Star.
London, England, 1801-03-31 00:00:00

TUESDAY. MARCH v.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCY.
Confo 58--Ic.r ace.. 38F—Omnium Si prem.
S per Cent.p3i
PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY
Billk Stock Imp. Atm.
3 per Cent. Red. Ong Ormium 54 5
3 per CI Coml. 58 7.1 58 37} frith Deb..—
4 per t. end Bank for Ace.
tare. Navy 95i 96 India for Ace.
InT• Ikr C 57.11.1 CouL for Ap.38137f 58; 57;

Yeilerday, after our Paper was ac prefs, the
Hamburgh Mail due on Wednefday bit arrived.
The lateft intelligence it brings from the North is
a letter dated Copenhagen, t 7th March. At that
period Sir HYDE PARKER'S fleet had not appeared,
nor is there any mention of its being expeeted.
The Government of Denmark, however, had com-
pleted all the preparations for defence which its
fituation permitted; and, on the firft alarm, all
per lons at Copenhagen capable of giving affitiloce,
were to attend at their pofts.
Mr. Cr entota, our Conful is Lower Saxony,
is raid to have given notice to all Britith (hips to
quit 1::e Elbe oil the utmoft difpatch, but no aft
411o:tint) has yet taken place.
An embargo has been laid on all Britith veffels
in the ports of Sweden, but the Danifh Govern-
ment faems to have refrained from following the
example of the Court of Stockholm. The French
Goverment is Rated to have made a demand of
4,0c,0,v--., of livres from the city of Hamburgh.
A body of 15,c00 Au►lrian troops are reported to
be on their march to Switzerland, to affift the
French in enforcing the acceptance of the new con-
Ritution prepared for that country. A letter front
Vienna fays, that the Porte, alarmed at the formi-
dable military preparations Rill making by the Esi-
PERO*, Las applied to the Imperial Minifter at
Conftantinople, for an explanation on the fubjeft.
A flag of truce failed from Dover for Calais on
Sunday, with a • Meffenger, and difpatches from
M. Ovvo, for the French Government. Various
reports are in circulation refpeaing the nature of
their difpatches, and the Negotiation laid to be
propofed by the Britifh Minifters ; but, in the pre-
font Rate of uncertainty, we (hall forbear laying
any thing farther on the fubjea.
By letters from Jerfey we are informed, that
two captains of velfels lately arrived from France,
have brought intelligence that troops were afem-
bling on the neighbouring coati, with the apparent
defign of attacking that ifland. We have repeat.
edly afferted the neceffity of fortifying the Town.
Hill in Jerfey. Were this plan put in execution,
the ifland would be impregnable.
M. TALLIETS arrived at Dover on Sunday even-
ing from London, and embarked there yefterday
forenoon for Calais.

The ha overland Difpatch from the Marquis of
WlLLEst.ty mentions, that his Lerdthip was
about to learc the Prcildency of Eengal to repair
to Bombay, and furerintend the Expedition from
that fettlement, wLich is to co-operate with Sir
Racism Aasacsoxsir's Army in Ef;ypt. The
force from Bombayniil confift of twelve thoufAnd
men.

Letters received yeßerilay from Virginia, dated
the 2t ft of February, by the Putty art. cc! at Da.
tol, (hue, u that Mr. fart 1113011 iS PtCr.ilent ; the
Convention with France ratified: and that the in-
tercourfe between the two countries will be imme-
diately opened."
A foreign bfelrenger arrived yellerday at I.erd
HAWKISBUR office, with ditpatch:s hum the
Court of Der.mark.

Mr. Baron EHRE NSW A RD, Envoy E ara ordinary
from the Court of Stockholm, left town yefterday
for Yarmouth, from whence he will embark on
board the Packet for Hamburgh, on his way home.
This Minifter was prefent, on Saturday. at a din-
ner given by Lord Haw cr sir xi to tbc Diplo-
matic Corps.
M. de Nor-Zstr., the Swan Charge d'Af-
faires, will let out for Dover, to•morrow, front
whence he is to embark for Cal..i<, and proceed
Ito Paris, previous to his return to Stockholm.
M. de LAS Hitos, ancient Conful•General of
Spain, and Charge d'Affaim from the Court of
Madrid during the Embalry of M. LA! CISAS,
will alto fig a for Paris to-morrowevraing.

Nitu-ircAL INTELL IGEIV

MAILS THIS L N.£.

o Hembnrrh,
I Dublin,
o Watvrfnrd
DuaagLadce,

nu:.

On Monday fennight the WeR India convoy
once more failed from the Cove of Cork on .its
voyage with a favourable wind, which we are hap-
py to !late has lince unremittingly continued.
The Scour (loop of war, Captain DUNCAN, we
are forry to Rate, is entirely loft, in confequcnce of
her firiking againtt the Shingles, oft' the Me of
Wight. The crew were,howe rcr,fortunately rimed.
The Rofelic of Leith, JOHN ST.ABLES, maf Cr,
arrived at Jamaica the i 6th of January, all well.
TOP.RAY, MARCH 29.—Yeflcrday arrived ti.e
BARFLE DR, of 9`l guns, Rear-Admiral Cot.ta sic-
wow), and the FORMIDABLE, of 9S guns, Capt.
GRINDAL, from Plymouth. Wind S. W.
SHEERNI:S, MARCH v.—Sailed yellerday nf-
temcon his Majelly's floop FAVOR ITE, Capt. WI:ST.
11E AC H.--ATTIVed the .A cf 64. guns, from
Chatham, the HOVND 16 •ip, and the A uvloe and
Ex rgEss, advice-boats, ti.an the river Thames ;
the ADDER gun-vetfel went out of Ilarbour to the
/shire.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 30.-YCIICTLIay P. M. ar-
rived the KING GEORGE packet, Captain l'i.vN,
with the mails, and feveral parrengers, from Cux-
haven.—This day arriv:d without a Mail, the
PRINCE or WALES packet, Captain SurroN, from
Bremerlehe ; this packet has been Rationed in ;he
‘Velcr, that every pritaicable means might be tried
to kccp open the communication with the Conti-
nent, in cafes when the Elbe river might be frozen
up.—The DEANE, Captain OSBORN, is hourly ex-
peaed.—This morning a melfenger anived here to
enfaark for Cuxhaven, but the wind Icing N. E.
the packet has been prevented from failing.

FROM LLOYD', ms-r.

DEAL, MARCI 4 3o.—Sailed the Warley, WIL.
SON, for China, with the re of the outward-bound
under convoy to Portfmouth.—Remain the OVE.
RYSSEL MPII of war, and Swlrr, India
Wind N. E.

GRAVESEND; MARCH 3O.—Pad:ld by the Fre-
derica, BOSA, from Hamburg!); Juliana, MDR.'
PHY, from Dublin; Vrow Elizabeth, —; and
Pctcr and Frederic, LUTWIDGI, from RottcrJan•.
—Sailed the Nancy, DRYSDALE ; and Fortuna,
Arro.:u, for Hamburgh.

Mr. Dvxnas has not yet quitted his office, being
employed in anfa•e:inq every difpatch, and com-
pleting all the bulincts of his department up to
the date of his refignation.

It has come out bef we the Committee of the
Houle ef Commons, Ippointcd to Search for Pre-
cedents, anJ Report upon, the eligibility of Mr.
Joni. Hoem r ToOKE to a Seat in the Houle of
Commons, that a De.tn of fie fat in the Hotde
kr two whole Parliamcnts, without challenge or
enatiiry.. _ _ _

The Earl of Motes gave, on Satnrday lall, a
grand dinner to the Members of Oppofition, at
bis bottle in St. James's Place; prefent, the Prince
Of WALES, Duke of BEDFORD, Mr. Fox, Mr. Sus.
RIOAN, Mr. GREY, Mr. TIERNEY, and fevet-al
frith Members.

MILES PETER A NDRT.WS, EN. Member for Bele&
ley, is the purch:tl4 of Lord Ge Eli 91 LLE'S &Ade ill
CieVdand•rOW.

I The Toth regiment of Light Dragoons, corn.
minded by his Royal Highnefs the Panics of
WALF 2, are to march from Reading tomorrow
to Guildford, where they are to be quartered.
The corps of Royal Mid-Lothian Cavalry go
into quarters to of May.
According to private letters from RulTia, which
may be deemed authentic, we learn that Pact 1.
is difpofed to remove to Mofcow in the courfe of
the month cf May, and that he has already made
fuch arrangements as indicate a long reradence in
that city.
A Letter from Conftantinople, dated February
14, fay:—" The French army in Egypt knows
that the Engin are at Macri, and are impatient
to fee them difembark. Their ardour is the more
furprifing, as they expelled Tome officers, among
whom there were even Generals, to carry them
back to France, under the pretence of an honour.
able capitulation. The ailivity of General Mr v oat,
and the frequent intelligence they receive frcm
France, have! changed there difpofitions.
" A vefrel arrived here from Damietta, brings
an account, that (even large tranfports had st-
rived at Alexandria in the months of Odober,
November, and December, laden with balls, muf-
quets,Bcc.and each having on board from 5o to 6o
men. It is, however, certain, that the Englifla
will not return without making an attempt. They
have puchafed soo horfes to mount their cavalry,
and they have equipped a certain number of tar-
tans to go up the Nile, bv the branches of Da-
mietta and Rofetta. Lord Krrrm and Sir RALPH
ABERCItOMBIE have given the command of this
adv weed guard to Sir &DAL'', SMITH."
ENICLISH STATII LOTTFICIP.-.—TWINPT•TIPTH
DAY.—Nu. 42,925, as tuft drawn. entitled to
o,oool.—Nos. 2H,80 I. 4416, prizes of 53c,1.—
Nos. 46,42 g, 12.937. 23,326, 23,132, 54,362,
prizes of loch—Nos. 41,547, 55,768, prizes of 501.
Ills Grace the Duke of &roman had four of his
Leicetlerflaire fheep brought to Smithfield Market
yetlerday, and alfo four Kentifh heifers, remark.
able for their beautiful 2pr:trance; they fetched
good prices, as did the rc:l of the cattle.
Satoorszo.—The returned (hooting match be-
tween the Hon. J. W. COPP ray and I Aa-
vox. Fig. was Dux for, on Friday, at North Cray.
Kent, and was won by Mr. Corsa) Ay, who killed
nine birds out of eleven; and Barrok, Efq.
killed (even.

The werher Lis hecn extremely feverc during
1.111 week in Ireland. The Lol.liones were
sharp on the Curr3gh on the t 7th. as to cut two
ftrong nintotellas to pieces, and to render it int.
poithle for tome trnveUers to keep the heath of
heir liorfes toil* dorm.