Star.
London, England, 1801-11-12 00:00:00

HAMBURG!! MAIL.

CMOTAIITINOPLE, Ss PT. 3o.—The Englifh
AmbafTador, Lord Leciw, and the brother of
General HUTCH 'mos who brought intelligence of
the capitulation of Alexandria, have received the
new Turkifh order of Knighthood, which was for-
merly conferred on Lord NiLsom, and the infignia
of which confift of a crcfcent u•itlt (Las richly fet
with di.anonds. To celebrate the furrcnder of
Alexandria, the Grand Signior has given liberty
to ago galley (laves, and ordered all perfons to be
releafed ulict were detained in prifon for debts,
under t go,ooo piafters.
On the gth the Grand Signior went in folemn
procernon to the Malin, to return tLanks to P1(0•
yin ESC t for the recovery of Egypt. On this oc-
casion he took the title of Gazi, or the I.ldtmrow.
The illuminations on the 22d and following
days extended along the Canal to the dillance of
t 8 or so Italian miles. Some of the Palaces of the
Sultanas were illuminated with more than ao,ooo
lamps. The Porte has fent a fpecial deputation to
the Englifh Commander in Egypt to cnngratulate
him on the fuccrfs of his arms. Our trade now
begins rapidly to revive.

Btatair, Nov. 2.—Our Court and that of Vi-
enna are (till very far from ngrceing with ref; al
to queftion of indemnifications. The Court of
Vienna infids that the three Ecclefiallical Elean-
rates (hall be preferved, and Pruflia has declared,
that if it is intended the EleCtots lhail be tally in-
demnified, contrary to the pr'nriph e that have
been caablifhed, the will occupy the (-Hint: ie.. that
are to be fecularized, in order to int:Liu:lily lief
and the other Princes.
The town of kitzebuttel or I V,71 %% 11l be
evacuated immediately hy the Prulii.::l trofts.
There is a report, that the Kin of :;svi is has
offered the Est rs ROR to cede, for an adequate fum
of money, Swedi(h Pomerania, in order to :tug-
/.. ..• !)IC mats of countries to be difhibutzd ; but
ti; appears to have little foundation.

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fangitine hopes of a happy refult to the Negocia-I
Lion, but till the experiment had been tried, he
Iltould not call for the interference of Parliament.
Lord SHEFFIELD moved for a Return of the
quantities of Meal, Grain, and Rice imported into
and exported from this Country between the sth of
January and the loth of Oft. iBol.—Agreed to.
His Lordlhip alfo moved for an account of all
the Grain, Meal, and Rice imported into and ex-
ported from Ireland, from the year 1790 to the
lateft poflible period at which the fame can be
made up.
Mr. Omar faid, the Noble Lord had better fix
a purticular period of the year from which the ac-
count was to commence, and fuggefled the xsth
March 1790.
Lord SHETFIELn concurred in that Amendment,
and the Motion was agreed to.
Adjourned at five o'clock till to-morrow.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER tx.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confols 64—Reduced 673-4 per Cent. 84}—
Long Ann. 19 25-t6-omnium 21

TRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock :891 tyo India Bonds .--
3 per Cant. Red. 67i ( Imp. 3 per Cant. 66 i f
3 per Cont. Conf. 6S # i Imp. Ann. is 3-16 i
4 per Cent. 844185 84i Irifh 5 per Cent. 971
5 per Cent. y roof Excbeq. Bills 6s. 6s. prem.
c per C. Loy. 9 i o)i omnium 23
Long. Ann. t9-I 13-16 Fundable Exelteq. Bills ti il
Short Auu.s 3-16 per Cent. prem.
India Stock 114 i tisi Conf. for Acc. 681 I

This day we received Paris journals to the Sth
infiant inclunve. They contain, however, hardly
any thing worthy of notice ; they are even filent
reiPating the arrival of Marquis CORNWALLIS,
though the /lionise:lr of the 6th had announced
that he was expated to reach Paris on the_; tll.
Yellerday, however, Mr. ADDINGTON, in the
courfe of converfation with the Committee ofGentle.-
men holding Excherterißills, (Wed, that Govern-
ment had the fatisfa6tion of receiving that day dif-
patches from Marquis CORNWALLIS, at Paris, an-
nouncing that the CHIEF CONSUL had declared his
willingnefs to acquiefce in the willies of this:Country
refpeaing the integrity and intcrefls of Portugal,
fo that the conditions extorted by France will not
be intifted upon.
The Moniieur of the 7th contains a long lift
of prefentations to the Futsr CoNsuL. Among
the names of the Perfonagcs prefented, we obfct v.:
that of Count /to M FORD.
Tier: Cellulite SB f.

This day alfu arrived a Mail from Hamburgh
—The articles it furnifhes are given in the pieced-

ng column.

l'eflerday a large party of Members of the
Houle of Commons dined with Mr. ADDINGTON,
in Downing-areet.
THOMAS MAN TF LL, Efq. of Dover is appointed
Agent for the French Packets, Rationed between
that port and Calais.
The LOAD Paovosr, Magifirates, and Council
of Glafgow, on Friday fet t off a memorial to the
Lords of the Trealury, praying that the proltibi•
tion againft the dillillerics from corn and malt
might be continued.
Accounts have been received-in town of the
manner in which the fete of Peace was cele-
brated at Calais. The day was uffiered in by the
firing of cannon. From every houfe depended
flags with pacific devices. A temple, dedicated
to Peace, was creed in the market place. Columns,
with inferiptions beating the names of the officers
sho had difiinguiffied thentfelves dining the war,
were placed in the lquares and public ffreets. A
beautiful young Lady, (we hope the was not a
PHUic Lally) attired as the Goddcfs of Liberty,
went in proceffion through the town, followed by
all the Municipal and Military Authorities. At 1,
noon a fru de iv( was fired. In the evening :here j
was to oc a grand illumination, fire•wor',o., thea• ;
trical e,,liihitions and dances. The filing of can-
non was heard very diain&ly at Dover doting
the greater part of Monday.
The frilowing is a tranflatir.a of the Frew h
vertes c‘hibited on a tranfparcnry at tiv: Silver
Linn, (*alai., in honour'of tic arrival of :he Nlat• •
quis Cost s w ALLIS, which app,:at cd in the 611 at: of
yetlerday : . .
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To prove her amicable with flm:erc.
From Albion, b, a wi Iconic rtv It n 11,. 1r
V. lc, in you, sly lord, a ore,
That HPAVENS Ix a eft iur ev.r than ndure.

Lail night, at Drury-Lane, Mis. n r,»',
Lail appearance in Mandan.. drew a very frail hottle.

At Covent-Garden notWithflantlin),.
Mrs. Bit.t.tvoros's attra,9ion, 13i, Jonstos s
pleafant Comedy of Every Ala,,
a numerous audience. Corot', in Ede/.1, g.tvc
great force and impretTion to the jc.:lous Citiztn ;
and the Iturnortnts parts of 11%1GHT, MUNI), S,
FAWCETT, and SIMMONS, madc the whole in-
finitely entertaining. Conist. followed in Sii .Ireby
‘vith his ultial
As fome fehool buys were performing a rh y
the fecond floor of a hark houfe in Nicholas IU. et.
In the city of Limerick, I trland, about eight o'c
.n Friday fennight, the door gave v•a and abovt
23 fpc&ttors were ft r fome time bui cd in the
ins : the dal kiwi; of the night added mach tr.
•he (hocking f..7enc of parents, &c. fccking for thck
liilJrcn and I iends. ‘Vc have not In..' d of ;01!
.ierfun being kiiktl, hut fcceral arc
1-cadful manncr ; (nhers had their limbs I. tsiri-
ly (battered and ma im,-d ;:s to rc(clil C
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•I:ouir broth:is, Wil-
..orn, and I(Ain NVii.ion, of LincoliAliirc, laid)
:wed tow:tlict at I!,ckington, in that colony,
:!idle unitLif . to 3 cart.

• the f,iit Ile, 11;1, .fii•l its, And
as is nuu ; u Lai uitc.

ARRIVLD.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE,

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. s

z Haniburgh, Nov. z
o Dublin,
o Waterford, •
z Donnagbadee, Nov. 8,

YARMOUTH, NOY. 11,...-The EXPRESS
Capt. GEORGE DEAL, which was to have brol.•!;7
Mails, is gone to Han burgh to take on board' Le
Luke and baggage of Lord CAA v sroar t li:s Lnt
(hip and family will embark in the SUANNUN 1!1,
gate at Hamburgh, for Yarmouth. This m,r•,;.
mg arrived the LARL of LEICESTER packet, C
caul CHARLES 'TOM►SON, With Mails, sod a cat c•li
number of paffcngers from Ctt xhaven. The
of WALES packet, Captain DEAN, with „..
the Bth inft. fill remains wind bound.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 9.-•••S:111C.1 the P:116
CESS CHARLOTTE packet, Captain Kt P.R, Uit!:
Mail for Jamaica ; the WALSINGFIAM packet,
taro ROBERTS, with the Mails of the 27th ult. :rid
gth ina. for Lilbon ; the flip Ravenfwortk, Cen.
Kt:4%TH, for Waterford ; the flip Either Lied,,,
Capt. FRITH, for Surinam ; and flip Mary,
taro THOMPSON, for London.—Arrived the
ISettcy, Capt. P. LE Q2ESME, from Guerraty, to
load fifh for Italy.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. to.—Came in the !firth,
Capt. BUSH, from Stockholm, laden with tar, for
this port ; the Panics GEORGE, of 98 guns, Re.tr.
Admiral COTTON, from the Channel -Fleet ; and
ImpsTuEux, of 78 guns, Captain Sir E. Pr Lim,
from a cruife off Rochfort.—Sailed the Ras(' er
and Busy Revenue cutters, on a cruife. Can 'n
the Eclipfe, of Guernfey; Capt. Neat,' front Cib.
raltar.

COWES, Nov. z t.—The late gales of the .;th
gth init. have been feverely felt on the fout:l
near Portland and the Isle of Wight. The EL if-_,.•1
Bremen, was drove on (bore near the 5hin..,!...,12:,!
has lince been got off with thelofs of a mall an.! I,:w.
ed into Cowes. The Phcehe Ann, Americ.tn
lying in the Roads, was forced from her :Inch,:
and drifted on the land at the entrance of the Har.
hour, where (he lay dry at low water. Yea. tcliy
a boy called the Hort Hohn, belonging to Elam.
burgh, from Charente, with brandy, came in
through the Needles, damaged and leaky ; at:.l a
Danifh brig, name unknown, is juft coming up in
a dithered date, with lofs of fails, &c.

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