Star. — London, England, 1804-11-27 00:00:00

GBRMAN r. RAMOILCK, Nov. 16.—The King of Sweden has Pent Baron d'Asurstor as his Ambaffador Extra ordinary to Vienna, with very important difpatches. Mod. CRAMP/ASV, while he (till continued to refide there, &kited the Imperial Miniftry to defire the Bane to leave the Aufinan dominions, as it was fur• paged that the object of his million was contrary to the interell of the Corfican faainn. Itarsussim, Nov. 6.—Yefierday the Diretlor of the Diet, Baron ALstat, laid before the Eleaoral Col- Sege, the plan of agreement, relative to the privilege of navigation on the Rhine, which was fettled Come time ago at Paris, between the Envoy from the Elec tor Arch Chancellor. The Eleaoral College will report their opinion on this plan to the Emperor, and reeft his ratification. 1111 an rosin, Nov. 9.—The feveral States of the Em pire that have poffelfions, in the Circles of the Eleaor Arch Chancellor. and of the Upper Rhine, are fend lag Deputies to Franckfort, to confult on the new from of the Circle. At the Diet of the Circle of Suabia, held at Er. linsen, a contribution of eighteen snore Roman months has been demanded, in addition to the eighteen for which the mandates are already' Med. Some of the States oppofe FRANCE. PARIS, NOVEMBER 13. General Aar trammel, the fucce TOT Of Mr. LIVING p T oo, as Ambatfador to the Emperor of the French, is arrived here, and will be prefented next Sisnday at the grand diplomatic audience . He brings with r him his Gove rn ment's acknowledgment of our Sovereign in hie new dignity, Our Ambaffador to the United States of America, Gen. Tuaarao, will not occupy his pea before the differences between Spain and America are finally fettled. It cannot be along time before fuch an event takes place, as both countries have accepted of the mediation of our Emperor. His Excellency, Mr. CIIASIPACIN Y, began his func tions as a 'fusilier of the Home Dtpartnlenr, on the loth inflant. All the Chiefs of DiviGon, Chiefs de Bureau, and the principal Clerks. were prefented to Mat by his Excellency the Councellor of State, M. Parrett% on the preceding day. He will have his firft levee the day after to-morrow, when petitions aid memorials may be prefented to him. His days of public audience are fixed on every firft and haft Thurfday in the month. The Emperor has again permitted the exportation of grain to Spaie. from the frontier departments, and from the ports of Bayonne, St. Efprit, Moran, Sables d'Olooae, and Bourdeaux, upon mil! v certain duty, which is defined to complete the union of the canals between Niort and La Rochelle. It is laid that the grand review, as well as the di plonsatique audience, will be put off until Sunday the id of December, when is thought that his Ho- Briefs the POPS will be prefent, as he is expelled to arrive here is the alith intiant. The extraordinary deliberations of' the Council of State continue at St. Cloud, and are laid to have for their objea, among other intereaing changes, the laying elide, from the Lill cf next January, the Re &bean calendar, according to the defires of his kiolinefs the Pore. The Prefeft of the department of Mont Blanc has, to prevent accidents to the numerous travellers who are ezpefted from Italy, to witnefs the Empe ror's Coronation, ordered polls, with lamps, to be crated, frost Mont Cenis, as far as to the bridge of Beauvoifin. The trnnps from Brea, Rochefort, and L'Orient, who come :o witnefs the Emperoi' • Coronation, have been ordered to remain at Verfailles, until further or. .dens. The other troops from the army near Bou logne. arid from the banks of the Rhine, will lop at &Germain, Pontoife, Melon, and Meaux,where they will be reviewed by the Emperor. The Pope will be received v. itli the fame honour, every where in France, as are decreed for the Princes of the blood, when they do not travel incosnao. It has been reported for fume days part, that both General and Madame Moat •u, with their child, have fallen viftims to the fever, which rages at Cadiz.— Jeered di Peril. According to the lath news from General Mott tuts, he intended to fail with his wife fur Majorca, there to wait her acceuchernent, In that cafe. the report it his death, at Cadiz, molt be without any foundation. •--Le Chorea tramais. Befnie General lisotwon•tt Ls let out for his HI as Ambaffador to the Court of Madrid. he had an audience with the Emperor, horn fix in the morning to ten. I-le is accompanied by Mr. Dos AND, of the Department, and two Aids de Camp. Mr. %%sou R SWO.I continues to be his Firth Secre.ary.— As he took lease, the Emperor relented him with a gold fnuff box, with his Mujelly's portrait, fen round with diamonds, valued sa,cco litres ( !cool.). Oa the fame occafion the Emprefs prefented him with a diamond ring, worth tz,ooo litres ( poi) The Engineer of the Depattment of Dyle, (M.o, has prefented to the Prefea a petition, de romiding a recommendation t.• the Lrrt;.er,r, for ob taming a patent for a kind rf rudder v. lr: J. he has in vented, and with which the h.llontis May he. governed with more ca e in the sit than thlpe on tl.- ocean. The mmander at St. Rid , Gi braltar, CaIITAIsOC, has demanded from ors Comet a reinforcement of troops to hut gthen the cordon round that fitter, and to prevent the inhabitants and the tr 4p• (Toni penett :ding to the inter i• r. He ordered two hi . toldicts to be (but on the ad inn foe bribt: from two Jessal., And for rel. mittivg them to pals their roils without intet rhptton The S, stops arc order, It , fire on all del sr. .m the n of Gil, fh •ul.l they t int re turn th. , c at,t r furSlll , .1 t. de, f„ I,y v. e a d Sante .1 spa, a^isl {Lets.— r t if.yrn I ra...r•ait. It is tail, that kinrerer of RoCCa 11.3 content ed to receive Ca,dii.al Maury as in Amhstiader f* , •ni tire Noe., to fettle the differences between the L.o: Ls of Rome and St. Peteriburgli. SMITHFIELD CLUB. THE CHRISTMAS SHOW for 04. will be on FRIDAY the sob, SATURDAY the s sth, and MONDAY the ssti of DECEMBER, g WOOTTON's YARD, SMITH PUILDr-14. B. It is required that else STOCK tic fent In by Nine Midi on die mean the nth. ti 'To' if ar the his I is b !kW his Am left bay I lion toe Sol his Poi fief as a Th of ono Si ca of Pll th Nn an Sr tb 16 t b; Tr c I • b b m i I I 1 1 ' l* I ~ I . DENMARK. Correlletlea, Nov. 13. —By the Left mail wells., received intelligence, that the yellow fever, which commits fuch ravages in Spain, has likewife made its appearance in the hofpital at Marfeilles ; this requires, however, further confirmation. Quarantine regulations are eftablifhed at Tonnin gen. A Lieutenant of the Navy is feat thither to in fpeft the fame, with a King's fhip. All fufpefted 'edits, on entering the river Eyder, muit ftnp at Collar, where they are (earthed, and mutt either proceed to C.hriftiaafand, or, if every thing is found regular. obferve quarantine for four teen days. In doubtful cafes, the Quarantine quit mittee applies to the College of Health, at Del, whore decilion is prefently followed. Military pe yote, are efkablifhed near WoUerwirck and Wetter hewer, to prevent the landing of men and goods from the (hips under quarantine. LONDON. IifFSDAY, NOVEMBER s?. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCEr Corfuls,Oner. rag We. S t r° lnld " . Reduced yli—Excheq. 1341 h . par le PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Rd. Ann. 57i1 India Stock dot 3 per Cwt. Conf. 581 i India Sonde, z.. a ss. dif. 4 Pc Cent. 731 74 Each. Ms, par re AiL $ per Cent. Navy, pen Emil& Tickets 18 7 .7 a. $ per Cent am for April pyll Conf. for ace. 311}1} Long Ann. 26 13-161 A letter from Malaga, dated the aoth ult. (aye— " You will be pleifed to hear, that we have little fur- ther to dread from the fever which has proved fo fatal amongß us. Yeaerday only one perfon died in this city and its fuburbs, and four in the hofpitals. All the provifional hofpitals, ellablifised at an early Rage of the diforder, are this day to be (hut; a convin cing proof that Government has reafon to believe the direful calamity has ceafed. The people are Rocking into town daily, and returning to tlieir different avo cations, but I am afraid it will be fume time before bufinefs will become &writhing. " Nothing is wanted or walled fur here fo much as rain; a few copious Glowers would prove mutt grateful ; not a drop has fallen fume the month of April, and the country is parched op for want ofit. " At Velez Malaga the inhabitants have had a favourable change of the diforder; the average of deaths is reduced to about feventeen per day." A letter has been received from Gibraltar, of the fame date, which fully confirms the favourable ac , count of the fever inferted in this Paper, in a letter from General Sir THOMAS TRIGGS. The Hamburgh mail of Sunday, the letters of which were delivered out yeflerday, brought feveral interefling rumours relative to the Continental Powers. According to Come of thefe, France and Ruffia had made Tome progrefs toward. an adjuftment of the points in difpute between thcm.—Oa the zoth ult. a Ruffian courier arrived at Berlin with difpatches from the Court of St. Peteriburgh, annr.uncing, that the Emperor AtsWilDEll was difpofed to accept the me diation of Pruffia tcwards the fettlement of all diffe rences between France and Ruffia. In a few days after, the intelligence of the feizure of Sir GEORGE RUMBOLD was received at Berlin, and the projeaed interpofition of Pruffia was immediately arrelled, his Pruffian Majefly having taken a moll lively interell is the fafety of that Minifter. Another accourt, which occafinned yeflerday a ' good deal of converfation, (later, that the Auftrian Ambafrador, at the Court of St. Peterfaorgh, had demanded paffprn ts, and was upon the eve of his departure. The caufe isfrigtied for this important and aftt,nithing hp, is the refill - Al of the Ruffian Chancery to recall their forces from the lfle of Corfu, at the inftance of the Court of Vienna. — Add to ail this the report we Rater, a few days ago, " that France and Auftria have figned a treaty de fenfive and offenfive, of shish the oiled is no left than the conquer, and pa ' 'on of the European do mink ns of Turkey," and who will deny that politi• clans have now plenty of materials to (peculate upon t Some of the frrall French journals to the tath have arrived. tv•NAPAATI is Paid to have been ac cepted.as a mediator, both by Spain and America, to fettle their differences. General ASMITIONG, the new American Minifter in France, is arrived at Pail., with the acknnwledgment of the Ufurper a:. an Em. perur of the French, by his Government. The Spa , nab Commander at St. Roch is reported to have talked for reinforcements of troops toppers his cordon round Gibraltar. Among other perfons in General Bs trariosviees's fnite, on his return as an Anibaffachir to the Court of Madrid, are two Aid de Camps, and one oft' • 's Secretat ice. A parsgraph in the journal de Par:s Rates, that General Muer au, his wile, and child, Lave died of the yel low fever at Cidis. ibis is, however, enntratheted by another Paper. upon die fupprfitirm that this Ge neral had failed for Nl:skim It is curious ennrigh, and fuews both the jealoury and malice of the Ulisr per agairß this rival, that this is the &it time, for the lab four months, that any notice is taken in the Paris paper., eves of the name of this great and nn fortnnate General, to whom Franey owes en: re than to the Corfseas. We announced ^eflacia y, that the French had been making frefh tempts to carry eff En:lifh Sub 'sins from neutral territory. On this tt.; f:reral ,letters were rectivcd yelleulay. The k.i.cudt4 vie- tims west General SONTAG, •who is in the firvice of this country, and Mars. THORNTON IMHI PiusN— all refident on the Dan& territory. In both dick at tempts, we are happy to add, the ruffians completely failed. A Gentleman jolt arrived from the Continent Rates, that fence the capture of Sir Giotto, Rom- SOLD, every perfon who is a Britilk fubjea, or is lanceted of being more inclined to England than to France, is in daily apprebenfion of being feized by Box AAAAAA 's banditti. Not only all the beau tiful villas round Hamborgh are entirely defected, but all men of eh:waiter, (pint, and property, within the walls of the city of Hamburgh, have re moved their papers and molt valuable effeAs, into the boats of the Foreign and Neutral Ambaffadort, expeSing every day that BIRNADOTTI will be or dered by his mailer to garrifon, or, at leaß, to make domiciliary vifits in that free, austral, and Imperial Hank Town, which has fo often and fo liberally paid for its independence and liberty, promired by France, and gauranteed by Prnffia. Nor is this tyranny con I Rued only to the North of Germany. The Gentle man who Rama the above particulars added, that he was requefted by one of the Franckfort Senators not to continue, as ufual, in that city after the fair was over, as the Senate had it not in its power to adorer for his fafety. As the chiefs of the French brigands in Germany do not Carpet, or teem to defire to take any perfons but men of large property, many fuppofe that, betides the political intereft of BoseralTS, they regard their own. 'Acre is a lift circulated upon the Continent, containing the names of the molt rerpettable Britifh fubjees for loyalty and property, fettled in feveral continental cities, all furpated by Bow AAAAA E, whom his emiffaries watch, and his fatellites are various to take. In this number, Mr. Hose, at Amfierdam ; Mars. CRAWFORD and SMITH, at Rotterdam ; Mr. HOMPHRISS, at Franckfort ; Meffrs. POPE, THORN TON, SMITH, PARISH, SWINE, CrODIRIT, Sec. at Hamburgh ; and Ma Horcsi mow, HALL, Sec. at Altona. As, however, this lift was Ihewn on the Exchange at Hamburgh on the t 3th intl. it is Cupp°. fed, that the gentlemen honoured with BQrapaars's profcriptiun will be upon their guard. In another part of our paper, we have given dif ferent letters from Hamburgh, relative to the sttempt made to carry off hlefrrs. Timer pia and Pas este.— We fhould, however, add, that other letters are en tirely talent on the fulled! ; and even that, accord ing to other accounts, there was no kind of move ment among the French troops on the left bank of the Elbe, on the night alluded to. It is, therefore, pot fible that the reports may ultimately prove unfound. ed : but after the affair of Sir Geoace RUMBOLD, and the robber! of Mr. WAGSTAFF, no one will be furprized fhould the atrocity be confirmed by the next mail. Sunday morning'lte ROYAL FAMILY attended Di vine Service at St. Gent ge's Chapel, Windfor. Yeflerday morning hi. MAJESTY, the Duke of Castasino F., the PrnlcelTcs SOP 4 IA and Aste oat, at. ettended by Lords WALSINGH•M and Sr. Eistts's, took an airi a nn horfeback in Windfor Great Park. At one o'clock his MAJESTY hunted with the harrier:. A Cabinet Council fat yellerday at Lord Hatt toway's Office, Downing.flreet. It was attended by the Crwiceccoa of the EXCHFO,y Alt. Earl of CASIQIN, LOtLi Mt LULLS, V4icouat C•ST &&&&& GM, the Pottuguefe Ambaffador, &e. Yesterday difpatches were received at the Admi. ralty from Admiral Sir J. Duccwoarri, command ing at Jamaica. Vilcount Matvicct had yefterday a long confer ence with the CH•Nceccoa of the Elea !via, at his honfe in Downing Hetet. loon after the arrival of his Lurdthip from Wimbledon. The Freedom of the City of Edinburgh has been conferred upon the Earl of Kaws. Count CTILILLT RASOUNDIFSAT. and Cnnlciller de Cour Amts. de &NUTT, have arrived from Rasa at Edinburgh. A vacancy has occurred in the remefentation of the City of Edigbargh in Parliament, by the late Member's appointment to be ,lined Janice Clerk :the Hon.Geoact Assecsose sr of Tullibody, eldeß fon of the late &Oast Sir RALF II Amaceousr: and fon in-law of Lord Virctunt ?Arse:Lt.'s, is a candidate for that hoooneable Elation. On Thnrfday 4R was married at Dalkeith•Houfc, by the Dean of Gloucefter, the Ri.•lss, Hon. Lori MONTAGU/ to the Honourable ma's 1. uot.•l, chieft daughter of the Right tionuorable Used Douqsas of Douglas. Government, it is raid, are about to pntchafe a piece of ground at South Town, near Ipfwich, for the purpofe of ereAing armoury tor to.noo nand of arms, and extentive thoehoufes for the Ealtern Diftrict. Other buildings of a fimilar kind, and an armoury for =woo nand of arms, are alio to be ereacd at Bury. Sr A% r I.—This ancient Plibl;c Market was revived on Friday !all, the a3d init. and proclaimed b. the High Cnntlable, at*etuicd by a number nl the prin. cipal ittliabi.ants on ho.febac:„ and a:terwards opcntd in due form. At one o'clock, set y larre cornestoics fat down to eLccllent einners, at the Bulk, and Lien Inn., and drat.k the b-alth of, and retuned thanks to RICNARD T , Liq. Lord of the Manor, for his liberality in maktil it al, e: mallet. The day was (pent w:th preAt cnnsiviaiay. There were upwards of roe quarters nt wheat and then grain pitched and fold, And a g , od and plentiful those pigs, and abundance of p...dtri., blow, c.,ecte, cogs, and other at ticks. all of whith had a iota. Isle. —By the mark:, returns, Wocat w from tsp. to 361. los per load ; Batley, 535. to 535. per quarter ; Oat., 311 o 395. ditto; Beans, 51,. to 565. :Ho; Pcafe, to 575. dam. LOSS OF HIS MAJESTr: SNIP YENERAB LI We are forry to announce, that his Majefty's VENERABLE, of 74 guns, Capt. Hutirsa, was loft on Saturday night lei near Torbay—three or four of the crew drowned. The following particulars are corn. municated on the authority if a letter from thence: TORBAY, MOVE MBAR 2S. In eonfequence of the wind fluidally fpringiug up to the N. E. lalk night, a fignal was made for the fleet to get under weigh, which all did except the Goiram and Imarrurvx, which now lay faft..— Owing to tlie darknefs of the night, a great cunfufior was amongft the (hips ; unfortunately theVey O R S ILt , of 74 guns, Captain Hunter, in &king their anchor, the ails hook gave way, when a mailer's mate, and a feaman fell overboard, and were drowned ; a hoz: and crew were inflantly lowered down to endeavour to fare them, but in their hurry, the after tackle gave way and the boat filled, confequently the crew were floating, which threw the (hip into the tumult confufion ; another (hip being aimed aboard of them, owing to the darknefs of the night, and the fhip get ting (tern-way, they endeavoured to flay her, but the (hip refuting flays, and not having room to wear her, the went anion on the North pan of the Bay, at a place called Roundem Head, near Paington, and will be totally loft; all three malls arc cut away, but its blowing a heavy gale and much Pea, the (hip is going to pieces. It is not known hew many men were on board, but from the heft accounts it is a maf ter's mate, one midftripman, a lad, and about ten or twelve feamen; the CI ain,Officert, and others, that are raved, are on board the Goiran and Ist err usur. She is very near the rocks, and having a rope from the (bore to the (hip, feveral got on (bore by that af- Hance ; but the little midlhipman in endeavouring to get. on (bore that way, quitted his hold and was drowned.—The Nelly. of Tcignmoutb, C x Cominus, mailer, with the reit of the fleet, got un der weigh. and reaching to the Southward with her larboard tacks on board, when abreaß of the creak, put the vac], in Rays, which (he refuted ; they filled her, and tried the fecond time without ace, owing to the violent tea, and the ebb tide Petting Ilrong, and not having room to wear, (be went Awe. is now full of water (laden with pipe clay), and will loon go to pieces. A pilot boat went off, and took out all the crew, except Capt. Cu MINGS, who refuted to quit her—in eonfequence, three of the pilot men tar ried with him, but the brig is now parting, and I haven't' been an eye•witnets, and ailing in dragging the four poor creatures a-fhore with ropes, and. thank Goo, we have aceomplithed it and laved though they are cat and b, uted with the rocks.—. Wind at E.N.E. and a violent tea. Four or five tailors are teen at times locking :not at the port holes of the V , and notwith- Randing her jolly boat hangs to her quarter, yet the peor,lle from the More cannot by their gettures and hallowing, perfuade them to lower the boat down and quit her. It is conjeetured they are ill, or othcrwite have got to the fpirit room and arc Ltosicated. Yellerday morning, five waggons, containing the treafure taken out of the Spanifh frigates, detained by the fkuadron under the command of Captain Money. patfed through the Strand. They were el . - corted by a party of Light Dragoons. The fecond fun of the late Sir H. Howson' died last week at his paternal feat in the country. He furvived his late father only fevers days. Mill G. Hu atolls. his beautiful and accompliated &We is danger ottily indifpofcd at Clam). An Trills Gentleman in company, a few nights fence. feeitig that the lights were fo dim as only to re nder the clarinet, vifiße, called out sr 14 e .e. Waiter. let me have a couple of dayreta candles, jug that 1 may fee how thole others lam I In confequence of a bet of Twenty Guineas, and a Rump anu Dose's, a young gentleman lately un dettook to run three miles in 20 minutes • namelr on the road from the Rartiarpoll at Tinwald D wns Race-courfe, to the Kides Arms Tavern, Diffithies. ,(;rare was in all his Reps; and, to the afluniffiment a f all prefent, he won his wager in 19 minutes and ope quarter! Ks Nese, we find, actually flek a march to Leicef tzi IA week, and law the Voting Roseate in Haw:f and Riarard. The SAB is, that change of air was Ad. vifei as necefiAr y to his recovery, and the es pedisi is combined health and euricifity. Bnt it feems that it was a matter r f hutine:s alma. as fume arrangements were to be fir.ai.y acklnited refpeZ.'ting the et.g.eee. went cif the Juvenile Wonder at Covent Garden Theatre. Kt aet.l returned on Saturday. The young ROSCIUS Attired yefterday t he was in the slief,-boxes at Covent Garden L'heatre lea nigh, to fee COAX'S wk.:mance of it'Llard. to which he was very attentive. He afterward , went behind thi Scenes, tuck a view of the Stage, and was introduced to the pi incipal rerformers. Such was the aJmil atinn which the young Rri,, .• 'v. cut It.t late theatrical vi:it to St,ck put, •!I v hen it w., understood that he had cogent ea to thy an addiur.n t l bight. and perform Itirlsurd,ac- COI ding h. the account A NlA's:hiller paper. •• the hells Struck up a merr y peal in hi, honour A very elegant al d fampttrms dinner was given u..C• at H ay.nt. Dv •he officers or the In Fate . ham. Hay.uu, Es'‘, 0 . Wickham, COAST, Pod FAIL'IAT And Titehf.eid V .innteers, to Brigadier- Gen rat l'• Mar Gf•lllti TT, being the ie. 1•1111* ..rriC.l, WA. in the a Hare wa• cangh• cwimming . hie ~ t , i. ini,paet ,lb had taken r been picked by her enemies Oil Wet:las:4% in the t t. ill C' r.% C C.V. A the I•%, :in Urmw app •.inted to the coma nd of ;,