Star.
London, England, 1801-04-27 00:00:00

MONDAY, APRIL *7.

pp.= OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLeCK :
Confab sciiii—for amount 5711--Ousnium 7 7 611 prem.
Reg. sgi +—New s per Cent. 92414.—01 d ditto 94,11.
Dimas, Arta. az ..—Price of Stocks thin day :
Bank Stock 140-31 per Cent. Gov. Deb. 7.t.
per C. Gov. Deb. 9o}—Boyne Navigation, per Cents. 73.
Courfe of Excbango--Dublin on London 121.

yefterday we received Paris Journals to the 22d,
2nd this morning thofe of the 23d inflant. The
ftatement refpetting the reported defeat of Sir
Rat.rn ABERCROMBIE on the loth of March, is
repeated in feveral letters received from Milan,
Naples, and Genoa; but the Moniieur continues
tient on the fubjea, and there Teems to be no truth
in the report. From Turkey, however, the Official
prlrnal relates circumflances which, if true, prove
that the Ottoman Porte has returned to its alli-
ance with France. A letter from the frontiers of
Turkey, dated March 15, reports from Conftan-
tinoplc that the Britifh Minifter having been pro-
hibited by the GRAND SEIGNIOR to hold any com-
munication with the Divan, was about to leave
Conftantinople. It is added, that a Ruffian fleet,
of fixtecn (hips of war, had arrived in the Darda-
nelles, and that though at firft refuted a free pat-
fage, the Straits had been opened to all Ruffian
vetrels on the exprefs application of the Ruffian
Ambafrador.

For fome time pall it is well known that the in-
trigues of France, and the influence of Ruffia, have
eftranged or intimidated the Turkifh Government
from the alliance of this country. The death of
PAUL was expeded to clear up all there difficulties,
but the profpea is not now fo flattering as it at
fir(t appeared.
A letter from the Hague of the tsth of April
Oates, that fo far as has yet been difcovered, the
politics of the Court of Peterlburgh have under-
gone no change. The Batavian Minifter, M. Bars,
bad received his &ft audience of Peat, the day
before the death of the latter. Five days after he
was prefented to the new EMPEROR, and received
aiTurances of the EMPEROR'S favourable intentions.
It is raid too that ALE:anal had fent a letter ad-
drefTed "To the Government of the Batavian Re-
public," and had appointed a Minifter to go to
the Hague. This fpeedy acknowledgement of the
Batavian Republic is a proof that the influence of
Bossraare's intrigues is not wholly overthrown.
The letters from various parts of France (peak
of the march of confiderable bodies of troops to-
wards the Spanifh frontier. General Sr. Cva is
at Madrid, and it is Paid that the plan of the cam-
paign was fettled by him. The head-quarters of
the Spanifh army have been fixed at Valladolid,
and every thing menaces an attack. The French
troops, however, are expeded before any opera-
tions are attempted.

The Mani/ear mentions the arrival at Rochefort
of a veffel from the Ifte of France in 72 days, with
a valuable cargo, &c. This veffcl is raid to have
brought the news of our Expedition againft Bata.
via having been repulfed. The fame news was
circulated a (port time ago at Amfterdam. From
the filence of the Company's difpatches, after fo
long an interval from the period of the reported
furrender of the place, there certainly appears no
reafon to believe the firll rumours of its c apture.
The French army of obfervation in Italy, is
fpreading itfelf in a friendly manner over the domi-
nions of the Ktmc of NA ?Lis ! General Muller
has addreffed a curious proclamation to his army
on this occafion, in which he declaims againft the
Englifb nation. He enjoins his foldiers to refpeit
the laws, ufages, and prejudices of the people
among whom they live, and tells them that they
are not called on to be the reformer: of the world !
The French Tura Conferuiv are
.54 francs.
The Pruffians have taken quiet polleffion of
Hanover, and have diftniffed molt of the Hano-
verian troops, many of whom it is raid have en.
lifted into the Prullian fervice.
It is alfo Alerted, that the Elbe continues !hut
againft the Englifh, a circumllance which may
expla:n the non-arrival of the Hamburgh mails,
though the wind has been fo very fair.

Their Royal HighnelTes the Pluses of WALIS,
nukes of CLARCIICE, }CANT, and CUMBERLAND,
aid Prince ADOLPHUS, dined, on Saturday, at
I tw, with the QOM, and PrincefTes, in compli-
ment to Pa incers MARY, on her birth day.
Yeflerday Colonel Sir WILLIAM COCKIII/101
w 'iced on their Mamma at Kew, and had the
honnu: to deliver to the gykill, a letter from hts
I '.ghnefs the Nabob of the Carnotic to her Ma-
p %Tv.

The I)uches of GLOUCIIIITIR, on Saturday laft,
w. 1% nearly overturned in her carriage, as the was
t ;ling an excnrfion on the Kent road.
At Newmarket, on Saturday, Sir C. Banbury's
Sorcerer, 811. tolb. beat Mr. Concannoa's Rich•
ll'ood, 711 slb. Two M. M. toogs. h. ft.—Lord
Stawell's ch. c. by Precipitate, 311. 131 b. beat Mr.
Concannon's Swabina, BR. Y. C. :cgs.
A Meetin
_cdc place a few days fence, between
Lieutenants and H—, of the Weft Nor-
folk Militia, near Fort Monkton : after feveral
fruitlefs attempts of the feccmds to reconcile the
partiel, they fired, and the latter received fo revere
a wound in the groin, that he expired the fame
evening.