Star. — London, England, 1805-03-18 00:00:00

17CIVALLING-01,1C1, Nara i 6, zfos• THE COMMISSIONERS fo• VICTUALLING HIS mAyEsTr. NA Pr, dm ierriy Ow Neigh That on Friday next the sad Inflame. they will be ready to re. ceive Tenders in writing (freled op) and treat fro TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST IN DIA RUM, or of FOREIGN BRANDY, To be delivered within the liwee of one month, duty free, Imo his Ma)elly's VidusWog litotes at Plymouth, earl Portfmcoak, the ProPorticos under-mentioned, vii. Plymouth ssepoo Gallons. Pattfmoutb socco Diu°. And to be veld for by Eilla payable with Jewett &nay days altar date. N. & No tender foe a Ids quantity than ten daubed gallons will be admitted. The Camisicass at the C.maradt may be Ices at the Secretary's Oice, Ns riven/ sdl s kl to oxy *min in shish dr fOrkeAse not & it Arent in swots at imith, or thatfiell not k iirtiorralts Mr Board Wore me eche. M tie fail Friday wit the sad iniforat. nor m4O the prim who maim the bear. • r lane teem a his Woolf, suede to mimes what salmi for. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADJUI AND OINTLINAN, AVACANCY in the DIRECTION b e in g d e eared, and Markley the aith inttant befog the day Sled for the ekdtioo of a new Metter to fucceed the much lamented Mr. WILLIAMS, permit me to renew my folleitations for the honour of your votes and fupport. The very diftinguillted countenance Gwent me upon my mane ttme with the moft fangtdoe hopes of tweets. Should the i r t e :if a Ballot prove them well founded, a faithful ditcher", of my duty, and a grateful tank of the honour conferred upon me Sall prove me worthy Ham continuance of your protedlos. I remain, with the greateft refpnit, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your moR faithful and devoted humble Servant, Eines Anne-yard, March 13, 'Us. JAS. PATTUION. Mr. PATTISON's Committee will St every day at the Ring's amd Tavern in the Poultry.frorn eleven o'clock till four. TO LINEN DRAPERS. jek YOUNG MAN who has had for tome time pall A 11- the cadre management *fa concern in Landon with coolider• abie fumes, but who is about to give it op, offers his cervices to paints wiEdng to mire from the fatigues of bullock to take the management. The Adverdfer has a thoroogh knowledge of the Landon Markets, and trona, be tent be found fent "aloof to the undertahlag.—Letters (pit paid) addreffal to T. Z. No. to, Commererrow, Black Friars-Road. London. will be attended to. N. E. He has no objedlion to any part of the Kingdom. FRANCE. PARIS, MARCH 3. One hundred and three Englifh prifoners have been removed from Verdun to Sarrelibre. The Emperor is expeaed at Dijon about the toth of March—he will travel iiscopiro. The naval magazines in the Tezel are to be fup plied with provitions again. The C9mmilfavy of Marine has received orders from the Commander in Chief to adopt the neceffary meafures with refped to every thing that concerns the completion of objets relative to the Tezel expedition.—Befleilis Poutiqwe. Something important is negoeiating between the Courts of Peter'burgh and Berlin, if we may judge by the frequency of the couriers from one city to the other, and particularly by the perfons of diftinftion charged with the difpatches. On the toth of Feb miry, the Baron de Wiazapiositoos, the Emperor of Russia's Aid-decamp, arrived at Berlin, and had an audience of the King : In the new organization of the Italian Republic, there is to be, it is raid, a Senate, and a Legifiative Body. The Vice•Prefident will have one of the firfl dignities. A letter from Madrid, of the z6th ult. Elates, that an Englifh fhip of So guns, anchored, on the 9th, be tween Colleyra and Votes, when the Corregidor of Viloero, fufpaling their intention to land, muflered body of military and volunteers, and repairing to the Chore, obferved the boats of this fhip attempting to board a merchant veffel, of aoo tons, at anchor in the Bay. They immediately fired on them, and killed the Firfi Lieutenant and feveral men. The Englifh returned the fire, and then made off, without effeetiog their purpofe ; but having to weather the point of Vicedo, the troops ran thither. and poured on them fuch a vigorous fire, that half the crews were either killed or wounded. A number of Dutch feamen have been fent to Dunkirk, to expedite the equipment of the flotilla; and to ferve oh board it. The Minifter of the Marine has received 30,000 francs to reimburfe the inhabitants of Fecamp and Havre for the injury fnftained by the bomardment of the Englifb. The French army in Italy has, within the prefent year, been reinforced by 20,000 men from France, the greater part of whom have entered Italy by way of Mount cenis. Other troops, to the like utttpber, who had received the fame route, have been counter manded and ordered to their former quarters, in sonfequence, it is Rated, of part of the Auftrian *lisps affembled on the Italian frontiers having re tired into the interior. General Looms is to command the French army about to be formed on the Sparta frontiers, for the rofeffed purpofe of aiding in thefiege of Gibraltar. A Military Agent has been fent from Madiid te•Paris, to arrange and combine the intended operations of this Gallo-Spool& army, and a fimilar agent is to be fent from Paris to Madrid. MARCH B.—General it ivy ccoo, who had been de. pnted by the army of Lnmb4rdy to affiß at the.coro. station of his Imperial Majeßy, died here on the 4th. He was a defcendant of the celebrated fora jams, Tatvu Lao, who entered the fervice of France under CHARLES VIII. was appointed by that Prince Lien teaant.General of the French army in Lombardy, became Maraud of France under Lawn 111., and contributed a great deal to gaining the battle of Me rignan under FRANCIS I. Letters from Boulogne Rate the arrival there of General SOULT on the 4th init. General Junin appointed Ambalfador to Portu gal, on the ift went through Tours onhis way to the pla cc of his deftination. According to letters from Corfe received at Ve nice, more Ruffian troops have arrived at that Nand. VIINNA. Faa. so.—Nis Imperial Malay, it is Paid, has 4iveo orders to his Ambatrador at London, to unite with the Envoys of Ruffia and PrufGa in in fitting on the reftitution of the Spanith frigates, not withftanding that war has broke out between Eng land and Spain. Count STAIIRIX,ERG has alfo re ceived orders to make tirong reprefentations to the Cabinet of London, as the capture of a grit number of Marko freaks treireb.ltythe f igsrti and other 'hips belonging to *adroit of Admiral N Laos, in the Mechterranean, and to demand the rillitation of thefe flops, with indemnification. Count Cosier sat, lately tranfusitted a note on this fubjeit to Mr. Paler, the Englilb Minifter at Vienna. We era cu rious to know what effect will be produced by theft reprefentations, efpecially as the Pruffian blinifter at Louden has complained at the fame time to the Bri tifh Government, of the capture of feveral Pruffian (hips, taken in the north tea by the Englifh cruisers. —This intelligence explains the movement which has prevailed for tome time in the Auflrian Cabinet.— The Emperor, jealous of maintaining his neutrality, is no lets fo to fecure his fubje&s from any kind of injuflice and intuit on the part of the Engliffi navy, and to contribute, as far as lies in his power, to the rtftoration of peace in Europe. On a demand by Prince Errs& HAZY, and Come more of the Grandees of Hungary, the Emperor has illa ed orders for the Convocation of a new Hungarian Diet, which will be opened in the month of May next. If his Majefty's journey to his Italian States, long ago intended, does not take place, it is thought the Diet will be opened much fooner, as the Mo narch propofes to be prefent at the opening, and to Ilay_during the continuation of the Diet at Buda. His Excellency Marffial Balms is expeeed to day in this city ; he brings with him, it is faid, tso Arabian horfes of the greaten beauty, which he re ceived in a prefent from the Grand Seignior, theVisier and other Principal Officers of the Porte. A report bas been circulated that his Majefty's journey to Italy will not take place, or at leak that it is put off for as unlimited time; but it is now known that it is fixed for the month of Jane. M. Pacer has received diC l patches from his Court, refpeeting the overtures of peace made by the Emperor of the French to the limo of Great Britain. i 3 t tl PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, dATUODAY, SEARCH au The Salt Duty Sill, the Property Ddty SEI, sod tits Mutiny SW were read a third time sod loafed, and a feat to the Common* to wield= them theeewt th tW Monday. HOUSE OP COMMONS. The Report of the COMmitice4tii,Tefpeeftles the fume voted in perfume. of Addreffes of the ufe, and funs Med by his Majcfty to Weems perfons, was broaght up, and the tenni kdolutions agreed to. A Meuse from the Lords informed the Hooke their Lordibips bad agreed to reword public and private Blik. The Irilh Limon Duties, Inland Dudes, Stamp Dudes, Ponape Dudes and tba It and Spirk Dudes liths, were breeibt up, read a Ark and ordered to be reads famed thee en Mooday. Mr. Meatuses pretested an Amount eel's Rate et/ Eschew at which the Ms were drawn by Admiral Blokes and Sir Heine Popham, dudes thdr Radom at the Red Sea.—Ordered to be P The Hoofs west into • Committee refpeaing the Bounties on Sugar, and the Report was ordered to be received on Moos day. The Exchequer Bills Bill, the Expiring Laws RI& and the Solar Drawback Bill, were read a fecood time, committed, and the Report ordered to be received on Monday. Adjourned tsl Monday. LONDON. • 41m Veer of do ofrorl," would probably ban his hint attended to, Vent to the Canamoder In Chief, or his Secretary. We do not think a nateentat Ins Newipepee the belt way of kluging the fobjedAnder &ladies. MONDAY, MARCH it. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s CooL roomy SS{—for April sllif—Otoolnat 314. Escbeg. Bills, psr is. diL PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAT s Bank Stock, ant Short Ann. tat 3 per Cent. Iled. Sot India Bonds 3 per Cent. CooL sliff 51111 Imperial Ann. of 4 per Cent. tat Kuhr" BIN., is. aL is. prons. s per Cent. Navy, SOH Ouudona, 34 prem. S per Cent. zsmilsot EngUaTlekeu, ill. 14s. 4.ong Aso. tut CoaL ler Ace. s” Doman, Melte; 13.—s per C. Clov. Deb. 8¢ Ztelsansass,Doblin as lLooslos io Ist . The assette of Saturday evening, est:sits from which will be found in our laft page, contains the official account of the intrepid and WM manner in which Admiral LlllOlll 9 in (fit Marengo, of 86 guns, was defeated by his Majefty's 'hip CIITIMIOII. It will be read with admiration and delight, and mull, is Admiral RAllltea obferves, " rank with the molt famous aftions of the defenfive kind recorded in the glorious annals of the Britillt Navy." The Gawk alfo contains the account of Lieut. Col. Moscow's defeat by HOLKAIL'S army, which has al ready been communicated to the public. In the preceding columns our readers will find ex tra& from the French journals up to the 9th iitaant. They are not hiwever of much importance. The !hip Rambler, Captain SMITII t from Smyrna with fruit, ate. which was one of the /at under con voy of the Meow Hoop and Ammon bomb Trete!, arrived on Friday at Falmouth, after a pafage of nineteen diva from Gibraltar. It was on the 4th ult. the convoy fell in with the two French frigates; but there is reafon to think that the number of cop ilot= is not fo great as was at Ilrfl reported—(See our Falmouth letter.) By the FL: cutter. which arrived at Yarmouth on Friday UR from the Mel, which place am left on Thurfday, the Dutch Beet had Shade its firamove ment, two line of battle hips belonging to it having comi'down into the outer roads, This sircomllanae, no doubt, gave rife to the veport brought by the American (hip which put into Dow, that the Dutch fquadron bad'aatrally put to fed: Advice' were yellerday receiyed from Portfmouth of the arrival there on Raturdayebta of t h e EsteRALD frigate and Itamaaoott fehoonsr, from Lilbon and Newfoundland. It is now underaood that Portugal has purchafed her neutrality of France. Report aye, that fist is to pay a yearly fubady of 6,000,000 of erufades. A. letter frcm a Gentleman of rank at Lillian rays Yon need not be under any sppre• hen Gone, at prefent, of being involved in a war with this country : fo far from A rupture being likely to take place, =Ares quite the reverfe are about to be adopted." Advices were on Saturday received from Bombay, amply corroborative of the intelligence which we pub tithed on Tharfday laR, of the defeat and difperfion of the army of HOLICAR. The letters containing this pleating fad, are dated Bombay, November to. They Rate that difpatchss bad been received from Colonel MURRAY, of the 3d, and from General Lord Lane, of the middle of °Sober, giving an ac count of the Bridal army having come up with, de feated, and di/petted the forces of Hosea' ; and that the Commander in Chief was following up the im portant advantage he had obtained, in confident es peitotiont from the arrangements which had been made, of fpeedily reducing the enemy to complete tubmitßon. The new report circulated on Saturday of the Brett fleet being out retied on the authority of a Captain NUMM I of the American blip Rebecca, arrived in the Downs from Leghorn. He Rates, that on the 6th infant, eff Cape St. Vincent, be paged a convoy of about twenty fail, moßly tranfports, with troops on board, which appeared to be under the proteilion of, , frigate ; that two or three (hips of war were at a con fiderable diftanee, making lignals ; that on the in lat. 44. long. 9. be (poke the Haao man of war p in company with five others of the line, who reported that the Breit fleet was out ; that the Mailer's Mate of the Hsao pofitively Rated that he had teen them come out ; and that the fame day he was boarded by a frigate, who eked him if he had fees the French fleet. The failing of the Breit fleet is an event by no means improbable ; but we have fully afcertained that no confirmation of the report has been received at the Admiralty. The veffels which the American (late, to have"fees off Cape St. Vincent fo far back as the 6th infant, we knew could not have been any part of the Breit fleet, nor has any corroborative advice been received of the enemy having put to yea fo late as the tub, the day on which he fags the HIM) inform. ed him of the failing of the enemy. Some foppofe, that the (hips alluded to m i ght have been the Ferrol fquadron : but we do not believe that a tingle chip has been able to elude the vigilance of our cruisers off that port, and the probability is, that the fleet refpetling which the Americzn was interrogited by the Hilt), was that which has effeeed its efcape from Richefort, which no certain advice has yet been received. Some letters from the Hague fay that it is defined for the Brazils, while others Rate that Ceylon is the °Nee of the expedition. A letter from Calcutta, 'of the Bth of September, contains the following interefting intelligence : ". The American btig Wallington arrived on the sth. She left Mocca s on the Weft coaft of Sumatra, on the Bth Auguft. This fettlemenf bad been cap- toted by the BOMBAY frigate, Commodore Haiti, ' and the armed flip Lady Caftlereagh. About zoo of the natives were Wed, and a few of the Englifh. The town was completely burned. All their guns, a large iron theft of dollars, and Tome other property, were carried off by the natives. 44 it is with vest concern we have to fate, that letters were yefterday reeeived from Backergunge, dated the 2d of Auguft, which mention the lofs of the fhip Candidate, Captain FILL, on the 28th July Taft. Captain and Mrs. FILL., Mr. BALL, Second Officer. Dr. A111)11110; of his Majefty'S 7sth regi. ment, and no other perfons, have painted on this me lancholy occafion. Meats. Decal'. Jonas, and Foz. Mates of the Candidate, and ten'Lafcars, were pro. videntially fared in the jolly boat. The long boat was in the sit of being hoifted out for the prefervation of the remainder of the unfortunate people, when the (hip is reported to have gone down head-fore moil. and involved them in deatuftion." We have been favoured with the Ceylon Gazettes to a late date...ll3e fhip Echo failed from Trinco malee the beginning of September, and was totally , loft near Chilaw. Lieutenant Young, of his Makfty's Malay regiment, and the firft officer of the (hip; were unfortunately drowned. His Majefty's (hip rpz, having Lord Vi LISTS on board, was expeded to ' fail from Mocha foe Bombay about the latter end of Auguft. Yeßerday a one o'clock. the Loan CIIANCILLOi Wanfaited bench With Mr. PITT, at hii hotife in Downing-Sreet. The Lao his been pleafed to confer the honour of Knighthood on Vick ear Gases. Efq. his MAIM Te's Solicitor General. _ _ _ On Friday his ?deport , took the divertion of hare bunting in Windfor Great Park. Oa Saturday morning his MAJESTY took the di verfion of Staz-hunting. His MAJESTY, attended by Generals tirrzamr and MANNERS, arrived on borfeback on Stoke Green, foon after nine o'clock, where the'Earl of Sanowtcn and a number of Gen tlemen were waiting the arrival of his blayerrv.— Tbe Noble Earl gave direftions for the deer to be !tatted ai foon as his MAJ urn' arrived, for the day's dieer(ion. The deer Muted with great (peed and promifed much (port ; be went through the inclo fines to the left of the Crooked Billet, through the woods and coppice to the right of Bullirocle-park, where he ensiled the Uxbridge road, making a dou• ble to the left by Gerrard's-crofs, towards &tont field, and was at length taken in a farm yard, allot two miles tan the other ride of attunorchill, after .a run of about three hours. JIJRK.LJNE. CORN EXCHANCI, MARCH is. There are many arrivals of Wheat to•da) from Kent and Effez, and a tolerable good fupply upon the whole—fine famples have fmall variation, but the trade is very heavy for good parcels, and other quali ties are cheaper.—Barley and Malt are in good fup. ply, and rather at lets ; and White Peas rather fo. From the late demand for Beans, they continue at high prices—the Oats are of laft week's fupply, and is noted a declining article—Flour (kill continues to arrive in great fupplies, and eapeeted at leis. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. 7os. $6.. tots per qr. Grey Petro 395. to 41s. Me Ditto, Rosa zopt od. BMW, 4.0. los. od. Rye, 365. bas. Od. lick Ditto 4as. 4EI. o 3 florleY.4,p• 4gt• 04. Oats, ISt. su.3os. Map. 708. tie. od . Poland ditto, 3u. ass ed. u White Peak, a. 48$. od. .Cinqudoil, 371.401 PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Floor Ilya to 9as. Seconds gos. to Sys. per tack. room Toe LOWDOW GIAZITTI, SAT AAAAA MAUI! VS. Average Prise of Corn in England and Wales, fro= the returns' ending the 9th of March, dol. Wheat. I Rye. I Bailey. 1 Oats. I Beans. I Peals. s. L a. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. a. d. 9 2 4 S 9 3 47 It 171 4t 3 Ss S The average Price of Sugar, sonspited front the Returns wade is the week ending Marsh Is, is yas. st per hundredirtiglit. COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES 07 OILAIN AT TO FOLLOWING KAIVICATS. Bausestrocs—Wheat 54; od to 1281 od pet: Quarter. Barley 46s od tel sgs od I Beans sis od to 56s od a Oats sod to jos od Peale cos od to oas od blszsztsaaao.—'Wheat 711 s od to tas od per At:. /Barley 48. od to sat od I Beals sos od to 56s ad Oats' sgs ed to las od Peak sss od to sys Nawsuar.—Wheat 66s od to sits od per Qr.: Barley' 435 od to $2ll od I Beans 505 04 to 55s od Oast los od to pa od I Peek sts od to ses ad itsucar.--Wheat 6os od to 1215 od per Q. Barley 4i. ' d to 51$ od I Beau 48s od to satcd od Oats ass to 31s 6d Peace sos od to sas od Rasa:No.—Wheat 75s od to 1278 od per Q. Barley 43. od to ags od I Beams 47s od W Sos 04 Oats sts od to jos od oak sos od to cos od HADDINOTON CORN-MARKET, MARCB 8. Wheat fold heavily, and prices had all advance of ahoot u. per boil. Prices of Barley were nearly In kit week, belt 325. 6d. Mir. rent price; 295. to vs. Oat' Met * rather dearer; Pounce Oats We. to 1139. Current prices of contemn Oatstu. 6d. to 19$. Pak and Beans its. 6d. to 215..-548 boils of Wheat in the n0g1et..... Average aL 7s. 144 s•fUlti per boll. • Yellerday his Royal Highnefs the Prince of /ifTas.as honoured the Earl of Dater with his company to dinner. The Marquis of BUCKIMOHAII and molt of the Nbblemen and Gentlemen in the Whig tnterck were of the party. Matter BATTY performed the arduous charafter of liwilit, for the fecond thin, on Saturday evening. Yetterday morning upwards of 'lgo Gerisan re cruits paled through the ay, in order to ingmeat the German Legion : more are to follow. An exchange of Prifoners has taken place between the Governors of parbadoes and Guadeloupe, by which mean! our fqhadrop on that Ration hii receiv ed a reinforcement of 300 (cameo. Since the ports of Spoilt haVe been ffigt, it appears that his Majefly's fleet in the Mediterranaq has ex perienied much inconvenience from not being able to obtain regilar (reth beef, vegetables, and other provifions. As Mr. At.attoce, however. urban profeffional and local knoWledge, as well as experi ence acquired in Syria and the End, and acquaint. once with the languages of the Levant, render him Eminently qualified for tech an once, has cone oat to that Ration, Secretary to Admiratf.otrts to the Am auscase, the Vieballing Departinetit will no doubt receive fuels affiflance from his abilities, as will tent" to remove all difficulties. • " A private letter from Berlin, of the a6th Eebruay, Rates that the guffian General Winzesosaone, having completed hi's miffion; was on the cite or hie departure kr Peteriburgh; with a letter written by the King to the Empet-or 4s.azatmea. The Empe ror, it is Rated, has contented to keetpt the media lion of Prulfia to riegociate, in conjuntlion with Eng land, a peace with France. The Courts of Vienna and Beteriburgh are decid edly itoftile to the intended creation of aidonarChy in Lombardy. A.uftria has remonßrated in firong rerms'againft the change, as being contrary to the Ripulations of the Treaty of Ltmeville, and we un derftsaid it is for the prefent deferred. Pruffia has, on the: contrary, recommended the meafure, as tend ing to' dßabliik the tranquillity of that Country, and as barring any views or "claiins which Auftria may entertain in regard to it. The Emperor of Galtlitawr, it is further Rated, has been induced by the remo'nßrances'of France, to abandon intention of forming a camp fn the fpring on the banks of the Adige. The contracts which were (Drifted for the fupply of tins camp, have not however been countermanded. Portugal 13 Rated to have prirchafed, with the con currence of this country, the fufferanc of France to remain neutral in the war, by a'yearly fubfidy of fix millions of crufades. The Dey of Atotscs b;s armed orders to feize all veffels laden leithteoto, Whatever lint be the flag uti der which they fail. An Auftrian veffel was lately brought in, but by dint of remouftrance obtained per= mama to profecute hei voyage ; in a Mort time, however, the Dey experiencing regret at his lenity, fent tWerarmed veffels to retake het, but after a long chace Ott effetteci her chant. • A letter from Conflantinople, of a late date, fay% The condurrof General Banns, preceding' his de parture from hence , fubjeeed both himfelf and his Government to the grdateft . ' contempt. After re peatedly announcing his intention to ft off, and as often (ming petty 'pretences to juftify his lily, in the hope that the feats of the 'Porte would induce the re quired recognition of the new Emperor, he left Pcra. ' on the lath December, but halted at Kaihana, at the end of the harbour of Confiantinoide, where he continued, hi ezpeaation of Tome overture from the Government, till the aid, when be proceeded on his journey by lead to Vienna. !' " The Ruffen Whiente hers, or I might fay, the Ruffian Government in Turkey, is more abfolute than ever ; andlbievaft empire may realty bt confidered .1 a Ruffian province. Grett Britain is but little thought of, and Aufirta lers,' although an immediate neighbour. The Turks, either through confidence in the fupport of USA, or through fear of its power, teens to confine to het all :bar cooficktatioo and at , Mutton."