Star.
London, England, 1804-12-31 00:00:00

MONDAY, DECEMBER 31.

FRIO! OF IrrOCKS THIS OAY AT ONE (MAC!
Coof..k, for July 39.11—Redsced siiie—Onolost
lachori. BM is. to 311. dif.-81toet Asa. s
PRICE OF S COCAS ON SATURDAY I
Disk Stork 1613 i Leog Aes. 17 pcids
3 per C. Red. Ans. 311 iodic Bomb. its se.diL
3 per Cant. Conf. ilk= Saelaeq. Mk is. 35 diC
4 pa' CAW. daft Engin& Tickets IN. tie.
3 per C.eut.Nerry Suit Coal for ups. n;{}
5 per Cers.l797, 99i I

Several important changes are talked of in the
Cabinet, in confequence of the reconciliation which
has taken place between Mr. PITT and Mr. Annum-
Ton. Report fan that the LOID CHANCELLOR quits
the Seals, and is to be appointed Lord Prefident of
the Council in the room of the Duct of PORTLAND,
who wires on account of al-health. Whether Lard
Et.uom will be Speaker of the Houle of Lords, or
whether this fituation with a feat in the Cabinet is
referved for Mr. Auoincvon, we have not beard ;
but it is confidently (aid, that Sir WILLIAM GRANT
is to be Chancellor, without the Speakerthip.
The Honourable STENCIR PEICIVAL is to be Mat-
ter of the Rolls. _ _ _

Sir THOS. MAIIIIIRS SUTTON to be a puifne Judge,
in the room of Sit 13saustosr Hornets, who retires.
ROEERT DALLAS. Erg. And VICIURY Gases, Efq.
to be Attorney and Solicitor-General.
On Sunnily, aftcr our paper was at prefs, we
received French Journals to the ssit init. from which
we gave Tome extra& in the greater part of our im-
p- effion. We have alto received Dutch Papers to a
Um date. For the contents fee our preceding co.

lumps.

On Saturday the following letter was received by a
Spanifh Merchant in the City :
CADIZ, 110 V. 17, titchs.
In confequence of the arrival of a courier from
Madrid, the following notice was yefterdo iffued by
the Governor :

• His Molt Cathodic blajefty being jallly irritated by the fre-
quent infults lately offered to his flag.has determined vs repeal%
and on a fequeltratios of all Anti& property within his dm'
nicass.".--The letter adds, on the in-us:Aged= of this notice the
istronit coafternation pervaded every p art of the city."
Whether the Spanith Corrcfpondent has given the
precife diplomatic terms we cannot fay d but we have
no lout of the general correanefs of the whole Rath
ment. The counter declaration of our Government
waits only for the arrival of Mr. Feats. That Gen-
tleman. it is now underflood, embarked at Lifbon, on
board the Towns nano packet, with Lord and Lady
HOLLAND, having been previnufly joined by Mr.
lioavaa, whom he left behind at Madrid. The
TIIWIIitItt4D was expeeted to arrive nearly a fortnight
finer, but has been, moil probably, detained by the
caaerly gales, beating about the chops of the Channel.
We ought at the fame time to Rate that there are
other letters in town from Madrid, dated the 3d in!l.
which are intirely filent no the fobjea of the war.—
This filence, however, does not in any way take from
the probability of fpeedy bofilities, for letters from
Cadiz Rate, that a coofifcation of Britifh property
• has aClually taken place in the ports of Spain.
We are cor.ce r.cd to be obliged to add, that the
fever having been judged to be completely fubdsftd,
on the atath of November, the Governor of Malaga
e ptrmi.ted the families which ha.; retired into the
country to return ; but unfortunately, atmof every
perfon was attacked, ar,d not one of the lick was ex-
peaed to efcape. On the 2Trh, the deaths in one
day exceeded (nil one hnndrei, and had not beer
his for feint days p:stcdirii. The ctJJ Ne.ther,