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

circulated that the Eleaor rnifl return from
fooner than was expeaed.
!Amnia, Nov. t 9 —The Engliat Charge d'A 1-•
fakes has certainly left this city, but it is not, as yet,
true that war is declared by oar Court again!! Ens.
land.

Nov. 24.—The hope of maintaining peace with
England is now vaniflted. The Englifh Marrs ?if
fain: has broke off the negociation, and already yet
out for Portugal. One of our regiments, which had
been fem to reinforce the garrifnn of Mahon, has fallea
in with the Englifh, and been made prifoners : the
prizes multiply every day, and Admiral Gaavisa
hourly expels orders to leave his poft of E9voy at
Paris, and take that of Commander in Chief of
the fleet.

Balcsr.ona, Nov. ao.—To pellilence, famine.
and earthquakes, which have vifited our country.
are now added the calamities of war. Though no
declaration of war has taken place, either on our
part or that of the enemy, Lord Ner.soa for the left
four days has est:rated hotlilities, and cruises before
onr harbour, whialLoss; be conGdered as blockaded.
Six merchant chips, and feveral tranfports, which
were carrying the volunteer regiment of Caiiile to
Mahon, have been taken,by him; and he has given
official notice to the Captain General, that he has
received orders from the Admilralty t 3 linkall Spa-
nifh dips of one hundred tons and upwards, to
fend the others to Malta, and to burn our har-
bours. We learn likewife that the Engliffi have al-
ready burned a Spanifh Chip in the harbour of Pala-
mos r and this morning a goletta of the royal ma-
rine, which had on board too artillerymen for Ma-
hon, was taken within view of our harbour. Yet,
only two days ago, an Distills frigate took in provi-
Sous at this port ; and we bad then no fulpicion that
we thould fo foon be treated in fo hollile a manner.

MIRK-LANE.

coat I/CH*llOl, DEC. 31.

There Is to-day a good fupply of Wheat. and
yen) cargoes from Dantzie at hand, but the profpea
of the Thames Navigation being impeded by (roe.
not many (ales are made and thole nearly as oar
laft—Barley is in requeß. and at 25. per tuner ad•
vance, a. is Malt and Beans of both forts. end Gray
Peas are as. and 35. dearer—Oats are higher—Floor
without alteration—fo little bitfinefs doing to day,
our prices are ahnoß deemed nominal.

GENERAL CUR
Wheat, Lta 965. top Pee
Fine Ditto, 2064. mt. od.
301. 541. od.
8ark7,115% ad.
Malt, ;6►. 82s od.
Widtc Peale, 565. 62a. od.

ENCY AS UNDER.
Grey Pak do. to sos.
Bans, 48t so. ad.
Tick Ditto 4t a. 51%. cd
Oatt. VA. 331.355•
Poland ditto. 365. its. ad.
Rape Seed, pl. to 461. pt Is*

PRIOR OF FLOUR.
Fine Figur 9os. to 'se. &coo& to 9os. per reek.

Early on Saturday morning the KING honoured
Mr. Anot4oroa with a vift, a his houfe in Rich-
mond Park. His MAJNITY and Mr. Aorinsayou
conferred together io private for a confiderable time.
The Kw) then proceeded to Blackheath, and dined
with her 11,141 Highnefs the Princefs of WaLas, and
in the evening returned to Windfor.
Mr. ADDINGTON had an interview with Mr. PITT
o 9 Saturday tall, at Mr. Harsh LL'Il Office, Houfe of
Commons.

Yellerday a Cabinet council was had at Lord
Haaanway's Office in Downing.ftseet, which was
attended by ma of his Majesres Minifters.
Yeftelday morning, fison after ten o'c/ .ck, their
MA113711,8, the Duke Of CAM/IRMO,. and the Pala-
, left Windsor Cattle for St. Gecrge's Chapel.
As they paired through the Cattle yard, the Oxford
Blues, S:affordthire Militia, and the Windfim Volun-
teers, were drawn op, and saluted the Royal Fa-
mily. His Maims- wore the uniform of the Ox-
ford Blues, and converted with the Officers as he pafF-
ed the line. A great number of fpeEtatora followed
the Royal Family. The fermon was preached at the
Chapel by the Rev. Dr. HEATH, the Canon in Refi-
dence, from the I Btlt Clapter of Deuteronomy, and
the 18111%7rd-- :
" I will raife them up a Prc.pho (rend man their bream%
like veto thee ; and will put my words In his moittls, and hey
mail fpeak untotheen all!hat I Own command him." !

The Rnyal Femily, alter attending divine ferriceit
tor-A an airisj to Fr9_gmote. •
Her Nei STY WM !fan- I "CORRIT

Frugmore.
Yellerday at one n'cl..ek, the Roman Ambaftdor
had a long interview with Mr. Parr, at his honk in
alwning-ltreet, by appointment.
On Saturday the Swedith Amh,lllidur remit:awl
bufinds at Lord HAtaowav's Office, from two till
three o'clock. _

Saturday night difpatches were fent to Admiral
Lord GAIDNEa, at Cork.

Yeflerday difpatches were fent from the Admiralty
to Wimbledon. Lnrd Ms svtsse is not espeae4 to
return to town until Wednefday.

Di p itches were this morning received at the Ad-
mit-all from Admiral Coaawaccis ; their contents
hare not tranfpired.
Rear Admiral PHILLIPS is to have the car:lmam,
of the Sea Fencibles on the coalt of Cornwall and
Devon.

Friday one hnndred and forty Ira reerk;ts joiner!
the Coldaream Regiment of Guards, lying .3
o,ricipe ha racks.
The B.satd of Revd-Inn and Cnmptrnl, under tilt
pe:fiticner of Sir Car ARLO/ MIDI'S./ TON. is 31r 'Mel
LOlTlpleted,and the Royal Comma-,n will very fhort•
Iy be itried. In aJdition to Sir Roo r a CURTIS. Ad
miral DOSISTT, and Mr. FOODYCF, whom we have
already mentioned, we have to infert the name ni
Mr. SIRL.S, of the Tranfpnrt•oSee, making four
Commiffimers, ■nd a Chief. Mr. THOMPSOII. the
Naval Officer at Lcith, is the Secretary to the Com.
million.