Star.
London, England, 1801-11-09 00:00:00

tIBLIN, NOVEMBER 5

71,r. hclng laft day of the time limited
ps th • rf Tinian for receiving returns upon the
the elesction t f Temporal Peer of
in the room cif the bite Lord ltosssio:•.r,
the yearns were made up by the Clerk of the
Cowl and Hanaper. TIIC 11111'111)er of writs ill
Bled amount to 126; upon 43 of which returns
kVe been made, vie
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1:11.1VOLIE Of CHARLES Wit.t.tarkt Lord Vifcount
CHART-midAt 42.
In favour of CHARLES Lord Vircountamtoi, 1.
The tingle vote was, we underhand, that of the
Earl c,f Gsaimois:
Tllc Clerk of the Crown has therefore certified
to the Imperial Parliament the eletlion of Lord
CHARLINILLE.
Saturday laat Sir HENRY BROWNE HAYES was
con vey,:d to Cove; and put on board one of the
eonvia chips deftined for Botany Bay. He was
taken from prifon in a boat, attended by Mr.
Sherif NEWSOM, and a guard.
The Theatre opened IA night, with the Tra-
gdy of km:to and Piet, arid the Farce of the
Lover --.HOLINAM and Mrs. Km tireow, as
Rono and fuliel, were refpeftively applauded with
very conficietable warmth in almoa every fcene.
Two new performers were introduced as Friar
laurrnre and the Priact.—The Farce went Ot With
tolerable applaufe.
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The Theatre prefented a brilliant appearance—.
having undergone every necelfary repair, and the
decorations are in the firft (tile of elegance, and
produce a very fplendid and pleating cffeft : the
cupalo eicling is newly painted by Zafforoni, and
with very appropriate tale.
The Houfe was by no means crowded.

On Saturday the Dorfet militia marched into
Portlitiotkth from Fort Nlonckton, near Gofport,
to do due; initead of the Worcefter, which are
for their own County.
iItaGRAMO Patois of the Order of Malta in
&remit'', has bien required by the Emperor
&mains, to proceed to the election of a New
Grand !defter: The votes ,are. to he tranfmitted
to Peteriburgh. and thence to the Pope, who is to
dec ]are the perfon in whole favour the majority
ileilliaeter. The Order of Malta is to be under
the prole Lion of the EMPEROR. of RUSSIA.
e Freheh Kteifter, Messily, to the Circle of
Enabta, fotied the difputes which fo long fub-
fitled betwe,n the Duke of WIRTEM BURG and his
States; In confequence of which the State prifo-
ners, Witd had been confined for 20 months at
Hohenafperberg, have been reltafed.
By the direction, no doubt, of the French Go.
vernment, the Helvetic Diet has been cafhiered,
and a Conftitution, prepared for the Serifs laf
May, is to be put in execution. V.'e turn with
froth thefe Conftitution makers. We look
with pity to thole Who are the viaims of them.
Jr is af4 not a little extraordinary, that in the
teighth of war, and during the expedition *la Hol-
hnd, 3 per cents: were as high as ; and now,
in time of peace, they are beloW that price.
The moll interefiing fpeetacle of modern times,
to fee flatefmen defending their tonfflency. This
is a t.ik very properly undertaken by men who
are reliered from the fatigues of official duties. It
itqlfires a great deal of leifure, much ingenuity,
and if knack at sunlit,' and twigiqg plain words,
which king habit only can give.
When we look at the termination of the Ameri-
cari War, and bf the late general war, what are
we to think of the wifdom which has uniformly
dire&ed the affairs of this nation ? Surely the ad-
vocate for war ought to lower their tone a little.
unlefs they can (hew better fpecimcns of ability in
condufting it.
A letter froib kdinburgh, dated November 5,
fall Au.° This day the French prifoners which
have dablitild In the Celtic, were marched to
Leith, asid embarked on b_oprd watts in the Roads
to eat,
_to France. They amounted to nearly
Seoi and .theft, appearance indicated that their
treatment here has been humane and comfortable.
They Were all ii good health, and as might be ex-
pected, very happy in the profpee of being reilored
to their friends and families. _

•' On Monday night a fi ing-boat with
hands on board from Cove, near Dunbar, while
working up the Frith in a heavy gale of wind, *as
overfet a little above the ifland of Inchkeith, and
all on board perifhcd. The boat has been towed
into Leith, and the buoys, with tome tackling,
have been driven alhore near the Glafs-houfc.s.—
The crew were fees by the people in a Berwick
fmack, clinging to the bottom of the boat after
Ilse had overfet, but the fea ran fo high that they
eonld give them no affillance.—She is named the
Janet, Roarer BIOCAR

" Yellerday feveral gentlemen went in a boat
from Leith, for the putrfe of fixing upon a pro-
per fpot for ereeting a Light-houfe upoa the illand
of Inchlcith. This mull prove of great fervice to
the (hipping, and we hope the work will fpcedily
be fet a-going "
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The Montgomery Militia, commanded by Col.
ERAWN, will march from Yarmouth for Coventry
ott Thurfday next.
Early on Thurfday morning a farmer near Netv-
c..file, who is very infii m, luppofed he heard fome
perfons picking locks in the lower part of the houfe.
On haying attentively, he could diainguith dif.
ferent voices, and having no man fervant who flept
under his roof, he was afraid in his feeble (late to
FO among them t he had the yrefence of mind,
however, to OWN large cheefes out of a drying
room near his , and trundle them one at;
ter another slows bin. All was loon filent, and
he ventured With his maid.fervant to examine the
hemi.e. They found a beaufet, in which was a
little old plate, forced open, and his bureau nearly
fo ; but only a few (porn were gone. which the
thieves had pocketed before they were alarmed by
the rolling of the cheefes. They left behind them
a few (mall keys and a great coat. There were
Nos and CIA in the bureau to the amount of