Star.
London, England, 1808-01-23 00:00:00

THE EVENING AR.ST

LONDON.

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Aipertisonent in the last page at this Piper, for the
sae of tbe Apoilo's Carr, at Plymouth, on Fridaj nett—for
tiorbead, 0/Red Wine," read—" About 21,1 Hostheu;ds
• 710
a 4 3 ditto White Wine.---. This _alteration came
ite for insertion in its proper plate.

sATURDAY, JANUARY 23. .
pglOE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
cool', far Toney, 63ii—for February account, 631.
Rood PACE
2f i—}:icheq. Bills, par gr. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. • -
Red.
.o,c Ann. 63[i Imp. 3 per Cent. 6q • •
lii Etch. Bills, par ss. pr.
Cons. ti:;
Yr aa Omnium tit prem.
fit LW. 961 i English Tickets
.201. 14.
pi Cent. ~ .
0.18 1-16' Cons for *re. iniiii
NO, par is. a 2s. dis. •
..a. Owed Court of the Bank, on Theroday last; it sits an.
ir,—.64aber had agreed to advance Ccevernmeut 3,000,0001.
130-01, to six months after a definitive treaty of peace.
_Aro tbe three millions dvanced in Mr. Pitt's time,
from
at s
:Ira jig same period.— a
To advance half a million
.17-dskeed Dividend balance.
sts 70,0001. from their annual charge for management
oa
riot pods, for which they are to have only 3001. per
"isle the debt exceeds 600 millions ; but when reduced
dot sem to have 3401. per million.

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, .
lice StootE.Nmerto etnbarked on board' flag.. of
i lad sailed from Dover for. Calais, about, form.
+.s yesterday morning ; and as the wina aras tken
i,,,,,,,cuontinued. so all day, he must have reached
siiis in about five hours.

captain JAmmos, of the ship Messenger, which
iletist Greenock on Monday last, in 25 days from
er yak, reports, that having received information
0a general embargo was about to take place in the
Alnico ports, he had put to sea, and that when off
Dip Hook he heard the firing of cannon, and saw
vessels
that had been under weigh brought to
jaarrows.
t this vessel we have received American papers
letters to the 21st ult. inclusive, from which we
the following extracts :
llntinunnA, Nov. 30.—Mr. Jefferson has lately
, that ample reparation would be made by
le British Government, for the affair of the Chesa-
ate, and that the other points of difference would
wad in a train of amicable adjustment. Filther,
at Mr. Jefferson now says) that war with Great Bri-
lilted not be apprehended.
Sr. THOMAS, Nov. 17.—,4 For theSe four weeks
Idling has been suffered to enter the port, and those
in have ventured out have been captured and de-

In fact, we have undergone the most rigo-
system of blockade. A day or two since, the
niral has permitted American vessels, with their
I ciliary produce, or in ballast, to pass unmo-
nl; and I am at length furnished with an oppor-
ity to write you, though it is by the round-about
!of Boston or Portsmouth."

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.—Captain Duffield arrived
kse yesterday in 19 days from New Orleans ; spoke
Ilf Longlslind on the 13th inA. the schc onerßelie: ca,
9 clays from Guadaloupe for Boston, the Captain
1 which told him that the islands of St. Thomas
ml St. Croii had been taken possession of by the

. .
Sia WiliCK.—Was-stranded on tote back of Long
land Ant eight miles from Southa mpron, on Sunday
ring the fith inst the British armed ship Alexan-
r, John Kirkpatrick scan owner, Joseph Westcott
aster, burthen 201 tons, mounted with 12 guns,
Imen. The Alexander sailed from Liverpool last,
rae fur Surinam, received on hoard a cargo of 460
heads of sugar, and a quantity of cocoa, ands
• at Paramaribo the WI of October, for New;
stk. The Captain, a Mr. Richard Large, merchant
Surinam, and principal consignee of the cargo,
• one of the crew, perished on hoard after she
k. The mate was so much hurt in cutting away
mast that it is supposed he will not survive.
DUBBER 18.—Captain BENHAM arrived here last
ning, in sirt:•en days front St. Bartholomew's,
"rms, that the French had landed 100 men at that
e, who, after a manly r2sistance from twelve•,
soldiefs three of whom were killed in tho
jon, teok possession of the forts. After possession
d been ;olitained, two priVateers came in, ‘,4len,
•menced.;a scene of riotous depredation. They
lesseti-cletermination to put a stop to. the.iiit.
.
trade, and declared to the Governor, that
e did not interdict the same, they would sPeedil?
, fire the town, and plunder indiscriminately
inhabitant. In consequence of this threat, and
the intercession of the merchants, the trade has
interdicted.
took out of the harbour the Swedish brig St.
I. &mew's, whose cargo was valued at .10,000
• and the American schooner Randam, of Bal-
ire, on suspicion of her being bound to St. Do-
r. They took from on board the Random, a
min, whom they forced to draw up a false
icate, impeaching her cargo.
merchants' and inhabitants were in the greatest.
• , of the French, and anxiously awaited the arri-
of a British force, to protect them and their

41141SER 21.---A ktter from Washington Of Owl
'lnst. &says There is no doubt now that we
i have war, and perhaps speedily. It ii generally
ered that Bonaparte has declared to General
bttrong that the l'nited Statei shall Trot remain
tral, mid that the reception 'of Itar..ltose. or the
1-zunnee of our Minister in LonsiO4..y.:lll Pe cowl-