Star.
London, England, 1802-01-01 00:00:00

DEck.lll 11}.R.

1. Received an account that Marcit s Corms alli s.bad on the
22d nit. departed from Paris for Amiens.
3. Flu. Inflexible and Refource men of war arrived at Port:-
mouth with troops from Egypt.
5. Lord Keith and General Hutchinfon created Peers of the
United Kingdom, for their eminent Cervices lu Egypt.
8. The Sheriffs of London pretested a petition to the Houle
of Commons praying for a law to enforce the regular return
of all the grain in the kingdom.
9. The Congrefs at Amiens commenced its fittings, for the
adjuitment of the terms of peace between Enghuhl and France.
12. An Order in Council was iffucsi,perrnitting the imports..
tion for fit months, duty free, of various articles of provifions.
13. Accounts received from the Welt Indies of the -lots of his
Majeftl's frigate Profelyte, near St. Martin's.
14. A long debate took plate in the Houfe of Commons on
the qucftion of continuing the prohibition of :on from
Corn. It was decided that the diitillation Should be permitted
to go on.
—. Squadrons failed from Brett, L'Orient, and Rochefort,
for St. Domingo, the whole confifting of 23 fail of the lino,with
a number of tranfports, having 25,cc0 troops on board.
15..leeounts of a mutiny received from the fleet lying at
'Bantry Bay.
t 6. M. Otto was pretested to the !tin; as the Mhtifter Ple-
inikotentiary from the French Republic.
—. Freib accounts from the fleet at Bantry Bay Rated that
the mutiny was fuppreffed in the outfet by the unexampled re-
tointlon of tLe Officers.
a& A CcomnliTion under the Great Seal was difpatched to
Sir Andrew Mitchell, Commander of the Fleet at Bantry
Bay, giving hint full powers to proceed to the oil of the mu-
tineers.
A Paft Office communication was opened with France,
and the lira Mail fent off this day.
Mails regularly re-eftablilhed between England and
France.
25. Intelligence was received by way of Plymouth, that
the Fleet at Breit had failed, as it was fuppoLd, for St. Do-
mingo.
29. The Bantry Bay Iquadron returned to Spfthrad, under
~the command e Admr.ral Mitchell.
Mails regularly re-dtabliihed between England and
Hollaod.
Accounts received of an infurreaion having broken out
in the French Wand of Guadeloupe, which was attended with
much bloodthed, the Blacks having matured a confide.rable
member of the white inhabitants of the ((land.
30. Advice, received that the yellow fever had /committed
great ravages at Jamaica and Martinique, particularly among
the Mffitary.
-... Between three and four o'clock in the afternoon a dread.
%I fire broke out at the hook of the Caontets of Pembroke,
by which great part of the primites was confumed.

DIVIDENDS.
Feb. as. Richard Smith, et Widtehureh, Salop, manerter trie
•neri at twelve, at the Wilke Lloo, Wldtchurch.
F.. 13. Janes Evans, of Paternotter.row, London, booldeUer,
dealer and chapman, at ten. at Guildhall.
Feb. s. John Allmon, tiff Sures, dealer and
ebaproast, at twelve, at
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late of tkntith. .
At Mositn ft ik, on the al ult. AdamGillics. V. •
to Miro Env:lath Carth:gy, reconkt daughter or Int. .. . .
mu Carnegy. Efq.of Cr..igo.
At Lcith, on the ist.lt ult. Captain I). DC4300, jI:. L. .„,
Agnes Kcir, of I.cite.

• DIED.
anti. ttret}Prelo.o44 iii cs- hewn, the Rev.
On the 25th ult. in th.t. 7 year of his age, Mr.
of /iticen-ltrett, Bronmton. . .
At Eye, Suffolk., tab 4tll ult. the prime of Mr. John
I .11C1 y, at Windfor, Lieut. 1. Stark, of the Sta'fortiCti re r
SMwlianilninnhigcrttheopn.:;4llvniuciyit'r of WYttinbury.
On the 24th ult. at Elgin, North Britain, in the 77,4 o.
his age, Thomas Stephen, Efq. for many years a refine:a: Ma-
giltrate of that place,
At Edinburgh, the 22d ult. Lieutenant Colon:I Alexander
Monypeinly, of Pitmilly. ' •
Lately, at Perpignan, is the South of France, Domiul:it
don, Efq. brother to Edward Sheldon Coatable, Efq. of
Coatahle.
At Hull, an Chriltmas Day, in the sgth year orbit age,"Vr.
Peter Wr.,y, block striker. He had been In an irdiffel ern tilt:
'Of health for fume time, but not finding himfelf work, t 11.9
ufual,.atternied divine fereice in the forenoon of the above day;
in the ptrturmance of winch, he fuddenly left theekurch to re-
turn home, and expired as he entered his houfe.
On the tilth ult. at Barton, in Lincolnlhire, fudderdy. Mr.
John Nichalfon, of that place, fergeon.
On the 11ft ult. at Gainfborough, Mr. Jeremiah Smith, Jae,
clerk to Megrs. Goodger and Purley, wharlingers.
(In the 24th ult. at Gainihorough, Mr. Thomas Itemiatr,
head clerk in the Lai. of Meitrs. tiomby and Eftialle.
At Scarborough, a few days ago, Mrs. Johann, raid
Mi. 'Mentes Johann. .1:d about 75 years.
Alto, at the fame plate, on the 2 sth ult. Mr. Rohm Moods,
'formerly a Steckwith, aced about 70 7r,».
On the a:4 at after a (bort illeefs, in the 434 r
age, MrsJohd Rafe"; loft ot Mrs. Rofeox, flute White Hark
Inn, Coppergate, York
On the Igth ult. IVir. ThrclVeli, 'of Halifax, merchant.
Same day. Mr. John( Wilkinfon, a tonliderable clothier, at
11U1'114,tieir I.ceds.
Osi Monday :.'aright Mrs ClariteasfShatititon, near 'AU r.
field, a 1111iw n lady, agittl 73 years.
Ca the 23.1 eP. at Wakelittitl, Mrs. Ceofsland. wife ni Al%
Croialand, of that place. Th: melancholy eircumftanct wilkh
oceLSolit.d her death we.. pteuliarl7'sliltrafing : on .;:nerd.ty,
(being a`wii, late in the elet ring, slid employed with slent.itie
clnc, ril s,) her clothes accidentally caught fire--rlarri; d by tit',
danger of her C:natinti,ilte ran into the open air, whieii
ed the rapidity ut the flamei to fuels adeLree that Cite:.l. iron
in the mat driralfal manner before any ;ffiftante cilia be
given ; all hop,ta of bee recovery were loft, and et: lani,nitited
till :he ‘Vedneftl: yen er the molt ever:relating pair.
Wed.-le:day feitilittot, aged SA. Robert ihaeltr. of AZ
near Ingham. Ile arok well its ufual, OA was a earple
before hi brake his f .It.
Latelt, at North Walfhpm, aged 77, Mr. john b:lr.:es, who
iii this courfesof fix years had tore:.: wcoWhtge, fox births, fix
and lately buried iris Lath wife.
• In Athlone, feancis licverin, Efq. late of Carre.n, carat/
Ro:tonstnon.