Star.
London, England, 1801-03-16 00:00:00

SWEDEN.

STOCKHOLM, FEBRUARY 20.
This morning, at eight o'clock, the King left
this city, with a large retinue, for the foethern and
weflern v.-Q(ls of the kingdom, to encourage, by
his pretence, the armaments and meafures for de-
fence. The Minifter of Marine, Admiral Owe-
Sian?, who is returned to Schonen, from Copen-
hagen, and the Governor-General and Commander
in Chief of the land-forces, Baron Tom., will re-
ceive his Majefty at Gothenburg, and thence ac-
company Min along the coaft to Heltuagborg. In
a certain cafe his Majefty will afterwards either
proceed to Denmark, or have a conference with
the Prince Royal on the frontiers. From Helfing-
borg the King will go to Carlfcrona, there to in-
(pea the fleet and the different armaments. The
adminiftration of public affairs, during the King's
abfence from the-Capital, is entrufted to the fame
perfons whom he had appointed for the fame pur-
pofe during his flay in Ruffle.
The Minifterial Notes, in which the Courts of
Copenhagen and Berlin have ftrongly declared
that they will ftrialy adhere to the principles laid
down as the bafis of the rights of neutrality in the
Northern Convention, are confidcred here as com-
pletely binding and fatisfaaory, and throughout
the kingdom there is but one voice with refpea to
the violation with which the liberty of the Seas is
menaced by England. We have learnt here, with
horror and indignation, the intelligence, that,
without a declaration of war, an Englifh frigate
has carried its aas of hoftility to far as to take
four Swedifh reels out of the Northern port of
Offer-Rifoer, where they had been to winter. A
fifth veffel, which the Englifh were likewife on the
point of carrying off, was fet at liberty, when they
learnt that it belonged to Norway.
Fss. at.—The Grand Fleet under the com-
mand of Admiral Romagna, is to fail on the
tatit of next month, for the purpofe of cruizing
in the Sound. _ _

The Kiva has fixed next Friday for his depar-
ture ; but it is not yet known whether he will firft
go to Carlfcrona or to Gottenburgh.
EEL 21.—A frigate is fpeedily to fail to Nor
way, to prevent the mifchief caufcd there by Eng-
lifh privateers and (mall (hips of war. The man-
ivr in which an Englifh frigate lately violated the
neutral port of Offer-Rifoer, is differently Rated
here. It is laid to have entered that port with a
Swedifli veffel, which being reclaimed, it not only
refuted to liberate, but alfo took four other Swe-
dilh that happened to be in that port, and
forced a pilot to convey them out. In another
port of Norway, an affray took place between the
crew of an Englifh critter and Tome Pilots and
fai;o:s, in which one of the pilots was killed, and
three wounded. A frigate and Tome (mall armed
veffels are to be Rationed in the Belt, under the
command of Captain Su EDOlt ?a. On account of
the telegraphs which are to be eflablilhed through-
out the kingdom, orders have been fent w all bai-
liffs, for felling all the wood in diftrifts, where it
might be an obfiruftion to the telegraphs. Letters
from Riga Rate, that the importation of all (ilk,
woollen, linen, and hempen Ruffs, is prohibited in
Rulfia. An Englifh frigate is Paid to have been
Branded on the coati of Norway, the crew of which
is Caved. _ _

PEP.. 22.--. The KING of Sweden has juft fet out
from this city, for Oottenburgh.

ELSOIEUR, FEBRUARY sr.
A Letter-front Ofter.ftifoet, in Norway, of the
Loth inn. flares, that, on the loth inft. the Scut:R-
M., Engin frigate, Capt. j. HANSTIAD, had
catered that port, and carried off the following
Snedifh flips, viz.' Telemaque, Capt. CLaus
SIM:WM° Importantia, Capt. 0. Boas; Aer-
batheren, Capt. A. %Run ; and Sreden, Capt. J.
Masa:Jim The Englifh forced the pilots of Nor-
way to enndue there vela' out of the harbour.
Ilia intelligence is confirmed from Mandal, and
We apprehend fimilar vifiu from the Englifh here.
On the 6th a galley was chafed and taken by an
Englifii cutter clok to the coati, and a cutter was
cruir.mg, in the evening of the 7th, in the bay of
hihaeklar.--A Letter from Chriflianfand, of the loth
inn: ages, that intelligence had been received
there Om Reggesjord, by a courier, of an Eng-
lish frigate having taken (even Dantat velfels in
the North fea. one of which having been manned
by an Entails prize-mailer and az failors, funk,
but the whole of the crew were Caved by a Teal
from Norway, and carried into ItagrAjord•

TVAKEI.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JASI. 26.

The intelligence that the French had penetrated
into the neighbourhood of Vienna, and that a new
armiilice has been concluded, hds produced great
alarm here. The expedition of the Englilh againft
Egypt, and the exprefq rcprefentations of ROLL
againit that meafure, encreafe the embarr.dlinen:s
of the Porte. After receiving an extraordinary
courier from London, Lord Elgin had an .extra-
ordinary interview with the Thrkifli
Ten Turkillr Chips of war were ready to put to fea,
but the orders of the Government for their failing
are (till withheld.

According to report the Captain Pacha will
this day fet out for Rhodes, in order, in the pre-
fent pofture of affairs, to concert with the Englifh
the means of concluding peace with the French
in Egypt, cat What it may. The Englifh Com-
modore, Sir Sidney Smith, has invited the Cap-
tain Pacha to Rhodes. The Grand Vizier's army
is reduced, by dcfertion, to moo men, and great
apprehenfion is entertained of an irruption of the
French into Syria. Ghezzar Pacha and the in-
habitants of Mount Lebanon are in the intercft of
the French.
Accounts have been received here of a naval
engagement on the coal of Egypt between the
French and Englifh, in which, of twelve French
(hips of war, fix were taken, two funk, and four
had got into Alexandria. We have yet received
no accounts of the Englifh having landed in Egypt.
JAN. 3o.—General Abercromby, with the Eng-
lifh troops, according to all accounts, has not yet
landed in Egypt. They were till in the harbour
of Macri, and the accounts received of the (late of
the French in Egypt has given rife to this delay.
The report that Soon Frenchmen" had landed
on the coat of Africa, in order to march to Egypt,
obtains little credit.

A report is in circulation here, that the natives
of Egypt had rifen againfl the French, but this
wants confirmation.—Corn and other provifions
are (till bought up for the Englilh fleet in the ports
of Turkey; and it is pofitively faid, that Lord
ELGIN has obtained leave from the Porte, to fend
15,0c0 kils of corn to England for his account. A
few days ago his Lordfhip was prefented by the
Captain Pacha with a beautiful horfe.—The Am-
baffadors from the Seven United Iflands, rending
here, Counts LISCOC HILO and Svu.e, have been
appointed Knights of Malta, by the EMPELOR of
Russie.

SEMI.IN, FEBRUARY to.

The arrival of the lateft poll from Conflan-
tinople is retarded, the courier being obliged to
purfue his route from Sophia by way of Buchareft,
on account of the many robberies. According to
all accounts, anarchy has rifen to the higheft pitch
in Turkey. The Pacha of Belgrade, being threat•
ened with his difmiffion, declared he would main-
tain himfelf in office by force of arms. Under fuch
circumflumes, there is reafon to believe, that, if
the campaign which PASWAN OGLOII is about to
open, turns out fuccefsful for him, the neighbour-
ing Turkifh provinces will receive a different form.
Near Adrianople, the Grand Seignior's troops have
defeated a horde of robbers, and killed their leader,
whore head was expofed for three days over the
gate of the Seraglio.

LONDON.

MONDAY, MARCH 16.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Caddo 561—for ace. t 43.-5 pa O. suit—.
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Duot 1:q , ii.fAICII 11.—Price of Stocks dole day :
5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. 83i-6 per C. Grand Canal Deb. slit.

The arrangements refpeaing t},e new Mini(try,
which were fufpended by his MAJEsTy's indifpofi.
tion, are now completed, and will be announced,
it is expeEtod, in the Gazette of to-morrow even.
ing. Mr. PITT, on Saturday afternoon, refigned
the Seals of Chancellor of the Exchequer into his
Majxsvv's hands, at the Qt2een's Houfe ; and Mr.
ADDINGTON received them at the fame time, and
kilted hands oa the «cation.

The EARL GOMIS packet, Capt. Maxi, which
arrived from Liffion on Wedneklay laff, after a
paffage of eleven days, brought over a Portuguefe
Meffinger, and an Officer of the Army with dif.
patches from Sir RaLrM ANERCNONIIII..--ThIS
packet alfo brought the melancholy account of the
lots of the London and Ofwald tranfports, on the
cos& of Spain : all the crew (except one mate and
two fcamcn of the London) unfortunately perifhed,
together with feveral officers of the army, who
were en board.—Thefe two tranfpurts failed from
Falmouth on the 24th January, in company with
the Liffion fleet, under convoy of the Ssa-Hosts
and MAIDSTONE frigates ; and had on board ffores
for Malta.—By the fame conveyance we learn, that
the Spanifh Ambalador quitted Lithos on the Isnh
ultimo, and an immediate rupture, it is raid, was
expeffed between Spain and Portugal. Soldiers
were daily marching to the frontiers.
The above intelligence we received this morning
in a private letter from Falmouth. A morning
paper of this day, however, rays, that the Officers
who arrived with difpatches from the Mediterra.
nean, came from Malta, and brought no accounts
either from Sir RAE,. ABERCROMBIE, or Lord
Jima, but adds, that they brought an account

of Athnir.tl fquadron baying p't'
into Touln,n to rc:it.

Three of the ii:unb.ll-2,h Nlails due arrived or.
Saturday, and yelleaty a fourth was received.
By thefe mails we I.:arn, that the different powers
of the North are making every effort to put them-
felves in a formidable (tate of defence. Sweden
is exerting itlell for the alli(tar.ce of Denmark.
A letter from Copenhagen, of the aSth ult. lays,
that a Swedifh flotilla of too fail was expected in
the Sound for the protection of the coafls. The
Danes have reinforced the Caflle of Cr.)nenberg
with troops and artillery. RefpeCling the defigns
of Pruflia little certain is known. 'the Hamburgh
paper of the 3d of March infinuates, however,
that a Pruflian army is ordered to be ready to
march in cafe the anfwcr of the Britifh Court to
the note of Count Houowyrz (hall not be fatis-
' faCtory. Our readers will fee by the notes of Lord
CARYSFORT, previous to the laft hollile note of
Count HAVOWITZ, of which we have given a
tranflation from a German Copy, that our Am-
baffador maintains, in their full extent, the prin-
ciples for which the Britifli empire contends.
Letters from Conflantinople of the 3oth of Ja-
nuary !late, that no acconnts had at that time
been received there of any attempt having been
made by the Britifh troops to effed a landing in
Egypt. In confcquence of the threats held out
by Ruffia, the Porte, it appears, is at prefeut in a
very embarraffed fituation.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

TORBAY, MARCH z 4.

Arrived the Channel Fleet, under command of
Admiral Co KNWALLIS, and remain with the Me-
diterranean fleet under convoy of the Sr. uioKEN•
zo frigate.