Star.
London, England, 1806-09-26 00:00:00

$ per Coro. Gov. Deli 944.,
Ezehansi.—lloblimpo

Captain Wmtortat.o. of the TiEtpoo &lib (which
(hip watiatay loft Ateak ttierphnil, (poke op the
soill'of AugOß. in lat. 3Y.. 40. knz. 60 20. the
,Ftench fqoadrom under command' of Admiral
GUILLIAUMEZ I and on the 271 h; hi ler. 42. 16•
long. 44 so. (poke the (quadron under command of
Sit J. B. W .

It was again reported yeflerday, at the dole of
tie Market at the Stock &change, that a Meleager
had arrived ham Paris with intelligence that the dif:
ferences between Fiance and Pruffia had been ad
;rifted. It was alto reported, that a Telegraphic
Order bad been fent to countermand the failing of
the espediti7m., There rumours had the effect they
were intended in produce, that of railing the funds
a little, dnn Wedneflay i but it is certain that no
Meffenger had arrived, and out Readers will fee
,-,
from the fulijoined letter, thatipere was is little
;truth in the orberweport.
THE ElSCPEOrriptis.
_ .

Pmsta SZPT. se, stt:6.
es We have at laA the ple.fiste to announce the fading.
'apart of the Trqfports, that hive been in long de-
farned here by crstrary Tiquds,.kiidothtrwife. This
;morning, at fix o'clock,, the fignal was made to
-Unmoor, the wind being at N. N. W. and blowing
yell fine breeze; and by one o'clock, P.M. the fleet
of Tranfports and Vieualler., confining of about
Thrty fail, were all clear of the Sound I together with
the ROYAL Mustier, of t to glint, Vice-Admiral Sir
Jour I'. I)uatvinsTll. and a brig of war oriel. guns.
On hoed the Tranfports are the Guards, 45th, pct.
6sd Regiments of Flint :—thefe, together with
the 87th, and gsth or Rifle Corps, formed the Ex-
'edition when they lira arrived here ; bat the.two
latter remain to join the fhips that are expeeed frnm
.the Eattosrd. The wind continues to the North-
ward. ind blows very hell, fo that they will loon
:he clear of the Channel."

In confequence of reports that Praia was about
to cede Lichfield and Er fort, the Adminifirators of
the Province have enntradifled the rumour officially,
and add, that his Pruffian Maidly has nn intention
whatever of ceding that or any other province. This
pinclanraiion feints to corretpond with the attitude'
ithiCh PilaflA has at prefvnt affunld, and indicates
ber determination net to fubmit any loggey ta.tbe.
*lodates of BO WA P A LT 1, ill giving, ep whatevet:pint
Of her dominions ht may confider convenient to MI.
new ellablilliments. It will firon be ken whether the
Chart of Berlin will adhere to thefe principles.
is again reported that CA I aro has been given up
to the French ; but we confider the report as by r.o
• swans probablv.

Yellerday Lord Pi lIMOITTII entertained Lord OR m •
vett., Lord H. Pae,ry, 'Earl Seracta. and nearly
Me wit& of the Cabinet bliaillers to dinner, at bis
hotife in Richmond Park.

MSS. SMOGS& SMITH, filler to the gallant Sir
Snotty, who was detained with her two children on
the Continent, by the order of Bowe AAAAA snefrotts
whence (he (reaped m Ruffia,arrived yelterday unex.
pettedly At Albany, Piccadilly. •

bn Wednefday, about three o'clock. the Doke of
ifrois, as Commander io Chief, lit off hi bis trovrl•
ling carriage, accompanied by the Uute of Cate
'limos to infpell the Eaßern Coaft. Their Rnyel
(pent the evening. and took a bed with
the Duke of Rurt.saa at hi. feet. Cheveley Park,
Cerntwidgethire. The Duke of You is attended by
hi. Aid du Camps. the Honoureble Colonels Ur•
row and Paw/. His Royal Highnefs proceeded so
Iplwich yellerdity. The infpeflion of This cnaft gill
engige bis Royal Highnsfs about ten days.
Ear I MOOB was at Dover yeflerßay, io review the
Daft Ms. Rural Miners, Royal tarnish Lincoln, Reg-
, frees, 4ad rife Regiments of Militia llAircixted }bet::
.. • . •

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DU.81•1114 SEPT.
On Monday lan ehe .whole of the evidence get
on behalf of the feveral privates of the li is regi-
ments, now prifoners, who have been tried by the
General Court Martial, at prefent fitting at Dublin
bArrack,, was doled, and their defence delivered.

•
From eleven until three o'clock on Tuefday, and
from eleven until floe o'clock on Wednefday, the
Court Martial were enclofed deliberating upon the
evidence and the fintence, which will not be made
public, until it mall have been laid before his Ma-
JOY..
At 'one o'clock on Wednefday the Court was
opened, and the public readmitted, when. Lieutw
nant MILLet, of .the Londonderry Regiment of Mi-
litia, was put upon his trial ; and at twelve o'clock
on Thurfday the evidence on the part of tbt protects-
Wort was clofed, and the witnefes on the part of Lieu-
tenant Miss.ae (one of whom is a Lieutenant in the
German legion) proceeded to give their evidence ; •1
this Court Martial is new occupied in the trial of that
geutleman,,which will he followed by the trial of 4
private of one of the Militia Regiments, who is
charged with a dillinA offence. . .
?bag the siSth, 28th, 30th,4:10.4.714148t1et Vds
66th, and cad light companies recruit! baste 'ona
Which compofed the Galway garrifon; received shit
route for. their rerpative segments, doing duty in
different parts of this kingdom. -'l'he.filli divifion
douched on Tuefdays
.an.4.nrare followed ;gantries
itetweitn. Wittlefday.
On . fiVechiefdly lea theta was a brigade field day
in the Vhcenie park, by the cavalry regiments soak
doing garrifon duty. The sth dragoon guirai is
compofed of a very fine body of men, and looked
leatemely well ; and the I ath light dragnobs la one
.Of the finch; cavalry regiments in his Mtijelly'lltiviee.
'Pile' voluntary enlillments from nor Militia into
the kririf of the line, will add to the latter, the difei-
plined valour of 4000 of the bell foldiers in the
world valid who will, henceforth 'lure. what they
cootrikuto to increafe the renown of thole regiments
in Which they are incorporated. Our Militia ilia-
hilfbment confills of thirty eight regiments, twenty-
hne of which are of eight, and feventeen of liven
Companies, nr tinder, and the proportion of
teers allowed by the late al, is fifteen men from each
company.
• •

The Marquis of lit•DrollT anived yellenlai from
Ireland, at Yurk-place.
The order of his MAJESTY to his Attorney aod Se.
licitor Generals in Ireland has been tried, and tho
title of Vol-count Xingfland renewed it the perlim of
MATHSIV B•11.11.11WALL, of the city of Dublin Efq as
he is the lati in remainder cf that moil hoLoarable
and ancient family.
The Marquis of HMI Trireme's, who had been rspon
his tour through Yorkfkire and Lancafhire, in cont.
.pang with his tutor, Mr. joule, arrived early laJt
week With his fuite at Holyhead, from whence he
embarked on board the packet for, Dublin. Hif
Lordtbiparrived at Dublin 'Air a patTage of foot-
ketalorruys,. and paid an uneiptfled rifit to their Er-
celliceres the Duke pad Ditches tor Diosoan. After
alffa of moor three days, he returned to Holyhead;
sine limbo* at Carnarvon, bore whence he is expert.
.ted in. Jena 'mths loth of neat Month, to auead the
funeral of Mr. Fox.
,
.:The Royal York Mary-la-bonne Volutwera, under
the etialleand of Major Towne'', had yeflerday a
grand geld day in Hyde Park.
meeting took place on the esenin; of
Tuelday fe'anight, about two miles from Strabane,
between Lieut. N—, of the toil), and Lieut. 13—,
of the Meath, quartered at Liffurd. After exchang-
ing fitor', the feennds interfered, when the 6ufineti
was imicabl adjulted. Lieut. was attended by
Lieut. F. of the 3oth, And Lieut. B— by Capt. 3.
of the Meath.

The Second Report of the Commi (Goners of Mili-
tary Inquiry has, been publiffied. It contains-a*
folio pages, including the Appendix. The. Lubjeft is
the Bat rack Office. It comrnences with a flatement
of the ellabliffiment, as reported by the Stied' Com-
anklet on Finance, in 1797 ; recapitulates the ht ada
of their report, of the expence in falsities, extra allow.
awes, and contingencies at that period t—and then
Bates what were the ellablithment and office eipenccs
. .
(toting in June, i Bog, a few months after Lieutenant
Cenetal Da Lancer had retired from the charge of
.conducting the Barrack concerns, and when the. etla.
blahment had undergone little if any change.
fiord T. ua Low's Remains were yeflerday rearrov•
erbfor intet went, frosts the Family Memnon in Great
.Georgralreet, Weflinintler, to the Temple Church,
in. the fallowing order :
Two Mutes on Horitbask.
State Lid of Feathers.
Pia tape all borfeback, with leads and bat-band
tweisiLiedtioses Steed, fully accoutred, and tat by LW, Glenn.
THE HEARSE,
Illosestrally ornunented with lofty plumes of Oftrith Feathers;
• &Wes richly decorated with remarkably fine Efeuteheons
of.• °hauler kind, being very large, lurmed of whittle.
el/ which were the Family firms e on the fore
lii ltd the Faintly Arms in lozenges.
e was drawn by fix bc4nifla
lcArd black boats, covered with
• Neck velvet, alto orhamented
' with feathers and elcuttheoos.
Three Pages on each Ede.
Five,Mosuning Coaches, with 6: harks, covered with black, and
ornamented with feathers and efcutchcons.
A Page on each He.
The Family Coach, with two Footmen behlnd,in mourning;
• At:con:Finial by the following Private Carrfsgts, nix.
Duke of N. wank's. l4artl William Ruffen% the Lewd thine*
torn, lord Chief Baron Macdonald's, the Lod Chlei 34ef
me of the King's Ben,h, and Lord Eldoses.•Tbeabote
mentioned Noble Lords were In their earriag*, and
soled as Bearers to carry the Body front the'.
• Hearts into the centre of the Church.
We noticed, betide the above cat times, the fpllow•
ing, with the blinds up
Mr. junky Le Blanes, Mr. jullic4 Lawreoces. Barter rseast
feces. Colonel M•Mahon's, the Dean of Wtacheiterh,
and the Dean of %sinew's.
The proceffion was followed by a. Taft conconrre
of fpeflators, till it arrived at the Temple Church,
about half part one o'clock. The Cahn was br. light
into the Church from the Heade, et the Temple
Gate, followed by the Chief Mourners, and plated
on nettles before the Altar, when the Sore Lid of
Feather; was placed on the top of it. The Funeral
Service was performed by the Dean of WtsicH sesta,
alter which the Body of the late much refpeaed No-
ble Peer was 4eralted alonrwi!ls the tronina of hit
brother, the late Billiop of I)fibis4a. "

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141171C41L MULLIGINCS.

MAILS THIS DAY.

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DARTMOUTH, SEPTEMBER at.
Arrived l'Elizabeth cartel, from hisselaix, with
Eaglias prifooers. •
FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER es.
Arrived the brig Akre*, Bowros. from Swaafea. '
Bailed his Majetty's flip How sea, Frizz, on a cruise;
LORD HOBART packet, HAMILTON, with Mails for
-New York and Halifax; and the Peirce &AM
packet, Pulls, with Mails for the Leeward hands.
—Remain the Panicles AUGUSTA packet. with Mail
for Malta and Gibraltar.—Wind N.
PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER It.
Sailed about forty fail of Tranfports and Visual.
Iree with the ROYAL ()SORGs and a brig of War ;
the CLAYTON., of yo guns, failed at the fame time
with the Union, Matilda, and Skelton Calik Eall•
Indianan, under convey—it is faid that Ike is to efcort
sheen as far as Bengal Bay, and then to proceed to
Zotaay Bay. Sailed the HARLIQjitil, of te guns,
with the trade to the Wetward. Came in the Aimee,
of 14 guns, from the Eaftwerd. to joie the Channel
fleet; Caitocisis armed 114 from the Downs, and
the quer:borough and Bctfey privateers, from a
maim.
WEYMOUTH. SEPT. lg.
Arrived the Greyhound Revenue cotter, of t 6
guns, R. Wrzairsow, with a (ciente of e 4.6 calks of
foreign (pinks; Sally, Catty ea, lions Pembroke;
Duck, CADY, from Southampton ; Edward and
Mary, Warsovea, from Cowes; Jofeph and Betky,
Jonas, from Pembroke; Governor Hellcat, War-
sew, from Tortola, left the fleet of ago fail, all well,
two days ago. of the Lizard.--Sailed the Alert bye
boat, D. Picraor, for Gnernfey, with paffengers t,
Princefs AIWA*, C. CLAIM, for Gnerafey ; Inte-
grity,
H. BIKE, for London; and Hope, T. TAIL•
son, for Feverrhato.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER sy.
Arrived the Palmetto bomb, with a convey from
the Downs. Put back by ezprefs ten tranfports,
which failed from the Ills of Wight on Sunday left,
under Agent Co eta. Sailed the Asir fchooner, with
a convoy for Gaernfey. The Nage isso s frigate is
appointed convoy for the Downs. Wind N. E.
DOVER, SEPTEMBER sr.
Came in yeNerday, the brig Whitton, of Sunder-
land, Captain Horciassor, with lintfeed, for this
port. A fiwedifb frigate with Lee [silo, yards under
convoy from the Mediterranean, boned to the Baltic,
brought op in our Roads yefterday qfternoon, the
whirl blowing (refs from N. N. E. ; they belong a
the flat which went by on Tuefday under the pro-
leBioo of the Canna* frigate, but parted company
in thick water at the entrance of the Channel.—.
The flip Alliistor from the Well Indies, parted from
her anchor in the Downs, lan night, in a very heavy
(quail, and came round here to be fopplied with an-
other : the failed again this afternoon for the River.
Arrived in the Roads, the 51,1771111, If incl.!) i Te, and
facers° loops, and Busrcee gun brig, from g
cruise. Wind N. N. E. and fine weather.
DIAL, SEPTEMBER as.
Sailed the Rearmost man of war, to the weNward.'
-The Vesuvres bomb has a Spa flying for convoy
to the wellward. Wind N. N. E.
oosionocK, SEPTEMBER as.
The Adgel, Merearoace, arrived here yeßerday
t, from Liam. in a days, with fah. fkins, and cotton.
The Pandora, Lars. of this port, bound for Lon-
don, one of the hill Jamaica fleet, under convoy of
the Stravetzcarra, Hitactme, and Foal-ores, was
captured on the !yils of July, in
.the Galph of Fio-
rds, by the Prince Murat Spain& privateer. The
Captain and two of the crew were taken nut, and
put on board an American fcbooner, which carried
them to New York.
The Harriet, Thompfon, arrived at !Atwater, felled front De-
merara nn the 59th of Augult, In company with the Arisdne,
Watts, for Greenock. and paned on the tails of September. in
bet. 41.2 t. North, tong. 3$ ya. Welt On the teat fell le with
the Eliza and Ann, —, from Trinidad for Doblia,in tat sr. so.
long. ay. 43. Me bad parted from the fleet 00 the loth, then all
well
Alden
The Argo, Ttiontproe, from Liverpool, is lofton the coati of
The Rebecca. Barry, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, bra put
Into Cork in &trek
The Yorhatire. Lea; and the Edward, Pribbl e. bound to Arne.
rtes, which failed horn Liverpool on the 54th Ina. yr returned
with damage, Melee ma foul of each other. *
Aaatvite.—Off Dove, the Draper, Longhlr, from Martini.
que. At Meal, Garland, —; and Cumberland. —, from
=eat Come, Woodrup Simms, --, from asitlows., At
4 h, Boterprise, Newell, from Berme& At Liverpool.
Sarah and Fan, —. from Sa h; Belton. Ford. from
EDlDwiers; Kabala, Nutted!, from Virginia • Joreph, Gibron I
end the *father. ---., tram New York; Adventure, Davie, from
%eke; If.drpfo, Vickery, from Se. crate: Ansa Maria, Bur.
lk me, from Bodes ;Elba and mgr.—, from New York ; Salty,
Maps. from New Etrunfwki; and Eleanor, Evans, from Pc-
amiburgh. la the Clyde, William, head, from Trinidad; sad
written Frtends,.--, from New Brunfwick. At New York,
Heroine, Hopkins, frosts Pettriborrh ; and Erodes, Howland.
Bum Limped. At Wilmington, Poily, ..4 and the Rodney,
.- —, IMO Liverpool At soften. Alfred. Raab, from Liver-
pool. At Baltimore, Hope, Dalbill, from Liverpool At Dub-
lin. the Robert, Gibloo ; Lord Deplin, —, sea the Buena,
Martin, from Peter-Marsh. In the Downs, the Two Friends,
..--., from Rlga. lo Yarmouth Roads, the Ronne and Sarah.
Wilton, from Lubec; City of Col, —, and Eleanor, Brown,
him Deep ; Citation.. Purdy; ?Rata, Taylor, from Archangel ;
end the Herm, Robertfon, from Quebec. ln the River. the LI-
I heety, Ireton, and the lodaftm. Welber, from Cork. At Dart-
'tooth, the Llly&s, Hutchins, from Virginia. At Plymouth, the
Paw. lase, from Riga At Lanealter, the Harmony, Ruffed,
from Oporto. and the Sandyford, Nellfby, from Peterfburgh. At
Poole, the Mauer'', Pearfon, from Newfoundland. At Cuero.
fey, the Vane,. Paint. hem Enfineur. At Newfoundland, the
Athol. Patch, hem Liverpool Off Brighton, EftAcr. Alex/11.4er,
from Dominica. 01 Weymouth. Auguries, Howe, from Vire-
' Mia. At Lancalter, Harriet, ----, from Demerara. In the
1
Clyde, bagel] Correll, hoots I.llbon. At Barbadoes, Nardi:Bo,
--. from Africa At Visite, Fame, Midi:dui, trete *---••
At Honduras, huiußry, Hail, from jaggy.'

AIRETING to tar WESMINSTER ELECTORS.
The %diners of the Meeting cnmmenced at half
psi one, when the Members of the Committee, and
the Friends of the Candidate, entered the room.

f Mr. WISNAIT, the former Chairman. not being
prefent, Mr. Mayo:, feoior, of Lincoln's Loa. was
called to the Chair.

Mr. Pave then role, and, in an animated tone of
voice, aged the Committee, why they had fo Mame.
fully deferred their duty in not putting a proper per.
fon in nomination, when Lord Patter had been to
folemnly rejeded
Mr. Gissoes, one of the Members of the Com-
mittee, role and detailed their whole proceedings,
which he termed a difgraceful coalition and a juggle
in order to force Lord Percy upon the Eleitors. He
animadverted in very arong language on the condua
of Mr. Sheridan, who, he raid, was the firil to delire
the original meeting to be called, in order is to op.
pole this boy, Lord Pew" This was Mr. Sheri.
din's own language, and'how could his fubfequent
conduit, in feconding Lord Percy, be reconciled
with this language ?
Mr. Gummi, then read a letter from Mr. Madoa,
jun. of Lincoln's-Inn, offering hinsfelf as a Candi.
date.
Alter feveral Gentlemen had fpoken at great
length, Mr. Pays. moved • Sting of Refalutions,
which had foe their objed to eaprefs high difappro-
bitiria of the conduit of the former Committee, and
to requed Sir Fiascos Rua ta Tr, or in the event of
his refufal, lons Paissipor Colman, Efq. M. P. to
Ilan as Candidate for Weßminlier, and to allure there
Gentlemen that their erpence, would be defrayed by
the Eleaurs. Thefe Refolutions were unanimoufly
carried.

Tomorrow we flail give a full detail of the pro
eeediogs.

MIRK-LANE.

SEPTEMBER M.

To-day there are Come fret arrivals of Wheat
coallways, and literal cargoes are arrived in the
Baltic fleet. Prime famples Rill continue to fnpport
lift price, and the trade is dull for other qualities--
Barley, which is arrived in very large fupplies, is
cheaper, and inclines lower—Malt it rather dull
fale--Peas and Beans of both forts remain at little
alteration—Of Oats there are tolerable quantities,
and excepting fine fitasples, lilt prices art hardly
fuppotted—Flour without alteration.

C RRRRR CT Al :
Inalts 600 I.fs U. Per qr. VIII
.Peere 43 s 411 al
Plot Ditto, 90$ 93e .45151104
Rye. 45efiee 'Tick Ditto. 37s 44* cod
Barityi lb 40 ad Oita, sae 335 pia
Mak. 70 fad FlAmed dim 34/ 35$ id
White Peale, issas Rapt 3804, (00W) SO 301
Mos air re to us Same& Ilds to yos per fol.