Star.
London, England, 1802-03-08 00:00:00

GER3fANT.

HAMSURCH, MARCH I.—Letters from Ratifbon,
dated Feb. 24, lay—" The Hanoverian Minifteron
the istth ult. delivered a fecond note, in rejoinder
to the anfwer given by the Pruffian linifter to his
firft addrefs. In this latter he exprefres his fur-
prize and embarrafTment at the unfavourable re.
ception which his firft adJrefs had experienced :
and exprefily declares, that his Court had no view
to hinder the fecularizations, but only wifhed to
manifeft its right to the countries in queftion.
"A courier has'arriveil at Mccklenburgh Streik z
from Peterlburgh,with a declaration of the Ruffian
Monarch, rejeaing the plan propelled at Paris of
giving Mecklenburgh to Pruffia, to form a better
arrondiernom for the PrufEan dominions, and to fa-
cilitate the indemnities."

Letters from Brufrels, dated Feb. iB, fays—
We learn from Amiens that Lord CORNWALLIS
has had several conferences with the Chevalier
d'Az ARO, the Spanifh Plenipotentiary, refpeeing
the indemnities which Spain demands from Grrat
Britain. M. AZZAZO had referred the fubjed to
his Court. Until this queftion isadjufled, the fign-
ing of the Definitive Treaty is neceffarily retarded.
" England has not yet agreed to indemnify the
Batavians for the Eaft India (hips detained at the
breaking out of the war. The new eftablilhment
of the Italic Republic has alto created new delays.
Neverthelefs there does not exift reafon to doubt
the peace being ultimately figned."
By virtue of a convention figned at Berlin be.
tween France and Pruffia, and afterwards ratified
by the Prince of Orange, his Serene Highnefs, has
formally renounced all claim to his eftates in the
Batavian Provinces, in confideration of fufficient
indemnity being granted to him by France, on the
left bank of the Rhine.

Accounts from Vienna of the trh, mention the
arrival of the Helvetic Envoy Extraordinary, Ba-
ron DIIISBACH, with his Secretary, Baron Lail-
TVLUS. They had vifited the French Minifter,
and were fpeedily to be introduced to his Imperial
Majelly. A confulerable degree of confufion was
excited by the circumftance of the porter of one
of the Foreign Miniflers having been infulted by
a mob.

The Prince of Muria has fent his portrait, rich-
ly fet in brilliants, to the Princefs AMTOMIATTS of
Sicily, his intended fpoufe.
The Marquis CAMPo d'ALstios, the formerly
intended Mini(ler from Spain to Amiens, has re-
turned from Genoa to Rome.

A letter from Bulforah,7lated Sept. 4, siia Con-
ftantinople, rays, " the Bedowan Arabs, who me-
naced the followers of Mahomet, in the year 1798,
have again appeared in arms on the borders of the
Defart, where they are joined by immenfe numbers
of profelytes to their new tenets. Their dodrine is
a fpecies of Deifm, and in decided hoftility to the
Koran ; its Sat propagator is faid to have been af-
faffinated in his camp, and to have been fucceeded
by his fon-in-law, a fanguinary ruffian, who puts to
death all perfons within his power who do not em
price and affift in the eftabliffiment of his new re-
ligion. Confiderable alarm has been excited at
Bagdad, and bodies of troops are marching from'
various quarters in order to oppofe the infurgents.
—One of the-Englifh packets, charged with fome
important commercial difpatches,f has been cap.
tured in the Perfian Gulph, by a piratical fquadron
of dows, commanded by EGwss EGA : the crew
of the packet were landed on an uninhabited part
of the coaft, to the north-weft of Gambron, but
after great hardfhips found their way hither. Ea-
was is one of the perfons concerned in the confpi-
racy againft the life of the Emperor, and who on
its diffiovery effeded his efcape. Several armed
vefels have been fent in quell of him, and a large
reward has been offered for his body alive or dead."

LONDON.

MONDAY, MARCH 8.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK

3 per C. Conl money, 67;—for acc. 681.
5 per Cent. 99k.
►RICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
Batik Stock 674 Imp. Ann. t2} s-x 6
s per Cent. Ann. MI Irifh 5 per Cent. 9(4 roof
Short Ann. 5 5-16/ Conf. for April 68i
Imp. 3 per Cent. 6y j I
DUBLIN, MARCR per Cent. Gov. Dcb. 95t:.
Courfc of Exchange—Dublin on London z t

Yefterday we received Paris Journals of the 3cr
inf. from which we have prefented fome extra,
in the preceding column., as alto from the
burgh arid Dutch Mails.
They do not teem to have taken any alarm in
France refpeding the negociations at Amiens, it
we may judge by the price of their funds, which
have not IluEluated above 5 cent. for fome days.
The price' is 57 fr. g c.
The preparations in our ports are n^.•s the lab.
jet of general converfation, and the timid, %%la
feldom allow themfelves to judge with fufficient
coolnefs, •iew them as a certain indication of an
approaching rupture. They are, however, as
we hive bad occafion before to remark, only
prudent precautions on the part of Miniflers, and
are more calculated to avert than to bring on
hoftilities. How much better it would have
been never to have difaimed, or to have faf.
fered the French force to fail to the Weft-Indies.
feems now to be very generally admitted. All
theoprefent alarm might have thus been prevented.
and we &mild certainly before this time have fen
the Treaty concluded.

We forbear to repeat the idle reafonings that
have been advanced to aocount for the prefent
condue of bliaifters, as a few days will remove
all further ambiguity on the fubjea, lithe enemy
has manifefted any thing like a treacherous con-
duet, it is certainly belt to be prepared to ad with
energy—if they have thrown impediments in the
way of the Definitive Treaty to gain time, which
poifibly they might improve to their own advan-
tage, the condua of our Government is well c.d.
c ulate4 to remove them.

Saturday morning his MA:F sry, attended by
General MANN BLS, rode out on horfeback in Wind.
for Great Park.

The QIIEEN and PRINCESSES, on their way to
Windfor, vifited Mr. CHOLVIONDELEY, at Rich•
mond.

Yefterday morning the Ito YA L FanllLyattended
Divine Service at St. George's Chapel. The at-
tendants were, the Earl of CH ASTER FIELD, the
Hon. Mrs. Hascourr, and Mifs Vvss ; an excel-
lent tension was preached by the Rev. Dr. GM).
ENOUGH, Canon in Refulence, from the lxxvi.
pfalm, verfe u.
The ROYAL Fa Ai Ly, after fenice, returned to
the Lodge.

The Duellers of YORK improves in health ; the
was at the play on Thurfday night at Bath.
His Majefty's letters patent have been paired un-
der the Great Seal of Ireland, for trantlating the
Right Rev. Dr. GFO. DE LA BOER BERESFORD,
Lord Bifhop of the United Bifhopries of Clonfert
and Kilmacduagh, to the Bifhopric of Kilmore, in
the room of the Moll .Rev. and Hon. Dr. CHARLES
BRODRICK, promoted to the Archbilhopric of
Cathel.

Amongft other reforms and retrenchments of
expenditure, the Earl of Sr. VINCENT, it is Paid,
has it in contemplation to abolifh the prcfent al-
lowance to Pullers in the Ifavy, and to give them
an increafe of pay in lieu of loch allowance.
Capt. Cum, of the Fury Bomb, who was the
bearer of the Official difpatches to Government of
the furrender of Grand Cairo, is promoted by the
Lords of the Admiralty to the rank of a Po
Captain, and appointed to Li TIGRE, of 8o guns,
now at Malta, one of the fineft (hips in the fervice,
and lately commanded by the gallant Sir SIDNEY
SMITH.

The bill letters from India mention that Mar.
quis WILLIOLY has been appointed Captain-Gene-
ral and Commander in Chief in India. The Court
of DireElors have alto voted a very fuperb Nord,
as a prefent to Colonel 0.0411, for his eminent fer-
vices at Seringapatam.
Letters from India, dated early in O. !late,
that the Poligar, CHINN* MADOO, has occafioned
fuch alarm in the neighbourhood of Madua, that
whole villageb have been deferted, and the natives
Bed into the upper provinces for fafety._ This
Chieftain commands a much greater force than
was imagined, and poffelles refources which are
the fubje& of aftonifhment to our Indian Govern.
ment. It appears that fomc Sirdars, formerly in
the fervicc of Ttrroo, and who were received un-
der the proteaion of the Englifh, and liberally
provided for, have joined the fiandard of the Poll-
gar, and by their talents and influence, have ren-
dered his warfare more formidable."

The infurgents who were routed by Colonel ST r•
PHENSEN, in Tinwelly, have taken refuge in the
almoft inacceilible part of the Ghauts to the South
of Panamgoody.

ZEMAUN SHAH, according to letters from Surat,
dated early in September, was poifoned at a pub-
lic entertainment. It is added that the ccmfpira-
tors had taken refuge in the camp of the Infur•
gents, on the South Eaft frontiers. So loon as
tranquillity is rellored in the interior, the India
Company purpofe to fend an embaffy to Cabal, with
a view, it is Rated, of eftablithing a Relidency on
the frontiers of Candahar.

Letters from Bagdal !late, that a numerous ban•
ditti had attacked the caravan in its progrefs
through the Wart,