Star.
London, England, 1805-02-01 00:00:00

11.131 WARY I

PRICE or srOCK:i THIS DAY AT Oro cret.ocict
3 per CCM CUM. for money 61—Ditlo (or Feb. Le;
R..itteed 6 t
PRICE. OF STOCKs YESTERDAY:
Bli:k Stork, t 79 t 784 t'9 I S:iort o.
5 per C. Red. Ann. 6 In 41i4 Stack. IN CB
3 rer Cent. Coe:: Go per Cznt.
4 rtr Cent. 'ill Ditto Ann. 9 11-16ths
S per Cent. Navy 91U Es:Oleg Bills, par 2s. prem.
5 per Cam 1797, Tiekcts 211. sa.
Long Arm. 17 15-16 Cont. for acc. 61V-

It is Paid that the additional papers of the official
Correfpondence between this country and Spain,
moved for by Mr. GRIY, N dl not he ready to be laid
before Parliament until Monday next. The l 4( me-
prefented by the Spanith Ambaffachn is laid
to be written in a very fpirited flyle. In it the Che
valier ANDUACA complains, that his Court eid every
thing in its power, confillent with honour, to cnnci-

Late the Britilh Go,ernment ; but that new c3ncef-

inftead of giving faticlao ion, only produced new
dein4nds, and a fyilens of conduEl, on the part of the
Government, which evinced a determination
to break with Spain.

YeHenley French journals to the 23d and Dutch
papers to the ,9th were received.
The moll important article in thefe papers is the
Speech of the Burgomaller Vex Hess er, on the new

derrand of the State Direenry tar a contribution front
cap•tal and income, which caries, in the moil me-
lancholy point of view, the wretched Hate of tl►e

Dutch finances. The entire defirudion of, and blot•

ting out from the lilt of Nations, the fpeaker lays, is
the tecompence which the United Provinces have re•
eeived for the immenfe facrifices they have made in
order to defend their freedom and independence, and
he treats the demand of the new tax as being folely
founded on the alledged extreme neceffity of the
State, which he confiders as refulting from a total
flacnatiGn in every Department of the Government,
from the infurresion both of the army and navy, and
fr,rri gen::::1 bankruptcy. M. VAN HA:SELT con-
cliOes by propofing, that the State Direetory flumld
ma; e a bold and faithful reprcfentation to BoNA-
Pailr of t!le tufferings of the country fence 179 i, in
hlre t!.at the Fre.,ch Government will not
1,,,g lug the &Aired clerree,
tr, if it becomes a I tw, will only drfir Mt' ta‘CCIIII.
;4. 11.11;01441 f;r if.rn montl.4
(;,1,. • Max ram, T has now proceeded to cc:trill-eau

the en'onial importations from England, ;Is well as
it, ,et moire LI,CS. rive neutral yards, freighted with
fogars, &c. hay,: been feized, and the cargr
h t‘r been or ire to be fold by public aueion in the port
of R,ltre7datn. The fabrications in the Dut-h mers
ood• r ;he head of Paris. are nc thotht defigned to allay
ferment which thefe tyrar.r.ical abs have excited
2"1, < th, people, by holding nut delnfive profpees
or ; t betide s other tio; g% of the fame kind, it
i. hazed, on the authority of A report front
tha: England and France have accepted the
mr.:l4.rin of Prutua ; that the Grand Seignior has
Ordrit cif the head of the Grand and changed
• tae tell cf Nliaiiiers, and that the Ruffians at
10°`;t!, t lrpoims 11 :ve deferred lot the prefent the protects.
'•"i'. of their ry,yagt to Curlu. It is announced ally

that the Emperor Of the French meditates a journey
to Milan to eftablith on the throne of Lombardy his
brother Joss, it, who is to be crowned by his Holinefs
as he returns to his capiial. The Mameluke Guard
and the Imperial Challeuri ire already on the way
to Milan.

It is mentioned likewile, that the EleCtor Arch-
Chancellor of the German Empiti, has prefented a
plan for a general pacification.

Yeflerday, about half pail twelve o'clock, his
L..•-
JESTY arrived at the (tieen's Houle from Kew.
S .ou after two o'clock his MAJESTY held a Privy
Council, which was attended by the LORD CHAN-
CALLIIR, the Marquis of HERTFORD, Earls CAMDEN,
andAri.rssoan,Vifcount SIDMOUTM, Lords HAWK ES-
BURY, and MULGRATE. General MAITLAND was in-
troduced to the Council, and ftvorn in Governor of
Ceylon ; on which occafion he had the honour to kit;
iris MAJESTY'S hand. The Council fat but a (hot.
time. After the Council his MAJESTY gave an au.
dience to Lord HawaSSBURY.

On Tuefday, Wednefday, And yellerday, the Ruf
fun Ambailador tranfaded buftnefs at Lord Mut. •
GRAVE'S MCC.

On Wtdoefday, Sir Jolts Bottutsz WARREN tranf-
:teed bufinefs there from twelve to one o'clock.

At three o'clock, on the fame day, a Cabinet Coun-
cil was held at his Lordship's Office.
The Qv FII'S indifpofition, we undernand, arifes
from a its elled face.

Yefterday, about half pail two o'clock, the Pataca
of WALLS vilited ht.r MAJESTY.
Yellerd.ty the Princefs SOPHIA of Gloucefler virted
her M.ijetty and the Ptincelfes. In the evening their
MAjolies had a felea party.

night Difpatches were fent off from the Ad•
miralty, with order; for the EaII India Fleet to fail
as loon as the wind permits. Likewife Difpatches
were fent from the Admiralty to Admiral Coax-
wat.t.is, at fea.

The I.nrds of the Admiralty have come to a rein..
lutinn with refpeet to the Surgeons of the Navy, and
their aftillants, who are to be placed on an ellablith-
ment limilar to the Surgeons of the Army, to wear a
diilit;g,ttithing uniform, and to be allowed a rank fuit-
attic to their flAtion.

Government have contrafted for a depot for 10,000
(land of arms, to be creCted on the Giuucelter-road
w..hour Lawford's Gate.

It appears from an account laid before the Honk
of Ct.mmons, that the unfunded debt in Exchequer
outttanding un the sth of January, 1805,
amounted to 25.253,5001.
Maj,,r DALR vm rut will, it is faid, be returned for
the boroughs of Haddington, &c. Colonel CLINTON,
the other Candidate, having declined the contefl.
- The Maiia Gl,Rava, MATSON, from Faro, hound
to Tt.nt ingen, arrived at Whitehooth Roads on Sa-
turd.7y afternoon, in dithers, having been three days
wi!hotit any provitions or water on looard ; with
both of which they have been plentifully lupplied,
and arc now performing quarantine.
Tuefday the Greenock detachment of Sharp-(hoot-
ers, rind..r the ...timmand of Lieut. Joaw MtlsLauc HT.
prefenteal JOHN BOAC, of the armed brig Mer-
c.try, a pair of elegant piltols, as a mark of their
gratitude for the very handfome treatment they ex-
perienced while on board his verrel, on occafiou of
the late alarm.

The Magiftratcs and Town Council of Pailley,
have refol red to petition Parliament for an alteration
of the Corn Law, and to tranfmit a niemoiial on the
lubjeß to Mr. M'Dowai, of Garthland, rerrefenta-
tive for the county of Renfrew : and, have requefled
the Right lion. Lord ARCHIBALD Ilasiicroa and
BOYD ALIRANDER, Efq. M.P. to tupport the rctitinn
Yeflerday the Judges met in the 12.x,-.l:equtr Chant
ber, and cliofe their refpeetive Circuits fcr the cr.
fitirr, Spring Aflizes, as follows :
NORT /I LlN—Lord EetaNsaitei: on, Mr. Baron GILVIAM.
NotrOLK....-1 Ord Chia:111111kt MANNVI LLD. r.:r.Ju:'
..CROSS
MIDLAND.—LORD Curer BARON, Mr. jUltite CH A MIRE.
HOME.- N:r kali= HIAT H. Mr. Jui'ace ROOM
Vitt t Caron Tiwikt soN.

OITJRD —Mr. jUnitt 1 AWIENCZ, Mr. Jultice L.t BL tiqC.

The Dublin Mail of yellerday brought further
particulars of the proceedingsrelatire to Judge Jolt m•
sow. 01 the nature of the direullions which took
place in the Cutts Jos-ma's Chambers we have al-
ready given an accurate account ; but the cafe was
not till Saturday publicly argued in the Court of
King's Bench, on account of she abfence of Mr. Jul-
tice DAY. However, that learned Judge arrived in
Dublin on Friday laft, and next day he fat in the
Court of King's Bench, for the firlt time fince the
commencement of the above argument. It was pre
vioufly underltood that Lord Chief Jullice Downss
and Mr. plaice DAY differed, and Mr. Plaice Os-
INL, being perfonally concerned, did not attend.
The Court determined to hear two Counfel on each
fide. Mr. M'CARTNEY, in an argument of two hours,
contended, that the arrefl was not valid, and that
Mr. joflice JOHNSON ought to be difcharged without
bail. The reit of the day was occupied with the argu•
ment of Prime Sesjeant &tows v. upon the other fide.
The Court then adjourned to Monday lift, when
Mr. CURRAN was to be heard for Mr. Jtiflice JfIHN-
a, N. and the ATTORNEY GENERAL againit him; after
ult;cs, it was expelled, the Court would give judg-
r.sent. It is generally thought among the Bar, that
tile atrefl will timid, and Mr. Jnitice jOl. MUM will he
tranitni:ted to England. He continues under arreil ;
but wa. not brought up to Court on account of ill
health.
Confecration of BONPARTE temiuds is of the
Bon Mot of the celebrated Lord PETERBOROUGH
—On being asked when in France, " Si on facroit
irr hots en /intleterre"—he replied, " (Ai, on ..er /acre
—et ler inaftere adir—What says the Corlican to
this ?

Flying a Kite hi Irdend is a metaphorical phrafe
f,,r railing money on accommodation bills ; and on
a recent uccalion, when the hall Chancellor, Lord
Redefdale, enquired into the meaning fof the ex-
preflion, he was informed by Mr. Plunkett the So-
licitor General of that kingdom, " that. in Eng-
land. the wind raifcs kith but in Ireland hitu raWe the
wind!"