Star.
London, England, 1801-12-03 00:00:00

LONDOPi.

THURSDAY,.DECEMBER 3.
?RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'C:.O4:Z.
Coalels hr opening, 68f ::—Redueci '7 f 7,4
4 per Cent. 841-5 per Cont. 981 AV. 121.
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?LICE OF STOCKS risTrEDAr.
3 per C. Red. 614.67 Short Ann. s}
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This day we received Paris Jourr 1.. to the
28th ult. inclutive. Our Readers will faul the
principal articles they contain, and alto Tome
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lave of his KAPOTT on his return to his own
enontri.
After the Levee a Council was held, at the dote!
af which the Ktso gave audiences to the Earls of
CHATHAM and SANDWICH, and Sir SIDN SMITH.
Lord Bosyon attended as Lord in Waiting
moguls CORNWALLIS has at length reached
Amiens, and if the public do not obtain any net'
information refpc&ing the negociation, they will
be atle to calculate to a day how much time is
~firy for the adjuftment of a Definitive Treaty
-Once. The fincerity of both parties now can-
sot be difputecl. Whatever (kill may have been
employed in the detail, there was no danger of a
rapture.
'Major J. M. M‘Gazooe, 4th Regiment Bengal
Native Cavalry, is appointed Lieutenant Colonel,
and to command the 4th regiment Bengal NAtilr.:
Cavalry, vice Lieutenant Colonel RICHARD MA-
caw, to be Colonel in the room of Colonel Wats'',
?erred.
It is generally underflood, that in the promo-
ps bout to take
nt place, in confequence of the
wa arrangemes, his Royal Highnefs the
Comsnander in Chief means to place the Invalid
ryllem upon a footing more confonant with tile
Patty of the Veterans, and more worthy of the
National Chara&er.—ln all other departments of
the State the man who has faithfully laved his
country, is allowed in the decline of life to retire
in eafy circumilances.—And in the Navy the fu-
persuumated Captain, by his Majzfly's paternal at-
tention, retires with the rank and pay of a Rear-
Adiniral.—But the veteran Colonel, atter a fer-
*ice of thirty or forty years, when worn out by
climate and fatigue, has the mortification of hay
big the feather torn from his brow, when tottering
upon the verge of the grave, although the hope of
Military rank was his chief fupport during the toil
and heat of the day.
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE:=Laft night Mr:
Sum as appeared for the fecond time in the cha
ratter of 011ie& -and (hewed that, though he has
not appeared for Come time in public, he has by
Demeans been idle. He was well received through.
out, but particularly in the third ae'f, in his confe-
rence with logo, where he indeed displayed an un
common flare of genuine feeling.—Coox k'S !ago,
and Mrs. LITCHTIELTh Etta:, are already too fa-
miliar with the public to allow us, by our eulo-
gium, to add to the number of their adn.irzrs
The mob who affembled tin the azd of Odober
and defrayed the Salmon-wear of the Rev. rt.
Feakanx, at Bodmin, and who, notwithftanding
the reward of toot offered for apprehenfion of the
ring-leaders, affembled again on the i6th ultimo,
to proceed in their work, have had a third meeting
on the fame bufinefs, on the 19th ult. In this
latter Wince they came armed with guns, axes,
laws, &c. &c. They furrounded the dwelling-
bode, guarded every avenue on the elate, and
flopped traitellers on the high road it the diftance
of half a mile from the place, fearing they fhould
give the alarm : they totally demoli(hed the Sal-
mon-wear and Plead-wear, attacked the mills, by
cutting the timber on the wheels, fplitting the
arletree, pulling down the mill-dams. &c.
Yeflerday came on !n the Court of King's Bench
the Trial of Wiesen* v. Captain Reny, of the Dub-
lin, Eaft Iridiaman, on board of which the De-
fendant was a paffen:ier from the Cape of Good
Hope. After a long trial, the particulars of which
Me &all give to-trnrow, the Jury returned a ver-
did for the Plaintiff, ;001. Damages.—lt appeared,
however, that in the Declaration the Damages had
been laid only at and. fo that for no more than
sool. the Verdi& can nand.
Yefterday fe'nnight a melancholy accident hap-
pened alongfide the ACHILLES, of 84 guns, at
Plymouth. The men having been paid wages
and prize-money, a crowd of shore-boats were ply-
ing round the fhip, with bum-boat women, flop-
fellers, and Jews, wanting to get on board to fell
their different wares. They were repeatedly or-
dered off by Lieutenant Mutict, the office; on
deck, who fotmd forme of the feamen would en-
deavour to get into them, and run from the fhip,
which was then under orders for failing. One of
the feamen of the Acsieees was with fome girls
in a boat alongfide, and did not come on board
when ordered,. which fo enraged Lieutenant
MUDGE, that he threatened to fire at him, if he
did not itillantly obey. Lieutenant MUDGE then
anted the matine feotinel on the gangway if his
znufket was loaded i he anfwered it was not : upon
which Lieutenant Muoce took a ball cartridge,
twilled off the bail, and rammed down the powder:
he then fired ; when the unhappy confequences
which followed, proved that the musket was load-
ed previoufly with a ball caruidge. The ball
ftruck the fcaman in the face, perforated the right
cheek under the eye, which was protruded on the
cheek and gaffed through the orbit of the nofe,
occafioued an exfoliation of the palate, and palled
out at the left jaw. After having his wounds
dreffed by the furgeon, he was conveyed : to
the Royal Naval Hot; ,tai, where he died in great !
agony on Thurfday night. The Lieutenant was ,
milantly put under .41 reft, in the Cambridge, of
84 gulls, and the Coroner's Inqueft, who sat on
the body of the fearnan, returned to Mr. WHIT-
FORD, Coroner of Devon, a verdid of Mar. :laugh-
ter. Of courfe l.e will be committed to Exeter
gaol, to rake his trial at the next fpring air:res.
TWtLirit Err ntss.—The Ticket No. a,rat, a
Prize of Ten Thoutand Pounds, was fold at the
tt y FOttll nate Office of Meas. CARROLL, and Co.
IZo. 26, Oxford-ltreet, near Rathbone-glace, white
Tir kit. and Shares, warranted 'indrawn, will con-
tinue on Sale during the Drawing. N. B. Tickets
and Shares for the coining E4GLISII Lor reiiv arc
on Sale in great vat icty.
TOOO aen Potoins.—The Tie let, No.
12,328, as Fit It Drawn on Monday hit, in Dub-
lin, entitled to in,cool. was (rid in Two Q2arters
and Eight Sixteenth Share%, at the Old Efla-Mithed
Oflices of T. Bi-n, No. 4, Cortshill, and No.
Cli-ring-Crofs, where undraw ti Tickets and Shares
will continue 011 SHIT liDoitgbollt the Lottery .
The hilt Drawn Ticket next Monday is alfo enti-
tled to to,oool. ; and the Wheel contains Two
Prizes of to 000 l.; Two of 5000 l.; One of spool.
Two of I 04041. kc. kee-e.And only live Days to
Draw.