Star.
London, England, 1801-11-30 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

SEMLIN,OCTOBSR 3o.—The TUURNACSIPACHA,
who lately arrived at Belgrade, has left that place
without fucceeding in has miffion. It has been
fine obferved, that the janiffaries have refumed
their labours, in order to put Belgrade in a refpett- '
able Date of defence. We learn, on 'the other
hand, that the Porte has raifed the SASSIC PACHA
to the dignity of a Pacha of Three Tails, and has
ordered -him to place immediately on the war
eliablifhment to,ooo men, who feetn deflined to
aft againft Widdin or Belgrade, and who mull
have already been airembled between Sophia and
Nina. Tranquility prei•ails at Belgrade.
Passwait Gown is Rill in a warlike attitude.
The Auftrian Government ha".i, therefore, an-
nounced; that all velfels laden with warlike Rom
and provifmns, going down the Danube, mull
be unloaded at Orfowa, whence theft articles will
Be conveyed by land carriage.
VIENNA, Nov. 7.—His IMPERIAL MAJESTY has
appointed Count Co Lunt t 00, Mini (ter of Bohemia;
to be Member of the extraordinary deputation of
the Empire, charged with fettling the buiinels of
the indemaities and fecularifaions.

Hawautton, Nov. fin.—lt appears that the ce-
lebrated trial of the Prince of SALRY-KIRBOURG,
accufed of diftributing forged notes of the Altona
Bank, will foon be ended. It is believed, that he
will be condemned to a levere puniiiiment.
General BOYNE, a Piedmontefe by birth, who
has made an immense fortune in the fervice of the
Englifh Earl India Company, will leave this city in
a few days for France.
We are informed from Berlin, that the celebrat-
ed Madam CHEVALIER arrived in that city with
Kntaisow, la,.e Secretary to PAUL I.

LONDON.
1 •

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30.

Sr. Anuaaw.--Holiday it all tba Public Meet
Sante private bargains were ;nide at the Stock Ezcbinge at
the following prices :—Confula 671--Onutium at
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :

3 per C. Red. 66i I Imp. Ann. 22 r-16
3 per C. Coot India Stock US
4 per Coq. SS 84i t Exekeq. PAIN unfund. 9 tope
per C. Ane.99l * • Engliat Tickets t6L 61.
Pct Cert. 147. 9811 Id& Tickets 91. Ss.
Lent Am. 391 9-16 Coot for Jan. 684 with die.
Duattm, Nov2'llllEl2 26.
per Ce4.11.96.;-6 per Cent. Grand. Can. apt,.

Colonel LiiTLEHAL ES, with difpatches from
the Marquis Co RNWA LLI s, arrived in Twin
yefler-
day. By the fame packet that brought him over,
a French Meffenger arrived with difpatches, and
alto the French Mail.

A French paffage veffel arrived at Dorcr at the
fame time, with upwards of twenty padingers.

By the packet we received Paris Journals to the
24th init. The moll interaing part of their con.
tents is the account of the opening of the Legif-
leave Body on the ill Frimaire, (the 22d inft.)—
The Sciiion Commenced with a fpeeelt from the
Minifler of the Interior : a Deputation of Colin-
tenors of State then congratulated the meeting in
the name of the Government, and received fuita-
ble compliments in return.

- .
On the 23d, a paper, containing a view of the
proceedings of the Government, were laid before
the Legiflature. It will be read with confidcrahle
intereft. Itcfpening the Interior, the beft thing we
fee in it is apromife to ere& parifh fchooh,an inilitu-
tion which we venture to alien has, in thenorthern
parts of this kingdom, produced more ufcful mem.
hers of fociety (out of equal numbers) than any
fcheme of improving the human race that ever wa.
deviled fince the foundation of human fociety. We
cannot but think that the exemption which Scot
land has enjoyed from the hurdle% of fupporting
the poor (which is not in all the country a penny
in the pound), arifcs in great part from this ad-
mirable infhtution. It is wonderful to fee in fome
countries the expence it coils to give religious in.
Ikruaion to people, whom it is never thought worth
while in the licks inflance to teach to read.
The allusions to the Rate of the Well Indies
prove that BONAPARTE does not think that all Go-
maw= is a thing of fquare anJ compafs. He

farc that flaret y ey.ift in MArtlaique beciuie
it (!ie, caill, and that the people of St. Domingo
1611 he free becitufe they are tree ! .

Box 1P Mir alludes to tlic affairs or re-
ligion. Ile liieals i l the abfeai tumours of the
ads•an!agcs to he given to Popery, at,l fays that
care !hall be to fccute !RAJ ty M:
talks as Sala rdigi,;.ls were tube egitally provided
for, 44 leaving nothiog to the iliferetion of their
111inidets," but in hut a way as that the State
(hall not be changed. This feems to juftify a re-
port we have heard, that every man was to be
obliged to give in his name, and the religion he
profelles, to the Mayor of his Gemmune, and pay
according!y.
The French Government now (Wes, pofitively,
that 23,000 Frenchmen have returned from Egypt,
befides natives, &c. &c. The authors of the expe-
dition who fent 13,000 againft at leaft 30,000, as
mull have been the number at the beginning of the
campaign, perhaps, of the bell troops in the world,
deferve fevere reprehenfion. Succefs does not in
the leaft detract from their folly. The number
hated by the enemy, may be corrected to aman,
by the details in the pofreffion of the Britith Go-
vernment. After this what (hall we fay of thofe
mer who acted upon the intercepted correfpon-
deace, and broke the Convention of El Arifch !

The French Government has now throwb off
the malk with regard to TOUSSAINT. On the 21R
General LECLERC embarked ; on the 22d Admi-
ral VILLARET-JO:Ma gave orders for the fleet
to be ready to tail, Ind all communications with
the (bore ceafed. 11 the fleet had failed before the
dreadful gales intim end of laft week, they mull have
been totally ruined. TOUSSAINT'S Republic is
called a new Algi.rs."

The ROYAL FIN!LV ytilerday attended Divine
Service at St. George's Chapel, Windfor.
Lord BROKE went a few evenings ago to the
Theatre at Paris, and placed himfelf oppofite the
CHIEI CONSUL'S box, defirous of feeing him in
that fituation. Botisealtra fent a menage to his
Lordfhip, that he would be glad to fee him, and
Lord BROKE Went to the CONSUL'S box,
where he was received by Ilmiapaaxrfitting. This
has been remarked a great want of politenefs on
the part of the Calk r Coast, e.
A letter received by the Whim, from Madras,
of fo late a date as the tit of July lag, Lys, " The
commotions in the Tranivelly Country have been
fomented by .t Chief, who formerly held an ap-
pointment under his liighnefs the late Nabob of
ARcoT, and was difcarded on account of frequent
defalcations in his public accounts. Six months
ago, this perfon had the addrefs to make a whole
dills-id believe that part of the Carnatic was ap•
portioned to him by the treaty entered into with
his late Highnefs.. In confequence of this impref-
fion, he loon made a confiderahle number of con-
verts to his cattle, and afTemblcd fome hundreds,
in order to take upon himfelf the Government of
the diftria by force of arms. Prompt meafures
were purfuej by the Madras Government, and
we have the failsfaliion to learn by a Hircarrah,
which arrived at the fort yeflerday afternoon, that
Colonel MACAULEV had difperfed the infurgents
in four direttions, without a poffibility of their
uniting in force again."
On Friday fe'nnight, about five o'clock, the poa-
boy, who conveys the mail from Dublin to Clon-
mel, was attacked at Ballydine by a man armed
with a long knife, who cut the tying of the bags,
and took off the entire mail. The mail that Was
difpatched from Clonmol for Calhel, the fame
night, containing the Dublin letters for Cafhel,
Tipperary, Limerick, &c. was alfo carried off by
fix men, four of whom were armed with piftols,
and the other two had their faces blackened.

FALL of SNOW.--The f.:11 of fnow on Friday ex-
tended to every quarter from whence we have re-
ceived acc:nints, and in many parts to eonfiderable
depth. The circumllance has rendered the road
in many direCtions impaffible, and greatly retard-
ed the arrival of the Mails on Saturday. The Bath
and Brotol mails arrived at half pail two o'clock.
Near Marlborough the fnow was drifted to the
depth of li:veral feet ; fume additional horfcs were
procured, and the coach was drawn through; but
in profccuting their j.-nirney they were overturned,
and the paid very tererely hurt.
The Liverpool mail, aod the Leeds auxiliary
coaches. wci.: burial in the &ow on Chalk Hill,
and an hour and a halt was engaged in extricating
them. A mile on this fide Dunitable the mail
again funk in fnow above the axle-tree, and it was
ncceittry to fend back for additional buries.

The Shrew bury mail did not arrive till three
o'clock ; the blow lay fo deep on the Woulds in
Worcelter and Glouceflerfhire, that it did nut
reach Oxford till four o'clock on Saturday morn-
ing, and at that tlinc the Cloucefler and Worcef-
ter mails of Friday night, from London, had not
arrived. The mail, •on its way to town, was fie-
quently obliged to quit the road on account of
the drifted fnow, and to pars over the fields.
At Stokenchurch.hill, all the coaches which left
London en Friday morning were flopped.
The hlanchtller and Shrewfbury heavy and poft-
coaches, which lift town on Friday morning, were
unable to get further than Chalk-Hill, where
the fnow lay upwards of three feet deep. At
Hockliff the Chtfler coach was unable to get on,
and her mail was brought on by the Manchefter
coach, which to avoid drifts in the roads, was fre-
quently obliged to explore a patrage through the
fields.

From the Bourne River hvond Winterflow Hut
to Lobeomh Corner, and on to Middle Wallop,
and Little Ann, the fnow lay in fuch quantity,
that the coaches for Salifbury, Exeter and Taun-
ton, wcre unable to proceed: another (the Mer-
cury) flopped at Andover.
1 he Worcefter coach arrived at Etc o'clock.

CORN MARKETS.

ibt p fc.LA NE, NOV. fn.4

Cur Market was again liberally flipplied
Wheat, and it is particularly- dull in fair, at a
of full 2s. per quarter.—Parley is lower, and
Nlalt looks dir.vii.—Oats, with new and old Bean..
arc all Is. cheaper.—Boiling Peas have fallen is.
per quarter, and Hog Peas nearly as mach.—
Rape Seed and uthcr things a. per lan, Canary
excepted, which is much higher.—Flour, price
not fixed, but we think it will be from 655. to 7cs.
Englifh Wheat, 545. Gos. Bcs. Bss. per quarter.
Foreign Ditto, 465. 785.
Fine Dautzic Wheat, Bos.
Rye, 3Gs. 425.
Barley, 265. 38s.—Bcfl (New) 4Ss• 48$.
Malt, 445. 58s. Fine (Ditto), 625.
Oats, 20$. 265. 325.
Horfe Beans: (New) 325. 4os.—Old 4.75.
Tick Beans, (New) 3os. 365.—01 d 455.
Hog Peale, 385. 4os. 425.
Boilers, 48s. 54.5. 555.

Carraway Seed, 365. to vs. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, loos. to loss.
Rape Seed, 341. to 391. per ha.
Flour, 655. to 7os. per rack.
Red Clover, 4os. 765. 85s. per cwt.

White ditto, sBs. 845. t tzs.
Trefoil, 265. 4cs. 501.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, NO?. 28.
Avenon price of Corn in England and Wales, front the !te-
tt:ins envois the tilt of November, dot.
e
•Vheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. j
Bans. Peale.
s. d. s. d. t. d.s. d, s. d e d.
71 7 45 0 44 0 35 t 44 1 45 6
The average Price of Sugar, comput from the Returns
made in the week ending the 25th of November, is 4216.2iik
pee hundred weight.