Star.
London, England, 1806-01-29 00:00:00

reps& bs realifedkit will bs prodltaive of the mot/
bensibital conference@ to the natisst ; and from the
laudabbteaertiins of the Marquis of licessmcstart,
'to lfAjig about a cordiality L./ leatherette among high
and didinguilied perfonsges deeply interciled in thi
welfare of the nation, and titc fucFer, with whirl WS
labours bate been crowned, we think we have Cal
thong grounds to believe, the 'country will sot be
difappuinted in it. !),,pes.

Lord SIDI4OUI 11, we uncleifland, with that
tifm which the country was prepated to esker from
his charatler, gives his whole foppott to the new err
rangement, without flipulating, as lets dirintereficd
rum would do, for any pert:mai appointMent.

One of the firtt efforts of tl.e new Adminiaratioi
will be addreffed to the watliicc otganization of the
country.

PARIS PAPERS

Have arrivcd to :15114 I.nrc ca. rafts fr•-m
are g7ven in the next e :Ernpe:e.r Nero.
1.63 N had not then re..ched Pali,. Ile rcmaios at
Munich to be pretent at the mar rube of his fon, Prince
EL,V4E. u ith he Prince's vcosTas r.i Bavaria.
T':: Treaty of Prelbuigli crasiills 'of 24 articles.
It ivas Cigna on the 26th of pit:ember. anti ratified
the neat day.

From thp great length of the ctelsite we are pre.
vented tront giving it a place this day. It (hall be
minted to morrow. •

A compromife, it i, faid, has taken place with re.
fped to the Middlefer EleCtion, in confequence of
which Mr. MAIN WARING 13 to be the fitting Member.
Lord Hawaraeuar's appointment to the Cinque
Ports appears in the Gazette Ci Lit night.
The Kum has been pleated to grant to the Rev.
HUGH CHOLSONOILSY, M. A. the Deanery of the
cathedral church of Chefier, void by the death of Dr.
J. COTTON, late Dean ther:of.
The KING has alto been plcafed to preterit the Rev.
Scarf., Milliner of the New Church in Dum-
fries, to the Church of Sr. Michael, at Dumfries, in
thePrefbytery and County of Dumfries, vacant by the
death of Dr. WM. Bvitesioe, late miniffer there.
A dud took place, on the r6th of December, at
Philadelphia, between Major. W. Jacasow, the Edi-
tor of a Nerefpaper in that city. and D. W. Cure,
Efq. when the former received a ball through his jaws.
Yefterday J. Barrow, C. Winee, and S. Davis,
flood in tke pi.loi y, in Finibury-fguare, purfuant to
their fentence, fcr big with J. Marrior, by
fraudulent pretence*, to prevent J. Hathaway, a
Vankriipt, from obtaining his certificate. The fen-
tence was deferred, on Marrkt, in confequence of a
fevere indifpofition.
COIN MALKST, MARC LANE, JAN. 29—. The ar.
deals of Wheat coaftwile to-day, are very few, but
the quantities of Foreign on hand are large--Prime
[ample* keep their pricey other qualities are dull fele—
rye is clearerthere is a continuatice of large arrivals
of Barley, and the price further-declines—Malt heavy
Cale—New Tick Beans 245. to 3os per quartet—Oats
are in middling fupply, not many fine ; this trade
is not lower—Flour at little variation, Come cargoes
from America are at hand.
Toaeav, Jaw. 27.—Sailed this afternoon the Chan-
nel Fleet, under command of Admiral Cuemweitis,
to the Weftward.—Wind S. E.

PLYMOUTH, JAM. 27. This afternoon failed from
Cawfand 1.14 y, to the weilward,defilnation not known,
the following fq..atheri under the command of Rear
Admiral Sir R. J. STRACH•I4 : Casa., of 84 guns,
Rear Admiral Sir STRAC HA Nt Sr. GUMMI. of
T9B guns, illltllLie ELLom a, and Tat um pH, of 74
guns each, LOIRB, of 40 guns, DS CAD. and Ans.
Ittirsv, of s 8 guns each, and Ms LA ra us, of 36 guns.
Sailed the 16.31.1110L1. of 18 g 0.., 19 the weltward,
with a fleet under convoy : 4110 the CaacLsNs armed
brig, for Falmouth and Scilly. The Potvensmus,
of 64 guns, which was by my letter of yederday fup-
poled to be miffing, appears by Lill, to beat,
Pot tfmouth.

Poarswourn, Jar. 38.—Arrited laft night the
CRESCINT frigate, and this morning the Tames
frigate, from the Downs. The outward bound flaps
collected here, got under way this morning, with a
fine breeze at N. E. and ate now clear of the land.
The CANADA, Capt. HARPY, and Moscr•ou, Capt.
.OTWA V, of 74 guns, &outruns floor, Capt. CARTI.
err, and Wizzaam and ARLIN:WIC& finite thirty, take
the Welt India (hips to a certain latitude. The
A TL Liso. f
andrig c
a Ie va Copt. .anFcei Lia p
zowita:; Ross (loop, Capt.OY ANT !tore 'hips,
c
take the Lilbon, Gibraltar, and Mediterrare Mips.
The POILPOISI and Woomicu !tore Ships, take the
(hips for Botany Bay, and the latter goes ti the Ealt
Indies. Thefe fleets ct.nfift nf near three hundred (hips,
and they have been alto joined in the Offing by tuips
from the Downs. Sailed alfo the Eptc ti APITItSS
Lieu' Hicsciasow, with feveral (hips, for Cork.
Went out of harbour the AN sort frigate. The Jane
and Elizabeth, HVWITT, from Trinadad, arrived
here this day : the failed from Tottola the 15th of
December, in company with about fizty (hips, under
convoy of the Bsauziev frigate, Capt. Eats', and
parted the 59th, in a gale of Wind, :slier which IlLs
could fee but thirty from the matt heed. The Friend.,
Dian, has filled with water ; a great part of her cargo
is fated.

Doors, Jan. 29.—During the heavy gale of wind
yelerilay the (bop SufAnna, joallbON matter, of and
to Exeter with groceries, WAS driven:on More at Dna-
gcnoti, and is bilged—the cargo Caved. Pallid by.
this day, the brig Lady Jane, of and for London,
with a cargo offruit frcm St. Michael's. Sailed
this aftet noon a number of Cvallers to the Wedward.
having been detained brie by contra: y wind, for
fome time pall.—Wind N. E. and nio.:rratc.
Bassani's, Jsm• 28.—A a nvoy failed chit day
for the Baltic, u It!. a tine breeze at N. E. The BA.
t,tuse gun brig will fail (or the Jade, Wafer, Ton-
ningerr, &c. nit the 3uth instant. The Mary trent.
pert • t !trivet.] brie withconltdcra!,le & nit
.
ing n.
ing to an Amu rtcan flip running ft,til of her in ;he
Swin. I here are now lying here about so fad ref
tranfporti, but as yet we have not heard of their die.
tiasaiva.