Star.
London, England, 1801-09-28 00:00:00

The three COnfUli went yefteniay to the Court
of the Louvre, about two o'clock, where they re-
mained about three quarters of an hour, and esa.
mined tht fubjeCts which were expofed there.
The greateft confternation prevails among the
higher and lower clergy of Suabia refpe4ling the
fecularifations. Their civil officers already ad-
drefs them on the fubjeit of obtaining places under
thole Secular Princes to whom it is likely thofe
pofreffions will be affigned in the divifion of the
fpoil.
• Letters from Ratifbon, of the 12th of Septem-
ber, Rate, that the dircuifion on the affair of In-
demnities has been again delayed by the Diet,'
though all the Minifters, even to the Minifter of 1
Adieus, have received their inftruCtions. It is
already remarked, that the eleetion of the Bifhop
of Muufter has produced force degree of coolnefs
betwixt she Prutlian and Auftrian Envoys. M.
de LOCCHAMII Minifter for Cologne at the Diet, is
farther to be received in the capacity of Knitter
II of the Teutonic. Order.

The Pruffian Mini(ler M. de Donn, has tent
from Ham, where he refides, a new protelt to the
Chapter of Munger againft the eleetion of a new
Prince Bi(hop for that city.
Letters from Madrid Rate, that though peace
has been concluded between Spain and Portugal,
and though the papers have publifhed the articles
of the treaty, Rill this left power will be under the
neceffity of concluding a feparate peace with
France. It is even mentioned that A Minißer Ple-
nipotentiary has been fent from London to treat
with Lucian Bowaratri. The French army en-
camped on the frontiers of Portugal is Rill extreme-
ly numerous.

FROM THE PARIS FAPERS.
BMus, Auourr 3t.—For fome days pea no.
thing important has taken place in regard to Bel-
grade. Intelligence has been received here that
ao,ooo men arc on their march from Romelia to
join the falha's fon, in order to deliver his father.
This intelligence teems to have intimidated the Ja-
niffaries, efpecially as the fuccours they expelled
from Widdin have not arrived. It is believed
they will terminate their differences with HAGY.
PASH• in an amicable manner: they have even
already recalled the merchants and inhabitants of
Belgrade who had fled from that city : tome of the
latter have taken advantage of this invitation.—
A groat number of the merchants and perfons of
property of Servia continue to pats our frontiers,
and a& to be received among the number of the
fubjeds of his IMPERIAL MAJESTY. To prevent
thee emigrations, the Janiffaries have eitablifhed
military polls on all the roads; the commerce
with this country is, however, fill free: a caravan
will immediately lkt out front this place for Con-
ftantinople. We learn from Berbir, in Barna.
that the Janiffaries have alto arrefed the Pafba,
under a pretence that he owes them pay to the
amount of as purfes: they referred the matter to
the Cadi of Banialuka, who condemned the Pafha
to pay the rum demanded.

CON STINT; NOT LE. Ana. is.—Several filps have
arrived here from Egypt laden with coffee and
rice. But in other raped' the commerce of that
country revives only very lowly, although our Go•
vernrnent are already occupied with the admini-
ftration of Cairo and feveral of the Egyptian pro-
vinces. Before thefe prorts are carried into eze•
cution, the Turkifh and nglifh officers in Egypt
will receive diamonds, (words, watches, zibelins,
and other magnificent prefents, the arrival of which
will be more interelling to them than the admini •
ftration of provinces, to which they are almoft
entire firaue, rs.
Prince nzzo, the new HOrpodar of Moldavia,
fet off for Jaffy on the ad of this month, accom-
panied by a numerous fuite, and an efeorf of janif-
Caries, which, however, could not fecure him againft
the attacks of a horde of banditti, who robbed him
of more than the value of too,ooo piaftres. The
Prince and his family were made prifoners, and
only obtained their liberty by paying a great ran-
fozn. The Porte has fent a ftropg detachment
againft thefe robbers, but we ought not thc lefs to
lament the deftiny of an Empire in which revolt
and banditti every where prevail.

Orem' Sarr. 6.—We have heard nothing far-
ther refpe fling the efcape of the Pafha of Bel.
grade. An Imperial interpreter was lately fent
from Semlin to Belgrade, guarded by two Oda-
PaßlaS, and after converting with him on different
topics, the Pafha begged lum to fend Come provi-
(ions. This demand was complied with, and on
the 34th of Augua the Psflaa received feveral
quintals of four from the magazine of Semlin.—
According to letters from Semlin of the 38th, Soo
men were thortly expefted to reinforce the garrifon ;
they were to be followed by other troops, for which
La magazine of ao,ooo quintals of four bad already
been formed.

The day before yeftcrday the Archduke FUDI-
-114/10, fecond fon of the former Governo:-General
of Lombardy, arrived here. After General d'AL-
Itim zr, Commandant in Hungary, had prefented
to him the Generals and Officers of the garrifon
of Ofen and Pea, he proceeded to the Cattle to fee
the Archduke PALATINE, who received him in the
molt dißinguiffied manner.
SaILES, SEPT. 14.—0 n the ssd of laft month a
flip of the enemy's divifion drove on store a (loop,
about a league from this place ; as loon as it was
abandoned a boat was fent by the enemy to take
poffeffion of it, which could not be effeaed, from
the diligence with which five (mall %tails in the
road were equipped to attack the enemy, and make
them abandon their attempt. In a (hort time they
were within cannon (hot, the,comhat began, and ,
lathed two hours, after which the enemy retreated.
On the t ith an Englifh corvette attacked a
(mall convoy coming from Fromenteuil; under the
fort of the place, and under proteftion of the Sub.
tile gun-boat and the Angelique lugger, which
were lying near the fort. When the enemy per-
ceived the manceuvre of thefe two rails, they fent
their (loop, manned with five men, to take poffef-
tion of a brig which kept elude to the (bore, in the
hope of being :rilled by the Ration. It appears
that the Captain of the Sally, of Bourdeaux, lilt
his pretence of mind at this time, for at the in-

Rant when the Enghill ',trek approached. he haat
not the precaution of firing two fwivels loaded with
graPe -fhot which he had on board : he left all
his papers, his trunk, and twenty-five lonia.—
The Englifb, it appears, fet fire to this prize, for
at eight o'clock a veffel was perceived,burning to
the S. E. of Sables.

LONDON.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER st.

PRICE Oti STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK!
3 per Cent. ConL 34-3 per Can. pat--Onrinna
PRICE Of STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
3 per C. ConL 591 71 7 7i
S Per Cent. Ann. §4l India Stock 194
Imp. 3 per Cent.so Engliilt Tickets Oil
Imp.Ann.tif zt-z kith Tickets 8L

Yefterday we received Paris Journals to the
24th inft, inclufive. The Moniteur is fluent refpec-
ting the fete in commemoration of the foundation
of the Republic, which was celebrated on the-ed.
We find, however, the following short notice re- 1
(peeling it in the Pluvial des Defenintre It la Pattie
of the 23d.
The anniverfary of the Republic was ceiebrit-
ed with a pomp truly popular, and good order ever
where prevailed amida the pasta joy (ports on
1 the water, games in the Champs•Elyfees, mufic,
balls, a general illumination, artificial fire-works,
the afcenfion of balloons filled with inflammable '
air, all (impaired the idea' formed of thee. The
weather itfelf contributed to the pleafure of the fef.
tival. The evening, in particular, was exceeding-
ly beautiful; not a breath of wind furring, and the
fpeelator4 enjoyed, without the leaf obliacle, the
magnificent view exhibited by the water, the gar-
dens, and palaces : all the edifices feemed to form
one blaze of light. The whole people of Paris
were qn the quays, at the Thuilleries, and the
Cbamps-Elyfees, and yet this immenfe concourfe
was not interrupted by a fingle accident"
An Evening Paper pretended, on Saturday, to
have received accounts that the fete had paired
over without any accident. This, we fuppofe, was
by way of giving early intelligence! but there was no
arrival whatever from France, neither by veirel
nor &aeon) and the above is in truth the Firf No-
tice of the event that has been received. The west
Mnniteur will probably enter into a more full de-
tail—fuch a one as the French Minifter; wills to
fee circulated among the People.
The Tiers Cell-slide had fallen about 2 per cent.
On the 22d they were at 46 f. 35 c. Whether•
this was in confequence of any thing unfavourable
to the hopes of peace we know not, for nothing
has yet tranfpired rerpeeting the !fate of the Ile.
gociation.
Letters from Ratilbon of the r ith fate, that the
vote of Auftria was not emitted in the fitting of
the Diet on the Bth, as was expeeted. It is thought
that there is force Ilyuefs between the Prufllan and
Auftrian Minifters there fince the ele4tion at Mun-
ger. M. VON Domes, the Pnafian Envoy, after re-
tiring to Ham, fent the Chapter at Munger a new
proteft aginft the eletftion. There is nothing Paid
of the Pruilian troops having taken poireffion of
Munger. We have not found any new data on
which to ref any opinion how this conic& it
terminate.
Some accounts from Germany Rates that the
ELFCTOR. of BAVARIA was preparing to take pof-
feffion of certain diftriets in Upper Suabia, and
certain Imperial Towns which are to be given to
him as indemnities. This Prince is now likewife
changed from Auaria, and is clofely united with
France. Indeed the Es.acroa of BavAasell ordi-
naryis •la ur of •
policy aje o yLiana, and it is'now
(hewing itfelf. France and Pruffia, therefore,
have a very decided fiiperiority of force in the em-
pire to fupport their pretenfions.

It is Rated in the French Papers that an Eng.
li(h fleet of (even fail of the line and feveral frigates
bad appeared off Toulon. It is the fquadron of
Sir J. B. WAIIitSPI, and that harbour will now be
kept in as clufe a blockade as the weather will
pet mit.

The Miro has been pleafed to conftitnte and ap-
point his Grace Großol WILLIAM FREDERICA
Duke of LE ADS, to be Governor of the Wands of
Scilly, alias Sully, alias Sorlingoes, in the room
of Fitaucis Duke of LaLos, deceafcd.
The refidence of their MAjCSTIIII at Windfor
will be as ulna!, with the exception of a vifit to
Kew for two days, once a fortnight.
Their MAUSTIIII and the PAIICASSIS will at-
tend Divine Ser'ice in St. George's Chapel. Wind-
for, on Sunday morning next, for the firft time
thcfc feven months.

The Earl of CARDIGAN, the Governor pf Wind.
for Cattle, uith his Countefs, are refidents at the
the Round Tower for come weeks.

Wednerday his GrolCe the Duke of MANCH Il•
TER arrived at Edinburgh.
We are lorry to (tate, that Ca ytain E. T. Pa,.
R ER, wounled in tile attack ofT Boulogne, died on
Saturday ailerntiii at Deal. Lord NELSOW, who
was hie Commander, is much affeEted at the lots
of In meritorious an officer.

A valicty of pnlicies have been opened at Lloyd's
on the fuhjett of Peace. Fifteen guineas are given
to receive nne hun Iced if the war is terminxed
h. fire ;he ill of J.inuary. 1803. There are levet-Al
others for v.*, ions films dependent au different
perioLii born th►ce to twelve months.

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CORY MR11,11711.

At Mark-Lane this morning, there was the
'greaten rup ply of both Englifh and Foreign Wheat
that has been there for there twelve months pall.
Englifh Wheats were full 7s. lower than laft week,
while the bell Foreign maintained the prices of this
day week—a mon remarkable circumiLance, and
not eafy to be accounted for.
All other articles had a hrifk tale, and brought
about the fame prices as on Friday laft. Flour
fell ss. per Lick—the Price being 751.

FROM THE LONDON OAS ITTS, SATURDAY, SIPT. 26.
Average price of Corn M England and Wales, from the Re.
turns ending the 19th of September, am.
Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. Oats. I Bess& eef,.
5. d. s. d. 5. d. s. d. s. d a d.
88 so 54 8 49 9 30 0 30 0 52 1
Avenge prices of Foreign Corn, hy which the Bounty es
Importation is regulated, the week endln the 19th of Sept.
What . t Rye. I Barley. Oats. Beans. I Peale.
a. 4. 'a. d. s. d. I. d. s. el. 4. g.
76. si 4o 0 26 3 22 5t 38 0 38 zit
The average Price of Sugar. computed from the Returns
made in the week ending the ltd of Septemher, dos. is 485.94.
per hundred weight.
atiestosi-eott22,26TULDAY, SEPT. 26, iSot.
The following quantities of Wheat, Oats, and
other Grain have been imported and entered at
, the Manflon!Nottfe,.the prefent week, viz. from
Monday the a i ft. to Saturday the 36th of Septem-
ber, both inclufive :--
Qrs. of Belt. Wheat For. Brit. Oats For. Batley Malt Beans
Monday, 24 16 -- 226 -.— _, 303
Tuefday, 23, 258 600 133 St 95
Wednefday, 23, mit 30 1506 2000 eir, 1633 13sit
Thur4al. 24, 528 a 260 240 2730 SS 1189 try
Friday, 25, 344 480 87 63* 330 444 ant
dsturday, 26, 290 ajo 128 260 712 345
.--, -.,-- ........-7 —gm. - .........
Brltifh Wheat 2177. 6840 1322 4405 1623 3938 266,
Foreign ditto 6840 ' *too
Total 90t7 • '-' Idylls : i
And 623 quarters el Pass, 881 of Seeds, sad 32 of Rye.
' PRICIS OP OSAIN, AT TER YOLIAMIXO II
nostmosToltt.;4nfif do Od. to '9ls od per Quarter.
Barley 324 od to 49s od Beans 39s od to 36s od
thes 26s od to 491 od Peafei 395 od to sos 04
Newatear.—Wheat, 6os.'oel. to 9µ od. pot grater.
&dor 38$ od to 48s od I Beano 444 od to 035 od
Oats aas od to 4ts ed Peafe 444 od to Sts od
Hirmaar.—Wheat 714 06 to toes od per Stlarter.
Barley 42, od to 50s ad I Beans 475 of ter 5841 call
Oats aye ad to 41s pd Fade 4J5 id to Sod 04
neanitto......whost 6os. ad. to 955. od. per Quarter.
Barley 29s od to 485 °Team 38s to ses el
flits ass od to 39s od Peafe 381 od tip soa od
At Warminfter, on Settfrday, the prices of core
were—Wheat per quarter, 765. to 885. Barley, 401.
to 545. Oats, ass. to 362. Beans, 583. to 642.
At Devizes, on Thurfdaf, the price of Wheat
fell 7s. per quarter, and knuch remained unfold.
In moil parts of Wales new Wheat
.fells at 81.
per blithe' of ten gallons. Barley at ff. and Oats
at as. The itarveit there is finithed, and as abun-
dant as in every other patt pf the kingdom.
At Stamford the average price of Wheat is 985.
par quatter, being is. 7d. lower than !ail week.
At thefter the averaged price of the babel has
declined from gs. 7d. to cis. 5441. • *
In Devon the markets are fteady—prices fret)
91, to pa. 6d. per builiel.
At Norwich, Wheat has fallen as. per 000mb5
and Flour 35. per rack.

New American Rice has advanced in price; it
now fells at 271. to 325. 6d. per cwt.
Ca rsse.—Althoul there was not that great
quantity of cheefe at Reading fair, on Monday lad,
as was generally expelled, we have the fatisfaetiod
of faying, that it Na! fold at :os a cwt. cheaper
than laff year. New cheer, went off rather heavily
in tile morning at 535. to 675. Old from Bos. to
85s. In the afternoon, however, the prices got
up, and new cheefe fetched from S7l. to tas.—Tho
!New Of horfes was indifferent, and the falc
At Woe-ceder Great Fair the fupply of Cheers;
was *anti', and the prices in confequence high:
The belt fold at 635. to 735. per cwt. and two..
meals 565. to 61s. The price of Cheefe generally
darouPout-the country is confiderably lower that,
it was fome months fine.

BUTTIC—A confiderable quantity of Butter
has recently bent received from the Continent;
the la(! week's Importation comprifed 46 tons
from Holland, four from France, and nine fro=
the Embs ; heft Dutch Butter fells at zoos. to
1025. per Cwt. 'The' prices of-Irina Butters ms;
certain.

Hors.-'-The picking is nearly anifbed, and 'sill
be generally completed in the courfe of this
week; the produce has every where been abun-
dant, and of exceflent quality. The prices at
Canterbury, on Thurfday were, Bags 765. to 86s.
Pockets 8os:to toss. per cwt. but very little was
fold. At Woreefter there has beep a further Cal
of about iss. per cwt. in the price of Hops, the
heft felling at from 31. tos. to 4 per cwt. At
Stonrport 800 Pockets were fold, lafl week, at
from 41 to 41. as. per cwt. In London, Hops
hold their hill weekly prices, but the atarket it
very heavy.
_ _

The prices of cotton wool have fludtutied a good
deal during the IA week. Jlerbiee, Surinam, If-
fequiho. Salonica, and Georgia cottons, are dearer;
but thole from moll of the Weft Indian Wands,
one to two-pence per pound cheaper.

The Dunkeld Company of Volunteers .have
unanimoufly offered to extend their Cervices to any
part of Great-Britain, in cafe of inraflon. It is
now three years fine* this Corps, confifling of
lizady and well-behaved young men, Mrs One
bodied, during which time they have been fro.
quently infpeaed, and declared fit for any fervice.
On Ttiefilar lafl Timms. loon was found dead
in Holywell Church, in Oxford. in which pan
he officiated as act'. He h4d previondy di; to
ringing the bells, apparent!! in good. health and
Ipirits.

Lafl week a labouring man named Ara ercing.
palling through a ground belonging to li(r. Adams.
of Great Dalt', in Ificefterabire, was enticing?
attacked by a bull, wallah gored and tramping dm
unfortunatt man to dc:till•