Star. — London, England, 1802-02-15 00:00:00

FRANG'E. PARIS, ss PLUVIObE, FEBRUARY n. An order IVA% ittued by the Prete& of Police, on the 7th, prohibiting perfons mat/Led, or in any other way difgnifed, during the time of carnival, from appearing armed, from intuiting palengers and entering th:ps and houfes by force. No per fon on foot will be permitted to wear a ma& after dark, nur difauife himfelf fo as to difturb the public peace. The indemnity to be paid by the Batavian Re public to the PRINCE of ORANGE, for the lois of his private property, is Rated to have been fixed, by the Cabinets of Berlin and Paris, at eight mil lions of Dutch florin s , about 670,0001. Reding. The ELECTOR of BAVARIA has abolinied flavery in all the Bararo-Palatine dominions. The Government being informed that a great number of fiAdier; have come to Paris, in the hope of recorering the more fpeedily the arrears of their pay, has dircCted the Prefelts to inform them, that without miring to occupy itfelf in the ameliora tion of the condition of thefe brave men, who have fought in the defence of their country, it defires that they will abflain from thefe jonrnies, and ap plications, which are wholly ufelefs, as the fums due will be forwarded to them as fnon as pofiible, and only at their refpeCtive places of refidence. Molt of the Membets of the Tribunate, who op poled the Government, have been voted out by the Confervative Senate, in the renewal of one fifth of the Members of the Tribunate and Le fiflative Body, which is to take place annually.— !he following are the principal Members of the Tribunate who have been voted out. Couarois, a lviLinber of the Convention. a befom friend of • Denton, but neverthekfs a great fupportcr of the igth Bru maire. CHAZAL, a Mt tuber of the Convention, and Prefident of the Council of Five Hundred at St. Cloud, after Lucien Bona parte was carried off by the Soldiers. Be NJ AMIN CONSTANT, a native of Geneva. Des RiNAVDTS, a ei-devant Prieß, and Gtand Vicar of An tun, when Talk-rand was Bilhop. Manna. GAIL AT, nephew of the Salatol% CHZNIIIL Diu NOU. Sr.Avaix. Tamest and Asinaztva (aco re-eledlcd)—ln also. It 114 s been remarked, that fuch of the Legif lative Body and Tribunate who voted for the death of Louis XVI. have been expelled. The Tim Coqfulidi are at 57 f. 45 e. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. NANTES, Fra. 5. —By the Nymphe de la Met, which came in two days ago from New York, pri vate letters ha re been received, which contain the following particulars relative to the Rate of St. Do mingo, in addition to thole in the American jour nals : Toosiens T Lou va ler tuts,in patting the plan. tation called Lombard, havinglearnt that the white manager was killed, ordered all the negroes upon it to be fhot. In all the revolted diarias which Ds !SALINE s marched through, he ordered the overfeer and the domeflic negroes to be hot, and decimated the labourirg negroes. According to Tome accounts zoo, and according to others Soo whites, in men, women, and children, were mot hered by the infurgcnts. The new connitution of St. Domingo was made the pretext of this revolt, and the negroes being perfuaded that Toussaint 'minted to reflore flavery, took the refolntion of de firoying all the white inhabitants. Our fquadron, and the troops it has on board, were expected there with the moft general anxiety ; as in the prefent ftate of things their arrival would produce the com plete reiloration of order. The accounts from Saint Marc, Port an Prince, Baradaires, and other places in the Weft, dated in Oftober, and fome even in November, (late that in confequence of the activity and energy of Toy s- SAINT, all was perfeCtly tranquil in thofe quarters. At Saint Marc cultivation was in the moll prornif ing Rate. The only thing complained of was a great drought, which, having continued for two months, obliged them to water the lands, to fupply the want of rain. BRUSSELS, Fs s. 6.—Letters from the Hague affert, in a pofitive manner, that the arrangement which has been for tome time negociating at Ber lin, between the Batavian Government and the PRINCE of Ozaxot, relative to the Indemnity of the latter for the lots of his private property in Holland, has been definitively concluded and fignedothrough the mediation of France and Pruf- Ea. The particular difpofitions of this arrange ment are not known; it is generally reported, how ever, that the Indemnity of the Houfe of Orange is fixed at the furn of 8,000,000 of Dutch florins. &mum, Jaw. tB.—No doubt is entertained here that the Porte will punifh the affaffination of the Pacha. The people on the frontiers have the greaten contempt for the rebels, and all kind of communication with them is ftriFtly prohibited.— Thefe rebels are in a fiate of the utmoft anxiety, with poniards and piftols conftantly in their hands. They have caufed the inhabitants to fign a fort of apology for their conduit, but this will not render them Tecure—they every moment expel to be at tacked. The fon of the deccafcd Pacha is already approaching the place at the head of 16,000 men, and waits, to begin his operations, for a reinforce ment of ix,ooo more who have arrived on the eaftern frontiers of Servia. NAnss, JAL 5. —The Ruffian frigates fill wait in this port to take on board the Itiiirido troops, which occupy our forts, and which are defines! for Malta. Betides thee troops, we have here Bor 000 national troops. The whole Nea politan army will receive a white uniform, like that of Aufria. The Ruffians are fo much feared by the Cala brefe and Lazaroni, that the appearance of one of them will put an end to all quarrels and chi putes among the latter. The day before yellerday an American frigat;, of ao guns, arrived here: it blockaded the port of Tunis tor fe•eral months, and has come hither to repair the damages it fultained. JAN. 13.—Cardinal Capece Zurin, Archbilhop of N.tplcs, died lately in that city, at the age of ys years. HAINISURGII. Jaw. 27..---It ii raid here, that the General Chapter of the Order of Malta intend to appoint the eidevald Prince deComDS, or•theßaron de HACKS, Grand Mailer of the Order. According to one of our Gazettes, his Berras- NIC MAJESTY has made known to the Courts of Germany, that with refpeet to the affairs of the Indemnities, he willies to preferve Ofnaburg, and believes alfo he has a right to form pretenfions to Hildelheim and Corvey. RATISSOS, JAX.27 —The Negociations between France, Anftria and Praia, relative to the In demnities and iecularizations, appear to be fo far advanced, th it their termination may be con fidently looked forward to. The Diet is at pre fent inaCtive, in confequence of the abfence of the Miniders of Vienna and Berlin; many others are alto Arent, whilft thofe of the Ecclefiaflical Prin ces are unquiet and without mcans ; but it is not true that the Diet will be removed to Schwinfurt, as fomc Gazettes have dated. DUTCH AND HAMBURGH MAILS. PETERSDURCH, JAW. t has been remarked, that for fome time pall, the Imperial Milliners have had frequent conferences with the Swedifh Amball'ador. It is thence fuppofed that the ac ceffion of Sweden to the convention concluded at St. Peteriburgll on the 7th of June, is again be come the fahic& of diccuffion. JAN. is.—The prohibition of the exportation of planks and malls, iffued by the late Emperor PAUL I. is now repealed, and the free exportation of tim ber again permitted. The new tarif of tolls, which has been fo long expeacd, has not, however, yet made its appearance. CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. aB.—The Captain Pa cha has preiented to the Grand Seignior forty fine Arabian horfes : he has likewife made prefents of a number of beautiful (addle horfes to the ;principal officers of the Seraglio. By the new adminillration introduced into Egypt, by which an end is put to the government of the Beys, the Porte, it is confidently aliened, will derive from that country an annual revenue of 4o millions of piallres. Before the French Cluj de Brigadf, SEBASTIAN*, who has feveral times dined with the Englifh Am balfador, Lord Exam, left this city, he had a conference with the French merchants here, to whom he fignified the intention of the Firft Conful to promote, with the uttnoft zeal, the refloration of the commercial connexions between France and Turkey. The Foreign Minillers here have made their congratulations to. the Captain Paella on his re turn. The new Adminiftration in Egypt will, it is Paid, colt the Porte 40,000h000 piaftres a year. Barrow, JAM. 28.—The latelt letters from Sem lin, dated the ,4th inft. are of a very warlike te nor. It is Paid, that a confiderable body of Arnauts, the natural enemies of the Janiffaries, are on their march againft Belgrade, and have already arrived at Pa ff orfze, while on the other fide PASS-' waN Oc Lott is preparing to come to the aid of the Janifaries with a formidable force. Scenes of blood flied may therefore loon be expelled, elpecially if Belgrade fhould fubmit, which from the conti nually increafing dißruft between the parties may probably be the cafe. &NEIN, Jaw. is.—By the lateft letters from Belgrade we learn, that the Janiffaries, immedi ately after the death of the Pacha, appointed one of their leaders his fuccelfor,with the title of Kaim., Aga. This new Governor has fent a letter to our Commandant, and to the Governor of Peterwa radio, to notify to them his newly acquired title, and alfure them that he would carefully maintain the Treaties crafting between the two Powers.— The wife and daughter of the late Pacha are con• fined in the Seraglio; it is laid that the Kaim Aga intends to detain them as hoftages for the fafety of his fon. The negotiations which PASSWAN Ocr- Lou has opened with Prince Siozzo, are, it is nn derftood, already confiderably advanced, and ap pear likely to have a favourable termination. In the mean time the banditti of Romalia continue their depredations, and have colleCted their prid cipal force in the environs of Midia. VI Lana, Jar. 23.—Letters from Milan mention a report that Parma, Placentia, and Guaflella are to be united to the CiLslpine Republic. It is even Paid that orders have been already iffued to carry this arrangement into effeCt. It is further fuppofed that a part of Piedmont, extending to the Dora Baltea, will be likewife incorporated with that Republic. Letters from various places in European Tur key Rate, that the fpirit of revolt increafes daily in the Turkifh provinces ; the Pacha of Banja. luka, and the Commandant of Biliac, have been oppofed by the mal-contents.—Amjerdon Courant. JAN. 27.—Accoicling to accounts from Conftart tinople, the Porte has already granted the fum of 850 purfes for the building of the new Palace for the Englifh Embaffy, on which near 200 men are now at work. The French Chargi d'Afaira, Citi zen Ru MN, has ordered the chapel of the French Embaffy at Pcra to be fitted up a-new. The tempe (boos weather continued on the Black Sea to the end of December, and has done very confiderable damage. The Porte has made a loan of 3,000 purfes to pay off the arrears of the pay of the Janiffaries. The French Ambaffador at Vienna, Citizen CHAMPAGNY, has frequent conferences with the Imperial Mini&rs. BERN, JAN. 24.—0 n the 21R the Commiifion apointed by the Senate notified to them the re turn of tl.el.joidamann REDING. In order to fettle the appointments to the Couucils, a particular Sit ting is to be held.—The Conititution of May 29 is to remain. unaltered, with regard to the reparation of the Thurgau and Schaffhaufen, and of the lat ter from the Frickthal. The organization of the Cantons, and the &ft choice of their Magiftrates, will be committed to the Central Government. There is no mention of uniting Leman and Argaus. The Valais will be cheerfully conceded to :lance, fine the canto :matt of a body of troops, which cannot be difpenfed with, will thus not interfere with the Helvetic Neutrality. Atsrwssr, JAN. 28.—Several bottles have al•1 ready been bought or hired here, for merchants of Upper and Lower Saxony, who will either blifh faetories, or fettle here entirely, tbould the navigation of the Scheidt be finally declared free. Commercial houfes from other parts of Flanders will likewife be removed hither, as will others from Frankfort, and even from Amfierdam. A number of the fineft and bravett men have been drafted from the troops in Belgium and taken into the Cut.fitlar Guard at Paris. PARLIAMEtvTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, FEB. 13. There being only thirty-five Members prefent at four o'clock, the Houfc t ill Monday. LONDON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY is. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : 3 per C. Coniols, n uucy, 691i—Ditto.foraecount, kcduL.:l 7ci-.-4 pa C. 87i—Old S per Cent. iocLI N,..w 5 per C. tot r„—Long Ana 20 9-14 PRICE OF STOCKS Ot. SATURDAY : Bank Stock 3 per Ct. Red. 7o; 1 3 per Ct. Conf. 6y( 4 per Cent. 8/i 5 pet Cent. Ann. to:4 S per C.Ann. 1797 mai Long Ann. zo 9-16 k Imp. 3 per Cent. 69t Imp. Ann. 121 7-16 Con 4 for Acc. 69 Two Dutch mails, and one from Hamburgh, arrived yetterclay ; and this morning another mail from Hamburgh. Letters from St. Peterfburgh Rate, that Sweden has hot yet acceded to the Convention concluded in June bctwe;.n Ruffia and this country. By the different accounts from Turley, in Eu rope, it appears that that country is far from being in a Rate of quiet : tirong fymptoms of approach. ing anarchy are every where vifible. The news by the mails has been, in a great mea• fure, anticipated by the French Journals. Any thing worthy of notice is given in the preceding columns. By the packet, which brought the Hamburgh mail of yefierday, two Mefrengers came over with difpatches ; one from St. Peteriburgh, and the other from Lord acts, at Conflantinople. It is reported, that his Lordfhip will foon return, and alto, but we know not on what authority, that the Porte has not fully acceded to the commercial ar rangements propofed by this country. This day we received Paris Journals to the t ith inllant inclufive. Their contents are alto given in the preceding columns. Saturday morning his MAjtstv, attended by General MANNERS, rode out in Windfor Great Park, and viewed the improvements. Yefterday morning the Royal Family heard di vide fervice at St. George's Cathedral, attended by Lady CRANLY, the Count& of WESTMORR. LAND, Major DiSNRe, and Colonel CARTWRIGHT: they were met by the Bilhop of NORWICH, Doc.l tors LOCKMAN, GOODBNOUGH, and Mr. NORTHY. An excellent fermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. FISHER, Canon in Refidence, from the 6th :hapter of St. Paul's Epifile to the Hebrews, vale That ye he not AMA!, hut follower: of them euho, through faith and palmate, inherit ills pro with." The Royal Family return to town to-morrow. The KING has been pleated to grant the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Bri tain and Ireland unto the Right Hon. Sir JOHN MITFORD, Knight, and to the Heirs Male of his body law fully begotten, by the name, ftyle, and title of Baron Redefdale, of Redefdale, in the coun ty of Northumberland. The KING , has alfo been pleated to order Let ters Patent to be paired under the Great Seal of that part of the United Kingdom of Great Bri tain and Ireland called Ireland, containing a grant unto the (aid Right Hon. JOHN Baron Redefdale of the office or place of Chancellor and Keeper of the raid Great Seal, in the room of JOHN Earl of Clare, deceafed. On Wednefday part of the equipage of the Du chefs of Yoait arrived at Bath. Friday the Duke and Duchefs dined at the Crown Inn, Reading ; their Royal Highnefres, flept at the Caftle Inn, Speenhill that night, and next morning proceeded on their journey to Pultney-ftreet, Bath, where their Royal Highnefres were received with every de monftration of joy. Mr. J. KIRBY is appointed by Lieutenant Go vernor NUGRIFT, Chief Juftice of Jamaica, in the room of late Hon. J. HENCRELL. Two Officers and eleven Seamen, belonging to theßoyßDELAls,hadarrivedat Jamaica on the 19th December in a French cartel, from Aux Cayes. The Houfe of Allem* of Jamaica. have voted so,oool. for the ere.lion of barracks for the recep- ' tion of white troops, and to be built in a healthy , part of the interior. An addrefs was at the fame time prefented to the Lieutenant Governor (No- GENT), requeiting him to make application, in or der to the Maud being relieved from the expences of die 201 th light dragoons, cavalry being no longer neceilary. In the Diaribution Paper of the Expenditure of laft ylar, juft laid before the Houfe of Commons, we obferve a charge of 144,61 tl. 25. paid for the purchafc of one-third of the Duke of RicHMOND'S Annuity, granted in lieu of his 12d. a chaldron on Coals. _ Meetings are held in America for the purpofe of obtaining, from the United States, indemnifica tion for the fpoliations done to the commerce of the United States, by French cruizers, and which arc Rated to amount to upwards of twenty millions of dollArs. CORN MARKETS. MAltlAMltip PIM IS. We had a fmall fupply of fine Wheats to-day, which have ben bought with freedom at the tcnts of Friday lath—the inferior qualities hang on hand :—Barley and Malt are precifcly the fame in price :—Oats have no variation in fine famples: but middling ones are a peculiar heavy rale, andfull is. 6d. lower.—Beans are dull at prefent.—Hog Peas is. cheaper.—Boilers, and other Grain unal tered.—The Seed Trade is heavy, and Red Clover feveral Shillings lower. Englilh Wheat, 565. 745. to 78s. prime% Bcs. Foreign Ditto, 465. 745. Rye, 365. 4os. 421. Barley, 265. 38s.—(Malting) 4os. 435. Malt, 445. sos.—Finca, Sts. Oats, 16s. 245. Horfe Beans, (New) pls. 365. Tick Beans, (New) 3os. 345. Hog Peale, 34.8. 375. Boilers, 365. 425. Spring Tares, ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per babel. Carraway Seed, 365. to 415. per cwt. Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt. Canary, 84s. to 955. per cwt. Rape Seed, 341. CO 371. per laft. Flour, 58s. 655. per fuck. Red Clover, 50. 7os. 3os. 86s. per cwt. White ditto, 58s. 84.5. I (4.5 Trefoil, z6s. 4os. szs. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, FEB. 13. Average price of Corn in England and Vralea, from the Re• turis ending the 6th of February, ttol. _ _ What. - Rye. I Barley. [Oats. I Beans. I Peale. s. d. s. al s. d. s. d. s. d s d. 7 5 2 47 7 42 5 22 I 4t 5 41 6 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending the tab of February, is 395. Bd. per hum red weight. PRICES OF GRAIN, AT Tilt FOLLOWING MARKETS. BA3INGSTOKE.—..Wiwat 723 cd to Lios od per Q,Eartne. Barley 322 od to 37s od I Beans 3p od to sos ea CI Ats at. od 32s od Peale 39s od to 441 od MAIDICNHEAD.--Wheat 7of od to Bos od per quarter. Barley 37s od to aos od i Beans 34s od to sos od Oats ass od to sos od Peale 40, od to 43$ od Nawau a r.—Wheats, 56a. od. to 735. od. per Quarter. Barley 331 od to aos od I Beaus aos od to sila od Oats tits od to 23a od Peafe 386 od to 441 od HeoLar.—Wheat 6g. od to 78s od per Quarter. Barley aBs od to ats od Beans 364 od to 48s od Oats 20s od to a7s od I Peale 381 od to oas of READING.—Wbc.at asz ad. to 78s. od. per gyarter. Barley 34s od to 4os od I Beans 32s od to 4a04 Oats aps 6d to 24$ od Peale 38s od to us 04 At Wat minaer market, on Saturday Lilt, the prices of corn were as follows : wheat, by the quarter, 31.35. to 31. Its. • barley, O. ts. to alts; oats, tl. is. to 11.55. ; beans, 21. 2s. to 21. t as. Meat and Barley declined in price at Tewkef bury laft Wednefday ; and at Devizes, on Thud day, wheat fell again. There was alto a general reduction in the price of grain in Hereford market on Saturday lel. The performers and tradefmen are likely to be gainers by the reference of the affairs of the theatre to the Court of Chancery. The reputation of the mann, however, upon a dole infpation of ac counts, does not rife. Even he who writes:l4i Co cleverly, has not half the claims of the honeft &T. keeper who furnifhes them with rem and jpirit: of wine ! In addition to the vocal fireagth of Mrs.Bi TON and INcLYDOM,AIHLfY, we hear, has engaged Bea n - for the caning Oratorios at Cove* Garden. It is the brother.in•law ' not the holland, of Mrs. BILLING row, who lately arrivedinthiscountry. KING'S THEATILE.—The favourite Opera of El. frida was again performed on Saturday, with the -grand Ballet of trza. The houfe was uncommonly crouded, fo much fo, that, at nine o'clock, the pit was thronged—the boxes, with a few exceptions, were full of the firft fafhion—among whom were the Turkith Ambaftador en fate, Prince WILLIAM! of Gloucefttr, the Duke and Duchefs of Rtrriaxis, Marchionefs of HEADFORT, Countefs &Emcee, Earl and Collates of CARLISLE, Countefs of CMA. THAN, Lady MARY TAYLOR, Lady LEITRIM, Vif: count and Vifcountefs DUSIGANNON, Sir Cuestas TALBOT, Mr. SKIFFINGTON, the MO Mils Tumor sons, &C. &C. Da ESSE s.—Palepink fatin hats, and white ollrich feathers, were the prevailing head drefs. The young Duchefs of RUTLAND'S attire was limply elegant ; her Grace's head drefs was a flyer net, with three fmall white feathers on the left fide. A plain white drefs, white fur tippet and muff. The Ma rchionefs of Has DFOILT wore a white muffin tur ban, ornamented with twilled gold. Her drefs was plain white. The dreffes were generally plain white vandyked all round, and trimmed with AvanP down. Feathers were, if poffible, more worn than on the preceding Saturday. White for tippets, and white • muffs are neceifary appendages to every fa(hionable female ; but they are only ufed for the opera. The Spaniffi hat, of black velvet, appeared to mucli advantage, trimmed with a gold rope, on the head of Lady MARY TAYLOR. We do not re coiled having ever fern a more lovely affemblage of beautiful women than that which graced the opera on Saturday night. FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK, THIS EVENING. Mrs. Macrae's Rout, Park-lane. TUESDAY. Mr. King's Dinner, Harley-greet Mrs. Morant's Rout, Upper Seymourdtreet. WEDNESDAY. Mrs. Singleton's Card-party, Dewiandre-ftreet. TUURSDAT. Lady Milner's Rout, Portland-place. Mrs. Brown's Mufie, George-ftreet, Hanover-10am. FRIDAY. Mrs. Gelling 's Concert, Portland-place. ' SATUILDAT: Lord Caftlereagh's Grand Dinner Cleveland-row. Mrs. Burton's Rout, Grofvenor-Square. SUNDAY. The Counters of Kenmore's Mufic, Port The Counter; of Aldborougles Mac, C • Lady Hanopden's Mufic, Crew -ftreet. Mrs. Brooks's Concert, , Harley-Brett. Mils Wiitford's Party, Clifford-ft:set. 4, it