Star.
London, England, 1805-12-25 00:00:00

LONDON.

WIONESDAY,
PRICF. OF STOCI
per C. Red. fict
per Can. Conf. 111.tt
4 per Cent. 771 78 77i
5 per Cent Navy Butt
5 per Cent. 1797, 99U
Long Ann. 17 t•tbi

DECEMBER. 2!.
ILS YES ITRDAY.
llmperial 3 pct. Cent. 59111
Imp. Ann. 8 15-16
Eicheq• Bills, par 211 3 111. dIL
Lottcry Tickets 191. 17$.
Conf for opening 62162

Two Hamburgh Mails became due this morning,
neither of which had artived when this Paper was
put to prefs.
Letters from Holl.ind of the 1011 and t6th, were
received yefterday, but they brought no intelligence.
It was reported IA night that difpatclies had been
received, Rating, that the French army in Moravia
had been forced to retreat to Vienna—No filch dil
patches were received.

It is reported that an expedition is fhortly to be
fent to the South Well Coaft of France, to confift of
all the French emigrants in Bridal pay, and any'
others who may with to join their ftandard, to carry
with them artillery, and 30,000 (land of arms. "The
country (lays a morning paper) will, no doubt, re
juice at this meafure, as it will afford an opportunity
to thefe unfortunate men of regaining their long loft
poffellions, and at the fame time caufe confufion and
difmay to the Tyrant that now rules over the French
Empire. To whom the command will be intrufled,
is not yet determined, but probably to one of the
French Princes, attended by all the Military Noble&
in this country."—Has the Wile of the (Illiberal ex-
pedition been already forgotten ?

By our letters from Plymouth and Torbay, we
learn that the following chips have come in from off
Breit, viz.
Ship. GYM. Coirmanekre.
`Admiral
CORNWALLIS.
The Ville de Paris 310 Viee-Admiral NUORNT.
Captain WHITBY.

prince George . 98 LoSACC.
Bat fltur 92 Sir IL DAR LOW.
Captain 74 -- G. H. ST MIENS.
There have arrived at Plymouth.
The following are at Torbay:
110 ricc-AdatiralbouoLAS.
Captain BEDYOID.
rice-Admiral Sir C. COTTON.
112 Captain ittexti s.

Hibernia

San Joref
Dragon,

74 Captain Gam /Tito
8Q m••••• LAW FOR Do

Warrior, - 74 ----Liss's.
Triumph, • 74 .....• INMAN.
Malta, - 84 •-•---31uLt.ta.
Our letters from Plymouth (late, that they left the
French Brea fleet in that harbour. Should this prove
correct, it will follow that the fquadron of eleven
!hips, of which we made mention on Monday ind
yeaerday, is from Rochefort and L'Orient, as has
already been fuppofcd.—But there are letters in town
which (late, that on the t ith the Brea fleet, confift-
ing of 28 fail, fucceeded in efcaping our blockading
fleet, and aitually put to fea; that they parted into
two divifions loon after, one of which, it is fuppofed,
has proceeded for the Welt Indies. A (hip from Gi-
braltar, arrived at the Mother Bank, alfo Rates, that
the French fleet to the number of zo fail are at
fea, and limilar information has been communicated
by the Captain of a tranfport.
Thefe accounts are fo contradiaory that we cannot
reconcile them. It does not however appear very
probable that the &ea Fleet can be out. Admira'
CostawaLt.ts, in that cafe, would hardly have brought
any of his (hips into port—he would have gone in quell
of the enemy. We are rather inclined to this* that
the Brea Fleet is 11111 in poo, and that thofe at fea
are fromiltochefort and L'Orient, as we timed before.
A report is circulated in the City, that feveral fail
of tranfports, with troops from Gibraltar, were car,
wed by the French fleet, who, after keeping poffef
lion of them feveral days, Coffered them to proceed,
the French not wilhing to be encumbered with troops.
But no date or place is mentioned, and the report in
itfelf is not very probable.
Orders have been Wised for a flrong force to fail
in purfuit of the fquadron which captured the Ocean
tranfport.

Yeaertlay Princefs AUGUSTA, Scpus* and Asst.
era. accompanied by General Fri zany and Colonel
Taveoa on horfeback, and Lady SYDNEY in a chaite
took an airing in Windfor Park.
Yeßerday, foon after three o'clock, Lord CAST Lt
REAGH had an audience of the Duke of YORK, at his
Office, in the Horfe Guards, and continued with his
Royal Highnefs a confolerable time. After which,
the Duke held a public day, and faw a number of
military officers.
This being Chritimas Day, the Duke of Yoai at-
tended Divine Service, at the Military Chapel, in the
New Way, Weßminßer,
Mr. Prrr, according to private letters received
yeßerday from Bath, is much recovered from his in-
difpofition of the gout.
Mr. BEATTIE, Surgeon of the VICTORY, has tranf-
mitted to Mr. PHILLIPS, for the next Number of the
MEDICAL and Puvsicat. JOURNAL, a correa account
of the cireumitances attending the death of Lord
NELSON, with a proteffiqual account of the wound,
and a coloured draaing,,.
A few mornings ago four men picked up a paper
parcel on the highway, in Clifton, which, upon exa.
, mination, contained bank note's to the amount of 4001.
They were cried by the hellman,.and owned, and the
proprietor upon the recommendation of Malvusw
I.'l'i-carrel Mt. gaVe in each man fire guineas as
A reward for his honefty. • • ••• •