Star. — London, England, 1805-01-28 00:00:00

A i I A p o 1 HAMA URGII MAILS. PARIS, Jaw. g.—Our Government have had &ve nt important dircuiSons with Count CaIIINTZIL, the Roman Imperial Ambaffador here. relative to the affairs of Italy, which have gisen rife to many faslfe reports. There is no doubt, however, - that thole apparent differences will Coon be terminated in an amicable manner. Our funds have again affumed their ufual pofition, and are now laetween 57 and 58. The liege of Gibraltar, which the Englifh have now had in their poiliffion szatly a hundred years, is to be undertaken with from eighty to a hundred thoufand men. The camp at St. Rods will be more numerous than during the American war. Gitotto, Dec. f6.—Reports have Item for tome time circulated, from various quarters, that changes will loon take place in the Ruffian Miniftry, by which, according to fome, the friends 'of France. or accord ing to others, Statefmen devoted to ere Englith in. terefl, will come into favour. The tenth is, tbat no. thing of all this is knnwn at St. Pelsriburgls ; that Count WORN ZO/ is gone to Mokow from his eaves; that the Monarch honours him with his entire con fidence, and frequently calls him to his Councils ;— that,laftly,hiscoadjutor, Prince Cz AILTOIL I SR I, con do& himfelf in the Adminiftration of public bufmefs with a prudence and moderation which cannot but fecure to him the approbation of his Imperial Ma jeßy. Thofe are greatly miflaken who believe that the Emperor is inclined to change his political fyf tem and his Ministers. His Imperial Mikity has only one fyllem, which is the fyftem of the dignity of his Crown, and a juts balance in Europe. This fyf. tem prefcribing to his Imperial Majesty one ccurfe, which in no cafe can be dependent on the manner in which the Minitters perfunally view the fyilems of other Courts. VILIMA, Dec. 26.—1 t is confidently hoped, that the peace of the Continent will not be interrupted. as the Courts of Vienna, Peterfburgh, and Bolin, en multi the fame fentiments on this fubjea, and will; it is faid, take meafures, in concert with each other, for maintaining a Rate of tranquillity. Jaw. 9.—M. ROCHEFOUCAULT, the new French Ambafador to our Court, is expelled here very font. A great number of (hips have been wrecked in the Black Sea, in the late norms, by which the Atli*. rance Company at Theft has IoR to the amount of 400,000 florins. Jan. s o.—The Papal Nuntio has delivered to Count Ras u stowszv a letter from his Holiners, addrdfed to the Emperor of Rutsa, which the Count is to for ward. His Holiners Rates, that he has obtained the seleafe of the French emigrant Vergennes, who was waled at Rome lift fummer. Five regiments hive lunched from Bohemia, to join the cordon on the Italian frontier. STRALSUND, Jas. 7.—Yelterdsy their Swedifh Ma jetties, with the young Princefs their daughter, left this place for Mittau. &rent Nowt. JAN. I.—Their Swedifh Majeflies are expeded here, for certain. before the end of the pre tent month. Sledges are already fent to Yftad for their reception. In our Court Calendar, the Count de LILLE, Louis XVIIL is Qyled King. Flom Iru.v, Dac. t L—French troops continue to march from Upper Italy to the Ecclefianical Hate, and to the Neapolitan territory. Eighteen thou (and men are now an - ambled between Cevignola and Goggio, waiting for orders to enter the kingdom of Naples. Roma, Dec. to.—The contagion has ceafed at Leghorn, but our meafures of precaution are con tinued. It was the fear of that diilemper which in duced Lucian BoNAPARTP to quit Rome fo fudden ly. At Pefaro he took a houfe fur three months, when a commiffioner of health arrived there from Venice, whereupon Lucien, fearing imminent dan ger, left Pefaro the fame night, and is now at Milan, ander the name of Gec. Boy II It. It is Alerted, that at the time when General Via• um received orders to fciae all Britifh property at Leghorn, the French Charge d'Affaires demanded the Imprifonment of the few Englifhmen in Tufcany, which was refuted by the Court. The anfwer is Gated to be, that although a war betwixt Spain and England be very probable, the Court could not con fider the latter power as its enemy, nor commit an at which would be contrary to its neutrality. Floss 'VAL, ' Dee. :4—New propofals of indem nity have been made to the King of Sardinia, which would annul the independence of the Republic of the Seven Mends. The King referred them to a great Northern Court, which declined them. Nor Las, Dec. 14.—The demands that our Court ball abandon its neutrality, are Paid to be fo urgent, that the Englifis Minifter apprehends he mutt loon quit this capital. Maw, Dac. 24. —It is aliened, that the Italian troops, at prefent in France, will be fent back to the Italian Republic, and that the French troops in the latter will enter the Neapolitan territory. COILSTANTINOPLI, Nov. 2o.—The Ruffian Envoy, Count Irm.trisev, had lately a long conference with the Reis Effendi, which is fuppofed to have for its &kit the concerns of the lonian blonds. and the nation of the Ruffian troops there. All the reports of the landing of Ruffian troops on the 'Fur kith ter ritory are contradited, both by the Turkilh Ministry and the Ruffian Envoy. • Nov. v.—The Court of Ruffia continues to rein force its troops at Corfu—for, on the 24th, another Ruffian frigate and Tome tranfports, with Soo men on board, arrived in our port, bound to that Wand. According to the accounts of the men, another con voy of troops will proceed from Sehallopol for the fame declination, before the winter fets in. The Spanifh Envoy has received, by a courier, who bad an incredible quick paffage, the intelligence of 0041 war betwixt Spain and England, and he has communicated it to the Porte, which has caufed a great fenfation in the Divan. It is thought that this news may effera a change in the prefent political fyf. tem of the Porte. A convention is agreed upon between the Porte and ISKikl. Parma, who has ufurped the govern ment of _Acre, by virtue of which he is confirmed as to deliver to the Porte SZZAR Pacna, which ,cnes account, do not rtft s ihillig e they were snore. CarTAIN P.tena has in oonfequenee railed the blockade of Acre, and it ihortly expeEted here with his fquadron. A new Miniller from the Republic of the Seven Mandl arrived here, and had his Mt audience of the GRIND VIZIER, and the GRAND SIGNIOR. His &ft bufinefs was, to reprefent to the Porte, that his Go vernment was not able, from its confined fituation, to pay the tribute, in an-ear for three years, of 70,0c0 piaßres annually ; whereupon the GRAND Sutras letrencd the film for the time paR to 40,000 piati: es a year, which fum was aftually paid by the faid Minitter. As loon as the GRAND SFIGI4IOIt was informed that the troops had received no pay for more than two months pail, he ordered a forced loan of two millions piatires to be levied on the merchants and rich people in his dominions; commanding, at the fame time, that the troops &mild be paid their ar• rears twice over, to remove all caufe of dilTatisfac- lion. Daestessa G.—About three months ago the Ser. vians feat a deputation to the Porte, by which they declared that amid all the oppretEons they had fuf fered, they had never any intention to withdraw themfelves from the Sovereignty of the Grand Seig nior, as they only had been forced to infurredion by the exatftions and tyranny of their Government. On this reprefentation they were promifed by the Porte all poffible affillance and a Governor of the Grefk religion. The new deputation, therefore, which has now ar rived front Servia, has given in a note, reminding the I'orte of its promife, and requelling that the province of Servia may be created into a principality, and like Moldavia or Wallachia, be governed by a Greek Prince as Hofpodar. The Grand Seignior has withed the Divan to come to a decifion. Within the tail ten days two Councils of State have bcen held, and the PORTS teems in clined to gtar.t the petition of the Servians; as a -1 patches have been fent by a Courier to Prince Yrs'. WTI, the Hufpodar of Wallachia, requiring him to tranfmit to the PORTS his opinion on this plan, toge ther with an accurate ftatament of the income and expenditure of the province of Se: via. The Porte having been afked fourteen days ago for an efcurt to Marthal Bau me, through Turkey, an officer and the men neceffary for that purpofe are appointed, carriages and honks have alto been pro cured ; but the Martha' Pays again, that he will wait at Conftantinople for another courier from Paris. FLOM TIM RUSSIA', FRONTISR, JAS. I.—The Ruffian Charge-d'Affaires, M. D'Ousatc, who is arrived at Peterfburgh, is nominated a Counfeller of State, has received an appointment in the Depart ment of Foreign Affairs, and confiderable prefents betides. Scaceswic, JYN. la.—Their Swedi(h Majeffies arrived at Haderfleben yeflerday, from Lubec and Eutin, on their return to Sweden, through Jutland, Sealant, and Helfinborg. Fcetaaca, Dec. !S.—Several Court Officers, and among the reft, the Qaeen's Cook, have been dif miffed fuddenly. The Auffrian Cordon on the Italian frontiers, is fo numerous, that it is conftsiered as a Corps of Obfer vation. FROM THI VISTULA, Jay. a.—The EMPRIOR of Russia has been pleafed to appoint the city of Kiel as the future refidence of the Count de LILLI, leav ing it entirely at the Count's option to remain, until milder - weather comes, at the Cattle of Mittau, where every preparation is made for the reception of that Prince. thou!, JAW. 5 is afferted, that a treaty of fubfidy is on the carpet between Great Britain and Sweden; the execution of which is Rill liable to fume difficulties. M. SCINMILPINHINce's deftination for an impor tant poll in our Republic is no longer doubtful, and derives additional confirmation from the general re port that our Secretary of State for Foreign Rela tions, M. VAIIDERGOSS, is appointed his fuccelfor in the Embaly to Paris. AINSTSIDAM, JAN. B.—Oar papers Rate, that the Anfirian Ambaffador at Paris has prefented a note, relative to the cordon of Aufiriar, troops on the fron tiers of Italy, and to the affairs of the Italian Re public. • Next week Tome Englifli manufaSures that have been feized, will be fold for the benefit of the Gallo- Batavian Army. CADIZ, DEC. 13.—Admiral GRIMY* is fhortly expetled here from Paris. All 'hips of war here, and at Carthagena, are fitting out, and many lea men are levied. There are Rill 16 millions of dollars on the way from our colonies, and it is feared that a part thereof. will fall into the hands of the Englills, The Englith fquadron off Ferrol has received a reinforcement of revere' (hips of war. Dac. to.—A Spainh frigate with fpecie and produce is carried into Gibraltar. She is valued at two millions piafires. ; I"aclaof Acre, on engaging ti !. the treafure• of the late Dom according to the CAPTAIN PAC exceed two millions of Oath/ thuught to amount to mud' u P4RLIAMENTAIir PROCEE►DINc;S. HOUSE OF COMMONS. SATURDAY. JAN. $6. The SPEAKER having taken the Chair at four o'clock. Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Committee of Ways and Means of yeherday. The Refolutions continuing the ufual annual duties on malt, fugar, tobacco, and fnug, were feverally read and agreed to, and bills ordered to be prepared and brought in accordingly.—Adjourned. LONDON. MONDAY. JANUARY all, PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY ATONE O•l`I.00K Confab, for money, 6, i—Ditto, for Feb. 61i. Yefterday arrived ten of the Hamburgh Mailknpw due, the contents of which have in a great nuature been anticipated by the French and Dutch pap e rs. The Hambargh Correhonderst, under the head Paris, January 9, (peaks of a report that fome difcnffroo had taken place with Count Commit., the Imperial tAmbaffador, at Paris, on the fubjed of the A.uftrian army ambling on the frontiers of Italy. It is Paid, however, that thefe dircuffions are likely to be ami cably terminated. It is Paid that the French Government have pro pored to confer on the King of Sardinia, by way of indemnity, the fovereignty of the Scree Iflandira prole& which it is eat/ to fee would l” rejected by Riau. Intelligence from various parts of Italy gives reafoa to fuppofe that the Court of Naples has been com pelled to abandon its fyflem of neutrality, or that the troops of France have entered the territory of his Sicilian Majefly. As a preliminary (Lep towards this movement, the Italian troops, in the pay of Frances were to re-enter Italy, and occupy fuch places as the French fnould quit on their advancing into the Nea politan !fates. The Englills Minifter is Rated to be in momentary apprehenfion of being obliged to quit the city of Naples. M. deVa Ita RUNES, a French emigrant, who, though in the fervice of the Emperor of Russia, was, on the demand of the Minifler of Bonaraars, arrefted at Rome laft fummer, and delivered into the hands of the French, has been releafed. Their awed& Magmas have at length quitted their dominions in Pomerania. They fet out from Stralfund on the 6th infant, and were expeaed at Stockholm, by way of Irlladt, before the expiration of the month. The departure of Luctss BONAPAM from Rome which we were apprifed of long ago, through the French papers, is afcribed, in the German Journals, to a dread of the contagious diflemper, which had jug begun to manifeß itfelf in Italy. General Ileum s bad not left Conßantinople on the 29th of November, but an efcort had been appointed to attend him. It is timed that he waited a courier from Piris. The Emperor of Russia has definitively fixed the city of Kief, in his dominions, for the residence of his Majeßy Louis XVIII. He is, however, to re fide at Mittau, until the returning mildnefs of the feafons flail enable him to remove, with all his houfehold, to the abode which the kindnefs of his Rau Mai Car has provided for him. A confiderable alarm has been excited in the Nell of Scotland. by the appearance off the =aft of AP. gylethire of two large foreign► (hips, full of men. One of them, which was fuppofed to be a French man of war. had run into the Creek of Arnsaddy. and as the Tourterelle frigate, from Greenock, a Revenue Cut ter, and two or three private armed (hips, (in which the Fencibles and Sharp (hooters voluntarily embark ed) went in quell of her, there is great reafon to hope the will be captured. There is every reafon to believe that thefe Chip: are Dutch Eaft-Indiarnen from the Cape, which were endeavouring to effed a paffage round the northern extremity of Scotland. The following is the latch intelligence received in town on this fubjed Grcenock, seth Jan. Eight o'clock in the Morning. 44 No farther advices have reached this from Ar gylefhire regarding the (hip of war in the Sound of Luing, indeed, the weather has been fo very fformy, for ante two or three days pall, that the communi cation by the ferries muff have been cut off. Some accounts, however, may be expeited in the coerce of this day, as Lieutenant }luau, of the Navy, was difpatched early on Tuefday in the excite wherry Rationed here, to proceed to•the place by way of Lochgilphead ; at the fame time the Royal George cutter, Captain CRAWTORD.faiIed from the Cumbrses to proceed round the Mull of Kintyre, to watch her motions. One divifion of the Sharpthooters marched to Gontock on Tuefday, and got on board the Nep tune ; the detachment of the Defence Regiment got on board the St. Andrew at the Tail of the Bank, but the gale increafing, the other two divillons of the Sharp(hooters did not get on board till late laft evening. _ _ _ . 4 The following is the order of embarkation, and, Should no news reach this before ten o'clock, the Nuatiron arc immediately to put to fea : ourterelle frigate-1R diviSoo of the Sharp Shooters—Cap tain Lce and Lieutenant Baine. Neptune—sti do. do. Captain Nl'Dowal and Lieutenant Ritchie. Mercury-3d do. do. Licata. M'Naught and Laird. St. Anthew—Detachment of the Dcfcncc Regiment... Captain Stewart and Lieut. Kippen.“ otirgow, 24th Jan. three o'clock, P. M. 4 6 The Guard of the Greenock mail coach fays, that on his way to Glafgow he obferved he above mentioned fquadroo fail." The Papers moved moved for by Mr. Gear, rela tive to the Spanith Negotiation, are to be granted this day without a debate. Yefierday morning the ROYAL FAMLY attended Divine Service at St. George's Chapel. and heard a (errnon preached from the &It eplale of Timothy. chap. i. ver. After Divine Service, the ROYAL FAMILY went to Froginore. - - - - Saturday afternoon a Cabinet Council was held at Lord bitmcs ay s's office. in Downinereet, at which the LORD CHANCELLOR, the LORD PRESIDENT, the CHANCELLOR of the EICHEIMER, Earls Omer, WarrnoasLarrugriaTaam,andßucsianumaswiss, Vi(counts MELVILLE, and CASTLENEAGH, Loris HAWKESSULY, and MULGRAVE, were relent: On Friday Lord SIDMOOTH, and a large party, dined with Mr. Psrr, at his houfe in Downing-fireet. The Speaker of the Houfe of Commons gave an elegant dinner yetterday. Among the company were, Lord Temple, Lord Folkeitone, Lord Mullion, Lord G. Ca vendifb, Lord R. Spencer, Lord William Ruffen, Lord Archibald Hamilton, Sir William Young, Mr. Pox, Mr. ErStine, General Fitzpatrick. Mr. Thomas Grenville, Mr. Adair, Mr. G. Hondas, Mr. St. Jean, Mr. Gray, Dr. Lattrence, Mr. Dudley North, Mr. ' Caleralt, Mr. E 1 Mr. Whitbread, /Lc. - - - - - Late on Saturday ruzln difpatcbea were forwarded from Earl CSOIDIN'S - COffiC9 to Portfrnouth, to be fent to Sir ALIIMIDBIL /ALL, the Minifter at Malta, and to General '•z at Gibraltar. Itf.4RK.LAvE►. COIN SICHANCE, JAR. sB. Our freih imports of Wheat to.day arc in but middling quantity, and many buyers, that of fine quality, is readily taken off at fail p. per quarter fince our lafi—Our imports of Barley are large, in much demand, and are alto dearer—Malt like wife—White Peas are in plenty, with each fort of Beans, and are at little variation of price. We have not many further arrivals of Oats, and fates are named nearly as laft week.—Fine Four is in tolera ble good (apply, and p. dearer than our Lail quota tion. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER: What, 80. loos. t t 4s. per qr. Grey Peale, 454. to 491. Fine Ditto, t z6a. t sea. od. Bans, 481. 541. Rye. 54e: 381. Tick Ditto, 41s. al& Barley, 485. 531. od. Oats, 28s. 311. 341. Mali, 805. 86s. Poland ditto, 355. 365. 6d. White Peale, sof. s 6). Rape Seed, 441. to 48L pet lift. PRICE OF FLOUR. Floe Flour 935. to zoos. Seconds 9os. to 935. per tack. DROSS TIM GIARTYR, SATURDAY, JANUARY 36. Average Price of Corn In England and Wales, from the return, ending the 19th of January, Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. IPe s. 4. s. s. d. a. d. s. 1. s. d. 8 6 7 33 0 44 s to o s a The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns madig In the week ending January 33, Is 511 s. 2d pa hundred weight. NAUTICAL INTRLLIGENCR. MAILS THIS DAY..—Wind N. E. MIR. DIM AM DIM 3 1 I Haniburglt IO I Dublin Waterford PENZANCE, JAM. as.—Arrived the Chriftian,—, from Neath for Portfmouth, with iron ; Peterfon, Rieman's, of and from Badflow, with barley, for Plymouth; Hope, RICHARDS, of and from Bidde ford, with (earthenware, for Dartmouth; Nancy, &toots, of and from Briftol for Weymouth, with flour and iron; Sifters, Gaga FELL, from Briftol for Fowey, with groceries ; Rover, Dassw, of and from Cork, with provifions, for London. Remains in the Lake his Majefty's brig GANN tr. It fill continues to blow a (mart gale at Eaft by South. PLYMOUTH, Jar. 26.—Came in the Spanifh fhip Reimer, Captain NrcLos MULLER MALPARDO, from Camerar, bound to Cadiz, laden with logwood ; cap. tared the t Ith inflant in lat. 36. ao. long. 18. 30. by the RIMY/410N, of 44. guns : the is bound to Port[ mouth, as loon as the wind (hifts.—The Morning Star, Captain Limits, from Morlaix, and brought over Miff Arta FLumPTltt, as a pafTenger, who has been three years in France.—Sailed, to join the Channel Fleet, the VtLLE DR Nate, of tto guns, Admiral COIRNWAIAIS I the Nirrusta, of 98 ; /re- TETE llg, of 74; SPARTIATE, of 74 ; and Atots, of 38.—Came in the Betfy, from Newfoundland, for London, in twenty-two days ; the Ctefar, of and from London, for Portfmouth, with part of the Royal frith Regiment--ovetThot the port. DaaL, JAN. 27.--Sailcd yeflerday the GREY. Kona) and MEDIATOR frigates, to the Weftwardor Remain in the Downs the raft of the fbips as per laD. -P. 5, Sailed through the downs, for Ramfgate Pier, a large French lugger privateer, captured by one of our cruizers.— Wind E. N. B. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. nerArrived the MEDIATOR frigate, from the Down . s. Sailed the PsArro (loop of war, on a cruize off Havre.—Wind E. N. E. Beawiclt, JAN. 23.—Several veffels are on !bore to the fouthward. At fix o'ciock this morning, the brig Induftry, of Whitby, from London for Bolton, came on fhore to the northward of our harbour, at a place called the tarry Point ; her mainmaft is gone ; two of her crew drowned ; and the veffel much damage(' ip her bottom. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The titans remaining due to dead and difeharged men belong.. log to the hoop of war Bufy. for the capture of the San Telma, condemned at Mardnico, and fold at Trinidad, will be paid for three years mean co application to Mr. BOW3IS, Derby-!treat, Patliament•ftreet. Thy Topase will be paid on board at Cove of Cork for the Providence, taken May 30, 1803, and at No. za, Arundeldtreit, for three years. The Gun-brig Cenfor will be paid for the Mara, taken Jan. 4. IEO3, at the litter place, and recalled for three fora. ' ' Thu (loop Salwitine, for the capture of the Good Friends, M ember 15, dm will be paid daily for three years to come at No. 13, Nortolk-ftreet, Stfand. • The prise-stoney for the recapture of the brig Tartar and cut• ter Sophia. and capture of the French privateer Ceres, by the Revolutionnaire, will be recalled ever] Thurfday at No. 8, Creak Winchefter nicer. • Captain BOUR CH lER is 'appointed Lieutenant Go- vernor of Greenwich Hofpiial, in the room of the ate Sir RICHARD PhARSON. The Venerable, Attain, from Honduras for Lon don,'is loft on the Northern Triangles. The Sir Sidney Smith, -, from London, is arrived at Surinam. On Saturday the Loan CHANCELLOR, and Sir Jou.: Boa .asa WMULEN, tranfaeled bufinefs at Lord Mut.- Ga'ava's office. The Englilh families of diffinelion who were made prifoners in France at the commencement of the war, have been dirceted by the French Commiffary to hold themfelvcs in readinefs, as they may exped daily to ( be embarked for England. The are accounts, via New York, from the Ifle of France to the z3d of Auguft, buQthey make mention of LINOIS'S fquadron. Among the moil recent arrivals at Bash, are Lail ) , LIfFIBRIDOR, the Hon. and Rev. Mr. WINDSOR, Sir 4. ‘. Houica Matta, Lieutenant General ENGLAND, Cu .lonel M‘NAIL, Colonel DURNTOS, Major KENNINN : kc. aCC• !-• CV '. ~' .:.i 10U , Ath the i ctivl here a le bear folic tc 'lllll3 11.`t and TA Gem Cull and cum Lira ing ~ rank Vol ll offer fary. lii offer, Co. and the 1 beini H yeltc irott tkait The atter Mau pond eels, The and, fetna the c Wen: the but rrall Am the BURY and add and • 4:1 it. ed h dy fonk and t conic tinn, ind perfo of al (ions 1i; v i: behel vel el treat( t~Ull~f Ali 'l