Star. — London, England, 1804-02-27 00:00:00

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VileUTiss TUB 71118 Of Nines As • DAT roe ACTS ISIOS•01.111141 A• 111 'rime faavaa. a Cimino —As it is nutria that among the na• ef the wets there are hat few whelk eirillence wad have been marked with fuch fignal of the firma, of Divine PRORIDOSCS as our fe it cannot be denied bat that, on the deal this Came sauce, having more than Nie Nee froot a tb r i t sshc of profpnaty. and being Ilbeeellemsd withapproach ing rain, has learned re patolly, sad hi mob flriking manner, its de as the AU-powerful LORD of the Usivetfe. Its is so (=Ann to go fa far bad to die only swab of the Republic to prove this—.we seed nay rdee es the events of the two lift years.— had the will of all the friends of their coon. of the humus race, been iv stilled by the itinedelles of a peace, that put an end to a mob bloody sod siektative war ; fcucely had the therm of our ariiosal profperity begun to flow in their ae. ashamed channel, Co as to enable as to flatter our. Cam with the hope that oar ruined affairs were likely, leader DOORS Numerics, to be re4Rablifited,when ambition end cruel jealoary re-kindled the torch of war, in Contempt and open violation of the treaty which bad been but jug concluded, and with a prodl. galezpence of treafure andofblood. By this unhappy war, to which not only the facred faith of our trea ties of alliance, but even the duty of fell defence compels us, we (non few all the fources of our mil: fortunes and increafing poverty again open Our flips richly laden with the produCtions of our colo• sties, and the ttedures of our reviving commerce, were captured while they woe putfuing their peace ful deflination, even before any Jeclaration of war. Already (owe of our foreign polleffions have fallen before the lisperior force of nor enemy : every day our fatuation is rowing work by the ilagnation which prevails in the different branches of our root. • melts and indufley ; and the confidetable factifices which the part we Lave to bear in this fatal war re quires from us, impnie upon us the unavoidable ne zeity of laying new berth, upon our fellow citi zens, whole burdens are already great. The conlideration of this unfortunate arid humili ating fititation of the Republic would make us almotl depose of ever feeing its affairs re•eflablillied on a (did foundation, if we did not feel the moll lively werluisfiao that all shore evils (though Mired op by g • itijuttiee of a neighbouring power, who :us rand, hallily e n t ered into the war) have yet happened ISDZicf the wile and bountiful direction of that all•rul ing rILOViDIRCII whole mercy can ag-.'n dole the wooed. which we have received from his hand, who cos cheap opproicoo,ood v i tiverfity to the feeds of Ireariar , t5ark........,31.3. in bearet.le rima T IM CTURES of the late q eillneli De." 301111 MACK. Iglus Praha , ef Cbe. I I :‘ *de Ihdredly el 1111diegb; yebelhei frees do As. 10$1011111 10 ... ... • . 11011011bt . D. I , . . ~ /ey of Ildebetiti. i by the Ideer, wily i eel reedy le mite t• afortate ' - eflbt ' eiberefePleldsgbertet disk Klee. ' I le des k eel beeretremeess tvikb lumbago -, Me *Wig Owed. year suf. . - Per PatematovelvolT. emlo.lliet. . sad I MONO Reek% Pert VeCNUiltb.l6lllrea be dtt 100-0 0 . , t Pled" Ise" Abet mad de dati•je. ' OMR MOW. JamfeT. Woe. I . S i ater ber laie=r4grorprbesWediwbott my ;Ad itlibeit It. • .. "A row. cOnstraiOro mom ASD TO STU* =IOW; Will 4111 W Am Pamlico. JOHN sad JAMS NOW , of Millipw. bee MOM , Ohre tbset lobe alb to efl• - e — Odl Peraset, Om dr/ ewe be tined, wed de Team alt. Week by /milks se MAL Anirm Word. UN. S. Wisiaest. retaii ikikag ill we llt Wthetereci=ki i.e.! tt. =MAN eel Adkins. Petbee.ge 'be PelOeull et Ofeforwo..oelieeafe We odes IN by NA AMA.. bailee. se. Ste Itediedtdeest. Ifesobsdir. . ilpowAr diessoarb ettelybess est eflinite. 4 aillibilefollibriLliftille trfeee bliamb ef it "i s Petitees.. " b ili t t r a d. eilletlibelletet by deCeerebees el do ....,Lueltrtiolli.gelorialliWilig oleteielledim ig Id" 1.6.- ‘111, 16111 1 1 11 shabode eidlieleet ountemoiliss. .-.7"--1411dle. 1011111 eid 'AIMS P.0111•TO3f. . • o t lebblallbol. wbie 'MAN= MR ides Iliespi is tbedeleity ef a r • eery b tee were egensedy Odeties dot te Weft by dr endia. oar stet"` seelnete se year Pip .' , toe Pomo% lei g l e t a ttes at pee yisiet se Urn ekte le S t Out bore are eddied Mot dr OpMelef leeks beteg by die seser `.• • • ' ebvir4 dot al UM Wiese et week lbw eye Alma effelbabieefelteeeettee,Wertellele illeiliellethbel ben bon le Ite•Pot de seed of fiaddyamile —att.& a. t....eamt sem ee to mar tome end then leaking happioefs. and has nude the billow of oar country fo often bear 'rimers of this needing with, it is tbii encouraging perfinfioa which makes it cm duty to renal to our reculleaion the proofs which we bare already experienced of the Divine Goodoefs. Who does not recollea that at the beginning of laft year this country was threat ened with a molt deftrultin.intmdation by thewaft collation of heaped up ice in our rivers, when our furs were fuddeoly clawed, and the constry fend by a thaw, which brought no mifery with it I Who can ender without gratitude. that the contagious difeafe. more definitive and terrible than the (ward of war, which. in another part of the world. is the Cosine of elution, otherwife happy in prerperity and peace. and which has already raged with fury in Tome parts of Europe, has not. however, readied es yet. although our mean commerce emptied is to. more denser than ether nations t Whom teethdet, without -&.; gratitude, that notwithbadlog all the .blacks which the (pint of (that AP haet =gibes our nation) bei to esteoetter, half! bat even aow infpres hopes that to happier days it may revive at Who can fee, without gratitude, that a the Wilk elm inereafing did refes. then an..*l fosse men who have not oily the will, but the of toMsligi titktrtbeCe d • sad Porircutka*si t i a l ta . • or dis Wines of 'Malty .Me Thars teofsdentione. tabs 1 0 11 1414 4 ors 'thitentestins for sot defpairing of the ramp fame how mach should wait *mta widi F aso( nedend wifer by"Orei ann. welhan, for the totem &When economy. Woman* sod rooderatios to that god* Inc ory which was extended to all clefs,- feoy ;it we &Wiens to be Isore a r aw ie ofift more% and more item end in me mod 11 then ell bins. we Oa VlllOlO Of reli• eiay thermals& which was the 4lntelmellt Of the Ira fotaders of on Utak. bat width is rim fo in milittLebit a allat. ant who:kabalism Mtn the lat e( eta oaths t gui=drethelife, we tart low that the Goo den others would chases oar &Ma& light• end midden Get bitters agithdloor atthat payers fos: the fafety of the nem,. dolt is far the advisement if digs did, end for all thofe maim used. irate with thil 4 Ztatson of th e Legiladve Body. it has ben that ail the cities, town. end Arias pf the lie thr :a v rkepoblie, a day Oa be appointed for a M s folk beesnience sad „Pra " !thief. we ban find for iyeasefiny the to give as oppormthy to all the iththftnts of the Re poli& to unite an the essiOnef their religions awn- Win, mod iambic theathine is the tali Neon asanser before at. mieUrnt _their tranfgreSoos and fins. to adore - eves the . Wen -nts width His hand infEas upon us, to recommend to His favour and protection the argent want and Maas of this country, with a Gwen defign_of rendering thensfelves in futon worthy of theft %deft**, which are the re. ward of a virtuous and religiose nation. We exhort, therefore, every citizen. upon that day. to pray ar dendy to Goo. that he may give us again pe acea aod profperity t that be may grant that all fiab we are obliged to nuke to obtain that objedk . nod PI lay tbi fendmiems of lailiseeMY that be may Wag tbe beasts and of the lovers ef the tears sod groans el the any &minds who fitlfer by it. fo that if Fable, dse etutios of hewn blood may cede that be may crown with his Wens there nollituted authorities. whofe labour tends to shore objeas; and that be may open again the foams of our nationl profperity. end Wire their pacifies by the concor4 virtue% and .wfcieations conduit ef the faithful iAabinnts of this country. 4 1 To attain this falntary olio% the G,oveemseut of the Saw ordains, that the molest Proclamation ball be made as public as potfible, and that the Ad minitira6oa (hall take diligent care, that the faid day (hall be celebrated throughout the Republic, with de cencyaolosnaity, and in a manner fuited to its ob it& and that on that day the exercife of all Profef fions or Trades mall be fufpended, as well as all public amufensents,. that no obaacle or trouble mall occur to the good difpofitions of the religious friends of their country, and that the moll Holy Name of Goo (hall be every where glorified and implored with all becoming refpea. 0 At the Hague, February 6, 1804.. “ A. P. a. I. YAM RRRRR OLTI. 4, By Order of the Government of the State, 44 C. 0 HULTMAN." LONDON. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 17. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK s Conf. for money. 554—Ditto, for April 5544. Reduced 5514--Omniunt 34 dif • PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY: per Cent Red. 551 56 55{ L. Ann. tt.4 7.16 3 C. Conf. Imp. An 9 7.161 4 per per Cent. 7 114 Euglillt 131 b. per Cent. Navy 1111 , 19 Oninium 5 per Cost 1797, 94 Ca E for arr. 33111 DusLiO,Fassu.sav 13. per Cest.Gov. Deb. 694 90—Grand Can. 6 p.. Cott. 97,91. City Bends. 6 per Cent 93. Eachangc, Dublin on London, t 34. On Saturday accounts Were received by Govetb ment, of an Embargo having been laid in all the ports of France, from which it is interred. that the enemy means immediately to attempt the Invafton. Orders have been fent in confequence to all the Naval Stations along the Coati. We have prefented the Public with a Proclamation of die Dutch Government of the 6th of the present month, which, to the attentive Reader, will convey more important information of the Rate of that un happy country, than whole volumes filled with the complaints of individuals could do. This is an n . 15., 71 Paper, psiblithed by the Batavials Governmtnt, and thews, that fn far from bearing pa• tiently the I roner Yoke, the Batavian Government and the Dutch People appeal molt tloquently to the Atoticirry RULIII of the Univerfe, and to every European Power that baa the Geoetolity, the Spirit, and the &nark to ewe to their rslief r mei !bike off their ehains. In this proclamation. in which a more lei meant than meets the ear," irr Which more eloquence and feeling are difplayed than appeared neceffery in the (mining mats Winds of a Proclamation for a Fall. the Dutch Government is a.O enough to declare to all the world the emiferabk fituatios of the Dutch People: they do not tell us. as lorsearre does,tow many Dill maturfailures are (Fining up—how their Credit and commerce are reviving. or how many enites of s holes kilt* they have repaired—but they declare, with all the fpirit of a natioa that deferves to be Wdepeadent. that the *ripe under which they labour has driven them to the brink of ruin. but that they AM have hopes. that through the Di vine Mercy. they may spittle tailored to their fir. are pm/pesky. They confers their fituetion to be daily growing waft and work ; that id they will for is paw There is not a hint about conquering this country. nor do they ezprefs fo initials a aria ; but when, even amid the ovexwbelnsingcalasibles• they. sam We, they wish mire their fellow citizens to a grateful cooidome la altdirefting honours, the topics they advert to are in the highs! degree pm antic. Thy fay. so What Meat Cf Selland : epo man e& without, a lively gratitude, hew ollia PROVIDINCIi from the lowa bards. has Pllenlist and preferred our Republic t What Citizea of Hot land can recoils& without gradtode. that lalt year. when in the boa. the manta= of ice, which l were formed la ear rivers. dimmed as with a ger neral inaudation, and yet. by a geode thaw. this danger difappeared I Or what Dutch Otioen can I I avoid feeling gratitude. when be thinks ,pat his Country has not been vifited by the "Ave irreerl die kourge of America. aid the terror of Spain I Although Holland is oppreked by a tyrapt mac killing than the FAO. more definitive than the Pep-, Isom we me glad to (es that 4: tin (arrives is Holland. The Dutch Imre 12. • upon the 7th of March for their national hppScation I we are told that the beach have Lied opus the swath of Moab for their iaveßea of this country = if ON and Bova. VA/TS is am food of won. let a food** , dal m his ears. * Cleft rewasetker the Ides of March." . _ It is fail. dent in the treaty Aped at Madrid by Jousts Bonaaarre. guarantseing the neutrality of Spain, betides the lima to be paid upon the face of the treaty, there was one equal to a million fleeting fii. piloted for. which went into the privets pocket of the Bonareue (ask. Since *mat has bimetal Governor of Park, with an iIIDIORMiI Wary ondelica=rent. Javan IS appointed to tbe Chief of the army /1n in Italy. in confeemence of which he will refiele chiefly. with more than regal ipleadonr. at Milan. Poor of the Eel Like flaps on their way one. the Lied Hawkelbary. Ably Cale. Duke of Montrdie. - and Woreefter. are ordered to touch at Jamaica.— We are informed that the intention of Grbverament is. that they (hall any not to Ceylon two Regiments of Negroes now in the Welt ladies. Tile bstn ail. afters in Ceylon have rendered it neeelfery to feat si inforeausents there to defend Goddess; msdit is thought that the Black Regiments, which Would be fo difagremble to the Weft India Planters. may be extremely ufeful in the wee naafi the King of Canoe. As to the pol!cy of the war in Candy. we believe that these are lily indeed who do not confider it more than queftionable. Whateverplaofible ergo• ment may, be ufed to palliatiorfr perpetual encroach men; on the native powers of the Continent. it is' centered that we had no motive of policy to feek an enlargement of territory in Ceylon. • An overland difpatch arrived Tome days fines from India,_ announcing the death of the Nissan' and the acceffion of Seconder Jaw to the Mufond. The Go. vernor General has detailed, in an able minute, the immediate confeirences of thefe events. A Treaty has been entered into with the your Prince. highly important to ihe,Btitifh intereft ; and although it nut been ratified at the time the difpatch was clofed, it only waited the ordinary forms. The yotmg Prince has difmiffed feveral perfons about bit Cm*t, who were confidered hoftile to the Ea hill, and has maul. feted the mutt cordial difpofition further to con folidate his intereft with ours. Congratulations have been offered to the new Sovereign on his acceflion from all the neighbouring Powers; and our Come fpondent obf , “ the people are extremely pleat ed at the event ; and on the day (=ceding, the whole tit y (Hydrabad) was as contpofed as if nothing extraordinary had happened. We have a letter from Bombay which gives us to underhand, that the Mahratta Confederacy againft us has not only been broken, but that Holkar, the chief member of it, has joined us againft his former affociates. Our Correfpondent lays, Holkar has been whetting all his Ilrength to the eastward of Poonah, with a view to reinforce the European ar my. He has brought forward an immenfe treafure, which had long been concealed in one of his hill forts, on the promife of ample remuneration on the reduc tion of Scindea." The report of an aßion between the Englifit army and Scindea, on the frontiers of the Nizani's domi. moms, l.s not been confirmed by the late difpatch. From the pofition, however, of the two armies at that date, Each an event was daily eipc&ed. The King of PLR SIA has refumed his preparations for ellablithing himfelf in the Government of the Panjab. The fortifications of Lahore arc in code quence firengthening, and the walls, ditch, &c. fur rounding the city, are undergoing estenfive repairs. We learn by'a letter from Trincomalee, that the force of the isah regiment, when it furrendered its arms at Candy, compriled 340 men, and that the Malay regiment was nearly complete—So cf each cmrps were fent bound hand and foot to the Kirg, and it is fuppofed will be retained as honages. His Ma jetty, lince the murder of our people. has made re newed and prang overtures for the temlablifhamtat of Peace. irrizek The follairias ate the lloHeise of the Phyficisaa repo:ling the late of His Worry's health (haws . at St. James's yelerday and this day CLeigeslMsea. Vtd. s‘. de+ 14 We dial that Ni, itainrr Mi agi/Wil k ONV rapid essosioni it art ta istirataL" _ _ Qum% Nam Pab. $7. ales N Ku Mossor km letter ties k lost mittiohoole smart to is roost& adularia( tow& Rovesty. (Sitatd) ":ow nom s. ammo& a I. itsoramom.ut If any doubts were ticked in the public mind by. the %Ueda of yellerday, refpeaing the fpeedy return of health to our beloved Somme. the y Inuit be each:* re moved by that rued this day. It holds forth fuck cheering hopes of hisbisieerr &no asing fa to tome the royal finaions, that we cannot help oeuvatabdag the widen on the agreeable intelli. genet 'obi& 'we have the fatisfaltion to anoottsce. We fleeerely rejoice at the happy change. and are sem& owl nom in the.bogdom who rsfps& viz• tie.• pastialpeei in our feelings; It was fhppofed. that theCorrefpandeaearefpogling sic Patties of Watts*, offer of military ferwiee. Night . have aided a temporary eooloefs between, 'him and the Dues ot Yoe'. The latter. however. bas been at Carideo Houk and we hear that an attire nrinuttilation has been effetted. rr L 4 The Dab of Tutu. Cuisasaimin, and Case. amass, dined with Her litatesry on Saturday. Saturday Awning the Lour Criancauten had an sudiemarof the Rine'. Passu.v. 14 11 70 q tiatilltheY etrorniair as espy Imo fent ;ate t he ?mew of WaulsA at Paelifrath. With she gate pf His bfayearv'e health. About eleven o'clock Dr. Hasasome bad as am &ccof uhf 414 ii of W 4.14.• after attesting Hia wtoilleTr. acon after twin plonk the Dubs of Clo.aaarcit hod an andieteee of the Paring; Saturday durum* the *ince of Wain tank as atria= is his *carriage. . A Cabinet Consul um held at Losell 444wfu auftv't Ogee, on Saturday. about three O'clock, which fat till mar half paft four ! at which an Ant. titan Sailor was examined for a confide rable time. Saturday morning Sir Lucas Parr. and Sir Faaq• cas llitis l t.pan had audiences of Mr. Annaasieon t at his bWie la Dmlrainkhreett The Ri ht Hoe. Sir Evan Nurses, Bart. has beis WeikledMasher foe PrisiPPrt, wit h out oPriation• Lord hisivnus bas been fent foe earth from Seetland to give his aid both in and out of MA*, lam ye the profane critical Mae of Public Affairs. . The Duebs& _Devotions's arrived in town yellerdny at DevonWre Hoch. Piccadilly. Her Gram Mipeass la be in Mallen' health and [piths. The Marchionefs of ilatissoar hays returned front Hatfield, where bor Ladyth. ip hin been ent a cond . - , • hid Pony. Lord Aaaaanvamitt is arrived at the Landon Hotel, in Allatosarle ben, from his hot& in Kent. Lord Noa as arrived at hisfon's (Mr. Knox'sl houfe on Friday, frOnt Bath. ° Thi SAW' batetter and The Drew, awl his Dort drew a full holds a Saturday night at Drarrlanc Theatre*. The Sign Manual, we undernand, is sot nenfary to the judges' Coalman's' of Oyer and Tenainer" and General Gaol' Delivery i fo that the bufinefs of the feveral Circuits will not be impeded , as is ge ne. rally fuppofed for want of the Roy Si al gnature. HYDe PAIK. , —The finenefs of tbe day *wailed yefierday . crowds of lachionable victors to Hydi Park and .Kenfington Gardens. The Promenade exhibited a beautiful difplay. The tranquillity en. toyed by' the promenaders was, however, fuddenly i nterrupted by an accident, which we la ment, as it may probably lead In ferious confequences. A lady dreffed in a defiling black velvet peliife trimmed with very broad lace which trailed upon the ground. felt her pi:ogre(' impeded by a Gentleman who it. caotionfly (lensed upon her train, and tore part of her lace. Her proteetor iisfiantly regarded the party with a look of fiercenefs mingled with contempt, and nalaimed, is Sir, laws we jar tyw P Ter sone Pr Sea ms. " To which the othermade him no anfwer. but bowed to the lady. and in a low tone of voice made an apology. The latter was by no means (a. tithed, fhe appearing to entertain a belief that the behaviour of the Gentleman was intended as an in. dolt ; and her protanor, forming the farm opiniun, eapreffed bifocal in the mod indignant terms. (Aid the other was 64 an impertinent fellow," with fonder obfenations. The Gentleman who we underhand is an of fi cer in the Guards, after making foetal warm remarks, took out his card, and gave it to the lady's motellor, °braving that he had re ceived a great infult, and a meeting between them mull et. Cue t an exchange of addrefs was asininity made' the o ffi cer relied a theft time upon the rails of the bridges where the difpute occurred, then walked In wards the Gardens ; the lady and her concluder proceeded towards Piccadilly gate. After this affair had fublided, the promenade was reamed to its ter mer gaiety and tranquillity, the pedefirians cajoled their walks without interruption, and the horfemeni who had affembled at the tpot, at the commenci.• me tit of the altercation, rode off. The ca•riages in the ring were very numerous, and appeared two cot.- tinned lines, from the entrance of Piccadilly to 116.. fington gate. Among them we noticed thofe of e TURILIIN the MARGRAIIC of Ai' . ,weal, the Duke of (tritliielltlLY Lord Sr. Li as. with others of the nobility The creil' 236 were alto many. and the fire and Fred of honks never appeared more confiaconos. Several ladies of lathiest graced the walk and star j e ns ; WY were molly dicta is peliffes, Ls wilstaire, wh.:h• with Sinai& hats and firaw bonnets, were the ofar of the day. NM Fox was woos the prow-nada. I.