Star. — London, England, 1801-10-12 00:00:00

• HAMBURGIF MAIL. VIENNA, SEPT. the night between the s3d and 24th irritant, Lord MINT° received a fe cond extraordinary courier from Lord ELGIN, at Conftantinople, with the confirmation of an ac count that an arrniftice for three days had been • concluded between General hlsrloty and General Horculasoti, and the Turkifh Generals. The fhip which brought this account, failed from Abou kir on the 28th of Anglia, and arrived at Con ftantinople in twelve days. As it is fuppofed the capitulation of Alexandria will be concluded about the 3oth of Anguft, intelligence of it may be ex. peeled to be received at Conftantinople between the 13th and 20th of this month and Lord Ms ro and Mr. PAGET flatter themfclvcs they Shall be able to tranfmit it from Vienna before the Bth of Odober. Next week the French Arnbafrador, the Coun fellor of State,CitemPAGNY_,..wtll have his audience of entry of his IMPERIAL. MAJESTY. To-morrow the Spanifh Ambairador leaves this city for Pita. We have a report here that a Congrefs will be held in a town on the Rhine, to which Deputies will be fent by the principal European Powers, to difcufs feveral objeas of importance relative to the political ftate of Europe. The French Arnbatrador, CHAMPAGWY, has ftriEtly enjoined all his attendants to conduit them felves peaceably, and carefully to avoid giving any offence. Baron RETTLER, from Munfler, who brought advice of the eleaion of the Archduke ANTosy to the Bi(hoprick of Munflet, is Rill at Vienna. GENOA, SE pr. 6.—A courier has arrived here from Paris, who has brought a new conflittition for our Republic, which was yeflerday laid before our Government and Legiflative Body. The principal features of it are—Genoa is again to have a Doge, 3o Senators, and . a Legiflattve Af fembly of 7o Members. The Senators mull poffefs property to the amount of at leaft to,ooo livres, otte fifth of that Body is to go out every year, and be replaced by new Members. Roma, SEPT. I4..—Several families of diftinetion have arrived here from Naples, on account of the difturbances in that city : other families have re moved to Palermo in Sicily. A Chief of the name of MAMMONE, is at the head of the malcontents. He is E prefent on the boundaries between the Roman and the Neapolitan territories, and appears determined to give battle to the troops Sent againll him, In the Viand of Sardinia there arc likewife fimilar difturbances. A man of the name of MiMMJA ' in the northern part of that i fl and, has put himrelf at the bead of a great multitude of people, among whom he diftributes honours and privileges. He defies the troops, and all the Inca lures taken againft him by Government, Pets a price on the heads of thofe who oppofe hind, pro. miles liberty and friendthip to thofe who offer no refiftance, makes prifoners, and levies money, and all this without being able to write or read. If every thing is true that is reported of there two fellows, MAMMONE and MEMMIA, they appear to mean to aft in their feveral countries, the part of Pa saw as Oc toy. Their reign, however, will pro- bably be very fhort. ITALY, Sam 18.—According to fome sccounts from Naples, new differences and difputes have arifen there, about the beginning of this month, in confequence of the behaviour of the French, who, in their turn, complain of having been in fished. The French troops in the Neapolitan territory, though they were faid to be i 6,000 men, only amounted to a,OOO in the beginning of Septem ber. It is faid, however, that they will be rein forced with 24.,000 men, who will take polreffion of all the ports. We are alfo affured that i 6,000 Rand of arms will be fent thither. The public debt of Etruria, is now eflimated at more than too millions of Florentine livres (about 13 of which make a ducat). Of the 4000 French troops which Rill remain in Tufcany, the greater part are 4 :Risked for the garrifon at Leghorn. - According to fome accounts, fix Neapolitan feluccas, and a Creek fhip, with 6oco lacks of corn, for the French troops on the nand of Elba, have put into Porto Longone. Itt RN F, Strr. 23.—After many debates, the Helvetic Government has come to an agreement with the French General MaNciroisi, relative to the guarding of the city of Berne. It is fettled that guard Ihall be mounted alternately, one day by the Helvetic, and the next by the French troops. There are to be two lets of keys to the gates, one to be kept by the French, and the other by the Helvetic Commandant. On the 21 ft the Committee appointed to con fider the plan of a new Confiittition for Helvetia gave in its report, which was announced by a let ter from Citizen ZIMMERMANN, in the name of the Committee, Rating the grounds on which the Committee had acted. This report has not yet been taken into coOderation : the difcutfion of it is fixed to begin on the 25th infant. The French General MONCEY, who is coming from Milan, paired through Lugano and Befancon on the 14111 inftant. It is believed that he will loon return to Italy, and take the chief command of the army there. The motions of the French and Swifs troops fill continue. We are affured that the latter will take poffellion of the Fricktlial. LEG HOP N, SEPT. 13.—1 t is reported here to-day that the French beficging corps before Porto Fcr rajo has been obliged to retire to Porto Longonc (iikew•ife on the Iflbrid of Elba), for want of pro- • vifrons, and confequcntly that the liege is railed. Beussrts, Se PT, :7.—The French troops in the vicinity of Cherbour7, St. Brieux, and St. Makes, have received oiSers to march, part to nrett, and part to Boulogne. The number of troops affemLleJ near thole two ports amounts to more tbar, 6o,auc men. Hac.ta, SS' PT. 29.—Traamaillity (hi; continue. i 1 our Rrpolili,, an .1 there is 110 ch•nEt but the new Conf::c,i'.n will be accepted. I: is ellimated that the new Conflitution will I tc.ciLce a 411;4 fav ing of o:n• FRANCE. PARIS, OCTOBER 8. The Peace concluded between the French Re- public and the kingdom of Portugal was this day publifhed with great pomp amidft the acclamations , of an immenfe multitude affembled to do honour to that joyous event. The publication had begun at day-break. It was known over every part of the city by difcharges of artillery. After dinner there were horfe races, and in the evening brilliant fire-woi ks. This day a levee was held for the Foreign Am baffadors. The Spaniiii Ambaffador prefented to the CHIEF CoNsuL the Prince ofNASSAU General in the fervicc of his Catholic Majelly.— Mr. PINENEY, Minifter of the United States to the Km; of SPAIN, and Citizen Sraace DE LIR3CI4O - formerly Minifter of the Batavian Republic at Stutgard, were prefented by the Minifter for ' Foreign Affairs. Whiltt the fignature of Preliminaries raifed the Funds at London with fuch rapidity, the Funds at Paris were rather falling ; every one was at a lots to account for fuch a grange el*Ct being pro duced by fo happy a caufe ; people fail that fo many had made bargains for time, that it.vaft num ber were obliged to fell out, and that this was the only caufe of the unexpeCted fall. But yefterday the Funds rote confiderably, In a fhort time, ftrangers who place out their money at a low in tereft will bring their cafh to, France, where the Tier: Confofide itfelf offers them abigh intereft; and money being now become common among us, commerce will refume its a&ivity, FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. CONSTANTINOPLE, Aucusr 30.--We have juil witneffed the arrival of the firft merchant (hip from, Damietta, with rice, coffee, and other produetions of Egypt. She had branches of dates hoifted on her three mails, to fignify what country (be came from. The curiofity to behold this yeffel had drawn together fuch a crowd of people to the (bore, that fcveral pet fons were-hurt. It was the CAP TAIN PACH A who fent off this veffel. the Matter of which has obtained from the GRAND SE IGNIOR a penfion of Boon piaares Eight other (hips wen t , from Damietta for Conftantinople. Speculations for fending goods to Egypt have already 14131 1 entered into here, as well as in other cities of Turkey. The Chief of the Arfenal Lotter Ereewm, is gone to Cairo, in the charaEter of 'Comptroller- General in Egypt. Prince Luz zo, Hofpodar of Moldavia, has been releafed by the Illigands, who received a large ranfom. He proceeds to the place of his deftina tion by another way. RaTlsßoa, St PT. 24.—1 n the fitting of the Diet vetlerday, no vote was given in the College of Eleflors ; but in that of Princes feveral fupple ments were added to the Protocole, of which the following is the fubflance : The Minilter of Auaria declared, that in ,pro. poling, on the toil, an Extraordinary Deputation to regulate the final arrangements of the Peace, he intended that the Deputation thould be faceted from the Members of the Diet itfelf. Liege, Come, and Trent, acceded to the vote of Au - aria. The latter at the fame time demanded that it thould be indemnified for the Marquifate of Ca Renato. The Prelates of the Rhine alfo propofed the ap pointment of an Extraordinary Deputation, re (crying their right to nominate, and demanded the maintenance of the clafs of Prelates of the Empire. Worms coincided with the vote of Mentz, both as to the fpirit and expreffion of the declaration of Magdeburg, on the fubjea of the vacant be nefices. Wirtemberg joined the votes of Aullria and Magdeburg. Hollitin-Clukaadt gave its af fent to any kind of deputation that fhould he de. termined by a plurality of votes: and, at the fame time, demanded, that the meafure of feculariza tion thould be kept within as narrow limits as pof fible. Heffe Darmaa dt, in a vote of confiderable length, expatiated on the rules to be obferved in the ad juament of the indemnities relatively both to' the fubjea and objea. The vote then explains the 7th article of the Treaty of Lunevflle, dwelling more particularly on the word coilethvely, and concludes, that, after teiminating the Winds of the indem. nities, all the loffes from the peace in general, (Mould be borne and compenfated by the whole body of the Empire. It approves the propofed fufpenfion of nominating to vacant benefices, and agrees with Aufliia and Magdeburg, in appoint ing an Extraordinary Deputation to complete the peace. Saxe Weymar and Eifenach voted for a De putation to be chofen from the Members of the Diet. Hildefbeim, Paderborn, Stavelot, and Furftem berg, demanded the conferring of full powers up on his Imperial Majefly. Naffau,Hadanriar, Siegen, and the Counts of Weteravia, acceded to the vote of Auflria, with the refervation of their rights.— The Counts of Wellphalia propofe to refer the completion of peace to his Imperial Majefly. The Prelates of Suabia, in claiming the maintenance of their order, made a fimilar propofition; voting, however, in cafe of a refufal on the part of his Imperial Majcfty, for an Extraordinary Deputa tion. Augfburg, Ellwangen, and Eichfladt, declared they could not accede to the fufpenfion propofed by Magdeburg, of the nomination to ecclefiallical benefices, and that referring to the Chapter of Co. logne the enjoyment of its rights. Magi:!dough formally repeated in the name of his Court, kis former delaration, on the fubjea of eceletiaftical eleaions, adding, that the eleetion made by the Chapter of Munfler, as well as the eventual nomination of a new Eleetor of Cologne, thould be regarded as void. MANN r 114, SEPT. 30.—1 t has been officially pub hilted at Munich, that his Ilighnefs the Eke - tot tined, no the Btb, the Ratification of the Treat) of Prlre concluded, on ?Lc a. 9 th of Auguft, be is :a Eepu!..lic And ia, Letters from Stutgard !tate, that an the 27th, after the grand parade was Sniffed, his Highnefs. gave a folemn audience of introduction to X Van DEDEMSTOT DE GELDER& On the 28th Count RoMFORD arrived here from London, by way of France. He continued his journey nest morning to Munich. COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 22.—Since the return of the fait failing cutter, which had been fent to St. Peterlburg, we regarded it as certain that our Court will accede to the ConventiOn concluded be tween Lord ST. HELENS and the Imperial Court of IttAa. LONDON. MONDAY, OCTOBER Is. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE =LOCI : Confols 671 ifi.-Ditto for account 671-.-1 per c. 10201 Omni= all tat. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY : 3 per C. CmiL 68f 671 68 671- Erie Tickets WI. 12 per C. Ann. roalif to `Ticket, 81. 89. OmMum azi 22 prem. Coat for Ace. 68t67i 61f 68 The welcome news of the Preliminaries of Peace between Dritain and France was announced, after our Paper was put to piers, by the firing of the Park and Tower guns ; and at three o'clock the Ostlet:c gstraordinary was publifhed. Preparations for an illumination immediately became general, and at night there was fuch a dif. play of light as has fcldom been witneffed ; it ex tended to all the towns and villages for many miles round London. • Betweeß twn trild eleven at night a moll tie. mendoux florin of thunder and lightning came on, accompanied with rain. The violence of the floim continuedemore than anhoqr,and aimed cleared the areets of their numerous pedeftrians, while the blaze excited by millions of lamps and tapers, became at times literally invifible, being completely obfcured by the vivid fiafhes and fheets of lightning, fol. lowing each other in quick fucceffion, and enlight ened the whole horizon. The fuperßitious thought the form ominous ; fame, that the HEAVENS gave their foletnn ratification of the Preliminaries ; and others, that the noife of the elements indicated quite the reverie ; but without raking upon our felves to determine fo diet a point, we may be al lowed to remark, kbpunshat with the noife of the people (before the/ form forced them to teak fhel ter), the firing of guns, rockets, and other fire works, and the awful grandeur of the form itfelf, the general effect was fuch as will never be effaced from the memory of thofe who witnelled it. In the courfe of yefterday another day's French Journals arrived, as alto the Hamburgh Mail that became due. Their contents are given in the pre ceding columns. The Krao has been plAafed to approve of Gummi W. ERVING, Efq. to be Conful from the United States of America, at the port of Londori. On . Saturday the ROYAL Caret Ly and Attend. ants rode over from Windfor to Bulllrode, and vi. fated the Duke of PORTLAND • yellerday they at tended the Chapel as ulnal. Lord HAWRisauty and the Neapolitan Ambaffador afterwards had a long audience of his MAJESTY. His MAJESTY will hold a Council this day, at Windfor; all the Cabinet Minillers are fummoned to attend this meeting. Yefterday His Royal Highnefs the Duke of KENT gave an elegant entertainment to the Duke of CUMBERLAND and Prince ADOLPHUS, at his Seat at Caftle-hill. Difpatches were yeilerday received from Lord KEITH, Commander in Chief of his Majefty's fquadron in the Mediterranean. Difpatches were yellerday received from the Mediterranean; which were immediately fent off to Earl St. VINCENT, at Fulham. The following letter was fent to the French pri foners confined in Portchetter-Caftle, on the Preli minaries of Peace being figned : " Loodon, Odober I, loth year. TOE COMAIISSART OF TOT ►agNCII Rt►URLLIC,BN THU/At/DI TO THE StCRITARIIII Or MOUS FRUMPIER, Of MAR, AT TPft D&POT 07 PORTIMOUTX. " Citizens—l am eager to inform you that the Preliminaries of Peace between the French Republic and Great-Britain were figned Lail night at London. May thefe happy tidings refound throughout the prifons, and may each of your comrades of misforture learn that the moment of his deliverance Is not far off. Affurc them of the littera that their critical fituation has always infpired me with, and that I null employ myfelf, with out inttr aifton,with the means by which they may be reltorcd to lilxrty and their families. Health and fraternity, (Signed) A Circular Letter has been fent to all the Cap tains on the Imprefs Service, to difeontinue the Imprefs, and to difcharge their gangs. Orders are fent to difband all the Sea Fencibles immediately. Mr. Mettisit, the Contralor for the Ntkvy, has countermanded an order for 20,000 hogs, and be tween 6 and 7000 head of cattle. M. Orr° and M. Lattaisvoti, attended by Coe the Marenger, when drawn by the popu. lace to the Admiralty on Saturday, were met at the Gitelen Gate by Lord ST. VI/4ft r, who very good-humouredly addreffed the mob— " Gentlemen! Gentlemen !" (the populace gave his Lordthip three huzzas) " let me requell you to he as orderly as point& ; and if you arc deter mined to draw the Gentleman, accompanied by M. OTTO, I requeft yeiu to be careful, and not osert:Arn the carriage.'?—The populace :armed his Lort111;:p they would be careful ur, and roped:H - 1d to :Lc ltraogct eVRN MARKETS. COall liICH•NCIE, OCT. 12, 1801. In addition to our fupply, noticed on Friday, we had a large market of Effex Corn in general. `neat has experienced a farther decline of los. per quarter, and fore quantity unfold. The Rullian famples are in vain offered at lower prices being no purchafers of that quality.--Rye and Barley are each zs. cheaper; and we think Oats do not maintain Friday's prices. —Beans, both new and old have declined from 2s. to 4s. per quarter.—Malt in very little demand.—Boiling Peas Rill looking downwards.--Hog Peas hart no alteration.•;-Tares ; almoff out of call. Engliih Wheat, 4.25. 58s. 665. per quarter. • Foreign Ditto, 345. 635. Fine bantzic Wheat, 7os. Rye, 335. 375. Barley, 265. 55s.—,Beit (New),42s. Malt, 443. 58s. Fine (Ditto), dos. Oats, 225. 28s. to 355. Horfe Beans, (New) 345. 37s. —Old 4 01. Tick Beans, (New) 3os. 345.—01 d 38s. Hog Peas, 4os. to 40. Boilers, 565. 625. to 645. Tares, Ss. to Gs. per bufhcl. Flour, 6os. to 655. per fact•. American, 3os. to 365. per barrel. Carraway Seed, 38s. to 425. per cwt. Coriander, 255. to 28s. per cwt. Rape Seed, 381. to 431. per lait. Canary, 745. to 785. FROM THI LONDON GAZETTI, SATURDAY, OCT. Avenge price of Corn Its England and Wales, front the Re- turns ending the 3d of Odtober, 1301. Whist Rye. Barley. Oats. Bean/Pegs. 0. s. d. ,e 1: a. 4. s. s. d sa. 86 6 51 it 48 to at 6 47 if 48 IT Average vices of Foreign Corn, by which the Bounty or Impcdtation it regulated, the week ending the 3d Oeto:sr. Wheat. 4. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pure. a. d. s. d.. 1. d. a. d. s. d- a. d. .5 , 71 35 6 16 94 23 91 36 31 31 7f The average Plies of Sugar, amputee front the Retail Pladc in theme* esuhng the 7th of Odtober, 18oi, is ca. 911 per hundred weight. MANSION•HOUSI, SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 1801. The following quantities of Wheat, Oats, ang other Grain, hav; arrived and been entered at the Manfion-Houfe, the precept week, viz, from Monday the sth, to Saturday the loth of Oetober, both inclufive : 0811. AZ ll l l4 pp r , leti. For. liarley Malt Bono Monday.o&3, 337 354.5 1 006 3 01 7 10 77 'l4s Tuelday, 6, 423 S 5 833 3690 37 —24 Wedneiday, 7. 531 1620 64 2848 61 '—•• 452 Thurtday, 8, 45 1030 6a 330 147 42 :81 Friday, 9, 819 3580 1795 47 0 if 16 77 683 128 4 Saturday, 10, •••••• 118 34 "." BvitithWheat 2074 66239 3766 9777 5236 1804 2 49 4 Foreign ditto 21039 9777 ,m••••• Total 22213 1 3537 • ,And 11,38 quarter; of Peas, 3646 of Seeds, and 522 of Rye PRICIII Or CLAIN, AT Till roLLowiko BASINOS oxe..—Wheat. 653 od tolB4s od per gimlet. Bute/ 35s od to 481 od I Beans 46s od to 55$ cd Oats ass od to 39s cd Peale 43s od to 496 cd tlawsoar...—Wheats, 48s. od. to flos. od. per Quarter. Barley 36s od to 44s od I Beans 40 od to 581 od Oats 38s cd to 364 ad Peale 46s od to 481 cel Hasscar.—Wheat cos cd to Bos od per Quarter. porky 3as od to 4os od I Beans 4os od to scl col Oats ass od to 4:4 0.1 Peak 4os od to sos N.lNlDlt4o.—.Wheat 481. CA. to flos. od. per Quarter. Baxley aos od to 39s od I Deans 3os od to 45s cd Oats 20i od to 401 Od Peale 33a od to 48. cd Prices of Corn at Warminfter Market, on Sa turday :—Whcat, 6os. to 721. per quarter ; Bar. Icy, 38s. to sos.; Oats, 305. to 365. ; Beans, 5Ss. to 64s per quarter. The Lords Comnsillioners of the Admiralty have direeted that the recruiting fervice for hisMajefly's Marine forces be fufpended until farther orders. The Corporation of Lincoln have agreed to give local. from the City purfe to the poor inhabitants, that they may rejoice on account of the peace. Extrad of a letter from Cobridge, in the Stal. fordfhire Potteries, dated Oft. 6.—" On Saturday evening lalt, after the arrival of the poll which brought the happy intelligence of hare, the Pot ters of this village a trembled in the Grammar School with an enthufiaftic joy. The room was illumi nated with between three and four hundred lights. and plenty of ale,&c. was drank tothe Peace Maier:, " The following toafts were alfo drank : " The (noes, and ni.iy he end his days in Peaci. • BONATARTL, •nd may he die in Peace. The evening was concluded with the fame de gree nf 'hilarity, amid the clanging of bells in the neighbouring parifbes of geweaftle, Burflem, Hanley, and Wolflanton ; and not even the fmall ett cottage but was illuminated, and exhibited the ltrongetk marks of the heart enlivening joy." The llanoverian Miniller, and feveral other fo• reigners of diftindion were prefent on the occas lion. We arc happy to (late that Dr. Hops, Phyfician to the Royal Hofpital, at Haflar, who has been . dangeroutly ill of a fever, is now in a fair Way of recovery. Fier.—About three o'clock on Sunday fe'n. night a fire was difcovered to have broken out in Kelt . ° Mills, which was burning with fuch extreme fury as to pi event any expeelations of laving either the building or machinery. The chief efforts of the alfifiants were therefore direded "to the prefer. vation of the kiln, brewery, and other contiguous buildings ; in which they were eminently !beech. 'l he fire was confined to the preMifes in which it originated ; but of thefe, with their cen• tents, the wliole were confumed, with the exce?- non only of a few lacks of corn. The property was uninfured. The origin of the fire catnot be fa. tisfadorily accounted for ; but as, when difrover ed, it was burning with uncontroulable fury, and had extcratti over every part of the building, it believed that fume part of the machinery bad ink• en fire, and had barns within the walla fevera L tars betcre it vas dilcovered. 2 ,; Suc ten I Britc and dcnc con 'ente port AV h In* pan' unit COZI was that gulo