Star. — London, England, 1804-01-09 00:00:00

FARZHANT, HAN rs. NOTICE is Hereby Given, That the FARMS,. tailed FORM. and BUTTERIDGE, near FAREHAM, being I.OT 1. advernfed to be raid TO- MORROW, the Leda init. HAVE BEEN DISPOSED OF, by Private Contra& • LONDON. MONDAY, JANUARY 9. PRICE Or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s 3 per Cent. Nerole 4541 ci. div.—Ditto for ace. 54 I. Long Ann. t 6 t-t6{.—Ontnium Si. PRICE OY STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Bank Stock :464 i 5 per Cent x 797,9.: i gi 3 per Cent. Red. tail L. Ann. a 1.46 3 per C. Cant 54{; Otnulum 51 dtE 4 row Cam ichl: . Cool for opg. 55i 36 3 per Can. Navy tS;ji } en. dlv. I The greatell aElivity and bunk prevailed the whole of yellerday in all the Offices of Government con nailed with the Navy, The telegiaphs were at work all the afternoon, and at night difpatelres were fent off ezprefs to the different ports. Difiatches were yefferday received from Sir Jima BOILLASI Waca IN. The Gazette of Saturday contains the official ac. count of the Capture of the French Craft on Wed nefday lab off Boulogne. Our Deal Correfpondent informs us, that the prifoners brought in, in thefe veffels, have offered to enter into our fervice—an offer which, though it will prob•ibly be reje.led, flew,: in a bong point of view what mull be the general feeling of the French foldiery refpetting the attempt to invade us. Sum; letter. from the coati Bate, that the Fut sr CON S vc was at Calais on the 3d folk-but left that place on the fame day for Oliend and Drage,. It is not impoflible, therefore, that be may have witneffed the dilater which befell his boats on Wednalday. Yeflerday four of the Hamburgh Mails doe ar. rived. They bring letters and papers from that city to thu 37th ult. . The change lathe &Zan hfiniltry Co long fpoken of, has at length taken place. Count Wizaciazorr retires ! His age and bid (late of health are affigned astir twee. Whether any other circumftanee may have cotitriboted to this change, a little time will pro. hahly explain. The fuceeffor has not'been yet ap. • pointed. In the mean time, tht Rum in army keeps augmenting, and magazines :tie laid to be preparing for Ruffian troops , that are aiFembling on the fron tiers of Poland. We have heard little or nothing of any Ruffian army affembling there, and if there be, it feems to indicate that the Estrraoa of Russia is re• folved to fupport his reprefentations to the FIRST Coteau'. on the ftibj•A of Hanover and the King of .Saaateta s trot to mention the general diforders corn. witted lay the French in the-North of Europe. with M halVofing military force. An . the mean time it would appear, whatever may kw the cask of the movement, that a part of the Trench force. if not the whole of it, is preparing to quit Hanover. Some aecounu Rate, that that Elec. ttteatt is to be occupied by troops belonging to the 'King of PRUSSIA; and from all eircumltances, it (*ems probable. that the Fitsr CUMIVL finds it at WI convenient, that he liould appear at leaß to ac qttiefee in arrangements pi opofed by the Emperor *Latent:sea. An article, however, from the Batiks of the Mayne. Rates, that the EKTRIOR of Russia had applied to the French government on the fubjed of the occupation of Hanover, and likcwife the in. demnification fo long promifed to the Kozo of Sac. but in both infancy had received a negative. By Crane letters that have reached us, it appears, that the Northern Powers have been applied to by the Ham towns, probably ref:petting their protellion from French rapacity :—at leaf' it is certain, that Deputies from Hambugh have been at fume of them, anilhave been well received. The difpnte between Ataffria and Bavaria items faded for the prefent, fo far as relates co Oberhaufen. The queltion rttptaing the rights of the Equeilrian Order of the Empire, whole clie 11.4% been elPoufed by the Emperor, is dill the itibjea of negociati• n. 'The acconnts from TILIWcy (peak of Alexandria, which fome time ago %Lab reported to be in the pof• Jettlsm of the Der, as b-ing Hill occupied by the Turkiat troops, but cinfely befielged by I:.e former. New ditlurbances have hrukcn out in Syria ; and a ktter from Vienna lays, that there 171 S a report that diiturbances had broke out at Condantin HANOVER, DMC►Matt r. General Mama' wept yetterday rnian.ng t to mice the Hs. uneerisn Lesion, amd rt.::z.::eJ to the evening. is EU., a Iti.neh corp. of l mz thnufai. I men will be cr.i:eactl at Lit,:netle.f. and throw up al um:hernia. tlutc. The I",ietati gartiii.nsof Elzc, Croe.os, ot..ers to Htl.lcll...ini, taut been reinforced. I. e nn she elate cif a Haimvevian a4.- Et there is a of fir IL: :!4 ferviee, and the Xis, met, have received link:, fccurc the per!• :1 of ihip clT:ctr, it patilc. Dic. s6.—lt a tail dirrr n Fiend, orl :•ne will foam Am (lid 11011:n0. SCvci:ll (ICI 1:11 c of Cunfcript, h i‘C AItIVW Nc•c V•Ial.11111th ttw Jdy• ; they mutt all he nc•.V The I. 11116 U •.f French troops (till rein:awing here is New reports are in cist.u:,..thon iii•.:h will evacuate the Elcaorate, and a Neutral Power occupy the country. Dec. 23.—Tuerday li►ening arrlied an eXpitif to Gen. Moat-tea, with wry iasportant difpatches. It is fuppofed thefe difpatclses contain an order for the French troops, except to,ooo men, immediately to evacuate the Elcaorate, and join the Army in Flan. dcrs and Holland. BilLlN,Dscrussa, ig.—Theday before yellerday anixad an exprefs from Paris, as alio Mr Fa uLar it from Vienna, an Englith Mellinger. Dee. 17.—His Excellency Mr. Attorsos, the Ruffian Imperial Ambaffador, is returned from Eutin. Their MAZISTIES returned from Potfdam for the winter on the teth. His MAJESTY has prefented, by the hands of Count Srattsazss, the ghat golden coronation medal to the celebrated Mr. LtcsaTIATE Nim sic or, from Hamburgh, who is now here, as a proof of his 'deem and the fatisfation he has received from his ufeful works. HAIM/RCN, Dec. a 3 Come days we have had a moft revere commencement of winter. The cold has been at to° or iz° Reaumur. Today it is Ibmething milder. The Elbe is entirely bl .eked up by the ice, fn that the Englilb frigates, have, it is Paid, left the mouth of the River. In Hanover the cold has been at ir or 111°. Many Fiench foldiers in their late marches, as well as peafants, have been frozen to death. ESISDIII, Dec. lg.—The froll has now flopped all communication. Four Englills mails are due, and there is no chance of their arriving loon. There is to day a thong report that the French are to evacuate Hanover, and the Frugal' to tale poilifilon of it; but whether the Karla of PRUSSIA is at fall awaked from his drowfinefs, or whether his powerful neighbour the EISPIIIOII of RUSSIA has compelled him to this flep, is yet an enigma. At all events it mull Coon clear up, and Heaven knows what confe quinces the change would produce ; favourable ones no doubt to the Engliih, which would give them hong allies on the Continent ; and thus caufe the threatened invafion of the French to fall to the ground of itfelf. Pa sssss IMON. DEC. 9.—A diforder rages at Kamfcliatlea, much refembling the yellow fever, and carries off numbers of people. The Medical College has already difpatched feveral Phyficians thither, and ufed all neceffary precautions. The Emperor, who has been indiipored with a cold, is now perfcely re. !lowed to health. FitONTIIIRS or RUSSIA. Dec. 113.-"--According to accounts hem Peterfburgh, it is now fully determin ed that the truly meritorious Chancellor of the Ent. pire, Count Wortopi Low, Mall be permitted to refign, on account of his great age and feeble (late of health, and retire to envoy repofe on his ettate. His otfi,:c, however, remains undifpofed of, and Piincc Cast• voatas:zr will manage the buftacf; of it during the vacancy. Baussrt.s. DEC. rB.—The reouititions of forage and proviiions for the troops on out coati have now ceafed :thole who have furrithed them are to be paid from the national treathry. The FIRST CONSUL i, fpeedily expeacd at Oaend and Dunkirk. The Mayor at the latter town. Citi zen ENSILIIT s is appointed a Mcather of the LegHt of Honour. Three mute regiments are expthecf in the camp at Dunkirk. General 9 . commands along the coati from Dunkirk to Calai.. Henna, Dice m see 17.—The greatelt difinitch is now ufed in fupplying the !hips of war and tranf ports now lying in the Canals of nnr Republic with the neceffary provifions issd ammunition. before the frog lets in. The number of traufpotts is about goo in the Rued of Fluthing ar.4 other places It is hoped that the cold will not be fu revere as to freeze them up, and prevent die departuic of the expedition. The march of the troop - . to the soak Bill cominues. General Q U ARTS, who has been ill, but ii now reed• v.,eJ, wiii command the expedition nailer General Dv. Howe e•v. Dicks'sLa 20.—The preparations for the expedi• tinn againtl Eng Lind Mil continue without intermit'. lion, and our canals in the interior ate full of trarf. re i t conveyin g t r oops in the ct•oll. Dse. 3.—A1l the flip-mallera in our ter riciiiy, whore veifels were eroloyed in C IIVCY ance of Troops in the Expedition of Cie Fr. 141. to Egypt, have received dire inns to hiiag in their bill% for the freight, whii.h :3 maw he To day a report was fudJenly flocad, that the yellow fever bad made its appcirance in Genoa. oc• calir.ned a rreat alarm, bL.; happily it was foon covered u;t:sout n. t 7-1: a T r.,th Flee, which hac atrivcd gaff the :1 , 4 ea, hai rOTCIf n:I 13041'..!. I which h ive been Landed. In the mean time, the I:ng;i:h (hips of war utg - ci ye the MO• tioth, of the French nir OttAnta. Tor Nfroir, a, N..v. fl:et of the Capiran P.ich t, whi,li 11. is arrived r.ti this peninfida, confills of forc:.teer. Ships (If 'tsar. It is r.:Dorted that it will be jo:. ::.7 izvvi Frgldh Ships of star. c. dry the grenaJier barrili••n n Lir!. fL:tur :.ft i guard to the Firli Consul II r 1 , 1 nit Repuhric., helm' i , s 4!ls ; it cnr.r.tis of pickeJ men, their uni. form c r.l a km corm .i:J:J by Cult•ocl Valetta, the. 7.—The Eletior of tairiaitils declared by his Mini:ler here, Baron G initrrp. that the mifunderftanding concerning Oberhaiklett is fettled, and that the troops of Bavaria Late let Ae place. A formal Convention will, however, be, con cluded concerning the occupation and right to Ala. bone of contention. Dec. 9. —The following official declastion has been Cent to M. de Watt/Aar, Deputy of the Equef. trian Order of Franconia : OFFICIAL NOTF. The enderfigned. Vice Chancellor of the Empire, las laidbefore his Imperial Melee.) , the molt humble eddrefa, in which the thirteen numbers of the Equellrlan Order of Frasconia, funs. monad to Embers the 19th ei November by the BeVaro Palatine Government, have given an account of the remarkable events of that day. His Majefty has fern with pteafure by that addrefs, that the Lid members of the Equeftrian Order, regarding es they night the intentions tnanifelled of the date of the 3d of left month, and guided by that kutintent of at/whoa* to their fupreme Chief whkh they have inherited from their aneettors, lave remained faitbf■l to the Emperor and Empire ; and that, condwfting them (elves as brave and loyal Germans, nattier the menaces, nor the attacks uftually made, have bets abbe to turn them from the obit gallons which they have coriaaded by oath, nor from the Cada anion which has fubfifted mail the prefent moment, and has beat folemnly fareioncd by the tat decree of the Empire. His M ;jay, in his quality as Supreme chief and Defender of the Rights of the Germanic I.cagur, has oppokd assentor:tic in terference, midraiTed to his klettocal Highoefs the Meager of Ba varia, formally demanding that the flatus quo, relative to the 'Audition Onkr, timid be raciabliihed in all its relations, rods at it rattled berore hi. Highncfs took potfelion of the eountrles aligned to him as indemnities, and filch as I. has beets folernaly guaranteed by the Lilt Decree of the Gemini Diet: That it should not be troubied again in future with arbitrary Reps wad ewsfswesi and that for thepartiodar differences that might milt, his filsbners would never late best of what is preferthed by the Decree of the ' of ;7,51! That his Imperial kfakity meted from the chorifitt of the Ekaar, (tons his wiftlom and his love of junky that after having weighed with enolnef. this requelt of his Impe -1 rial Majesty, founded entirely upon the Uwe and the Conititu tion, he would feel no difficulty to fadsfy them completely, fa much the more, &ibis Majetty the Emperor is firmly refolved, in his quality as %prone Chief, and conformably with his duty, to maintain the tranquility of the Empire, to pesteet, by ulterior meafores, the immediate Equensian Order opinft all violence and oppreSon. The underlie:led, Vice Chancellor of the Empire, has dishonour to communicate this ft:prem.: &aloe to the Ba wer of the Erpiettrian Ural r, la order that he may communicant it to his canpantoes, and that they may kid in it new encourage meat to continue invariably in the glorious firmnefs which they lave &played, and in their ottoehment to the Supreme Chief and to dot Coo*tuition. %ams, Dec 3. (Sg n ') ►tIYCt CULLORtI:IO MANU!tLD, DEC. 10.-4 I is raid here. that the Roman P.lnce Boaanssr, brother-in-law of the FlasT Consul, is to obtain the order of the G,lJen Fleece at the fame time with the Princes ESTERHAZI and FURST a. The troops who were ordered to march towards the Bavarian frontiers have received counter orders. Every difagreement with Bavaria is now finally ar ranged, though the particulars are not known. Dcc. 17 —According to reports, an infurration has taken place at Conlilntinople. The Spanilh Ambalfador, PI ince CASTEL FRANCO, and the Portugueic Miiiiiter, Chevalier Istertarsos, have both received official account of the neutra lity of their refpetlive Courts during the prefent war. Between Pat is asd St.PeterfburghCouriers contitine to pals without inte•. •ption. DANES or THE MAiNT, Dec. 20.—OUT Journals contain the following article—" The EMPEROR of RVISIA ha, made application to the French Govern•' went for the evacuation of Hanover, and at the fame time required that an indemnification fhould be ailot ted to the Kist; of SARHINIA, dvhich,r not EOM* plete,fliould at lealt amount to oae third part of the value of the States he had loft, and that this indem nification fbould be aired him on the Cootinent of Italy. The Court of Vienna, at the invitation of that of St. Peterlburgh, fuppnrted both there propo fitions. Boa Araar s. however, esprefsly declared that he could not confent to the evacuation of the territory of Hanover before the renovation of peace; And that the indemnification of the Korc of Saint- SIA, filotlid it he agreed to, could not be carried into effze till pear was concluded with England. In the negotiations another great Power has taken no past. Frequent conferences are held between the Envoys of fevcial Staub of the German Empire, re lative to the parity of votes in the College of Princes; as nance. if this d:t . pute be not fpcedily accommo da!ed, %via o k .enly interpofe as a eradiator. It is alto confirmed, a st fevcral States of the Empire have ap t iliA fur the p4,,tcai,•ll of the FIRST CoNSUL re to various demands they conceive themselves er.itled to make, in virtue of the Revers. or final 'Jul I the l'epat vino. There is talked of a very port.nt Tr.net Oilleial Note, wh;ch wiil loon be yi.e:t in to the Envrts at the Diet at Ratifbon. The cc!..l-:ated Str..:.nr I:tvas has now freqnent confer• er.e-s 10/.113 Of 1..1 i.lssurs, in.--en the Irth instant, the Ene.,y of the Ilk Ctor P.latine at Vienna received a coin om after which he de tli•t the l.ta C - Toot, I. • , m.tler, had order t d troops to widish W 1r am itslcn; 14mciar.1 that any mifunaktii•nding have arisen, and 1141 ready to agree to an cesitable accommodation of the differences that had tan place. It is ilia confirm ed, that the detachment was sart! fr..tri Otacrhaillen betoie the arrival of t' t Aairiart troops. m1i,k1111.4.1 Lien ordered to atIVA:...T. thereh•te. the A oiltrian Court is perfettly fatisCea with th: af forance it has received tram the Court ni P.,:atine. the tr0..01, ra:ch sire to hire been :.arn. bk.! on the Auth::.r. fraticrs of BJEtmLa :ten orikrtJ !ult. CorsTnirmovez..blov.44.—The Captain Paella has received orders from the Grand Seignior to tarn colitis city. He has already arrived at tilt Datdanelies. with three (hips of the line t the veil of the fleet continues off tht Norea, under the command ..at the Tirkilli Vice Adsniral. The city of Alexan .dria,in Egypt, is clofely befieged by the Beys. Ac- Tattles to fame accounts All 'Paths, the TurlaHlt Commandant. Las abandoned the town to the Marne Inkci, and confined laimfelf to the defence of the ci. tadel. New dilturbatiees have broken out in Syria. Dgez tar Patna having been appointed Paha St Da. murals, Abdallah, the Pallaiy - who was fuperfccled, has put hinifelf at the head of . ty.ooo men, and is Laying walk the country with fi re and (word in re. 'env for having been deprived of his dovernmest There are alfo sfillarbancisi in European Turkey a body of rebels him sikanced avian Adrianople, and lad fags to t h at ail; Till &COMAS.. Die. I...AVeiii yet know nothing more eiranneantial relative to the contents of the Convention with France for a neuirslity. Here, as throughout the reit of Europe, enriofity and atter - tion are Rrongly excited by the great French cape. dition new preparing. England delays to declare her intentions with refpeit to Spain. The great quantity of Englilh property now in our harbours may snakily be the caufe of this delay. In the mean time, preparations are actively carrying nu in all our naval departments. Admiral gsavia• is fill at the Edeurial ; but, with a few exceptions, all naval o&. cersitre ordered to repair to their refpagive Rations. The report from Paris a l to approaching change in our.Adminiliratipn Is !Agent any foundation. Hit Excellency the Prince of:Psucs 11;11 enjoys the molt unlimited confidence of both their CAT HOLIC MA / as- TIES ; as do alto the Miniller for Foreign Affairs. M. de Cavai.r.os, and the Miniller of Finance, Don Sot. a. The Kinn has been pleafed to appoint Mr. WM. Easettis to be Commiffery of the Commilferiot of Glafgow, vacant by the death of Joan Oita, Efq. The Gazette of Saturday night confirms the ac• count of Genera) Got tartitto's death. We there find that Lieutenant-Colonel Sir J. H. CRAIG is appoint ed Colonel of the 86th foot. in the room of that sal ient and much lamented officer. The Hon. CROIL EY AO. LIT is returned to Parlia ment as a Member for the Borough of Dominiler. The Earl of Motaa having accepted the offer tif fervice tranfmitted by the sth Forfarfivire Volunteers commanded by Lieutenant Colonel MVLse, that re giment has been ordered on permanent duty, by Ma, yor General Macoo ALD, and quartered in Dundee. The Town Council of Edinburgh have %mai ra9ufly refolved to recommend Mr. gasser Jame sow, of Leith, as a proper perfnn to be appointed Prnfefor of Natural History la the Illhinsity of Edinburgh, in the room of the detested Ik., Woo. air. 'Clue patronage of this profelibrfitip is lofted in the Crown. This gentleman, though ho has not hitherto held any public fiation,h4ll bag Icitcrera to the mod elevated characters in that kiwi, his refearrhes in this cztenfive field of aotriey, hove fecnred to him no com n degree of (clam, asnong4t the profetfors in foreign ccuntries, and whitl3. wa Arc happy to obferve, Are now duly apprecsamc 13et.vota CASTLI FUTlVlTlll. — ..WednefillYs 4th intlant, being the anniverfary of his Grace the Duke of R natal day, was kept with gm* fpieodour at Belvuir Cagle. The mottling was ether; cd in with tinging of bells. the colours stela d4yhey ed on the New '1 ower, and at noon his Peaces tn. nants, who have volunteered their fervieca, to the amount of 40e, affernbled in front of the oink and fired a fu d Ave. which was anfwered by his Onsets domefitas, by a dikliarge of twelve vollies from the principal tower. The circa, from the echo of Ate furrounaing woods, was affray . grand. The day was (pent in the old Holpstable manner, and the kale of mirth and fctlivity concluded in the tweak ing with a grand ball. %Vogue. Firs.—The Ditchers of Bseroen's Mac. qu e r a si e Ball nn Twelfth Night, wa• attended by lb; beauty and folhion for twenty mile. round. Ai the Gentry in the town of Bedford were prefect, and many fathomable. went from town the fame 'naming. Upwards of eight hundred perfnns were prefent, and the while rune of rooms on the draw ing-room floor, as well as the lower apanmeott. were all thrown open on the occalion. The [lath apattments were adorned with 411 kindb of Bowers and ever greens. natural as well as artificial; in Mort, every means were exerted to render the Pane attrtOive. The maths began to drop in about te4 o'clock. The maksr part of the company were is dominos, though we noticed feveral well luppeetei clutraffers, particularly the Dochefs of BIDTORD, as a Neff; which the fulflbortebl to admiration y Isis Grace the Duke of &unmet. as 80. of Farrow. which he fupported with much humour. and added greatly to the entertainment of the even. ing ; and Mr. SIIrRIDAII I 1111 a Fiji ffesies. who de livere4 upon the occalion an appropriate speech, and kept ISICIA in a continual roars Major Caarwuar r. As ioikraa. Mr. Carrf.v. a, Pooch, bit. MAICKSStIe• chers.b. and Lord 'Wittman kvsseet. a Sjaviant There were ..lso f 1 Harlerias. lairs Chirp. i;vuvr Mart. 4..higary Savrtwa, DON% Wt. who did equal jullice to their refpeetive chara&ers. At t,i:se o'clock the Ball ;rannoeceed s ith Spark ria.t. The Ball Room was moll fitperbly decorated with wreaths of artificial dowers. and variegated lamps t in the middle ..f the roam hung five moll vie gain chandeliers ; the floor was beautifully chalk ed __ - and ekhib ted a molt chancing limp d'ad. NU rad one o'clock the (upper rooms were thrown open the taLlet *cre covered with every delicacy that tr.ge• Tinily could invent, or the rearm aford. The 4'41 and dei;cri were of the chnii ;ft. At half pall toirs dancing was refurred. and contained with great fpiri: tfli Ca on jhe morning, when the company koke up hiL•tly platlid with dais evagairs auntwet •