Star. — London, England, 1804-12-29 00:00:00

lo t Parfuance of a rom the High Co Commof Ap y ptairrment and Sale, dud urt o Ad mire lt of England, addreffed to dIIIIIIOPVCIL ROBINSON. Doctor of Laws, and EDWARD La a 4, - Efq. Plymouth, WILL BE SOLD, Ai the Broker's New Sale Room, (late AA, Mayoralty-Honfe, Woollies Orect, Plymouth ). on riday the aSth Day of January, ans, at Eleven &Clock at Noon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vaz. roe BROOM CONSUMPTION. g 6 Balm Cowes Wool, aSe Pieces at Nisaraga Wood, a Pfau of Logwood. • YOB ZIPORTATION. 3 Bales COMM Yarn, a Boa Broad Figs, • . a Isle Linen, a Boa of Ralfmn, a Bale Goat! Wool, a Boa of Capers. a Ke of White Wine Bats pert of the Cargo of the Meth Ship &IA NST BOOM. NSW Salsa mailer, detained on bee voyage from Smyrna to Anther dun. by His Majetty's Ship MINOTAU a, cossaamsdcd by C. J. M. MansStld, Efq. ewint oantri Tor sl the fame, and for Catalogues and further partici:d i va apply at the atEDINAID LYNN, EA'. or to Plymouth. THOMAS LOCKYP.R, Dies:Nibs 260g0s Sworn Brag. Coaft, is imitating the conchal of NE LSCaI along that of Catalonia. The frigate the Sabina, from Mexico, having on board about three millions al:Utters, which was refaced .entranee at Cadiz, on Account of the epidemy, is fafely arrived at Vigo. The Ven genza and Ruffina, which are got fafe into port, had each the like quantity of treafure on board. CALMS, Dec. t 3 corfair has this, mowing entered our Roads, with an Englith Chip of 400 tons and mounting algid guns, laden with timber.— Shortly after, another Englith veffel, laden with cot ton, having approached the battery, was taken pnt feffion of by a party of the foldiers of the ganifon, who went on board five fithing veffels tor that pur- pore. Hacus, Drc. 20.—The Autumnal Se lion of the Batavian Legiflative Body has been declared this day at an end by the.Prefident of the Affembly. They will, however. afemble again to-morrow. for the purpofe of deliberating on a financial plan. There deliberations will be no longer retarded by a diffe rence which hitherto (shrilled between the Legifla tive Body and the Government of &ate. The go vernment, in prefenting the plan. confined Will to, the total of the expersces of each Department, referv ing to itfeif the diltribution of the grafi foes amongft the different branches of the refpettive Departments. The Legiflative Body afferted, on the contrary, that it had a right to judge not only of the expences of each Department in general, but of each branch in particular. This difpute has been fubmitted to the decifion of a Committee compofed of nine Members of the Government of State, as many Legillative, and as many Members of the Court .of National Jufiice. This Commiffion afiembled on the tath and lath in- Rant, and has interpreted the Conflitutioo in favour of the opinion of the Government, by a majority of againft ta. Dac. B.—.Difpatches were lately forwarded from hence to London, to reclaim the Batavian 'ad captured by the Eoglilh cff Heligo• land. • VIIIIII6, DSC 7.—Sines the return of his Imperial Majelly, an extraordinary degree of aaivity pervades every department of the State, and in that of the War in particularevery thing goes on fatisfaaorily, in confequence of the new fyliem introduced byPrince Cortatzs. The marine forces iq the ports of Italy are immediately to be increafed, and the finances arc in a very improved Rate. The tyllem of neutra lity, however, will not be departed from. A good enederftanding bas been reflored between our Conn and that of Raz. The latter has recognized the hereditary Imperial Dignity in the Houk of Au- Aria. During the two months our Sovereign was abfent with his Imperial Contort from this capital, their Majefties gained the hearts of all their (objets in the provinces blared with their pretence. Foreign ers can form but little idea of the popularity of the Emperor and Emprefs, how much they are beloved, and how well they deferve to be beloved. During their journey their Ma . jellies travelled without any efeort, and alined without any fuite ; they were only accompanied by twelve noblemen and ladies, and ten fer wants. Every where they rewarded the meritorious, encouraged the indultrious, rafted the indigent, and relieved the wants of their people.— This year's harvell having mifcarriell in Bohemia, their Majefties took a million of florins (80,00ol.) from their private purfe, and fent one of their Cham berlains to the neighbouring Rates to purchale grain, which is to be diaributed equally in every (offering parifh in that kingdom. The city of Prague having it in contemplation to prepare a triumphal arch, and expend great turns in other rejoicings, the Emperor wrote a letter with Lis own hand to the Governor, Rating o that he could enjoy no fatisfaftion fo long as his people (offered, and that if the intent of the city of Prague was to thew its fidelity and attach ment to its Sovereign, the moil pleating way, and the moll congenial to his feelings would be, to be llow thofe (urns defined fur thews, fetes, and illumina tions on their (offering fellow fubjeifts." A magazine was immediately ereEled, and grain putchafed,eriough to Rapport till next year's harvefl, 20,000 porir in that city. General Count HADDICR, having. one day, during " the Emperor's Ray at Prague, - hinted at the necef6ty of Sovereigns keeping up their rank, and to caufe it to be admired and remembered by tome monument., as flatues or triumphal arches, his Majelty, in an hour afterwards, riding with the fame General round the ramparts wheic the magaiine is placed, Paid to him, pointing tt the magazine, " this is my triumphal arch e" then (hewing him the innu merous poor, to whom the Magiftrates were diari buting provifions, theft," continued his Maielly, "are my fatties!" This magazine is force called the triumphal arch of Fusers 11. All the expences for the ceremony of the Em peror's inauguration as hereditary Emperor of Aufria are to be paid by this Sovereign hientelf, who has calculated, that by refuting himfelf and his Imperial Contort tome of the fuperfluities of their tables, eighteen months will, without taxes on the ' people, defray the whole. In the prefent fcarcity this meature is, befides, an example which the Princes of his blood and the higher ranks of his fubjeBs will no doubt imitate, and cannot but be ferviceable to the lets rich, and particularly to the poor. It is a fall, that when this determination of the Emperor was known, all the troops in garrifon at Vienna of fered to give up one day's pay in the month, until all the inauguration expellees were acquitted, in which offer, the troops of the whole Atilltian atr. y joined. The Emperor, however, in thanking them for this proof of their uffettion, ordered the Arch duke CI4•RLIS to write a circular letter, with hi:. refufal of it. Theft atic, ;.. doing equal honour to the Sovereign and to the •fubjelle. thew what re fources FRANCIS IT. might command, fhnuld the in hilts and provocations of AAAAA Ts oblige him to join Ruffla and England, and, by his arms, try to avenge thole numerous wrong. which L: has experr• euced from rcvolutic.::.!ry R--.; Masses*, Dee, 9.—lt k reported 41 s t_ the. Ekc tor of-Hege it dasgeroufly All hit barfly have, in crinferrence, re paireeto Cagel. Faits tit FORT, Die. I o..i—litere is Co greats 4 Want, 'of money here, that exchange is at 9 per Ctlat.,nt Nu remberg. 8 ; at Airpfbnrg 7 per cent. *C. In the Hanfeattc Towns i: rs dill weirfe. This is attributed ta the great :ale of Engin manufafitures.—The Eng. nth. In order to procure money, have fold at a re duced rate, and taken bills of exchange, at three and fix months. Thus money, to the amount of one bun dreci million of florins, pages into England. Entire, Nov. 27.---The military of this country, which confide already of 375,000 effetlive men, is to receive a material aogmetuation in the courfe of next year. Among the new corps will be two regi melts of Instant, and a brigade of fufdeers. Prrsaseueon, Dec. s.—The Hungarian Baron de Sr has undergone the (entente, the execu tion of which has been Co - long deferred, After be ing degraded from the rank of nobility, he has been put in chains, and fent to work in the mines of Si beria, 'to which Ire it to be confined for the, remain der of his life. We believe his offence was sot of a political nature.. COWMAN T ...Tian at.—Today an or der of the Sultan was pabliated here to all biagif trate', Deputredagiftrates, Commanders. High and other Conaituted Authorities, in the Leveret &arias on the Afratie Coat oftheMediterranein, command ing and admonilkinx them not to Coffer ur commit any a& of boaility ageing the French Commerce, the French Coldish, Merchants, or Travellers, nor-even to triat the latter coldly, as has bees the cafe in tome Ow% bat to agord them all polfdate favour and pro teetion s it being the Sultan's exprett defire, that all the Articles of Peace and Amity which bind the two nations be obferved and fulfilled. As the trade between Conaantinotde and Alexan dria, as well as the other Egyptian. ports, goes on without interruption, we have reafon to conclude that order and tranquillity prevail in that - country. Notwithaanding fdarp?il Baur s'l baggage has been forwarded to France, it is thought he will wait the return of a courier whom he has difpatched to' , Risk. It is Paid that the Turkills Arnbaffador has received politiee orders to quit Paris immediately, as Coon as he thall'have received certain intelligence of the French Ambairador's departure from Coda:anti noplc. ', . .• - • .... . . , . , -..--..,—.. •- ' . - • , , • . +', , • • i FRO 11 VIE FRIPNO# /IND DUrali P..II O .IgRS. 1 1 / 4 14senti , Dee , 4.'- 11 A NOVEVY. for o f -Here is daagerouo :.. AT THEGRIAT LOOM., af‘RING GARDENS. " MADRID. Nov. 22.—The DIE& Charge d'Af• in etinfequence, repaireeb « "THE I'ANPF i tdONIUtti. OI BOULOGNE, by fairet departed from hence on the §4.th inilant fur Team caroxT, Dre. to. ", A s wum, win astiAlepetithis sad every Evecing, front Lifbon ; and on the igth General Boomtown Lir ar- 'of money here, that ercha S err fill "rim o'Clodulliamitamd by etas of Optical Kam- rived here to refume his former pal at our C. on.— remberg 8 ; at Atiplburg tors, which la; EpsGeete sever Wore lubcnitteti to the infpedion We do not, however, learn that any orders have Hanfeatic Towns it is Rill of tbe mass. . been cent, ordering our Amballltdor to quit the Court the great :Ale of Englifh N.ii. The Panorama Is perfeelly warni, u a Stove has been of London, notwaltflanding intelligence has been re- nth, in order to procure maw: 16 the Cabbin to render it cumfintable for the Vinto:a. ceived that , Admiral COCH lAN Is, on the Nurth-weR duced rate, and taken bill Admittance Two ShiLieigs. r -, ....a :, :—:ia.;na. rha cnndufl of NE LS Cal alone that fix months. Thus money, AMERICA. 1 OF REPRZAZINTATIVES. Wasiiivoroo, Nov. 54.—Mr. Ceovranicsineto refented the petition of Simeon Not', an old Re volutionary foldier and non eonsmiffioned officer, who woe &fabled in the fervice by wounds and ficknef, who, although admitted on the penGon KS by the Judtpcs in r 792, has never received any afGßance from the Ucited States. and praying a penfitm may be oliowed.biro, to enable him to fupport hingelf, his wife, and eight children. On motion, this petition was referred to a Selee Committee of three ; but on the fuggeflion of Mr. J. C. Soren, the motion was re confideied, sod it was referred to the Committee of Claims. Gen. Vaaaust moved that the Committee be in- Ibmeed to coofsder at large the fubjee relative to ponlious, and the fituation of all perfons eihrrpere wounded or difabled in the ferriee of the United States, during our revolutionary war with Great Bikes's. and what further meafures are °svel ter,' io reader them fuch ample remuneration as juf tice may require.—Ordered that the Committee• be isaftrueed accordingly. GamaildiVaanon ',teemed a petition from Paul Noye v prayinf for the parolee of a balance due to him, for wilitary equipments foronhoil the army during the years 177F,_ 9. So, and Bt• .—Referred to the Committee of M*ls. -- Dr. Lets tamed td the Houle the condition in which the pobMe buildings (the arfenal at Philadel. pb6-), the property of the United States, were; one of the (cellos% was railed to the &II floor, and fome other parts were left un6jtillied, indeed all the uncovered parts of the buildings were more or lefs fttlfcriag Allapidatinu, arguing to decay; he thought •• wool** found prudent to finillt them, in order prefers* theta. .He therefore moved that a Com mittee be appaioqd to inquire into the expediency of mak' provirsoni by law for the completion of the ”blio belonging to the United States near Pbiladelpltia.—Referred to a Selett Committee 9f three . siembers. _ Mr. Ronaev prefented a petition from John Craw ford, 'ab old foldier of 1776, in the Delaware regi• Went. and afterwards engaged in the lea fervice, who . twice wounded, and three times taken prifoner ; wice he was confined on board the prifon thins at New York, and once at Halifax. Mr. R. wilhed fosse general regulations could be fpeedily made for the (mall remnant of this brave and meritorious. though neFlcacd and fuffcring dais of our fellow ci tizens. Ihe petition was referred to the Committee of Claims.—AdjoUrned. Nov. 15.—Mr. M. CLAY prefented the petition of .be Rockholders of the Alexandria Marine Infurance Compiny, praying to be authorif!d to make infur -ee on houfes, &c. from lof by fne.—Referred to a lea Committee of three. Mr. J. RANDOLPH prefented a petition from Joreph Jackfon and Charles Spencer, executort of Dr." Wil liam Carter, dating that be was entitled by his ler. vices. oaring our revolutionary war, in the Hofpital Department, to certain lands ; but legiflative aid being neceleary to enable them to obtain the fame, the pray Congrefs to confider the cafe, and do what jußice ratiaises--Refetre•i to the Committee of Claims. Mr. J. RANDOLPH' moved the order of the day, on the bill making farther appropriation for carrying into execution the treaty between the United States and Great Britain. Mr. J.C. SMITH in the Chair. The blank was tilled with 70.000 dollars. Committee then role and reported the bill. The Houfe agreed to the fame as reported, and ordered it to be engroffed for a third reading to morrow. The A mirage from the Prcfl/ent of the United States , as received, accompanied by the report of the Sc •retary of the Navy, commuicat:n7, the documents :quafted by the Houfe, relative to the affair of the intrepid ketch, under the command of Cap.ain De catur, who, it was announced, had been promoted to the rank of Captain in the Navy of the United hates.—Ordered to be printed. De. liircasti, made a report from the Crmmittee of Commerce and Manufature‘, on the petition of lie Slate Companies of New York and Duchef, coon ies, concluding that any additional duty on imparted late at this time sill be inexpedient. The general ,rinciple upon winch this report was bottomed. being if cnniiderable importance, and to excite dif unioa, he moved to refer it to a Committee ~ 1 the a bole, and that it be rraJc t:.c ordir for Tnefday nsas.—agreed, and in the mean Cm: ordered to be pr fated.—Adjouracd. • was dila who, air piteij du on otiose& ' wife, any ' On n C.olassit Mr. J sad it o Glll. lbotald iawall4 whore • United Great 1 • Cary to' tree sra is# l 4 4 Goa NoTer I Mat, .fa during the Cot Dr. • which t Wattof e foam of wawa« frames it wool to pig nista wokiwg 'Anal ' Manse three a Mr. ford, al Went. I war tw *twice New 1 [meg the fm though then' of Chi Nor the fto Comp ante o &kit Mr. Jackie' liam C vices. Depar being the pr jaliice Claim Mr. the bi into e and C Mr Th Corm Tai order morn A was 1 Greta requo Lure eater to th State D of C the ties, time Prif" of cr two. I, Ito near LONDON. SATURDAY, DKCEPABER VA. PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK I C.oofols, for on. mot —Reduced 54—Oman= K Some of the (miller French journals, to the date of Dec. ao, were received yeßerday ; as alfo Dutch Papers to the acth MR. The only articles they fur deceiving of notice will be found undsr a general head, in the preceding columns. • We haften to - corree a (mall miftake in our ftate menus of yefterday, refpefting the adjullment of dif ferences on the filbjeEt of the care and educatioat of the young Princefs Cuaatorra of Watts. The con ciliatory meafure alluded to, as the fettlement of a very important affair, in which the intcreas of the Royal Family and thofe of the Nation are fo deeply involved, was accomplifhed in a much more eat,' and a much more amicable way than even that which we defcribed. The queftion of right, we underftand, was never reforted to as an uhirriatime. The Panics of Watts is to poffefs all the ryal power of a parent in the care and education of his child. Although his MAJESTY is to have the prefumptive ftipea inten dance of the care and education of the young PRIN• eras, yet the Panics is to have the appointment of the governefres, inftruftors, &c. &c. it being very well underftood thaehis Royal Highnefs, from the fincerit► of his affeftion to his Auguft Father, will never appoint any perfon to offices near her Royal Highnefs's perfon who can be in the molt remote de gree objedionable to his Maus srr. All the - other parts of our information are perfcetly correct, and we can affure the Public, that the young Princefs is in future to make Carleton Houfe her town relidence ; and that her chief country reficleocc, to gratify the willies of his MAJESTY, will be Windfor. The 13ifhop of Exarre, it is raid, is to be placed at the head of the EU)lament for the education of the Young Princefs. Yefterday the Ruffian Ambaliador tranfaaed bull nal at Lord HARRONSY'S Office, from three o'clock till half paft four. The Cabinet Council, which fat on Thnrfday at Lord 1-11aitawav's Office in Dnwning•flrect. met at one, and continued fitting until nine o'clock at night, during which time the Members did not take the leek refre(hment. It was atteiided by the Puke of M 011711.011, Lords Mats:lAA and ii•WAIIfLUILY, I Vik011:1t CA'TIARIAOH, Mr. Purr, and three other Members. Summonfes have been illiued for another Council to be held next week, when a very full at• tendance is expeEted. The Chancellor of the Exchequer went yefterday morritt- early to \Vindfor on a vifit to his Maittirr,' and hag a long Audience with the KING. The bun nefs is void to be refpetaintr the aliahliffiment of the Princef% CI.ARLITTI of WALLS.' The Minifter re turned at eight o'clock laft night. Earl Canova and the Loru CHANCELLOR. who waited!.is returnolioed with Lint at Lis haute in DoNaing-Ilreet. We underftand that it is in the contemplation of Gov'ernment to make a confiderable addition to the pay of the Subaltern Officer% of the army. Eftimates are now making nut for the Minifter on that head, and kis fuppofed that it will farm a prominent arti cle in the next baJw.t • I.lri liatitowny is fo fir recovered from his late has iflaed cards of invir it:nn for dinner, I..xt ir , ,ek, at his I: 4,3116/s houfe, in Gri.fvenc4-kiliar:. The rernrt nt Icamval from btl.ce ritthct to is und, 3Arif;.D4C4f11 , 44, Z. The weather to day. thnugh not vary bright, ha, been mild and agreeable. tond-greet has agar, dlfplayed its heterogeneous concourfe of Lont . tgcr, whore fragile frames, and tender conflitutions, :n. livened by the beams of the morning fun, could once mere adventure to be teen in public, as the' pinching influence *ff.:mere/ Frly/ was no longer to be dreaded. The rofy Belles. as ufual, gave elegance and rap.. tore to the walks. In Spring, Summer, Autumn, or Winter, their charms are in fealun ' and can never fail to give energy aneinicrea to the head and heart of the race of John Bull. The Ball at the Upper Rooms LIR night was not very numeroully attended. The ahem age fcarcely confined of (oar hundred perfons ; among whom, however, we noticed various individuals of the Ent falhion and rank. Many very beautiful women were alto prefent. TheYsimp-room this morning was not veryerowded. It would be tmfeafonable in fain for svater-drisiers tr) be very numerous at Chriftmas. The Rides, today, Ilave bee* much frequented and many denting equipages have been paring aril repaffing in the meets. • Lafi night Lout ./iii4l;44 kft taws ,for I few days. Admiral Pamirs is affigeil at tended at the Admiralty, A report has been circulated that the Breit fleet it t but no fuch account has bcen received at the Admiralty. _ _ Lail night difpatches were feat off to Admiral CORIIWALLes. Difpatches were la* 'night fetit off froth the Ad miralty to Sir Janes Saumaaia, at Jerre/. . On Chriftmas Day, Lord WHITWORTH entertained the Holmfdell Volunteers, confining of feven hundred men, at Seven Oaks, ih Kent, with a very hofpitablo dinner, confining of roan and boiled bed. and plum puddings, with a quart of ale to each man, and half a crown to each ma, for liquor. His Lordibip like wire gave 501. to be diftributed among the-families of thole who are labouring men. The Duke of Maacaoaouou, whore life has been defpaired of for fome time pan, is now fo much re covered, as to be declared out of danger. His Grace's illners, we underfland, was a revere cold, caught at Blenheim, whore he now is. It is reported in the Miniflerial circles, that one of the firft meafures to come under the dircuffinn of parliament, is the I;lefenfive Treaty lately figned be tween Great Britain and Raffia. According. to rti moor, it is equally honourable to both countries, and :all he followed by a new Commercial Treaty now negotiating, which, if carried into efFeft, will de prive France of thole advantages which the de rived from her commercial treaties with Ituffia in t 786 and 1802. Government is alto raid to be at this moment ne gociating with his SWEDISH MA I ISTY, not only a Defeafive but a Subfidiary Treaty, which, when agreed to and fettled, will extend to Ruffle, and form a triple alliance between the three States. We have heard from refpeftable authority, that the Ca. binds of Berlin is well acquainted with ail the parti culars of thefe negotiations, and though not yet a patty, has given its prornife never to oppofe their execution. Some well-informed perfons, both on the Continent and in this country, hope mitch from the change, which has appeared of late, in the politics of his Prof: fian Mak(ly. It is generally afcribed to a difeovery, paid to have been made by the Marquis of LUCCIII- Snit, of a fecret treaty having been figned between France and Auaria, laft Augult, at Aix-la.Chapellc ; the firft confequence of which was, the refoluiion of the Emperor of Germany, in imitation of Bo AAA A AA Tg, to declare himfelf an hereditary Emperor of Anflria. Many perfons pretend, that this fecret treaty con tains in feveral articles, the fAvottri , .- C.,!s Bova. r•IITE and *PALLayIt•ND, for the partition of the Tur. kifh Empire, and that the communication of it to the Ottoman Porte, by the Ruffian Amhaffador, at Con flantinople, is the principal caufe that the Gsiaan StIONIOt has retufed to acknowledge Fataacts 11. an hereditary Emperor of Auflria, and the Cortical% Ufurper an Emperor of the French. Whether foch fecret treaty really fubfills or not, the dinatorial influence of the Cabinets of St. Cloud at Vienna cannot efeape the notice and regret of the moll impartial obferver. Even in fuch a relatively indifferent occurrence, as the inauguration of FRAN CIS 11. in his new dignity, the irdOlent interference of France may be plainly leen. This ceremony was put off three different times, bccatee 114,WAP•RTS did not approve of its being carried into die& until his coronation had taken place, which was deferred on account of the delay of the Pope's arrival at Paris. • PArttslAN FAsitiONs.—The Ihape of the back of the assad, eatiexaccceding_io the tette of the artift, or of the Elegaste who wears tt." - IgiirhitigTin — OrWd whimfscal and capricious. Some are in imitation of an areolsek,a Ihuttle, the letter S; in (hem any &ape you pleafe, is the (Aeon. A. few forts of materials are fafhionable for a Lady's chefs t but the &ape, the colour, and the taut, vary intinitely, even among Elevates of the firtt claps. AR the Ipettacle, every box relents a different fafltion. and we may pay exclaim, " Tor capita tot leafy e." In general, fpan gles, and every thing glaring, diamonds excepted, are profcribed. Good tape and the Grates appear to fuperinsend the toilette of molt of our E fermata, and a fine Main is me-r •linn ever the failsion. The Ladies, when they suit she Theatre, weak a great coat, which they take off upon entering their box. The greaten. matt or AttztiLtod which a Bear can pay a Belk is, when he perceives the piece drawing to a dole, to fly to the Lobby, place himfelf at the door of the h , x. and dill the fair one as Ibe comes out, to put t u ii ..r great coat. r --At a late reprefentation of the Opera of ?be Barden, at the Theatre des Arts, ore Boni w a n I ferved in the coerce of the night, to aPift thirty . five Lkiesste.i to put on their great coats. fie is Pour • confidered the bell bred man in Paris. A well did; fed beau wears a coffee-coh)tir cloth coat, lined with white I,lk, fleel buttons, and fled (word, an embrni &red (ilk wailicnat, and cul-tie of the fame as the , coat, or of black fill. The hag and powder are not even vieceffiry with this &els, which we often fee foniounted with a Roman head. T ma ties bins aus 1 fur Pt 111 pry I