliib then manned their prize,, and with it took the other 411411 alto. There verels art rernericalsly fine * curlers. hit is Tying tS guns each. Betides-the se••,..shyleve new, and of extremely elegant workensolldpoinribi other materials employed front the Haseverkellubb they haVe coft together lAcoo mares, es SA" Reding. FROM LLOYD'S UST. - - Oodirtsayn, OeyOna t—Pallid by, the Ileasy 0d...r Pa. see s . and Wes email. *OM Pett=t I Walk% Calle. iron Oserery t Safer, Flora , Onseas am & jbmcar; sad Hams Cs" bat Stockholm; Osecii, eel carlhands oftawio. Lawn; PreAkiesils —S Ackibblos Ann Desire. Pad, Ision Desks Mar, Davis fen liseliz i elradcar and Skin Moo I ; and WM,. t i f f . lionse nos from llosemy diddh adman; Twe la = ll -- Ade hen Iliarbdati females . Mills; kan samed..... 4 Lißds !WI id Sella Climiscts, sit Andrea, Hua l amab, for lallielficaj Thy Ofiresk. t foss far Meek"; Ann se Mary, Taylor,ler, Mears he Paelbergh ; Pevidies* skssord ; a.dki. =l, l t bkhi ldaswiry Orestes. Sem, farStaekhalm; Jambs% babas for Dubin I:fritaa, lama. suebb. : m a g as Cai ter. Toeing: lenge, 'l5; 'lumbago p ag b a g.. ; clad pee Harkiee, krambes. °crest 3.—.Pulfed by, Obteta w of mr, fret Iffram Bay ; Liberty, Stow; Trykrelfilltosb ad Creoles, &elm, fret Hemburgh; Ann, Ler" pt lisps ME Att. Am, Mr.; ad Me., Sersem ily; Harr. Shldds smug sum ; Aran Maids; Ileestes. beide; Dlibeellkosay Lass; fends. dwat sad Odes Sesphefey. fey Peskursh s Armes Beffna.basa Rota; Ihkoh.Peales mat Sminds. from Steedn—dalisd the Mika, Theamhs. far Alike; Wilbelmindlrkr. far Me; ffip.Shodek. Camel, Sir lkihks Laos far Lubec ;clod Mims kratas fer berth, Aa Ye sc-.A* Cs* Akin, Dowy.leac St. Womedle t °aim, Trlslihml; Mahe Pesahma. --Orme Amel a *mg amp ewer. km the WA helm; Time* ^ date It d; Sc. Pa 1111Madie, tem Mansfsrene. MD*. um. r am mermas Tibbs. Astkfts4B:=o m i na, mai; se Wafts Soaks. Ikea Then; and him llashoden; Ayers WS! fin and Dryads, ben di. Wyesses; Padseranse. her, tram 1.4816111$ like f sfy. Nays W. 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OMB% km Mika At Dimmeale. Lary, WllPso,orl Maas. Raney, km Limped. At Aaiun, An Waal... km Liwerest. His Majela n i GLarrne. Captain COLNITT s jot arrived New South Wales, is ordered to to Lan Reach in abe River. there to bars ri e r e ans taken oat I thence to proceed to Washrich to o o fonts repairs, and then to be enrol roe is far foreign ferries.