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

CORN 4fARKET.

The prices of Wheat and Flour at Mark-lane,
this day, were the fame as on Monday.
A Court of Aldermen was held yeacrday,when
the Court having infpetled the Meal-Weighers'
returns, ordered the Price of Bread to he raifcd
half an Affizc, or rd. in the Peck Loaf. The
price of the Ql2artern Loaf will then be teid. to
take place to-inorrow.

Sir SIDS EY SMITH, on his arrival yeflerday
morning at the Admiralty, was attired in the
Turkifti drefs, turban, rube, fhawl, and girdle
round his wailt, with a brace of piitols.
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General Moo .s and Colonel ABERCROMBY arc
alfo arrived from Egypt. Sir SIDNEY SMITH and
Colonel ABERCROMBY came paffengers in the Et.
CARMEN frigate, and General MODRR in the Moe-
c iatiA (loop of war. They met accidentally in the
firect at Portfmouth, foon after they arrived.
General MOORE, on account of the Wilds of his
Father, who is at Richmond, loft no time in re-
pairing thither yefterday morning. He came to
town this forenoon at t t o'clock, and went to the

Secretary of State's office, and afterwards to the 1 FALMOUTH, Nov. B.—Sailed the American (hip
Admiralty Office, with difpatches from Egypt. Minerva, Captain R. JONES, with tobacco, for
The General looks as well as when he left England.
Colonel ABERCAOMBY is the bearer of the ori- London. The Waosiso HAM packet, with two
mails for Lilbon, is (till detained by contrary wind.
ginal Difpatches, announcing the furrender of ' —Remain in Carrick Roads, his Majefly's fhip
Alexandria, the duplicate of which was received r
..MPETVELIE, of 74 guns, Captain Sir EDWARD
in the beginning of ha month, and publilbed in Pettaw, Bart. and RATk/i (loop of war, of 18
an Extraordinary Gazette; but as the MORGIANA guns, Captain SAUNDERS ; the former is expeacd
did not fail for three weeks after the Et CARMEN, to fail tomorrow for Plymouth. Wind S. S. E.
it is probable General Moores brings further ac-
PLYMOUTH, NOY. 9.—Came in the SPITFIRE,
counts of the operations of the combined forces,
of 16 guns, from a cruife ; and the Louisa, of t 6
and of the general fate of Egypt, frnce the sth of
guns, Lieut. TR U3COTT, frOm hladeira; the failed
September, the date of General Hu rc H INSON'S
from thence a fortnight ago: the account of Peace
difpatches.
had been brought there the day preceding by the
Sir SY DN EY SMI T H refides at the Prince OfWaseS'S D
ivEVOLU.TION•IRS, of 44 guns ; the Louisa does
Coffcc-Houfe, in Conduit-greet. not bring any news.—Sailcd the JUST E, of 8o guns,
The following is an accurate account received
from Calais of the landing of Marquis CozNwea. Capt. Moor, to join the Channel Fleet. The thip
which arrived on Saturday Lift was the Oeina, as
Lis, and his Excellency's reception by the Confli-
tuted Authorities of that town : fuppofed. Came in the Danifll galliott Mary Eli-
zabeth, of Chrillianfand, Capt. RULE, from Croi.
" His Lordlhip was expeCted to arrive at Calais
fie, bound to Drontheim, laden with fah; the is
on the ad inft. but it blew fo violent a tempeft in. in very great dithers, having in feveral gales of
, the morning, that the inhabitants relinquithed all
port was Lilt
an-
hopes of feeing him land that day. At noon, how- wind loft her malts, bowfprit two boats and
chors, the was towed in by a'collier. The Coot-
ever, three veffels were defcried, one of which be- CHAFER lugger of this week loft at
ing diftinguifhed by two flags and a pendant, gave e
T rf
ear,
occafion to fuppofe that his Lordfhip had ventured "
Serum's, Nov. to.—Arrived the Ampule));
to fea, notwithltanding.the fury of the form.
" l'he greaten anxiety prevailed throughout frigate from the Welt India Ration, the has come
Calais for his fafety, as the fea was uncommonly into harbour—and the Yolk, of 64 guns, HELDIN,
agitated ; but he and his fuite fortunately landed HOUND, and ZEPHYL floops, with the remaining
without experiencing any accident, about tcn gun brigs, from the Downs
Ration: the CONSTANT
o'clock at night, in the midlt of a heavy rain and gun brig, which ran on (bore on Grain Spit a few
darknefs. The latter was Coon difpelled by an days ago, has been got off without much damage.
immenfe number of torches and lights, and the Sailed the ANACREON brig with prifoners fir ti,e
Commandant of the Marine, who bad gone to re- coatt of France. Arrived the Reties: gun brig,
connoitre whether Marquis CORNWALLIS had ac-
with prifoners from Yarmouth , .:... failed up to
tually arrived, gave a fignal •on which 12 guns, Gillingham Reach, to put ta on board one of
fired by Fort Rouge, were followed by a general the prifon (hips lying ::, .c. Part of the North
Sea fleet are expect.... daily to arrive here. The
difcharge of artillery belonging to the other forts
and the eeffels of the Republic in the port, as well UNIT' frigate, Raaousa floating battery, B: 1.
as by the ringing ()fall the bells. TERN (loop, with the HA UG 'IT Y arta SCOURGE gun
" All the Authorities having repaired to the nails, will be paid off this week. The 1... e. sic-
port, accompanied by detachments of cavalry and mendous gales did confiderable darriare to tht
fmall craft in this harbour : feveral .+f tha water-
infantry, the Marquis was received by them amid
water-
the joyful acclamations of a van multitude, and men loft their boats, others had them ii much da-
he and his (bite continued on foot notwithflageling maged as rendered them quite Melds. Wind S. W.
the badncfs of the weather. On his way to the Etsi NE uit, Ocr. 17.—In a gait- of wind on the
Hotel du Lion d'Arzent, where apartments were 14th and reth infant, from the fouthward, feveral
provided for him, he took feveral opportunities to !hips cut from their anchors in this road, amongit
unify his fatisfaaion at the conduit of the inhabi- them the Difpatch, Capt. WALLACL, of Working.
tants, and the preparations which had been made ton, which got foul of another Chip, carried away
for his reception. He found, upon his arrival at her bowlprit, and drove on (bore or. the Cattle
the hotel, a guard of honour, which had been or. Point, where it is feared fie will be totally 14,4 :
dered to attend him, confuting of So grenadiers ber cargo, coufifing of hemp and iron, it is hoped
of the 57th d_mi-brigade, and a Piquet of the aoth will be laved, but part of the hemp will be s.et.
boric. chaffeurs. The Refolute, of and for London, Capt. Eeeisoa,
" Ills Excellency having been prevented by the with timber, from Memel, is wrecked near Pratoe;
fatigues of his voyage from receiving immediately, as is the Hermit, of and from Liveraool, with
'ipon his art.; :al, the Mt folemn expreffion of the fait. Capt. JOHN SMITH, on Hogland, in the Gulf
fentiments of the French Republic, through the of Finland.
medium of the authorities of Calais, the ceremony Hu et, Nov. 9.—The Franckfort, BAILEY, from
seal el:ferred moil the next morning, when they this port, arrived at Hamburg!) the Both ult.
wai:ed upon him in fill drefs, and congratulated Rotterdam alone has upwards of a hundred (hips
his Lotall hip in terms appropriate to the impor- ; ready to fail to different parts of the world for mer-
tance of the fubjea. His anfwer was delivered 1 cantile purpofes.
in inch gratifying language as to redouble the ea- I Orders arc received at the Cpttom-houfe of New-
ultatien of the Citizens of Calais.' I callle, to repay the tonnage and convoy duties re-
" About three o'clock his Excellency fet out ' ceived fince the if of Oaober, when the prelimi-
for roulogne with his finite, compotd of Lord naries of peace were figned
BROM k, his fins; Mr. SiNoesreor, his fon-in-law ; I The Union, Popeoaver to, from London to
Lieutenant-Colonels Moo rim:ALE and LITTLE- !Gainfborough, carried away her bowfprit arul fore.
HALES, Mr. MOORS, three King's hleffengers, and ; matt in a gale of wind on Monday but ; form-
fixteen ftrvants. Several days before a number of , nately the received no other damage, but it is feared
grcoms and attsndants, with 16 of his Lordfhip's i that much has been done in the North Sea, as fc-
horfa,, had gone on to Paris. I
, veral velfel: are Laid to be on thore on this coati.
" The Hotel Ai Li-nt d'Arzern, lept by Citizen : On Monday Litt, a loaded brig was forced on
r ~,,ncl: was decorated with a brilliant tranfpa. ' fhore near Scarloorourgh pier, and broke up : crew
rency, fii,.;aorted by the arm' of the two nations, laved by the life-boat.
and in tl.:. Lentre were the following verfes : I The Peace, a new veff:l, of and from Lynn,
" Nur m .1”r-r Teak veut Soren:mania Psi: bound to Sunderland, in ballafl, after lofing her
e Nuke t.ii un Chii qui plait I sous en France
, main-matt off Flamboroughthead, in a gale of wind,
" EL n .us (I.4oyant, Milord; nous &sons ITlpZrance
" cQc cc lsimfzit des 1)1 ux peat darer a jamas." I was loft near Staithes,on Monday !alt : crew Lived.
TH kAI RICAL.—The Tragedy of 71c Creclan! The dreadful fairticane on Monday night has
• proved fatal to many mariners along our coatis—
/lies/ere was pei formed lag night at Drury-lane.
feveral vcffcls are difma fled, one foundered off
The parts ofEupbele;.., and Evander were very rc-
Cromer, and every foul on board perifhed.—Wed-
fpeaably fuflained by Mrs. POWELL and Mr.
nett i y mornirT, a %fella appeared to be entangled
W xoi•c:si row. The pa atomime of //orb.-grin Amu
among the Val na.uth lands, and Poor, afterwards
IN again doled the performance. A Mr. e; i BUM r,,
funk ; hut no account can be obtained of her.
a young vocal performer of fume proinife, fling
the long originally written: for DioNo M. Tuefilay evening, about nine o'clock, the Jane,
of Sunderland, was ran on board of by another
Letters from Jerky flits the melancholy fate of
I ye ffel, and received In much damage, that the
'hat veteran and gallara officer Lieutenant Br-
' crew were obliged to leave her; the nialler aial all
t lAN!, .•f 11%!oLl ar s. gui-hrig. llc had been
the mcit, e v rept two, taking to the b •at were 1, •011 i„ t.:• clutter to tile PR Is ( r !.,.. r.,,,,,LL0v, 10, or.
Ate' u ..t Js T:icLed up by a frriall vcif•l ; thetwa
...r-. :...d was returning with : lady on board, to
oli.er m•n:A C 111/7.1.Cd to be on board the vcifel
. ;. :, • , ..; a, a the iii,at, iiiiking on a fllnken rock,
1., :i.: a: .: ,riled: by which means Li.an. Br ernes, It (In which they received the damage.
IL,. 1..), a: .1 b. at's a: aw , tonfining of fix met:, .1 i.e tl. pc, of Newcattle, laden with timber,
Ii 1,, I iiii,d. (truck on Loweiloft land on the night of the 29tli
'11:i Trv.rl;r:r. 770.11 7I 71,,t,v, for uttering and .lilt. 1:1 i; now wrecked on Loweitott beach.
".• ;as t: tr.:, a l':,,riii,:7 Not. cf ff.: (;,- • Ti. It. "CVOIC,!'7C. THOM rsos, of Stirdtrland.
'. .. to, has loft her anchors and cables Li the
. . i t...: Ilan:: of 1.11:J.tit..!, kitritt.:l: it to be in
1 I , t, t as er,-ctif..tl b,..ie the &ht. :.• don:, 1%••,:r-,11. 0: -al di. s: on (home upon the mill of
• . :• e, p,:t:: 'or to his f.mt nrc. 11. fia.tta..! •-:"'''' c.:,-;;::
1 I.t. ..nd ht!.::vcd iu t rnara.: it.ita'ale •
.1.;., i• 4 ,
111 and Sally, WALSER, from London
I to Ll:ut, is i- :
t It on the tho.t:s rear Blaieney. .

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