Star.
London, England, 1811-11-27 00:00:00

NEW ADMINISTRATION.

'lt has for some time h. en whispered in the
circles, that some new and important arrangemerdb
respecting the Govcrnment w:re in coptlmplatior.

Indeed, ever since tit.: Regency Bill, it has been
thought indispensible, for reasons which are se:-
ciently obvious, that an Administra:ion should I.
formed as soon as circumstances would admit, cal-
culated not to eacluJe any part of the talents n 0.,•
devoted to the service of the State, but to extend And
strengthen the moral and physical powers of t?ie Go
vornment by new accessions of influence, experieact,
and matured intellect.

This important business is at length nearly ccir•
pleted. On Saturday Mr. Paticsvat. issued sun -
mouses for a Cabinet Council to meet on Mor.day and
yesterday. The Council summoned for Monday was
at first intended to be held at the Loan CuANctuott's
house, it being supposed his Lordship was not well
enough to come out ; his state, however, being other-
wise, the summonses were altered to meet at thf..
Foreign Office, where" all the Cabinet Ministers at.

tended on Monday. Some of them came from a
considerable distance in the country to attend it. They
assembled again yesterday at two o'clock, when all
the Ministers were again present. The Council did
not break up till half-past five.
At these Councils the proposed arrangements and
the progress that has been made in adjusting the
claims of influence, power and precedence, in such a
manner as might best secure the interests of the coun-
try, underwent a long, cool, and deliberate discussion.
Of course matters of this kind are liable to par:i..l
changes up to the very moment of their Official an-
nouncement; but, allowing for such deviations in
progress, 'as we have alluded to, we believe, from the
respectable quarter from which we received the
sah-
joined list, tliat it will be found to be nearly corre.t
Lord Mamma's, Chancellor orlreland, to be Chancellor of Lc,-
land.

Marquis of WELLISLIT, Fin: Lord of the Trcuury, vice Mr
Perceval, who is to be created Viseount Hampstead, with tie
office of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lapcaster foe life.
Mr. HusetsoN, Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Lord HOLLAND, Secretary of State for Foreign Mails.
Earl MOIRA, the Home Department.
Lad CASTL AAAAA If, the Colonies.
Lord SvDMOUTII, President of the Council.
Lord Keire, first Lord of the Admiralty.
Lord HUTCHINSON, Master General of the Ordnance.
Mr. W LLLLL Lev Pose, President of the Board of Cm:trend,
with a seat in the Cabinet.

Mr. BRAGG BATIQZST, &rattail at War, with a seat is tte
Cabala.

Earl Lowsnate, Privy Seal. •
The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
itscstaan BRINILZT SHIRIDAN, Esq. Treasurer of the Non..
Mr. CHARLES LONG, Secretary for Ireland, and Chancellor of
the Exchequer.
The Marquis of BtanDroari, and
IT Jot. Post-maters General.
The Earl of CHICHI/TRH,
The Marquis of HisTroan to be created Duke of St r mot it,
and to be Lord Chamberlain.
The Lui of YARMOUTH, Privy Purse. and to be called up by s%
Earl PLR cr, Master of the Horse, and tube called up hy Wta.
lord Viscount Metvitar, Governor-General of India.

WlLtteat AnAle, Esq. to be Lord Chef at un of Scut:and, in the
room of Mr. Rooter Du NLIAs, the.preeent Chief Barna, wlw
is to be appointed Lordfrivy Seal of Scotland, fur life, and to
be created Viscount Annzstows.

Mr. VAN SITI ART and Mr.Holota,Seeretaries of the Trcasu I v.
Mr.TOCILZR, Secretary of the Admiralty.
Sir SAMULL ROMILLT, Lord Chancellor of Ireland.
Earl Ilas ova IT continues as President of the Board of Trade.

Sir VICART Gaza, the present Attorney-General, succeeds Sic
Jaatts MAXIIIIILLAI is the Common Pleas, and Su es
PLUMER is to be appointed Attorney-Central, and Mr. l:.11•
a aw. solicitor-General.

The minor arrangements are deferred until the
meeting of the New Cabinet, which will take place
on the return of the PNINCE from Oatlands.

From the Jamaica papers, at well as the private
letters received from that important island, the tran-
quillity of our West India possessions appears not
wholly free from interruption. At Mart.nique, the
discovery of a conspiracy has happily served the
whole populafon from destruction, but Siwetre natu-
rally left in a state of painful anxiety. To the revo-
lution in St.. Domingo may be•attributed the source
of that spirit of insubordination, which will be mani-
fested precisely in proportion to the power and suc-
cess of the Ruler of Hayti—on the prison f one of
whose emissaries the following curious document was
stated to have been found :
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PROM TUE ESIPMEOR OF 11.11.11 TO
JEAN MARIE NW:ERRE, ENVOY TO .1.1111.11(' 1.
" I. To proceed to Jamaica, under pr.tease of having .orne
from the island of Martinique oa commercial concerns.
" 2. To make diligent inquiry into the state of the Slaves in
'maks, and to discover as much as possible their dirposcum to
revolt-, or otherwise.
" & To ascertain the military condition of the Colony, that is
to say, the numbtr and diszipluse of the regular troops, and of the
voltuneers, as well as to essanne foto the attachment u( the black
regiments in the service of Great Britain,aed thequantity derma,
ammunition, &c. in the island.
" 4. To promise protectiou to such as may be disposed re
shake of the yoke of Great Britain, and tciesponse the came of
Liberty, and of the Emperor Henry 1.
" Of course In making thew Inquiries M. Piquant will goo
cued with the utmost amine. and wilt. by every epperuadty,
transmit such latarimation as he may caw. In cast meet
or suspidon, these heetrosikmie, M wit. as say other 4.l3.muts
relating to Us salsolool tomb, dieettert4.".

114 E litiga:

The report. of the state of the knm yestcraay was,
that he remained in the same state,but get very little
rest night or day.

THE PRINCE REGENT.—The following bffieral
notice was issued yesterday :
OATLANDS, NOVEMBER 26.
" The PR INC& RIGINT% foot is se considerably better, that
to farther Bulletins will be given, and his Royal Aghness will tc.i
torn to London as soon as he can hear the motion of a carriage."
Some of the accounts from Oatlands, which have
appeared in the papers, are much too sangu:ne respee-
-tiag the time of the PRINCE REGENT'S recovery.—
Nothing is more idle than to talk of his Royal High-
ness being in town in a day or two. He has not yet
lvtl his bed, and will certainly be confined some time
longer—at least a fortnight. Her MAJESTY paid him
a cn &!_onday.
I)EaTti OF vita DUCHESS OF MA IILBOROU6II.—Yes-
Nrd iy morning died, at Bleinheint, her Grace the
Dochess of MARLBOROUGH. The Marquis of BLAND-
FORD, wh-!e perfect reconciliation with his mother we
have lately mentioned, set off immediately from his
scat at White Kn;ghts fur Blenheim. The Dtike re;
mains in the sante hopeless situation.
A melancholy instance of the uncertainty of htiman
life has just occurred in the person of Dr. HALL, late
Provost_of Trinity College, and the new Bishop of
Dromore. He died in Dublin. on Saturday hist, on
which very day the London Gazette announced his
elevation to the See of Drerncelf, in which he had just
;ucceetled the late venerable Dr. PititeY.
The LORD CHANCELLOR went down toWestminster
yesterday, and sat for some time in his own private
room behind the Court of Chancery, where the
Gentle-men of the Bar, the Solicitors, and the suitors,
atthiided his Lordship.

Mr.WELLcsizt Pots, who is noir about to become
one of the richest men in England, is the Ultimate
heir t., the Earldom of MoaNisatoN, his father .beitig
iteXt bi;other to MarquisWELLE.sar. The Mal quisate.
does not go to collateral heirs.
It hag been b_tfote n.,ticed that two Aides-du-Camp
of General Bat.a..V;TEKO% are in town: Through this
respectable channel we learn, that in, Ayamonte,
almost within sight of the enemy, one of these officers
raised :1000 recruits, who were anxious to distinguish
themselves in the service of their country. In the
Sierra Ronda, surrounded by the Frenth, and in a
condition of blockach-, if not of siege, six thousand of
tie mountaineers offered themselves for the army,
and had been enrolled. These Gentlerrrot declare
that aims, ammunition, and eloathing only am want-
ing to raise a powerful force, adequate to produce an
imporzant diversion south of the Sierra Moren,..
The American ship Plutarch, arrived at Bristol on
Tuesday from Charleston,liont whence Ate sailed on
the 2`..M of last mcnth. A f.nv private letto s have
bet>it received by this arrival. The meeting of Con-
gress on the 4th of this month, was anticipated ,withgreat anxiety.
The trade between the island of Jamaica and the
south American ports is very considerable. The for.
mer is a sort of enuepot of Britishgoods for the supply
of the latter. In former times this trade to Smith
America was usually contraband, c.f course a re-.
itri,cted one, and not a great deal of specie went thi
way ; but since the revolution of Spain, the tradc Is •
more active ; more of the specie finds its way to
Ja-
Maiel, and less to Cadiz.
. Saguntom, now callecl.Murviedro' celebrated in the
Roman history as being the cause of the second Punic
war, and for the attachment of its inhabitants to the in•
terests of.Rome,wiil be no lessdistinguish?d in modern
history for the gallant defence of the garrison, and the
sanguinary battle fought in the vicinity, previously to
its falling into the hands of the enemy. Saginumn was
A city hi Hispania Tatraconens?s, west of the 'befits .
now the Ebro), about one mile ft orn•t:-.e sea Attire.
Hannibal took it after a sie-ge of eight months; and
the inlial:;-ants, resoved not to fall into the enemy's
hands, burnt themselves with their house, and with all
their effects. The conquer.n• terwards atbuilt it, and
placed a garrison there, with ail the Noblemen whom
ke detained as hostages from the several neighbluring
nations of Spain. Nlurviedro is situated H miles
north north-east of the city of Valencia.
Extract of a letter from is young Gentleman in
ltio de Janeiro, to his father in Perth, dated 31st of
August, 1811
to The dillute between Monte Video and Buenos
Ayres is now draWng to a crisis. -You must he aware
that an army from the latter place has for slnie
time been encamped before Monte Video, end are
pr-oceelng to make themselves masters of the t.:wo.
Their mavetnents were • watched by aof
Mini (17 observation, which has been ()I the fiontiers
fio- some time past, and was tattly put into motion.
This'artny, consisting cf 7000 troops, cOrnposed of
the regiment of St. Paul's, two of Port Alegro, and
ant' of Rio Cf•ande, the choicest reAulars of • this
&until, 1500 cavalry. and the rest militia, It is ay-
es red in the neigliboinhood of Monte Video, be-
evreen the besiegers and Buenos Ayres, and the Corn-
' minder intimated his desire that the siege should be
raised. This demarid alarms the puenos
alough.mbst in numbers, on account of the superior
discipline of the Portuguese,. That such is the prefent 1
position of the contending powers is very certain for t
my informatio' is froth an officer of the Palace, ,who
saw the PortugueseC'timiriander'i manifesto, which
was expected to hive been inserted in the Gazette of
to-day, but it did not appear. This movement has
&sited considerable surprise, and is reported strirO:TF
ihb* Who have access to know these thing!, that ti
has not met with the Prince . Regent's approbation,
having been brought about without his privity, by the
intrigues of his Princess,- who is a sister of Ferdinand's.
—The result of this measure cannot known, but
their force is ready to act as required. The British too
have a respectable force. Admiral de Courccy is
ftere in the Fondroyantwith threefrigates And a brig,.
but that number is accidental. He went there to in-
quire intothe detention'of it Biitigh officer at Monte
Video, and likewise to be at hand, should the neces-j
siLi:m of either jiarty force them to act injuriously to-1
'the Lritish Notwithstanding this formidable
appearance, it is very certain that the English, unless
forcad, will not interfeze, and .the Portuguese not
Wish to do 'it' for fear of retaliation. It nitly be ex-
' pected that the besiegers will effect thew purpose as
' soon as the warm weather comes as theibleme:
iiarads cannot then lie etippried with water.'

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, . - PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER U. - Wednesday morning last, his Royal 1„
yesterlay the Duke of YORK held a Military Levee • ' 14; aims% this •
The heer naval • sport, bhilt at Miffed; grid re- Duke of CLARP.NVE aerived io the Cueantissinnet'l
MIAs office ih the Horse Guards, which was attended ..• • •
ley Lord MARCH,. on his return from Ireland; Lieut.- about fortnight sirce ayriveci here
I potted to he lost, a- 1 . ..
ttcht from Cowes, on a vitit to* the Merchioe. ss tt '..-.; -
ANsonwea, at tonthampton Castle. Immeslistele
General Sir EY2I2 COOT!, Major-General Itenhoeve , this day, under convoy of the Mounters:4 armed brig on the vessel appearing in s' teen, des Royal Standard
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Lient.-qeneral CAMP/SELL, Lieut.-General WEMYSS, was hoisted at.tlle Castle, whielewes answered by the
' and ORESTES slodp, with a convoy of coasters and
Major-General STEVENSON, Sir W. Mimes, Major- ! colliers, from Swansea; Milford, and other Welsh seam atahe Mast-head Of the yacht. An immense
General FYERS, General Sir HARRY BURRARD, and , ports • from. 4.. , !IS Reset
; also arrived the Ana tender, r mut ; con UTSC attendedhis es Highness at the (et i yes
a htimber of others.{ •• . acid lie was receive,' at the: Castle under a salute et f2l
Major-General Ilantow from the south west di-' Aeuseres, 18 guns, ream a cruize ; the Mertion mer- •
owls- His Royal Highness, ascomesenied hy the
strict is appointed to the command of the gerrighi of cheamman, Captain Cheoese, frorneSt. eohn's, New- i *Ode Marchiciaass, inspeete.l with great attenton the.
Dover, in the room of Major-Geneeal Tusime, who is foundland, with a cargo of fish; and Elizabe It and v:hnle of that Magnificeat edifice, end the,extensive
immediately tti join Lord Weetexoroe's army in Grace, Captain GILLARD, from Waterford, bound to improvements now carrying on ; after Which heeler.
Portugal, with the local rank of Lieutenant-Cenerel. 'Lo d S'l dthe H '
London.—Sailed on.— ai e etecose 10 guns, on a cluize• trek of a sumptuous dinner, at which were present—.
The 3d West York Militia is ordered to hold itself •i 'he tail ;Aid Cotritess of CAVAN, Lord and Lady
PORTSMOUITI, NOVEMBER 26.
in readiness for immediate embarkation at Sheerness, kiecounette Mr. and Lady AMELIA Daummnxte 0:-
for leeland. i Arrived, his Majesty's ship CUEERLY, with a con- lonel, Lady S. awl Miss lies Crasewees Adtnirel
' P v and
'rile King's Comity Militia on its arrival at Maid- voy, from' Downs ; and the THRACIAN, from a eni Mts. CAMCDELL, Mes.rs. Cuewr, Sr A X). ,
crtlize. Sailed; the. Atetteetx frigate, for the -East Dteeeass, &c. Several cif the Nishiet y and Gentri
stone is to proceed to Saltwond Barracks, which it were invited in the evening to it :ielendid concert, ball,
will reach about the 15th of December*. , Indies.—Wind NAV. and supper.
.
The dePot of all the Light Infantry Regiments of , DEAL; NOVEMBER 26. • •
the Line is to be established at Brabouhie Lees Bar; ! Arrived, his Majesty's ships lecoxereer and '
racks; it will consist of the 43d, 51st, 52d, 686,7114' ,
Deems; from a cruise off Flushing.—Wind N.W.
and 5.5t1h regiments.
Saturday last, Thomas Wilden, a hallottecl the CHATHAM, NOVEMBER 24.
. The Momeeetf tin 'Tuesday came up the harbour ;
for the township of Kitbynnoorside, to serve in the ,
Gth Regiment of North York Local Militia, was Coin- the Beteenee and CRCIIIER on Thursday ; and peter.
mitred to the House of Correction at Northallerton, -day the /sItSIPIILN. To-day the Fescue itn seilsd from
for six months, fir not attending, ddring the Per." Gillingham Reach. On Monday the 2d December,
the above regiment was assembled atllalten in the i
prcseni year. 1 the ASIA, a fine new 74 gun ship, will be blinded
from Mr. Blindlefs yard, at Friendsbury ; on the
Mierrene COLLEGE.—A Meeting sit the Supreme
Board of Commissioners was held at High Wycombe, 17th. of nett month, the STIRLING Cunt, of 74 guns;
on Monday east, the 25th inst. There were present ' will be launched from Mr. Ross's yard, at Rochester,
Lieutenant Ceneral Sir HAitti BUftRARD. Lieutenant and the next day the Meioneve, of the same rate,
General CaLirERT (Adjutant General), Major Gene; will be also launched front Mr. King's ) ard, at tipnor.
ral WtSrenD (Deputy Adjutant General), Colonel i _
Gunter*: (Quartet Master General), Colonel 81/OWN I YARMOUTH, NOV. 56.
(Deputy Quarter Master General). Also Major Gd. I Arrived, his islajesty's ship VIXEN, from a ctuize.
!feral the Hononretile A. Hope, Governor of the Col- ' Remain in the roads, the Solebr, Desiree, Chanticleer,
lege ; Colonel BUTLER, the Lieutenant Governor ; ; Briseis, Castilian, and the Princess of Wales.
and Major M.DEabiorr. the Major. The Annu il
Sessien at the Senior Department of the College CORK, NOVEMBER Cl.
luivink endesethat day, two of the Students, viz. Cap- , His Majesty's ship SALDANIIA, Capt. PAKENIIAM,
fain MCRECOR and Lieutenant GRANT, of the 15th ; ealled yesterday for Longhswilly, to relieve the EN-
Regiment of Foot, were examined befete the Board. , IM mioN, Capt. Sir W. Boi.rot, who returns to this
with
Stoop II:tLENA,
They gave satisfactery testimony el their proficiency
port. HistheMoe-
in West Indies,,
their fitness to serve in the Staff of the Army. , ~ consisting of I I vessels, proceeded on her destination
TO tits ROYAL lIIOHNES.S THE PRINCE RECENT, &C. &C. the same day. His Majesty's hirea armed cutter
! Emu. SPIINCER, Lieut. llcernweer., arrived on the
Sine—The GREAT DISPOSER of E4ENTS having, 1 19th • InSt. in this'
mu Deur from Waterford, with new
for wises unknown to tic, seen fit to remove in a man- • t is • •
aed Men for the fleet. •
per our most gracious atid beloved Sovereign, all'
eyes naturally fix nth your Royal Highness. 1 am I
convinced they will hot he disappointed. No Prince
ever aesumed the regal power under such a pressure
of unfortunate circernstances, arisiiel from tinavoid-
able causes ; yet, guided by OMNIPOTENCE, I trust
,your Royal Highness shall prove a blessleg to the
Nations, and lead us to a safe and honoutable peace.
Amidst the more weighty affairs that will press upon
your Royatl /sightless, seifer me to point out the very
lamentable situation of the Officers in the Royal
Veteran Battalion, I will venture to say, without. the
tear of contradiction, that no description of men are
more deserving of Royal favour ; nor htve any Of&
curs blt'd so profusely in the service of their dove=
reign, to maintain his just rights and that of a loyal
people, all over the world. lt is universally helieeide
that the present C enmander in Chief ,(than whoin
no more just num exists) had fully intended to give
the Veterans their natural rank; but by what fatality
his Royal Highness's just. intentions have been de-
layed, pot perfectly known :•—not certainly on any
psetence-siencotsvenience to the service—as that dis-
tinguished corps the Royal Marines have Line rank in
all garrisons; not certainly on the score of expense— ,
for promotion in the Army by brevet dues not entail 1
I
a sixpence additional expense to the nation, excepting
in the stein, y instance of a Captain having the brevet 1
rank of a Field Officer, when he receives two shillines
per diem. But even this little etiven-aee its wet as
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the rank, is withheld from a Captain of Veterans,
although he may have served forty years; yet this
advantage is given to Garrison Battalions, who do
not serve out of the United Kingdoms. The Vete;.
ran Battalions are dis )ersed all over the King's do-
minions, do their full share of duty wherever they
ate stationed, and are very frequently on duty com-
manded by officers whose fathers were not born when i
they entered the service ; and .for all the privations I
and heart-milling disappointments the Veteran meets
with, he his the pitful advantage (if it can he termed
one) that he is to be reduced on full pay at the conch:-
.cion of the war—a period no Veteran Officer serving I
et pr: sent can look forward to.; and et the mean:
time, he is doomed to serve as leng as he is able to
crawl, and marked as undeniably as Cain' was of old
by the finger of the DEITY ; for to he a Veteran (M-
-eet, howseer faithfully he may have served, is sictu-1
ally a teproech, although th-: far greater part of all
those otlicere have been brought to Veteran leatta-1
liens from sukrings either in the Gehl or pestilential
climates. They therefore look up with confidence to
your Royal Highness to ameliorate the fate of a de-
scription of melt who might have eloped for a more
liberal treatment ; for men in all the civil branches of
the.Ordnence (and even theireteteren officers receive
thr;rjoet rank); and in every department connected
with Government, are allowed to unjey ethos in the
decline of life ; het the hardy Veteisen Of of the
Line is doomed to drag on a miserable eid'etence, on
a scanty pittance; by having the leather of rank, uhich
had supported him duting all his perils, cut from his
brow, when totteting on the brink of the grave!
London, Noiembe 25, 1111: FIAT IthitrrlA:

Thursday mornirg last, seven midshipmen of the
French marine, prisoners of war an parole at Kelso,.
were coteitiated halm thence,' under the charge of a
milit try escort, tti Valleyfield prison. 'lids measure;
We understand, lets ben adopted by Gaverrunent in
consequence of a raprecaltation havma baen ?mile to
the Lords Commissioners oPthe Adr:f ralty, of the ex-
treme hardships and i inproper treatrn en: ex. erieneetliq.
general by the midshipmen of the British Navy prisa...
ners of war in France, si ho, amangst °flu r r. gours, are
closely confined in uawholesamapr sane, on the allege' .
ground of same British prisoners of their rank hiving
s.liscondeit Pre4i!.us to our having recourse to any
measerea of aeverity, C-.ese circumstances were staled
by our Government to that of 'Fiance. expressing a
hope that the British miathipaten ate Al againaae tea
stored to their par.il , and treated Li the GUM: manner
as the la eii•.ll miash:pmen were its this ctitintry; anc(
intimaaing, that, if this shoe' sSt valuated, the Blitish .
nt Govet ut nt would be reluttatitle cemac Lea to nada!
reprisals on the Freradi middiipnen in brit ,in. No.
reply having been made by tht French Goverament to
this represantatinn, it becamean insliapaesable act-of
justice to our own OiliCet 5,10 poi Olt French mai:Lip,
men on she same fooliug with them iii tai, te pea, and
an order was ace, tdingly issued, to rut ail tee French
Oilicets of that class into sinthar colif.twment: At the
same time, with that litananay and iibLvality waich .1
have al‘Cays been the charactatistic .if the efiLibh G. '
vt rtanent, it. was ordered, that, if .:fly t f the midship-
men should he in such a state of lie.tith as to render the
joa•ney and confinement Prrjudita il, they were tan to
FROM LLOYD'S LIST. be removed from their pl.:ces of parole.—Krao Mail.
The Adeenture, Cruik•hank, from °pot'''. f.7r Ntwfoundlanl, About three weeks since, a house at Christchurch,
twos spoaan ay the Jean, Moffatt, of Green•Sek; un the :nth Ocro- Hants was set on A.; ly goatee, it 0:e Wawa/MA Mat-
her, hi lat. 24. 10:7. 46. kvAnns away for' the Wtst IndLs, with net f-011 the premises cis Mr. nanny, itra-tm, a
considerable dim tr. duatilit • of unlatch:od lime was Lid, welt srinie buns
The sloop Thomas and Lucy, Pitt, of and from Wexler[' for
•
Milford, was totally lost near the latter port on i're I.7th inst. dies of laths, Mc. on it ; the tide carne It unusually
crew saved. 1 }laths and inundating the low .r le art vt the boa e;
The American ship Lady Mitidison, Swaen, (vitt Peters. I kilailed the lime, which set fire to the halts, aid emu.
burgh for LiverepOl, and four brigi, are on shore at Cr nan, With i mttnicating with the huddingi, burnt is whole to
loss of anchors and cables. .
The Port of Sunderland, RoFertson, was seen on shore in the the ground, with part of the ataiining haute.
Out of Canso, by the Shatinenl, Kendall, arrietd at Mirani;chf.,
c
London,
The Fame, Pine, from Cork to la said to be ap.ute4 Yesterday nrotnirig, a Eire brae c art at a home ial
by a privatett. .. Jameastreet, Cherkenwell, which burnt with great
Hie Mapsty's ship Hantadryad is appointed to talle convoy fury ; but by the timely arrival of several engines, and
from Portennuth to Gibraltar and the Mediteiranean, ar.a his the activity of the: firemen, it was entirelyeriliguished ,
Majesty's sh p Cletipatt-i to Lisbon.
The ship Bee, of Lynn, bound to Quebec, was wrecked on the after destroying the interior aifthe Freenatta. . - -*
Island of Anticosti, on the aa tilt. Captain and crew saved; and . Oil Saturday seannigra, some vile incanai try set
arrived at Mtrantichi on the 26th. jfire to a hay-rick belonging to , Mr. Stirrur, of the
'lke Fingal of Li:Anion, Cluhgh, was on shore at Maratnlehl Swan
_inn, Mansfield, by a Melt nearly ' fa Ions& hay
the end of last month; and It was supposed must unload part of were destroyed. This act is supposeato hive bee's.
her cargo before she cated b.: got off. perpctrated out of revenge to Mr. Stitrap, in cause..
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS, quence of having furnished postbarses to a roil.ar.
Captains J. Tancock to command the Orlfen, and C. Mil' i seven dismountea drageiani, Who piticeedcil with s arii.
ward to thr Mo'cury ; Capt. Jones to the Boyne, Capt. Joyce to I', r the - - --. •
mansheta yeomanry, to suppress the r'o s of,
the Cipt. Howe to the Bacchante Capt. Robilliard to ' ' • . • •
the Pudargus. I.itttenants hi. Raynhatus En'ilym-un ;S. Risati‘ay, I, Suttnn in A shaeld. On 'ruesia y •at nui gilt , two
'Fire; W. Grist, Zenobla; P. Dumaresque, Hawke; L. Bout-: bay-ticks, the prone ay of Mr. Hardsta Er and Mr.
derson, Volmno ;1. Beckett, Porcupine; and D. Carpenter, to the Tom, at al AC a i•all Tot kcal; in Nottingh iniibi re , •
Algerine cutt.Fr; lieut. Patriarch to tile- :signal 1%4 at Jeraef, ;
Lieut.Todnum to the Niger prson ship, Lieut. Bird to •he Prather were imalitiouslY set Oa Fre and de,.troyed. The dr I-
prison s':iis ; l.ieuts. Gos'ing. limitis c) Brien, and •.;. I% Hood to
I goons at Nottingham Barracks have ben sirenahlien.
the Bacchant: ; hient. I. k. Gordon to the Valiant, Lirtit. t'. ea b' a small detachment of the Scams•ateyi, eons
Medley to the Cheat ieleer, Lieuta. W. Roberts anti G. A. West. Litchfield. On Wednesday, a seralartat of •• a
phall to the Grampus, Lieut. F.. Elars to the Dryal, Lieut. Wil t 13.11 laraeoons arrived triere from C4cl;:ste.ts, and cza.
aide R.M. to the Furieuae. Lieut. R. Fair is air,,,inted to suc- ' . - • t .
cee.l Lieut. Getl;e in the conunat e of the L .cost run:via:an . Thursday morning t► etachn.:ants of them it ,t c seat ta
the Downs. Mr. 'I. Edye is appointed! Parser of the Saracen; , Mato fiell and the vilatges in the ieighbataataoia.
Mr. L. Cooper to be ;terser of the Princess, Capt. Gallaway, a I Friday Mak the house of Colonel BitAIYMAWr in,
rectivinj ship at Liverpotl ; Mr. it. Lane, the present Purser of ' • .'
the Puree's, to the NnrCiiCla4 frtgate. Mr. Mark Cockburn tot Chapel-street, hlay.fair, was broken i..to arta rabbad
be Surgeon of the Arethuaa, M:. Delany to be Surgeon of the of all the Plate. One of the robbers, tat butt •at
.thle
Ganymede. house, took by mistake one of the sei•vabas h its ita.
Lieuts. J.'lsn Newton and HC. Goldsmith are vine out in the : stead of his own. The hat left beaiiiil ar eyed to to
Recruit, to Halifax, to be appointed by Admiral SaVeyer to sh-ps : the livery hat of a late footmrin of CI m ar. worn 'Sa-
Mr. Thomas Snepp is appeemed Purser of the Skylark stoop of bllaW, v: Ito kit him some time back on ace mat of.
war, now
sin the Da A ns. 'the nanie of Mr. Tinsman Smith was illness, butsinss supparted darog hit illness by Cale
mentionca by mis aka in the STAR of the 11th lust. as being nel B. ,Hs was apprehtenefet .b d on Satur v, altil aat
arts:Antal to the Skylafk; 1 impeached his actompkees.
DISTRIBION OF PRIZE-MONEY. . .
The Pallas, for the AdmiratFordeLlTn K.
schiold, Dristiehiden, Ma- II Last Tuesd.fy evening, as Mr. Rds •rt Saiith, Gt.
. a tun, sires return home from his f 'thetas home'riseChristina and Good Kattb ; and the Sumo, for the Peron ,
at Ns 1s ' i, where -• b ?
Kamen llton, and Bel:luta, will be paid at N 0.7, Adelphi Tu.- iandswer ta he b l been dining, alconipa-
a
rare on Sal urday next, and recalled at the saute place. I nied by his wifa, Li a one-la-ale ch.,i,e, itlitthe atter. . 1
The Stately, for the Dysenhengt•n; S:i•enuons, 'for the AsaiSerg '
fiVe in the afternoon, he wa stopped .by a single
and Popham ; and Sespill, for the Elaabet Ankers, will be pad f
s
ootpad ;+t the top of the hill through I've manlike; -
at Nay, New Fr tart street, on the 4th of December, and recal- -
led tri Wednesdays and Thursdartt. I who presented a horse-pistol to their breaszs, and etch.
The Defence, for the Elizabeth Vander Pahlen; hanger and ' bed them of a gold watch and sorrae silver. lalseroa.
Courier, for the Vrerde; and Tatter, for the Krun PStice.Fre- ber was a very genteel dressed Young man, aientst 25
ecrick, Crown sloop, Emanuel, Elizabeth Matta, Anna Maria .ve'.l...i. of age. A few Mir rates beam'., Mr. S. had met
Elizabeth, Eni;:ht, and Twende Brad rs, Will be paid un the '
the patrol', an
27tS inst. and recalled at 22., Arundellitreer.d wilIM him good night. . A-tar the
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The Scylla, ler theWellitigten, la Ciumonier, and ie Jambs .ph, robbery, the footpad walled atrl leisurely alaqg ta •.1
will be pa il on her arrival at Plymouth, and recalled aiabove. . footpath towards London.
Cjeritt, for. the Gien Gieldeveri ; Lynx and Flainer, for the . A. Gentleman, who holds a respectable situation in
Hereeleil ; Alexandria, for la Donde; on Tuesday, at IS, c:lt-
the Post.office Dublin, was attacked at nine- o'claek
trrent's Inn; recaled fuesdays and Fridays.
Fisgaid, for the Dorothea, Sophia, and Courieven. Oa board, on the night Of Tuesday: week, in Gardener's-ph:et,
this day ; recalled Tuesdays and Fridays, at it, clement's-inn. ; near the corner of Temple-street, by three footpads,
metarnpria far la Colibri, on tier arrival; reaanal Mondays ' who cut him iii several parts of the head,' before aiii
and Saturdays, at 42, St. Mary...street, Portsmouth. . assistance could be afforded hint by the inhabitants ;'
Canopus, Renown, Sultan, 'I lyre, and I .eviathan; for the Lion, ,
and Robust',', on Friday, at 70, Great Ruwell-ureei ; and the gild thought the watch .were frequently and loudly
• . . Carnberland, at the Mme thue„on board. I ca lied, none appeared'. .
Cracker, for the Elizabeth? a Deal
The Military Park at \Veiling's farm, Mary-la-= ,
. and f.our anchors., on board, on her arrival f recallkd at ill, Cie-
Valley, 263 lots of spirits, . MARIe-LANIL —Thi* day 'ale have several freah an•
benne, is nearly laid out: Two grand batracks are to
: mem Lana, oa tuesdays and Fridays. rivals of Wheat, with considerableantantitiea o t hand,.
he erected). one on'each wing, sapaciout enough for the
-- and the' trade heavy in sales, agaln at•statnewaat less
reception of :3 WO men; the whole is to be closed with a 1 Seieral tradesmen of Plymouth and Vock have ' Pm. 6 Barley likewise, and in good stipply-:-ln Mali
belt pf forest trees, a considerable part of which is al- i eipeaienced great distress and ineniveniehee by the but little variation—White Peas hardly at hat plate .
read; planted, and on the outside of which will be-a ' accident that happened to the Lark, London trader, —taaaliti 0 the awe) sorts also again radar howls--
circular drive, open to the public, to an extent of lour ! on Friday evening last, when she was run foul of by . There are considerable stitspliei of Oats, boatais trade':
miles. • , ia' colter, at Mutton Cove Wharf,' and her side stove . named at little fluctuation, and Flour at hloaday's
The stabscribeis oti the silver Cup ationt to be pre- ' in. yi. GLE.ICRIASUas lost 4200 worth of sugareand reduction:6f ss. per sack.
Stilted to•Cribbe at' a' dinnereat Greg Son's, on Mon- : Mr. Tavt.on has suffered a loss of abbot £4OO in 'tea ; CIURIL&NT PRICRS Of GRAIN.
.11096 525. Sall. .
' and other day next, met yesterday at the Castle, to wit the prea groceicer; and ovoid other
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..Fb,i: deco, nu.; , Tick ditto 4ii. sot .
sent ; Cribb in the 'chair, gave—" His-patrons, and sufferers to a will? amount: When' the - Dato One Otta ss. It • I
Pilliight be eiri artii their confidence." The cap was' the quay, • and the great nniabei df oasts, ass Xis. as.. ' .
'fend& thit fee- 1 Barley, sts.us. al. -
seasoned with Claret,MAtitat and Poi t, with which i quently lb tkitei ti Oottaderode:thii ooh' linzider w-• vitalt, NA bow
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it WAS very often OW: ' - ;tot accidents do ammo* frolutddi Occur•' 1 wiat• rias yosoiesN iss. tai PoWeelitifiS Atitr• at 1
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