Star.
London, England, 1805-03-11 00:00:00

COTTENBURCH NTML

ST/Ib:HOLM, 25. —Her Mrjedy the Quecr.
was, on the cad inllant, at half patt three o'c:ot k
the afternoon, fafely delivered of a Trifled's, to die
great joy of every perfon here. The Qi/een arJ.
Princefi are.both likely to do well.
His Excellency M. de Novottlyzorr and fuite ar-
rived here on the azd inflant, and the next day pur.
fued hit journey to St. Peterfburgh. An Englifit con•
rier arrived here at the fame time, with difpatches fs:r
St. Peteriburgh. The frigate and cutter by which
they came from England not having been able to
make the port of Gottenburgh„ were obliged to land
them in Norway.
VIENNA, FEB. 13.—A Courier who has arrived
here from Paris, has brought inflruElions to the
French Ambaffador, M. de la Rociaroucaut.r.
From the Loth to the 13th, he received and returned
vifitt from the Spanilli Amballador and other foreign
Minitters, as alfo from the principal Nobility. Thc
Ruffian Ambaffador, however, took no part in this
ceremonial.

Yellerday being the birth-day of the Emperor,
the Archduke CHARLES gave an entettainment,
which all Member. of the Royal Family mere prefect.
On the fame day the Ruffian Ambarrador, Count
itasumowsizy gave a ball to above 150 perform
Yefterday the Minifter of State, Count Com Er: Tz
gyve a grand dinner to the French Amhailador and
many perfons of diftinftion.
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It ii now Paid that the camp in Friuli will not be"
formed ; nor will the cordon on the Italian frontier%
receive any further reinforcements.
ITALY, Fe.. s.—An Englifh fquadron of fix fhips
is cruizing off the coaft of Genoa.
In the Neapolitan territory, where all the fortreffes
were providing with ammunition, provifions, &c.
thefe warlike preparations are now difcontinued Since
the neutrality of the country is now confirmed by a
new Convention with France.

BeIN FEB. 4.—The Emperor NAPOLEON hits writ-
ten *he following letter to the LAbiDAM GI AN Of Swit-
zerland :

4, To our great and dear Friend the ',mammas
of Switzerland.
" VERY DEAR AND GREAT FRIEND,
" At the moment when it pleated DIVINE PEovt-
oseca to call me to the throne of France, nothing
could be more pleating to me, than the ezprel:fion of
the fentiments with which you participate in the event,
Your deputies have delivered your letter of congratu-
lation, and in the manner in which they have dif-
charged their million, have fully jullified the confi-
dence you placed in them. During their Day here,
they have been able to Milne you of my unchangeable
intentions to preferve the friendly relations between
the two States. I with they may convey to you there
affurances, as alio dick of my eneem and regard for
you. I pray Gon, my dear and great Friend, to
have you in his holy keeping. (Signed)

-"
NAPOLEON."

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Path. January 4. sBc)s. _ ____
MADRID, Jaw. zB.—ln the conrfe of next month
to Spanifh (hips of the line and a proportionable
number of frigates will be completely ready for lea.
This naval force will be donbled in the month of
March, and will be continually becoming litonger.
The Military preparations for the defence of Ferrol
and the neighbouring cosits, are now completed,.
There are in that vicinity nearly to,ooo men, and
the batteries are manned with more than zoo Arta•
lery men.
Merchant veifels and other (hips frequently get
into Cadiz, notwithltanding the blockade. A lhip
from Ametica lately came in.

LONDON.

MONDAY. MAIICH ii.

PRICE CF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK!
Confab, far =orb 38f—for April, 581/..—Orianium 31
Navy 3 per Cents 89k.

PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :

Bank Stock but
3 pa C. Red. Ann. glut
3 per Cent Cant igi
4 per Cent. Oust
S per Cat. Navy 89if
5 pa Cent. 1797,102 f
Bank L. Ann. !hut

India B. ad,
Imp. 3 per Cent s
Imp. Ann. of 9 16
Excheq. Bills ta. I It. is dif. par
Omnium 3 prom
Tiek.gt s ilil. (11.
Couf. for arc. SEs

Letters from Gnernfey of the 6th infl. Rate, that
three Spanifh wails lately captured by foie: of our
creizers, have been retaken, and fent into St. Ma-
toes by tome of the enemy's privateers.

The LocysT gun.brig, Lieut. L. r, has been
towed into the Downs, alma a wreck, having had a
revere engagement under the batteries of Amble-
teufe with a number of the enemy's (mall cra ft, which
were either driven on fhore or funk. For the parti-
culars of this aaion we refer to the letters under tlao
head of BLOCKADING SQIIADION.

A Gottenburgh mail, and alfp Dutch papers to the
Bth, and French Journals to the 3d infant, have ar-
rived fince our lall.

The Dutch Papers mention the arrival of SCHIM.
mstrearircit from Paris. It is Rated, that a charge
in the Government of that country will loon he an-
nounced. A private letter of the 27th of February,
from Amflerdam, contains the following intereiti.
intelligence on this fubjea
ScnimateLpswittacs has left this place for the
Hague. The following is the plan of the new Go-
vernment now in circulation. A Sovereign Affembly
in lieu of the former States General, which is to c(..,-
fill of feven Members from Holland, and two from
each of the other Provinces, except Utrecht and
Zealand, which null fend one each only. This Al-
terably is to vote indi►idually, and not by the pro-
vinces the Members reprefent. SCHIMMILPENNINCK
is to prefide in this Affembly, but not to have the
powg of a veto. The Legiflative and Exerutive
Bodies are to ceafe, but the Departmental Authori-
ties, with thofe of the Cities and Towne, will be conti-
nued. Inhead of the five different Councils of State
there will be appointe4 Minifters for each Depart-

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meat. as of War, of nastiest of Marines of Foreigi
Relations, MA of the Horne Department.
It is likewife Paid that the French army here are
to be no longer paid it the e!pence of the Republic."
The Ronal= Cerra* of the tth, contains accoun6
from the Cape of Gnnd Hope, fo late as the begin.
sling of November, at which tinle it appears that the
inhabitants were in daily expeaition or an attack
from the Englilk :
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az react. of • LITTER BROW Till CAPS Of 00011

Hole, MITID sortlrlaa 41 3804.
" The unfortunate fituation we are in, his taktn
from ine all deGre of writing. , We expe@ every mo-
ment an attack from the enemy. Molt people have
vi,ted the town, but I Rill reinain. I (hall Rai in
the town as long as I can—where &odd I fiy t Itt
every place there is danger. We bark thisday beat
off (;ebeniarden4) an enemy's fbip, apparently Eng.
lith. }harts only knows what our fits will bia-4
cannot, nor dare I write more."
The Nesikstr of the ill intl. contains the fallowing :
" Porls,FebroseisB.

The names of the two corvettes taken in the Me-
diterranean by his Majeßy's frigates l'Hartenfe,Capr
Lamm:As la, and l'lncorruptible. Captain Baum
are not yet known.
" There two corvettes endeavoured to protect a
convoy of forty fail. which they had under convoy.
and dropped iffern to engage the two From& frigates
which were id ptwfuit of them. They had chafed
them the 41,12b1e of the t3th Nivofe (Jan. 3.) and the
vagagensent did not tike place tM the t4th at break
of day.

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" The Incorruptible engaged the large& of there
ycfcls within piaol that, and the Hortenfe the other.
In an hour and a quarter the kr& hauled down her
colours, and was taktb in tow, but the made fo much
water that Capt. BtLitre was obliged to take out the
clew, end the wounded, who amotinted to thirty,:—
The crew; Canal/tag of iso area, were !lifted on
board the Inecirttpdhle, and the prize foots after
funk. She had ag men killed dtiring the &Ilion.—
This veffel was of a peculiar boiltruaion, ind'failed
remarkably fall. She ntorintrd thirty je•pound cer-
tainties, VS of which were on the main deck. and
fug on the quarter deck.—The Incorrtlptifile had bat
nun .killed and fire wounded.

“ While the was engaged with this veffel the Hor-
tenfe attacked the feeond corvette, which the took
after a lort refidance, and then funk her. She was
boitib-veffel, carr Ting two mortars and feveral large
guns. The two frigates then parted, and went in
parfait of the corivoy which difperfecl, taking diffe-
rent courfes. The Incorruptible, betides other vet:
f:l3, funk fcveral from Malta laded with artillery.,:—
The Hortenfe did the fame t and the incorruptible
having loft fight of her, and being encumbered with
prifoners, was obliged to bear away and make for
Carthagena, which me entered on the iith, to land
the Firmer'.

" Captain BILLIIT, who fends this account, bi-
no s the highea praife a the diem and crew of
the Incorruptible."
The Meekest of the ad; after Rating iEe arrival of
tAe frigate la Prefielenti from the Welllndiess tap—
She left our colonies of Guadaloupe and Martinique
in the molt flourithing Rate. They were abundantly
fupplied with provifions; agriculture war is a molt
thriving condition, and the garrifoo was fufficient and
in good health. The privateers iit Goada.loive were
making great havoc among the Boiling traing Ter-
cels." Then folloiss ad account of the capture of the
Lilly, Captain Cow 'Too, by it French privateer be-
longing to M. MaLasvias, and Of the onfacceniul at-
tempt made by the boats of the GALATIA frigate, to
cut out the Lilly from the Saints, as Nis already
been (fated in this Paper.
The Mourne contains allb a lin of its Files taken
by the French priviteers of Guaddloope, Mims
the month of Thermidor, year t t, (Austin) and the
sd of Floreal, year 12, (April) tranfmitted to the
Minifter of the Marine and Colivies, by General Ea-
POUT, Captain General of Guadaloupe. This hit
see fludl give to-morrow.

From the laiataecounts given in tisk Molitor of
the attack made on our Mediterranean fieet, we have
firong hopes it will torn out, that but few of the
trading vefiels have been captured. It is not to be
believed that they would lie by while the Aaaow
hoop and the bomb brig were fighting the French
frigates.

Friday morning, a little before ten, his Malts?!
anived from Kew at the Cattle of Windfor, atten-
ded by the Eqnerries in waiting. After dreffing in
the uniform of the Blues, his favourite regiment, he
wi nt out to the regiment in the Great Park,where they
had a field day. His Mai DUTY was attended by Gene-
rals Mama t as and FITZLOY, and raw the regiment ge
through a number of evolutions. About one o'clock
the regiment returned, and his MAIISTY rode at
their -head through Windfor to the barracks at
Clewer. His MAJESTY looked in the be& health and
f?irits.
On Saturday morning, about ten o'clock, his Ma.
juts', accompanied by his Equerries in Waiting,
rode to Langley Broom, where a fine flag was Anted.
The deer at Rafting went with great (peed through
the inclofures towards Stoke-green, where he got into
a farm-yard, but the hounds bein doh up with him
he had no time to fhelter himfelc and flirted again,
and went by Stf.ke•common, leaving Langley-park
to the right, and was taken within about two miles
of Bulitrnde before one o'clock. After the hunt his
MAJESTY rode to Frogman, and nut her Mai ISTT
at..l the Prtncelres.