Star. — London, England, 1803-10-31 00:00:00

LONDON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 31. 'Plop: Or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE =LOCI, 3 rer Cent. Confob, for money, 3311. Diu,, for January. 531. Reduced 4144 —Long Ann. 134 9-16 Omnium 81 diC PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY : 3 re: Cent. Red. csl 53 tat India Stock 1631 ;Icr C. Conf. 534 ,51 331 Ezebeq. Bins, par 4 prr Crut, LB} 6g 68t Onmlown 8114 iiiL 5 per Cont. Ann. 8; ) i 371 Lottery Tickets 171.11. Ditto, 1797, 8918 , . Conf. for ace. 34 531/ 1 ong Ann. 15/ 11-10 DUSLIN, OCTOBER per Cent. Omr. Debentures 8614. Conde of EstehaAge--Dublin on I.ondon 134 14. Accounts reached town yeflerday of fome frefis diaurbances having broken out in Dublin. We need nut repeat the rumours, as our Readers will find by our Dublin letter, that the whole was a falfe alarm. Dnrirg the greater part of Friday, and efpecially late in the evening, a heavy cannonading was heard aft along the Ken:jib coaft, apparently off Boulogne. A cutter came into Deal in the courfe of the day, nader a great prefs of fail, fappofed to be charged with difpatches for the Admiral, but nothing tran fpired refpeBing the quarter whence Ike came, or the intelligence the brought. His Majelly's gan-brig BASILISK failed the fame day from Deal, with Capt. Loa' au, of the flag-Ship, to reconnoitre the enemy's coaft. On Saturday the MILISROOK fchooner failed for Boulogne to b:ing Capt. Loauto back, and yet . - terday the CURLEW (loop and FURY bomb failed from the fame place, probably to join our flotilla off Bou logne. We look with Tome degree of impatience for intelligence from that quarter. Government continue to receive accounts from time to time, of the Elate of the enemy's force at Brea. It [Lill confifts of only the fame number of hips of war which we listed a week ago, but it is now added, that the troops are on board tranfports , and ready to fail ; and the deftination is fuppofed to be Ireland. They are clofely watched by our Chan. na fleet, which is to be reinforced by Mums fri. gate, which failed yefterday from Deal. Four mails arrived this morning from . Hamburgh. Our readers will fee by the Paris news received by this route, that all talk of negociations for peace is now at an end. A new expedition is fitting out in the French ports, reported to be for Egypt. The preparations for invading Portugal, are not fo for. ward as tome accounts have Rated.—Spain demurs to the meafure, and has applied for the interference of Ruffia. Bow APARTE it is Paid, will put bimfelf at the head of the invading army.—We hope be will! Among the following extras will be fond tome intereffing details: PARIS, OCTOBER 4. Negociations for peace are now no longer fpoken of; we are allured that the 'aft propofitions made by Ruffia have not been found acceptable on our part. —Some perfons believe that betides the expedition igaina England, another great one is preparing, which is fuppofed to be intended for Egypt. The troops affembled on the coaft now receive pay as in the field. OCT. 7.—When the FiltXT Cousin goes t. the Army of England, it is underßood that no Council of Government will be eftablifhed, but the two other Confide will fate the adminißration of affairs. The fortifications of Broffels, Liege, Dornick, Cortryk, Namur, Menin, and 24 other places, will, it is raid, be demolithed, and the ground appertaining to them be fold, as our frontiers are now altered and extended.—This report, however, requires confirma tion. Several engineers have received orders to give in a detailed plan for a jundlion of the Rhine with the Maefe and the Scheldt. The work will be begun in the Spring, unlefs the war fhould occafion this im portant undertaking to be delayed. Our fleet at Toulon is ready to take advantage of the fill favourable opportunity to fail on a fecret es• pedition. We are affured, that affairs with Spain are not yet folly accommodated : that Power makes a difficulty of g-anting a paage to the French troops, which are to march to Portugal. It is laid, that Spain has ap plied to Ruffia, and that her application has been fa vourably received by that Power. It is Paid that the PRINCE of PEACE will retire to his elates in Andalufia, and that the Chevalier Az- ZARA will come into the Ministry. According to other accounts, the demands which hare been made on Spain will be moderated. OCTOBER 9.—ln the audience extraordinary which the Curs r CONSUL gave Lift Sunday to the Turkilh An.haffador, the latter addreffed him in a fpecch, in which he exptefdy afTured him of the fricndfhip of the Sublime Vine. The Cut r CONSUL, in his an fiver, ohferved, tiiat he was well acquainted u ish the fentiments and into efts of the Sublime Eorte, and that he congratulated it on having renewed comet. tions, which niigioated in the molt glorious epochs of the Macey of the Ottoman Empire t that France had .sways been the fineerea friend of the Parte s and tlirt he law with plcafure that it had lent to him a t,.!r;or, whole fincerity and di/cerement, with terra to the politic; of European nations, would tranfrnit : n his r advantageoa- and certain adsiccs. ;16..if:L.::1:, all I:ec•u;alioa. Lodi/ , and other funilar focieties, are forbidden. The FIRST Coast) e has prefented Citizen Lrrouttstsust, the Mayor of Granville, with a Scarf of Honour in reward for his good condua during the bombardment of that town by the Englith ; the two AdjunCts of the Mayor, one of whom went into the country, and the other gave in his refignation when the enemy were in fight, have been difplaced, becaufe it is faid in the decree, cowards cannot be at the head of fuch a town as Granville. The merchant fhips in Belgium, as well as Holland, are put in requifition for the expedition againfk Eng land. Thole who voluntarily offer their fhips, receive to florins for freight per ; ad. a premium of zoo florins, and Rill further advantages if the landing than fucceed. Thofe who are compelled to ferve will only receive for the freight. From each company of the Confular Guard, go men will be taken for the landing. The experienced General Lecoulas will likewife take part in the ex pedition. I.—The greater part of our troops are now in full motion. The army deßined for the landing in England, and for other purpofes, will now be organized with the greatell adtivity. The generals and chiefs of the Raff of the armies of Bayonne, St. Omer, and Bruges, have all fet out for the places of their &flirtation, and the troops which will compote there armies, are either already arrived, or are on their march; the army of Com piegne, which is to ferve as the army of referee, is alto now formed. General Nev who is to have the command (of it, is immediately expefted at Com piegne, from Switzerland. Yefterday the General of Brigade, Remota) Dtr• TAME'S, fet out for the camp, as Chief of the Staff. The Minifter of War, BEI rim', will, it is laid, fet out the day after tomorrow to infpeet the camps at St. Omer's and Bruges, and the military potations on the coal A camp of is,oco men will likewife be formed at Cherbourg. With refpe& to the time when the expedition againft England will put to tea, nothing is known with cer tainty : to•day it was reported, that it would not take place fo foon as was at firft intended. Ocr. 12. it is determined, we are aftured, that Blwarears will put kimfelf at the head of the cape_ dition againft England, and go on board one of the landing wilds. A plan has lately been laid before the Council of State for fitting out a great number of flat bottomed boats, which 'hall be faftened together with iron chains, and will carry a great number of men. Bo •*FAITS is eftablithing a marine guard, to confift of chofen tailors, who will form the crew of the Ai!: on board which he embarks. °crone 13.—At the laR fete at St. Cloud, at which the foreign Minifters attended, was the Ruffian Mantes Mr. Maasorr. The FIRST Counts now car ries on an immediate correfpondence with the Est pa tot of Russia. The return of a courier from Ruffia is daily expeaed, and it is now Paid, that another Ruffian Ambaitulor will arrive in the room of MAIL KOFF. The Flarr CoasuL is every day employed feveral hours in his Cabinet, on the fubjed of the expedition spina England. The time of its departure is at prefent an impene trable fecret, but at any rate, the prefent winter muff be produaive of very important events. Saturday morning his MAJErre, in his travelling poll.chaife, with the ufual efcort, left Kew for Wind for, loon after nine o'clock ; after which his MAJESTY took his ride in the Great Park on horfebaek. Her MAJBSTY and Princeffes, in two coaches and four,left Kew about ten o'clock. In the afternoon Princefs Soo Ha of Glouceller arrived from Hampton Court. Yeflerday his MAJESTY and Princeffes Atrourra, SoPHIA, blear, and SOPHIA of Gloucefler, with their Attendants, walked to and from St. George's Cha pel, WindfOr, where a Sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. LANGFORD, from the 18th chapter of the Gofpel according to St. Luke, and at the isth vette. A Convention was agreed upon early in Anglia, between General Pasvosr, Governor of Dominica, and Admiral VILLARET JOYSUSf. Captain-General of Martinique, which flipulated, that , 4 with a view to lefren as much as polGble the ill confequences that may happen to individuals during the prefent war, no cruizers, or veffels bearing commillion, or letters of marque, fhould make any partial landing upon the coatis, bays, or towns, either of the illand of Martinique or Dominica, upon pain of forfeiting the amount of the bond given and entered into upon ob taining fuch commitlinns ; and further, that ref titiition fhouid be made for every (lave or other ef fats, that might be taken off in confequence of fuck landing." The St. Vincent Catetit, of the 3d nit. mentions the capture and arrival at Kingflon of two (mall French ivateers, from Guadaloupe. One of them le Fu rette, carrying four guns and twenty-one men, was diff.overed at anchor at the Little Savans, when Mr. CAMPBSLL and Mr. Telmiscuam, two Gentlemen ni Sr. Vincent, procured two fmall (loops, and acmin: cacti with a fix pounder, put left at midnight to at tack her. On tinging aloag fi cle. they fi red into the privateer, which', alter a few ditcharges of musketry, which killed one of people and wounded another, (truck her colours. Le Furette was fo much &snag ei, that (be funk while oat of the (loops was towing her ashore : her crew were however raved. The other privateer, which mounted two guns and thirty•five Pico, was captured off Grenada by the !Yeast's arm ed (chopper, fitted out by the Legifiature of St. Vin et nt,for t h e pm pole of fcooring the coati of the Swat of (mall privateers which inf•tled it, anti command: II . NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind North. ARR. DUE. Dublin a z Hamburgh 4 1 Wattrford z a Guttenburgh 0 0 ARR. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Lltutatants 0. Imoa.tat if appointed to the WoLvEarNC• L R. Weals, M‘Ltoo, and M.Do- KAU), to the - - 1 o 1 T. GIANT, to the OLLYRUEIO. T , to the LEOPARD. PENZANCE, OCT. 28.—Yefterday a French chalk maree, from Nantz, laden with hoops and Tome bales of fail canvas, put in here by contrary wind, on her way to Jerfey. She is prize to the Hope pri vateer, of that Hind. , On the appearance of the Hope, the people on board made their efcape in their boat, taking with them the flip's papers, &c. FALMOUTH, Ocr..2B.—Arrived the American brig Mary, Captain Dow, from Norfolk, Virginia, with flour, for orders, in 38 days : five days ago, the (poke the American (hip Commerce, Captain Roam- Wit.- sow, of Charlefton, from Norfolk, with tobacco, bound to Cowes, for orders ; the alfo (poke the fame day his Majefty's fbip APOLLO, and next day his Ma jelly's (hip Aaco. Arrived the Englilh (hip Venerable, Captain Aunts, from Honduras, with mahogany, &c. nine weeks palTage, bound to Portfmouth the Venerable (poke on her pottage the American brig Eliza, from Kingfton, Jamaica, bound to Charlelion, to which (he belonged : alfo (poke on the 24th Auguft the American brig Lilly, of Philadelphia, bound there from Jeremie ; the Captain of which informed Capt. Aauss that the Englifh were in poffeftion of Marti nique : his Majelly's (hip ARGO, Capt. Has.t.owr convoyed her for five days, when they fell in with the Regulus privateer, which arrived here the 26th inn. the latter took her in charge, and convoyed her in fafe with the land : arrived alto the Surprize, PEAR. sow, with provifions from Cork, and the Experiment, •r NAN, from Briftol for Chatham.—Put into Hel ford the brig Betfey, of Jerky, Capt. Boa I w c «cm, from Newfoundland, with fills, in 22 days, for Jerfey. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 29.—Came in the Aftive, fmug gling cutter, of Dartmouth, from Guernfey, laden with 534 cants of fpirits, captured by the ROSE, hired armed cutter, Lieut. SIMPSON, clofe to the Start ; the Ross came in with her, but ailed again immediately with difpatches.—Sailed the SPENCER, of 8o guns, to join the Channel fleet ; and the Nos nix frigate, ow a cruise; the Alexander Hodgfon, Capt. THORNDIIER, from Batavia, bound to America, the was detained by the Vicroatsuss, of 18 guns, but force liberated.—Came in the Enterprise, of Dantsick, Captain M. NEWMAN, from Dantsielt, laden with Naval Stores, for the Dock Yard; the Leighton, of London, Captain Hazmar, from J. ga, with mails and timber for the Dock Yard ;—the Lord Nelfon letter of marque, of London, of twelve guns, and fifty men, Captain Fin atom from a cruise, off the Wellern Blonds, out four months—made no captures. Came in from off Breß the PLAIITAGIIIET, of 74 guns, Hon. Captain Da Comics , ; the refits imme diately, and will be off in a few days. Rear-Admiral DACIES has Bruck his Rag on board the FOUDROY•NT, 84, in Hamoaze, and hoißed it at the mizen of the PRINCE, 98, Captain GRIIIDALL. —The HussAß, 38, Captain P. WILKINSON, fitting for the Straits, in Barn Pool, will be foon ready for fea.—The FOUDROY ANT, 84 guns, will join the Chan nel Fleet as foon as her complement of men is fall, The artificers of the Dock-yard, about isoo, are embodied under Commithoner FANS/LIME, as their Colonel en Chef. The two battalions of the 28th Regiment of Foot, confining of 2000 men, will embark to-morrow morn ing, on board fix tranfports for Ireland. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 3o.—This day arrived nothing except two collier brigs.—Sailed the Acr.rn, Gaa. aatrr, for Shields.—Went out of harbour the brig Aurora, bound to Gibraltar.—Yefterday arrived the Capler, Captain Animals Geoss, from Dantzick.— Came into harbour, the Zs Btu bomb; alto the BLONDS frigate : the Hannah, Gavin ; and the Agenoria, Stone, have arrived here, from Newcaßle, bound to Oporto, loaded with coals, and bottles.— Remain the Pt LAD'S (hip of war, and her convoy, bound to the Coall of Guinea. The Vriendchap Prtdfian galliot, from Rochelle en Havre; and the New Davidabo fchooner, from Havre to Lifbon, are fent in here by the fqttadron off Havre; and the American (kip Franklyn, from Bolton for Rotterdam, by the NAIAD.—The &mu- NIA, BIRCH ; and the SIR EDWARD HUGHES, BUR ROWFS; Eaft Iniiamcn, failed from hence on Wed ncfday, for India.—Went ont of harbour, the Au rora tranfporr, boom! to Gibraltar. DEAL, r. 3o —Came down from the Note, fiig.rte, and failed re join the Channel fleet ; CCRLFW (loop, and Forty bomb, on a cruize. Ar rived the CLA bomb, from Guernfcy, and rema;ns. Wind E. N. E. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. Oakersr.eo, Oc T. 30 —rzircd!-: the Nor hoirherbnd, kw, Archangel ; .ty of Dantist h. I ivner ; ArtitLe lonic Wcwit, —, from 13:wale) , ; Juieow Il,rmoria, from Ardor (lam ; jacnba, lv..rolanman; Elizabeth. Guile ; Frederic*, joim fon ; Friende,. Brost; Jeep Jaw. Bifs; Johanna Margaretta,, Frekh; Jane johansa, Nate; sod Vrow Anna,—. from am teniam. feaelol the Johanna, Haer. fewSnlLe ; and Colonies, Welling, few Emeden. Autivrit—At Pillow h, km!, Dolt, fr..ti 74.0 , ra; al d InrJ Nelfaw , from Scwintubakinti. At 1 4 .c.t4L a MS, , • WPM, f• I.l‘.4l;ttit. UK 1 Atatouth, Vaterottie, A$ As, Ittak Honduras. At Llverpool,P,ntifylvanla, Bray, from Philadelpliia. At Demerara, Aurora, Vag Bled. from Arrica. At Nevis, itibet. fn, Tad, from London. At New York, Alice Bridger, nom Antigua; and Ceres, Fuleher, from Trinidad. At Quebec, M•lntyre, from the Weft Indies. At Newfoundkn', Minerva, Hare, from Poole ; Braver, saunders; and indultry„ Hall. from New York. At Gibraltar, Zephyr, Fletcher; and Filing Fib, Tomlinfoo, from Cork. The prise-money of the Dutch ordnance and Roves has at length been Med. The Cyannc [loop away has captures' and fent to St Vincent's, two large Dutch fhips from Surinam, bound to Holland, with va luable cargoes of fugar, coffee, &c. L'Heureut has taken another of like defcription. The Coop Fanny, from Trinidad, for St. Kitt's, with feveral paffeogers, has been captured ufl BNIIIA, by a French privateer of tour guns and 7o men. !7 DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The brig Mutine, Jar the capture cf the Madona dcl Crazic ; alto the Santa Dorotea, ftaring by agreement, will be paid at No. ta. ClemeLea•inn, the Lath of November. The fame brig, for the capture of the Nova Sone, the Mino— taur, Phaton, &mut Dorotea, and F.!!treprenante,lharing by agree-. went, will be paid at the fame time and . . . _ The fame bids, for the capture of the g Piccolo Tobia, and Due Frateii, at the Lime time and place. ThelooprEfpiegle, for the capture of. the Raotalon, at the fame time and place die Congteror, Doris, and F.!: cutter, for the capture of the French (hip le Petit Fits d'Olivier, In company with the Canopus and Sceptre, wi'l be paid on board their rcfpeetive 'Ups at Ply mouth, on Tuciday the tlt of November; or as they may arrive from lea. The Minerva, for the capture of le Vidtorieuz and rAebt, I. now paying at No. t, Jatnea•Rreet, Addphi. Alto at the fame place, the (loop Zephyr, for the capture of the French privateer la Reacchl, (In company with his Majefty's Onp Shecrnefl). For thirecapture of the Adventure, the Dryad will be paid on board the Lod Chip on tur arrival at Cork. CRRN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, 0CT.31. The fupply ofi new Wheat was very large this morning.—The fides have been generally dull, but the belt qualities fetch the terms of laft Monday : there is no demand for the inferior qualities.—Barley is rather higher fo me Beans, both New and Old. Grey Peas are unaltered from Friday..—White ones incline a little upwards—Malt has, no variation—. Oatsare very fearce and freelycommand higher prices. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Eng. Wheat, 465. 345. per qr. Hog Peas, 345. 371. Fine old ditto ' 6os. bas. Boilers, 48s. 321. Fine Dantzic ditto, 5411.601. Carraway Seed, 321.361. per ewt. Rye, sas. 344 New nos. Coriander, Its. am Barley, ail. New cos. Canary, ras. 465. Malt, Kis. 361. White Mottard Seed, zos. t ts, Oats, alls. 3 s. 335. Broiin ditto, 16s. ills. Beatts,New 365.6 d. Old 352.3115. Rape Seed, 411. per bit. Tick d0.33*. 6d. Old 345.364. Winter Taro os.od. per Mai Floor, per rack. sea 35a Anicican Flolar, 36a per bdra,l ►ROY TUE . Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the :mums ending the 22.19 f Offtober, Igo i. _ _ Whoa. Rye. Litarley. Osts.Bosos. I !cafe. a d. a d. s. d. a d. s. d. s. d. 34 i 39 2 sa to s 3 s 37 1 at I I UNTR MAR KETS. 'RICH or GRAIN, AT TUB rOLLoWINO M AAAAA ID. BAslNOSTorar—Vibllr 441 Od Or SU od per Quarter. Bader 23$ ad to ssa od B eets 37$ od to 4s. el Oats uusod to sod Peak sus id to 316 6d Matossas.to.—Whott sas od to 6ss PI per gutter. &day 24$ od to 291 od I Bows 36$ od so 391 od u Oats aod to 3os od Pule aos sod to 43s of Newavair.--Wheat, aMa od. to 635. od. per Batley ass od to so od II Boos 33s ,1 6 :7 1 1. of u Oats scd to liss od Page 36s oil to 3h a 14/111.21r...WM0ir5011 0411 10 Op od per (barter. Barley 23$ od to she 6d I Rows aos od to 4uoll Oats Sas oil to ells oi Pais 408 od to 43s ad Rsaausta—Whest SAL 6d. to 635. od. per Qu arter. Baxley us od so 23$ 64 I limo aos to au od Oats 10 Od 'to sp 34 Pak oot 64 to ots o 4 At Warminfter market, on Saturday la 1, the prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, al. to.. to al. t6s. per quartet ; Barley, 11. Ss. to it 71. 3 Oats, 11. gs. to tl. 6s . ; Bans, al. 41. to al. 6.. DUBLIN. 007'. 27 We had fome degree of alarm here lal night -- The garrifon troops and yeomanry were on the alert, but, thank Gob, it proved a falfe alarm, and it prov ed at the fame time what jut caufe we have to re pore confidently in the vigilant care of our Govern. ment, Civil and Military, and the zeal and alacrity of our brave yeomanry. The alarm is Paid to have been excited by one of our Magillrates, Major Swam. having teen fame /Inners, countrymen in appear. ance, about the Cullom Houre, and who, it now turns out, were itinerant dealers in lemons. The Major's zeal is no doubt commendable, but he ought to be cautious how he Coffers it to carry him into the cam minion of any ae tending to harafs the public mind by needle(' and filly alarms. A trunk arrived to-clay at the Cagle, from the neighbourhood of Rath•Coffey, in the county of Kil dare, containing four rebel general uniforms, an of ficer's hanger, and a caffimere pair of drawers. The uniforms were compared of fine green cloth, faced with white, and very richly /aced—the buttons plain, and of a very poor kind. Every coat was of a /bade differing from the others, and proves that they were purchared at different (hops, for fear of exciting fuf picion. The caflimere pantaloons are long, and have green /ilk firings attached to the bottom of them.— Thofe uniforms have been in ufe, and are fuppofed to have belonged to Emmet, Dowdal, Q2igly, and Stafford. The i6rh regiment, now at Kinfale, which had been dircBed to hold itfelf in readinefs to embark for the wet Indies, have received counter orders. Tuefday fall, at Carrickfergus, litesh Porter, a jour neyman tailor, was convieed, on the clearea evi dence, of fummoning the people of Cammoney to af femble the 23.1 July; of going to Brongfhane Camp• as he called it ; of returning on Wednefday, the 27th July. and again threatening the neighbours if they would not rife in infurreition. The Commillinn of Oyer and Terminer will ba opened on Saturday nest, by the Right Honourable i the LORD /*faros when G rand Juries for the Ci t y and County of D ublin will be (worn in. The trials of thofe for High treafon will commence on Monday next. Yeilerday, an efcort of the Talbotflown Yeomen Cavalry brought to town a prifoner of the name of Neill, who is (aid to be brother in-law to the you.. rious Dwyer, was delivered up to Major Sias, at hill office in the Lowe- Cattle yard. Neill is a we a looking young man, about 3o years of agc. — H e en ' deavoured to efcape, and had got a a m il e w hen he was overtaken. The brother of Pe►'nt. who wa, with (ttigley sod Sitiforti, was br Ardfry on Saintdsy Lid o nad 1041Sed OPP win RESt cony greA arm; foun , fpole PART WiliCl noun that the A went c there if the the et Pe°Pl Go fiIPAI the fa to the bowel 07 4. ' Oa Pilk the gn of Fre ao ac no ea have I =aim who h Gat 'fore, " font the u sd te Get Dornis Inw°o fbali Sue] bindell and wl nibilati to fpea The Ind of Ma felted 4:tieing thority. charade the othe that he arrelled. Other. done we: cipal chi them the them, at who had general c partizans Thcfe i heart, it n trijnyed it gratuie nullity or beta fent or penfio w as apprebesd a°rnfewnitthlo, brouillt up . fro for ft.ar o Were i 111 F' ~, i