Star.
London, England, 1804-11-15 00:00:00

FRANCE.

" PARIS, NOVEMBER 3.
The fiat Secretary of our Embalry to the Court of
Vienna, Mr. DAUDUN, has been appointed to fin the
funitions of a Charged' farts, until the arrival of
another. Ambafradnr. The Counfelkr of State, CH ate-I
PIGMY, our late Ambalfador to the Emperor of Ger-i
many, is expelled here nest week from Prague, and
will not return to Vienna. The repot t that the Auf-
trian Ambarfador here, Count de Comas rest., is re-
called, is without f. umdation. His Excellency, on
the contrary, is making great preparations to cele-
brate, not only the day of inauguration of his own
Sovereign as an Emperor of Auilria, but the day of
the coinnation of his Sovereign Ally, the Emperor
of the 't-ench.—.7.errna/ der Defenfittre.
The principal deliberations of the Diet of Ratifbon
immediately after the return nu its member. from their

leave of ablcnce, during the vacancy, are not un-
known, or political fecrets; thanks to the franknefs,
as well at jullice, which accompanies all the aOs di•
rated by the Emperor of the French. They write
from &mais, under the 26th ult. that our Minifter
PORTALIS, according to the orders of his Sovereign,
sod according to the defire of the Eke/or Arch-
Chancellor, has diftributed among the principal mem-
bers of the Diet, new plans for fume fupplernentary
indemnities, for fume exchange of territories, which
will ferve to concentrate former poffeffions, and finaUy
fur fume new dignities, neceffary to restore the ba-
lance and equality between the members of the two'
religions. This plan, when faneioned with the ap•
probation of the Diet, will caufe all uncertainties to
cure, and the loft tranquillity to return. It will
caulk the generofity of France to he revered as moth
as her power has been dreaded.—:bid.
The American Minificr to England, Mr. Winos,
who had the honour of being indented to the Em-
peror laft Sunday, was received in a moll gracious
manner, and his Majefty condefcended to converfe
with him for a quarter of an hour. The objet of
this ?diniller'sarrival in France is Paid to be to obtain
information of the Emperor's opinion concerning the
differences whichfublitt between America and Spain,
fince the former purchafed Louiliana. He has already
bad fevers! conferences with his Excellency M. Tat,
and intends, according to report, imme-
diately after the arrival of the new American Am-
balfador,General Aawsrecuruz, to let out for Madrid,
&old the Spanifh Court not fubfcribe to the de-
Lands of America, fuch as they have been approved
of in France. In the prefent circumflances, a war
open the Continent of America would exactly be
Whet the Court of St. James's would &foe, as it
would make the United States either the direa or
inaireet allies of Great Britain—both France and
Spain are intetefted to prevent Inch an event.—/bid.
. Mr. Moaaor, the American Minilier to England,
who, at the laft diplomatic audience, was In gra-
cioufiy received be our Emperor, is well known to
all lovers of Liberty in France, where he arrived
in 5792, as an Ambaffador from his country, in
which capacity he cautioned to rctide here until
1795, when Englifli intriguers about the late Ge-
neral WASHINGTON caofed him to be recalled, after
their plots had produced the impolitic and unnaturabi
treaty of commerce, tun fubfift ing between the United
States and Great Britain. His Ezccllency is the in-
timate and confidential friend cf the present worthy
American PrefiJent, and very popular and power
fal with his party, the Anti-Federalifts. whole at•
lachment to France, and Isatred to England, do them
equal honour in the eyes of a:I perfons abhorring the
tyranny of Great Br; Ain, and losing the liberty and
independence or mankind.—Le Clef de Cabinet.
It is laid that M. de la Roc stIFJUCAULTs our Mini
tier to the Court of Drefders, has pi efented a note to
the Udine of Saxony, againft the fcandalous and
impolitic endurance with which Englilb goods are
per milted to enter his States, parr ;calmly againli the
manner in which they arc permitted to be difpofed
of, during the annual fairs at Leipzig, to the great
lots and depreftion of German induary, and to the
ruin of the German marrufaraures. It is laid that
the Engtilh to ade draws annually from the Continent
only by Irks at the fairs of Frarickfort, Lepzig,
Brunfaick, Mueller, Etc. upwards of three hundred
million of firm in ready money (s .1,000,0001.)—
The interell, farm, as veil as the honour of Ger-
many, require that there indirect contributions, which
the Continent yearly pay to enable England to
keep up her financial and maritime tytanny, (hall
ceafe.—:lid.
Among the numerous fetes which will dirlingnifle
the attachment of Frenchwitn, as well as the grati-
tude or admiration of foreigners on the day of the
Emper.r's Coronation, thrste given by the Batavian
Depuries will not be the lea* brilliant. His Eitel-
lency, fclr. de Sthimmelpteminek, fent, upward of
two nyaiths Agri, orders to his Maitre d'Hotel, to
begin the preparations by feveral changes and im-
provements in that extenfive hotel in the Roe de
Lille, occupied by his Excellency and by the Bata-
Irian Legation. As a temporary throne is crated
in the grand Canon, many ltippore that the Emperor,
Or at leaf/ fome members • f the Imperial Family,
will honour there fetes with their pretence.
The Wetzlar Gazette lays, that the matters to be
difcuffed at Ratilbon, immediately after the return of
the members 14 the Diet, cnnfill of three points :
V i it,—The Grant (r)ttrei) on the Navigation of the
Rhine. Second,— Ile Supplementary Indemnities
to he allowed the Elector of Bavaria, the Elea°,
Arc:.-chancellor, and foreral other German Princes,
Counts amt Barons. Third—The creation of a new
Eleaor in tl.c perfon of the Archduke ANTONIN,
Grand Mali.r of the Teironic Order.
Letters horn theriburgh nate, that the Cham-
berlain NO101111.12( Fr, font by tl.e Emperor r.f
Russia, N;th 4 dii 1 11!.1:IC Minl4l after
Ischia toile.' at. till; I' I"Me days fugue
dusisga Ito m, in the Gulf.h of Ficland, was oblig-
ed to r. to Cr'infta.ft. Hi. jots' ney i•, however,
total and f fuck cor.tsquence, that he was s tdcrei
to trove; ir) land over Sweden,• and em!'s• It at Ga
the hit England. Boa woo jw.rnal der
D‘ I • •
Oa the ,''h ult. his Excellency Firli Mar Ili 11
JOURDA•• iestellet.: It a trt•oi.v lately enc. impcd be-
tween Riir.i... and Pifaro, along the coati of ihe
Ad• lie declared liimfelf perlettly ratisricsl
•r• c, s; Irs • lot ions. Tit.: is troops
nor 2, men. will is Aug-
..<4. 1: vim Lotona, and 4000 bona

11, i IR

.C. V...il

Tufcany. They are to continue encamped during'
the winter.
The lots by ficknefs among the troops in garri(tm
at the Ifle d'Elba, thungh it has nearly ceafed. re.
quired new reinforcements, particularly as an Eng-
lifh fleet, with (eyeful tranfports, have, for Come time,
been hovering about its vicinity. With the anal
aCtivity which dillinguifhes all funetionaries employ.
ed and in confidence with the Emperor, Field Mar-
tha! joint:sari, within three times twenty-four hours
after the courier had arrived from PI& d'Elba, taw
three thoufand men embarked and under fail, fo that
no danger from an Englith attack is entertained in
that interelling part of the French Empire.
Several reinforcements have been fent to Corflea.
It is fed that Government has received information
of a plan of the Anglo-Ruffians in the Mediterranean
tr. make an attack upon this ifland, as well as on
l'lfle d'Elba. Let them, however. remember the
iffne of their union in Holland, in am. or the Me-
diterranean will witnefs their difgrace, u well at. the
North Sea.— :journal du Ddinfeurs.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, NOVEMISER tg.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK '
Cooke. 1201117$ MI .11Ittlf, (once. 71111--Olurdanz 71S.
Reduced 511—Fsclieq. We. Fu—Short Alll2 II 11-I 61.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Rink Stock 1671} 5 per Cent. 1797. 981 99
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 57144 Long Ana. 16 15-z 6ths t
3 per Cent. CooL illitt Imp. 3 per Cent. 56ft
4 Pct Cent. 73i4i , . Exch. Bins, par to tid.
spa Cent NAM 912 yot 91 Conf. ter let. Al

An agreement has taken place between the Britifh
and Batavian Governments for the Exchange of all
Prifoners of War belonging to either Rate.

Earl Morita, we underhand, returns to Scotland
on Saturday next. The noble Lord will carry with
him the affeltionate gratitude of every man who is,
loyally attached to their Ma'am's and to their il-
luftrious Family. We have already (aid, that no
mixture of party was Coffered to influence the meet-
ing between the Kayo and the Hsta A
and nothing but grcfs indelicacy could imagine (what.
ewer may be the willies of any defcription of perfons)
that the firft moment of paternal and filial reconci-
liation could be employed in any overtures of the
kind which have been alluded to.

The letters hrouffit by the Lifbon Mail having
undergone the preventive proeefs of fumigation,
were delivered yeiterday at the Pod Office.
The lea accounts from Lifbon, down to the
third init. mention, that a Meffenger who had paired
through that city in his way to Madrid, had returned
to the former place, where it was raid he would re-
main till he received difpatches from the latter. It
was fuppofed that they would bring the uncertain
Rate of our negociation ssith that Power to a fpeedy
ape. This event, however, it was imagined would
not take place till the arrival of the French Am-
baff .dor at the Spanifit Court.
We have feen letters from Madrid, of the z3th
ult. which are entirely filent refpeding the capture
of the frigates : and that event, it may be prefumed,
was not known at Cadiz on the sift ultimo, as will
appear from the following letters :
" Caw z, OCT. o6.—Yellerday morning the fignal
tower advifed, baying fees an Engli(h frigate with
about t 3 vefrels, bat at a great &fiance, (landing to
the weaward, foppofed to be part of tbe convoy from
Malta, hound to England."
8. OCTOM at.--The Sabina frigate arrived off
this place on the toth intl. with three millions of dol-
lars on board, but, in couliquence of a pofitive order
from the Court, that no veffel ihould be admitted
into the harbour, on account of the fever which rages
there, with the greateit violence, (be was ordered off
to Vigo."
It is Paid that the has &dually arrived at that place,
notyrithflanding the vigilance of our cruizers, which
Ilse was fo fortunate as to efeape. IWe fume time ago
mentioned, that information had been given to the
f Commanders of cur froadrons of her ezpeded ar-
rival.

We have endeavoured to obtain full and cone&
inforniation cf the Rate and progrefs of the fever in
the various infeaed pans of the kingdom of Spair.
Our accoun:s from Gibraltar, refpeeting the Rate of
the malignant throttler in that fortrefs, are very con-
tradi(l-ry. Letters are faid to have been received
from thence to :he 17th ult. inelittive ; but we tan-
, not vouch for any beyond the r sth, which we are
forry to fay, give a melancholy and dißrefsful pie.
ture of the place at that period. One of there letters
mentions, that Soo perfons had died in the cootie of
the three preceding days. A letter, by the way of Lif-

bon, ttates, that from the 54th to the tfith,the number
of deaths amounted on an a ge to between 70 and
8o a day. In contradillion. bewever, to theft ac-
counts, we have ken other letters from Gibraltar,
rating the deaths at between so and yo a day, at the
periods above mentioned, and our Readers will re•
collea that the Official letter of General Tawas
.ras dated the so', and Rated that the malady bad
much abated.
Gir accounts from Carthagena reach down to the
acitii ult. and confirm the Basement we gave on -Na-
da'', that abuut the middle of the month upwards of
one hundred petrol's were daily carried off ; and that
from the 14th to the thee d 4 the letter, not levier than
eight hundred perfons had ►hared the fame fate.
Lcuczs 1101:11Valentia acd Akan% of the 19th uk.

'enendors-that thole places kill condoned free from
the peaersce, which was attributed to the precau-
dolts aelopted to prevent the intr.odation of firangen
At Cadiz the fever continued its ravages, and car-
ried oft from fizty to feventy perfons every day.—
Vettels laden with wheat were permitted to enter the
harbour ; but fuel; as were laden with flour were not
admitted.

We have been favoured with the following parti•
cular and interefiing account of the mortality that
has taken place in Malaga from the firll appearance
of the pique to the 9th of 08ober, when it may be
Paid to have completely fubfided. The diforder ap-
peared about the 9th of Auguft, fo that the dreadful
deftruBion annexed occurred in the fhort fpace of two
months. The following is extraaed from the official'
return fent from Malaga to the Court of Madrid :-
0 Perform bekinging to the Cathedral.
7a Private Clergymen.
Et Friars.
76 Nuns.
yon Soldiers of the Regiments of Menem and Cantata.
406 Ditto of the (Liteen's Regiment, and the Regiment of Et-
tramadera.
too Ditto of the Rqiment of Malaga. .
Eno Galley Slaves and Prifeacr‘
17 Medical Men
61,343 Private Individuals.

23,137 Total
The date of our !sten accounts from Malaga is the
t 9th ult. when feveral families had ventured to return
into the town. The fpirits of the people were, how-
ever, greatly depreffed. The police had again begun
to aft ; and the plund , who had been guilty of
unheard-of cruelties and depredations, had, for the
mon part, abfeonded. The port was ezpeBed to be
opened for trade in the comic of ten or twelve days,
when Shipments would begin to take place.

The price of Porter was this day railed to Stinnes
the Pot, the Brewers having determined to advance
that neceiTary article clever fbilliegi in the barrel to
'the retail dealer. In confequenee of this exorbitant
increafe, the owners of all public-hoafes within the
bills of mortality have apprized their cufloasers that,
from this day, they would be under the neeefEty of
Adding aye pe per quart to the farmer pace of that
beverage.
We will not alert that this increafe any oat be
jullifiable; but we troll that it will be made apparent
to the great body of the population of the metropolis
that it is fo. The public have a right to be fatisfied
nn this point ; and the few great Companies to whom
the brewing of Porter is almoll ereltelsely confined,
are bound to thew that an additional irrpod. which
bears fo hard urn the laborious claffes of the com-
munity, has not viten from any fordid or intereßed
fpeculations. It is well known, that the two lan
years have been very produftive to the Brewer!. Beer
is fo decidedly an article of the necefaries of life. that
any unexpected advance of it will certainly produce a
fpirit of diffatisfaltion, which, though it might not
occution any extraordinary or dangerous commo-
tion, mutt (till be cordidered as liable to produce
thole ebullitions of difcontent which happen at no
time without inconvenience, but at the prcfent
ment mutt be particularly injnrioas, when unanimity
is fo effentially =diary to the great caufe in which
we are engaged, and without which that caufe can-
not be crowned with fuecefs.

The Generals who were yerlerday honoured with
Knighthood, and the Red Ribbons, dillinguifhed
themfel yes in Egypt. General Lon Low 101 l an arm
at the liege of Valenciennes.
The falaries of the Secretaries to Flag Officers aud
Commanders in Chief are to be advanced.

Yeller-day difpatches were received at the Admi-
ralty from Sir A. MITCHILL, commanding at Hali.
far, Nova Scotia. They were brought by the Bos-
TON frigate, arrived at Plymouth.
The Ruffian and Neapolitan Andsafradors had both
long interview'. with Vifcount MELnLLe yellerday at
the Admiralty.
Count Cy mitt* DI RAsnumousca, Chamberlain
to the Emperor of Ruffin, And Chevalier de B
Connießar, with four fervants, arrived at Hull a few
days ago in the Bell, Capt. WOOD, from St. Pcterf-
burgh.
Yetlerday Lord Mr Lye Ltr, after attending the
Council at the gyeen's Hook, had an audience of
the Prince of WALf s at Carlton Houfe.
The following Ni,hlemrn and Gentlemen dined
with Mr. Vitt .(lerday :
Duke of Montrufe
red Canute=
Vitcotot Mcle.fle
,

I ord Haw keibury
Mr. laultn.r
Mr. W. Dorlda,
Mr. Hollitron.

The LORD CH•wciLtme. has appointed WILLIAM
THOMAS Ron Efq. of Linsoln% Inn, to be a Corn-
atillioner of Rot,

The Surrey Militia marched on Titefday from Do-
ver to Canterbury ; the remainder of the 59th &11l
come in to replace them.
Difpatches were this morning received from Ad-
lethal Coauwaaass, at l'othay.
The Spanifh Frigate Matilda, being bound to South
America, the fames were provided with cloatbiag
fuitable to a warm climate, confining of only a mint
and troy:fem. The Spanift Ambaffador has ordered
warm clothing for their comfort.
Government have likcwifc immediately ordered
(rens provilions and vegetables of every kind to be
fupphed to them.
Set ions fears are entertained for the fafety of Lord
VAL /ITIA, who failed from Bengal in the beginning
of December 'all. His Lordfhip having viftted the
Continent of India with a view to the hifiory, politics,
and natural produlions of that country, went to
Ceylon, from whence he was to croft. the peninfults,
and embark on the coal of Malabar for the Red
Sea. lie was 'spitted in England in July.