Star.
London, England, 1805-03-01 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, MARCH t.
PRICF. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confab, for money, 38—for April. 381-omnium s 4.
PIMP. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Dank Stock 179} ao 179} Short Ann. 2.1
3 per C. Red. Ann. Out India Stock 184
3 per Cent Cone 380381 Imp. 3 pa Cent. 3711
4 per Cent. 764 i _ Imp. Ann
per Cent. Navy 89} 90 59} I Mkt per Cent. 88} 88
Per cc= 1797, unit Omnium 4 preen
Bank L. Mn. 17 9-16} Conf. for me.3B}}}

The Slave Trade Bill
the Houfe of Commons !

.as ha night thrown out of
! We are (Orr), for it.

His Majefiy's fhip LATONA, Captain Goss FUN) is
arrived in Plymouth Sound, having on board one
hundred and ninety-fire thoufand dollars, taken oat
of a Spanifb prize, not yet arrived.

This morning Hamburgh papers of .the 6th and
Bth inflant were received. By accounts from Italy
in thefe papers. it appears that the Court of Naples
will be fuffertd to perfevere in that fyftem of neutra-
lity which it has hitherto oblerred,•as the French
Commander in Chief, by the ezp•cfs confent of 80.
naraara, has given his affurance, that the French
troops will not pafa the ftipnlated line of demarcation,
unlefs compelled by unforefeen hoflile attempts.
CONSTANTINOPLIt, Dac. 3o.—Tne Grand Vizier
has wade a propofal to the principal Treafurer, that
an adequate fund (hall he eflablifhed for the certain
and couftant payment of the Janiffaries, for the main-
tenance of which a new Tax is to he impaled. This
tax has occafirned great difcontent among the peo-
ple► which is increafcd by the new eftAblifhment of
the Marine ; the dir►flion of which has certainly been
confided to very incapable pylons.
The French Minifter TALL YR AVD hag. 17114Mitted
a Note to the Turkith Aml,.►tf.►dur at

Emmet, of which Wald Banta, a ()tort time be
fore his dep Imre from' Conllantinople, delivered a
copy to the Reis Effendi. This Note mitered fur-
prize at the Waal of the Porte to acknowledge the
Emperor of the French, finer, France has ever been
the olden and molt fincere friend of the Porte. The
mites of this conduit are that adverted to, and
are afcribed to a Labatt in sew Tarkills Miniftry,
Mimic.' to the true inure& d the empire, which
has had the art to procure the switition of all ad-
vAntageOUs propoliuons on the porter France, and
to eolintft the Porte with another Power. In con-
cluflon, it is aliened, that the prefent condaft of the
Porte is incontinent with its former *dolman dig-
nity, which would never fufFer it to render itklf de-
pendent on, and fubjeit to any foreign power with-
our well-founded motives.

On the communication of this note, the Reis Ef.
fendi declared, that with refpe6l to the refufal of ac•
knnwledgment of the Emperor NAPOLEON, the Porte
had been guided by the proteflations of other Powers.
According to letters received w•day from Afia, the
Wechabis, or Wechabites, have been defeated by the
Paiha of Bagdad, who was (till in purfuit of them
when the accounts came away. We expeft to receive
further particulars very form..

ITALY, JAN. 14—According to letters that may
he relied on, the continuance of the Court of Naples
in the fyflem of neutrality it has hitherto obferved, is
now fully confirmed, by the formal conftut of the
Emperor NAssoLsoN ; and the French Commander
in Chief, General ST. CYR, has already given an al.
furance that the French troops will not pals the flipu •
lated line of demarcation, unlefs compelled by our
unexposed hoilile attempts.
MILAN, Jas. 3o.—A Proyifionary Commiltion has
been appointed here, to determine hi the 'aft inflanee
on the legality of Prizes made by privateers, under
the flag of the Italian Republic, at Leghorn, where
the infet%ous diftemper has now entirely ceafed.
teen merchant flips have entered the harbour between
the 3oth of December and the sth of January.
The necellary meafures of piecaution have been
adopted in the Republic of the Seven Wands again&
the epidemical dillemper, which has prevailed at
Leghorn.
MADRID, JAN. 11.—The following is an CURIA of
a letter frn::. the camp at St. Roch, dated the6th ins.
44 The winter has occafioned no cheek to the ra-
vages of the yellow fever among the gerrifon of Gib-
raker. It !ab been obferved that many more Ertel&
than natives, in proportion, have died of it, which is
afctibed to the former being lets temperate in the ufe
of limn liquors. We have atm double reafun to
hold Gibraltar Ittiely blockaded."
The ,Engiiih have turned a wayfeveral neutral (hips
which weve endeavouring to enter Cadiz. The am-
mofity againft the Engli(h is very great at Cadiz.
VIENNA, JAN. 26.—The new French Ambaffadnr,
M. de la ROCHETOUCAULT, will very fools make his
public entry. Mr. ARBUTHNOT, who goes Amble-
cador frum England to Conitantinnple, and who left
tt.is city eight days ago, is arrived at Trick whence
will proceed to Conflantinople on board an Eng-
lith frigate, Ucompariied by leveret Englith Gentle-
men.
LisanN, JAN. merchant here has received a
letter from his fon, who is on his voyage to Brazil,
Rating, that the (hip in which be is has been (larded
by the Englifli, and all the letters opened. On re-
prefentation being being made on the part of the Por-
tuguefe, that the two Governments were at peace
with each other, the Engldh Captain Wavered that
he had orders for what he did.

Yeftetday, at the Levee, Sir SIDNEY SMITH, ;ft
conftquence of his late promotion to be Colonel of
Marines, was prefented to his Wits-re by Lord
PAUL ST, on which he had the honour to kit: his
MAJISTY'S hand. Admiral CAMP, from Portugal,
was alfo prefented by the Portuguefe Ambatfador.—
After the Levee, his MOIST? gave a private audi-
ence to Lord MuLoaava and Mr. PITT.
It is reported that the Court of Berlin has mitered
to our Court a defire that the late profeffions of Bo-
*APART& may lead to a negociation for peace. The
thing is probable enough. The King of Ptak could
hardly do otherwife. He is not, however, the Poten-
tate whole opinicn will decide the
The North Sea fleet we =lceland is to be confi-
derably augmented in a few weeks, and an Expedi-
tion it is Paid will fail from Yarmouth in tbecourfe of
the fpring, but for what delination is not pofitively •
mentioned. Ovens are building there to bake bread
for the troops, which it is Paid will amount to fome
thoufands, who are to arrive there or in the vicinity
in about a fortnight. A depot is to be built on the
wet' tide of the water for to,ooo (lands of arms.
Yefterday a Court of Diredon was held a• the
Eaft-India Houle, when the following Commanders
took leave, previous to departing for th ir refptive
deflinations, viz.—Captain H. Vinton, Warley ;
T. HARRINGTON, Ganges ; J. Pstrosasseass, Hope,
for China; James MURRAY, Devonthire, for Cey.
lon ; and H. ISAACRI, Metcalfe, for Bombay.—The
Court adjourned, at five o'clock, till foie day.
PLYMOUTH, Faa. a7.—Came in the LATOII•, of
38 guns, from a cruize' during which the captured
two Spanilh ftlips from Vera Cruz, laden with va-
luable cargoes, but they are not yet arrived. The
Larom• has on board 193,650 dollars, which the
took out of them ; alto the SANTA MAGAIIIITTA, of
38 guns, from a cruize.—Sailed the Eotits, of 33
guns, on a cruize.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARX-LAM, MARCH r.

The ire& arrivals of Grain in general, are bet
few. and prefuming on better fupply of Wheat,
lii-
tic is flitting in that article—for prime quality. rather
better prices are made—Old Dantzic abcut t t6s.
per quarter—Rye keeps ha price—Barley in mid-
dling quantity, at rather lower price—White Peas
have little fate—Beans of each fort at nearly lag
sputatinn.—Having a more bri& tale for Oats, they
fetch an advance of about is. 6d. per quarter.....-
Flour in plenty, as of late ; force famples of 6 te, ett
rather more than our general currency.—Uttar at.
tides have little variation.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS 01110,11 L

Wheat. 765. pos. toss per qr. Grey Pesti 40111.11b441.
Fine Ditto. toBs. use. oil Beans, 431. Ons
od
Rye, 545. 6os ad.
Tick Ditto pm
Bariel.43‘ 495. od. Ow, sta. 304.335.
Matt, 76,41855. od. Mad ditto, 34& b.
las
Wbite Peallf 47% 53% od. air kid. 44 to 411. •
PRIM OP FLOUR.
Fire T=/c= ;42 90s. StC9ll4O kis UP 41.1111ft/1s