Star.
London, England, 1808-01-27 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols, for money, 63f—for February account, 6344.
Reduced 6344.—Omniurn 21—F.xelteq. Bills, par is. prom
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Beek Stock 2254 226 Imperial Annuities 74
3 per Ct. Red. 634-0 °midi's', 2 4 prem.
3 per Ct. Cons. Arm. 63i 63 India Bonds, par Is. dis.
4 per Ct. 8244 Ex. Bills, Is. 35. prem.
5 per Cent. Nary 9644 English Tickets, 201. 191.
Long Ann. 18 1-16 Cons. for 25th Feb. 63ff
Imperial 3 per Cent. 634

We have this day laid before our Readers the
Correspondence between our Government and the
Courts of Russia and Austria respecting a Nego-

ciation. At present we can only remark, that in the
offer made by the Prince de STAMEN/112G on the
Ist instant, in conformity with the daire of the Court
of the Thuilleries, he certainly is more abrupt than the
civility due to an independent Sovereign could authc.
rize. Without being furnished with any declaration
on the part of France, equal to that which he had
received from his BRITANNIC MAJESTY, without U.
!Airing credentials, or stating the basis which had
-nanded, the offer did seem to spring rather
desire, on the part of France, to entrap our
Government into an humiliation, than to invite them
and equal negotiation.

ton to the intelligence from America com.
in the STAR of yesterday, we have this day
our readers some farther extracts from the

papers. The embargo [See the STAR of
was laid on in consequence of a confiden.
ige from the President. The remarks which
Message are understood to be the produc-
. MADDISON, the Secretary of State for the
States, and who it is expected will be a
to succeed Mr. JEFFERSON as President
therefore be considered in some measure as
The foll'wing confidential Message was
eated to both Houses :

/NATE AND House Or REPRESENTATIVES OP THE
'ED STATES,

now, made, skewing the great and in-
dangers with which our vessels, our seamen, and mer-
threatened, on the high seas and elsewhere, from the
'owers of Europe, and it being of the greatest inr

keep in safety their essential resources, I deem it my
recommend the subject to the consideration of Congress,
doubtless perceive all the advantage that may be expect-
inhibition of the departure of our vessas from the

United States.
wisdom will also see the necessity of making every pre.
whatever event may grow out of the present crisis.
807. 14 T. JEFFERSON."
collowing is a copy of a letter from one of the
>pectable Members of Congress, to his friend
work

" WASHINGTON, DEC. 19, 1807.
ay we received a message from the President of a
nature : immediately we closed the doors, and they are
of course I am not permitted to Inform you either what
has communicated, or what we have done in con-

it. But I may be permitted to tell you, we are doing
Fear, we are about to plunge the nation into the most
calamities unnecessarily and wantonly. lam now more

tuaded that there is but too much French influence•
that those who succumb to it, should act in secret :
reason, and, I pledge myself to you, almost the only rea-

bit with closed doors. Our delibera•ions no more
secrecy at this moment, than they did when we were de-

subject of fortifications. Nay, Sir, we are, in my
violating the great rights of the people by*sitting at this

closed door. I cannot express to you in terms sof-
strong my abhorrence of what we are doing, and the awn-
s we are doing it."

Irchioness TOWNSHEND has resigned her
sj-
Mistress of the Robes to the PRINCESS cif
who has appointed Lady GLENBERVISOu
her, an appointment which has received the
approbation of the PRINCR.
y afternoon, intelligence was received at
India House of the arrival off the Isle of
25th inst. of the Sir Stephen Lushington,
.RAY, from Bombay ; sailed from St. He-
idi ult. under convoy of his Majesty's ships
__ and Woolwich, with six transports and the
whaler. No ships left at St. Helena.
Stephen Lushington was obliged to leave
lately arrived) off the Cape of Good Hope,
put in, having sprung a leak ; her cargo
led, part of which was much damaged.
,ve received the following intelligence from
dated June 13, 1807 :
i instant, at Balosore Roads, the Coromandel spoke
Perseverance, prize to his Majesty's ship Duncan—the prize dis-

Trincomalee, June 3, his Majesty's ship Bombay,
, and on the 4th, his Majesty's ship Powerful, Capt.
from Madras.
ajesty's ship Willielmina was spoken with off Vizagapa-

Majesty's ship EePique= INV arrived at Penang.
Majesty's ship Macassar had returned to Diamond harbour,
sprung a leak.
rerpsichore frigate had arrived at rib :seat Wales's Island,
—.in the Eastern Seas, all wee,
serious accident yesterday betel Mrs 'Gaitskill,
fortupe, who resides in Pentonville-road.,
accompanied a Gentleman of ,the pan* of
In' a_ single horse ch4isel yesterday openirt
Chelsea, and op their
,retiSin to. rentrinville,*tbe
stumbled in Tottenhain Conrt Road, a:od
gifting the -snirnal started off at
hanaiveZselztd the'lneln his teeth, and. became
Whilst ping at tl4 rate of sixteen
• our, the vehicle wainfosigainstthe liav tb
• ovcri*TiO'Sch 'itieutingst violence.
sitting tt(e near side,jOid the chaise
which she was so severely injured in the
a. particular, thatkr life is despaired of: Mr:
,waS thttoretcoll distance of eight yards,lmt
; ly- *MI •liiklegtitus Of hi

We have
Correspondei
Courts of R'
ciation. At
o)Ter made b
Ist instant,
of the Thuille
civility due t
size. With(
on the part
received fror
cred
been demanc
from a desire
Government
to an open a
In additioi
municated in
laid before a
New York p
yesterday] as
tial Message
fillcw the N.
tion of Mr. P
American St
candidate to
they may th
official. T 1
communi cat
To Tilt Sirs,
UwiTgo
" The Gomm
ereasing dantt
chandize are the
Belllvrent Pm
portance to het
duty to recomn
who will doubt
ed from an inl
ports of the Un
• " Their wisd
paration for wh
Dec, 18, 180'
The follov
most respect
at New York
" Yesterday
confidential scat:
still closed; of c
the President h
sequence of it
no good: I fear
dreadful calamit
than ever persu:
And it is well ti
• this is the reasoi
son, why we .1
require secrecy
bating on the s
opinion, violatin
moment with cl
ficiently strong!
!ter in which we
The Marcl
tnation as MI
W.fralex, whc
succeed her,
cordial apprc
Yesterday
the East Ind
Wight, the 2
`.:*:aptaili GRA
the Bth
ocourt ar
c• qtr whaler.
The Sir Si
the fleet lan
whel:c she p
eras unleacle<
We have
Calcutta. d at
On the Bth
la Perseverance
muted.
Arrived at 1
Captain Lye, a
Plampin, from
, His Majesty'
tam, all well.
His Majesty
His Majesty'
having sprung
The Terpsicl
from a cruiseit
seriou:
4 Lady of fc
Shf -had aq
P-Owley, In*
t.O ChEiseat
horse stusni
I r. R. gilt
havin
Mansetnilesan ost
atiii it was
Lady:si
ititexcrby
d in Bar;
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