Star.
London, England, 1805-04-29 00:00:00

LONDON.

Of late we Mire received emperoits Letters fried oar Frieads,
fanning as that the Newlkefter Agents, by whom their Papers
are forwarded into the Country, often &Waite others in place
of Tee fires. This is a fmeles of istpnatioa us which our
meows* ooly can apply the proper remedy. Let them write
to their pretest Agents to difeentioue fervieg them. aid as in-
Ilaudpg is we fall give their orders to Nee/fawn, who will
sot praddee the fame freed. If they do set know the name of
the Agent, let them difeoodnne to take the (shithead papers,
sate the date when they Rap, and pay only up tp that time, (=d-
iger as riches to rrovide them with another Agent.
MONDAY, APRIL m.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Coed% or swam. 3141-4se Mal Ol}—monism
PRICE OF STOCKk ON SATURDAY :
3 per Cent. Red 57i 371 India Bonds, is. sp. dif.
3 per Cent. Coot 3g 5711511 f Embeq. ifilM. ra. setpreen.
4 per Cent; 7411/2 Osmium, 3 al 3 poem
5 per Calf Navy, $$ 19 Boglikridets t3L 19s.
Loog Ana. tfri 7)6 widths Conf. tor see slifit
Demist, A act. 12...5 per C. Gov. Deb. 184.
se bps op Lattice 101.
Anti. 24.-5 an. Gov. Deb Spf —Exchange. It
Since our late, a Hambtirith mail and on. from
Gottenburgh hare arrived. We hive giviit every
thing worthy of soiled. which they have brought.

The intelligence, EA announced in this paper, of
the capture of nine of toe enemy's Gun-boats, ova
confirmed by tht Casette if Saturday evening.
In a confiderable past of air inspreffion on Satur-
day, we announced the boliortant ibtelliganCe of
HOLtAII haling been defeated. The Parkifildarli of
this important intelligence from V.dia. were Pali-
lilhed in an Extraordinary Gazette, late on the fame
evening. This victory was Gained on the e3gh of
November laM, by Major-General it: the
neighbourhood of Deeg, a wrong place in the enemra
poffeffion. The enemy were potted behind ranges of
batteries in fucceffion for above two miles, lions all
of which they were fucceffively driven. General
Piazza was wounded in the leg, and was obliged to
(offer amputation above the at le. Happily he
was in a very favourable way, according to the lad
accounts.

On General ritazse being wounded, Colonel
Moason took the command, and finifhed the day.—
The letter to the Commander in Chief gives a flat-
tering account of the refult. The enemy had :4
battalions, a cnnfiderable body of bode, and t6O
pieces of cannon, of which our troops captured 87.
An attack was likewife made on the enemy's ca-
valry by General LAKE, at nearly the tame time.—
Tac difpatch of General Lass, with the particulars,
has not arrived, fo we are without details. General
Lass, however, appears to have obtained a confi.
derable viSory over Homtaa. The marches in pur-
Lit of the foe had been very rapid, being generally
34 miles a day. He praifes the conduit of all the
corps engaged, and concludes with (-eying, that he
had not learnt whi:lter the enemy had fled, but they
were fcattered over the country, and no where col-
kite! in confiderable numbers.

We Lope that the further details of there interelling
evcnts will relieve the public from the anxiety which
Z:al,ratta w•r has Co generally excited.

. .
The fsuling of ttt .'Condon cet, which. tank One
on the 3oth ult. mil allowed to appear in the -Paris
*papers op the t etlt. A letter on this 'fitbJedk from
Paris, fays 44 The Toulpn fleet cons 91 eleven
fail of the line, four of o guns, fie ideates, and
two corvsttes. They have three •thoticand land
troops on board. Their firhobje& is raid to be to at.
tack the (mall Englilh fquadron under. Sir Joe*
Oise, off Cadiz, to form a junaion !ltk the Beet at
Cadiz, and then to fail with their united force againft
Nation, whofe fleet has for a good while pat quit-
ted the neighbourhood of Toulon. In order to en.
gagt the attention of the Englith in. the North and in
the Channel, the Breft Beet came but of port, and the
Boulogne flotilla came into the Road. We ex pea to
hear Ilsortly too of the united fquideens at Ferrol put-
ting to fea."

Government' has at length r,cccived official ac-
Counts of the above fleet having paged the Streights
of Gibraltar on the 9th loft. The Dossoat., of 84
guns, was a head, and the Sorpt• not, of war
after% watching the thinly. The FISOAID frigate
went to I'errol, the Sir Joni Cos,rovs fchooner to
the Breft fleet, and a porcbafed:faft-failing brig was
difpatched immediately from Gibraltar in quell of
Lord Nst.son. The general opinion at Gibraltar
was, that the trench fleet was bound to the Weft In-
dies ; but there are reafons to hippo& it rather bound
for tee Eaft

• On Saturday lea, Lord Vifeciant Sibisouvi re-
fignedthe Preadency of the Council ;-.:-at the
.fame,
time, the Earl of Bucalwattawsnras yefignid alto
the Chancellorihip of the Duchy of Line' after ; and
Mr. VANZITTART, the Chief &act:ls:y(l6p of State
' for Ireland, on the duties ot which office he had en-
tered only the preceding day. Sir EvAM NUSAII has
alto refigned his feat at the Board of Admiralty.—
The caufcs which led to thefe niiexpeaed refignaticns
are, of courfe, varioufly related ; but the following
Raiment, we have reaftin to believe, will be ioniid
the principal, and tolerably authentic:' •
lord SlD:tot:it', after the recent refOlution Of th.
Hou4 of Commons, not only declined giving ant
furtheribppert to the :matures in faiour of Lord
Matti:44; but is Paid to have preiled in the Cabinet
the heeeffity of the erafnre of Lord M.'s name from
the lift of his Msjsrry's Priyy ConticillOrs• He
found hived', however; in a minority of bne upon
this qneftion. It was afterwards propofed to pmfecute
a further enquiry into the conduit of a itriorEz-Naval
Minister, on the gronnd of the Eleventh Report,
which Lord SIDDIOUTH oppofed ; but on this point al-
fo he was ultimately in a dmilar minority. The ab-
fence of his Lordfhip's friends from the Rode of
Commons on Friday night's debate Is fujvcded to have
been the refolt of thefe Cabinet fchifms, as Mr. PITT
was informed by letter that night, that his Lordthip
could no longer form a part of his Adminifiration...r
A Smiler intimation wis fent ofd' to his hfsjitary at
Windfor.

The Earl of Buceinowasssmaz, and Mr. Vat,.
sivraer, fent in their refignations at the fame time.
No reafop has been, affigned for Sir Evan Narale
quitting his feat At the Admiralty, nor dO we think it
coaneaed with the general rapture above listed : but
arife from whatever caufe it may, the Public will have
to regret the lots of his able, and ellicient fervices.
Sotie furprife has been expreired; that although Sir
COULOMBS MIDDLITOW'S Peerage appeared in the. Gil-
lette of Saturday, his appointment of Fiat Lord
of the Admiralty, did not accompany it : this is
merely owing to the circumliance that there is alto
to be another new Member of the Board, to replace
a vacancy already Created, and for this alone the
ionsmilSon was retarded.

Utuiday she Royal Academiciani and their friends
dined together at Somerfet Houle, previous to the
opening of the Exhibition.

7 Eitraft of a letter from an officer on hoard the
ViLts de Pails, dated off Wham on Monday even.
ing lag : .
44 The ifstawrus has jun joined us With intelli-
gence of the Toulon fleet having entered the Atlan-
tic on the 9th inn. It confills of eleven Ga of the
kne,Ceven frigates; and two brigs. When lan feen
it eia# boiling to the S. W. The Rs mown was
watching its motions, and a frigate bad been fent in
tltteflt 017,6,rd Ns moil, who. at this date. is fuppofed
to have been a:zinformed of its courfe. Nothing freth
hem; the Battieormon and WAR Ho% left us yeller-
day evening, thus rekcing our force off Ufliant to
feveuteen fail of the line, nto of which, however, are
three Deckers." • s
Saturday we received the Beribcd2 Gazettes, to
the z3d tuft, intfrive. Op thnt day the CAMBRIAN
frigate arrived *with intelligence of the ~educt-
ion of Raking, Dangling, by the French. The Ciao
lATILII failed for Mental on the preceding Tuefday.
A fubfcription has been opened at Bermuda, for
the relief oldie widows and orphans of the brave fel-
lows who fen on board the CLIOPATRA, in her anion
-with the Ville de Milan, whiCh on the 23d of March
amounted to 'pl. chiefly contributed by the officers
of the fquadron.
Bermudan vends, it is Rated, but we prefurne er-
raneoufly, are to be excluded the ports of the United
-Stares.

The Havannah was on the ril nit. blockaded by
three Brittlh frigates; there were at the time two
French privateers in the harbour. Flour had at •
tained the enormous price of 40 dollars per barrel.
The Spanith fchooner Cavean, from Havannah for
St. Domingo. was in January laa wrecked on Cape
Corredatis ; the people, 2 a in number, got on Sore,
and for 13 days fublilled entirely upon the bark of
trees, when the Hope. SMOUS, of Savannah la•
Mars picked them op and carried them to Port An-
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