Star. — London, England, 1814-09-19 00:00:00

tpt difficulty. lie thee viewed the WW I the put establishments, and 'that part of the tioem which was burnt down d:uing the siege of Hamburgh. At 00911 there -was 4 grand Levee, at which Senator Bausch and Syndic Von Sienen attended as Deputies from the City of liambiugh. Next morning, after attending a review of the Rus sian troops, his Majesty embarked on the Elbe, and arrived, as. we hear, an hour afterwards, at Haarberg. His Excellency the Minister of State, Count Rosen erantx, arrived with his suite the day before yesterday, and has followed his Majesty to-dAy, to Dresden. GOTTENBURGH, SEPTEMBER 2. NoTit:Y.—His Royal Highness the Crown Prince has been pleased to order that flour, oats, and corn; of all kinds, and also potatoes, may be freely sent to Norway, not only on board Norwegian and Swedish vessels, bct also foreign vessels, of whatever nation they may be, without paying any duty to the Crown, from the Ist September till further orders ; and all trends arriving with such articles, as their principal cargo, are free from all duties which come to the State, and not to particular establishments or persons. This Notice is published by his Highness's gracious command. • Zredelicke.adt, Aar* 24, 1814. ZEALAND, SEPT. I. Sortie .vessel? from Norway lsre Arrived the Sound. Their . flag is like the DaniSh, only It . bai the Nonvegian Lisp i • o the upper eorner t • The Post to Nanny is not yet re-established. 7 Some of the Swedish. ;hips Of war are returned to Carlscron a. Tvo French frigates are expected in the Sound, in convey Russian wounded from France to Russia. FRANKFORT', SEPTEMBER 6. Our fair exceeds all expectation. The Saxons and Swiss have been particularly successful with their manufactures : they have already sold every thing before the fair k properly begun, and might have modd'As mack more; if they bad them ; but the war, hich•bas4dsprived the manufactories of so many in dustrious .hauds s hindered them from getting more Veady. MAKIVER, SEPTENIgit C. The damage said, to be done ky the army of Da iroost its the. neighbourhood of. Haarbarg is much above 800,000 dollars, exclusive of the quartering of die soldiers, the injury done the dykes, and many other fosse. mum, SEPTEMIER to. The Princes: of Wales travels under the name of the Countess of Cornwall. The King of Virirtemberg will be in Vienna about the middle of October. 'The Prince of Holstein Beek is arrived here, to in 4orm our Bing that the King of Denmark is going to the Congress = and his Highness is now gone with a letter to the giniir effect to the Emperor Alexandeta , A pamphlet has appeared were called, •.‘ On the . , I tlnionot Saxony pith Prussia, to make the minds of his countrymes t nv, by Germanicus Saco." It mi nutely examinee he conduct of the King of Saxony ead leads as to expect great changes in that kingdom' tIAMBURGH. SEPTEMBER 12. ''Yesterday was celebrated here with great solemnity iiffuniversal joy, the fete of the I:mperor Alexander. L.-Exchange on London, September 9, 52 :Chen. Tremi • 'I ... . . The follonrinr . efe. the Official Notices received from Gibraltar, in letters to the end of last month, and the latter of which will entirely relieve the pub lic mind as to the state of health of the garrison and inhabitants: . ritOCEEDINOS OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. " Gibraltar, August it • WOr-Geperal Sir CHAS J .ZB MILLOWILT, Prelidera. th.taaltalt, Deptrrlnspeet3l. 24iajorFaaot1;aovEhMajor.. Mr. Brown * M. p . A1 . 401111 . . klitthants.' iseatetarrto the. Board of Health; • . " The attention of. the Board having been parti alarly Called to an iavestigation of the nature of the riisease with which three foreigners have been at tacked ; and having heard the epinions of the several 7 .mcdical practitioners under whose observation these cases have come; 'the Board is of opinion, that they .ere of a suspicious type s ; but having been immedi ately removed to the Lazaretto, and as it does not alirar that airy similarfever has since occurred in she s.tvrisstn, there is reason to •he.pe that it may be prevented from, spreading. " Board, therefore, recommended to his Ex cellenc7, taking in view the present season of the year, uhenanrdisorder bf 'a contagious nature would so soon increase, sod to prevent an evil also alarming and serious a tendency, that a- Proclamation be issued, retommendirg -all petsons.that . have not passed the aver, which has been experienced in former years, to inankediately leave the garrison, as a t.cmporary measure, which the Board is persuaded will .ffectu slly contribute to st:.p any further manifestation of Ilbr 4 set should the- Cd'Cl that have been reported, prove to be of an epitlemic nature. " It is ;3 submitted, that the three cases of fester sock- obs;:i vatra, be noticed in the Bills of Health. 'rigned) 4 ' C. HOLLOWAY, 1144 j. Gen. President. ti . l2par•aad) "J. SMITH, Major General." GINERAL. OItDERs. " Towia-Majoi% Cffies, Auger 23. " All restrictions, laid on ht consequence of the r;• 3 Pielen of an ti la desnie fever being in extuence are row cancelled, an opinion given yesterday y b the • Board of Health, drat no cases of a malignant or con legions nature do at pre s ent exist within the walls of the garrison." The AIILTILOV I Captain Ilt;:;TON, and LEVERST. ilaptain CIihiSTIAN, are under orders to sail ori l toesday next from Portsmouth, with the Convoy kr Pmtugal, Spain, and. Gibraltar.--General Dna, recently appointed L'cutenant-Governor of Gi braltar, 16 1 4 go Ott in the P.QQILOI.I:O3 assume his command. •--; *INDSOIgo 0111 1 12Afntlt 18. On Friday the Dowager Lady Posaoaa and Lady Dowager fizamtar left the Castle. The Dowager Lady Heacounr arrived at the Castle this day. Yesterday her MAJESTY and the PEIi4CESSIGS t :ok their usual airing to, Frogtnore. The Princesses AUGUSTA and Sophie took their usual airing in the Park, Princess AUGUSTA on horseback, and Princess SOPHIA in the carriage, in the Little Park. This morning his Royal Highness the Doke of Kim' arrived at the Castle from Castlebar-hill. After church her MAJESTY and the Paramus took an airing to Frogmore. Yesterday, at a quarter past one o'clock, the Pat Not REGENT arrived at Carlton-house, from Hampton court ; and gave audiences to the LORD Cum.:cal-Lon, the Dutch Ambassador, and Lord Sr - malty, and afterwards returned to ampton.court to dinner. Sir JGIIN LADE was discharged last week from the King's Beach prison, under the Insolvent Act. His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT has settled upon him and Lady LADS, for their joint lives, with benefit of survivorship, an annuity of JO5OO. The arrival of the Princess of WALKS at Cuxhaven, On the 14th ultimo, had nearly been attended with a 'fatal accident to her Royal Highness's proteze, Master Apsnte. This youth having been on shore with an officer of thejasom, was (by the plank which ha was crossing giving way) precipitated into a deep ditch ; when, after retraining near two minutes under water, he was extricated from his perilous situation with no other injury than a severe fright. By a regulation, adopted at the Customhouse at Brighton, no passengers for France are allowed to clear out,—that is, to enter their names, undergo the examination of th eir bag age, ice. after rix o'clock in the evening. ST. James's PARK;—The new passage from the Grand Mall, in St. James's Park, opposite the Palace, across the Chinese Bridge, into the Bird-cage Walk, was yesterday thrown open to the public. It was the great source of attraction to all the promenaders of every description. The ascent on each side of the bridge, consists of eight flights of stairs, of three, four, and six steps each, with a broad break cr land ing-place, between each series, which renders it sate and easy.. They have been covered with pitch to preserve the timber, with a thick surface of sand laid over it. Thursday, about 85 minutes past one o'clock, Mr. SAM AR, jun. ascended with the grand balloon from Pontefract, accompanied by Miss TuourauN. The aeronauts took a direction due north for about ten minutes, and afterwards moved north-east for abottt half an hour, both the lady and gentleman continuing all the while to wave their flags, and to salute the admiring multitudes. The descent, which was as auspicious as the rising, took place 25 minutes after two, within a quarter of a mile from Grimstone Lodge, near, Tadcaster, the seat of Captain LALLY, the young voyagers having performed a journey of 11. miles in SO niimues ' and experienced a change in the temperature of the air of only two degrees.— After taking some refreshment with Captain LALLY and his lady, by whum they were received with the most polite attention, they returned to Pontefract in a chaise and four, with - Weir - silken vehicle, and arrive. in that place about half-past eight o'clock in the evening, amidst the heart-telt congratulations of the crouds of visitors who pressed eagerly to welcome their return. , The ASTREA has captured, on the coast of G uinea, the Resolution, from Cadiz, with a valuable cargo; a Portuguese ship from Tenerifre, bound to A nrrica ; anti two slave-trading ships, with 800 slaves ou board. She tent these prizes into Sierra Leone. The GioucesTea 74, Capt. R. WILLIAMS, sailed from St. Thomas's on the Ist tilt. with the home: ward-bound Leeward-Island Fleet (66 sail) ; and the Bet4Bow, 74, Capt. Pstattsoar, on the 4th, with ten vessels from Demerara, for England. These ships may be daily expected to arrive. The DASELICR, Capt. W. HaNucaeou c stiled on the Ist ult. from St. Tho mas's, with a confoy for Bermuda and Halifax. The Mauritius Casette contains a Proclamation, by Governor FARQUitAIty on the subject of a late attempt to introduce the Slave Trade into that island, under the sanction of the law tribunals. The conduct of the Judges, who had acquitted the individuals charged with this inhuman traffic, under an assumption that the conservation of all the laws was stipulated on the surrender of the, island to the English, is severely reprobated, and they are declared to be suspended from the exercise of their functions, until the pleasure of the PRINCE REGENT is known. INTRIGUES or Tile PRTNOI or PEACE.-.. letter from Rome, the writer of which is a Gentleman of great respectability, has the following passage: •• Rome, totk August, 1114. 1. Yon-cannot form an idea to what a degree King Charles IV. is afflicted, on account of his situation. This good old man desires nothing more than tran. quillity, whichhe cannot have so long as the Prince of Peace shall serve so near his person. Yon know the ascendancy which the last-mentioßed person has over the Queen ; and he avails himself of this in such 'a martiler, as to invent every thing the most fright. ful that can be imagined, for no'other purpose than that of worrying the King. The latter has no other wish than to see his son, Ferdinand VII. and to 'give him his blessing before he dies, his greatest happiness being to end his days in Spain, in what eyer place the King may assign him, but above all thins some place where he will be removed from the Prince of Peace. I know and see enough of him and the Royal Family to prevent my being deceived as to his intentions. Put no confidence, I conjure you, in any thing which you may read in the public papers, either of Italy, France, or Germany, respecting him, every article of which is written by the emissaries of the Prince of Peace, for the purpose of imposing on Enrope, and t° excite a belief that Charles IV. wishes still to reign. This man has pushed his audacity even so far as to cause his Majesty to write to almost all the Sovereigns of Europe, demanding their protection, and there was even a person sent expressly to the -Prince Regent of England, and mother to his Minis ters. I could say a great deal more' were I not afraid : but You, Sir, who know the man, will not be itirrised at uny thins lie 'does:" 4P IL INTBLL!CBNCZ. • mo•••••mm• • • • VALI/1011TH, SEPTEMBIasi. , Arrived the liayti brig. DaOMCDARY matter, un der Peyton's flag, from Port an Prince, last from Jamaica, in 84 days. On the 4th inst. fell in with the. American privateer Chasseur, of 11. 12-pounders and S 7 men,, who destroyed all his bills of lading, pipers, &c. (manifest excepted), and put on board Captain Goa Dos, the Mate and the Cook Ofthe ship James, of London, EimARDS master, from Buenos Ayres ; which vessel the Chasseur took 28th Augnst, and sent her for America. The Chasseur had 150 men when she sailed, but was reduced to 87, having sent the remainder in prizes. The Lady Arabella packet for Lisbon, and the Diana packet for Suri nam, are gone into the Roads.—Wind E. PLY MOU EH, SEPTE MR 17. Arrived his Majesty's ship BUCEPIIALLIS t from Portsmouth ; the SYJILLE frigate, from a cruise ; and the PAItTHIAN sloop, from ditto.—Sailed his Majesty's sloops ROYALIST and WOODLARK, en separate cruises. Wind East-south-east. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER IS. Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship Ferri, from Plymouth.—Sailed the ConouzsTanon, :or Chatham; his Majesty's ships NYSIPIIEN and Sues:Rom with a few transports, for Guernsey and Jersey ; and the FERVENT sloop of war, on a cruise. Arrived to.day . his Majesty's ship SPITFIRE and a French brig of *Mi, from Bourdeaux.—The present convoys are— his Majesty's ship AQUILON ) for Spain, Portug.sl, and 'the Mediterranean; his Majesty's ship DUNCAN, for the Brazils, South Seas, and St. Helena; his Ma jesty's ship LIT/carom. for Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and Quebec.—We expect the Quebec and Mediterranean convoys will sail on Tuesday next.— Wind South-east. DEAL, SEPTEMBER °is. Sailed the Antelope, Isabella, and Norfolk trans ports, for Harwich. Hawk, Fortittwle, Britan nia, Duke of Bedford, Tivioti and Unity transports, are preparing to follow, and will sail as soon as this ebb-tide mates.—Arrived the Nautilus transport, from Ostend.—Wind South-east. HARWICH, SEPT. IS. Arrived yesterday, the Henry Free ling Packet, from Cuxhaver, and the fleaufuy has arrived to=day from the same place, both with mails and pssengers. Sailed yesterday, :he Lady Nepean Packet, 1 - ,:r Hol land, and today the Prince of Orange Packet, for Gotteatirgh, and the Auckland Packet fur Cus• haven, all with Mails and passengers. WHITBY, SEPT. 16. The Juno transport, with troops on board, from Leit.i, for tha [_lc of . Wight, has put in hers by con trary winds. The following answer has been returned from the Home Dcpartment to the Mayor of Liverpool's letter, inclosing the Petition of the Merchants of that place to the Pumc REGENT, upon the subject of the depre dation's committed by the American privateers : " WurremAt.s., :3t tr. S. " Ste—Referring to the communication I had the honour to make to you on th e Is. Lastant, I ant now directed by Lord SID MOUTH to acquaint •' cu, that the Petition Inclosed hi your letter of the SOth ultimo, front this. Merchants, Ship-owner., Under writers and Others, interested in the Shipping and Commerce j of Liverpool, afs.l4B:llorpil Mightossa ii. 4' ea sic a *mac vs r,-rel tiv• to the captures of their vessels in St. Georges Channel, att.l on the western enl northern coasu of Irelani and scat:and, by Anitrican privateers, has btu) laid before his Royal Highnus; and that, by his koyal Highness's commands, it has been referred for the cousideration of the Earl of L iv Elt tool.. - 65 I have the honour to be, sir, " Your most ulsed:enti humble servant, 1 • (aisnekl) " J. Be..;KETT." ' " To the Worshipful the Mayor of Live rtool." The ANRICAINR frigate, the It nourable Captain RODNEY, from Bushire, the 18th ,4 March, and from Muscat, the 28th, has arrived at Bombay. Accounts from Calcutta of the 18th of March, state, that prepatati:•ns were at that time in comikr able forwardness for Lord Moira's intended tour to the Upper Provinces. The Barrossa was to sail for England about the 10th of April. Advices from Tirnoot state, that the indigo season had been ex tremely favourable. Mauritius Gazettes to a late date, brought by the Low jce Family, contain a Proclamation, issued by Governor FARQUHAR, on the subject of a late attempt to introduce the Slavc Trade into that island, under the sanction of the law tribunals. The conduct of the Judges who had acquitted the individuals charged with this inhuman traffic, under an assumption That the conservation of all the laws was stipulated on the surrender of the island to the English, is severely reprobated, and they are declared to be suspended from the exercise of their functions, until the pleasure of the Pettfice Re amer is known. These papers contain no other intel ligence. The private letters represent the markets at the Isle of France to be extremely dull. In conse quence of the large quantity of coarse linens imported there froth England, .the piece-goods sent froirt Ben gal were tinseleable, and there was little or no demand 4or any of the other articles usually sent from Cal cutta. Bengal rice brought about four dollars a bag; and wheat, a price somewhat °higher. We announced on Saturday the arrival on Wed . nesday, off' Plymouth, of the Lowjee Family, country ship, from Bombay. She was 18 days beating round the Cape of Good Hope, and on the 6th and 7th of June experienced a dreadful gale of wind, whiCh obliged her to throw overboard part of . her cargo tr lighten the ship, there being at that time five feet water in the hold, and all the pumps choaked ; t..ro' the great exertions of the efficers and crew, the ptin:ps were cleared of the loose pepper that had got into them, by which means the ship was saved. • She left St. Helena on the 22d of July, at which timt were lying there, the Lord Forbes and Minerva, East In diamen ; the Ranger and Grand Saito, whalers ; and the Orion brif, all waiting convoy for England. The Lowjee'Fanuly was chased on Tuesday, a little to the west of Scilly, by a large AmeriCan privateer but fortunately his Maje,sty's brigs ACHA7III and WANDIBIR hove in sight, and tramedigtely gave chase to the privateer. The Bombay Papers by the Lowjee Family, are to the 12th of April. They con tain a notification from Vice-Admiral Sir Samuel. HOOD, dated km Ponte de Galle Roads, that pri vate sbipa fitted out under the new charter, must pro ceed with the regular convoy, and that he has orders to detain any vessel wiajc4 way attempt to sail, with ... o t protcctiv4i 2*B FVNi . • • • Staab, we are sorry to find, are gofhg down rapid ly, Omnium having falkn in the course . cfthis 11106,• ing One per Cent. and Conols One Rairper rent. PRICES AT TWXLVI .. • II per Cent. Cont. 6441,11—fur ace.fip-- - per Ct. Navy 94110 Own. 511 tn. 134. pr —Ezeheq. Bills par te. AT ON4I oaccoar. . Chnnbutt 14 4i du.—Consols Cs ARmr. • Thursday the depot of the 44th Reghnent of Foot marched iutoßrighton from Steyning, and n: at Jai proceeded On for Blatehingly barracks. The bagteaspe filled eleven waggons, being ; in part that of the 2d battalion now in Holland. The first battalion is in America. The Monaghan Militia embarked on &Mislay at Plymouth for Ireland. EXECUTION of AfIT4ELi OLL !Nth the MURDERERS. • This morning it an early,hour the Old Bailey was crowded in an unusual manner to Witness the ex,cu tion of these wretched brio s, Ali:Atli and ifelline4 About half-past seven o'clock they w re brought from their cells : Mitchell was- :assisted in his devo. aims by the Ordinary of Newgate, knd Hollings by a Ditsenting Clergyman two had taisen with him/ all nicht. After their irons were knocked off, addressed the surrounding spectates.* -in the -prison. • yard, in a firm time of voice, and with anim. tion. He admitted the justice of his sentence, latneoted hist ,departure &Qui the paths of rectitude-and virtue, and expressed his firm reliance on the Divine Merry. Hi ezniessed a hope that all would take warn.ng trom - the fatal exhibition which was about to take enc.. ? He repeatedly confessed that he mac .gsilty of the foul crime of murder. There was a ne.:atse and propriety of expression in his address, which b. spoke.. a person of some education. He 'appeared to bo' about sixty years of age, his hair being perlectiy gtey. He was clean and decent in his person $ - and with the exception of something wild in his eyes, hs whole ap. pearance WAS respectable. Mitchell did utter 1$ word, but hung his head in evident disoffiy r F he dia not 'communicate so freely with the Clergyman . ** Holl:ngs, nor did Ile seem to be so deeply impressed with the horror of the crime for which he was about to suffer. The firmness which he displayed M . hip trial had entirely forsaken him, and be trembled much. Hollings, his trllow.sufferer,seemed to tali, . little or no notice of him. Precisely at eight o'clock the criminals were lid out to the plzce of execution. Mitchell was fire tied up, and Hollings followed after with a farm and-steady pace : five flrmis was evidently. greatly dejected; - but the I oter er:.:ihtte.4 every appeafance of pc rfeet restnation. Oa the signal being given, they were 'launched into eternity. Both- were conskde • • ratify. con- . vulsed fora few minutes • . After they had been surendedsome time, a mat loathsons.: and il•sgustiug scene t0015.,7a,e ;avg.- or six females made the exetuakoner hand's of the deceased malelactois over v .rif us loafs ~I*.ti-kr ,bodies for the-perpose of t •„rfng *only diseases of long standing. 11:s absuid to the agelik which we hires nusiotaek, Au l t bt gim'fied• Both criminals were decesai.:. *des:ie2 ii• k. After hanging the usual. time, their bodies were Conveyed away for dissection. 4. Mitchell Was a dUlt iwaithy man, and hit cOunti. nonce was by PiPmean, prepossess;nk The crowd was gre.d.r than on most s imila r occ . • sions,ond ye; 60 actident whatifer monied. • No Sportsman should go into the erthogt Colonel linen:sl 9 s It co .taus pir-cati.ioes and remedies for almost eve.-y contingency which tett occur,, particularly in resrst t• 1 gs. • The Cockney Sportsmen have not done much tuis• chief in the suburbs this seassnt. The little shot tiler aave is expended in France. • Colette' rnOatrrost entereißonen on . Saturday week with his latnnus pack of hounds. He -was at tended by a number of English geolenien un hunt rs., and the novelty of the sight attracted much notice, and drew thousands out so witness it. Our privateletters iron' Pius represent the de, meanour ot many of the English- visitors in that city, as not only destitute of the le ,st trace of refinement or good-breeding, but as markel by the extreme of uncouthness and vulgarity. It is rather untsttunate for Britain that her national charakter should be judged of from the Zoals ot shopkeepers and arti. liana daily imported iato France from Margate and other parts of the coast. - A vessel is arrived at Portsmouth, Which carried a large quantity of French Prisoners from different pot!. of Spain. The Maritime Prefeck would' not receive 80, becaase they were Italians; and several Spanish women, who had been married to Freud' soldiers; were disowned by them as soon as they reached the French port. They have consequently been brought 6 to this coun:rj, and ought to think ttieniselves more fortunate data unfortunate in b=ring separated from men capable of such baseness sad aveltr. CORN EXCHANGE, MARLLANZ, SIPT. IA We Lad a short supply of English Wisest today, and usury little of last yeas's growth, whieb add about 4... pa. quarter ..linve any quotspion of this day weak, bat aftenvards hews, v;:ty dull sale. -*Wo had a very abut slimy of -all otiwi sorts 6f l:rdbl. Fins Oats and Beans were 21. per gainer dearer. Whits Peas tell Li:and Grey as. psi quartei. in all tithe Grabs the, e is , 1, , ) vv-"Ation. AN LRAL:r. PRICE of CORN h ENGLAND and * A LES, front the rettnes ending the 10th of September, tele. Wheat. kye. Rarley. 004. Resei. Prue. t. 4. 15.4. 1 a. 4. 15.4.1 a. 4. s. 4 .9 4 144 II 1 s 7 0 1 1 47 3 /49 t The average Write of Sugar. computed Win the returns male LA the week men the 1 4th of September, Is 795. 04. per cwt. AITHFIELD MARKET, SEPTEMBER 19 Beet Ss 01 to as a. Veal ie od to its ed Mutton . 5s -04 to ti• 4.1 1 Park 6. ed to Is *I Lamb 6b od to 7s 64. Cattle at Market. emits tlDO—Sheep and Latnl.. 1110—Plgs SW. HAY AND S I R AW, PFR LOAD. Mesiow Hay 41 to 51 g i Clover gi IS to 71 es. koirett 01 to 01 u s: raw II tee to it is. DIS IRIEU'I I )1 4 1 OF PRIZE MONET. Vigo, f .r the Sukey. Cato, and Lima Assn, We 1194 at se, Not tplk-.lnset. Itnpkcs'y and Mtlromene, tor sundry Ruuk gue-vesidig the ji.tla tmant, at 41, N t •rtotk-greet. Nlstetmes, tkc 3 , l(tcuse, it li', Uppers rst P.