Star.
London, England, 1805-01-02 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Conkls, for Jan. 59111—Reduced sllti—Omaiwn
Lickeg. Bills is. dif.—Short Ann. 2

This morning we received lifonitturr to the 23th
ult. extrafts from which will be found in the follow-
ing columns :
The Morriteur, of the 22d, mentions the lofs of the
de Royrsa, of 74 guns, off Antibes, on the 3d of
September. This is a mifiake ; the de RUYTEIt, of
144 guns, was 101 l at Antigua.
Potts, Deo. 2o.—M. Roos:Ems is appointed Con-
ful at Damietta; M. NAUPERTUIS,ConfuI at Rotter.
dam ; and M. Dasroaciass, Conful at New Orleans.
Yeiterday about noon the POPE wept to fee the
Hotel of Invalids. His Holinefs was Attended by
feveral coaches. On alighting he was received by
the hlirfhal, Governor, and all the OffiCers. Being
conduBed by the Clergy of the Hofpital into the
church and to the altar, his Holincfs (*Aid prayers in
a proper place prepared the purpofe. After
which he proceeded to the chaptl and viewed the
tomb of TURIIINt. He next vitited the• fick ward
of the hofpital, and infpelied every thing with much
interelt. His Holinefs (hewed every where marks of
his goodnefs and exceeding affability.
They write from Verceil, in the Department of
La Sefia, that her Insperial•Highners, Madame Bo-
NAPARTI, the Emperor's mother, arrived there on
thi =4th Frimaire, under the name of Madame R 4.
mous°, in the Mirka incognito ; the was, notwith-
ftanding, received with military honours, and on the
following day, when the left the town, (he was cr-
ooked by a detachment from the garrifon 'az far as
the fiat Rage.
His Serene Higbnefs the Eleaoral Prince PHARLit
of Baden, his Highnefs Prince Louis Maigiave of
Baden, and Baron Ka oil LSDOR Fr, Mini fier ?len po.
tertiary of his Majeßy the King of Proffia to the Sub.
lime Porte, hunted with the Emperor on the 17th.
Circular Letter of his Excellency Martini MURAT,
Governor of Paris, to the Colonels deputed to the
Confecration and Coronation of his Majelty the Ern-
peror :

" MONSIEUR La COLONEL—His Majeßrthe Em-
peror called Tou to Paris to be prefent at the Conic-
cration and Coronation. He was dawns of being
furrounded during that memorable conjuneure with
the whole army. This grand work is confummated.
Alter having difcharged the honourable million with
which you were charged, that of reprefentieg the

army, you will return to your corps, maintain in it
that good difpofition manifefted in the capital of the
Empire by the deputation which you carried thither.
His Majefty has requefted me to Lally to you his par-
ticular fatisfaelion. I add to it the expreffion of mine,
and participate with all the inhabitants of Paris the
regret of not being able to poll-els yon any longer.
(Signed) " I.
_l4 UIIAT."

FAAUCKFORT, DSc. I4.—The trade of Hambtrigh
is again fhackled by the numerous cordon of troops
which the Danifh Government has thought proper to
efiablifh along its frontiers and banks of the Elbe, to
preferve it from the contagion of the yellow fever.
As great arillnefs is employed in regard to the im-
portation of merchandize, the trade of that city mull
of neccaity be confiderably fettered. The Council of
Health at Copenhagen has forbidden, under the Cc-
verell penalties, the importation of wool, cloth, licc.

The Außrian Government has refolvecl to con-
buil a new commercial road from Cronaadt in
Crotaia, to Zara in Dalmitia. The direAion of this
work is entrufted to M. Boa;cK.

The Hnngarian Gazettes, of November 23, Rate,
that Bekir Pacha has eftablifhed himfelf in the en.
'irons of Aftropitz, where he is negotiating with the
Servians ; and at the fame time has fignified tp
fuch of the inhabitants of Belgrade as remained faith-
ful to the Grand Signior, that they mull immediately
quit that city, unlefs they with to expofe themfelves
to the molt difaftrousconfequeaces.l They add, that
this notice has made an impreffion even op the
Kerfales, who are daily quitting Belgrade in bands
of thirty and forty. While thefe fats are announced
in the Hungarian Gazettes, the latt intelligence
from Turkey Rates that good order and tranquillity
are reftored in Servia, at teal for the preen t. A new
arrangement, it is Paid, has been made between Be-
Eta-Pacha, Czzast GEORGE, and the Chief of the
Kerfales, at Belgrade. A new Turki(h garrifon wil;
occupy the fortrcli of Belgrade, and the new Pacha
will beacknowledged there in the quality given to him
by the Porte. Amid! fo many efmtradiaory reports,
however, it is not eafy to difeover the truth. The
Porte, according to the fame intelligence from Tur-
key, has given orders to the Pacha, who commands
in Romelia, to repair to Bofnia to reduce the infur-
gents who are affembled in that diftria.
Visa i*, Nov. 20.—1 t is in agitation to form a con-
fiderable augmentation to the privileges of the town
of Lindau, which, by its &nation in the middle of
the Lake of Conftance, will foon be oue of the molt
important places of the Auftrian Monarchy.
Coarranrinopt.s, Nov. to.—No capitulation has
yet been concluded between the Captain Pacha and
the rebel 'WAIL, who, as is well known, has feiled
on the Government of Acre, which is Rill invefted,
both by fea and land. Betides other conditions;
Isaias:. requires, that the Porte fhould confirm him in
the Pachalik. It is believed, that the Grand Seignior
is almoft inclined to agree to this demand, provided
Ifmael will faithfully deliver up the treafures of
Dgezzar Pacha, which amount to feveral millions of
piaftres, and that he will take a folenan oath of fide-
lity and obedience to the Porte. Should an arrange-
ment really take place on thefe terms, Ibrahim Pa-
clia, who had been nominated Governor of Acre,
will find himfelf in a very precarious lltuation, (ince
the inhabitants of Damafcus will no lcuager receive
him as Governor.

According to letters from Aleppo, of (Maher 22,
the negotiations again begun between the new Pacha
and the inhabitants of that town, are nearly termi-
nated. The latterl have agreed to receive the Go-
vernor, provided he will engage not to eftablifh any
new imports. On the departure, however, of the
letters, the communication between the town and
the troops of the Pacha was nit open.
In Egypt the Arnauts and Mamelouks continue
to carry on hoftilities, frequent battles take Pla4 be-
cwt en the two parties, but hitherto no decilive battle
has been fought.

An epidemic difeafe has broken out in this city
and his alremiy iks‘pt off v hole families. It is of
Bribed to the great heat which prevailed towards the
end of IA rummer ..nd which was foil roved by cold
damp weather. As the prejudicei of the Turks pre-
vent them from adopting the meafures nee:Tory in
fuch cares, it is to'be apprehended that this malady
will increafe, unle4 winter naturally put an end to it.
STUTgAILD. DE.C. 16.—A1l the perfons imprifoned
is confequence of the difpute between the Eledtor
and the States of Wirtembrrg, have been fet at li-
berty, and the Members of the Particular Coromittie
have been already reatired to their funiftions, as well
as the Syndics and other funftionaries of the States.
The proceedings alfo inftituted in regard to the ac-
compts are annulled, and the Extraordinary Com-
miffion, eftablifhed for tilt porpofe of enquiry into this
bufinefs, is diffolved.
Ganoa, Die.- B.—*The Florence Gazette of the
ft contains the followin4article":--The loft accounts
from Leghorn are of a mare conOlatory nature. The
day before yefterday one" individual died. The num-
ber of the lick has not been increafed by fo much as
one, and many of the conialefeents have been thought
fo far reamed to health, 'as to be able to quit the hof-
pital: At Pifa and in the environs, as well as in the
diftria of Leghorn, the People enjoy perfat health.
Letters from Naples ('peak of a new eruption of
Vefuvius, which took place on the night between the
sod and 23d of Nov Aber. This volcano, from
whiel. a few inconfJeTabk colamns Of fiv► iffued oc-

1 calionaTly at long intervals, about four boars. and
after a fudden explofion, which preceded and ar,
nounced the eruption, projected to a great
height, bright names, which were foon followed by
an abundant current of lava, which ran down with
Inch violence and rapidity, that in three hours it pa:-
fed the limits within which it had confined itfclf dur-
ing the eruptions which took place three years
ago. One may eaftly conceive the terror and fur.
prife of the inhabitants of thcfe places, and of
thoft in particular of the Tore del Greco, towards
which the fury of the volcano feemed to he dircEl-
cd. But the intrepidity of the Court, which t\ Is
then at Portici, greatly contributed to infpire the
people with confidence againft the apprehenfion of
fo great danger. The courfc of the lava indeed has
already aackened, and it is believed that it u ill t .t
extend farther its ravages.

MARK-LANE.

CORN EXCNANGE, JAN. 2.

The fupply of Wheat is confiderable, and has a
heavy Pale at prefent prices ; to-day it rather inclines
downwards for fecond and inferior qualities—at the
Fiore of Monday's market, Barley was rather lower
than ocr currency—to-day plenty and fomething
cheaper—Malt likewife—Peas, with Beans, at fmall
difference.—Oats are plentiful, and may likewife be
quoted nearly as our laa.—Flour in full fupply, and
little 41teration in other articles.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat. 841.96 a. lose per qr. Grey Peak 436. to 48a.
Fine Ditto, to6a toBs od. Runs, 505. 555. od.
Rye, jai. 56.. Tick Ditto 4C 1.525. of

tßldere43l. 471. 04. Oats, 28s. 323.348.
Malt, 775. 821. od. Poland ditto, 35s 36.. 64.
White Parc, sss. 6:a. od. Rape Sccd, 421. to 461. per la ft

PRICE OE FLOUR,
Fine Flour gos. to gss. Seconds Bss. to gos. per lack.

Bakap.—l'dlerday the LORD MAYOR, after in-
(peeling the Meal weigher's reports, ordered the anhe
or price of Bread, to continue the fame as lah weeks
viz. at is. 4,d. the quartern loaf, wheaten, and IS.
2;d. houfehold.

Yefterday morning his MAJESTY, attended by ;
number of Gentlemen, walked through Eton. Her
MAJESTY and the PattscissEs took an airing tq
Frogmore.

Lord Mst.vti.t.a returned to town this morning
and attended at the Admiralty. • •
Yeiterday difpatches were received at: the Admi-
ralty from Lord GAanxia at Cork,7ltating that
there is no hope of getting the Tif uNgsasit of
On Monday a Board was held at the Admiralty.
to take'into confederation fame Woe(' of great im-
portance, relative to Grensvich Hofpital.
To-morrow Board will %e held at the Admiralty
for the purpofe of examinieg-feaipen previous to their
being admitted into Greenwich Hofpital, and for
granting out-penfions. '
Letters were yellerday received from Rotterdam,
by way of catwyke, dated lait Thurfday. At that
time M. SCHIMidIIMINNINCK had not returned from
Erance, but he was hourly expeCted, when there wee
every reafon to believe, that the long talked-of
changes in' the Natavian Conflitntion would immedi.
atelT stake place. It is hated, that BONAPARTE,
TAMAYRAIM and Scuttassurrxiiiiicr, had a long
conference together at Patis, en the 2 tit ult. and that
every thing was then Onally arranged.
An the ports of Holland are fo completely frozen
up; that no veffel is extwaed from thence for Coma
time.

Yeßerday, at one o'clock, being New Year's day,
the whole Of the Foot Guards, quartered at Knightf:
bridge Barracks, were regaled, according to annual
cram, with an excellent dinner of road beef and
plum pudding, and a pot of beer for each man.
There was a very Brong molter ; 310 fat down, and
during the dinner! they were vifited by the Com-
mander in Chief, the Duke of Yoax, Cpl. CALVERT.
Col. Baciwmatoo and a great number of other Ge-
neral Offieera. After dinner', the Duke of YORK let
off on a vifit to his MAISSTY at Windt-or, where he
dined, and after dinner proceeded to garlands.
PrinceWILLUM of GLoucarr sa arrived yellerday,
with the whole of his fuite, at the houfe of his father,
the Duke of GLotjcssrsa, in Upper Grofvenor-greet,
fi om Liverpool.
The Wigtonlhire battalion of Volunteer Infantry,
under the command of Lieutenant Colonel M'Dow.
ALL, of Logan, were on perinancnt duty at Stan-
raar for fourteen days, from the 14th to the nth No-
vember tail. On the 23d they were reviewed by
Brigadier General blgKtezts, 'who honoured them
by bis aPprobation in the following order

BRIGADE ORDERS.

Brigadier General MlCaizie was this day much gratified to find
the Wigtnnfhire Volunteer Infantry fo well founded in the know.
ledge of mantruvre, and the ufe of arms ; the exertion of each in.
di~idunl rceedls much credit= all tanks, and they only require
pradtice to uta.ke them equal to any corys whatever.
The General and Gentlemen in the neighbourhood
dined • with the • Gfficers, who gave a ball in the
evening. •
()mesas Wit:tows AND, CAILDKEN.—The follow.
ing benevolent regulation relating to officers widows
and children, beating date the 17th of Auguß, 1776,
having, from be;ng unknown to the unfortunate ob-
)elts for whoTe refief it was deflgned, becomeObfolete
In the fervice, we have much pleafure in giving it
publicly, for the benefit of fuch as may hereafter
become entitled to this allowance :

Wlien any tinniniffioned Officer San be Wed in action.
hi. widow and orphan children (if I* leaves any) Mall be allowed
as follows: •

To a widow, a hill year's pay, according to her hurband's re-
ghtwastal cosubilfson to each child under age, and remaining uh-
married, one-third of what is allabted the widow ; poithunlous
child= to be included.

" The Commanding Meer of the corps In which the thin
eer reeved. eta% on dentand, give 'd certificate of hit being hilted
in adion to his funiving wife and children, refpediveig. foceify-
ing the time when, and the place where, the laid accident hap-
pened, a duplicate of which certificate mall be tranfinitte4
with the neat monthly return."
Mr. Burch, a ?laaerer, in Webber•row, went to.
:bed on Friday-night, at nine o'clock, in apparent
good health, and at feVen the next morning was
!found a lif!lefs ample.

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Dublin
IV:its/ford

PORTS MOIL

]en's the Ga
bate has Oft

DFAL, JAN
and Locusr
the Downs w
John and R
Admiral Ler
n•Rcri to the
liac failed for

YARMOUTH
f7eet of home
,ived the Vl]
—.Er, the SNI
PRINCESS At
The Amiral
tared b 1 the
paired, and
Sheernefl, un
var.—The fh
itussfit.; Mc
Adamant, of
arid Scorpion
Drake cutter.
bdt cannot ob

We are ha;
diftribution ul
every prnbabi
vented from c
coerce in that
hands of form
fearch of him

LINOIS 1.614
July, with the

The difTerc
and likely to
Albion

Sceptre -
There failec
tLe Mozambic
Trtn.eidou•
Lanc..fler
Sheernefs -
Phatt,n

Sailed from
to be for Mad

Trident
Rued
Caroline

La Dectaigneuil
Sailed from
dui, accounts
barking troop

To thefe ma
taro FAVERMAI
June and w•as ;
large chips for
with LINOIS,
edit), capture

There i
lowing Chips o
Centurion
Grampus
St. Forma°
Concorde
Terpftchore
Fot
Wilhelmina
Vidor
Alba:rola
Darner

Rattleftsake

The Cunt,
ttw, Captain
tnuft now he a
The followit
the above velfc
His Majefty
chored in the t
from a cruize.
Tto 'PRE-51E!
arrived at Burr
thence about tt
SHAKE froOp
Lieut. GORDON
The For ft
Mocha Roads I
'tented the Ft,
our trade in tilt

His tfajefty
Capt. SURRIDG
D}DA:oNsuss,
were in Cochin
Tbr crew of
fickly what} at .
His Majefty'!
=rived in Madi

His Majedy
Owi.t.t, which 1:
rived in
patches for Ad

The (loops of
And ALhATROI
Bengal in June
gear quantity
The PHAETn
at Bengal on a
The Hugh I
to a leak, had
bound fleet a c
the River Gai
Wales's Hand
bad been taken
her Cafe into the
Two Dutch I
lying in Banta'
on the 2zd May
purpofe of proc
former one hav
The Dutch men
manned, and in
and alnaoa of e$