Star.
London, England, 1806-03-29 00:00:00

THE LOAN.

Yefterday morning the feveral parties, candidates for the Loan.
had their interview with Lord Gassy,: i.e and Lord Hamar
Perry. The Firil Lord 01 the Treafury read the minutes of their
former converfation, Rating all the preliminaries, the periods of
the loilalments, Rec. and the whole belni perfedlly unuerflood,
they feverally delivered their reeled papers, which he opened and
read. It then appeared that three coaldced parties offered to take
6EL of 3 per Cents. Reduced. The party of Mr. BAIN is offered
to take 681.

Lord Ca envit.ce then (dd. that as the three Lifts were equal.
he fuppofed that it was their with to take the Loan among them.
They raid It was, and declared that they had eoalefced in order to
enable them to offer better terms to the public than they could
have dine Mending feparare. They requefted to know If the Noble
Lords were not fatisfied with the bargain.
Lard GIIINVILLI and Lord HENRY PUITT replied, that they
were perfealy fatisfied, and they writhed them fuccefs in the com-
pletion of It. It certainly is an extremely good bargain for the pub-
lic. It Rands as follows :

For every tool. advanced, du), are to have Ica three
per Cents. Confab! at 6of - 6o 7 6
661. three per Cents. Reduced 591 - 39 3 9

Amount of Dircount on prompt Payment

99 t 1 3
3 to 0

to 3 1 3
So that the Permanent !remit which the public will have to
pay for every tool. borrowed, is only 41. too 741
This is a molt gratifying proof of the fond wealth and power of
the country ; and. yet the Contraeton have every radon to be ra-
ddled with their bargain. The competition was open and fair.
It was a curious circumitanee that on the fame day when we
made a Loan which bore a premium of 4 per cent account. were
received by expects horn Holland, that the Dutch Government
bad declared Will infolvent. Such is the co:unroll between public
faith and the want of it I

By the inland Mail of this morning we have re-
ceived the following letter.— _

" DOVER. MARCH 28.

" The Liao swr gun brig unfortunately got on (hone
" yeßerday morning in a fog, on Romney Sand—as
" • the weather has been moderate, hopes are enter•
" taiaed that the will be got off this day.—Sailed laR
" night, the CONSTANT and BLASI/ gun brigs on a
" ernize.—Arrived this morning, his Majeßy's Chip
" Rio u Lys, a frigate, and a gun brig, from a ernize.
" Difpatchee were landed, I hear, from one of thefe veiCh
on their arrival, and immediately forwarded to Lord
" Ksursi—it ie fold they were taken out of a French Boat.
" The frigate and gun brig failed again this afternoon.
" Wind E. and moderate."

The nature of thele difpatehes has not tranfpired.

THE BUDGET.
The New Tares are an addition to the Property
Tax, to make it to per cent.—
From which there is expeded . Csoco,cco
And various Duties in the Cußlma and Excite are
to produce a million more imo,coo

Additional War Taxes C6,oooperi
There are Tobacco 300,c001. ; an addition of 3 per
cwt. on Sugar.
TAXES TO PAY INTEREST OF LOAN.
The Taxes to pay the !turret of the Loan ►re
son,opol. a year on Wine, not a New Tax, but
'bawd, permanent 310.000
Pig Iron. at 401 per ton 300,000
An Equalisation of the Tea Duty 70,0c0
Tat on Appralfentents 66,tx0

£r,l3' coo

The flatement of Lord Hamar Parry vZsperipi-
euous and unentharralied, and he flews himfelf per
feElly equal to the department he fills.

Yeßuda), afternoon arrived the Hamburgh Mail
due on Wedncillay.
The occupation of Hanover, as well as other cir.
cumliances in the conduct of the Court of Berlin,
created, it Items, great uneafinefs in the Pruflian
Merchants, who naturally viewed them as leading to
a rupture with th;, country. They, in confequence,
applied to the Miniller, to know upon what founda-
tionthtir c(trnmetei.il concerns were likelyto continue,
when they received the following enterer:

" Berlin, March is, lb&
" The Elders of the two Commercial Dept'Cations
of this city are informed, in anfwer to their requell,
that circumflances at prefent are not fuels as to offer
fuffieient ground to apprehend any hoflile treatment
of the navigation, and the property of Proirian fob-
ices, on the part of the Englifh Government.—
Should any change of circumaances occur, the mer-
cants will be informed of them with all poffible cape.
dition. By his Majelly's fpecial command.

" 11•111 l ."
During his Majefiy's flay at Stettin, tke merchants
of that place received a fimilar affluence.
The French Government has regained its influence
with the Porte, which has reengnifed MA1,01.1011.
The &Zan Minifier has protefled again& this mea-
fure, but the proximity of the French to the Turkilh
Provinces cannot bat have great weight.


Two CrAtenburgb Mails (thole of the vith and
2 tft), arrived yeflerday, but bring no intelligence.
Paris and Dutch papers, the former to the 20,
the latter to the xoth, have alto been received.—
We learn from them, that the fobjugation of the
kingdom of Naples is not yet compl:te. The Prince
of HESSU has refuted to furrender the fortrefs of
Gaeta; and the French, it was expeCted, would be
compelled to convert the liege of that place into a
blockade. The furrender of the city of Naples,
and the lefs important forts, was in confequence of
particular orders to that effett, left with the tempo.
rary Regency that had been appointed when the
Prince Royal retired with the choice of the army to
Calabria. We (hall be anxious to fee how this gal-
lant Prince will acquit himfelf in the fituation in
which he has voluntarily placed himfelf.
(l it other F.xtraas fit the neat pop.)

Died nn Monday, the t7O of March, at DaMain-
, ton, Mailer CaaaLs3 STAio MILLI a, fceond fon of
Major WILLIAM MILL'', late of the Royal Regi-
xnent of Horfe Guards.

The fuhje't of the Author of Junius arpears to be
revived again with new zeal. Mr. Atwors has ad•
duced an the evidence of %%Melt the fubjed is fuf-
ceptible, and has given to the world the portrait of
the Author, and a fac•fimile of his genuine hand-
writing ; we are, however, to be additionally grad.
fled by another party, with a fac fimile of the feigned
hand under which he correfponded with his Printes.
We collzd from the Teri Courant, of Monday la%
that the 1, ng depending and important cat fe, in
which the rt is of the ancient family of Cowsrast
upon the Shorts of Holderrefc teemed to he inv,ilved,
was heard at York, on the Monday preceding. before
Mr. Juflice Kooks and a Special Jury, when the
rights which Mr. CONSTABLE contended for were Co
clearly eflabliffied, that the Learned Judge. in au
early Rage of the caufe, recommended to the De-
fendant to throw himfelf upon the mercy of Mr. Cosi.
sraists, who, at the interpofition of his Lordfhip,
and confidering the eircumllances of the Defendant,
genernufly contented to accept nominal damages, and
to forgive the Defendant his colts, upon condition of
the wrecked timber which We had taken, and which
formed the fubjed of the action, being reflored to Mr.
COMSTABLI•

La CHIFIFOIIIII frigate and the MARTIN floop of
war, with eight fail of veirels under convoy. from
Malta and Gibraltar, arrived at Scilly on Wednefday
'aft.

Extraft of a letter from on board the American
(hip Portfmouth, of Philadelphia, dated Goree, Fe-
binary 4, 18c6—" I take the opportunity of a (loop
which fails to-morrow for England, of acquainting
you of our fituation, and the caufe of our being at
this barren Hie. We arrived at Sierra Leona on the
6th of December, on purport to get trade.arms, and
powder, (the articles which are of mofi vainest the
river Congo) ; we got them in a few days from the
Englirh fa(tury there, and in the s of weighing as-
chor to proceed, we were taken poffelEon of by Cap-
tain KEITH M•ZWILL, of his Majelly's (hip ARAB,
on pretence of our carrying thefe arms and powder 4,
to an enemy's port ; a thing which nn one on bawd -
had ever thought of, they being the molt fuperfieial *.
things that can be manufactured, add are only fit for
trading with the Blacks. We were detained at Sierra
Leona till the 26th of December, when the Officer
to whom we were given in charge, was ordered to
fail for this place, and wait here the arrival of the
ARAB. We were If days a beating up, and have
been in daily expeCtation of the arrival of that oda,
but flie has not yet appeared.—P. S. About a fort-
night face came in here the privateer brig la General
Blanchotte, a prize to the Favoußir (loop of war s
flu carries 14 guns and iso men, t 5 of whom were
killed and wounded in the alien the committed ~oreat .
depredations on this coati, efpecially to unarmed vetf-
fel*. The Captain was killed in attempting to board
the FAVOURITE, which the fought for half an boar
with great bravery."
The C), Wee, Thompfoo, from Cork to lAverpoot, is on Owe
In Studwell
BRIE HABIQiJAY, MARCH 27.—Sailed this afternoon
from Torbay, Its Majedy's Ihips OCEAN, EURY•LUI,
SER•PIS, and Ditto RPM!, with a fleet under convoy
to the Mediterranean ; CIRBERUS and Maw's. with
a fleet under convoy to the Welk Indies; Nast am
and URANIA, with a fleet under convoy for New-
foundland.—Wind Eaflerly.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 26.—Sailed the .MAacHarraa
packet, Captain Davis, with a mail for the Weft
Indies; sni the PatticEss ELIZABETH packet, Capt.
Davis, with a mail for Lifbon...-Wind N. E.

.
PLYSIOUTN, MUCH 117.•••• Came in the for.,
Klawmto, from Charteflon for Caen, detained by
the Vista cutter. Sailed the 4sares, TOMLINSON,
for St. Michael's.

PORTSMOUTH, MARC,/ 28.—Sailed the Tonvawr
man of war on a cruiZe. The Devaftation bomb is
appointed convoy to the fouthward and weftward
coaaways The LIOPARD man of war has a fignal
flying for the Eaft Indies.—Wind N. E.
DIAL, MARCO 38 wn from Sheetnefs
laft night and failed thr"ugh the Downs with a prefe
of fail, fuppoled tor foreio service, the Cvonevr
' fhop of war, Captain CAMPBELL.—SaiIed laft night
the VISTAL frigate, SEAGULL fl.),I) of war, and fe.
vcr.il gi Il brigs, for the French Coati ; and FLamta
gun 1 rig fur Slieernef-.—Arrived the Poiosrsvo
bomb, from Porrfinontli, w ith a convoy, which re-
mains in the bowns with the Edgar, Utrecht, and
Antelope man ,i 1 w Kite (loop of war, Explofion
bomb, Harmony, Victualler, and Several gun brigs.
Wind N. E.
YARMOVT/I, MARCH att.—Arrived and railed ro-
e a Nom, l'Arittarts tiigate ; CommoaaNl
,bacraiisi:ctd
tiPsre:Aor ufmi zAwcia.
Ar S's and Ari le theoit
paS,ll: Ar ak
war,oatt." hilodomS.p:• f war.
—The him di Sea Beet is to b: reinforced by the DE-

Admiaacn, its•orvremi, and ANTELOPF.--.

1 The Providence' a pilot cutter, of and from Loner.
t.•firc. tell in with and retook at lea, about 14 leagues
E. S. E. of Lowelloffe, the Hull Packet, Fe ANC'S
Baa stow Mailer, from Hull, bmind to New 011ie
with goods. She was captured by a. French luau
privateer off Frataltorough Hess'.

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FR,

CE.

PARIS, MARCH 20.
The funeral of the Senator Tronchet tonk place
ila' the tyth init. He is the firff who has been buried
in the tombs of the church of Genevieve, farce the
Emperor ordered that name to be rehired to the
Pantheon, and the building is to he affigned as the
burill place of the 'firft Dignitaries and Magifirates
of the Enipire, as well as fuch diftinguilhed cit. zens
as the Sovereign may appoint.
Senator Tafcher, uncle to the Emprefs, died on
the 16th init. He arrived from Martinique about a
year ago. He has left two fens and a daughter. of
Whidis the F.rnprefs takes particular care, and to whom
their Majeffies gave apartment• at the Thuilleriei
after the death of their father.
There is no news at prefent here. The firifteff
rience is nitro-ved refpeding the important arrange.
- ments which are to change the fate of the inhabitants
of more thin one CI untry of Europe.
The Official Joist nal. in noticing the provilions of
the am brought into the Cnngrefs of the United
States, aptinit I'4e preffing of American Sea:nen by
the Englifh Cruizcrs, fubrins the following °lifer.
'inns :
• .. We tan here perceive the energy of a Nadolf
which has foam fenfe of her dignity. She ha's nn
navy; tnmtri•ed with England, (he is feeble ;—bite
the is determined to make every effort to rapport the'
chances of war, to perifli. if it be neeetfary, in d'efinel
of her honour and her rights. Well may filch 4#
data put to the hlufh that other power, who, intin.4-.1
dated by the cannon of Nelfon, betrayed the cable or
nations, deiltnyed the charter of Sovereigns. anti 11
sickrowledged the legalitrof the tyranny of the Eng-
lith on the lea I •There are not the paths which tarot 1
to glory. From that moment, ail the unprotededi
stations were delivered up m the opPreffinn and the'
,plundei of England, whore caprice conftitotes the
taw to which they are obliged to fithrait. What a
the Acectors of .•!atharine and
difference between I* r t
that great Princefs I Pruffia is the only power withal
bll3 sot acceded to 'bete principles, In ciiltionoor
to royalty. Denmark defended herfelf in her capital
which was bontharded,expofed herfilf to the great
danger, bat the was under the neceffity of tubmitti
to the influence of her neighbours. It will now
the honnorable dhlindion of America to raife lieri
take, to claim with &ninth the rights of all rrati
and to maintain a cayfe which the intrigues. Eli
threats, and the gold of Eland have imbued th
poWers of Europe to betray l'
An toaticle dated, Algiers. February as. aeiliki
the Englith Cnnful there. Mr. Cartwright, of bath*
employed every ktad.of intrigue and corruption to
&tail the Dey from the parucnlar affesdiem lie beget
XI; ?kind M the perfon of her Emperor. All hi.int:
deavnura to that did were, however, of no avail.
and
.064 in his being ordered by the Dey to quit!
.the t. and he Accordingly embarked on board id
Engidili liiip On.the zad.
PROM THE FRENCH AND MITCH PAPEIS.
. Deent,Vmer,•MAtteN 16 —Ye'lerday it WO db..'
~ liIIIIReid from the paipits, that French 'twilit Were
to he' Eipeeed in the cnatfe of this week ; the firft
coluinn of three divifions, each confiffing of dOOO
Wert; is etpeded at Deosz, by wgy of Siegburg, an
the 1 ilth Me.
iiiiaiii Tilt MATOIR, MARCH Ig.—ft it laid, that a
Vrtiiit Ilifilibißl city Will retain tome Frerich troops
Is, Its etiftion. French troops now occupy Weig ;
ftiffie ttinple atlign that Duchy to the Atchdiike
I• 7,denitild, of Modena. The Ufingen krtiiMy is
iffo to Change its fovereigrlty. Since W.'fel Issie '
litiiii deed to Fiance, it is Paid to be the plan of 'Owl
TIAN f;tovernment, to feenre. ill the erong placilie
en tare Rhine to themfelvet. In. (his particular, tliey
fifth in fallow the etaniple of the ancient Romans. I
liaisiiint Maacti 8 —The Ruffian army of Re- '
.rehearbriskr General Michelfoo. is (till in oar v;cinity,
l eikeej marching orders every day. When the
"'MI Alexander pallet] through Brezc, he had a r
'iriitkriew with this General, and expreffed bit
ditaiiifatlion with tfie meafures he had, taken.
has ftpce listened him with the Order of St. An:
ligsif: IldeNtrafted hitt; seitS die aniiiiiial of five
*tall:ions of. the army. .
,Nanrs, Fla. as.—Gaeta has pot yet forrendet-;
"; 4 c If the Prince of Hefte perfills in his refufal toes-
., ipsia;tedity liege will be converted into a blockade-
. , A.bityl from Palermo arrived here yeflerday, and
.61peightintelligence that the veffel which carried the
%teen, and the rest of the Royal Family, arrived in
that port on the 'Bth, after having rode out a vio-
-I.ldifrom. On the following day, the Qnecn and
lei iiiinue landed, and made their entry into Pa-
Teltfia. •
• Prince Jofeph affilled at the parade on Sunday tan,
• Ilfrround by all the Generals. The fpedators were
rattnerotts; and ravish in their praifes of the difcipline
and Foe appearance of the French troops.
Gen. Regnier is marching towards Calabtita, "rue
I e will not meet with any great refiffittee. as we
lea's (hat the Neapolitans, who were to have gem.
red that province, have patted over htto,gieity.
Ss-acts', Fs,. aB.—The Servians have as yet un-
dertaken nothing againft Belgrade. The inhabitants
at the lower town are in the greaten 'Mirth from
famine, HOZHISti Ali having mired all the foibei-
f.ne to be emptied to the upper town.
The Anna of Shari Wlach, contiguous to Sere a,
i: in complete revolts the Chrlitiatt inhabitants are
„
omnnnthectpoitibitsF of jnining the infurgent s.Litrnethe cain-
ith them. Sudden In has
canted great dirge;etude among the Turks in the
neigliboadlood, and even thole of Nitre. The fa-
mous raffetan Oglou. the Puha of Wldffm. begins
alto, it le fatd. to entertain feats, He bas been la
formed that his Chrittian foliate maintain a keret
Intelligente *hh the Serriass, and has, in eitnfe-
inenee, takes masons matinee of pricrutinb. All
the prinritioas in the flit country havetwencolteetedibT
his order, .and carried into Wicldin. He /sirs Stfo
forbidden the exportation of rice, of which
W greet
quantifies were lent abroad from Kallafat, is el:
Ischia; and Bulakzick, in Bulgaria.
Stmendria is at relent the place of artrii nI .the
infuegeats : they have colleded there their ardllery.
..nd ithontrnition of every kind, as alto their naiiitaiy
elites.
k... S. it is reported that the inforeetat have
fiised by aratagisas the fortrefs of Sehahat z.

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