Star.
London, England, 1805-03-18 00:00:00

HADDINOTON CORN-MARKET, MARCB 8.

Wheat fold heavily, and prices had all advance of ahoot u. per
boil. Prices of Barley were nearly In kit week, belt 325. 6d. Mir.
rent price; 295. to vs. Oat' Met *rather dearer; Pounce Oats
We. to 1139. Current prices of contemn Oatstu. 6d. to 19$. Pak
and Beans its. 6d. to 215..-548 boils of Wheat in the n0g1et.....
Average aL 7s. 144 s•fUlti per boll.

•
Yellerday his Royal Highnefs the Prince of /ifTas.as
honoured the Earl of Dater with his company to
dinner. The Marquis of BUCKIMOHAII and molt of
the Nbblemen and Gentlemen in the Whig tnterck
were of the party.
Matter BATTY performed the arduous charafter of
liwilit, for the fecond thin, on Saturday evening.
Yetterday morning upwards of 'lgo Gerisan re-
cruits paled through the ay, in order to ingmeat
the German Legion : more are to follow.
An exchange of Prifoners has taken place between
the Governors of parbadoes and Guadeloupe, by
which mean! our fqhadrop on that Ration hii receiv-
ed a reinforcement of 300 (cameo.
Since the ports of Spoilt haVe been ffigt, it appears
that his Majefly's fleet in the Mediterranaq has ex-
perienied much inconvenience from not being able to
obtain regilar (reth beef, vegetables, and
other provifions. As Mr. At.attoce, however. urban
profeffional and local knoWledge, as well as experi-
ence acquired in Syria and the End, and acquaint.
once with the languages of the Levant, render him
Eminently qualified for tech an once, has cone oat to
that Ration, Secretary to Admiratf.otrts to the Am-
auscase, the Vieballing Departinetit will no doubt
receive fuels affiflance from his abilities, as will tent"
to remove all difficulties. • "

A private letter from Berlin, of the a6th Eebruay,
Rates that the guffian General Winzesosaone,
having completed hi's miffion; was on the cite or hie
departure kr Peteriburgh; with a letter written by
the King to the Empet-or 4s.azatmea. The Empe-
ror, it is Rated, has contented to keetpt the media-
lion of Prulfia to riegociate, in conjuntlion with
Eng-
land, a peace with France.
The Courts of Vienna and Beteriburgh are decid-
edly itoftile to the intended creation of aidonarChy in
Lombardy. A.uftria has remonßrated in firong
rerms'againft the change, as being contrary to the
Ripulations of the Treaty of Ltmeville, and we un-
derftsaid it is for the prefent deferred. Pruffia has,
on the: contrary, recommended the meafure, as tend-
ing to' dßabliik the tranquillity of that Country, and
as barring any views or "claiins which Auftria may
entertain in regard to it.
The Emperor of Galtlitawr, it is further Rated,
has been induced by the remo'nßrances'of France, to
abandon intention of forming a camp fn the
fpring on the banks of the Adige. The contracts
which were (Drifted for the fupply of tins camp, have
not however been countermanded.
Portugal 13 Rated to have prirchafed, with the con-
currence of this country, the fufferanc of France to
remain neutral in the war, by a'yearly fubfidy of fix
millions of crufades.

The Dey of Atotscs b;s armed orders to feize all
veffels laden leithteoto, Whatever lint be the flag uti
der which they fail. An Auftrian veffel was lately
brought in, but by dint of remouftrance obtained per=
mama to profecute hei voyage ; in a Mort time,
however, the Dey experiencing regret at his lenity,
fent tWerarmed veffels to retake het, but after a long
chace Ott effetteci her chant. •
A letter from Conflantinople, of a late date, fay%
The condurrof General Banns, preceding' his de-
parture from hence, fubjeeed both himfelf and his
Government to the grdateft.' contempt. After re-
peatedly announcing his intention to ft off, and as
often (ming petty 'pretences to juftify his lily, in the
hope that the feats of the 'Porte would induce the re-
quired recognition of the new Emperor, he left Pcra.
' on the lath December, but halted at Kaihana, at
the end of the harbour of Confiantinoide, where he
continued, hi ezpeaation of Tome overture from the
Government, till the aid, when be proceeded on his
journey by lead to Vienna. !'
" The Ruffen Whiente hers, or I might fay, the
Ruffian Government in Turkey, is more abfolute than
ever ; andlbievaft empire may realty bt confidered .1
a Ruffian province. Grett Britain is but little thought
of, and Aufirta lers,' although an immediate
neighbour. The Turks, either through confidence
in the fupport of USA, or through fear of its power,
teens to confine to het all :bar cooficktatioo and at,
Mutton."