Star.
London, England, 1801-03-27 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Worsts., MANCH 25.—The corps of Pruffian
commanded by General Btu i a, whole
troops,q 11 F.
head-quarters are at Rees, is on the point (.1
marching towards the frontiers of Hanover.—
There will alto be detached 'to the fame deaina-
don a body of troops from the corps under Gc.
nen! SCRAM:MI, whofe bead-quarters are at Mun-
.
fler, while other troops are in motion from the in-
terior of PrufGa. All there difpofitions leave no
• room for a doubt concerning the fpeedy occupa- 1
' tion of Hanover, and of the cities of Bremen, Ln. I
beck, and Hamburgh, by the Pruffian troops.
The Regency of Hanover have concentrated the
Eleacral forces in the environs of Oldenburgh
and Brcmerlee.
COPENHAGEN, MARCH to.—The arrival here of
Mr. VANSSTTAIRT has given rife to a variety of
conjedures. He is, it is raid, charged with a par-
ticular mil Lon to our government.
In regard to Mr. DRUMMOND. he (HU remains
here invifible, and though it is ailmoll certain that
he received, fix days ago, letters of credit as Mi. 1
Lifter Plenipotentiary, he no longer appears in 1
public as before. It is prefumcd, that he will him.
t'clf be fenfible'
and that he has been given to
understand, that he cannot be acknowledged in
his official capacity, till the ernbutgo is removed.
Mr. TALBOT, who MRS the Britilh Charge d'Af-
f..ires at the Smell& Court, andwho flopped here fc.
venal days on' i; return from Stockholm, left this
city in the beginning of 101 l week. We were not a
little furprifed to fee him return thither on the 7th
init. aid it vas concluded that when he arrived at I
the Greater B.lt, he met a courier who brought
him orders to return to Sweden • but it appears
that be returned merely to lean-Ahe contents of
Mr. DRUMMOND'S difpatchex, and he talks of de-
fining very Coon, not for Stockholm, but for
cingLind. •

LONDON.

FRIDAY. MARCH sy.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OVLOCX :
Caddo ssji..-for ace. 581.—.1 per C. 2 4+ll—.omoium ii i
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Rank Stock Rue i pang Ann. (hut

3 pa Coat. Red. ant
3 Pcr C Coat Saiiii
4 per COIL. OM
pa C. Navy 94 95i
Dkto Loyalty Am

krip73 per Cent. 571
Imp. Ann. Ii
India Stock
offUIIUITI si 64 51_i J}}
Cost for April 58fit

Yefterday arrived the Hamburgh Mail due on
Sunday laft ; and by the fame conveyance, an
overland difpateh from India.
Letters from Conflantinople, dated February s 8,
Itate, that the Englifis fleet had failed for Egypt,
and that the Turkiih fleet would fail in r s days.
It is &flirted that General ABELCRONISIE bad of-
fered General Masan an honourable capitulation,
if he would evacuate Egypt with his troops, and
return to France ; but, it is added, that he had
received a pofitive refufal. The Eaglith expea the
co-operation of 6030 men from the Eaft Indies,
which will give employment to the French on the
eastern part of Egypt, while General ABERCROM•
E attacks the country on the northern and weft-
ern fides.

It is Rated in private letters, that the Englifh
Conful at Hamburgh has given an intimation to
all Britith Chips to depart out of the Elbe.
It appears by letters from Hamburgh, that in-
telligence of the failing of Sir HYDE PARKER'S
fleet for the North Sea, was received there on the
17th or 18th, and would he immediately tranfrnit-
ted to Copenhagen, fo that it is poflible the Da-
nifh Government would have a fhort warning of
its approach. The rea of the intelligence brought
by the Mail will. be found in the preceding colums.
At a very late hour laft night we received Paris
Journals to the 23d inclufive. They are extremely
barren of intelligence. The Mositessr of the 23d
contains an extra& of a letter from Conflantino-
ple of the 15th of February, which Rates, that
General As Eac Rom ar was Rill at Macri, and re-
prefents the expedition to Egypt as hopelefs.
A Letter from Wefel, dated the z4th of March,
Pays that a body of Prat :Gan troops were moving
towards the frontiers of Hanover ; and no doubt
was entertained that Hanover, as well as Ham-
burgh, Bremen, &c. would be occupied by Pruffla.

It is reported in a letter from Turin of the loth
March, that application was to be made by the
French Government for the union of Piedmont
to the French Republic.

The French Tiers Confolides have fallen to 52.
There papers, we underhand, arrived in a French
Flag of Truce.

Her MAJISTY held a drawing room yelterday
at St. James's Palace, it being die twit Court day
fence his Mails:Vs happy recovery from his 1.-te
indifpofition. A more numerous company of No-
b:lity of both fixes were fcarcely ever affembled,
who came to congratulate the OuEEN on the joyful
occafion.

The Court Room was graced with the following
noble perfonages and perfons of dillinition
Their Royal Higluserres the Princerlits Aoguita, Elizabeth,
Mary and Sophia.
Their Royal HighneiTes the Prince of Wales, the Dukea of
York, Clarence Kent and Cumberland.
His Royal Mightier' the Dukc of Glouc,.fter and Prince&
Sophia.
Their Serene Higlineffes the Prince and Prince& of Orange.
The Arehmthop of Canterbury.
The Bilhops of London,Gluucelter, Oxford, Ro -halter, Lite!).
field and Meath, Coventry, Norwich, St. David's, sacter.seel
Kildare.
The Lord Chancellor.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The Attorney and Solicitor General.
The Matter of the Roth.

The Imperial, Neapolitan, Wirtemberg, Hanoverian, Her-
fan, Bavarian, Americo, and Algerinc Envoys, and the
Tin LIM Charge d'Affaires.
The Dukes of Portland, Roxburgh, Somerfet and Athol.
Margulffes—Sollibury, Waterford, Tbumood, Ely, Towle-
bend, Sligo, Lorne, lia.. , 4V4CfCO2IIC.
Farb—Dynevor, Harrington, Moira, Chatham.
Morton, Cowper, Morclesield, Damtries, Galloway, Chellee-
field, St. Vincent, Radnor, Uxbridge, Chnlinuncicky,
field. Camden, Aykfbury, Weftmoreknd, Poulett.
Vdcounts—Downe, Falmouth, Hood, Howe, Sydney.
Lords—Cathcart, Bruce, rttttvilk, Carkton, Graneey,
Raditock, Hawkribury, Rolk, Roufe, R. Fitegenddi, Bayning,
Arden, Carrington, Kenmore, Vaverfau, Braybruke, Hare-
wood, Gwydir, Willoughby de Broke, Wolfing/tarn, Somer-
ville, Fitxharris, Gleabervie, C. Somerfet, Napier, Folkefton.
The Rev. Dr. Parker.
Sirs—J]. P. Parker, J. Mufgrave, H. Munro, C. Mori.
gan, J. Callender, E. liartop, R. Glyn, J. B. Borgefs, F. Sykes,
C. Hudfon,
Admiral DlRby.

,
G,.neralss—Delaneey, Manners, Adeanc, Lcnnoi, Tarim*.
Coloncls—Slade, Riam, Beaumont, Egerton.
Lieutenant-Colonel Lake.

Mr. Alderman Watfon,and Mari Fox, Sheridan, P. Carey,
Braggt, Grey, Whitbread, Tyme, and soft of the members
of the Hon. Houk of Commons.
Princti. of Carte!kali.

Ducheffes—Mootrofe, Dodd, Beaufort, Chattdos, Bat-
dough, Gordon, Northumberland, Leeds, Athol.
Marchionetress.-Bath and Dowager Bath, Ahercorne, Sa-
Efbury,Townihend, Sligo, Donnegal, Hertford, Thomostd.
Counteffesv-Maltnefbury, Camden, Uxbridge, Cheltcr-
ficld, Haringeon, Radnor, Mount Edgecumbe,Spenecr, Stam-
ford, Caddie, Pomfret, aemarvon, Cholrnondeley, Chatham,
Kingßoo, Liverpool, Weilmordand, Mansfield, Aglefbury,
Leitrint.Delawar, Caillcreash, Vs'eftincoh, Kinnoul, Talbot,
Dowager Porrtmouth, Mount Morris.
ViScaunteffor—Sudky, Tamworth, Narbertott, Newark,
Mathin, Wentworth, Bulldry, Palmer ton, Chetwynd.
Ladies--Templctown, Loughborough, L. Pufg, M. Ben-
tinck, B. got, Milbankc, AMcck, Arnherit, A. Hatton, Bank es.
F. Compton, Yongc, Howard, Lavington, Williams, Folke-
iton, Faweitt, Headly Witham, Flawkeibury, Mufgrave, C.
F. Long, Bayning, Braybroke, Lucas, C. Johnfon' J. Jamev.
Roue, Vernon. Carrington, Grenville, Cottcrcl, Calthorpe,
C. Somerfet, Headfort, Clarges, Sheffield, Percival, Fawcett,
Dowager Lady Glyn, Kenmare, Willoughby, C. E. and J.
Thyme, N. Holland.
Ladle.—Afhburnham Grantham, Catharine Harris, arc
Percya, C. Dellaryfe, WoCidhquic, Bruce, C. Lennox, Wroug
loch C. Jeatkinton, lkaumuoit, Vaverfau, bialgrarci Ctlilkra

Heathcote, C. Nigh, M. Ofborne, Willa, Gienbervie, itif,hop
Montague, G. Villiers, Walfingiam, Hort, Crofton, Louif..
Corrie.
Miftrafes--Milne, Dawkins, Sutton, Solley, Robinfon
Carleton, S. Vail-al. Bonfoy, Porteaus, Barnard, York, Free-
mantle, Egerton, Elliot, Trapeau, ViUien, Thelluffon,
coigne, King, Barnard, Harding, Sykes, P. Carey, Ramfdcn.
Prachills, Dishy, Combe, Howard, H. Windfor, Rhin, H.
Williams, Heathcote, Darner, C. York, Mills, Poole, Ellifon
Bnnfcomb, Rofe, M. Pitt, Norris, Courtatay.
Miffes—Erikine, Maclean, Clarke, Whitworth, Jefferir,
Chefter, Colman, Brudenel, Harley, Sykes, Jennings, Bankes,
Mines, Crofton, Bougkton, Poynts, De Grey, Hudfon, Cour-
tenay, Smith.
The Nobility introduced to her Majefty were—
Captain Markham, one of the Lords of the Admiralty, by
Earl St. Vincent, who had the honour to kits the (teen's haul;
as hail all the new Mlnlfters.
Lady Louifa Corrie, by the Counters of Caftlerugh.
Vifcountefs Mathvn on her arriving from Ireland.
Lady Catherine Harris, by her mother, the Counters of
Malmeibury.
Lieutenant-Colonel Slade kired the Qyeen's hand on his ap-
pointment as Equerry to his Royal /Bend' the Duke of Cum-
berland.

Mils Boughton, daiighter of Charles Ronk Boughton, Efq.
by her mother, Lady. Boughton.
Lady C. Long and Lady G. Villiers were at Court for the
firft time this fcafon.
Mils Milnes, by her mother Mrs. Milner.
Lady C. Tinley Long was at Court for the firft time this few.
fon, and alto Lady G. Villiers. _ _

The Court, from the uncommon number of per.
fons prefent, did not dole till after five o'clock, and
it was pall fix before the company left the palace.
His Majefty did not attend the drawingroom.
The Publication, mentioned in fuch high terms
of approbation by the Marquis of Landfdowne,
in the debate on Friday laft, was Mr. Goldfmith's
Tranflation of the " State of the French Repub.,
lie at the end of the Year VIII," by Citizen Hau-
terive, Chef de Relations Exterieurs, who is now
on a Million to Peterfburgb.
Among the excellent-kJ at the Hay-Market Ora-
torio on Wednefday night, it would be unjuft not,
to notice the very finifhed ftyle in which Mrs.
MOUNTAIN funi, " 0 had I Jubal's Lyre." The
approbation o a difceming public, which was
teftified in the unbounded applaufe the received,
mull, no doubt, be very flattering to the Lady's
feelings--though we may boldly affirm, it was no
more than the was juftly entitled to.
On Monday laft, Mr. SNOW'S Surrey fox-hounds
had a very fine Chace ; they cat off at Hockley
wood, where they quickly found tree foxes, one I
of which took direCtly up the Marfbarn hills to
Ninwood near Coulfdon, and the other ran along
the valley over Tupwood Common, and down to
Godltone, where he was killed dole to the kennel
of his enemies, after a fine run. They then went
in fearch of part of the pack at Ninwood, where,
having joined, poor Reynard was driven back
again ft the wind down into the valley, and being
very hard run, got into a lone quarry below
Bletchingly, from which the terriers were not able
to draw him. It was a very fine day : there was
a molt brilliant field of fportfmen. The dogs
were hunted,in a capital Rile by WEST.
Five men have been taken up at Manchefter for
adminiftering the—/rifh Oath. They are to be
brought to immediate trial.
By letters from Exeter we are concerned tolearn,
that on Monday laft a mob, confifting of about
000 people, went from that city to feveral farm-
houfes, with the intention of forcing the farmers
to bring their wheat to market for twelve fhillings
per bufhel. A good deal of alarm was occafioned
by there proceedings, and the Mayor ilFued a hand-
bill, calling a meeting of the refpeitable inhabitants,
for the purpofe of taking into confideration the
great diftrefs of the poor.
Aletter from Birmingham, dated March Afar :
On Monday Evening a fmall body of rioter
attacked feveral bakers' (bops. 'They entered th,
!mule of a dealer in provifion in Temple-fin-et, and
'ook away bread, cheefe, bacon, &c. to a confider.
tble amount.—They alto broke the windows of a
'raker's (top in Dale• End, entered the &op. and
livided among themfelves a very large quantity
_ _ _

; Several people 'having reafomed with them on
he impropriety of their conduit, to no purpofe,
he military and affociaticn were foon affembled,
Ind took two or three into cnftody. They were
tarried berate the Magiarates on Tuefday, and
Tom mittc,l to Warwick gaol. They will take their
-621 at the prcfent affizes.
a On Tueftlay night the Military pr,raded the
ffreets, which preferred the peace of Birmingham.
A few rioters made an attack upon a farrnlouft
in the neighbourhood, but were driven off.
" Laft night, notwithilanding the pretence of the
Military, both both and foot, a few windows were
broken in Edmund-ftreet, and in Church-fireet, but
the Military being very active foon difperfed
ENGLISH STATS LOTTETZTo—TWINTIMMIST
Day,--Nos. a 3,438, 30,955, prizes of tool. and
No. 51,773, prize of soi.
TWINTT-SECOND 4.4130, aprize of
t000l.; Nos. So4o and 49,064 prizes of tool. ;
and No. 45,556, a prize of 501.
No. 44,530, drawn this day a Prize of wool.
was fold in the following (hares, by Hornfby and
Co. namely, one half, one quarter, one eighth, and
two fotteenths.—The brilliant Pigot Diamond was
alto fold by Horn(by and Co. who have been re-
markably fuccafsful in Staring and felling Capital
Prizes.

Within there few days there appears to be a very
great difficulty, not only in procuring particular
numbers, but any number at all in 'articular law.
check, of the preknt Lottery.—This arifes from
moll of the Capital Prizes fill remaining it 4 the
wheel, which induces the private holders to keep
their Tickets on their own account, a•hilß the Lot-
tery Office Keepers feel the want of this circula-
tion, and of courfe mull foon raifc the price of their
Tickets, in the proportion to the greatnefs of the
demand.

The Monopoly in Lottery Tickets, which was
begun at LLOYD'S a few days ago, merely as a
carnal fpeculation, has Spread itfelf anumg the
feveral Coffee Hooks about the Change, fo as to
occafion an unufual demand. No doubt the ire
fent riebnefs of the Wheel holds out a powerful
temptation, for though Fortune does not come
with both hands full to the ifferator as to t*te
rfroided, yet the former, by uniting his luck with
others, (lands a better chance of a comfortable'
iudependeace.