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

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

WHITEHALL, NOVEMBER O. •
His Royal Hi&ares the niece Regent has beeil pleased, in the
same and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Alexander Fn.-
ser 'Tytler of Woodhouselee, Esq. to be one of the Lords of Jae-
ticia~y in that part of the linitel Kingdom oiled Scotbick in the
I.ositn of David Boyle, Esq. appointed his Majesty's Justice Clerk
is Scotland.
By his Royal Highness the PRINCIE of WALES, Regent
of the United Kingdom of Great Brit sin and Ire-
land, :n the nanit and on the behalf of his Majesty,'
A PROCLAMATION. •
GEORCIt., P. R.
Whereas the Parliament standsprorogned to Tuesday, the 12th
day of this itiliant November, We, in tbe.name and on the behalf

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Commissions in the following Regiments of Loc4l
Militia, signed by his Royal Highness the Princ6
Regent, in the name and on the &half of his
'Majesty.
lupe Jones, Gent. to be Adjutant to the Blackburn Higher Divi-
sion Regiment of Local Militia, in the County of Lancaster,
vice Kershaw, resigned. Dated March 4 IBM
Robert Hunter, Gent. to be ditto to the 2d Wilts Regiment of
Local Militia. Dated October IS, 1811.
James Denneston, Gent. to be ditto to the Wigton%liire Regiment
of Local Militia, vice Booker, deceased. Dated October

of Ids Majesty, and by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy
Council, do hereby publish and declare, That the said Parliament
shall be farther prorogued on the said 12th day of this instant
November, to Tuesday the 7th day of January nest; and We
have given order to the Lord High Chancellor of .1.,t part Of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called Great Britain,
to prepare a Commission for proroguing •the same accordingly'
And We do further hereby, in the name and on the bil:alf of Ills
Majesty, and by and with the advice aforesaid, ptbli..la and de-
clare, that the said Parliament shall, on the said Ith day of Ja-
nuary nest, be held and sit fear the dispatch of divers urgent and
important affairs; and the Lords Spiritual and Teinporal; and the
Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses, and tit CtUnmlssioners for
Shires and Burghs of the House of Comnidlsv,Vb hereby- required
and conunanded to give their attcsidancPactordfhly, at West-
minster, on the said 7th day ofJanuary
Given at the Court at Whitehall, the NH& day of No-
vember, One thousand eight lumdrectiiiad ektsren; pia
the 52d Year of his Majesty's Reign.' •
GM SAVE TUE -KING. `•
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S MICE, NOVEMBER 7.
Orders fur the Couri going into Mtitirning on Sun-
thy, the 10th instant, for his late Serene Highness
Fume George of Brunswick, hit Majesty's Ne-
phew, viz.
The Ladies, to wear Black Silk, fanged or plain Linen, White
•loves, Necklaces and Ea:whip, Black or White Shoes, Fai7s,
and Tippets,
ndress, White or Grey Lutestrings, Tabbies, or Damasks.

19, Ivll.
Commission in the Castlemartin Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed by the Lord lieutenant of the County of
Pembroke.
The Honourable John frederlek Campbell to be Captain Com-

mandant. Dated August 13, 11111.
Commission in the Huntingdonshire Regiment of
Local Militia, signed by the Vice-Licutenant and
Deputy Licutenuats of the County of Hunt-
ingdon.
Ensign James Clank to be Lieutenant, vice Rugeley, resigned.
Dated October 26, 1811.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Carmarthen.
Royal Carmarthen Fuzileer Regiment of Militia.
John Nugent. Gent. to be First Lieutenant, vice Hammett, re-
signed. Dated October 25, 1811.
Roy-al Carmarthen Fuzilecr Local Militia.
John Griffiths Sent. to be First Lieutenant, vice Harries, co-
signed. Dated October 21, 1811.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Thomas Robinson, of Liverpool, merchant.
. John Fairweather Harrison, of No. 106, Fenchursh-striset, Lon-
don, banker, dealer and cbapmaa.
Wm. e'urnell, of Bristol, corn-dealer.
Abraham Ellis, of Lower East-Snittidleld, Middlesex, stopsener.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Hughes, of Pereeval-street, parish of St. James, Cleric.'
enwell, Middlesex, builder, dealer and chapman, to surrender'
November 19, 26, and December 21, at one, at Guildhall...
Attorney, Mr. Selby, Upper Charles-street, Northampton.
square, Clorkenwell.
Mark Fledeberg, of White Hart-row, Portsmouth, Haas,
ship-agent, slopseller and silverwhith, Nov. 14, at one, Nov.
30, at ten, and Dec. 21, at eleveu, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.

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A. Isaacs, No. 3, Bevis Marks, St. Mary Axe.
Ckristopher Greenwood and John Greenwood the younger, of
Bradley Mills, township of Marsden, Lancashire, c-tton-spin-
ners, manufacturers, dealers, chapmcn, and copartners, Nov.
22, 23, and Dec. 21, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern Manches-
ter. Attornies, Messrs. Johnsen and Lousdale, Niancbester ;
or Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London.
Thom& Fields, of Hackney, Middlesex, stock-broker, sheep-
salesman, dealer and chapgr.an, Nov. 12, 23, and Dec. 21, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Spearman, Hart-vt.ect,
Bloomsbury.
Alexander Stark, of Buckingham-street, York-buildings, Mid-
▪ taylor, November 12, 23, at one, and December 21, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Price, No. 50, Poland-
street, Oxford- st reet.
Nathaniel Robert Harrison, of Tadcaster, Yorkshire, innholdes,
dealer and chapman, Nov. 27, at six, Nov. 28, and Dec. 21,
areleven, at the Angel Inn, Tads:aster. Attornies, Mr. Barber.
Gray's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Upton, Tadcaster.
John Watson, of York, linen draper dealer and chapman, Dec.
2,3, and 21, at eleven, at the ReiLion-Inn, near Monk-liar,
York. Attornies, Mr. Munby, of York; or Mr. Evans, 27,
Hatton-Garden, London.
Thomas Potter, of the Huntsman and Hounds public-house,
Parkplace, Walwortb, Surrey, liquor-merchant, dealer and
chapman, Nov. 12, at eleven, Nov. 19, and Dec. 21, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Vandercom and Comyn, Bush-

The Gentlemen, to wear Black full trimmed, fringed or plain
Linen, Black Swords and Buckles.
Undress, Grey Frocks.
The Court to change the Mourning on Sunday, the
24th inst. viz.

- The Ladies to wear Black Silk or Velvet, coloured Ribbons,
tans, and Tippets; or plain White, or White and Gold, or White
and Silver Stuffs, with Black Ribbons.
The Gentlemen ►a wear Black Coats, and Black or pistil White,
er White and Gold• or White and Silver Stuff Waistcoats full-
trimmed, coloured Swords and Buckles.
And on Sunday th•t Ist of December next, the
Court to go out of Mourning.
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, NOVEMBER 9.

Rear-Admiral FOLEY has transmitted to John Wil-
son Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Carteret, of
his Majesty's ship the Naiad, stating his having en
the.6th instant captured the Requin French lugger
privateer, off Boulogne, having on board fifty-eight
men, and nominally armed with sixteen guns, hut
only two of them mounted, the res: being in the hold.
Tama of a letter from Captain Sir Ceorge.R.l Collier, of his
Majesty's ship the §urveirante, addressed to Admiral Sir C.
• Cotton, Bart, transmitted by the latter to 7. W. Croker, Esq.
Ilia Majesty's ship Surveillante at anchor, io Bermeo
Rood., October eo.
Sta —I proceeded cff Anchove on the lath inst.
Where I was joined by two hundred Guerillas, under
the command rf their Chief, Paster, - by whose exer-
t;on. in -conjunction with my pilot Ignacio de Ybar-
rarau, a sufficient number of fishing boats were im.
d to receive an equal number of 'Guerillas, I
id previously embarked from the Coast.
Soon afterwards .he Iris joinerito Leeward, when
the whole party,-accompanied by the Marines of the
two frigates (under the coin:nand of Lieutenant Cul:sr
pies) pushed off for the river Mundaea, where a land-
ing was elected about two miles from Vermeer, the
object of our attack,
The French guard, sZ ginned in the town of Mila•
daca, evacuated it immediately.
. The frigates advancing with a fight breeze towards
the town of Beimeo, while the party which had lan-
ded appeared in the hills turning the enemy's right,
gave him but little time to hesitate,, and. Monsieur
Dedier, the Commandant, took the short though rug-
ged road, over the mountains for Bilboa.
The next morning at daybreak, Mr. Kingdom,
master's-mate, was dispatched to blow up the guard
house and destroy the sinal-station on the heights
of Machichaco, which service he executed perfectly.
In the course of rise d ty every thing'that could be
ascertained to be pubic property belonging to the
French, was either brou....ht off or destroyed, the
rua d-house' store house, and stibling on die hill
Linwit up and burnt, and its battery, consisting of 4
eighteei, pounders, destroyed and the guns broken,
the gunpowder given to Pastor, and shot thikawn into;
the sea ; two other small batteric4 tcomotaiding the
high-road and mole-head, sharing thp,sapubiate.
The utmost possible annoyance haviag been given
to the enemy, and all the vessels brankhinut from
the Mole, the marines and guesillas were re-embark-
ed; and this morning. I dispatched the latter, under
protection of .he Iris, to land at a spot. agried upon
with Pastor, remaining here myself until I havi
adjusted the claims of several Spaniards respecting
their
I ha• e t e satisfaction to state, that yesterday a
smell disision of .5i I men, dispatched from Biika to
suc.onr the garrison, appraa hed the town, and were
met by the advanced guerilla guard, of triiiing nu.
mer:cal superiority, and immediately put to flight ;
some few of the nealy were killed, though only one
prisoner wa. brought 'n, who owes his life to his hav-
ing, tallaii into the ands of a guerilla reel nit.
I have only to add, that the most pei feet c rd alty
prevailed Am..ng ow men and the Spaniards; that
no less whatever was sustai led by us; and that the
steady conduct of Lieu,encat Cupples, the Officers,
and Royal Marines, would ave JecicEd the bibiness
of the day, had the enemy given them :he met Ling ;
and I feel considerable obligation to my fist I ieute-
nan; O'Reilly, and :he -officers and crews of bah
ships. I WV* the honour to be, &c, (Signed)
OSlNtfix R. Cou.an, Captain.

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lane, Cannon-street.
John Cook Acton, late of Robinson's-row, Kingsland, Middlesex,
victualler, dealer and chapman, Nov. 16, 23, and Dec. 21, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walker, 014 Jewry.
Theophilus Lowe, of Botolph-lane, London, oilman, dealer and
chapman, NoVember 12, 23, and Dec. 21, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Canterbury-square, Southwark.
Thomas Davis Knight, of Grovel.ace, City-Road, Middlesex,
insurance broker, dealer and chapinati, Nov. 12, 19, and Dec.
21, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Lamb, Swithin's-lane,
James and John Bennett, 01 Manchester, cotton-spinners,
dealer., chapman, and copartners, Nov. 21, 22, and Dec. 21,
at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attorney, Mr.
Win. Edge, St. Ann. Church-yard, Manchester.
Thomas fotherley and Richard White the younger, late of Goo-
port, Hants, ship-chandlers, dealers and chapmen, Dec. 3, at
one, Dec. 4, at eleven, and Dec. 21, at twelve, at the India
Arms inn, Go..crt. Attorney, Mr. Cruickshank, Gosport.
John Forster, of W igan, Lancashire, grocer, porter-dealer, dealer
and chapman, Dee. 4, at five, Dec. 5, and 21, at eleven, at the
Eagle and Child, in Wigan. Attcrnies, Thomas Windle, Esq.
John. street, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. Herry Gasket', of
Wigan.
Thomas Shepherd, late of Great Mary-la-bonne-street, Middlesex
linen-draper, Nov. is, at twelve, Nov. 11, and December 21,
at ten, at GuildlialL Attorney, Mr. Oakley, Martin's-lane,


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linen-elraper.—Nov. St. R. Waists, of King's-roat.‘, Chelsea, India-
rubber manufactiarar.—Nov.lo..l. Davis Scott, of South Cadbury,,
Sonsenetsbire, jobber.—Dec. S. J. Salter, of Bermondsey New-
road, carpenter.—Dec. 19. S. Paul Batniord, of Exeter, factor.
D. 3. I. Mather, of Liverpool, plumber.—Nov. 30. E. Cooper,
of Malden, carpenter.--Nov. 30. E. Wakeling, of Clare, Suffolk,
brewer.—Nov. 30. J. Davidson, of East India Chambers, merchant.
Nov. SO. I. Welsh and J. Sexton, of New Compton-street, calico-
glatiers.—Nov. 90. W. I'. Delia, of st. Margareis-hill, South-
wark, jeweller.—Nov. SO. L Duffin, of Buckingham, linen-draper.
CERTIMATIS, NOV. Ni.
J. Brown, of Princes-street, Cavendish-square, haberdasher.—
it• Dawson, of Oxford-stceet, linen-draper..—R. Rippon, W. Lees,
and T. Wilkinson, jun. of Liverpool, merchants.-1. Pollitt, of
Manchester, cotton-spinner—M. Sheers, of Borough Market,
horse-dealer:—.l. Rivers, R. and R. and J. Howard, of Mitcham,
calico-printers —W. Fawcett. of Liverpool, merchant—T. Bunn,
of King-street, Norwich, eorn-merchant--S. Jones, Duke-street,
Aldgate, draper-•-R. Main, of Greenwich, Ihior-cloth-manufac-
. turer—E. Butler, of Buckingham, plumber—H. Dirks, St. Cathe. 1
rine's-square, shopkeeper—T. l.inford, Cheapside, silvtrunizh.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
I. Chipp:ndale and M. Gambling, Mickley-mill, flax-spinner.
R. Cleaver and J. C. Robinson, Stony-lane, Southwark, carmen.--
, S. Coleman, A. Bailey, and G. Coleman, Norwich, cotton-manti-
facturen.—T. Martell and B. W. Palmer, Daventry, spizit-iner-
, chants.—S. Aladin, R. Loopon, M. Johnson, and W. Hewitt,
Brampton, Derbyshire, potters.—R. Stevenson, B. and B. E and
S. Godwin, Cobridge, earthenware-manufacturers.--S.Carringt on ,
J. Wall, and T. Noyes, LiverpooL—C. L.Waltace, C. G. Cotterill,
• and H. A. Bayly,Waterford, Ireland, provision-merchants.—C. L.
Wallace and C G. Cotterill, New Ross. Wexford, Ireland, provi-
sion-merchants.—C. Higgins and J. Deers, Bermondsey-square,

hverage Price of Corn in England and Wales front the returns
ending the Id of November 1811.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease.
s. 4. Is. 4. I
s. d. I s. d. I a. 4. I d.
10! 4 $ 48 4 SO 5 58 6 81 It
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made
la tie week ending the 6th day ~1 Nev. is Ms. 11 fd.per cwt.

THE BRAZILS.

By the ship Mary, arrived in the D.wns from Rio
Janeiro, the following letter has been received :

" RIO JANEIRO, SEPT. s.
" We have no tidings of the fall of Monte Video ;
neither do we expect shortly to hear of such an event,
as the Buenos Ayres army makes little progress in
its approaches to the city. At present things are
going on badly in the River Plate; and until matters
are settled, we shall not be able to proceed to Buenos
Ayres.
" Much has been said about our assisting the Monte
Videans : that measure, you may. rely, is determined
upon ; 7000 Portuguese, some time ago, departed
hence to aid the cause of Spain, and on the 29th ult.
a Portuguese smack arrived in twelve days from
Monte Video, bringing accounts of their safe arrival I
in the territories of Monte Video. We learn that ne-
gotiations are going on in the River Plate for the ac-1
commodation of matters between the Junta of Buenos
Ayres and Elio; but nothing decisive can take place
until the arrival there of Admiral De Courcy, who
departed from hence ten days since, with a laudable
view of bringing about a reconciliation between the
contending parties."

CARACCAS. AUGUST 24.

)[!PATCH PROW THE SUPERIOR JUNTA OF SANTA FE TO
DON CHRLSTOVAL DE MENDOZA.
" Most Excellent Sir-Tye inhabitants of this
city have witnessed avith the greatest joy the rapid
progress the cause of Liberty has made over the Con-
tinent of South America, and are extremely anxious,
as much as in their power, to support the independ-
ence to which all have an equal claim, and which
claim, they trust, they shall see universally asserted.
" The bigotry and tyranny exercised by the Go-
vernors sent from Old Spain, long denied to men
born free the rights of freemen ; but the mother-
country, now itself enslaved, will too severely feel
the misery of subjection.
" The residents of this city and province have al-
ready given undoubted proofs of their attachment to
the cause of Liberty, and of their love to its sup-
porters; and they now, by the supplies which ac-
company this dispatch to your Excellency, afford a
,further evidence of their firmness and zeal. They beg
Ito lay on the table of the General Congress of Vene.
James monatt, late of Sutton Valence, Kent, sadler, harness-
maker, dealer and ehapman, Nov. 27, at five. Nov. 28, and Dec. zuela, to be placed in the publib treasury, and to be
to the public service, the sum of 250,000
21, a: eleven, at the Littleton Arms Inn, Penkridge, Stafford- applied
shire. Attorney, Mr. Hunt, No. 5, Surrey-street, Strand; or dollars-a great portion of which consists of the con-
. Mr. Isaac Marklew, Wallah. tributiens of private individuals.
George :limmoos, la,. of stanpte-street, Westminster-bridge,
Surrey, dealer and easpnian, November 19, 11, and Dec. 21, "On the installation of the General Congress of
at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Edward Eyre, No. 3, the Provinces of Venezuela, they thought they could
Gray's-Inn square, London; or Mr. John Bigg., Reading. not supply a more acceptable present, and the Con.
James Cooper, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, linen-draper, dealer and gress may be assured, that while the inhabitants of
chaplet; Nov. olt. 25, at six, Nov. 26, and Dec. Si, at eleven, at
the Three Cranes Inn, liarnsk7. Santa Fe offer their treasures, they will nut be back-
ward, in case of need, to yield their persons to the
John Todd and George Todd, of Liverpool, woollen-drapers and' .. ,
copartners, Dec. 2,3, and 21, at eleven, at the George-Inn, service of toe State.
Liverpool. Atturnies, Mr. 1 homes Chambre, Chapel-street, " Signed in the name of the Superior Junta of the
Bedford-row, London ;or Messrs. Statham and Ilughes,Ex- city of Santa Fe, at the Hall of Government, 20th
change-buildings, Liverpool. July, 1811, in the Ist year of their freedom.
Wiliam Lousdale, of Liverpool, merchant' Dec. 4,5, and 21,
seCARLOn rINTo. GERALDO, President.
at eleven, a: the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Tho-
mas Cambre, Chapel-street, Bedford row, London; or " Fit. M. Dec PRADEZ, Secretary."
Messrs. stathams and Hughes, I.iverpooL Similar declarations have been received from San
Samuel Willoughby, of Bread-street-hill, London, coal-merchant, Felipe.
Nov. 12, 19, at one, and Dee. 21, at ten, at Guddball. Attor-
ney, Mr. Jesse, FurnivaPs-Inn, Holborn. AUGUST 25.-This day arrived a Courier from the
William Hawes, late of Hammersmith, Middlesex, soap-mane- army of the Commander-in Chief Don F. de Mi- ,
lecturer, dealer and chaplet; Nov. 12, 19, and Dec. 21, at rands. The people of Coro, it appears, are disposed
ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Jennings and Collier, to submit.
No. 9, Carey-street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. AUGUST 26.-The affairs of these provinces bear a
William V entworth Deschamps of Lawrence Pountney-lane,
London, merchant, dealer and :hap man, Nov. 16, 19, and Dec. favourable appearance, and the expansion of liberty
• 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Harvey and Warne, seems to produce the corresponding expansion of
St. Helen's-place, I.ondon. ' mind. All obstacles, since the fall of Valencia, have
Charles Laing, of Wapping, Middlesex, ship-chandler, dealer
and chapmen, November 1 le, Dec. X, and Si, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Hacket, No. 31, Old Bethlem, New the Corians. They have, it is true, a small army,
1 road-street, London. and two or three pieces of artillery, but reekonirg iti
John Henderson Valentine, of Church• passage, in the Old Jewry, at the utmost, and including two reinforcements oh.
and of Lloyd's Coffee-house, London, insurance-broker, dealer
.. tainod from Puerto Rico in June last, it does not ex.
and cbarran, Nov. 14, So, and Dec. 21, at eleven, at Guise-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Rivington, Fencburch-Buildings, Fen. .cted 1" men ; while the arm; of Miranda alone,
church-street. is above 4000 strong, and all the artillery found at
DIVIDENDS. Valencia will be added to it.
Dec. 7. T. Bentley and I. A. Whytt, of Fenchurch-street, dry- The Government here is now conducting itsdf
salters.-Dee. 7. E. and F. Doke of kith2M, Kent, linen-drapers. .01 much propriety although in the height of its
Boys, of Preston, builder.- Nov. an. J.. 1. Bowling, of WI • • . 9
New Bond-street, hatter.- Nov. A. E. Lt comae, of Fetter-lane, indignation arainst its formcr oppressors, it has been
jeweller. - Dec. :•. G. hart, of Woodbridgt, beer-brewer.- guilty of some excesses. A few natives of Old Spain,
Nov. SO. IL Bradfield, of Attleburgh, Norfolk, miller. -Dec. S. J. who had employed themselves in plotting continually
and J. Striven, of A!cester, Warwickshire, needle-rnaken-Nov. azainst the New Sate, had been either :hipped off, '
se. 1. Hurry, of Nag's Head-court, Graceehurch-street, merchant. • '''
Nov. 39. h. Fowles, of Nag's Head-court, Gracechureft-otreet, or executed, when convicted, though the convictions
merchant.-Nov. Si. J. Willis, G. Morse Jukes' J. Grey Jackson, may not have been very regular, or the decision ma. ,
and J. Langley, af Salisl•nry-equare,lnsumnee-Itrokers.-/fov. iv. turn. • At present all is quiet, and, I am happy tol
W. Wells, jun. of Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer.-Dos. S. R. Fmk, say that the authorities now established are likely to
of ‘A ickhain-market, shopkeeper.-Dec. S. J. Haworth, of be'k
Kingston-uncts-Hull, merchant-Nov. Se..-W. Eames, of Little .mole stable than many of the Governments of
Moortlekls, stable-keeper.-Dec. 3. A. Eversd, of Lower Grua- Europe. General Miranda, whose conduct was
venor-street, wire-merchant.-Nev. 3. L Gascoin, of Woodstock- ' viewed „et first with suspicion, is now held in the
and, taylo-.-Dec. 7. J. Long, of Kingston, male ter.-Dec. 7. J. higtacet esteem. to be ambitious and
Horner, u: West Smithfield, victualler.-Dce. 10, E. Jones, orDocl- •-•
dingburst, Essex, vietnaller.-Dee.lo. B. Harlem; of Middle Scot- deigning, but holisaesisknawn
given
such unequivocal proofs
:Ant-yard, wirie-tnerchant---,..*See. 3. J. rutton, of Hanley, Oleo- of li is attachment to the Revolutionary Party, that
onossaire, shopkeepr.-!,... I. T. Lillebriska of klaWiteshilry, fall ettAidtll46 is rfposed in him.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11.
PRICE OF STOCKS THUS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
S per Ct. Cow. for stoney S$ 64—Ditto fir account nil
$ pit Ct. Reduced 611-4 pot Cent. 79 to 7ei
Navy sper Ct. 96f —Bonds 171.pr0.-011111i4121 ---
Fla. Bala (ad.) la dia. Is. pre.--Daco (Sid.)

The French privateers, taking the advantage of doe
S. W. wind, appeared in great numittri yesterday off'
Dover, and at one P. M. a large lugger brought up
:in our Roads, with a view to interce,,t two ships Anil
a brig coming
.from the westward, but the batteries
hawing alsrmed the coast, a man of war brig Love i.
sight off Folkstone, which made the lugger eer cll
The two ships which thus narrowly escaped, pt,,ve
be the Pursuit, Cattvazs, and the Minter, LIMA rtz.i
from Surinam.

.Lord S. Haunts was the Lord in Waiting y:st•
day, at St. James's, and the Hon. Mr. Vattatts the
Groom, in the room of General Fixca.
Yesterday, the Court neat into mourning for Ins
late Serene Highness, Prince Geoana of Bausurwicw,
Nephew to his MaJury. The Courtiers who were
at the Palace yesterday, inquiring after the state of
the 'Klan, were dressed according to the order front
the Lord Chamberlain's (lice.
.The Duke of YORK had an audience yesterday of
the Peaces RIEGINT, previous to his gotat to Oat-
lands to meet the Duke of Cawatuncm, Princess
CIIIARLOTTZ of WALE, who left Windsor on Saturday
afternonn with the Duchess of You., to spend a few
days with the Duchess.

• The Duke of CLARD/CleC visit to Sheerness was,
lite his Royal Highness's visit to the Downs, distin-
guished by acts of-kindness and humanity : expressing
himself in the highest terms of praise at the excelkat
discipline and moldier-like appearance of the Sd West
York Militia, he requested the Commanding Officer
to set at liberty those who were confined for miscon.
duct. His Royal Highness was accompanied by
' Vice-Admiral Sir H. Stanhope, Re4r-Admiral
ThomasWilkiunsi General Rudyard, Commissioner
Lobb, Lord Colvin, Hon. Captain Maitland, Car-
tains Walker, Campbell, W. Hanwell, J. Hanwell,
i Bing, Bingham, Mason, Oliver, Shepherd, Wells,
, Rennie, New, Anderson, Simmonds, and Ross, and
Lieutenant Munns, who had the honour of steering
and landing the Royal Duke for the first time on the
Isle of Sheppy.

NATIONAL. Dear.—An account of the reduction of
the National Debt, from the Ist August, 17969 til
the Ist November, 1811 :

Redeemed by the Sink* Fund
Transferred by Land Tax recleaned
Ditto by Life Annuities purchased
On account of Great Britain
Ditto of Ireland
Ditto of Imperial Loan
Ditto of Loan to Portugal

A 64,503,392
- 23,1174,969
. 1,536,692

A 1109,914,111111
1,72.1,60
1,219,514
. *SON

Total A1t111,26t,027

R The sum to be upended in the ensuing jamas*
43,415,538 6s. Id.
The Hon. FRANCIS NATIAANIIL BURTON, late R♦
presentative for the County of Clare, bas declared his
intention to offer himself a Candidate for that Couati
on the nett vacancy.
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It appears by advices received via Un;ted States,
that the expedition destined against Batavia, had been
spoken b) an American vessel a week after it had
sailed, at which period it was steering a prosperous
course, though some of the hindmost vessels had felt.
but in a slight degree, the effects of the late storm.
which proved fatal to so many ships in Madras Roads.
The Governer of Batavia, General DAZIIDALI, ap-
prised of the intentions of the Indian Goverunasati.
had withdrawn his forces from the interior, and was
making 'very preparation for the defence of the Set.
dement.

By a vessel which left Malaga on the 17th ult. ne
learn, that contrary to what has been represented, the
Polish garrison, 11't) strong, still remaiued within the
walls. This circumstance involves in doubt Inv) what
has been alleged of the shipment of a detachment of
the army of Ballasteros, to proceed in an Eastern di-
rection, where, we were told, the French force was
considerably diminished.
By the Ariadne, which has reached an Irish port,
some private letters from the United States to mer-
cantile houses have come to band, containing, we
are informed, large orders for British manufactures,
to be ready for shipment by the Ist of January. Tbey
are given by houses of the first respectability, who
conj&ture that by that period the restrictions on trade
will be removed.
The Ltairrsixo, Captain Dflnlfe arrived at Ports-
mouth on Saturday evening. She left Buenos Ayres
on the 14th of September. The Ntaaes, Captain
EIMMOODs sailed on the same day foe the Braslls.—
The .I..teurarnso has 600,000 dal** on board, for
I Government.

The Sabina and Prost* Spanish frigates arrived
at Portsmouth from Cadiz, tat from Comtism, are
to be docked. The latter has been io defective, that
it is expected she will not be repaired. 'rhea ships
are tray atannecl, and altogether in a very inefficient
state. Lieutenant Amuse, of the British Navy, ha►
been presented with SO guineas, for his able ezertioks
in directing thrir navigation to Pottanouth.
The Antelope, Admiral Sir J. T. DI7IIIILIFORTr.
T.B. Capt. CA tipsters'. which arrived atPortsasou.n
on Saturday from Newfoundland, which place ►be
left on the 26th of 'October, has been just a firtnight
on her passage. His Grace the Duke of MAX-
cntsrcK, (Governor of Janpiea) and his friend,
Gouts), Esq. came passeniers in the Antelope
I they were bronobt from Halifax to St. John's, in the
Rattler, Captain Gamow. The Antelope touched
, at Torbay, and latnied Messrs. Stabb, Mud&e, Butler,
and Gon, merchents; Car. Chisholm, Rbral Veteran
Battalion, and Lieut. Haunt, Ro) al Artillery, poi-
:engem The Avenger had sailed on the 25th with the
frac for Lisbon, Cadiz. and the Mediterranean; and
the Hazard was expected to leave the next day.—Mr.
John Bandyshe and Mr.Charks Baker bed born pro-
moted to the rank of Lieutenants the (-truer into die
liveirer, and the litter in the hazard,

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