Star. — London, England, 1804-11-13 00:00:00

FRANCE. PARIS, OCTOBER 3:. Great conflernation was obferved this day among our moneyed men upon the exchange. A report was circulated of the failure of feveral capital houfes of Hamburgh, Bremen, Franckfort, and other mer cantile places in Germany. This caufed !base tem porary deprellion of our funds ; it was, however, foon found our, that the whole was a mere invention of jobbers, as the banking-lonfes of Wellheimer at Mu nich, and of Lemmle Erb, Uhlman, at Augf burgh, were the only capital houles, which are known for certain to have flopped payment in Germany, fuzee the left mail. Nov. I.—All the Imperial German cities are to fend deputies to Paris, to the Coronation of the Em- peror. M. TA LLI II is appointed Commiffary for Commer. • cial Affairs at Alicant. Some of the German papers (peak of an t Ith Elec torate.---We read in a German Gazette,The following obrerration It is not eafy to conceive what can be the objekt of the meeting of the 800 EON s at Cal low t we mull, however, fuppofe, that thole Princes have fome interea in it, as they come there from •England and Poland. As to the confequences of their interview, no one takes the trouble of forming any con enure refpeklitig them ; a wrong proof that out the lealt importance is attached to it." The Cardinal Archbilkop of Paris has ordered prayers to be offered up " for the profperous journey of his Moline& Pope Pius the VII. coming to Paris to confecrate his Majeay Naroasou, Emperor FrenchOitie ." hfadamede LAn.aca is appointed Lady of Honour to the Princefs £t.mz• Box AAAAA a BACCIOCHI. The Coonfellor of State Swot. Grand Mailer of the Ceremonies, wore his new drefsut the Ambaffa doe's Levee Venerday. It is a violet colour, deeply embroidered in filver. He carries an ebony wand, ornamented with eagles. His Imperial Highnefs, Prince josarn, yellerday left his kat at Morfontain, and let out for the camps on the coati ; he has been followed by all the officers belonging to the trorps there, who have been here 'on leave of abfence. There unexpeßed departures Lave canted &seral rumours, that the expedition' ordnft England will be undertaken before the Em peror's coronation. It is even Paid, that his Majelly in perfon will juin and head bis troops, or at lean be prelim, at their embarkation and departure, to infpire them' with that fv.pe of a reriainty•nf fuecefi, which has hitherto, and always muff continue to be, the teonfequences of thole well digefted plans. prepared by the groin., and executed by the valour, of his 114a)efly, and t' a. of his officers and men.— (La Lie sit Cali no.) • Th. late Helvetic Diredor. La Hasps, once an initiator of tha Ruffian Emperor, has not, according to report. obtained perrniffion to vifit Ruffia, as he Wended helm.. therefore, returned to Laufan in Switzerland. What has been laid in the foreign journals of LA H•arit being etiolated with a ferret aniffian from the Emperor of .he French to the Ruf fian Monarch, is, totally without any foundation. Among other fetes on the day of the Emperor's coronation, the Poilfards, to evince thcir attachment to their Sovereign, have demanded the permiffisa of I Ne.Prefea of the Police to celebrate this event by a (upper and ball in the buiLling of the ci•droant Halle an-Bled. Hrrfe races will. with other amnfernents, entertain the public during the feflivities in confentience of the Emperor's coronation. They will take place in the awin g{ de Mars. where Faascosi, father and fon, me daily excercifing (me beautiful Norman boric'. No borfes u f Englith breed are admitted to run for Oho p_sizes. %inch are to confili of beautiful arms of dioVerfailics manufactory, and of holies from French The itimuomer. Da La LAND!, has calculated, that mere rain has fallen within there 'aft nine months than the twenty-feven preceding ; to this he afcrittes the fevers which aflh feveral countries. To confide as, however, he promifes us a very healthy, dry, but, at the fame time, a very cold winter. Theharree, on the Continent, of the prefent year, has generally been very plentiful, except in Spain, Aolltia, and in the Northern provinces of France.— In Italy, tittabia, Bavaria, Ruffia, Yuan', Poland, Sweden, and Denmark, as well as in the Southern pan of France, they have '.a, for nine years, gather ed fuch an tureen ; and, notwithstanding, the price of grain ie not proportionate to the abundance of it. Egypt and in the Crimea, they have houfed note grain this year than what is required for the confuniptinn if the inhabitAtiti forafour ! What can, tliereftoe, be the vault of a deatnefs from which the 'ewer t lafs Coffer fo much ? It may, perhaps, be found la die ( A we tout ce Isom which originate al/ the other evils et Etirope, in the unnatural wealth of Great c witalitta, ri-t knowing how to em ploy r •t-v tvi:b ;ley at home, (peculate an ey e ', a writ. Al rail ; And from the es trays4o I I fc-, ( pril" jilt') they or their agents ones, cri re an or hci icarci:y.hf their nit nop , IV ; front *heat, surf, rttinat-ly, the lame ,ffeas arc felt sts fr-ro a teal one IVe call upon all fovereign., Ilatefo en, philautlanCtai, and all thole who fludy, Of white sluts i is t o he well veiled in the political tieC•4l 'MT 04 OfattS, to tin.: nut a remedy againtl loch a commercial evil, ..1 , 411 threatens ail nations with Lamina or ruin in the m 'tt of plenty, bet-Aisle Briton • ha', more money t'-tar ti:er ihoutd be pet mitted to petrels ••••-( 7611115al d i AP:17•617.) It has been tun-inured for Come days pail that a mailman' fever hi, r atds! great mortality a: iko - orme, Perpignan, and in f 1 other places on lie apanith trontiera. We are, however, able to floe, that no account of this event has been received sty Government h 441 the emote], the lan letters men tion, that the inhabitants of this part of the French Empire are ;mutually healthy, arid coffer this year much lefi, even from ehe dual autumnal fevers, th in for there twenty years pall. With his ideal paternal me. the Empty. r, five weeks ago, ordered military ?imam as be nationed all alrmg the Spanish frnntims, where regular Quarantine ht.ufes are enablitised for an travellers. h this is pe , finy can enter France what (tats of health is nut krevioufly afclxtiiaed.~.b I. ,of to lb ac 44 1 1 is 0 : b '4l b, el . 1 P el 1 b 3 - 4 ' 6 i 1 I 1 I , , 1 i \ , i 1 I 1 , ! I I ! • 1 1 t I : ...I 1 ~1 LONDON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Gaols. money, 3FI -ditto, for scc.3Bi—Ottinium Reduced 5744—k fchtq. BIM par. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. Arrn.37li Imp 3 per Cent. 5 41 3 per Con. Conf. 58}14 Imp. Ann. 94 Deferred 3 per Cent Conf.3ol Each. Bills. per te. 4 Pm Cent. ?di 74 Onutlyina 8+ press. pa Cent. Nary F.nelilla Tickets OIL yo. 3 per Cent. 1797, 98 994 Cod. T w ace. 584 ADD. Con^rib 15.16 17 5 per Ct. to Dr paid Ap. 99111 • The long erpeeed interview between the Soya- REIGN and the HEM a rlpreachy took place yefterday, at one o'clock at Kew Palace. The Qt_r eau and the greater part of the Royal Family were prefent. The meeting of thole two Perfonages, after a long inter val, was marked, we underftand, by every emotion of kindnefs and conciliation on the one part, and of af feaionate refpea on the other. The fcene is faid to have been affeaing beyond all defeription ; and we are fully perfuaded that the circumftance will afford the higheft gratification to every loyal and feeling breaft in the United Realms. The Psiscs, on his return yefterday from Kew, dined at Lord Mst.souaita's with Mr. SHERIDAN and a fele& pasty. The Duke of RUTLAND, the Earl of Manta, Colo nel M‘Mamos, Mr. SHERIDAN, and fevers] other Perfons of Diftinaino, attended the Prince of WaLes yefterday at Carleton Bourg.. Yefterday Mr. Foe arrived in town at five o'clock from Woburn. He is come alone, and (aid to have bet-atm for. allowed faculties of fuch commercial intercourfe, it would he i . polfible for the inhabitants of the Dutch commercial towns to acquire a fubfittance. The refute appears to be, that all the Chips that have lately been detain.zd, will be liberated, as an agreement to that eta has already been come to at Amtlerdam, and no doubt was entertained, but that a fimilar agree ment would alfo be acceded to at Rotterdam. The only appreher.fion entertained, and that no ill grourd. cd one, was, that though matters appeared for the moment to be adjuilcd, yet there was every reafon to apprehend, that as coons, the price of the agreement was received, a new pretest would loon be Ratted againtt a further adherence to it, and a frefh interrup tion would confequently arife to furnith a frefh oc . cation of new vexations and exaftions. And, indeed, in no fpecics rf intetcourfe or tranfaElion with the agents of the Corfican could the obfervance of any thing like good faith be reafonably expeaed. Yeflerday morning their Mate sriss, the Pat./- ciao s, and the Dukesef CUMIEaLAND and Sussex, took an airing in two carriages and four, el - coiled by a party of the Oxford Blues, to Kew. Yetlerday, at three o'clock, a Council was held at Lord H A RROWAY'S Office, in Downing-ftreet, at which the CHAIICFLLOR of the ETCH SUTER, the Duke of MONTROSS, Earl CANDI N, Vilcounts MEL vicce and CAST aaaaa eta, Lords HAWK kSSURT and MULGRAVR, and the other Members in town, were relent. The Council was not over till fix o'clock. Yeflerday Earl Mota• bad ti long interview with Lord Me Lei Las at the Admiralty. Sir H. B. Nem.' was at the Admiralty yeftetday, and had an interview with Lord M,Lvlt.LI. Our literary Readers will be concerned to hear.' that the venerable Antiquarian, fincere Chriliian, and me lent man, Mr. BRYANT, lies with little hopes of a recovery. He is atte .tied by Mr. MAcositsro of Eton, and of courfe will experience the molt fkil fill treatment ; but his diforder, a mortification in the leg, bellies all (kill and all attention. Poor MART of Buttermere" was married, on Sunday fe'nuight, at the par ifh church of Buttermere, to a young farmer of the Vale of Keferick. • At Dumfries, on Thuilday lan, the Honourable Captain Wiaxia re JoHNSTONE Hoes, of the Royal Navy, was unanimoufly elated Member of Perlis ment for I)omfries4ire, iii the room of the late Sir ROBERT LAWRIF, Bart. Agreeably to an ancient cuflom in that county, Capt. Hove was invefled wi lt a fword, immediately after the eleßion the bell. were then let a ringing, and Capt. Hors afterwards gave a molt elegant entertainment, at the George Inn. to the Freeholders, and many other Gentlemen. among whnmwere the Earl of DALLEITII, Lord Lieu tenant of the County, and other dillinguithed charac ters. The evening palled riff with the greatett convi vialny ; and the lane was much enlivened by the exertions of Lord DALRIITH'S incomparable Band, and the w :II known Abilities of Mr. Gow. Friday evening Captain Hors and Lady Awes Hove la ea Ball and Supper, in the New AfTembly Room, to a brilliant affemblape of beauty and falhinn. To cone& a ( - mall error which has crept into the public papers, it may be proper to date, that at the Guildhall entertainment on Friday 1411, the ball was opened by a daughter of the Lady Mayorefs and Mr. Alderman HUNTIR, and the fecond minuet by for. KINFIIIGTON with Mils Sc Fort. ev, the Sheriff's daugh ter. Country dance , were afterwards continued till near two o'clock. Much to the credit of the Com mittee, not a (Ingle hall ticket was Blued. The num ber of Noblemen and others who honoured the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs with their company at dinner ra ther exceeded t too, yet, from the orderly fyftem ado pted by the Committee, every one appeared per fatly well accommodated. The TR,usn,N man of war, Sir R. BARL' , W, fr 'e'e the Mediterranean, is arrived at Porrfin - or h. tc is put under quarantine, in confequence 01 %loch we hare not been able to gain any cornea inteiligc. ce from her. The NARCISSUS and MAIDSTONI frigates from Gibraltar, ate Rill flrittly kept under quarantine, at Portfmnuth. Lady TRIGGS, wile of Sir 'f. TRIGGS, Commander in Chief at Gibraltar, with fit/vat other paffengers, are on board the frigates, and all com munication with the Inure has been ltrittly prohi bited by the Port Admiral, contrary to whole orders' letters have been moll reprehenfibly finuggled on Ihore ; to prevent a repetition of the evil, the Mayor and Magiltrates of that Borough have, in the moll commendable manner, Bitted bills through the town, and particularly amon ;It the pilots and watermen, Appriling them that the molt vigilant Reps will be taken to dela. and apprehend every individual con cerned in to gnus a violation of the law, and any fu difcnvered, the crime will be prinifbable with death. The tiller of Lady TRIGGS is arrived from London, and was permitted to go off within hail of the Ihip, Lady RIGGII only being allowed to anfwer her from the quarter-dick. Should the ficknefs which at prefent prevails OA board (which is very trifling), , not difappear at the expiration of forty days, the Sips now• lying in the Bay, from Gibraltar and the Mediterranean, willbe °soared to weigh anchor, and return to lea a precarnioa deemed neceffitry to pre vent any at/is of the contagious fever being intro - duced into this country. Private Icttersfrr m Amllerdam and Rotterdam of In addition to what we Rated in our paper of yet the eth and 6th Milano confi rm the re p ort of a terday, refp.aing the accounts received from Gibral number of fbips lade:, with Britifh colonial produce ttar:h7tehlecawrnho, t l l e ia n t um fro be m r n th f e de t a t t t h h s o d f id oa nnt o e t ee ti d ll I t 00. he having been detained in thofe ports by order of the Mr . Pown•ta.. naval (lore-keeper, and f I other French Gtneral Maryacor. The order was iffued perfons who were laid to have died previous to the on the full icion that the (hips alluded to had on 1 trla, were well on the tsnh. By letter. received ,eilerday from Carthagena, hoard ,quantity of Britifh nianufaAtires, dice The dated the 3th lilt. we learn, that the fever raged at bills of ladiog and ceriificatei of the mallets were that time with unremitied virulence. Not leis than (stied and rig, r-utly itifixtleJ, and after the moll one hundred perfons died daily. mit,ute ferntiny of died, it did n. .t appear that any The accoun's from Malaga to a later date are ex tremely favourable ; by diem it appears that the dif articles of that nature could be detetled in the car- I order had confiderably abated, and the deaths did goes. Meetings liave, in confequence, taken place not exceed r.n art age ten a day. between the Batavian Government of State, and the At Barcelona and Valentia, as well as feveral ether Agents of the French military dcfpotifm, refpetling t places on the Spanifh cnall, the people have not been the l ine of ereo t o ft h erea ft er to b e ° braved re f - p e tting in the kali sidled, but are daily polled in the dif. p f i 1 1% , ferent avenue• and roads leading to the towns, to pre the admiffion of fuck go ids int o the Batavia; vent the 'stability of any per:on gaining admiffitrn when it was reprefented by the Dutch merchants, and who they may bats mien to fora hot la from acknowledged by the French agents, that without the t h e ;dat e d towns. We have received more complete fete of the Paris papers to the 111 intl. than had before reached us. The Gaudio de Freon of the ath, lays :—“ The city of Hamburgh pill fend Senator Scauxx, and that of Bremen Counfellor Gamete° to Paris, to be prefent as extraordinary Deputies at the Coronation oldie Emperor. The Deputies of Lubec and Nu remberg have already arrived. The city of Franck fort fends Melts de Ht/lIIIIACHT and MRTZLIIII,both ancient burgonselers." it will be a little fa:Filing if Hamburgh fend a deputy, as Rated above, after the recent infuit it has received in the welt of Sir Giotto s RUM BOLD. We have alto received tome more Dutch Papers. The moll important articles in there Journals, are thofe which relate to the fudden afrembling of the Di:t of Ratifbon, and which. are fuhjoined— Rarissow. OCTOBIiI t3.—Count de GORTZ, Mi nifter of the King of Praia at the Germanic Diets has arrived unexpeetedly at this place. Other Comitial Minillers . ate expeaed. We do not yet know what to think of this fudden afferabling, fence the autumnal vacation of the Diet was to continue till November z. It is, however, probable that ob jets of the higheft importance arc to be ditcuffed, oe the opening of the Diet. FRANCIEVORT. OCT. 20.—T0 confider only the flownefs of the deliberations of the Germanic Body, one might be induced to believe the fame thing of the movements remarked among the Members of the Diet lately atfcmbled at Ratilbon before the vacs don has been terminated. But it mull be confidered that it is the Minilter of the King of Prullia who has called for this fudden meeting, and confequently that mauers, the objell of which relates to particular cir eumilances, and which are nut of the line of common difeutfions of the Diet, will be taken into eonfidera lion. It is even returned, that there is Tome relation between what is taking place at Ratifbon, and the events which have occurred in Europe during the fix months. Letters from Ratifbon Rate, the Mini- Iter of Wirtemburg has alto returned thither, and that be takes a (hare in the preparatory conferences which are held among the Minifters preterit, and at which M. Ds Fan ****** o affifts in the name of the Court of Vienna. M. Da Hoist. is now at Vienna, and according to every appearance, will not return to this place till certain (Neils now under ditcuflion with the Vice Chancellor of the Empire are termi nated. _ _ _ Pt TERSBURGN, OCTolltlt 3.—M. de Novosit.zorr, Chamberlain to his Majelly, has fet out for London ; we du not know the objeA of his minion, nor how long he will be abfent. Count de Wrotrorz .rr, the MiniAer of Foreign Affairs, who had obtained from his Welly leave of .41,fcnre, is caper:led here iu a little time to refume bib funSions. STATE PAPER-SIR GEORCTE RUMBOLD. A very Impaled COPT of the Commurneerwe prefeoted by His MAJtiTY ' S MINISTERS abroad, and to the Footnote Mt- NISTIRS here, having appeared lr :he Papers of yefterelay, wt hawe the fansfadtion to be enabled to lay before our Readen CORItrCT COPT of t►e COMMUNICATION which Mr. JACKSON was dirCetC4 to prefent to the blirditere of Hie Paossuait MAJESTY. I , His Majzsry has received the account of an IMP exampled aS of violence committed at Hamborgh againft the perfon of Sir Geotoe RI; msotn, his MiniSer at that place, who was forcibly feized in his own bottle in the night of the 25th cf °Sober, by a detachment of French Soldiers, • and carried off, to• gether with the Papers belonging to his Million. ~ After the repeated proofs which the conduit of the Trench Government has exhibited of an otter contempt and defiance of every obligation of the Law of Nations, His Majeßy can feel no furprife at the perpetration even of fuch an outrage as this, upon the territory of a weak and defencalefs State ; but his Majeßy owes it, not only to himfelf and to the recf• pettable and unfortunate City whore rights are molt immediately attacked, but to his Relations with the tell of Europe, and to the dignity of every Power which has Rill the inclination and the means of pre felling its independence, to lofe no time in entering his Solemn Proteh spina fo atrocious an aggro ion. 44 If any thing could render fuch a proceeding more infulting and alarming, it would be the cassia nation which his Majelly underßands to have been given of it by the French Refihnt at HambUrgh : 1 namely. that it took place in confequence of orders given by the Minister of Police at Paris to the Com mander of the French Forces in Hanover. ,‘ His Mikity trolls, that there will not be found a Power upon the Continent which can remain infen fible to the eonfequences of a meafure which, in its principle and ezansple, not only menaces every Court which may at any time fall within the reach of French Arms, but which is fubverfive at once of the facred Rights of Neutral Territory, of the war , 'rimed in , ercoutte between independent States, and or the Privileges of Public Maiden, hitherto re- Melted and recognized by every Age and by every Nation. " His Pru Gian Majefty unqueftionably will Rot only participate in the fentiments which mull be corn. mon to every Sovereign, but the vicinity of his domi nions, and his fituation, both as a Direftor of the circle of Lower Saxony, and as guarantee of the Gee. mavic Conftitution, wilt induce him to feel a deep and peculier intereft in this unparalleled tranfataion. His Majelly cannot therefore allow himfelf to CD. Certain a moment's doubt that his PrufGan Majellf will fecond and enforce, in the moft effeftual man ner, the reprefentations which have been made by the Senate of Hatsburgh for the immediate ce leste of His Welly's Minider, and will further fee the urgent necedity of taking fuch meafures as may he belt calculated to obtain from the French Govern. meet a public reparation, adequate to the heinous nature of the indignity, and may alfo prevent, for the future, the repetition of outrages which threaten to dedroy the remaining dininaions of civilized Eu• 5, 18°4" The Communications which Ms Majogy's Mingtse abroad tun e fired so preint to the Miniltees of the Cowie at ,okieb they reeled, were tared atecedin: to the ciente"• lances of the refiraive rdariow of thole Loon: with the Germanic Ltorpire. We are allured by an officer now at Dungenefs, that the report mentioned in our paper Come days ago, that we were to have DO blockading fquadros off °Rend during the winter, is incorrect. We art glad to find this the cafe, for, however much we may dcfpife the Trench craft, we do not think they Could be permitted to road from that or any port without even a chance of being mnlefled. The Royal Vat k Mary-la.Bonne Volunteers will affemble to morrow morning, at eight o'clock, with arms, accoutrements, and every appointment, in the h;glitft hate potTible, and march to Chalk Farm, for the pus pole of tiring fur two elegant fdver cups,. pre fented to the regiment by the Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant, Lord Vifeount D tot cannon. On their return to town, the regiment will dine together at the Crown and Anchor. _ _ The fecond Somerfet regiment of Militia came into Portfea Barracks on Wednefday, to replace the Worcefler militia, marched for Exeter. Wedneiday the Weft Middlefex Militia marched into the barracks at Harwich. Tit two Corps cf Bataan-Alb and Selby Volone. teers arc now united, and formed into a batratioes, aI which Lieut. Col. V kW a cove is appointed Commander. with the rank of Colonel. AU the Volunteers, amounting to nearly souce within a day's march of Berwick upon Tweed, have received orders to enter that gallium, upon the Srit notice of the enemy's having dialed a landing in any part of the ;Sand. General OAREI arrived on Saturday, at the bottle of the Hon. Central Palm. in the High-titeet, Portfmouth. In a tew days be will take the official command of that garrifon. The prizes of twenty•five guineas each, to be ex pended in books given by Mr• Buc u to the gen tlemen at Eton School on the fubjett of the Dew Col t lege (minded at Calcutta by Marquis Wass,esssTs arc adjudged as follows :—For the ben Greek ode, Ito Mr. TRs , Lag's (cholas (ion to the Mae. ter cf the Templa) ; fur the bell Latin verfes. to Mr. IG. Ricsaans, fon to the Rev. Mr. RICII/IRDS, of Winchetter. The reeks are to be printed and *lv j ed is Ott archive' of the College at Calcutta. 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