Star.
London, England, 1801-10-24 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

This morning arrived the two Hamhurgh mails
that fell due an Wednefday.
Many of the articles by thefe mails are merely
details of the expreffionsofjoy manifefled wherever
the news arrived of the figning of Preliminaries of
Peace between the two Great Nations—the news
from Confiantinople of the furrender of Alexandria
—the eleetion of the Archduke ANTHONY to the
Eleflorate of Cologne—and other news of which
we were before informed of by the London Ga-
zette and the French jOurna Is.
Among the following articles, however, our
readers will find Come worthy of a perufal.
OCTOSEII s.—This morning, at (even
o'clock, Lord MINT() received a courier from Con.
flantinople with an account of the furrender of
Alexandria. The courier who brought the dif-
patches made a very fpeedy journey, though the
road from Conßantinople to Siliaria, by the way
of Adrianople, and over the mountains of Bulga-
ria, is extremely difficult, and even cLingerons,
it is much infefled with banditti. The courier left
Conflantinople on the 21ft of Septemlwr.
AH.ENseler, Ocr. 6.—Yellerday arrived hcrc
the Secretary of Legation of Count SCHI.ot r, and
delivered his Imperial Credentials to the Dean,
C-nnt Kowross9G-rirtinnoar, and, at the (ame

ttin7,tFeall rafref
jelly to each of the Members orthe Chapter; al)rair
noon Count &HUCK himfelf, the Imperial Corr-
miffary of Eleltion, arrived, under the difchaTe
of artillery, and efcorted by the Electoral gren,
diers, and amidd the acclamations of an immenfe
concourfe of people, who teftificd their joy in every
poffible manner. The eleCtiop of an Archbifhnp
and Elater of Cologa will take place to-morrow.

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PADERBORN, Ocr. /3.—We have received by a
,courier the official advice that the Archduke Am.
TONY Vicroa, Prince of Hungary and Eohem;.,
was yefterday unanimoufly chofen Eleaor of Co_
loge. This joyful pews was announced at tto it,
the morning by the ringing of hells, and ti ti:l.
charge of the cannon on the walls of Ahrcnfoc-,.
BERNE, Seer. 3o.—Yefterday commenced the
difeuffions on the plan of a new Conaiunion, rrc.
rented by the Committee appointed for that par.
pore. The following At ticks were accepted b) a
Majority of fso voices againft s 6.
1. The integrity of Helvetia is a fundamental
Article of the Helvetic Conflitutinn.

2. The Helvetic Republic forms only one State,
its territory is divided Into Cantons.
3. There is one right of Helvetic Citizen Air,
there are no political rights of Citirens relative to
diftinEl Cantons.
Yellerday the quellion relative to the ceflion of
the territories of the Valais was likewife dircurcd,
and after a long debate it was refolved by 34 voices
againft 7—that the whole Canton of Valais fhould
appertain to Helvetia? and not by ceded unlefs
France fhould take poireffion of it by force.
It is faid that a confiderable number of French
troops are drawirg from Italy towards the Valai4.
With what intention time mutt dircoyer.
Ocr. yefterday's fitting, the Diet came
to the following refolution :7-1, The fupremepower
fhall be eze aid by a Diet and a senate, in the
name of the Helvetic people."!
HAGUS, OCT. tar—The new conititution Ins
been accepted by the majority of votes, though the
number of votes is fmall compared with the popu-
lation. Here at the Hague there were 7os votes
for, and 5t9 againft it; and at Haarlem 92 volt
for, and 8o agatittli
goNtg, SEP T. a 4,:—The report that French troops
Rill remain here is withont foundation ; there are
no longer any at Rome. In the neighbouring
provinces, indeed, there ,re forne French foldier,
but thefe, after the arrival of Cardinal CAPPARA
at Paris, and the conclufion of the 'Preliminarics
of Peace with England, will immediately leave
the EccleGaflical §tates.

His MAosTy, yefierday morning, after taking
his ufual ride, hunted with the harriers.

His Royal Higbnefs the Dual of You paid a
vifit yefterday to, their MAJErrsts, and in the
evening 'returned th his feat at Gatlanda.
Thurfday laft, •, their MAyesvirs, with the
PriticelN AUGUSTA 2 ELIZARETN, vifited Mrs.
FRFEMANTLE, a,t• Ingle Green, they were
agreeably amuferl by mfpedins a new method of
drawing, invented by a Mr. Coors, Drawing.
matter, of Bath, which, from its various' mode
operation and fimplicity of its, apparatus, gave fur-
prife and fatisfadron to the 'Gzrtaw and Princetr:s-
Yefterday Col. HAMILTONi of the Waggoners,
and fuite, failed from itamfgate for Calais, on his
way to Paris, to be prefect at the Republican fete
•ofthe 9th of next month: • •" • -
The fuite of carriages for the ufe of Marqui
CORNWALLIS in France are nearly'
fi•ft is an elegant Town coach, the body a brigh•
yellow, with arhts, fuisporteri; crefts, and the 0
der of the Garter, fuerounded with mantles, a
highly emblazoned. Tits lining is morocco
with rich filk lace, and reclining cufhions of fit
and morocco. The carriage crane-neck; the ham
mercloth, a rich bear-flein, ornamented with filve
paws ; hung model Ate. A Town chariot, pinto
to cnrrefpond, with arms, fupporters, crclts, an
the Garter, but no mantles ; crane-neck. A t
veiling coach, painted the fame; crane neck, wit
imperials, &c. &c. Harnefs has keen ma•
for twelve horfes, richly ornamented with file
in coronets, crells, and the Garter, viz. the cre
in the centre, furrounded by the Garter, with
motto ; above appears the coronet. The chafe
part is very beautiful, with reins, taffels, and tn•
pings, decorated with filk button.hangcrs. T.
whole will be completed in a few days.
His Lot dfhip's fervants and horfes arrived at ti
Ship Inn, Dover, on Thurftlay afternoon, where
fait of apartments are kept .in readinefs for h
ILordfhip's reception. A confiderable part .
gliillacq's is alfo kcpt fir him at Calais.
On the 9th inflant died at Portfea, immediate
aft , his return from the Baltic, Mager W.
eldeft fon of Lieutenant Eve Ls. N 1 of 1
Majelty's Ihip the WARRIOR.
Mrs. IIuu,GTON has for finne weeks pall he.
feverely afßieted'by a violent pain in her arm, wh i •
Mr. firm/rains dikovered was occafinned by
needle inferted in the by fume accident, hi•
the could not herfelf remember. Th's needle w
extra.fied nn Thurfday morning, and the agitati
of her flints evidently contributed much to her i
diliinfiti,,n on the fame evening. When Mr. Ks'.
came lot ward to alk.for medical aid, Dr. Ha
and Mr. PORTIA repaired to her drcliima !or,
and both authorized Mr. KEN'S, to declare t
:lit could not re-appear without imminent dan;
her She is At ^refeht under the care of
F YNOLDS, by whole dire ion the has been ci
pe4 and blillered: Some days mutt rife. one eta
t):fore the can return with (*kV td her profeffio
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horn Abbeys the lively interell which his fhort
ft.,/ excited, proves the caimation of his popular
charaeter. .
Marchionefi ofHEADFORD is among the lafe
arrivals.
air feral• WRIGHT lives here in learned eafe,
and adds to the dignity of the citizens, by domef-
ticating among them all the year. His manners
arc peculiarly amiable; for, though he haLlascn in
a diplomatic capacity, he is without fineffe, and,
though a courtier, ha is fincere.
Prior Park, with itsekgant and dal:fie manfion,
which was once the residence of the benevolent
Mr. Attss, who is immortalized by FIELDING,
in his novel of Tom Jones, under the claargter of
,ALtwoarur, is Moray to be reduced to a pile of
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BRIGHTON, OCTOBER 21.

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At no forer period was this place more fafhion.
ably thronged. If we may judge from the Aim,
blagc of beauty on the Steine, this place is much
admired by the Britifh fair for the falubrity of au-
tumnal fea-breezes.

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The hunting feafon has commenced, and pro-
mires ercellent

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Yetlerday,thai well-known fportfman,WlLLlAM
Scurr, EN. turned out a hair near the race-(land.
Upwards of fifty gentlemen took the field; and,
after a chace of five hours, poor pufs evaded the
vigilance of her purfuers, to the difappointment.
of the amateurs of the chase.

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Provifioas of every defcription are rapidly on
the decline; and, if we may judge from the long
vicage, of the farmers, a farther redudion will
fhortly take place. -
The alterations at the. Pavilion go on rapidly,
and it is expeded to be ready for the reception of
Hs Royal Highnefs early in the milling fpring.

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rapper at Muffelburg,near Edinburgh,lali week-, in
honour of the Peace at which were prelim., Lord
and Lady Datxxorn, Scr lames and Lady Sr.
CLAM, Lady Caaottaa ,Moaraour, Lord ELI.
DAN R, Lord ARCH. HAMILTON, Sir ALEXANDER
and Lady PURVIS, SirCHARIAS DOUGLAS, &c. &C.
A letter from. Jamaica complains loudly of the
depredations their trade has fuffered by captures,
and concludes with the following remarks, which
we hope does not.exprefs the general fentiment.—
, " No mfarances, ne ciedit, no consmerce, aU is at
a Rand; and we exited news, from Europe with
the greed& anxiety, as Peace wilt give us the fall
blow, by the fall in the value of colonial produce !"
We were milinfortned with refpea to the Brown
.):.-r Parcel containidg Billx.of Exchange, .vhich
was . la the parage of the pit of Covent-garden
Theatre on Thefday evening WI. The parcel, we
have authority to 11:!te, has not yet been returned
to thesowner, who continues to offer a reward of
one htindred guineas for the recovery of it.
. General Horcnorsoit, under whore conduit
the campaign in Egypt has terminated in a man•
ner fo honourable to the charaeter of the Brian'
arms. is the fon of the Right Hononrabl loam
lista Hurcitorson; late Provoq of Trinity Col-
lege, Dublin—a man equally diflanguilhed by his
talons, his ambition, and the high offices he held
in the adminiltration of Ireland. Being a younger
brother of a numerous family, he feeined early
declined to be the author of his own fertttne, and
vu exertion was (pared to bring him forward into
public life with every advantage. He received
the elements of his claffical education at Eaton
Scitool, and after remaining there the ufual num-
ber of years, he returned to the Univerfity of
Dublin for the completion of his studies. At an
early period he difcovered a partiality for a mili-
tary tire, and in his t9th year he was appointed
an officer in the iSth regiment of dragoons. He
atierwards ferved in different regiments of foot;
fit It in the 67th, and then in the 77th Highlanders.
No pains were fpared to qualify him for command,
and for this purport:. he was fent to Rudy tactics at
the Military Academy of Stralburgh, under the
ly:11 French millers. Soon after the commence-
ment of the French Revolution he paired over to
Continent,got himfelf introduced to the French
Commander on the Frontiers, and had then an
opportun'ty of witnelling all the manoeuvres of his
camp. He afterwards edited the camp of the
Duke of Ilk uNswtc and feen4drefolved to court
every occation of increaf rig his knowledge of the
military art, and of perfeCting himfelf in the /kill
neceffary for a great general. While he was thus
ealtivatmg his profeoGonal !Indies, he was not in-
attentive to the Rate of politics in Irelan,!. He
was very early elefted Member for Cork-on the
independent intereft, and though in general a fop- '
rter of Miniflerial meafures, he was ever a de-
cided friend to Catholic Emancipation. What
that epießion was fully debated in 1789, a fpcech
delivered on the occafion is very creditable to
t dents, and was regarded as a very promiling
itimen of eloquence. On the queflion of Union
I. joined though Ere was very far from
:pproving all the afts to which they refinted for
rnix,plifhinr that meaftsre. During the rebel•
a in Irelad, he dittinguithed himfelf as an able,
and humane officer. In the whole of his
rindat throulhoat that unfortnnate period, he
;-ive proofs of military talents which welt: calm
rated to be of the molt effential fervice to his
,runny, on whatever held he filoald be called

'!pun to exert them. In the fat :lion of offi,:ers to
ftrv.: in the expedition to Egypt, it is gent:rall
.mdt:t lit (,d that the opinion of the ever to be la•
rented A BERSROMSY. was principally confulted,
'n,l by b;s resonsmendation, it is believed, that
11:!TCIIINSON was appointed to the rank
‘sw-1;)Ie 114.1 in the expedition. How well he
; ;ullifid the choice his anions belt can Thew.
And while he In generoufly lavilhes praifes on the
`'rare companions of his fervices, and with the mo•
which gives riew 'tithe to heroifm, leeks to
:•csal his own merit, he cannot fail to receive
4. •la his country that tribute of gratitude fo juftly
,::o Lis conduit as a general and a A:tidier.

PROLOGUE TO HENRY IV.-SECO.ND PART

ACTED AT READING SCHOOL, OCT. 15, j 6, AND 17.
WRITTEN IT U. J. PTE, ESq:--sPOKEN ■Y NE. LORING.

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To-night once more our fcene from SRA SPEA RE'S page
Stews the dire radlions of a former age;
Spews when the Noble fierce, and Prelate proud
To rails rebellion urg'd the n-;add'nitig crowd ;
'Perfidious GAUL in treach'rous league combin'd
Sedition's banners with her legions join'd.
In vain the join'd, in vain the brought relief •
On CAMBRIA'S (Bores IS CA MBR rebel chief.
From the fteep mountains' height in vain Oct Nnowitk
Threw man, a glance tomeet the hoftile power.
No recreant Barron join'd th' invading train,
Borne back difgracefui on the refluent main
Oh! ever may BRITANNIA'S naval hoft
Drive fell invalson from her hippy coact !
But &Mild her waslike band. be wafted o'er
By fav'ring tenmefts to her fei-girt (boa,
An adamantine fortrefs would the find
In ev'ry Bridal arm, and Britilh mind.
The threaening ftorrn would fadtion's fire atruage,
And gen'ral danger kindle gen'ral rage.
Old age would glow, with youthful ardor warns,
And manhood's vigor nerve the ftripling's arm ;
Vengeance draw force from trembling •Beauty's tear,
god dauntlefs Courage (print from female fear.
• Such ever be of ALBION'S fon; the pride, . •
Wien (wells of ruthlefs war th'enfuriate tide.—
Bet lo ! where radiant tbro' the finking ftorna
Shines of celettial PEACE the lovely form ;
And the green laurel from his'brow unbound'
Sec with the.olive leaf our So v'a EIGN crown'd,
While grateful EURO er. owns her States reftuerl
To peace and fanny br his vigor (word.
NMI views no longer his redundant firearn
With defoLation's iron harvat gleam ;
No. longer 14791 TA NIA'S vine-dot! coaft
Shrinks from the GA Luc and In CR TA tr boll;
HESPERIA (miles thro' all her fragrant vales,
And favingA i.niou's guardian Genius bails ;
While her proud CITY, whole imperial Tway
A fubjedt world ouce g:oried to obey,
Like VCIA'S conqueror, views our friendly pow'rs
Fri e from the GALLIC yoke ha lofty tow'rs.
As joyful ENGLAND Wsitit &tubing voice
Hails either Ratefinan of hi. MON choice,
Who drove with arm unaatioted Glory's car
Thee' the loud thandir of unequal war,
Or bade the fury of the battle ccafe,
And reach'd the bleft abode of Fame and PEACII.
While Concord blares with celeitial (miles
The favor'd empire of the Barris iste s,
Belmar:a E,—tho' honor twine the faireft bough
To grace WE -ADDINGTON'S illuftrious brow,
Proud that awhile her j;cnial fields mould claim:
Enroll'd amidit her foes his glorious name,—
His abfr-cc long (ball mcurn.--Tho' (ernes more bright,
Aral r!eins nue-c fertile now may charm his fight,
I,'c'cr !hall he find, thro' all the race of earth,
Hearts more devoted to his patriot worth!

NAUTIC.IL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS tHIS DAY.--WIND N. N. W.

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YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 23.

Yeflerday evening put back the KING GEORGE
packet, MARSII, which had failed for Cuxhaven,
with the Hamburg]) Mail of the xoth
This morning arrived the than*, 'STEWART,
and DIANA, OnSORNE, two packets, from Cux-
haven, with the Hamburgh Mails of the I3th and
16th inftant.—The paifengets are, Mr. MALLISON,
Mr. WoouFoal), Mr. EDE, Mr. COLLINS, •MS.
PILLING, Mr. EOWARD, ME. JORDAN, and feveral
Foreigners.