Star. — London, England, 1803-06-25 00:00:00

7 l A le. )f. to ich• nth Chu ing iog oas is ave tea, ar that n at 'nei crce AV. Dent Iwo 'om• r". Ifielfsltts, Tulsa tit. —The preparation! nuking in this City for the reception of the Cesar Consul. are pearly &Mixed. A tr:nmphal Arch is jail now crat ing at the entrance of the All6e-verte,riear the bridge ef Lacken, in the execution of which the mcd cele brated artills are employed. Jona at.—The Friss. Cowls'c was to have fet ont yeilerday from Paris. but it appears that he will not quit that capital before Wednefday or perhaps Thurf day. Hie progrefs is Rill the fame. He will pafs through Bruges, Ghent, and Antwerp, before he proceeds hither. His flay here trill be longer than was at srft eepeettd. HANSI:MOM, JUNI to.—We have as yet heard smiting farther refoeding the demand which General MOITIBII made mate City of Bremen ; nothing has been hitherto required from Hamburgh. It al,. pears that there two Hanfeatie towns will not be oc cupied by the French troops.—The column indeed, which went to take poffeffion of Hagen, Stoul. Lehe, and other towns fituated near the Wefer, only Bled off before the territories of Bremen. The Ha noverian Minifters at Vienna, Berlin. Drefden, and It atilbon, have prefented memorials refpefting the deplorable fituation of their country.—Before the entrance of the French troops into Hanover. a tumult took place in that city. Paid to be owing to the re 'novel of a magazine of grain. which was cattied away in order that it might not fall into the hands of the French : on this Dees:Son the houfes of two of the Minillen were plundered. Baena*. Jona ,a.—The navigation is free as far as Stade as before. The French receive the Rano. 'Mil Cuftom-houfe dues, and leave vetch at liberty to raffia their eourfe. A body of French troops to the amount of :goo entered the town of Verdes ; a part are diltributed in visions other parts. On the Seth a body of French haters took potreffion of Al. tenbrnek. COVIITAIITINOPLit May a&—The Intl& &Mon have employed every means poiSble to induce the Divan to embark in the war spina France. They have told it that the French with to get poreffice of Egypt. We are adored that the Gismo Vista re: plied. el The bolt proof that !ranee has no fah in- 1 tention is the important* it attached to your evacu ating Alaandria : Colunelleaseriant's mitGon had so other objeft. and you certainly afforded France, the bell pretest for fending thither an army, by con.l tinuibg, notwithllanding your rep/area prom;fes. to leave poop MA at Alexandria. which in no cafe would have been long a►le to check its army. efpe-1 *billy as we had become unary at your delaying. under different pretences. to leave the country. and, therefore. beheld with *afore the care which Franco took to ante the treaty to be executed." General Da Int I. the Ambaffador of the French **public. has been treated with new marks of dif eighties. In a Title which be paid to the new kioar end the feraglio. he met with the molt flattering re 4teption. He was accompanied by Prince Cas.t.tma. cut : the waterworks played, and he every whore re ceived the ANA Battering marks of honour.—Msokter. Me. gnaw. the Idetenger. who has been for tome days at Paris, arrived at Moyer this morning. and is hourly coaled in town. Mr. Visage. the Melange., left town la* night -with ditatches for Peterlbnrgh. Mr. Sraatow. one of his MaJelly's Melrengers, was lint of early this morning. with &patches to the Etna at Windfor. Government have declared the Dutch Air that were detained a the commencement of the war with France to be legal prises to the captors. On Thurfday the Foreign Mails made up for Ham• burgh. were difpatehed from Harwich to Gotten• burgh, in the Diana packet. and an Officer of the Foreign Poli-Oniee faikd in that VeScl to open the commenicatien sl Gettenbutgh, and remain there as an Agent. The ktaila with the Letters for Reffia end Gerataay. are to be forwarded to Tumbles, near Sitfwiek. in Denmark. Our la& letters from Paris Sate, that General An. sateen was in difgrane at St. Cloud. We yefterday received New York Papers to the sill May. A letter from Bastadoes. dated 36th April, in the New York Evening Poll of the t9th, fay, ' " There have been two or three arrivals in the coa rk of the pretest week from Martinique. By there we learn, dust accounts have been received there dire& from France of the rapture dhh England, and that it has nulled mach cftSernation, even the principal OE. em of the colony expteifing their Stan of the coat• clones of hollifities, declaring that they think it lard they Amid be rent 3000 Ingots actors the ocean only to be made prifoners of war. They have fent the Jemappe to France, after taking her lower guns oat and half her crew, fuppofed for the purport of expediting her pafage, and that the may bring out a greater number of troops to reinforce the garnfoe." The New York General Advertifer of the aoth mentions, that on the t3th of April $ mutiny of the Dutch garrifon at Berbiee took place. They put every *lien under acre 1, and took potelSon of the fort, magazine, &c.. They demanded five months pay that was tne to them, and their rations, which they had not received for two days. Their Colonel Toothed them with promifes till next wonting c but in the evening, no fatisfathon being given, they mat tered again, and began firing at an armed tchooner *slimed oppeSte Canye river, to prevent them erof ing to the town. At length, after tome fitirsnithes in which revere) were killed, both on the pan of the mutineers and chore who adhered to the Dicers, the Governor and Council ambled, and it was re faired to make paper money that fhoold pats current, and pay them off, and give them provifions according to ptovifion in Holland. Upon thefe conditions order was ranted NAUTICAL INTIILLIGENCI. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND N. ass. •ue. All. M. pobUR I 1 Homburgla 3 o Waterford s o FreosS o a His Majefty's fhip GAMQIS. Glottal M , Ktessr, Efq. Commander. failed from Jamaica on the id of May, having under convoy the (hips Benfon, Jamaica, and James, and fchooner Swift, for Liverpool : the Alert. M'Doxecri.° and Latona. Geese LSAT, joined her the fame day. His Majefty's /hip CU at ata7lD failed at the fame time on a cruise off Cape Francois, near which place the fleet was joined by the Has: cuss, Ts; 10114 and Gossett, of 74 guns each, and TA MEI frigate, which accompanied them through the windward ;silage. A French force of five fail of the line, having troops an board, being daily ezpec• ted to arrive at St. Domingo, where the rendezvous was Paid to be for the force going to take poffeflion of Lonifiana. The above fqoadron, after parting with the convoy. returned to their cruising ground,' there being every appearance of a rupture between Britain and France. Admiral Ducar►oarx thought it proper to block up in Cape Fr ancois. the force then there. The Osip Jonah, Captain Faze's, joined the fleet ass the soth June. being then out (even • weeks and three days from Black River. The fhip Atlas, of Liverpool. out is days, from Montego Bay, join. ed is ths•windward paffage, but kept company only three days, not being able to keep up wits the reit of the chips.—Spreral American vetch bad by the lateft account/ received at Jamaica. been detained at Porto Plata by the Spaniards ; the differences fill remain ing between America and Spain, in confequence of the latter Government keeping shut again' the former the ports in the Miinifipi.—His Majefty's Osip Besse 'option, Captain Loess°. was entering Port Royal Monday aftetnaon the sad May. after a month's cruise.—The Government of Jamaica has Hilted or den for all fufpeeted foreigners to quit the iOand, and to prevent others from taking up their refidence in the Mane!. PLYNOVTII. Prat 23.—Came in the Raibleigb, of London. Captain Dianna. from Jamaica, for Lon don, laden with rum and fugar t two days ago Ilse was chased and boarded by the Lord Miran priva. reer, of this port. from which vefel (he obtained in telligence of the war. and in confequence bore up to this pert for convoy. The Saattott.. of a guns, Captain Bum. together with the trade for the Eaßward. failed this morning, and the Rantleigh embraced the opportunity of failing along with them : the Eagle French (hip, from the He of France, failed at the fame time, being ;eared to Call with convoy. Sailed the Ramose cutter, of 14 pos. Capt. FOAM, with the trade for Liverpool. The Invitee, of so guns, is gone up Hantoase to refit.= Came in the ?lassos, of so guns, frosts the seaward, with a Meet soder convoy.--Sailed to the weßwara, the Qran CSAILOTTI cutter, Lient. DIM t and Vigil VS cutter, Lieut. Dstavonr, for feamen.—Ar. rived the Friends Dvaa, from Dartmouth.= Came itt a French brig. a prise, half laden, from St. Domingo to Havr•-d*.Crace, taken by the Jamaica, of s 6 guns. Copt. Rosa.—The fate of the Captain, crew, and *Rogers of this vefel is very unfortunates on their palfage from Havre to St. Domingo, about twelve maths Ines, the refit received damage in a violent gale of wind in the Channel. and bore up for this port for repair, and proceeded on her pane with a number of patentees, their wives. and children. On their arrival at St. Domingo. the rad was board ed by the infuriate Negroes. who inhumanly safe. era the Captain. the crew. die pafengers. and their helplefs wives and families, nod threw their mangled remains overboard. Poarsuffava. Jona s4.—Admiral Lord Gun nels's goods are this day moving frog his Lordfhip's boufe to the Davao, and he is to leave Foreknow& as Own after Monday as the wind ferns. No Port Admiral. or other Commander, ever went from this place.mere uni verfall yrelpeßed.or his quitting us more fineerely regreted. Liberal.hofpitable.and of eafy and engaging manners, be cannot fail of commanding at tachment and repo& wherever be reticles t aad u to the duties of his tubed Ration, though every minu tia of dik plisse aloft be punthsally complied with. from the higbca to the loweß under his Lordfhip's authority. ow this dißinguillted pliant Meer never lofts fight of humanity. or omits an opportunity of tewarding merit. no matter how humble and obfcore the individual may be in whom his penetrating eye difooven it. Arrived the Marengo French privateer. taken by the Albion privateer. of Beachy e and AIITO el v day, with a Conroy from the Downs..—Bailed the Isis. if so guns. Admiral GA/Beta, for Newfoundland.— l Went out of harbour the WASP (loop of war, Hen. Captain Artsts".—The NUM!. frigate. Capt. So. le I en t.,. was relented from quarantine thismorniag. Deena. just 14.—The Fax. Capt. Beans, failed to the siorthward lag eight —Sailed this day for the Dews", the Dotes hired armed carter; alto the Aotasowo. Capt. HAMMOND, for Calais. with foreign wail. sod Mfrs. Conoisst. Fontenot's. BOICNIN, L'Asposots. Cass.% POINL ST, Sad &OK ether pal: fengers.—Palled by a Swedia Ealt Indiana* to the eabeard. and a large fleet of tastier'. sad ot♦tward bound treed; to the wattrard, with a las bream, as N. F..—Sailed the ANTILOP', Sir SIDNIT and the Jotoess and Causes sus-brigs. so a as& off Boulogne. DEAL. Jura Majelly's frigate Arateal)/2; 0144 guns, Capt. Tesomas Malay, has this moment anchored off the South Foreland, after having been 1,3 weeks on the coat of Holland, watching the mo• tions of the Dutch : and fine the commencement of hollilities, the has been employed blocking tip two French frigates in Helvoetfiuys, which has prevented this gallant Officer from meeting with, that fuccefs which his exertions define. In March laR, when the armament commenced, Captain M*wsv was dill parched inftantly from the Note, commanding a (mall lquadron on fecret fervice.—Six frigates, and three &cops of war, are now cruifing on the Coaft of Hal. land, under the olden of that adive Officer Lord Pansy. P. S. The AFRICA'S' is ordered to fea immediate ly, taking under her command a large detachment of gun-brigs and cutters, fuppofed for Tome particular fervice on the Coati of Holland. Juwa 24.—Sailed the Aecnsa gun-vefel, with a fleet, under convoy to the weftward; and the Bast- Lise gun.veffel on a cruize.—Wind N. E. Jua: 24.—This day the MARY cutter was taken into dock hcre, and furveyed as to her fitnefs for his Majesty's fervice : Lieut. WALLACII is appointed to command her.—Part of the ill batta Hon of Royal Garrifon Infantry are ordered to be embarked on board a tranfport for Portfinouth.—A Court Martial was this day held on board his Majea ty's ship lizascar, in the Harbour, on Lieut. Au nt/sr:3s B and the Gunner of the HOUND (loop, Captain Ktsrs Manvsu. : the former is dif miffed the (hip, and the later is acquitted. Yaasiouut, JUNG 24.—Sailed yenerday morning to join the North Sea fleet, the Botm gun brig, and an armed velel : this morning failed to the touch ward. la FORTUNII frigate. Remain in the Roads, the AMITNYIT and CLyrka frigates, one gun brig, and two cutters ; alfo the Mucous frigate, an armed (hip, and cutter, with a fleet of merchantmen, bound to the Baltic. Paged the back of the Sands, feveral large (kips, fuppofed to be from the EMI Country. —Arrived the Otter, BROWN, from Wilke& ; Earl of Leieefler, Memos.' ; and Hope, Faaasrr, from London ; Friendfbip, Come, from Cork ; Caledo nian Packet, R. NISSIT, from London, bound to Leith with goods, put into this port diftnafted.— Sailed the Hl*, Base IDlr t for Bolton; Providence, Tnsosum ; and Eliza. Borcnea, for London; Nim ble, Uaog near, for Portfmouth ; Economy, of Wood bridge, which was retaken by a Loweßoft pilot boat, l and brought Into this port on the sth inflect, for I Woodluidge ; Zeven Vrienden, Rua Pose, from , Rotterdam, bound for London, with butter and cheek fent into this port by the Aooiassoa brig, for London under a writ of removal ; Ipfwich, Et.t.ts, for Ipfurich ; Young Richard, Jar, and Peace, Title. Lam% for London ; and Hop e 3111altall i p foe Harwich. BILICHITOI t JUIN 25.—A boat belongi n g to this place, while drifting is the °Sag on Friday left, about eleven o'clock P. M. the wets being cal for mackerel, was nearly run dowe by a large fqnare rigged weft!, and two of the crew were dialled into the mereilefs Rood. The boat, with the remaining .two men aid a boy. fortunately were peeferved,nna arrived at this place on the following morning. The two men that were by the fhoek oi the rencoutre cleated overboard, were concluded loft, until Wed nefday. about eight o'clock P.M. when they ainr 4 . ed, after a fever* walk of 116 miles from Dover. men, whore names - are John Walker and Henry Tay lor, it Teems, when the alarming event took place. fared themfelves from definglios by each Razing a brood of the 601404. and at Imgth succeeded is their efforts to climb on board. 'ROM LLOYD'. LIST. thievesewa, Joao so... Paged by tie Cavan, Klactime few ; Mouale, his New Prerthlem; Pravda Fre& from • Premis e Dew troektitmeda; ladathy. Harley, hem Pelee.; Passer.—. hem pbk; war awl 11)... lemma from Norway; Tithe blame. —. it.. ewer bowl; Geftat.Cbembin. ema Lath; Mem* ---. from U tah; idly, naiad. hem Woodard; akabWa. Itheaw, I mod JINN 11110110111. Pft Pateelimm ARRIVED In tie Deems, Levi NA" imadea—Attreee Pant rumei. NOM Soothed. treat Doeoldm—mth law. he. Ile [ ter . hem Seville.—.At Ltverwrd. inshen. N.M. 1 1 11110e$ madam. hum New Toth; %shay Nom Haelha.llme ag = i rlawr imalla• Zela 1 SWilt• Wee; jaw. itodwaree ; QyaaPometrellaaNit. his Oneida—At New le= A Cottes Phater.--, from Atrim—At Hamra* Amebas., C his Airka—At imam I.wro. Othethead. Ma Leaden treat Whim ; Piortiumbedhad. Pthiee; AirS et, Pdade. led; Loom, llPOredi ; MMus. wade; llowelen ; sad mama. Rediay, hem Latham; lank aid Ow*. Tette. hem ; lawn Rao& ; Ittlatheth. Lae ; Gilt awe, lum. --VIZ. homer; ea/ &pewee. Mi. from Orb; Septum . hem Plymouth; Awes; =sod Jamb% Poet% Wilotheves ; Hopmell: MS Lai; Ilaglbea. 'mho; Path*. Um Metallley. Abe; awl Lba ham NownE; iseh, Otiothom, mid AMelitietate. Berk. teem Cott; Lawnses, *wile, from Gemethy (Tdliall *My, sat Hamy. Tam& from it. Leta Navas A rrourramm.--dra Myriam is tap. I Lord Vitt tit to the C albs ; tpltfin c apt law ,t; to the Ciree ; Hon. Captain BL ACM 00th to the &writs' ; Capt. Itnyitearnao to the Decade; Capt. Hamar to the Tromp; Captain CoLllytti to the Riad; ; Captain G &Oil TT to the Trent; Captain Forma to the Tifipbone 1 Captain Moicsaatauto to, the Gaits; Captain La Gans to the Gier ; and Capt. Basalavissa to the Medina Yacht. lb* baba% HA tram New Yea. tau feel glebe Wee lei. mese, sad tea bee psis fete Limped. Tr brie Teem liekeet, teem Pert.a•Prleee W New York. pee boo Poet loyal, Jareisa. en the 234 et Apit. t• abate Vile Vier Lambs, Tel" tram Dameth is Arateriirm. his pet bock leen se wait hawomb. awl *rare a lee mit Waal to molt. The lidight. Ilerreet4 tem )—J-...t to Mega* t led tit Icesery. ler" hen Weiler& e. liardetle, cepered dr Pee* pewter Is akellar. The Dew sAre. f w. Debreshe. *se Gets It 11111%. has pot Ms Cr. tberaa. been tif Mao let bet seam eat b Via bo a whit! IMI•I s sell Sill ads ease. crrr BUSSINW. . .. Yelterday being Midfummer Day. the eleaion fee Sheriffs . , Chambeflain, and other Cit 7 Of f icers. an nually chofen on that day.carne on it Guildhall,whlut the following perfons were eleded, viz. James Shaw 33 fq. and Alderm an 2 slwi r e for the you „ea t , Sir W.l.eighton, /Cat. and Aid. Rickard Clark, E(q. Chamberlain for the year edulai. J. W. Galabin, Saaael m ereloe. l Bridge Mailers for the year enfakei. Anger Enever, Thomas Lambard, Z me c"nem Richard Sanders, spd John Brooks,l Samar! Kent, William Shone, 2 Maar& Moles La Porte Monte, jun. and S. Mellon% s The Auditor's accounts of the city estate; for the laft year, were then read, and a motion seas made and feconded, that the fame be given to the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR. to be by him laid before the nett Court of dommon Council, which was negatived.— The Hall was then adjourned, when his Lordlip and the Aldermen proceeded into the Council C.haus• ber, to hold a Court of Aldermen, at which the fol lowing bufinefs was tranfa&ed „. oir LVIATTNIN BLOXNAII was (worn into the office of Alderman for the Ward of Bridge, vacant by the refignation of Grottos Hi . Elq. Rica•ato CLARE, Efq. was (worn Chamberlain for the year enfuing ; alfo Meffrc GALAS!), atad MAR RIO r, Bridgemafters, and the Rulers of the Water men's Company were feverally (worn for the due execution of their refpeftive offices. A fecret expedition is fpoken of. as like!, 10 take place eery &only, under the command of General Simian. 1 Yenerday there was a general mnller in St.. James's Park of all the recruiting parties. horfs and foot. with ►heir recruits, in the environs of London. A numerous encampment is about to be formed on Watley Common, at which. report Says, his Hayasto intends to hnift the Royal Standard. A camp is forming at Brighton. to confill of two battalions of infantry, the Prince's (the loth) and another regiment of Light Dragoons Amongft the projeaed Camps to be formed slow the coital, one is to be on Cattle Hill, in the parill of Folkflone. This. from its immediate proximity to the fea and commanding height over the atoll o vul nerable points for geeing a landing between Polk. Rose and Hythe, is certainly a moll eligible Spot. The 14th regiment of Light Dragoons. who of doing duty along the coats, have a nigh:ly purple from Dover to - Rye. The fignal Rations are alf• fupplied with night Grids fo that in cafe of au am, tempt on any part of the coati. the communicad would be altnoft inflantemous over the whole enema of Store. The three full battalions of the brigade aromas march on Monday and Tuefday neat for Chelan' and Chelmsford : thole for Mathew ender the cone• mend of Major-General Wyss:tam said Chelmsford under the command of the Has. General Piece. Theft movements ass prepareserr to the different regiments being Radioed to guard the Coats. • Three battalions will be left in Town to the duty at St. James's Palace, and parts meat. The Rev. Mr. Galen -% amplaia to the Army. in confequence of his public employments, is esempted from the operating's:if %Wl:Salty learbmee Bill. This Gentleman holds the falbeikeyegilekie. meats r— • L Cbepiele-Omesnl at die item iDine at the Dahl ered!. hibsear (Abe Dillteey Whs. 4. mow et MO r e, 5. od Propose sr Clap& , = s mphosams.dares ma. 7. SAN , (Illanaseilrey) at Ikaihrell eon the SNOB the 1 hoe • The dodo at ems* Me henna cite, dll librf Masse sided in the patent peltelise, ware levereny perhnoM by at :say Cher. Wes as Agra was heehmes to in The WA India P'elessea sad !i_akt a meads, pelerday. ea& denisidnag l a p Aillt" meat sealeff an duesteelesimeed a asi Weldaiim prodowa • • - ;. at, ' A *aims of _she ItirebiNar 4111...tierbIlle* or dm geode WpoW boot*. amp? yaw that la returned fl eas the /Übe sad Iffeftes .was tely ytsAsr day held at the Lodes Users, ineseffesepeca the requeß of the Ship Brokers. Mr LIPIL Haegast.ia l y p h e a j Chair. Mr. TAT from tbegaiewsiede of the Convoy to the (hips dreamed, and whisk now at the Nore t after a rod deal of defoltory verfatim. Mr. Maine propetbdi that. as it was poffible far the Moamar,. pretest 10 cabs to goy folution that wend be biotin on thee who lire abfent, or on the Uniformities (Part of On being infered here sad . foam abroad) ti adjourn to fame Es ters day, in order that u ldoe ther information might be received arm the (nlical This prol bean feeonded, pared neseniamaill Ati of ' of the Epiklectis toont., may held yellemlay, the Admiral Aplia. Captain, Joan Roosts. was takes op for Madras and Besgal o i and is ordered to hive Gramtend the 4th of AspLi She will be the male ihip of the feafoa foe thofirlattill aunts. 50111TX1rellt &AVM T0.....g311111 DAM Pr " thi ti a liati ed 2jProteeded, and nine • ionabie votes , our were truck off from Sir Toasts !Mtr. and five from Mr. Tumour t fo thou* Ter , petty RiU Rands at eighty in favonr of Mr. Teesalre. i Um very Carious altercations took plan in the markt af the day, particularly en the occabostof Mr. Tssa. ear's &stranding the perfosal attendees-eel dia High; Bailiff, and objeaiag to ibis of the Deputy Ades& lin Weenie Lewis. when be came, reported the difo graceful conduit platted by the parillt officers ornate Of the perifhes, and was bed. from his hest. to stir form very Smog expreffions with refpea so Mr. soy a fir which the latter required an apollty.—&r TOOIO.O Tears. combated Mr, Ti as es r's orals% and defended the condo& of tby High Bailiff. his De. piety and Affeffitr% as being perfealy fair. right,, and piper.—The befieefs then proceeded. la confoquence of the locoriose of the Illowterabie Doer.% r Rune to the Peerage, them is a VaSIMIST fee the Borough of Tiverton. Lee Laws% the old and mod sishairei faertatite of the town, had a bane& bait night at Coveted:Was* Theatre, which was rsipea ibly attended. Chats leas Hair is fo mock is faith*. k hit tang wondered at that &tisane's Yahoo Oils are At mead, the rage all over the Ling:born. Sines he hos sawed the Ladies that. by the nest Birthday, Asir Wenn' he at beaotifel and hag as ever, his as is am, nsanamet is like a fair.