Star.
London, England, 1806-11-18 00:00:00

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Cons fOonney)—Lord Boyle, Hon. 'Min Ponfonby, and Co-
lonel Fitssorald.
Coax (City)—Hon. C. W Hurehinfon ; Colonel Loogfield.
MALLOW ( rOLO)...MT John Loogbeld.
TooomaLs. (Toorn}.4.ord Bernard.
Kenny (Oosney)—Adourice Fitzgerald and A. Herbert. Colonel
Crolble boo deans&

Dr. Dulasnan is ele&ed for the Borough of Ar-
magh. and Sir RCHRT WIGIAM for Wexford. Lord
DALTIN has declined the coned) for Well:lesth.

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CM lemon r --State of the Poe an Friday)
Hoe. Wham Hlll • 586
Hon. H. G. Bennett - 3411
Mt Josue . Mg
Hynes* (City )-11tate et de OW day', Pea :
Mr. Skier - '
Tof
Mr. Glllliall Gil
Mt. Lemon - 637
Non reut—Atua et do Poil as Meads, •
Mr. CMS . 3604
NI,. Bann . 3155
Cd. Wienhode . pie

MIL PAULL'S DINNER.
Yeinday there was a dinner at the Crown and
Anchor 'tavern of the Friends of Mt. Pavia., at
which about zoo perfons attended.
Major CARTWRIGHT took the Chair. and SI
Riled for the neceffary abfence of Sir FRANCIS Ett
WITT, and he prepofed the following wallet which
were then drank 3
" The Lag, the Look and the Commoma...May they mu.
{ate matte sad artoporato in the stiaimion of all theft mama
that am hs seesaw he Ito allientisa of the happioda and
cluariglek dr tha rikketlea d the latlepatdeare of the
eeestrrtla Ohs woßloodem aid the form et sit its Cut.
stye, se *MIN hedge
The Rent estlial4rMrtc idalluee d Wdbahifter.—May
the WO Gm* WM& tiny are sew murder 'plat the am •
cliemPaan, of belberft of sodas Ilteet.,
deNaili et every firve as a males, p ilaQora
la muds oaf am kW to a perllte eff the
the t •Ceellaielsa. arrelhatillea et Ile la
• 0111111160•8
Mr. Penttthishuallias fsres se oppor-
tunity of exer ear intedilks, end slnfanCirating our In-
dignation at a paPnamonni b • Patlfter gains an
uPfV,!abee d Paolhipse _ _

• 1a emit hediedity left never
lboSel. diet am Mtrefteelft in the Hoek et Clemeftwe aft more
NAY dewy, dim
Mid." lieweeftriee with
die NAPOLEON ft dwir heed."
" Sir ranee is De ea arr..-The MP Sellatimard virtue,
rebate at well as /Mirth, lame eat dlifteretted friend of
NO Kiss awl lhoyisk dor 6. dreaded envoy of hypocritical
Loy ale, wed yleebamalerilliwifte r
The Neva wid Mrheew Weeders of cur Cosnwv—May
they be mode to peedelowerla as thole dote which will render
publk Shaft ma dew es thew as thdr reltheley funa—and may
their deeds ie arm pews kiesafter, so they heft deft heretofore,
that we Used in ft need of she introAndtiee el feeidge troops, an
incredulities to thiddy Serildthis by *stables whit* were bought
by the heft bleed el wee ferelfthers."
A number of other tooth followed. When Mr.
PaeU's health was drank, he enumerated the various
circluallasiturs that had occurred in oppolition to hit
1 ' avowed his belief that, notwithlianding the
F
of the poll, the virtue, and independence,
' verance of the Eledors of Webniniery I
ultimately bring him through the coots!..JP*
Santly. They had done fo before for Mi. F 62,
e y would do fo now for him. He was nut a
refer* of high birth t but he had gained as lee.
dente for himfelf, and he hadfupported fo
°Otis own family. He was a different
the Treasurer of the Navy, with whom he clef*
coalition nor compromite. He *as convinced ate_ I
be loft the Eledion, the liberty of England will On
for ever.
Major Caetwarintr propoted the health IA;
Cobbett, which was received with unanimous
of appla tile. - .Mof
Mr. Con save' would have dorms DO mars
merely thank them, had it not hems for
which he had afoertalooda and which it w
portant fat them to know. The fir& related Belle
denial of Mr. Sheridan, that he had called the Kluft
of Northumberland, "An old cripple and a dose*"
He had not beard him fay fo himfelf, but he had it
from Mr. Powell, a perfon of veracity, to whom Mr.
Sheridan bad addreffed himfelf, and made oft of the
expecons adverted to, in the pretence of feveral
issains. The other fad was relative to the alledged.
circular letters of the Duke of Northam=
The fad was, that the Duke of Northomberla
fent a circular letter to the veltries of St. Margaret
and St. Julio, and this he had from Mr. Stevenfon. a
folicitor who had tome concern in the bufinell of one
of theft parifhes. This man bad read to him a minute
%Alia he bad taken of the letter. Owing to the per-
ilous who had it not being at home, he bad not teen
she letter itfelf, bat the fulritaoce of it was, " That 1
the Duke of Northumberland bad no objedion to
his ton's being the colleague of any man of fair thee
ratter, whatever his rank or circumllances might be, r
but that he could not allow him to degrade hitt-dell
by being the colleague of fuch a man as the Trea. I
;arm. of the Navy." He hoped that this would he
fairly Sated, mad be woad prove it to be true. Mr.
Cobbctt then adverted to the obfer.etiona of Mr.
Denis O'Bryen, in Tire Minsky Pe, relative to rite
wonderful dilbovery which that gentleman had made
of Sir Francis Burdett's principles. This gentleman
thought, that not only Weilminfter, but the world
and the univerfe, were mightily concerned in his opi
nions. He had ditcovered a mots aftrinifhing (cent
relative to Sir Francis Burdett, which was, that he
believed in his foul that Sir Francis Burdett aimed at
equal Copt ensacy with Cromwell and Bonaparte I—.
(Load and torsiiimed lougkor.)—Yet this Mr. O'Bryen
had always fpoken of Sir Francis Burdett to him
(Mr. Cobhett) in terms (.1 the moftunqualified appro.
bation, both as loyal to his King, and faithful to the
Conftitatiou of his country. Something elk there-
fore mull hive induced Mr. O'Bryen to publiat his dM
eovery to the world now than a love of truth. He
profeffed confiderable refped for Mr. O'Bryea nor.
withaaoding this piece of finsplicity, becaufe while
other Whip !imaged Mr. Fox to death for plates
and penfions, Mr. 0' fit yen kept aloof, and difdained
loch conduct. As to the young nobility, whom Mr.
Sheridan had collected about him, none would envy
him their fupport. It was better to be low in birth
and high in character than " high in birth and low
in character"—(load hoofs of ajgdarfi). Mr. Sheridan
had paid him tome compliments at the huflings, but
he (corned any praife from fuch a perfon.

Major CALTWRIGNT, on his health being propofed,
when he was about to leave the Chair, thortly ad-
dreffed the Company to the following effea : "Gen-
tlemen, very good words have too often been made
ufe of for very bad purpofes. All of you, except
thofe who are very young, remember when a plu-afe
was ufed—' King. Lords, and Commons.' It was
meant by thofe who ufed it, merely as a cover so
fupport thofe who were the greateß enemies of our
freedom. I wi(h that the King Lhould have all the
(hare in the Government which belongs to him, and
no more. I with the Lords to have all the (bare in
the Government which belongs to them, and no
more. I with the pea* to have all the (hare in the
'Government that belongs to them, and no 4. But
unlefi a Reform of Parliament should take place,
whatever we may think of other Governments, our
own eventually will be sodone."
Mr. Coasarr was then called to the chair, which
having filled for a fhort time, Mr.Flaws.ano fucceed.
ed, and afterwards the Meeting became one of a con.
vivial nature.

M►. PAULL recommended to every perfon at the
Meeting w endeavour to being up one or two votes
to-morrow. He would not defpair while there was
a chance of fuccefs. All held up their hands in ap-
probation of this propofal and the Meeting &panted.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

(elate we have received numerous lathers from our Friends, in-
forming 11l that the Ncwfpaper Agents, by whom their Papaw
arc forwarded into the country, often fubtlitute others for
Tao STAL This is a (pada of-impolitlwa to -cold* oar
eutinmera only can apply the proper remedy. IA dam wdto
to their precnt Agents to dikoistinue tenting them, sad... In.
fontaing us, we Ihall give their orders to Flowftnen, who do
not prodtice the fame fraud. If they do not know the nuns of
the Agent, lee them difeontinue to take the fubllituted Paper,
note the date when they Ito!), and pay Only up to that time,
fending us notice to provide them with another Agent.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER tr.
PRICE OF STOCKS TRH DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Confab, for money, 61ff .—for Nov. CI —.omnium 4if
Exchequer Bills, gnr to se. dif.
PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAYI
s per Cent. Red Ann.& boi I India Bonds. se et prc.c
3 per Cent. ConC 61. knit. 3 Per CS9i
4 per Sent. sgfi I Each. Bab, to to ee pr.
g per Cat. Navy 461 f uranium 4f pram
Long Ann. x7i 7-16 Engin% Tlekets
Elton Ann. t t.:6 Cunt for tree. 6if
•••••=•••• ellme•••
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE,
Government yeflerday received difpatches from
' the Cape of Good Hope. The troops were all well
at that fettleraent on the Lath of September.
The Wahhamflow and Lord Nelfon had arrived
from St. Helena, and were to fail for India on the
6th of this month.
We have jai feen a letter from the Cape, dated
the gth September. which came by the fhip Merca.
tor. Sir D4vto Batao was well, thegarrifon healthy.
in high (phi% and in the very highea Aare of difci-
plin: that any portion of the &kith Army could
be In.

.

In addition to the force already detailed in the
avaa, as fent to reinforce the Hero of Sooth Ame-
rica, as General Batas:ova Is ealld at the Cape.
Sir DAVID BAIRD has lately forwarded the 474 reli-
ORR; sad two Companies of the oth, to him. Clem.
ral Dastasmeres force is anw eery fermidabk, sad
eseal to the fahittaion of an the country. At the
Caps they are daily limbo. fee amorrats of the fall
at Meets Video.
At pretest*, Cape Is well ganiAmed. They h e
a daseluemet of the mutt dragoons ; the sift dra-
goons, about goo bong; the ad foot, or (teem's,
a detachment; the both, four battalions ; the }ad,
aid, and 93d, all nearly about sOOO each, bsfides
the Caps regiment.
Colossal Vassal.. is Commandant at Cape Town,
and Colonel BAHIA) at Simon's Town.
Sir Dsvin'i, adored boils by our Army and by
the Dutch inhabitants.
No rick at the Came; Sir DAVID has Cent home
almoft every one of the Dolfors.

Neither of the the Mails due from Haribargh have
yet arrived : but letters of the date of Thurfday
the i3th inilant, have been received. One letter of
that date from Schiedam, (peaks of an order having
been iffned to (earth all rails that might have re.
ceived Dutch Papers on board, and to prevent their
being fent off in future.

Another letter of the fame date Rates, that an Au.
(Irian force had entered Satony, and was advancing
to Drcfden, from which place the French bad fallen
back, and that a body of Ruffians had occupied
Gorlitz. No dates are mentioned.
Two veffels which left Harlingen on the eth and
9th int. have arrived in the River. By one of there,
tne Concordia, letters of the Bth have been received,
which (tate, that an embargo bad been direaed to be
laid on all veffels carrying the flags of Pruffia, Knit).
hanfen, and Pappenburgh, and that no (hips, except.
ing thole belonging to Denmark, had been permitted
to depart. Letters of the 9th add, that tome Dutch
gun wads had failed up the river Ems, and that
Ernbden had beat taken poffeffion of in the name of
the King of Holland.

A report has reached sts of the Spanith fret, from
Cadiz, being at fest, which Lord Cosmic woop was
in purfuit of about a fortnight fince.—We have not
been a►le to afcertain on what authority this ac-
count rens.

It is reported that our Government mean to give
every aid in their power to the States now leagued
againtl France, should they be fatisffed of the cor-
diality of co-operation between there Powers. For
this purport, General Lord Hurcutasois it to pro-
ceed immediately to the Prufran and Ruffian head
quartets, in order to obtain the neceffary information
on this effential point ; and upon the refute of his
mirGon will depend the decifion of our Minißry.

But AD.—No Court of Aldermen was held to.day,
the Loan Marot, after infpeaing the returns, or.
dered the Bread to fall one penny per peck loaf.

. .
A MATRIMONIAL Faacas.—An eTtilt,DOl linguist
in refpeft of its tendency. but unexpreed in its refult.
has happened in a Great Family within thee few
days pall. A Nobleman has relinquifhed the ele•
gant fociety of his fair helpmate for another objett,
who, according to a friend's defcription, more re-
fembles MARTHA Guam, the bathing woman of
Brighton, than that roma of Cletatesits, his beautiful
wife. The negleCted fair one bus lately recovered
from the effeits of a late mcostheranit, during the
period of which the dereliftion of her Lord took
place. Her entailer and difpofition are tru/7 ami•
able I

ndre TRADIt.
The friends of the oppreiTed African race will be
pleated to learn, that during the eourfe of the Elec-
tions Plt various parts of the kingdom, the popular
rentinien't been very Rrongly expreffed againft
the continuance of that traffick in human fleth, which,
to the &grace of this enlightened country, is ftill
iiiertiiitted, if not encouraged, by our laws.
In Yoikfhire this feeling was fo general, that Mr.
Fawkes; in offering hirdelf to reprefent that eaten-
five and populous County in Parliament, felt it ne-
tiffarr to make a public declaration of his opinions
on ibis filbjea in an advertifement, dated Fernley-
Hall, Oft•iber 35, Igo&
" The Slays Trade," he obferves, " has ever had
deepeft abhorrence, nor will I yield in flrenu-
(ands, however I might in efficacy, to the chief pa-
tron .of its abolition, Mr..Wi aaaaa (MCI himfelf.—
No, ,Gentlemen, timid your Suffrages place me in
the diftingufhed nation to which I afpire, you null
have occafion on this topic to teproaeh the tar-
diners of your Reprefentative. / bore fokmaly pledge
wyfrlf to exert perry fort is toy power, ;alb sit end out
of earliewtoroo. for doe turpoft of thliordatiwg tbu catioa
of rhefta of thow alownisoile
The fame Gentleman, on his nomination at York,
thus concluded his Addrefs to the Freeholders—
" I Rand before this meeting an independent coun-
tty Gentleman; conneffed with no party, fettered
by no pledge I beg pardon—l have given one pro-
fr.stu,which I fball never fwerve ; that of
sling my endeavours to tear from oar Statute Book,
that bloody page which authorises us to trample
iniolt the fiat rights of our fellow creatures, and to
deal in human Ms."

Yeßeeday Morning, the Duke of You tranfaeled
istifinefs with his MAJISTY. Afterwards rode with
his MAJESTY, the Duke of C• 1111111001, PrifICCRCI
ADOUSTII, Soma and Altitude. Lady B
Generals GWYIIIII, Tritium. Hon. Mr. Bucuar,
in the Great Park, and hack, at half paR twelve.— .
The Duke of You left Windfor in the evening.
Her Me) tart, Princes ELIZAIINTH, and Lady
Cartoctes Waustosave, took an siring in her Me-
rkur's baiouthe and fur, to Englefield Green and
back. 41
Yederday the Right Honourable Tetostas Gltalt•
VMS'S took polteffion of his offiliel houfe at the Ad.
lesiralty. •
, Mr. Pm t !PSI the London Bookfeller, lately gave
KKorittio a Five Hundred Pounds forhit exquifite
Work of Novectu res, a tranflatidmet which has
been made at Berlin under its own eye.
PrOftW'W STEW/LILT, who has lately reterned from
Paris with the Earl of Leonaloace, this day left
London for Edinburgh.
Rear Admiral Sir Isaac Conan is reappointed
jkcond in command at Porensouth.
Yefterday fennighe the fecond battalion of itox•
burghfbire volunteer infantry, under the command of
Lieutehant Colonel 'Sir J. B. Ittotmix, Batt. came
into quarters at Kelfo.
The Melees' Cavalry, commanded by Captain
litmus, and Sir Goat's. Powast's troop of Fair.
wood Cavalry, have left week commenced permanent
duty, in that town, for fourteen days.
The Royal Corn& Miners marched' on Saturday
lad hem Dovero to occupy the forts and redoubts at
.Deal and its vicinity.
A confiderable force his been for lonic time Aim
bled on the coati for embarkation. The 7th, Bth,
rash, a6th, and 9tl regiments: the 7th and Bth
German Leglxn, and the r xth and r sth regiments of
Light Dragoons. are Rationed between Margate and
Dungenefs.
On Saturday dollars to the amount of
toool. were fent of by the Falmouth coach, from
the Svtau with Two Necks, Lad lane, Chearafidel for
the purple of paying the army there, intended fdr
the expeditiOn. They were packed in fix calks
three were put into the boor, and three into the dic-
key of the coach. One of the Clerks belongidjk to the
Army Pay Office, and Rivett, the Bow-Ricci Officer,
went in the coach in tare of them they weighed
about a ton. In confequence of this, the proprietors
of the coach very properly guarded ageing any acci-
dent, by fattening two ftrong planks soda the body
of the coach, upon the fprings. When they got to
Balifbtsry, they fhonld have changed couches ; but
the other coach was not deemed fufficieruly ftrong
to carry the weight. The coach from London, there-
fore. went all the way to Exeter, where the only
conveyance that could be procured to purfue the
journey to Falmouth was the Mail, which happened
not to have any paftengers. The Clerk belonging
to the Pay Office therefore took three places, and
proceeded withuhree of the cants. The following
day Riven went by the Mail, with the three other.
casts, to Falmouth.
Coven? GARDtll.—The new drama, entitled Ad-
rian eel Orrila, was repeated lag night at this Thea-
tre, with increafed AS. having urdergone confider.
able curtailments ; but it is Rill much too long.—The
Prologue is omitted.
the death of Lady Senors, which happened on
the IR inflant, at Omberfley Court, Warceiterfhire,
all the large polliffinns of her hufband, the late Lord
Sandy., Baron of Orrtherfley, have devolved upon
his niece the Marchionefs of Dnwnfhire,who is the tole
heirefs, lineal defendant, and only remaining branch
of his Lordiltip's family, as well as of thee of the IA
Earl of Sterling, the Lord YR-count Minden, the
celebrated fiatefman and (choler Sir William Trum.
bull, and other icient families.—Soon after the de.
ceafe of the late Marquis of Downfhire, his Majefty
was pleated to revive the title of Sandy', by creating
the Marchionefs of Downfhire, Baronefs of Sandy'
in her own right, with remainder to her Ladythip's
fecond fon, Lord Arthur Hill, and her three other
younger tons, and their Ale fucceffively.—The Mar.
ehionefs may therefore now be confidered one of the
richeß of her fee in the empire.
The herring fifbery at Clovelly, Devonfhire, pro.
miles to be very g' ear this fesfon. Although not Ur
over, it has already been more abundant than 1,,r
many years poi. Some of the boats, with only three
men, have, within a fortnight, lhared upwards ul
Sol. each boat.
A few night ago the prifon of Kirltaldy, was broke
t pe.), and two prifoners made then cicape„

dltlaNt'OPl,
• •
A buck, thieh had
,nrayed froni the Park of Mr.
Ciabtaa, at Sharmanbury, ibnut two years fine,
after an excellent chace, was taken a few days ago,
and was turned out, for a leveed hunt, before the
hounds of Mr. Camrtow, of Danny, near Patcham,
yeflerday. The field seas uncommonly well attend-
ed—Upwards of two hundred horfemen. confining
of the molt denting fportfmen in this part of the
world, being prefent- Many carriages, filled with
Nobility, attended from this place. The weather
was favourable; and truly a more animated fcene
than the field ptefenred, had not been feen for many
preceding years. The huntfman and his whipper-in
had each new clothing, green with black caps. The
chace at length commenced, and all parties were in
an inftant in motion, proper law hiving been given
to the buck. The dogs acquitted themielves in a
capital Ilyle ; for many miles a table-cloth would
have covered the whole pack. Attcr an admirable
chace of tevera) limns, the dogs ran in upon the flag
in Clayton Wood; where they would prefently have
deatoyed him, but for the interprifition of the huntf.
man. He was taken from the held in a can, but his
velvet coat was fo much torn by the teeth of his put-
filers, that it is fuppofed, if preferved, he never would
be in condition to afford another day's (port. The
fportfmen at lengtb retired, well pleafed with the
divctfion they had eesjoyed. In-the-farther chace,
J. Nswiinast, Efq: of Ner.tiotheiv...land a capital
ht•rfe drop under binciirth fatigoe,:sad which died'
Coon after.
• -
Woatunr.—On Wedoefdaz, as was expdted, their
Royal Highneltes 'again partook of the (ports of the
field, great number, of peopfe were affembled, and
the day being very fine, gave additional cheerfulnefs
to the feene. NINCL (peke occafionally toevary
Gentleman who was out. T am informed the greaten
refpett marked the young Duke and Ditchefs, and
that nothing eonld exceed the good taße and, magni-
ficence of the table, to which all the furrounding No.
'bility and Gentry were invited. On Thurfday their
Royal kiighneffes took leave, exprening in terms moil
grikcions, the pleafatte vita they bad made, and the
(cute .they 'entertained of the attention of both the
Duke and the Ditchefs. We are told that Lady
Caant.taa WORTLit Yung every evening, and wa,
accompanied by his Royal Highnefs ; her voice and
talk. were both complimented by the Panics, whole
(dance and judgment io this delightful accomplith
ment, are too well known to need a defcription. On
'Midday their Royal Highneffes and fuite reached
Clumber, the refidence of the Duke of Newcafile ;
the fceriery of this fituation excited much admiration.
The Passes, we uodernand, was forcibly (truck with
the magnificence of the dining room, which is fitted
up in modern talle, and with peculiar fuccefs ;—the
fide board exhibited loch maffive plate, and in fuch
quantities, that we are told his Royal Highnefs ob-
[erred, it was far the fitien thing he had teen ; there
is a molt valuable collation of piautes, which afford
ed Talk entertainment to the virtui.fo. Their Royal
Highneffes (hot the covers on Friday, and had very
fine (port. We underhand the pheafants were in
great abundance. The young Duke's manners, we
are told, interehed the Paistea amazingly, nothing
could exceed his aticntinh, which his Royal Highnefs
endeavoured, as mach is it was poffible, to difpenfe
with, always feeling a delire to make chore who have
the happinefs of being around him as muck et their
cafe as it is poffible. His Grace sap:cried himfelf
mon grateful for the honour his Royal Highnefs had
done him, but with a delightful diffideffce fumed to
fear his own deficiency, although it was impoflible
to fancy a tingle omiffion or want, the utmoft vene-
ration and rcfpeft marking his attentions. Their
Royal Highneffes took their leave on Saturday to
hunt with Mr. Savile's hounds, and afterwards to
dine and Jeep at Rufford. Previous to getting on
horfeback, the Num& exprell'ed his bell thanks to
ill* Duke for his very polite attention, and the grtat
amufebtent his Grace had afforded him. Signor
Naldy attended, and, I underhand, was in excellent
voice.

COMPANY.
Thar Rota Hisbnefres asi Honourable Mr. end Mrs. L.
Sake, Soak.