Star.
London, England, 1801-07-16 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JULY 16.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Confole, malty, 62--Dltto„ ace. 64—.DItto, cr. d1v.64
Omutum tof.
Reduced6rf..4per Cent.
Mn
er Can. 94 96—
New 5 per COIL 9611,f4.... 11. lge ADS. 3.56 i.

PRIM: OE STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Bank Stack +- I Long Ann. zit 9.16
S per C. Red. g lit I Short Ann. 3 3-16 i
3 par C. Coot fiC Z. dit. Imp. 3 paCatt. 604 4
4 Kr Odd. 84 Imp. Ann. 11 sz-16
5 per C. Navy asf i mar. Omaium so *
s per C Loy. a6f f Cad. far Ace . ..-.

The difpatches brought yeflerday by Mr. ring,
were publilled at too 14te an hour to afford us an
opportunity of giving them in the whole of our
impreffion. We therefore fubjoin the

LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.
Dowtoma-s , mat 55,180 z.

DISPATCHES, at which tit Mowing are Copia, Aiwa

been thie:•=ved from the Earl of Eton., by the,
Right H Lord HAwgzetuar, Ids Mejeafe

Peindpsi Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs :

Conftandnople. June 5, iki,

My Lord—An opportunity for writing to Eu-
rope having occurred, I avail myfclf of it to men-
tion to your Lordlhip Tome farther details from
Egypt, which have juft reached me in a private
Letter from Lord Kamm, dated sad May.
The enemy, after quitting. Khamania, made a
wonderful march, and reached Cairo on the Lath
of May. It is fuppofed thoy then advanced to at-
tack the Viair at Belbeis.

General Hurcutesoc, who was in his progrefs
from Rahmania towards Cairo, had, by the aid
of the Arabs, taken a convoy of five hundred Ca-
mels, with their efcort of fix hundred men. It
was defined for Alexandria, which is onderflood
to be in greet want of force articles of provifions
and water, General liwrcificsow, in his march
up the country, obferves, that the inhabitants are
in the higheß degree incenfed againa the French,
petting to death every one that falls into their
bands.

Admiral BLASI/ITT, ID his letters to Lord
KEITH of the 6th, acquaints him with the arrival,
of the reinforcements from India n ider the com-
mand of General BAIRD, Colonel W 114.1814 11`,
Colonel Molt ear, Om

After the furrendering of Damietta, a corps ofl
fevtn hundred men embarked on the lake Burins'
for Franca, and were taken by Lord Kiurn.
(Signed)

[LOIN.
Conitentinerle, Jane I.
Mr Loan---A bleffenger h this Moment' come
in from Lord Kamm. whole private letter I beg
leave to tranfcribe :

" Off Alexandria, May 23, 1841.

" By a letter I have received from the Capitan
" Pacha, dated at Kemeiheriff, on the igth, his
" Excellency informs me, that the Secretary ofl
" the Grand Vizier bad arrived with the agree-
" able intelligence of the French and Copbts hay-
ing moved forward from Cairo, to attack the
" Vizir's army, but that his Highnefs had ad-
a vanced with his artillery and cavalry, defeated
the Enemy, and forced them to retreat."
Lprd /Cairn appears to have had no further
details of this important aelion. ( Signed) arch.
Meat Hen. Lord HAWILII.V•II,BCC. att. kc.

Thus at UR we have accounts fomesvhat Of-
ficial from Egypt ; and fo far as they go they are
.fatisfaitory. They go not however far enough,
and to every one it mull appear a little ((range
that we do not hear dime from General Hur
CRIMSON. Thearrival however of" General BAIRD,
,Colonel WILLISLRY, Colonel MURRAY. 4C." at
Suez, is important intelligence, and would have
been Rill more fo, if Infieed of " itc." the other
item had been inferted in Lord Esoi w's letter. We
(hall hope, however, &onto be favoured with Come-
thing decifive s for notwithllanding all the fuccef-
fes we have had iq Egypt, it is wonderful the ene-
my fbonld 11111 call as an enemy in that quarter
the capture of the convoy going to Alexandria,
and the advantage gained by the GRAND Visisa's
army,"may Intim that event.
_ _

It would be mare fat isfattory to the public (what.
ever it may be to ifinißors) if Lord Esc la would
fend Lord Krirm'slettersthan his own: if hisLord-
thip'scnuld takeaftratikiter, we ought to have Leen
in polleffson of Egypt hing ago. But really they
would aced a cosumentary ; fur is one pie e we are

told that the natives (that is the Copts)1111 evert
Frenchman who falls into their hands, and in ano-
ther, that the Copts (or natives) marched with the
French to attack the Vizier's army.
In the laft Extraordinary Gazette, Lord EL6III
Rated the \Tulsa to have arrived at El Hanka,
within four leagues of Cairo; now he places him
at Belbeis, between which and Cairo El Hanka is
half way.—Did the VlT.tsz retreat ?—ls it poifible
the French could have 'fuel) a form as to induce
him to retreat I—We are not informed.

On Tuefday at to o'clock, their Majarrtaa, the
Paramus, the Counteffes of Uxnatnos, Ross.
' LYN Ladies CATHCALT, DURM4II4 SUDLIY, &C.
the Earls Of UXBRIDGE, ROSSLYfit Lord &D-
-LILY, &C. embarked on board the ROYAL COUR-
LOTT! Yacht, and were cruifing off Weymouth
till fix o'clock in the evening, in company with his
Majefty's (hips_ Foary wax, Lord AMSLIV3 BIAV•
CREEK, and HYDRA, the Hon. Capt. PAGET : the
day was uncommonly fine, which drew together a
raft number of fpeetators ; their MAJESTIES were
falated on their embarking and landing, with a
Royal falute from the frigates.
We underfiand that it is the intention of Go.
vernment to form brigades of Pioneers in Ireland
by drafts of fifty men from each regiment on that,
ellablifhment.
The 45th and both regiments of Foot !aft week
landed at Portfmouth from the Weft Indies.

On Tuefdny and yeilerday the 9th regiment of
foot, confining of three battalions, have been die-
embarking at Portfmouth, from Jerfey. This re-
giment, chiefly recruited from the militia, (erred
the whole of the campaign in Holland, afterwards
accompanied Gen. Sir JaKIS Po zrsii or in the ex-
pedition to &Heine, Ferrol, andC.adiz; were ebotit
two months in Portugal, from whence they went
to Jerfey, and are now returned to England.
' Among the many inftences of fpirit and loyalty
evinced by our brave troops at the prefent crifis,
no Regiment has more diftinguiffied itfelf by ks
animated zeal for the fervice, and its affeetionate
attachment to its commanding Officer, than the tit
battalion of the 62d regiment, commanded by Co-
lonel BAIRD, brother to the gallant conqueror of
Seringapatam, now quartered at Fermoy, in Ire-
land:—each company in the battalion having ad-
dreffed its refpeaive Captain, without the email&
hint or infinuation from the officers, to volunteer
their fervice: in any part of the globe, with their
worthy Commander. The regiment was com-
pored of Englifh militia, and their Cervices limited
to Europe.—DuMii Eveniv Jane 25, titiet.
- The British Government, it is aid, has intimat-
ed to the Danifh Cabinet, that the expences incur-
red by laying on and taking off the embargo on
the Danini (hips will be defrayed out of the Eng-
lifh Treafury.
Count Wotoazow has taken Monsisua's late
houfe in Welbeck-fireet, while his own in Harley-
Itreet is repairing.
The famous Citizen 111111 Y VANDIR NOOT, who
diftingaiffied himfelf fo much leveret years fine
by the aetive part he took in the revolt of the Ne-1
from the Auftrian Government, has ap-
plied to the Batavian Government for leave to fet-
tle in Holland with his brother, who has refided
eight years in the vicinity of Bergen-op-Zoom. His
requeft has been granted, on condition that he
!hall be conftantly under the vigilant eye of the
Police, and promife never to engage in any politi-
cal intrigues.
All the Civil Servants of the FAQ India Com-
pany, who may hereafter be eftabliffied in the Pre-
fidency of Bengal, are to be attached to the New
College for the firft three years after their arrival
and during that period of time, the prefcribed flu.
dies of the College are to conflitute their foie pub.
lic duty- And all the Civil Servants already en
the Eflablifhtnent, whofe refidence has not exceed-
ed the term of three years, are attached to the Col-
lege for the like period, from the date of the late
regulations.
Poo e's Rains.—.At Haverill, in Suffolk, a cu-
rious inftance of pbe enormous amount of the Poor's
Rates lately occurred. A farm of about 3oq acres,
belonging to Sir G. BIIAVIIONT, each acre worth,
on a moderate calculation, nos. a year, remained
fome time untenanted. At left it was let at t 3s.
an acre, on condition that the landlord ftiould bind
himfelf to pay the excels of the Poor's Rates above
tat. in the pound. The confequence is, that at
.the end of the year, the landlord will have above
yol. to pay on the balance.
The oval houfe ere&ing by Lord Baisroc, at
Ickworth, near Bury, will revive the ancient lia-
bility and magnificence of Englifh building*. The
very tax on bricks amounted to igool. before the
arches and fewer' under ground were finiffied.
The Duke of Nswcasias has pnrchafed Mr.
Ha aruan's houfe in Portman-Igoe'', and this day
the Harrison family left town to embark for
the Weft Indies.
Madame Mae* made her firs appearance in
Edinburgh, on Saturday evening, in the Affem-
bly Rooms, George-ftreet, to one of the moll
falhionable and brilliant audiences ever remem-
bered so have been teen affembled at this feafon.
The favourite Scots Air, " "fa' thee were my air.
" the gave with all the national fimplicity that
could poffilly be defined.
The Crinan Canal is expeZted to be opened du-
ring the courfe of this month. The accomplifh-
aunt of this great undertaking, by which a circu-
itous and hazardous navigation will be avoided, is
highly creditable to the feelings of its honourable I
projedor and Cupporter.
Yefterday was St. Swithin's day f and from the
torrents of rain that fell during the courfe of it,
and this day, people are difpofed to augur a con-
tinuance of wet weather for forty days.
The late rains have given fuch luxurianoe
growth to the torn in Scotland, that in feveral
fields oats are upwards of fix feet high.
On Tuefilay one of the lisaosions's mutineers,
a foreigner, was executed on board the Pumas?,
the fentence of the other, a yonth of 14 years old,
*hen the unfortunate bqfinefs happened, is com-
muted for baniflunent during the :mum* ova a(
his life.

NAUTICAL INTL►LLIGENCz

MALLS THIS DAY.-WW & W.
A 'Rivas Du
o Humbug/Is a
t Waterford. July ii, t
t Dcwitadeo, July 13, •

Tosser, Jutzr 4.—Sailed this day the Slip
Arabella, Captain RALPH Honoson, for London,
Remains here the ADNIR•L MITCHELL cutter, a
16 guns, Lieutenant Maar. Wind W. S. ir.
Fatmovru, Jun, 4.—Arrived the SHEERNESS
brig tranfport, with So French prifoners, from Ply.
mouth for Liverpool.—Sailed the American brig
Reward, HOOPER, fer Dieppe; the Englifh fhip
ENISLETON, with 1000 Barrels of Flour,
267 hhds. tobacco, soo barrels turpentine, ginfeng,
pink root, &c.; and Brothers, Data.aw, for Swan.
fea. By the Lacer HOBAKT Packet which arrived
yeflerday, we learn that 500,000 bulhels of Wheat
were purcbafed at Quebec for this Country, and
were to be embarked in veffels to fall from thence
under three convoys, the llrft was to fail on the
12th of July, under convoy of his Majetty's fhip
HIND, Capt. LARKIN. The Packets for Litho!),
America, and Weft Indies, are Rill detained by
contrary wind.—Wind

YttMOVIIIqULT 14.—Arrived here this morn.
ing the LYNX oop of war, Captain Scree, from
St. Peterlburgh : the Lys; on ker pafage paired
two outward-bound convoys off the .Seaw on the
sth and 6th infant. Arrived alto the WAAICZAN.
HUD, Capt, 1111-4, with feveral Englith reliefs
which had been detained in the Baltic by the Em.
peror of RufEa, bound to England.—r Captain Ds.
TOMS/ORE of the Dart came home paffenger in the
Lraz, and has brought diffatches with which he
lmmediady fet off to town in a poft-chalfe. This
vetrel has brought over a great number of letters
from the fleet in the Baltic. Arrived likewife the
PHOttli cutter and SPIRDWILL brig from the fleet
under Admiral Dtcasoit.
• PORT3MOOTH, JOLT sp.—Arrived the Sea
Hoes', of 38 guns, Capt. Foora, and Is Cos-
STANT, from the Downs: alto the PigIICEI. JIM*
boat, from a cruize.—Sailed the !lazaaq poop,
Capt. BUTTtIfIILD, on a cruize.
Sat aaaaa s, JULY 15.—Came down this "sopa.
in g from Chatham to Blackftakes, the Beravize,
of 54. guns, Captain BIOUGHTOt• Sailed the
jaczezz gun-brig, Lieutenant Pairrisoss, for the
Downs. A number of people are daily ell:played
at low water on the Amsescarsa : they hate cut
all her mai away, and got out moll of her guns,
and likewife faved a quantity of her ftores.
is nearly righted, and her deck is clear at lowly*,
ter, but it is apprehended the cannot be weighed,
as itie 14$ bedded herfelt fp much in the fandi
We are lorry to lament the lots of twenty-three
unfortunate perfons who perifhed in her, among
them was one woman and her infant child. Wimi
3. W, with rain.
_••--- - - - -

DIAL, JULY is... Sailed the BOLD and Met-
LARD gun veffels, on a cruize. Put back, the
ROYAL Gamma, &toccatas, for the Cape of
Good Hope. Wind S. W.
GIAYIIIND, JULY Is.—Paired by, the Neptune,
Lira, from Oporto; Sizerfl, from 101juit•
zic ; Wow EizabettZpyr; from Hamtittygh ;
Harvey, Warsoa, Crookhaven ; Pocock,
WHRATLOC IL, from Senegal; Twee Gehrocieni,
Swart'; and Wow Anna, ELMS, front Em en.
Sailed the C.arterett, SCOTT, for the Cape of
Hope; ate Hannah, BUTCH, for Litbou.
AIRWED.

At Bar bdoea..lerbadeo, Kirmbe, Gam LiverroLlt Either.
Bowers and Elisabeth, Knowles, from Africa ; Seofey. Hall;
Ms at Those. Goodwin ; Walter Boyd, Davis i and AO"
Richards, with the reit of the fleet, from Lambe. '

At M;stimiquo•-Clio, Couplanel, from LastosAig.
At Liverpool—Bak them New Yak;
Ilfarailk, from Baltimore; Frtietie —, frintalr
mei; Aristine, johnfou, from Batted/my 'Dugs*;
sod Mercurius, Brock., from Doistairi.
At Demaran,-Fanny, Harper, from Liverpool; and R.,
beees.Reed, from London.

At -Fulmo.—Boron Notion. Potter, fact Loodaa.
At Ottordoefo—Tychode Brake, Lune, from Dart*.
At 13abite...Watioa, Polka. from Landon.
At Cowes—Pauliao, Borroedle, from Loodap.
Wotrioavos, JULY t4.—Tviremarkable
o in.
Rance' of quick•fai ling have occurred here. The
FLY Packet, Capt. bl,Coamica, failed from Li-
verpool on Wednefday afternoon, about two
o'clock, and arrived here before eleven that even-
ing. The Saltom, Capt. Kinci, failed from Dub-
lin a little before twelve o'clock laft SatUrday
night, and arrived here about two on Sunday al-
, ternoon.

The Lady Shore tranfport, which was carrying
conviEts to Botany Bay, and whofe crew niutinied,
and carried her into a Smith port, has been re-
captured, and carried into the Cape of good Hopes
by his Majefiy's (hip Tasissavous.
The Henrietta Carolina, Maws, from Guada.
loupe, for Hamburgh, is taken by the Mist.sitooc
fchooner, and fent into Falmouth.
The Enterprise Brig, from PhiladelphLs
to Amfterdam, was (poke on the 3d init. in lat.
46. long. 36. 14. at fea twenty days.
The Friends of Cork, captured by the French
privateer Diament, and Fortune. captured by Car.
magnole, are condemned.
The Championer, French privateer, has cap.
tared the ?ruffian cutter Poo, Captain Tnoase
ANDIRSOW, with paffengers.
The Brig Sea Nymph returned to New York
OD the 7th of June, baying fining a leak.
Letters from Elfineur' dated the 23d of June,
announce few arrivals. Among the upward was
the —, HYLTIII4O7F, from 'Aberdeen; among
the downward-bound were two for London, with
hemp and iron, and three with wheat, and one
for Dublin with timber. No Britifh arrivals, but
the Britifh (hips from St. Peterfburgh were daily
expeeted, as by the Lift accounts they were taking
in their cargoes at Cronftadt.
A LAWICII.—On Saturday afternoon, at half
after t4vo o'clock, the Nottriwerroa Eaft India
man, of 541 tons, was launched at the Ming and
Queen Dock, Itotherhithe. At the top of tSe tide
the turned of the Rocks very finely, the
lbeing gradual. At the return of the tide I=
day, the was taken into dock, to finial her cop
pering.

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seoAr.tive ArriaLiCzATE. •

NANIVIcif RACES, WEDNESDAY, PLY 8.

A Maiden Plate, value Sol. for all ages, four mile
beats ; three year olds to carry 611. Four year
olds 711. 61b. Five year olds 811.61 b. Six year
olds 811. 91b. and aged horfes 811. 1 alb. Mares
and Fillies to be allowed 31b. Matches and
Sweepftakes excepted.
Mr. Lord's cb. co. Jenny spinuel. 4 yn. old - x x
Mr. C. Cholmosidetcy's be. h. Mobberley Crab, 5 yrs.
old - - - - - s dr.
Mr. Saab's gr. R. Nautilus, 4 yrs. old 3 $
Mr. J. Hill's bi. rn. Nigella, 5 yrs. old diL
Same day a Sweepitakes of ten Guineas each, nine
Subfcribers, won by J. Bayley, Efq.
THURSDAY.
A Sweepflakes of Ten Guineas each. Three year
olds to carry N. 71b. Four year olds 711. alb.
Five year olds Sit. 61b. Six year olds N. 1 alb.
and aged horfes 911. 2/15. the bell of three three-
mile heats. Mares allowed 31b.
NIL Glover's b. c. Ligon=
p aid fo Vim, by Walnut, 4 yea old, recd.
Six rfeit.
Mr. Bellyfe's b. h. againit Mr T. Garnett's ch. an.
711. each, a miles, 56 Guineas. Won by Mr.
Bellyfe.

FRIDAY.
The Town's Parte, value Sol. for all ages. Three
year olds to carry a feather. Four year olds
711. 71b. Five year oldd 811. 31b. Si: year olds
BR. tolb. and aged hones Sit. alb. A winner
alone plate this year to carry 31b. extra, of two
ofmore, 51b. extra. Mares allowed all:.
tir. J. bL yn. old s 3 r 1
Col. Cotton's gr. a. Dapple, 3 yn. old 3 I 2
Mr. Tiockleer cli. c. Babylon, 3yn old x a 3 dr.
)4r. Glover's b. b. Lignum Vitz, by Walnut. 4
yea old. dr.
We bad a good race on the firft day of two
bares, Jenny Spinner the favourite.
Lilinum Vita walked over for flakes.
Third day Babylon the favourite; after the Set
heat high odds on him, and the odds ran alter-
nately very high on each horfe as he won his heat.
Every heat, particularly the three lafl, was very
hardly conteßed, and the oldelt (porting men on
the conrfe faid they never faw a better or truer run
race, and the knowing ones were generallytaken

On Saturday the Gold Medal, given by the Hon.
Edinburgh Company of Golfers, was played for on
Leith Links, and won by Mr. Our Haar.
On Sunday fe'nnight, his Grace the Archbithop
of York ordained 19 Pricks, and i 6 Deacons, in
his chapel at Biihopthorpe.
At an examination in Trinity College, Dublin,
Premiums in Divinity, on the foundation of the
late Doctor Dowass, *ere adjudged to the under-
named Students, Bachelors of Arts :

For Compation on a fubiest propofed, to Crolli, Ellifon,
smut. Phillips, and Murray. For extempore Companions,
to Maturlnc and Elllion, TITUS. For reading the Liturgy, to
Botroanett, Oliver, and Walker, zmus. And Riobardeotton
Walker obtained a Premium for Counpufidon at the Oratory
School

The attention of the Magiftrates of Edinburgh,
and in particular of the Dean of Guild, to the (late
of the public markets, is highly praife-worthy.
Of the meafurce formerly in de for the fele of po-
tatoes, greens, peafe, &c. fcarcely one in twenty
was equal to the Randard. It is now otherwife; a
forpit of potatoes, which, according to the old
practice of heaping the meafure, was often under
fit pounds, mutt now weigh (even pounds. The
difference in the price of provifions between the
prefent and the left year, is remarkable, viz.
Jwys,lllo2.- - - 3s.
• pdr3,r&n.
Npes 6s.
Graecs Peak 4.. - . - 6d.
lansiserries is. 6d. - red.
Ddt Oatmeal 3s. ad. as 6d.
At Beverley fair on Monday and Tuellfay lan,
there were but few good horfes, and they fold at
high prices; ordinary ones fold more reafonable ;
although-a great fupply of cattle, both fat and lean,
they alfo fold very high.
A letter from a Gentleman in Grenada to his
friend in Edinburgh, dated 23d April, rays—
" There is a great deal of more fugar making in
the country than was cape:fed a few months ago.
All the veffels we know of at prefent defined for
this ifland will not be fuffictent to carry much
above half the fugar that will be made here this
feafon." .
By a letter, from Manehefler it appears, that the
Steward of the feet at Mancheller had advifcd the
Jury to prefent, and the Jury, in confeqiiedce of
his advice, bays prefented, leveret Ream engines
in that town as nuifances. That a (learn engine in
fuch a manufadnring town as Manchefter, fhould
be confidered a nuifance, feems to us as (range as
that a loom in Spitalfields fhould be thought one.
—Neither the fkuoke of the one nor the rattle of
the other would be agreeable to the inhabitknu of
Grofvenor-fquare--but in their refpedive places
they are both of the utmoft importance to fociety.
Lail week a private belonging to the t9th Dra-
goons was unhappily killed, in confequence of his
baying been difmounted at a Review on Epping
Forcfl. His horfe dragged him in the Itirrup a
confiderable dißance before be could be flopped.
Tuefday, at the Manfion-houfe, an Alien was
filly committed to the Poultry Compeer, on a
charge of unlawfully marrying three wives, all
living at the prefent time.
Monday, at the Public• Office, Unicm' -Hall, a
young Lady charged a journeyman tailor, of the
name of Burrow:, with robbing her of a bundle of
clothes, on Sunday the sth inft. about half palfeien o'clock in the morning. Coming by Ken-
nington crofs to meet force friends in town, acci-
dentally meeting the prifoner on the road, fhe en-
quired of him her way ; pretending to put her in
the right road, he led her afray to a bye-place,
near Waluut-Tree•Walk, where he made a moft
indecent and violent attack on her, which the not.
withltanding his threats, refitted with all; her
ltrength. During the ftrUggle, fhe dropped her
bundle, which he toolcup and went away with it.
A milkman, who was going by at the time, law
the whole tranfitetion ; he accordingly followed
the man, overtook. and fecured him. The only
defence the prifoner let up was, that he was drunk,
nod did not know what he was about : be was,
however, fully committed for triaL