Star. — London, England, 1801-04-14 00:00:00

h iffht, at (even h'clock, a meeting of the Senate an d Citizens took place, to take into consideration a demand made by the Danes for fequeltrating all Eng Hill property in this city, which has been tc. Another of their demands, to have c lothing for 12,000 men, has been rejated. At Al tcaa the Danilh Government has likewile taken the well:try Reps for afcertaining and fequeitratinp- E t vz property. Lubeck had not bc,:n entered hv {,)reign troops on Tucfday Tall, though it had I , eit reported here that a detachment had march e.: for that place. It was expeAcd at Lu!)..ek, in cafe the Eighth lhculd fucceed in forcing the Sound, they would take poili:ffion of Tres :4- livinde. Bremen all() remained unoccupied by ICieign troops on the 11l intl. When the news reached this place yefterday by exprefs, of the palling of the Sound by the English fleet, the Britifh millifter, Sir JA:.IES CRAWF R was engaged in entertaining at dinner feveral dif einguilhed perfons at the hotel of Rainlville, near Mona, on the Danifh territory. The intel!igence proved a very agreeable treat to the guelts, and ply,: a molt unexpeded éclat to the party. " Goo jaV the King"—" The Navy"—Admirals PARKER and NEL soN," were given on the occation. The Danilh troops conduit themfelves with . 4 -teat propriety here. A requifition of ts,ose ;flirts, 12,000 pair of (hoes, &c. befides provisions,' has been recently made. The Burghers have made every pollible exertion to avoid furnilhing the ar titles thus demanded. The Prince of Heffe has at prefentlis head-quarters a: Hamburger-Berg be tween Altona and Hamburgh. It is confidently (fated, that the Hanoverian Mirilter at Berlin will ton ceafe to a& in an official capacity. The ma nifesto which is to be publiflied on the occupation of the territory of Hanover by the Pruffian troops is already prepared. LUBECK, APRIL I.—There :s a report of the intended entrance of Foreign troops into this city, hut there is not the leaff apearance of it. Should tlic Englifh force the Sound, they will Rill he un der the neceffity of getting poffeflion of 'Freya.: monde. We apprehend that an Englifh flotilla is • dehined for the Elbe. ;~. .; ~:. HANDVER, MAP.CH 3t.—The light-houlcs are all extingnithed on !his tide of the coati, the buoys removed, &c. Prince ADOLPH US arrived here on the morning of the 3111 Some alteration in the mode of providing for the army of demarkation is talked of. _ _ Accounts from Hamburgh of the 3d (late, that the Krso of Pitussta has called upon the Hano verian Miniliry for unconditional fubmitlion, in v•hich cafe they arc taught to expeil lenient treat ment, or otherwife to be refpontible for the confe qucnces. The appearance of a Pruflut Manifefto is daily expeEted. GERmArtrr. ♦IENNA, MARCH 15. The Em weft has iffued two decrees, &daring, g , That, having fucceeded in reftoring peace, the confiderable expenses had become leis urgent, he would cafe the burdens of his fubjeets as much as r Arible, and that, therefore, the additional pay ments on shares in the copper works fhould cease vith the 18th of April. Further, that the prohi bition of 1 nit by which all public and private payments to übjeas of the French Republic were lufpended, fhould be entirely revoked, and that the running intereft on loans made abroad, the kayment of which the EMPEROR had taken upon 7iimfelf by the treaty of Luncville, fhould again be paid regularly, and that the interest in arrear, as well as the payment of capital fine become due, should be fettled for by degrees." The difpatches brought by the tart courier from Paris are Paid to have thrown the Qlscry of NA• /LES in the utmost confternation, a propofal having been made to the Marquis 1)e GALLO, before his departure from Paris, that the KING should abdi cate his Crown, in favour of the Prince Royal.— The Duke of ANGOULEME, before he quitted this capital, received a prefent of to,ooo florins from the QUEEN Of NAPLES. The Duke of BERRY likewife received confiderable prefcnts—Accounts from Lemberg fay, that an army of Ruffians, of 40,000 men, isadually on its march for Moldavia, and that the van has already taken poll on the frontiers of that country. AUGSBURGH, MARCH 27. The difagreeable and but too well-founded in telligence has been received here, that, (ince the arrival of the WI Courier, orders have been given to the French army of the Rhine not to continue on its return home, but to remain where it (hould Le on receiving there orders. The magazines, &c. mil remain in Ala quo, and nobody is able to folve this znyftery. FRANCKFORT, MARCH z!. .11 le return of the Gallo-Batavian army is now regulated, and the firfl divilion of cavalry has al ready pallid through here yedertlay. Every dif tliA, as loon as the French quit it, is occupied by Aultrian troops. The report, that a Corps of Obfervation of to,ooo men, Imperialills, and troops of the Empire, is to be encamped on the banks of the Lahn, needs confirmation. The troops of Hefle-Caffel have received orders to pre pare for marchinp. The Pale of the French ma it.tzines is fulpendcd in fevcral diarias, till further orders. The report it gaining ground that an Imperial nun) , is to he affetnblcd on the frontiers of Bohe mia, to confift of 80,000 men, and it is even Paid i!tat orders have already been &eat for forming nagatines for it in the Upper Palatiriate, and an eo.fiemia. The ftrcngth of this army gives rife to many conjatures, particularly as the troops that replace the French in the from which thry withdraw, are not taken from this army, but from the troops that bad hitherto been near Vienna, molt of whom have already orders to march to Upper Aneria, as loon as the French (hall have quitted it. The corps defined for that purpofe an ''''thts to ti,ooo men, and will occupy PatEtu, irgr Berchtolfgiden, and that diftrii of Ba . fnuated on tlie lctc bank of the Danube, as the Nabe. P,112L 1 / 1 111ENTART PROCEE.DIAtS. HOUSE OF CONINION.ti, NIONDAY, APRIL 13. Taylor's Divorce Dill, from th..! Lords, was read a fecond time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow felmight. Leave was given to bring in a Bill for reviving the Bill for.re gulating the Steeping of Barley for Malt, which 6.4 becn damaged by the late rains is harveft. .1 he Cullom Duty Bill was committed. The Sugar Duty Bill paired through the Comrni , tcc. H•RNE TOOK E. _ _ Mr. BRAGGE Rated, that the Committee ap pointed to March for precedents with rclpecet to the eligibility of Mr. HorneTooke's EleCtion, had, owing to tome inadvertence, omitted to Rate in their - Report, the hilt cafe in point, of Mr. Ruth. worth ; he therefore moved, " That the Commit tee he revived, and have leave to rcpolt from time to time, as it (hall appear to them, to the Houle." ARMORIAL BEARINGS. Mr. joxEs faid, he rofc in confequence of his former notice of an intended Motion relative to the llair-powder Certificate, and Armorial Bearing Duties. It was not his with to do away thefe Du ties, but to prevent the vexations of Informers, and to leffm the cxpencc attending the collation of diem, by having them levied along with theothcr Ai'IAA Taxes. As, however, the Hon. Gentle men who were in office, had promifed to pay fume attention to the fub'at, he ihould poftpone his Motion for the preterit. VORTHERN CONFEDERACY. Mr. TIER. EY ftid, that by detire of an Hen. Friend of his, now abfent, (Mr. Hoblionfe) he role to mention the th of his Hcit. Fliend to polipone it. little longer the Motion which he had propoled to bring forward that day; and he did fo, in the hope that in the me:in time, form commu nication would bt.: made by his Majetty's Minitten on the fibjed of the csiair.g diflerent:s between Britain and the Northern Powers. Mr. GREY role to mention, that he alio ha,: tviven notice of his intention to blir , f irward ti \lotion on the fubjc& of the Northern Contedet icy, and the (late of affairs as they were m>w rnd in; between the United Kingdom and thore on tries, which rendered it twee: Wary that Parliarthn Ihmild, as fteedily as pciftil,le, t.tke an opportun ty of deliberating on the lubje.q. The ;Jinni hat been taught to expel front th-z Right Hon. Gentle man oppolite to him, font: communication on the fubjed before this time, and he withed, tlm-eforc, to know how foon filch a communication might be expelled. Mr. ADDINGTON anfwered, that it wac certairil very reafonable to expeel inch a communication to he made to Parliament as had been referred to ; it had been fully intended, and the fole reatim why fuch a communication had not already been made was, becaufe the information which his Majelly's Minifters had hitherto obtained on the fubjea of the ezifting differences with the Northern Powers was not yet fo complcat as he expected it would have been. However, he did expect that he thould he diredled by his Majefty, in a day or two, by Wcdnefday at fartheft, and that he Ihould then be enabled to lay before the Houfe fuch a commu nication as would render any Motion of the Hon. Gentleman on the fubjed unneceffary. IRISH ROMAN CATHOLICS. Mr. SHERIDAN adverted to the Motion which he had given notice to make, for the Production of a certain paper addrefred to the Roman Catholics of Ireland, and propofcd to bring it forward on NVcdnefday next. UNFUNDED DEBT. Mr. TIERNEY inquired why certain public ac counts refpeding the Date of the Unfunded Debt, &c. which had been direeted to be laid before the Houle, had not been prefented ? Mr. VANSITTART (Secretary to the Trcafury) replied, that certain of the accounts ordered, were voluminous in their nature, and others were not as yet complete, becaufe the accounts expe&ed from Scotland had not as yet been returned; but he allured the Hon. Gentleman that as fbon as L:icy could be completed, they thould be laid before the Houle. COMMITTER OF SECRECY. Mr. PELHAM moved, 14 that the Report of the Committee of Secrecy be brought up." Upon which the Gallery was immediately order ed to be cleared. Mill& arangers were excluded, we underhand a divifion took place on the Qtef don, that this Report be taken into confidcratton to-morrow, when the numbers were—Ayes 24 Noes 31—Majority 93. When &angers were re-admitted, IRISH FINANCE, Mr. COR R Y was bringing up feveral Milt Finance Bills, purfuant to the Retolutians of the Commit tee of Ways and Means, which were read a firlt time, and ordered to be read a fccond time to morrow. The Houle refolved itfelf into a Committee to confider of permitting the Importation of Rice from the Ealt Indies into-Ireland direft, when fc veral Rcfolutions were agreed to, and a Bill or dered to be brought in, purfuant thereto. Mr. CORRY moved the Order of the Day for the Houk going into a Committee of Supply—when the fevcral Accounts which had been prefentcd by Mr. Corry, were ordered to be laid before the Committee. In the Committee Refolutions were paired, that the fum of 18461. as. id. (lett being 20001. frith currency, be granted to the Farming Society, in Ireland ; alio the fum of 4 ty3l. 16s. t td. fled. be ing 45001. Irifh currency, be granted to the Dub lin Society, towards completing the additional buildings in Hawkins-ftreet, Dublin, and for the Botanic Gardens at GlafTneven. The Houk being rtfumed, the Report was or dered to be received to-morrow, and the Commit tee to fit again on Wcdncfday neat. The Irith Corn Bounty Bill was committed, when the Bill, with Amendments, was reported. The Bill, for rendering certain Annual Duties ,n Ireland permanent, was read a fecend time. The Bill for the better prevention of Forgery (after a thort converfation between Mr. Robfon Ind the Attorney General) was read a fecond ,ime, and committed for Ft iday next. The other Orders of the day were poßpoacd. I Adjouraed to fa o'clock till to-morrow. LONDON. TUESDAY, APRIL i 4. PRICE. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Confol, sBj—May account 597'.--Ontnium 51 1 ; 4 per Cent. 751-5 per Cent. 95} I—Nctv Ann. 9i V:— Long Ann. t 8 t 5-16. TRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. 46i + s per C. Loy. 92i 3 per C. Conf..s7,liii Long Ann. 17 13-14: 4 per Cent. 751 75 Short Ann. s $ 5 Per C. Navy 94 Ornnium 4: 4 41 DEATH OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA, &c. Yellerday late in the afternoon,Captain HEAPIE, of the DOLPHIN packet, which came from Cux haven without mails, arrived in town with an ac count of the death of Not. I. Emperor of all the Ituffias. This event, the particulars of which are not yet fully known, took place fuddenly on the z3d ult. He is faid to have gone to bed in his ufual health, and to have been found dead next morning. One of the firfi ads of the new Emperor At R- A SOF It was, to order all the Britilh vefkls detained is Ruffia to be liberated. We underhand alfo, that a moll refpeaable Ruffian lionfe in the city has received the copy of a proclamation iffized by the new Government in Ruilia, ordering the fe quefiration to be removed from all the Britifh pro perty in the Ruffian empire. A Council of his Ma:jelly's Ministers was rum moned to attend this day, in confequcnce of this important intelligence. The fleet Hader Sir Hype PARKER attacked Co penhagen on the ill inflant, when a moll fevere and bloody conflia took place, the Cnal refolt of which is not yet krown. It is confidently reported, however, to have been favourable to our fleet. A letter from Cuxhaven, dated 7th init. (fates, ['fat the Danifh fleet had fufrered confidcrablr. Yellerday after this Paper went to profs, one of :he Hamburgh Mails arrived, with the important intelligence of the fleet under Admirals Sir Hynr. PARKER and Lord Nts.sos having paikd th e Sound on the 3oth ult. without Whining much damage. As the particulars of this event, owing to the latcncfs of the hour at which the accounts were received, could be infested in otly a part of our impraion, we have this day retuned them with fome additional circumftances.. Mr. Bassrr the Meffenger arrived yefterday with difpatelici to the fame purpofe fur Govern ment. We yefierday received the American Papers to the gth of March. In a paper of that day there is a Copy of the Speech of Mr. JEFFERSON to the Lcgillaturc, on taking the oaths of his new office, which will be found in the preceding columns, and which cannot fail to be read with great attention and intcreft. Private letters Hate, that Mr. MADISON is ap pointed Secretary of State ; and Chancellor Lt. V IN OSTON, Minifter Plenipotentiary to France. Mr. ADAM s, in quitting the Pre fidenti al Chair, regretted that the Senate had not ratified the French Treaty without the exception of the fccond article. Marquis Coitnwatms has publifhcd a letter to Sir RicIIARD MUSGRAVE, in which he revokes the permitiion he had given for that Gentleman to de dicate to him his " Hillary of the Rebellions in Ireland." The Noble Marquis Elates his reafons for this tevocation in the following words:—" Had his Excellency been apprifed of the contents and nature of the work, he would never have lent the fan&ion of his name to a book which tends fo thongly to revive the dreadful auimofities which have fo long difiraFled Ireland, and which it is the duty of every good fubjea to endeavour to compofe." Wc ha% e received lets of the Bombay Courier to the 22d November. They contain very little news. It appears the French privateers carry on their depredations on our trade without molella tion. SVRCOUFF, in the Confiance, and DUTERT, in the Malartic, have made a great many valuable captures in the EaElcrn has. Letters received in town yeflerday by the Lif bon mail 'late, that a truce has been agreed to be. tween Spain and Portugal, for a term of four months. The commercial intercourfe between the two countries is to be placed on the fame footing as before the war. The fidlowing is an extra& of a private letter from Lifbon, dated the 29th of March : ‘‘ The plate in all our Churches is ordered to a place of fitfety, upon which money is to be railed. This and the augmentation of the value of the copper-coin of the Kingdom, (great quanti ties being . in circulation) is expefled to pro duce an immenfe fum. The 5 Reis-piece is to be re-Vamped and made current at to Reis, and the to Rcis piece is to pals at 20 IteiS.— The new levies arc carrying on with (pair, none are exempt capable of bearing arms, or, as the Por- L tuguefe exprefs it, who can thew a beard, not even the fons oldie tiro merchants ; 9 t ,oco men are in arms, and the belt troops arc marching to the ft on tiers. Britilh property is in perfea feeitt ity, and to • ardently do the Portuguele &fire to continue is amity with that country, and mild. the attempts of the Great Nation, that the Court is Ending over Don Loa t•ti7.o or LIMA, fon of the late Premier, as lsliniller to the Court of London. He is expected to fail in the next packet. Our Government has lAO appointed as Conful to the Cape of Good Hope, Zll4 BF.RTO Ikt:stxc, Efq. of this city. There are tame other arrangements, the particulars of which have not yet tranfpircd• The Marquit Lrom aas a* is to return." # MIUTICAL INTELLIGENCB MAILS THIS DAV.-WIND N.E. ARRIVED o Hamburgh o num!, • M'att.rrord • Dormag!mice, April to, YARMOUTH, APRIL r 3. PUS Yeacrday P. M. arrived the raiNcEss Ray t. Packet, Capt. HAMMOND, with Mails, a Mcfren ger, and Palfengers, from Cuxhaven. Thc par fengers c: ho came ever in tlik pac;:et were futferca to pal; without any molefiation on the part of du: Daucc, who occupy the gate, of Hamburgh. —Arrived the INSPECTOR (loci) from Leith ; the DIANA Packet Rill remains v.ind bound. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 13. Arrived the ARET H USA, of 38 gun!, Captain WQOLI v, with a very fine new French Privateer, which the captured yeflerday, at the back of the I Ile of Wight.—An ived the M. , os romt, Cipt. DoNa ey, with a large Convoy from Lifbon ; they would have proceeded to-the Downs, but were prevented by the wind being unfavourable.—Came in this afternoon the 5Av AG E, Captain Wt LBE Y, and Coon Dr.Str:s, armed flip, Captain arm r r, with a Convoy from the Downs, among which are leveral outward-bound India/nen. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Dr. AL, APRIL 13.—Sailed PREgrort, MLIS. RAY, tor Indi.l.—Wind N. N. E. blows hard. GRAVESEND, ?aim t 3.—Pall by the Atlantic, MUIRHEAD, from Surinam ; Anna Augtifla. nit u nt, from the Cape of Good Hope; Lady Pen rylin, —, from Cork ; Hendrick, DORFF ; and Vrow Mem, Aunicgs, from iLtmburgh. ARRIVIW. At Dovcr—Olit-cr Elfworth,..kinucr, from New York; anci Sifters, Pickett, front Coact:Ron. In the Downs--firanah, Morris, front Dcmarara. Ac Suuthamptui;—Mount Royal, Jolin ; and Kingficut i ; —, front Oporto. At B.u-badaes--S;ren frinte, from Cork; Anfirld, Baird; Elizab ter, M‘lntolb ; and Charles, Carney, from Liverpool. At Deiretrara—Merlin, Rol's; Diana, Ferrer; and Malls Fcrr,r, tram London. At Dublin—Annand Mary, —, from Alicant. At Cork—Levant, Stephen-, front Sicily. At Liverpool--Vencrihle, Nedhcon ; and Agreeable, front Barbadocs; and Walbington, from Plii!adelplua. OFF Grenada—John and James, Bann, from Africa. At New York—LouiL Bridon. hoe, from Antigua; Union, Hall, front Lonclor ; and Santora, Cooper, from LirerpooL At Philadelphia—Pcrleverance, Williatnfon, from Calcutta. At Baltimor,.—Rebecca, Pitts, from Calcutta ; Aiderican„ Venne ; and Kit-ninon, Lee, from London. At New Prov klence—l .ord Middleton, Mt min im London. At Lifbon—Laily Kenmore, Morgar, fr.on Cork. At Milforti-a.London, Burchell, float Africa. Lady &stroll's gave a grand Ball laft night ; and Ladies KENMARE, MILRANKE, and SUTTON, and ' Mrs. CONCANNON, had fplendid routs at their re. ' fixative honks. Lord CIE Y DE WILTON and Sir PErPrR ARDEN arrived at Commiftioner Sir CHARLES SA XTOA'S, at Portfmouth, on Sunday morning, to view the Dock-yard. In walking through the Rope-lionfe, Sir P. ARDFN bruited his kg very much, by (hik ing it againft an iron Ranch:on. One of the largett Ream-engines in England, which has been crating for fnmc time in his Ma jelly's Dock-yard, at Porttinouth, was on Sunday completed and let to work. It will pump twenty tons of water in a minute, with a confumption of. only a blifhel and a half of coals per hour. fpacious military llore-iinufe is now framing entirely of wood, on the vacant ground of Somer. fet-place ; it is 180 feet in length, and near too in width ; as loon as completed, - it is to be (hipped for the Ifle of Wight, there to be crated for his Majefty's fervice. Mr. Da mr.soso, our late Negotiator at Copen. hagen, was unfortunate enough to tole all his bag. gage on his return from that million ; the frigate which brought him over being obliged to clear fix ak9ion, on the appearance of an enemy's (hip. Mr. DRUMMOND'S trunks, which had been improviden. tially left upon deck, were, of courfe, amr.ng the; firft articles neceifarily thrown overboard. A meeting of the Butchers of Portfmnialt, Port fea, and Capon, was to he held yefterday even ing, at the Guildhall of that town, by content of Sir JOHN CARTER, the worthy Chief Magiflrate, to take into confederation a prnpofal made for follow ing the example of the Plymouth Butchers, in lowering the prices of beef and mutton. ENGLISH LOTTERY.--Thirty-iixth Day.—Nn. 28,041 i, a prize oftool.—Nos. 537, 35,265, 20483, soOurl. each. readers may perhaps be amnia with the following record nt the pijeisnatie owerraing..-e. or the inhabitants of Botany-bay. IVlin kn , wy. olt the drama and the Rage may yet derive 1NT):: from this Colony' Mr.. PARRY'S NIGHT. By Pet-million in los lacci:eney. At the THEATRE, SYDNEY; Saturday, joie a, $799, will be prefented, FORTUNE'S FOOL. Ap Airard (for that night only) Mrs. Parry; Sir Charles Danvers, P. Parry;* 'Fun, Seymour, J. White; Oreille, W • Smith; Samuel. H. Parims; Sir B,mh.r Black!, ttrr. O. ti Hughes; Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. Wean ;t• Unior.. Mrs. Radial; lady Danvers (tor tl:at nigl...rdy) Mrs. Miner,— After the Play, a new 0:CJII in.il .Addrefs t will Sr fpolaen Mrs. Parry. To whkh will be added HON TON. Sir L ord Trot]-y, O. H. Huyhes; Colon-I Tie. y, W. Smith: Minikin, W. Knight ; Jeliay, II Parfiin ; Dare 3. %%Int..: - Lady Minikiti, Met. Knight,;, Cymp, Mrs. Spark.; • .1 letup, Mr.. Parry. Bolles runt 1101rOs Ta. (I.—Pit 2'. 6d.....(1111 , r, :. Tickets to be bad of Nlrs Parry. and 01 W. Molar —Oeute open at half-pall Five. beiaiii at half-paft • P. Parry. convict for lift, late e r,ecr, London, hiehway robbery. t Mrs. '1*.,..11.11. rotiviA, by Titi'arnia tranfport, for (eve a year., I.onmm ; brinhel keep. r, St. M re-h bigter. Writtan I , y Michael Ni-liey RolAsoon, Clerk to Julio Advocate. B Hup:hes, a printer, rifoner. S :park.., cam , : out a :ice w omit. Gres With Vatukte Wit', who is a ft, a.ly Mlow._ Frances 'in.:calor, alias Fey, convi t by TA itannis traerp 1.•. f.tr yean, Limln.!--CypriAu Cars" aso, its.l ka.sr. Pcrfwreners.