Star.
London, England, 1803-03-02 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY S.

Aimee tt—The Union, Kingfton, from Penzance at Naples;
the Race Ho-fe, from hence and Leghorn at do the
Northumberland, —,from hence for Newcaftle at Shields;
the Jane, Henderfon, from do. for New York at Rhode Illand ;
the Apollo. —, from Valencia at Hoylake; the William,
Hain, from hence at Gambia. 24th oElober ; the G..orge,
Woodltnek, from hence at Africa : the Ainfley, Kendall; the
Triton, Barrow; and the Cotton Planter, hl'eaw, from hence
at do. the Speculator, Ward, from he ce at do. in 28 day, ; the
Ceres, Cudd, from hence at Liflaon the William, Eames, from
hence at Rouen.

A letter from an Officer belonging to the Ex-
crt.Lsor, dated Batbiidoes, Dec. 23, rays, "We
have jtift anchored here, where we found the
thyssts, Commodore Hono. We expeft to re-
main here come time longer, but our Commodore
(the Hon. Captain STOPPORD) goes home in the
CASTOR, and will fail in a few days. Mr. W.
NASH is appointed Lieutenant of the fhip, in the
room of Lieutenant T. CHURCH, who is promoted
to the BUSY, vice Capt. Co•st sIiLAYHE deceafed."
A melancholy accident occurred nn board the
Hoop Nonpareil, on her way from Black River to
Port Royal, Jamaica, about ten o'clock on the
night of the 3oth December lad. As Capt. Wm.
Willi, who commanded her, was heaving the
lead on the larboard fide of the quarter deck, in
order to try his foundings, when nearly abreall of
Pedro Bluff, he unfortunately fell overboard, and
was drowned.

The St. Nicholas, alias Diligence, BARDT, from
Malaga for Vera Cruz, was drove on thore near
Algefiras on the 3 t ft January.

The Archduke Cumuli is raid to have experi- mer.Chscran's. to 6d per lb. Mr. El!mates, 25.34. The
enced a relapfe of his diforder, in confequence of The :be of Bedford's, (1.17 from
nit
auFer, Wobatn,
is.
'id.
which a Courier bad been difpatched to Milan, for Bectforantire, as. Id. Mr. St imazi.:,i oFfirVin, at
Mauldin,
a& 11.
the famous Phyfician MOSCATI. Mr. South's. so. sd.
In the French ferrite, according to the prefent Lord Sore titytt,Ls gave a long Ratement of the
arrangement, no General Officer can have a re- improved Rate of wool, and the prices fince the
giment.—Thrife Generals who have deferved well year 5792 • and his Lordfhip. contended, that al-
of their country, are provided for in fucceffion, by though a few pence in a pound may appear mit
being appointed to the command of Dillridts ,• or, _ling, yet in fifteen hundred (beep he had known
as they are now called, Military Divifions. Of 300 it pay the rent of the farm ; and in his Ratements
Generals, 75 are provided for in this way ; many he was confirmed by an eminent dealer in wool.
nave have the command of garrifons, and are em. His Lordfhip again rofe, and laid it would be
ployed in the infpeaion of the troops, Rotes, tec. great fatisfaaion to the public to have a confider.
Others are employed in the civil department, on able competition. The merits of thofe who had
embaflies, in the colonies, Sec. not been fuccef.ful were fo great, that he thought
A letter from Havre, dated Feb. ar, rays, " Our of a method of rewai ding force of them. although,
Theatre is crowded molt nights; Lift week Owen, he coddled, inadequately, in addition to the
a noted pugilift, and another perfon from London, I prizes he had publicly offered ; he had therefore
difplayed all the different attitudes known by the I feleaed the two next belt Candidates, for whom he
connoiffeurs inboxing.on the Rage, three flicceffive offered a filver cup. He feleaed Mr. Hamar
evenings, for which they received a third of the Cotes, of Somerfetfhire, and Mr. Mitexe's oxen ;
profit, which was very confiderable." !and the method his Lordfhip propofed to decide
which of them fltould have the cup was, by putting
Letters from Dunkirk, Rate, that the epidemic
malady, which prevails there is fuppofed to be the their names into it, and his Lordfhip prefented
them to the Marquis of Sewn, who drew Mr. Mu..yellow fever, imported in Tome veffels which Tome them
time ago arrived at that port from St. Domingo. at. His Lord(hip then prefented the cup to Mr.
Three fourths of the people of the town are ill of WH lima, Mr. Mit ties falefman. His Lord-
this difeafe, and fourteen or fixteen die of it daily.
fhip
propofed
he other cup
between
BTNG and Mr. :the
cu
Sac Mr. ROBERTevrees drew
The French have quarantine laws, but they are
the names, and the cup fell to the lot of Mr. Beach
unfortunately ill enforced. Whether this malady
Hi. Lordfhip then read a letter which he had re-
he or not the yellow fever, or a modification of it,
ceived from Mr. NICHOLS, who propofed. that
it teems fufficiently proved to be epidemic; and to
poffefs no little degree of malignity. This being a depot &mild be opened, under the manage-
meat of a Committee of Agriculturias in Loa-
the cafe, we hope our Government will, as has
always been its mode of procedure hitherto, in Rant-
don, for the reception of all improved imple-
ly enforce fuch regulations as may prevent its im-
menus in agriculture, and every improvement
portation from France. The nearer the evil, the relative theieto ; likewife for a library to be
more flrialy fhould they be enforced. opened, where every publication relative to Agri-
culture (hould be kept; and that Leaures on
At the Parifian Carnival in the lag year, there Agriculture fhonld be delivered at Rated times,
were not lefs than 70,000 marks on foot in the which he would himfelf undertake to deliver, with-
flreets. This feafon there were not Soo. This
!out any remuneration, provided a better could not
" falling off" in French gaiety is accounted for be found. His Lordfhip paid many handfome
from two caufes—the fatal ravages of the diforder compliments to Mr. NICHOLS, and allured him all
I. grippe, which has put nine families out of ten into due
attention would be paid to his propofal, which
mourning, and the increafed price of provifions, had his moil hearty concurrence.
which has been nearly doubled within the IA fix
month., and excited of courfe a confiderable (hare 1 Mr. hitcwoes returned his Lordlhip thanks for
of difcontent amongli the lower orders. !the flattering manner in which his propofal had
A letter from Cracow, dated Jan. 29, rays
been received. He added, that Gentlemen engag-
:
The celebrated Polifh Chancellor ROLLONTAY,
ed in agricultural purloin frequently went to in-
detained hi the Aultrian prifons fince the coalition fpea improved implements that were to be fold in
London, and found perfons completely unqualified
war of 1794, has at length been releafed. He was
' to explain how they were to be ufed, by which
ercorted to the frontiers of Pr Alan Silefia,and there ,
means inflruments of great merit got into dif-
fet at liberty. He had requefied leave to fpend : repute. Many Gentlemen, he further obferved,
fcme time in our city, but could not obtain it; but
retitled fix months in the year in London, who
at Ereflati, to which he repaired on an invitation were were engaged in agricultural purfuits ; if fuch an
from the Pruflian Minifter de HOYM, he met withn eftablilliment was formed, they would have an op-
the moil diainguiffied reception. He thence pro-
I portunity of frequently meeting, and when Gen-
c ceded to Warfaw, where he received from the Em-
peror of Ruffi itlemen and farmers came from the country, they
a an invitation, which he accepted, in t would know where to refort to for information.
purer to pay a vifit to Peteriburgh. M. Ju Liam We noticed among the perfons of dißinaion
Matt ea swivz, the companion of Kasciouseo,haslprefent,
returned from the United States, where he his
accleired a confiderable eflablifliment. He has 1 The Duke of Bedr^r'l' Nlirqui' SUP' 1"d Sack‘ine• 144
,c.e
Lord Wl4lll R cfrell, the Hod (Scow wawa,
arrived here to fettle his family affairs. He has Sir Thomas 11
Carr, Mr. Coke, Mr. Northey, air. fle. Mr.
alto received an invitation from the Emperor . Ellroan, Mr. TartcrfalL Mr. Runciman, and Mr.Garrant.the
ALIZANDIS, and it is' believed will proceed to celebrated Atc.!eller.
Peter:burgh." 1 About nine o'clock the company reparated.